Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 02, 1944, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE THRU 1 1 Uuit Lodge rrmur !' iu bo n roKulur moot- .L,o . niiiht tlio usual party, ' by Hi" n rtin '.to which nil members nnd EJFbWiMwt. with the Lo- .ii nt z n. m. una i ...... t Meet The Mills IS crow " wl,i! co"tmuo l f" Xv ns t ho vacation lllWly. ".',"".'' ll hnll will fcool he a m " h . L'rttendnnce t Iho low iticnn hlrlhdnv R, .orvod to the work'. Pf.rinif those whoso birth- P;, Woro In Miiy- I. .....i. m. Kurln Carlson KTlcd by her diu.Bhtor t? Tiieno B ii 1 1 1 o and small .iMiuuhter, Yvonno, lort n. 17 few day f' vacation 1 r.. ...III an In Pnrtlnnd L mm. Bull'0 ",,d dU8htor to liltne. ' a.knnl Halea -Final re irtl 01 tlio snio "i p. . i . Hi ivi ii ik Hfriinfii maw K MH2.38 was the 1 total of p" . - .i imnp Tim ar-hnnl id in avernuo enrollment of 10 pupus. Hilghbori of W o o d e r a I J " w." rtLT i.X.J 1 ho HOIK"""' " ". ond.y, Juno , at 8 p. m. In the Hop hull. Thin will also bo the rl.t .HFfrlrtA I, ftkttrflaan RrlftA Clawsnn fltf "-- . ii. u huB Ttuimnnv evemne mr !L. i.n Wnh.. where she will fold the' summer mnntlu at the feme of Rev. and Mm. Ruben hnjon, lormcny oi iiiib cuy, Put Noble Grind Club The 1st nolle ernnd club of Prosper iRfheknh lodlto will meet KiMdoy. Juno 6, at 1 p. m. In the EOF nan lor a p o 1 1 u c k Incheon. Minor Surgery Roberta Mat ew, a dmiRlitcr of Mr. and In. E. G. Matthews, Z4Z7 Rcc bnillon. underwent a tonslllcc- (my Frldny. To Forest Orove Mr. and Irs. Lowell Kaun. 2458 Reels Lllon, left thin week for two frtks visit with relatives and r rndj in Forest Grove. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. E, Edwards. 2430 Orchard way, Ive sone lo Portland for a few kyi on a business trip. While lore they will visit his parents. naturn Mrs. H. D. Schroeder lid Mrs. E. A. Bfidnl returner! Ifdncsdny from a month's visit run relatives in Los Angeles. TUNE IU Tonight at 7:15 1 LOWELL THOMAS with his early evening 1 NEWS! KFJfl D0N LEE-MUTUAL ffi,""1:, KrJI Klamath Fnlla tot? "oa,!llnt KWIL Alliony ""WUngvlew, Washington . Injures Head Frank Charles of Snrauuo River, employed by Uly LouKlntf company, suffered head Injuries lato Thursday while off the Job. Ho was brouifht to Hillside hospital for treatment. In Hospital C. C. Booth, nno n. mil mnnL i,.. 4i... bnmm Lumber company, wus ucuniuca to Hlllslclo hospital lato Thursday for treatment. Uunth la anfrirlntt frnm dm I... fectcd foot. Towrusnd Club Members of the Townsend club will meet Saturday at 8 p m. In the KC hall. Regular Saturday night danco will follow at 0 o'clock. The public Is Invited. REPAIR OF COUNTY E Indoor Picnic The Altnmont Bible school picnic, scheduled to bo held In Moore park today was Instead held at the Altamont gymnasium because of the Inclo mont weather. In Portland County Judge U. E. Recder went to Portland Thursday to attend a land grant committee meeting. Ho Is ex pected back Friday evening. Surgery Mrs. Rita Barnes of 1220 Martin, undorwent sur gery at Hillside hospital Friday morning. Has Operation Dolores Jones, 17, daughter of Mrs. Olive Jones of 1848 Johnson, had surgery at Hillside hospital Friday morning, Undergoes Surgery Mrs. A. Miller underwent surgery at the McAtee clinic Thursday morning. She is convalescing at her home, 824 Mitchell, To Portland Mrs. Peter East man is leaving this week for Portland where she will visit for several days with her daughter, Martha Eastman. Hare on Business Sara WIrtz, associate district FSA supervisor from Portland, Is in Klamath Falls on a 3-day business trip, Joan Gets Divorce From Brian Aherne LOS ANGELES, June 2 (P) Actress Joan Fontaine, who once declared Brian Aherne was the perfect husband, won a di vorce from him today on grounds of extreme cruelty. One instance of the actor's alleged cruelty: Miss Fontaine was allergic to dust, but Aherne mado her visit his desert ranch. Her corroborating witness, Voa da Cleveland, tqld Judge Stan ley Mosk that when Miss Fon taine returned from desert trips her face was swollen. Joan, who is 28, and Aherne, who Is 41, were married 4V4 years ago. BAILEY DIES PORTLAND. Juno 2 (P) Ar- He Almont Bailey, Multnomah county clerk and former state representative and senator, died here today at the age of 76. Painting, kalsominlng and va rious types of repair work are already In progress at all the county schools which are be ing spruced up for next fall. Floors are being repaired and roflnishcd and new roofs are being put on several - of the buildings. An addition to the county school shops on Summers lane Is now under construction. This will enable some of the larger buses to be placed under shel ter while they are undergoing repairs. The shops as they were previously were not largo enough to accommodate some of the bigger school buses. Skipper of Bergh, Wrecked On Isle, Faces Charges SAN FRANCISCO, June 2 IP) The coast guard announced today that formal charges of In competence and negligence would be filed against Capt. Joseph C. Chambers, skipper of the transport Henry Bergh, which piled up on the rocks of the Farallon islands early Wed nesday. A trial was set for tomorrow before Lt. Robert E. Burns. In announcing the action, Lt.- Comdr. John J. McManon, in charge of the coast guard ma rine hearing unit, gave no Indi cation whether charges were to bo based on anything moretnan an official desire to ascertain the facts. The captain yesterday told interviewers the crew and the more than 1000 ln-bound naval passengers had but a scant 20 seconds warning or we im pending crash 30 miles off the Golden Gate. Nobody was killed or seriously Injured. Soot Cuts Sunshine A Third Approxim a t e 1 y 70,000,000 tons of soot drop on American cities annually, according to es timates. This cuts off more than 30 per cent of the sunshine. Restaurants are patronized by more people per capita In San Francisco than in any other city in the United States. Back to the Land w ml Tax problems are forgotten for the moment as Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenlhau examines a grape' vine on his Wiecopee, N. Y., farm. The sec retary says he did all right last year, selling the product of his 18-acra grape arbor at . f 1.10 basket Classified Ads Bring Results. POSSE PLANS PARTICIPATION IN 4TH RODEO Lloyd Low's Sheriff's Posse held an enthusiastic annual din ner-meeting at the Pelican cafe Thursday night. The main busi ness was preparation for partici pation in the Buckaroo Rodeo programs, and the election of officers. Lloyd Low, as sheriff of Klam ath county, is the "chief" or "sheriff" of the posse. E. P. Ivory was elected president and cap tain; Elmer Balslger became vice president, and Greer Glascoe was elected secretary-treasurer. For directors, Dr. James Hilton, Lew- Is Stewart, Jerry S I s e m o r e, Marshall Cornett, Brady Narey, Dale Mat toon and. Guy Barton were selected. The posse enthusiastically ac cepted the invitation of the Klamath Buckaroo days commit tee of the American Legion to participate in the parade and give an exhibition d r 1 1 1 at the fairgrounds. Drilling for the event will be undertaken imme diately on all Sunday afternoons and on the last two Wednesday evenings in the month of June. It was also decided to act as hosts to the Siskiyou county sheriff's posse of Yreka, which also has been invited to take part In the rodeo celebration by the Rodeo committee. , The Yreka posse Is reputed to have an ex cellent team. A competitive drill is in the offing, and the Klamath posse knows that it must get out and worn hard if It is to hold its own with that excellent aggrega tion of western horsemen. It was also indicated that the Sheriffs Posse from Medford. together with an organized group of women riders from that neigh- 1 OPENING SATURDAY Flower Shop 724 Pine St. Phone 5568 boring cbmmunlty, may make ar rangements to participate In the celebration. If they do, the Sher iff's Posse will also act as their hosts, in conjunction with Klam ath's active women's organiza tion known as the Saddle Pals. The meeting was attended by some 30 members of the posse which, besides being an organ ization of horse-minded business men and ranchers of Klamath county, also holds status as the, Sheriff's Mounted Reserves in the Civilian Defense organiza tion. Classified Ads Bring Results. Camp May Be Used ," As Refugee Center " WASHINGTON, June 1 )' President. Roosevelt Indicated today that - an unused army , camp In this country may b converted . Into k " temporary haven for war refugee from abroad. 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