April 80, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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In Hoipllnl Lynn Skllllnuton
of Til North Tenth street, South
ern I'nclflo employe, li a pntlont
III Hillside . hospital silfferlnK
(i'i)in bud kneo Injury. Skll
lliiKlnn foil from his "motor
blk" when a don run In front of
hla nmchlno a week uko. Attend'
lug phyalclnm found It ncccniwry
to move him to tho hoapltal Wod
ncailny, Rain No Deterrent The tree
plimtlnn project of tho local Hoy
Scouts will proceed on Suturdny
despite tho ruin, It was an
nounced Krlduy. Iloya wero ad
vised to wear ritlncoiits ond rub
Iters. Tho Scouts will meet In
front of tho new headquarters
nt H.HO ii. m,
From Corvallis Mrs, May
Miilhcs hna returned hero ufler
hlnMidlnu several dnys In Corval
Mia vlsltlnil hvr fon and diiuichtor
' in-law, Mr. and Mra. Mutt
Miilhcs.
CGM Duncan Goes Through
CUM K, It. Duncan, former uuvy
recruiter here, puaacd throuuh
Klamath Kalis Friday mornlnif
en route to combat duty In the
Pacific.
Changes in South
End Church Times
Announced Today
MEHHIl.L New changes In
the llmo of aervlco for tho Mor-rlll-Miilin
Proabyterlun churchca
will bo IniitiKuruted Sunday,
May 2. Tho Merrill Sundny
achool aervlco will bo held at 10
a, m,, mid the church aorvlce
will be aturtcd at 11:19 a. m.
Tho Mnl in church aorvlce will bo
atarted at 10 a. m and tho Sun
day achool thrro will take up at
1 1 a. m. This arrangement la
nrce.iAiiry oa ono paator acrvca
botli churchca.
Courthouse Records
Marriages
DERBYARNEND. Benjamin
Henry Derby Jr., 20, farmer, na
tive of Nebraska, resident of
Klamath Falla. Irene Pauline
Amend, 20, clerk, native of
Ncbrnaka, resident of Klnmnth
Fnlla.
HliEITIIAUPTP OLLARD.
Foroat Molvln Brelthnupt, 10,
farmer, nntlve of Washington,
resident of Klnmnth Falls. Mar-
liuerlto Frances Pollard, 18,
- salesgirl, Native of Oregon, res
ident of Klamath Falls.
TONEY-DUNN. Lrfo Adelbert
Toncy, 42, mlllworker, native of
Iowa, resident of Bend. Pearl
Emma Dunn, 44, housewife. Nn
tlve of California, resident of
Bend.
Complaints Filed
Kntherlne N. Olson veraua
Henry A. Olson. Suit for di
vorce, charge cruol and Inhuman
treatment. Couple married In
Minneapolis, March, 1010. Plain
tiff aaks property settlement. Ed
ward B. Ashurst, attorney for
plaintiff.
Justice Court
Irscl O. Chapman. No license
tags. Fined $5.80.
Clifford Elzlo McClellan, Pass
ing on right side. Fined $3.80.
I warn you that Australia Is in
danger grim danger In tho Is-
lands along our northern pcrim
ctor, Thoro looms an Impending
menace of great onslaught, Aus
tralian Air Minister A. S. Drake
ford. Have you seen
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clnlh, cut lo the Ions- ' :
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leu than 1).
We have Aratone In ynnr
favorite collar style and
in your favorite color.
Beturna South Dun Otler
bcln bus returned to Oakland
after vlaitlng here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oltor-beln,
MAIL CLOSINCI TIME
(Effective Fob. IS, 1943)
Train 19 Southbound! 8 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southbound! 7 a. m.
Train 18 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Modford Stage, Westbound, 3i30
p. m. Evening Airmail.
Stagea to Alturaa, Aahland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point. 7 a. ra.
Eaglea Auxiliary The Eaglea
Auxiliary club will meet tonight
at tho homo of Francis Herbert,
2121 Wnntlond street, at 7:30
p. m.
Hiram Johnson Not
"Critically III"
WASHINGTON, April 30 IIP)
Son. Hiram Johnson (R-Cullf.)
spent "a very good night" at the
Naval Medical center nt nenrby
Bothosda, Mil., attendants re
ported today, adding that ho Is
not critically 111.
Tho votcron senntor was ad
mitted to tho hospital Wednes
day with a bad cold.
BAUXITE EVERYWHERE
LITTLE ROCK (I1) Arkansas
produces 08 per cent of U. S.
mlncd bauxite, ore from which
nlumlnum is made, but couldn't
get aluminum for n stato plaque.
So a plaque of Arkansas mar
ble was affixed Thursday to a
20-ton chunk of bauxite, and
placed on tho Arkansas capltol
grounds to symbolize the state's
contribution .to war.
VITAL STATISTICS
TENNANT Born at Klamath
Vnllcy hospital, Klnmnth Falls,
Ore., April 20, 1043, to Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Tennant, 221 Spring
street, a girl. Weight: 0 pounds
li ounces.
GEN. STILWELL
CONFERS WITH
ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON, April 30 (I'
Llout. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwcll,
commanding United States army
forces in tha Cliina-Burma-Indln
wnr theater, spent moro than
half nn hour with President
Itoosevclt today at the White
Houso.
It was tho first meeting be
tween the two since tho war be
gun, General Stilwcll, looking
fit and smiling, told reporters
ho could not discuss tho confer
ence, Describing himself ns one
who likes to tnlk, lie added thnt
ho Is "under wraps,"
MiiJ. Gen. Claire L. Chennnult,
cnuimiinding general of tho 14th
American nlr force In China who
arrived In Washington Wednes
day with Stilwcll, will seo the
president tomorrow.
OF
S
Word of the death of Robert
Swiinson, about OS, former
Klnmnth Fnlls resident, was re
ceived hero this week from
Grants Pass where Mr. Swanson
posscd owny Tuesday nt 2:30
p. m. Funeral services were
held In tho valley city Friday
afternoon.
Mr. Swanson was a salesman
with Mason, Ehrman for several
years and with Mrs. Swanson
mudo their homo at 828 North
Eighth street. About nine years
ago tho Swansons retired to a
small ranch three miles west of
Grants Pass, where they lived
since that time. Mr. Swanson
had been 111 since November.
Mrs. Swaason nnd one son Earl,
of Portland, survive.
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I!IG!I SCHOOL
til
By ANITA OWYN CAMPBELL
Nineteen boys traveled to
Medford today to try to capture
tho Dlatrict No. 3 track and
field title. The dlatrict meet
bring! In com
petition from
every achool.
our toughest op
ponent. First
place winners In
the district can
compete In the
state meet on
itssiSav 1 m&iw gene. These
boys went to the district meet:
Bellotti, Bigger, Bocchl, Cada,
Davis, Dawson, Foster, Foulon,
Ilcnlhornc, Hunter, Mocabce,
Pntzko, Porslng, Petcrstcincr,
Silva, T I n d n 1 1, Valllancour,
Yank, and Young. Mr. Paul
Dcllcr, track coach, accompanied
tho boys to Medford.
June O'Brien, valedictorian,
and John Fletcher, salutatorian,
have entitled their talks for com
mencement exercises "How Far
Have Wo Come?" and "Educa
tion for Freedom," respectively.
The list of members for the
Victory corps has been posted
In tho main hall.
Members of the art classes
have done some very nice work
which is on display In the ex
hibit case. Replicas of magazine
covers have been drawn and
New appetite appeal ! In sandwiches,
aalad dressings and recipes you'll
enjoy the smooth flavor and rangy
scst of Schilling improved Mustard.
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'
Senior students are reminded
that there Is only li cent post
age on announcements if there
Is no writing other than the reg
ular printing Inside.
Nominees for student body of
fices spoke at voluntary stud
ent body meeting Thursday af
ternoon. OPA Talks of
Used Car Prices
WASHINGTON, April 30 P)
Tho office of price administra
tion said today it is preparing to
establish celling prices for used
passenger automobiles.
The regulation Is designed to
prevent a sudden advance in
prices resulting from a growing
shortage of used cars.
Murder Trial to
Open at Gold Beach
GOLD BEACH, April 30 (P)
The trial of John Nodine, Sixes,
on a charge of first-degree mur
der in connection with the fatal
shooting of his sister, Catherine
Nodine, will open here Monday
before Judge Dal M. Cing of
Coos county.
Organized labor knows that
the best guarantee against revo
lution In this country after the
war is social and economic se
curity. AFL President William
Green.
A minimum of 20,000,000 ve
hicles must be kept on the road
In tho interest of the war effort,
for the transportation of war
workers.
HOLM! ASKED
TO FIGHT FDR
PORTLAND, Ore., April 30
(IP) Sen. Rufus Holman (R-Ore.)
has been asked by Secretary
Manager W. B. Greeley of the
West Coast Lumbermcns associa
tion to lead a congressional bat
tle for additional Pacific coast
forest protection funds, The Ore-
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An additional $8,000,000, pro
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last night in his beach home
here.
Four of the publisher's five,
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Randolph Hearst, abroad with)
the U. S. army air forces ferry,
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