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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1942)
December t, 1948 HERALD AlW NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE wmmmmmm wii i kif baps IIIIIiH r.FfjQnnQHiP ULIIUUIIUIIII Mm. O'Brlon Better Mr. C. D. O'llrlon, who Inn been seri ously 111 fur llio punt two weeks, In Improving nl her homo In Al jfomti. Mm. A. J. Bliuklo, form erly Lucille O'Brlon, rolurncd from l,os Anijeles lo lo with her mother. Elka Blno Night siiturnuy nlKht of this week will be HtuK NlKht lit thu KlkH Indue. E, Mill Ill In clwlrmiin of thu committee in ehnrtfo. Home From Monianar J, O. Cook, who I (IoIiik public rolu tlonx work for Iho eviicuiillon center lit Newell, In buck ufter a short trip to llio center nt Mini-znnur, Newton Hor Annn Newton, rmy rccriiltlnK scrKennt, lo cnted ut I'orthiml, linn been hero for few duys on furloimh. Herry Bolvln Hero Hurry Itolvtn, uttorney with the U. S. (lepiirtmenl of Justice lit Port lnntl, npenl thu weekend at hl homo hero, Cxptctad Homi Mm. Elmer HoskluK wnn expected homo Monday from Sun Jose, Cnllf. She wnn to be uccoinpunled by her mother, Mrn. Henry Uolvln, who will mnko her homo In Klnmnth Fnlls. Henry Bolvln panned nwny a few diiyn ao nt Snn Jonc. In Hsd niulf Henry Curlier In ut Ited llluff, movliiK cuttle to Iho winter rano on tho Cor ber riinch there. Borgonnt Bochen Loavas Ht. Ilmirby Dechen left Siiliirdny r.lKht for Climp Curnon, Colo., niter u few diiyn' furloiiKb npent vIsllInK frlendn und relntlven In Klnmnth county. Vlnlt Son Mr. nnd Mrn. W. 11. Alexander of 1044 Man.anltu nlreet, left I'YIdny evenliiK for Deliver, Colo., to vlnlt their son, l,t. Robert H. Alexander and Mrn, Alexander, for n few weekn. lit. Alexander In with llio ferry command, U. S. army air corpn. Co to Portland Marlun 1'c ternon, lumber manufacturer, Vernon Moore, BnlslKcr Sides manaKer, und Karl C. Iteynoldn, chamber of commerce neerctary, left Tjy car Monday for Port land to attend a "clinic" on (ho controlled mnterluln plan, which in Kradually to nupplant the pri orities on critical muterlaln. In Loi Angolan Frlendn of Mm. Hindi O'Connor of Merrill will roffret to learn nho wan culled to Lon Alleles by tho Ill ness of her mother, Mm. Lucln da Dolun, formerly of the Mer rill district. Mrn. Dolan fell re contly and nuffercd a fractured leu. Sho him underitone an oper ation from which nho In recover ing nicely, It was learned. AMONG ALLIES Shasta View John Uowcn of Fnlriicrcs In re cupfriitinK nt homo ufter submit ting to an operation recently at Klnmnth Vnliey hospital. Wnrron Atkinson hns, npent tho punt week visiting In tho J'hll Bncken nnd Mario Smith homen. , Members of tho Elbert Butts family of McCloud, Cnllf., woro hoppers In Klamath Falls tho flrnt of lant week and visited In tho John Runteon home. Jcsna Shepherd of Etna ntrect . bus gone to Sunnnville, Calif., whoro ho han work. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Plnkston nd Jo Anne novo left for a southern resort hoping to benefit Mrs. Plnknton's lion 1th. Her mother will caro for their homo on Shnstn Wny during their ub ' senca. Tho Charles Shophord family hnn moved to tho Altnmont district. Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Pickett nro tho parents of n bnby daugh ter. They hnva named her Carol Lynn. Mrs. Ward Arnold has taken over tho duties of county school bus driver for all Shasta school children. Mrs. Henry Kllnkhammcr Is visiting with rolntlves In Los An- ' gelcs, Cnllf. Dinner guests In tho J. C. Grove home were Mr. nnd Mm. Joo Brnkevclt of Wcyerhneuscr, Dr. W. K. Dlnhnm of Portlnnd, Mrs, Goorgo Rohrbnckcr of Mor tlner, Calif., and Mrs. Brake veil's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Simpson. Tho occasion wan tho sixth wedding nnnlvcrsnry of tho Brnkovelts. . There will bo no nocinl moot ing of the Shnstn grnngo during tho month of December because of Chrlntmns holidays. j A doctor says men who smoke ! aro linblo to have everything. : Everything but matches. This Christmas make his a STETSON HAT Thtt't this year's flncit Christmas gift for tin man-at-hbnie. Such fun getting It, tool First, tho miniature holiday hat. box. In It a dandy new Stetson hat.bruih, made to keep loft felt smooth .and clean. And the Im-j pret'ilve gift certificate which the proud receiver exchanges for the style Slelion he chooiei.Then ' listen to him sayi"Make mine Stetson alwaytl" I hopu to be bock in the Philippines before tho end of next year. Philippine Presi dent Manuel Quezon. NEW YOriK, Dec. 7 (AP) Wendell Wlllklo exprenned be lief today in a mcssugo to tho people of England on tho anni versary of l'earl Harbor that Americans and Britonn could reach conclusions an to tho pur pone of tho war "Unit aro sounder than tho wisest pro nouncements of temporary lend ers." "The right of free expression and all It Implies wan attacked at I'euil Humor," Wlllkii; suld. "Let's get on with tho diacus nlon." 'J'ho message wus cabled to England und was to appear In today's Issue of Lord Beaver brook's London Evening Stand ard. Frankness Asked Wlllklo said it wus his opin ion that if n common accord of our purposes wus not reached "while wo fight, wo will inevit ably full apart when tho fight ing Is over" nnd it wns for this rennon, ho added, that ho wns trying to "prod" tho leaders of both nations "into frank state ments of their post-wnr pur poses." The 1940 republican prosl dentlnl candidate snld thnt In ternutlonal censorship generally wns set up for one of two rcn sons "cither lo protect our feelings, as If wo were super. sensitive children, or to cover up official mistakes." "For Instance," ho continued "n day or two nftcr our col luborntlon with Darlun was an nounced I was required to de lete from a talk 1 wan making to tho Amorlcun people my con demnation of that policy and no reference to my position wan allowed to reach England, Devious Methods "At the same time similar condemnation of our polity wnn being mado In parliament and wo learned by radio and prenn that thern wan grave disap proval of It In England, os there wan In America. "To illustrate still further the devlou8nenn of official cen sorship, wo likewise read in our papers of your government's ro funul to allow DcGnulla to broadcast his protest over the Parian arrangement for fear of cmbnrrusslng our government." Citizens Warned To Skirl Camp White Range CAMP WHITE, Ore., Dec. 7 Artillery firing will bo conduct ed on the Bcaglo rnngo of the Camp Whllo rcservntion Decem ber 7 to 1 1 Inclusive, it wns an nounced today from headquart ers. Firing will bo limited to tho hours between 12 noon and 8 p. m. Tho Bcnglo rango lies 0 miles north of Mcdford, which In in tho form of a rectangle 6 miles wide to the west of Rogue river nnd north for 10 miles from tho mouth of Little Butte creek. Military and civilian personnel are warned to remain out of the area unless they have business Range guards will be posted to enforce this order. Acid Indigestion RlWTi ft mi a 4u yw kick WhM tltam t tumult add eauia mlnful ultr.t. lag fai, tour rtMBwh and heartburn, doctor tmtillr prwrlb thai fuiMt-su-Unx n6UUm known for imptotsille r4Uf SKdUlnM Ilka thoM ta TWIl-uu Ttbltu. No lMfttl. BHl-ani brloi raafon In t jiD7OTtiwraMUMi0 as far ockum muot Met, . SEARS GREAT PRE - CHRISTMAS 6n. SALE OF SLIPS J Atomic X J i -ti W GXB-. fflZi ff ' MJL J 4 mm I fx: yJm SERVICE PRESENTED Impressive services, honoring both departed members of tho lodgo and members who are In tho armed forces, were held by the Elks lodgo Sunday afternoon with Leading Knight Jack Lin man in charge of arrangements. Officers of the lodge, led by Exalted Ruler Frank Peyton, gnvo tho memorial ritual of the rendition of tho famed Alpine toast by Linman. Special music included violin numbers by Harry Borel and several vocal numbers by a qunr tet composed of Charles Stan field, John Houston, George My ers nnd Charles P. Van Doron. Miss Marie Obenchain accom panied. At the close of the services, American and service flags were brought In by Sergeant Lester Finley of the U. S. marincn and Sergeant Angus Newton of the U. S. army. LAKE EXAMINER BACK IN PLANT LAKEVIEW The Lake Coun ty Examiner Is publishing again in its own plant, after an inter ruption caused by a fire which caused several thousand dollars worth of damage to the plant and building. For two weeks, the paper was published in Klamath Falls and brought here for distribution. The Examiner building hti been rc-floored and -otherwise: remodolcd, and both the' newt paper and job business are now running normally. Personnel of the newspaper hns been hit by Illness. BRISTLES RATIONED All brushes made in the United States must contain at least 45 per cent of material other than pig and hog bristles, most of which has been imported in the past from China and the Far East. ...... ... . . WL1D BUY WAR BONDS EVERYBODY 10 BY NEW YEARS! E5v Francine 'Rosetex' . Gift Undies 49c 2-bar Trlcot-knlt rayon jersey smoothie! absolutely run proof I Vests, panties, bloom era, itepini. 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