August 18, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
page nvi
Q Viill Mr. and Mrs. John Car
rol and daunhtor, Dorothy Don,
of Spokane, Wash., vUltod the
first of the week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. llnrvoy ButU of
Ciettle street and at the homo of
Mr. and Mr. Lee Kennedy, HOB
Martin stroot, They are en route
to Phoenix, Ariz., In the Inter
eati of Mra. Carrol'i health.
Stockman Leaves Lowell
Stockman, aeconcl district con
urcasman, left lor Lukovlow Fri
day afternoon aftor several days
apent here. Stockman visited
Merrill and Mulln on Thursday.
Ho la making a tour of the dis
trict bofora returning to Wash
liiton In September.
Appointed Instructor
Charli'8 Redman, aviation rauio
technician 2c, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E, D. Redmun, B03 Front
rtrcot. graduated from tho naval
Tllr tochnlcar training center at
Corpua Chrlatl, Tex., on July Z4
and has been assigned to duty aa
Instructor at Pearl Harbor.
Vlalt Her Mra. T. S. Rich
ardaon and her daughter Bar
bara Ann of Portland are visit
ing with Dr. and Mra. L.
D. Class at their homo at 131
Jefferson street. Barbara Ann
had her tonsils out and Is recov
ering nicely.
Roaebutg Trip Lee Jacobs,
administrative hrad of the OPA
field otflco, will leavo Friday
for Roscburg, where he will con
fer with meat dealers. He will
contlmio from Roscburg to visit
other coast ration boards.
To Ban Franelseo Mrs.
ftlytho Tucker of the war price
TTnd rationing board, will leave
Saturday for San Franclaco. She
will bring her son Joel back with
her for school. Joel has been vis
iting his grandmother.
Resigns Mrs. Paul Landry
has resigned her position as
clerk In charge of footwear at
the war price and rationing
board to take charge of the pub
lic school cafeteria.
To Cadet School J. A. Cum
mlngs. son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Cummlnga of 1934 Auburn
street, left Thursday evening
for the army air corps cadot
achool In Wichita Falla, Tex.
Convalescing John Denny,
young son of Mr. and Mra. Pebe
ft nny, la convaleaclng from a
TtTnsllectomy at his home at 613
North Tenth street.
Visits Parents Sgt. Arthur
M. Cherry, who is stationed at
Camp Tullahoma, Tenn., Is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvln Cherry, 1834 Lakevlew
avenue. .
Ta Lake Clifford Jenkins,
county 4 H club leader, and his
family went to Lane o we
Woods Friday.
Call for Children Parents of
Camp Flro Girls who have been
at summer camp may call for
their children between 1 and
1:30 p. m. Sunday behind the
high school.
Returns to Ashland Mrs. F.
.T Anhntrnm of Ashland has re-
Vncd to that city after a brief
ftlt here.
Return from Medford Mil
dred Williams and Shirley Chase
returned Monday from Mcdford,
where they visited several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Lenox.
To Seattle Mrs. Charles Bar
toll, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Doug Smolscr and
fomlly, returned to her homo lc
Seattle Thursday morning.
Visiting Hera Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Silver and daughters are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Porter here.
In Klamath Eugene Lllgen
qulst, civil service representa
tive from Medford, was In Klam
ath Falls Friday on business.
QlTAL STATISTICS
GANDY Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore., on August 11, 1943, to Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin A. Gandy, Kcno,
a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 101
ounces.
BABCOCK Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore., on August 12, 1043, to Mr.
and Mrs. George R. Babcock,
2520 Darrow street, a girl.
Weight: 9 pounds 7 ounces.
Basement Entered Charles
Sabotka of 204 Upham street has
reported that his house was en
tored on August 12. Someone en
tered tho basement while no one
was home and stole seven quarts
of cherries, two welding tips,
and an old lawn mower.
On Furlough Staff Sergeant
Honry A. Youngron is home on
a lS-dny furlough visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Orl
Ing, of 1302 Lookout street.
Youngren la In the army air
corps and Is stationed at Indlo,
Calif.
To Seattle Ramona Ross,
niece of A, A, Myors, 1904 Or
chard atreet, left on Thursday
morning for Seattle, Wash.,
whero she will spend two weeks
lis tho guest of hor sister, Mrs.
Oils Pappus. She makes her
home In Klamuth Falls with Mr.
and Mrs. Myors.
Return Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
McGaughcy and children, Gary
and Jean, of Bend, former resi
dents of Klamath Falls, have re
turned to make their home In
this city.
Return Mrs. Paul Buck and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colo re
turned on Thursdoy from Salem
where they spent four days.
While there Mrs. Buck was the
guest of her mother.
Police Court In police court
Friday morning there were five
drunks, one drunk and disorder
ly cane, and six traffic ticket
coses.
PELICAN CITY
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MAIL CLOSINO TIME
(Effective July 14. 1143)
Train 19 Southboundi 6 p. ra.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m.
Train II Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, S
p. a Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point 7 a. aa.
Lakevlew first-class mall only,
closing at 7 p. m.
ftummaoa Bala Tha Women's
council of the First Christian
church will hold a rummage sale
Saturday, August 14, next door
to the Squeeze Inn at 1029 Main
street. Those donating rummage,
please leave It at the church or
bring It to the building Friday
afternoon.
Card Party, Dance On Satur
day evening at 8 p. m. the Loyal
Order of Moose will hold a dance
n th main floor of the Moose
hall, 1010 Pine street, and at the
same time there win te a cara
party In the basement. These will
be held each week, and all mem
bers and prospective members
are Invited to attend.
More Stirrup
Pumps Available
Another shipment of stirrup
nnmiu has arrived at the cham
ber of commerce and are avail
able to Klamath citizens at a
nominal price.
Th numns have a number of
uses besides that of extinguish
ing fires caused ty incendiary
bombs for which they were orig
inally designed.
AMBLER NEAR TOP
PORTLAND. Aug. 13 UP)
Jerrv Ambler. Klamath Falls
rodeo expert, was within sin
gle point today of Glen Tyler of
Modesto, Calif., leading cowpoke
In the Portland Stampede.
Ambler took second places In
bareback and bronco riding yes
terday to boost his total points
to 1421. Tyler has 1422.
FORT COLLINS, Colo., Aug.
13 UP) Colorado State college
will suspend intercollegiate ath
letics for the 1943-44 year, the
first break In the school's loot
ball activity since 1899. -
SCHOOL SHOES
Edgerton, Nunn-Bush
and Carter's -In
Wing-tip and Pact
$5 to $12.80
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main '
HEAR, HEAR HEAR
Rev. R. E. McNaughton
A Former Missionary to Japan
10 A. M. Morning Worship Service .
II A. M Large Sunday School. Adult Class.
8 P. M. Evangelistic Service
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Wlard Street at South Sixth '
Q. W. Wheailey, Pastor
RAZED BY FIRE
A fire of unknown origin de
stroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A, L, Smith near Pelican City
late Wednesday afternoon. No
one was home at the time of the
blaze.
Smith Is employed at the Pell-
can Bay Lumber company and
his wife works at the Big Lakes
Box company. Their three chil
dren had taken a trip to Round
lake for the afternoon.
The fire started about 4
o'clock and deartoyed the four
room house and a storeroom.
Pigs and chickens belonging to
tho family were saved although
a cat was killed. About $100
in currency was burned and a
garden destroyed. Also lost was
300 quarts of fruit and preserves.
There was no Insurance on the
property.
FUNERALS .
AZALIA SARAH HALE
Funeral services for the late
Azalla Sarah Hale, who passed
away in this city on Wednesday,
August 11, 1943, following an
Illness of two weeks, will be held
In the chapel of J. P. Dodge and
Sons, Ashland, Ore., on Satur
day, August 14, 1943, at 2 p. m.
with the Rev. George W. Bruce
of the First Methodist church of
Ashland, Ore., officiating. Com
mitment services and Interment
family plot In Mt. View ceme
tery, Ashland, Ore. Arrange
ments are under tho direction of
the Earl Whltlock Funeral home
of this city.
ELIZABETH YOUNG
Funeral services for the late
Elizabeth Young, who passed
away at her home south of this
city on Wednesday, August 11,
1943. following an extended ill
ness. will be held In the chapel
of the Earl Whltlock Funeral
home, Pine street at Sixth, on
Sunday, August IS, 1943, at 2:30
p. m. with the Rev. Arthur
Charles Bates of the First Chris
tian church of this city officiat
ing. Commitment services and
Interment! family plot in Mt,
Lakl cemetery, under the aucplc
es of Midland Grange. Friends
are Invited.
Joe's Coming
UMMlL I
Sergeant Joe Louta, who ap
pears in Irving Berlin's "This
Is the Army," here August 18,
la not the first heavyweight to
invade Hollywood, but to be
asked to appear In so distin
guished a production Is an hon
or greater than any bestowed
on any of his predecessors.
City, Heating Plant Men
Discuss Problems; PUC Man
Completes Study, Reports
FRANK CAMPBELL
Funeral services for the late
Frank Campbell, who passed
away In this city on Tuesday, Au-
gust 10, 1943, following an ill
ness of one month, will be held
in Lobert cemetery on Saturday,
August 14, 1943, at 3:30 p. m.
with the Rev. B. V. Bradshaw of
Williamson River officiating.
Commitment services will fol
low. Arrangements are under the
direction of the Earl Whltlock
Funeral home of this city.
LEBANON, Aug. 13 UP)
Twenty thousand rainbow finger
lings have been released in Clear
lake, Homer Sanders of the San
tlam Fish and Game association
reported today.
U. S. Employment
Reaches Record Mark
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 VP)
Employment In the United
States reached a record peak of
54,300,000 during July, the
census bureau reported today.
The net increase of 900,000
over June, the bureau said, re
sulted primarily from the en
trance of students Into the labor
force with the close of the
school year.
The July total was 300,000
above the previous high record
ed in July and August of last
year.
The bureau estimated there
were 900,000 persons Jobless
and deserving work in July.
Coleman Dies in San
Quenrin Gas Chamber
SAN QUENTIN, Calif., Aug.
13 W) In the San Quentin gas
chamber today John Lawrence
Coleman, 51, was executed for
the slaying in 1941 of his third
wife. Myrtle Coleman, of Cor-onado.
The bartender and former
Chicago policeman was calm as
he stepped Into the death cell.
He had slept well last night
after writing several letters.
Swimming Is believed by
many to be the most healthful
exercise there Is, the best body
builder. The reason for this is
that there is no "tearing down"
of muscles in swimming like
there is in golf, tennis, football
and other sports.
John Klrby, of the Klamath
Heating plant, D. O. Hood witn
Columbia Utilities company, the
city council, the mayor, and the
city attorney met Thursday to
discuss problems arising from
corrosion in pipes, steam escap
ing from manholes and the soot
problem.
This group has under consid
eration an idea that they bellcvo
will improve tho soot situation
and they are also attempting to
make a correction in the prob
lem of escaping steam in the
city.
Labor, War Conditions
However these corrections
cannot be mado until labor aijd
war conditions permit. Also it
Is difficult to get material.
In a report from Gcorg0 H.
Flagg, commissioner of public
utilities for Oregon, it is found
that ho has completed his part
of the three-way agreement
reached early in June regard
ing the "corrosion" and "black
snow" as related to the opera
tions of the Klamath Steam
Heating company. The report
was compiled by Professor
George W. Gleason of Oregon
State college.
In an effort to compromise
the differences between the city
and the heating utility, three
studies were to.be made. Inves
tigations are yet to be complet
ed by the city and the heating
company.
Pure Water
Briefly, Professor Gleeson
found that the well water used
in the boilers at the heating
company Is of about the same
degree of purity as surface water
from the surrounding hills, and
that It does not carry enough
sulphide of' chloride content to
be harmful to sanitation.
Considerable sulphate was
found, however, In the under
ground hot water flowing down
Spring street.
Equipment Needed
The professor recommends
some additional equipment be
added, such as a deaerating feed
water heater, and that numerous
vents be installed.
He says It la not unusual for
steam to come from the man
holes, and that such a condition
is often noticeable at such places
as Portland and San Francisco.
The rats are beginning to leave
the sinking ship. One has left
already. 8th Air Force Chap
lain Col. Maurice W. Reynolds.
If you want to sell It phone
The Herald and News "want
ads," 3124.
Soldier Admits Guilt
In Rape-Slaying Case
CLAY CENTER, Neb., Aug.
13(P) Pvt. Joseph Macavoy, 24,
Brooklyn, N. Y., pleaded guilty
In county court today to first
degree murder charges in the
rape-slaying of Anna Milroy, 18,
whose nude and battered body
was discovered near Sutton last
Monday.
Macavoy was bound . to the
district court for trial, and
(County Attorney S. W. Moger
said the state would "insist"
upon the death penalty.
Bombs Fall on Boats,
Bridges in Burma
NEW DELHI, Aug. 13 UP)
American Mitchell bombers of
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the tenth air force concentrated
on river transport and brldgei
in . central Burma yesterday
sinking one river boat and dam
aging others. A U. S. army air
force communique said today.
One bomber is missing.
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