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London the captain passes from us. For the mil-
here in
and the king bega to depart lions of Americans who served
Hisenhower, with
Gen,
Dwight D.
Churchill was Britain
me,
Chief Justice Earl Warren, Sec-
her courage in adversity, her
retary of State Dean Rusk and calmness in
danger, her moder-
the other Americans took off in
ation in
success.
Air Force plan
an
this
“At
moment
as
our
Placed On Barge
hearts stand at attention we say
The coffin, draped with a Un-
affectionate
our
thoug sad
and
ion Jack
bearin Church-
here was a cham-
joodby
ill’s insignia as a knigh of the
freedom.
of
May God
taken
from
St. pio
realm, was
grant that we kee the lessons
Paul’s to Tower Pier.
There it
he
in his deeds, in
us
was
place on the barge Hav- his taught
words, in his life.””
tide
and
flood
was}
on
engore,
Eisenhower pause for a mo-
Pier
taken. to
Festival
Hall
and
then
choked
in
a
the Thames and to Wa- ment
cross
‘And so now to you,
voice said:
terloo Station.
Sir
my old’ friend
Guns boomed 1 times from|
the Tower of London, the onl farewel
has had
It
time a
ever
was
commoner
shortl before noon
salute.
than a 17-
more
Roy- when the state funeral ended.
al Air Force plane swept by|A trumpeter, high in the “whis-
in salute. And over the
gallery” of St. Paul&#
micro-|
pho of the British Broadcast- sent the strains of “Last Post”
the voice ofjsoaring through the arches and
ing Corp came
Eisenhower:
corridors of the cathdral. Quee
Dwight D
train slowly|
at Bla- drew the funeral
Sir Win- church of St. Martin’s
in peace don when the rector, the Fev. away. Onl the crew and mem-
James,
hills John
spok the last! bers of the Churchill family}
But
Britain’s
trib-
aboard.
Churchill:
over
words
where
was
were
years
Churchill all the
“For
much
it
hath ute followed
as
as
ago.
Britain swept aside the proto- please Almighty God. of His way to his grave.
Thousands Stand Silentl
col and precedent of centuries great mercy to take upon Him-
station
Every small railroad
Saturday to pay her last full} self the soul of our dear brother!
Bladon
was
to
therefore jon the
of devotion. A majes here
measure
departed we
way
tic 63-minute processio moved commit his bod to ‘the ground ‘crowded. Thousands of persons
throug the streets of London| Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, stood silently as the train went;
and through
dust.
Junction,
to
In
sure
where Churchill found his fame. ‘dus
Clapham
Barnes
Common, Virginia Wa-
and the offi- certain hop of the resurrection!
Elizabeth
Quee
(UPI)
sleep
LONDON
—
Churchill
ston
today
in
he
rolling
the
born
90
cial representatives of 11 na- to
through our Lord)
mourned him at a state Jesus
tions
funeral in the cathedral church,
sprinkle earth!
Lady
of St. Paul, an honor never be- on the coffin and then, in the
fore accorded to a British com- falling dusk, Churchill bod
was lowered into the grave.
moner.
Then a train carried Church-|
There
two
were
phase of
ill& coffin back to his native Saturday’s ceremonies.
énded|
The
nation’s
tribute
Oxfordshire, and in a 10-minute]
was
coffin
commital ‘service he was bur- when the
place
ied beside the
graves of his aboard a train at platform No.|
Then
Waterloo
Station.
1 in
father and mother.
Churchill belonge to histor
Onl Family Attends
Se it
Chur
Only
members
family
Churchill.
graveyard
of
of
were
the
the
the
in
parish
little
Engine No. 3405
World
“The
War
II
Winston
built
—
-
and christened}
Churchill”
—|
—
..,
Brackness,
ter, Ascot, Reading,
‘okingha
en
inall it
two
came
to
journey’
from
miles
Bladon,
taken in a hearse two
and was
miles to the cemetery.
At the gravesid was the na-
tion’s final token of tribute
wreath of white flowers and
a
a black
edgé card bearing the
royal crest of Queen Elizabet
T her- own handwriting was this
Win
—|
the
“From
inscription
tion and ‘the commonw
remembrance.”
na-
in
“T
grateful
‘The
ceremony
ende at
to.
pause
{tribu
p.m.
the
to
pay
person
a
giant
who
Elizabeth.
—
and the
Kor and
other
spok their final
ners
now
=
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Mud Floo Peri
Hom I Oreg
SOL
mour-...is
up: the
Fifteen
Cents
M
FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, JANUARY 31,
“Re
JENKINS
Rain Swells
Streams
a
great
Heav rain the past few day
the has swollen
streams and caused
London’s St. disastrous mudslides. One man}
and a.
at the edg of was killed
in-
woman
th area that took the hardest jjure earl Saturday when a
from the German luft-
1,50 foot wide section: of hill-
waffe in those grimmes day of side in Orego ploppe into th
éa
orld Wa I, has just pai his Columbia: River 28 miles
inal tribute to a great Eng- of Astoria and caused a wave!
his comrade- to sweep ‘across
was
iis
an who
Pug Island in
of
Crisis
Great
in
the
neighborin
Washingto
in-arms
As
written,
is
this
standin under
of
might
&qu
Cathedral,
dome
Holcumb..Gabrelson, 45
world.
English-
the
The
was:
killed when the wave rolled his
Dwight D. Eisenhower, former cabin into the river. A woman,
identified only as “Mrs. Oson,
Supreme Commander of Allied|
when
Expeditionar Forces and Com- suffered: minor injurie
her house was hit.
United
manding General of
‘Tracks Damage
States Army Forces in the Eu-
The slide shoved an. undeter-|
of
Theater.
Operation
ropean
mined amount of Spokan Port-
in World War I.
stood
bier
track
gatio
Four
darkest
aie
War i
of Englan
days-of World
and.
land
a in-|foad
nas
was
prim
Churchill,
ston
was
Englishman
Great
he
The
whose
4
American
great
jin
a
to
Seattle
(SP&a rail-|
into the river. Navi-
not
was
railroad
the
rep
i
oi
crewmen
dam
from)
sec
o
FORMIDABLE FIGURE AT FARM: MEETING=S
|
the
personalitie WIS
eal? atthe annu
east
Ne Year mee feeul
Ran
Willia
we
Halt Wa
OS Professo Warn KPC
Fo Viet
the
of
Klamath
here yesterdey
cheon chairmai
from
~
left,
Grant.
—
years
went
on
a
celebrate
does not
The
week-
j
new
Orego
An
\agricult
{sor
offi-
Dr.
Tuesd
ore
State
36
Blanch,
Winsto
“He
a
units—
famil
situation”app
political
Churchil
a
maker
ed to be at
thrown.
of
a
quiet simmer.
Such
an
“sets
Financial
urged!
y Ba
a
oeat
was
V. Wii
speake
than
350:
tended the luncheon.
arrangement,
b
said,
up
royal
battle
a
and ‘estate planning,
“You-
get
ie
s
from
away
it|
w
io
prevent the shrinkage emptio
value through death|deductions
farm’s
taxes,
thousand
attendiu the
He encouraged those
the annual luncheon
here
to
‘consider ways
b which the
par-
(UPI)
—
says
him
mischief
after
tation
book
with
motorcycl
book
was
Credit
Group
place
Board
quick
yong
are
president
Klamath;
Merrill
They
Murel
Lower
Randall
J.
Pope
Malin, and W. M.
Henle
Williams,
y.
-
“Bil?
Each will serve
Others who
three
position
three years,
the
for
ran
were
c
went
provid
law
Henry
Brace
Oberheide, Bonanza;
Martin, Scott Valley, and
Newell-
Richard
Halousek,
Tulelake.
ink
costs, and provid
nin
that
to
may
plan
flexible
be
varied
to
easy
dividual
estate
tance
of
a
divide
to
‘to
a
in t
that
mates
ever $6
a
eee
is
Then
to
and the
pen
gifts, creates
no
that
the
strike
costs
“There
are
some
tag he noted. ““A
chinery
a
man
buildingsbefore|
and
taxes,
and
Together, he said,
wife
have
an
ex-
of
on
iet b fay
furnished
Th
was
ofth
poke Fri i istorical
portio
was
from the L
the Klamath
up
sorg ee its h pesli
Progre
26
‘on
next
prob-|
™
Her
ae
ha
corporatio
T
made
many
thing in
praise thé
progress
th
finan-
association’
during the pas year,
given each
attendin the annual
statement,
‘Lo Low
Klamath
B
ieo
Co
to the
ee
forward te it!
to
oe
Wilbur
of
Harnsberge
a be o
a
dire
sal he expecte
A Sile
disadvan-|
But, in total, he indicated the
its
over
Ae
said
ae ide “ar
reg
Ni
saiso
accep- ti
Jem-if death
and pro-
occurs
vides the opportunit of offering
fring benefits to employe and
to save on current income tax.
Murel
cs
a
He
rancher, competentl launched,
luncheo meeting and then
turned the chairmans of it
/
days
millio
call
+\the
isa
‘Texas port for
Dr.’
he
will be
chance for agreemen
no
7
“The discuss ons
on had
it is
the
each sid would
s in
for
malicious:
‘ sent
ich
20 Wal
A Ken
|
taxes
conditions,” he in some instances, lacks flexi-|
bility, is restricted by article of
Blanch described in incorporation and
bylaws, reé-
detail how each person’ ownin;
@
records
and re-
more
ranch has $60,00 in proper-
a
and
time is re-
more
,
cash, ma-
ty
exemption—
for changes.
o
existiri
méet
Pa
Tu
strike.
there had
oe this week
the West Gulf|
ad optimism
settle b this weekend
showed
that in
3
years the group here has grown
104 to 66 members. Stock}
owned has risen from $19,96 in
194 to over ‘half a million in
196 loans. have gone from|
half a million 30 years ago to
than $ million, Reserves|
more
‘to
invest-
protect members
RECOGNIZE THIS
SCENE?—
if you& en oldtimer would you re-
call this view. It& a
of
Lake taken about 1912 It was taken
before the waters of the lake were pulle down to open new lands for
of the pictur
agricultur Barel visible
center
e foregroun at
two persons on horseback. According to
ja Ogle th two, show
are
ere
The “recess’* to talks at Gal-
veston was a setbac to efforts]
i “Asst. Secre
Reynold wh said he
$60,000.
iabity, isa
Dr, Blanch
one
year
Tai
agreement:
warned.
estate
he
“Through
member
to Patz-|
last
&qu
ps
the officer ci-
ripped out,
Jan.
‘Marital and
possibly go hack. to work,
CAPE
_several with East
Coast and othe ¥ Gulf!
4 labor
when|
ports carly next “week. “stl.
save
above
is
goo sense,”
disappeare
Gand said he
$120,00
can
dollars in
Cali-| all ‘assets,”
for
Other advantag listed:
‘from
someone
ine
ad
know that” what
carved out of nothin
we have
children,
‘will go to our
should kee the unit at
“We
a
goo productio level so it
‘won& hav tobe built back up,
the shrinkag of the
other
and
taxes
estate from:
“We
members.
yes-
fo
re-elected
were
Production
Klamath
Association Board of
Directors..
“to
fornia
Incumbent.
the
Credit
in
eetilernie,
i
cad
meeting
Gand discovered
missing
Tulelake!
from other!
ng
ews
from
wald’s home where he found
Hi book but with. Patzwald’s|
ticket
of
e
i
Names
terday
impass
The
directors.
Meet:
it
was|
He said after Patzwald
Written up for speedin he and
officer
fellow
into a
went
a
cafe. When he returned to his|
the
fore
eet
son.
prov
cited
Edward W. Patzwald, 22
for speedin last week and then
charged
dock
could
oi t ‘Matnet
estate
“The
icaventi
Ticket
Josep Gand
Ralls,
‘Same period
720
has the right to give a
“No Concessions”
in a certain part of his estate’ while}
remain.
active
your head under-a ta-jents may
“Neither side ‘woul recede port.
farm operation and at the same he is alive without taxation and
erat its demands nor make any
interést-
is renewa each year.” |
the in- time kee the children
‘Reynold to
ed
them.
it
has
‘the
participate
n thoug
by having
“Th position *here|
newsmen.
work. toward gradua take-
“which few: of
as the best and
ielanaa
at the moment are too rigid and
Dr. Blanch said
of
re-evaluation
requir
b each!
“created for us an opportuni
The
discourage
profess
share of
ty to hold a
pro-
their
ftom
ranchers
sellin
Hidi
some
imperative today
is
to
Man 'Fi
trolman
Henl
registe red for the meetin and af-
were
-
SACRAMENTO
3
Pine Grov
Bill
e
has
Ow
‘Co
Saran
Do
f
Campbe
R.
A
manager;
More
profes within the family.””
the
lef
Sir
luncheon
Blanch
attend-jhe
persons
annual meeting of
nge
Presid
Harnsberger lain
Wilbur
University said,
economics
Grant.
tha
a Fe
th
phn
tion.
Pope Merrill-Malin, and
Association
About Inroad Of Inheritanc Tax
South Viet
SAIGON (UPI)
turned its back on the war
—
H
Credit
juction
Pra
Nam
Strok Fell
Re Lead
out
‘sino
No.
884-8111
GALVESTON Tex: (UPI) —|report
But|
slide in cially begi until
a
The Great. American said
“informa- in the 3ist.
the same
two hour later, anybody who dialed:
area
the Great Englishman:
Production Credi
tion’ on his telephon Saturda the Klamath
but showed up safe.
“As would all other free men,
the operators| Associati that ranchers should
fourd
in Saigo
‘Th
weather
man.
predicte
would like to pay a ‘person
@xercis
precautio
every
rain Saturday night and] have already left town, an their]
more
now
tribute to the giant who
information un- agains the ravages of inheri-
then a brief respite about Mon- will be no more
tance taxes.
passes from among us. I have
til Feb. 8
for
charter to spea
no
my
International Telephon Serv-
Speakin yesterda at
spea only for
luncheon at the Wine-
ice also Went dead Saturda as yearl
self,
left
town
to visit ma,
discussed
Dr. Blanch
technicians
we
if in memory
jour-
The telepho ways in whic ranchers could
their
families,
to the time whe Brit-|
back
“between
lines will
ne
profit throug formin an in-
stay quiet
ain and America stood shoul-
tha trying to’
Saigo and the rest of the corporation rj
in the globa
der to shoulder
into’ equa
world, at least until next Fri- divide thei
I
act as
can
then
tyranny,
day.
unit§ as bequest to members
spokesma for the millions of
‘The Vietnamese, or lunar, new of their
families.
Americans who served with me
MOSCOW
Frol R. year occurs on Tuesday, and no
(UPI)
“With
inflation
we need large|
in Kozlov, the
comrades
and their British
former
Pre- work at all is don until Fri-\farm units to be efficient and
man
three years of war in this sec- mier Nikita S Khrushchev once} day. This only applie to the
guarantee a reasonable return,”
tor.
chose as
his
own
successor,
most discipline office howev-| said.
hew
“This
a
means
&
Winston! died Saturda at the age of 5
those
“To
men,
Vietnamese
er, and most
proble for farmers and ranch
Britain. He was| He was felled by a
Churchill
was
stroke
work
for
a
a
Saturd
nine-| in determining how to trans-
the embodiment of British de- year ago but lost power as a day holiday
fer an organic business to the
fiance to threat, courage in ad- Communist
leader only after:
Government offices
were the-|
break-
next generation without
versity, caln: ess in her danger Khrushchev&# downfall,
oretically open Saturday. But, in down the business unit,”’
moderation inher success.’”
Kozlov, who rose from peas- in practice, employe showed
He
that
stated.
inheriting
surroundings to become a up just Ion enoug to wish|
farm
farm
a
up|
added:
“crown
prince” in Moscow re-| their employer a happ new.
and
mighty ‘Thames, mained a member of the all- year before heading off to the between surviving sons
“Upon
no.
longe prac-
great avenue of history, move at powerf ruling
of the
village for holiday re- daughters—
tical.
this moment to their final rest- Communist
after} unions,
party until
Battle
Roy
been
had
ing plac the mortal remains of| Khrushchev
‘Th
over-|
countr
the
Telep
i
Saturday; and
work- lon holiday to
affected.
th
West. Gulf
flooded.
poundi
“fi
in
UPI
Talk Stal
O 2 Iss
At La Grande a city of 9,00
evacua-|
were
‘some 400 persons
ted Friday night and early Sat-
urday. Typhoid clinics were set
up after the city’s sewage plant
was
arms
Doc Strik
D N
By FRANK
presentin
1965
Telephon
a
Hatfi
airman
e
their banks following day
to be followed
Ore.
(UPI)
over
b another
PORTLAND,
storm front carrying more pre-
in
northeastern| of heavy rain.
Man families
and coastal Oregon towns evac-
Gov.
has asked cipitation.
In northeast Oregon floodwa-
uated their homes Saturda as the federal government to ex-
to
continued
surge tend a proclamation declaring ters of the Grande Ronde River’
streams
Orego a disaster area during swept out a Union Pacific Rail-
December to cover
the presen road bridge northeast of Island
the
was
on
City.’The bridg
flood ‘situation.
Floods durin Christmas week main line. About 600 feet of
took 18 lives, caused $24 mil- track were washed out.
the
Wal-|
At Milton-Freewater,
lion worth of damage in the
River™broke
throug
state and left hundreds home- la Walla
15 feet of dike.
less.
—
a
grotind,
Weather
Pages
44
—
watches
th
behi
of Sir
Cathedral in London
dwarfed b Life Guards
steps of St. Paul&
family, left,
KLAMATH
Price
Wins Churc
coffin
MOMENT—The
carried
while the
amen,
ri
w
KENNE
eS
council president sald
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