Mny 21. 1041
THE NKWS AND THE HERAT.T). KLAMATH FATAH, OREGON
Rmimi Party Plnni ore com
plete for (ho contract brUlgo
party to bo ulvon ut Rcamos
GdU and Country club ut 8
o'clock Suturday nlKht In the
clubhousu. Those who would en
joy pluylnii und have not boon
contuctod ure askod to call Mri.
Tod Shoop, 841)1, (or reserva
tions. Players may play during
the ontlro ovimiIdk in couples or
foumomun, Chalrmun l Mrs.
Howurd I'crrln, amtliitcd by Mm.
John Houston, Mm, Oscar Blilvu,
Mri. W. K. Luimn and Mri. Fred
Schnllock.
To Portland Mm. John' Shaw
and duuuhlor, Dotty, and Mr).
Frank Drew left, Wodnoiduy
morning with John Coppniio for
Eugcna. Thara they will bu met
by Mm, Drew's mother, Mm.
Stowurt Mooro and will continue
to I'ortlund for u 10-day vlalt.
Mm. Shaw und lietty will vlalt
with her parents, Mr, and Mm.
Cunningham.
To Band Circuit Judite Da
vid R. Vandenbora left ut noon
Wednesday for Bund to ipend
aeveral duyi on bualneaa. He
waa accompanied by Mri. Van
donborg. Marriage Licenses Hubbard
Smith of Onker, and Elizabeth
Louiso llcrlza, Klamath Kill la,
obtained a marriugo llcenao in
Baker Mny 21, according to
word received hero,
Violence Returns
At. Boeing Plant
SEATTLE, May 21 (A'l Vlc
lonco broke out nit "In outside
the main plant of the Boeing
Aircraft company lato yester
day between pamphlct-dlntrlbut.
Ing CIO membera and AFL-sf-flllatrd
workem. Rotten egiis
and (lata flow freely until police
Intervened. The Boeing com
pany has a union shop with the
AFL' Aeronautical Mechanics'
union but the ClO-Automobile
workers recently started a drive
lor membership.
Panama Governor
Declines Honor
PANAMA. May 21 (De
claring that all wine, responsible
rltizens of Panama are "born
friends" of the United States,
President Arnulfo Arias has de
clined an Invitation to head the
Hat of sponsors of a recently
formed society of frlenda of the
United Stntea. There Is no need
for such an organization In Pan
ama, ha said.
Quests of Mills Mr. and Mm.
Earl Conklln und duughtor Dor
Is, who uro enjoying an cxtcn
sivo trip from their homo In
Pontiuc, Mich., are guests at the
L. O. Mills homo at Pino Grovo
and will Icavo with Mr. and
Mrs. Mills on Thursday to spend
sovorul days fishing at Diamond
lako. Mm. Conklln Is sister of
Lylo Mills and of Mm. Onirics
Joseph Martin of this city.
Naomi Kurtz, chairman of
Buddy Poppy day, announced
Wcdneadny all arrangements
hove been completed for volun
teor mcmbors to sell Buddy Pop
ples throughout tho city, The
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxil
iary will be In the community
throughout tho day of May 24 to
sell the popples.
Procoeds from tho sale will go
to tho relief of disabled voter'
ons, their widows and children
as well as to the national homo
for veterans' orphaned children
'To honor tho dead by help-
Ing tho living, wear one of the
original Buddy Popples bought
from a VFW auxiliary member,'
Mm. Kurtz.
Transportation
flews
RAILROAD PERSONALITIES
To Band Horry Wayne,
general agent of the Great
Northern railroad In Klamath
Fills, left Tuesday to spend
several .days In bend.
- lUturns E. J. English, GN
mister mechanic, returned this
week from his vacation.
From Montana R, I. Pick
ett, of the Great Northern rail
road, returned to work this
week. He hsd been called to
Whltefish. Mont., on illness In
the family.
On Vacation R. S. Olson,
assistant trainmaster for the
GN, left Tuesday for a vaca
tion In Spokane.
Claim Apent Hera T. B.
Hogan, claim agent for the GN,
was In town Tuesday on business.
H GH SCHOOLS
SH0W1NGREA5
E
GRADUATES
Largo Increases In the num
ber of high school graduates In
Klumuth county In tho last
seven years were shown In a
compllulion announced by
school authorities here Tuesday.
A total of 3 7 3 seniors are
gruduutlng from tho county's
high schools this year, as com
pared with 226 in 1033. This is
an increase of 85 per cent. The
figures are Inclusive of both
Klomulh Union high school and
the nlno high schools In the
county school district.
Tho following table shows the
Increoso In high school gradu
ates In tho seven-year period,
with KUHS graduates numbers
In ono column, and the county
district high schools grouped in
tho other:
County
Year li.S.s KUHS
1D3S fid 157
1036 ...... 58 180
11)37 87 11)8
1038 05 203
1030 05 232
1040 06 242
1041 120 253
It was also shown that In
1031, Klamath Union high
school graduated 135 seniors, or
118 less than this year. In 1026.
Klamath Union high school had
a graduating class of 40.
Ely Postmaster
Elected to Office
ROSEBURO. May 21 W)
Oregon's third and fourth class
postmasters closed their annual
convention here yesterday with
election of Thomas R. Roe, Gas
ton, as president.
Other officers: Ruth E. Wal
ter, Clarkamaa; Edith Glover,
Grand Ronde; Kate F. Prey,
Eastside; Georgia Casebecr. Bly,
vice presidents: Von D. Seaton,
Yamhill, secretary-treasurer.
The executive committee will
name next year's convention site.
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WEATHER
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair today, tonight and Thurs
day, but with morning fogs near
the const Thursday; continued
high temperatures in tho inter
ior, but cooler on tho coast;
moderate to fresh northwest
wind off coast.
WASHINGTON AND ORE
GON Fair with higher temper
ature and lower humidity today,
tonight and Thursday; moderate
to fresh north to east wind off
the coast, over inland waters of
Washington and in mountain
passes, but occasionally strong
easterly in Strait of Fuca,
Mall Closing Times
(Trains)
Southbound: 0:00 a.
Northbound: 9:30 a
Southbound: 5:15 p
Northbound: 8:30 p.
m.
m.
ra,
m.
(Stages)
Alturas, Lakevlew, Rocky
Point and Ashland, all close 7:00
a. m.
Suburban League A pinochle
party to which the public is In
vited will be given by the Su
burban League auxiliary Thurs
day afternoon. Dessert will be
served at 1:15 o'clock with cards
scheduled for 1:45 o'clock. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. Floyd Hoover,
chairman; Mrs. Arnold Jacobson,
Mrs. Dennis Depuy and Mrs.
Lawrence Barlccn.
Guild Postponed The Episco
pal guild will not meet Thurs
day due to graduation programs,
it was announced Wednesday.
Ladies Aid The Zion Luther
an Ladles Aid will meet Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Victor Ongman.
DAV Masting A special
meeting of chapter 12, Disabled
American Veterans, and auxili
ary will be held in the commun
ity hall on Garden street, Friday
at 8 p. m. All members are urged
to attend. Refreshments will be
served.
Club to Meet Wlnema club,
Pythian Sisters, will meet Fri
day evening, May 23, at the
home of Mrs. Edna Jensen.
Bethany Circle The Bathany
circlo of tho First Presbyterian
church' will meet Thuraday af
ternoon at 1 o'clock at the home
of Mm. Harry Goellcr on Pine
street when a surprise luncheon
will be held. Assisting Mm.
Goellcr will be Mrs. Alfred Col
lier, Mrs. Thomas A. Sandoe
and Mrs. J. P. Wells.
Women of Moose The Wom
en of the Moose will sponsor the
third of a series of four games
Friday, May 23, at 2 p. m. in the
KC hall. The public is cordially
Invited to attend. Hostesses will
be Billie Benncr, Evelyn Stener
son, Virginia Babcock, May
Capps, Opal Geist and Ethel Col
vln. Lucky Thursday Mrs. Nettie
Good, 2020 Darrow avenue, will
entertain for members of the
Lucky Thursday pinochle club
at her home at 1 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. May 22.
Council Meetings The four
groups of the Women's council
of the First Christian church
will meet at the church in a
Joint meeting, Thursday, May
22, for a potluck luncheon at
noon. Members are asked to
contact their group leader to
find out what food they are to
prepare for the luncheon. All
are urged to be present as the
ladies of the Missionary society
of the Bend church will be
guests.
Pictures All past presidents
of the Eagles auxiliary are re
quested to go to Bruno studio
for pictures as soon as possible.
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