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Ll'lo ttcnd funeral
trMv",r,,Mr. Jo ion
1 1 .inniioui
Kilinown In rallrot
living been un wnpl'
l,v. "" " i)..,.fl for
loUlncni '
and
1717
morning for
mrvi
fathor,
1 1 road clr
loya of
muny
mcet-
und
mo iiuihwi i -----
Uiot which was "died.
I'Vl 'l.o Elk. EmpTi
P0"' ".,,l until Wl.fl.
ftlulod for mil Friday
i.. I...I.I in nlimnnd.
0 uu n" "' i '
, TuidY Anno Avory
L.t.A MKi-rotary to Fodorul
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lor net noino m m "
.Villi of several days hero
I, I .Ire n' IllO Wood! WlHTO
fcU U10 i V j
UN Avorv waa in .uuu1
(or the session of federal
before coming on iu rvimii
Mil.
Uh Council Tho Women'
kll of tho rim unrisuun
b, will hold n ucnoriil coun-
Luting at tho church on
Liiy, Juno 8. at 2 p. m.
..iiiv.t win moor at i
Ik. All member! nro urged
il.l Inul mofiltntf nf the
cihi i' ' ' - " " , m Ti i ,
when now omccrs win oo
lied.
Vior Lt. Paul Whltlatch
b Marono air noia in tuc-
Ariz., win a visitor ai mo
I of his parents, Mr. and
W. V. Whlllntch of tho Hon.
diilrlcl. tie is on routo to
bin. Neb., whera he will
u bomber pilot
In on Villi Mr. nnrl Mm,
fcr Howard (Francos Foster)
fc Klamath Fnlls on a week's
Irom Los Angolcs. They
isitinit at the homo of her
till, Mr. unci Mrs. C. H, Fos-
bl 1871 Portland.
biunlh Mombom 'of the
Innlh wbhlns reservations
Sunday brenkfnst at tho
krd hotel at 0:15. June 11,
ae call Lois casscl at 7213
tcThurxiny afternoon.
llr Nalahbors Tho Jolly
thmni Will tnpftt n( I hf hnmii
In. R. J. Hall at 1:30 p. m.
pexiay, June I.
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OBITUARY
b is "S".;. iri ....
f" rtildenl of Malln. Ore., pauod
L J ? m" 'o'lowina an
i rz-- ...u,..i al,u at ins
i a i V urvivina are ner
jT".v...u., l(IVKH Dr, o, maun.
l7l ..in, ruuvHa ai morrill,
Im diu,hler. Mi Ann Oallty at
IrK N.mpa, Ida. and ona
at, Victor nna of Vancouver, B.
tkL,r,nclch"'ln and Iwo (real
aSii 5-.Tn" mmalna ret In the
wua runeral Home, Plna itreel
ami i E. 'rtcnd" niny call. Nollca
f- wiiiiouncoq mi inia lima.
FUNERAL
V2 i. rv. wh0 PaMd away al
IKS. i". Malln, Ore., on Monday.
S kSffl n,An 'lln" ,lx monlhi
2. tl In the chapel of the Earl
ri'sr. noma. Pino atreet
r an Wedneidav. Juna 7. tna
Benin'h '""."av. Kinene V.
Pia Communlly ; Conire(allonal
fu!J 'hJ' clly offlclatlns. Inter-
uaiery,; menaa are in
TAL STATISTICS
S?r.ii?05? ' Hl'l'lo-a hoeplUl,
lawl Mri , l'1 June o, .u,
f. i iww ... . rnm. .nil upn
. naiinii o pounda
I . ... .
vunnouse Records
timTi o.. " or me stale of Ora
Sil CornUh and Delia
( unknu.n " "na and any
VWfiS Ser,on" clalmlns Intereit
Wart invoivea. t
r. 8chI?iSrov.. "wlnel on prope
Sit
Suit
l. Schi..- '..uwlna on property.
' """PP. nllorney for BlilntlM.
l.t.JU"l' t'nnrl
Mlft ' Awault and battery.
TO All. I- r. .
I mdi ' iff. ynningnam. Driving
PWor ..VS'nM ", 'ntoxlcat-
VSS' "1 H7.ao and alx montha
iMhliaTlM Cunnlnham. Drunk.
1 anway, rmed 10 or s
, r,nMi"i Dfunk on pub lo
at Sl'l pA'ne U. No operator'a
Charlie Read
Saddlery
W'H Buy Wool
U o 3000 Pounds
f'.."!!h B'owor or rocolva
L-" flnmtnt any amoun.t
P ' cash advanea on
Crator Mnallnn A ,.,.ll.,ntr
dinner nt 0:30 11. m., followed by
a reuiilnr muulliiK, will bo held
llV thfl IllrllliM nnrl iiltiitxtll.. ..r
Clinton Crater ut tho IOOF hull
liiursiiny iiveiilnu. A lull uttond-
uhl'u in tieairt'Cl.
Back From Portland Mr,
Joniinutto Drown and diuiKlitnr,
Joiinnc, arrived homo yenlerduy
i ram n wiiDK n visu to I'ortlund.
Mrs. llrown und Joiinno spent
tho weekend ut' Until Flood's
cubln on Zitf lat rlvur.
Eisenhowers
Hear Broadcasts
TACOMA, Juno 8 (!) Tho
Edlilir N. Klsenhowcr fnmllv
hero was sleepy today oftor
stiondliiK llio nluht HstenliiK to
tho ruilio und receiving tele,
phone culls from friends. Eisen
liower, Tucomu attorney und
brother of the commander of
tho ullied liberation forces, told
Interviewers "I'll bet tho pcopla
who are really cheering this
niornlim nro thu French,"
Iln suld "Thu only (iietlon Is:
How costly those IniHliiiKs will
bo. And 1 hope to God, It's not
too much. 1 hava no doubt
what's KoinK to happen. Those
forces nro Kolnu right ucross the
country und llio paratroopers
All forgiven. Good luck. Car
- Generul Elsenhower's person
al announcement of the long
anticipated Invusion was tho
first tlmo Attorney Elsenhower
hud heard his brother's voice
slnco tho general spoke in re
cent war bond broadcasts.
Funeral Set For
Mrs. Povlika,
Malin Matron
Funeral services will be held
Wednesduy for Mrs. Anna Brlxa
I'ollvku, pioneer resident of Ma
lin, who passed away at hor
homo on Monday following an
illness of six months.
Mrs. Polivka was a native of
Prague, Czechoslovakia, and at
mo umo oi nor acatn was 7.
years of ugo.
Surviving uro her husband,
Anton Polivka Sr., of Malln; two
sons, Anton Jr., of San Fran
cisco, and Emll Polivka of Mcr
rill; one daughter, Mrs. Anna
Hnlley of Merrill; one sister, Mrs.
Josef Zarybnlcky of Nnmpa,
Iduho, und one brother, Victor
Urixa of Vancouver, B. C. Also
surviving are eight grand chil
dren and two great grandchil
dren. The funeral will be held In
tho chapel of the Earl Whitlock
Funeral home at 2 p. m. Wed
nesday. Indian Woman Held
On Driving Charge
Tressie Hunt, Indian, from
Spraguc River, was arrested
Monday by state police on a
charge of driving while under
the Influence of liquor. Sho was
picked up on highway 97,
Appearing in court Tuesday
morning, Mrs. Hunt was fined
$107.20 and 30 days, the- 30
days suspended if fine is paid.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Klamath Army Nurse Gets
Thrill in Forced Landing
Some Interesting experiences
on her trip home are told by
Lt. Lucy Houghton, who is
home on a week's leave from
duty with the army air corps
nurses at Kelly .Field, Texas.
She is visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. . Claude
Houghton.
The Flying Fortress in which
she flow from Kelly Field to
Los Angeles developed trouble
with the radio and was forced
to make an emergency landing
at Palm Springs. Coming down
in Los Angeles, they landed at
the Lockheed plant.
Lt, Houghton is the super
visor of the eye, ear, nose and
throat clinic at the field, but
is waiting to hear from an ap
plication put in for the evacua
tion unit overseas.
She entered the nurse corps
last July after graduating from
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.
She is a graduate of KUHS and
attended the University of Oregon.
A cat owned by D. J. Grlsso
of Troy, N. Y has four front
paws and an extra toe on each
of its hind feet.
COUNTS
Three more candidates run
ning in the May primary for
Klamath county offices, have
filed their expense accounts with
the county clerk.
Charles DeLap, lone candidate
on the republican ticket for the
office of county clerk spent f 20,
which is the filing fee.
U. E. Reeder, successful can
didate on the republican ticket
for county judge, spent $142.67,
according to' his expense ac
count. Chet Langslet, Incumbent for
the county treasurer's post, filed
an expense account of $38.90.
Langslet was unopposed.
If It's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified. . : .
FLOWERS
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Ph. 5560
Hearing On Civil
Cases Scheduled
Hearings on several, civil
cases were set at Monduy's cir
cuit court docket cull.
A hearing on a motion In tho
rasa of Llna Johnson 'versus
Ewauna Box company has been
set for Juno 7. Jack and Baincs
uro attorneys for the plaintiff
und Kiciiura Maxwell is attor
ney for tho defendant.
On Juno 8 a hearing on a
motion to strike will be held
in tho ense of tho state of Ore
gon, Exrcl Klmsoy versus Ohio
moycr. F. O. Small Is attorney
for the plaintiff und J. C.
O'Neill is tha defense attorney.
At 2 o'clock in tho afternoon
of Juno 8 a hearing on a de
murrer will bo held In tho De
Boots versus DcBacts and First
Federal Savings and Loon com
pany case. Attorney for the
plaintiff Is J. C. O'Neill and
William Ganong is tho defense
attorney.
Hearing on a motion for new
trial has been set for Juno 12
at 10 a. m. in the caso of An
ncrcau, administrator, versus
Ewauno Box company. Lord
and Anderson and J. C. O Ncin
arc attorneys for tho plolntiffs
and Richard Maxwell is the do
fonso attorney.
June Court Term
Jurors Selected
Twenty-six men ond five wom
en have been drawn to servo on
the Juno term of court. They
are to report at the courthouse
in tho circuit courtroom at 10
a. m., on July 5.
Hero is tho list of members of
tho Jury panel: .
Ellis F. Outmun, 823 1 Main;
Leslie B. Wright, 438 High;
Horold B. O'Connor, 1627 Mun
zunlto; Leslie C. Powell, 303 S.
6lh; L. P. Bundcson, 1207 Divi
sion; Viola Gregory, 2118 Or
chard; Anna Quibell, 2223 Gor
den; Leo N. Huls. 303 S. 8th;
Orris G. Vroman, 1405 Wordcn;
Ernest C. Stuckey, 1434 Canby;
R. W. Truxul, 121 Michigan;
Mary V. Rugh, 104 Washington;
Myrtle N. Vowell, 227 Lincoln;
Herbert Munsoll, 635 N. 6th; C.
H. Underwood, 320 N. 7th; How
ard A. Uhlig, 311 Hasklns; Glen
B. Inmnn, 045 Pacific Terrace;
Greta M. Browbaker, 1841 Es
planade; Grover C. Motley, 2209
Arthur; . John Kerrlck, 1430
Lnkevlew; B. E. Kerns, Rt. 3,
Box 307; Antono Potrasck, Ma
lln; Phillip B. Motschenbachcr,
Midland; Garner Lundy, Bonan
za; Joe W. Morgan, Keno; Paul
B, Lewis, Merrill; Percy Dixon,
Mt, Lakl; Ray Aubrey, Merrill;
F. H. Noland, Midland; Harry
Kinney, Oleno; Luther Hasklns,
Merrill.
It Is estimated thai 62 per
cent of tho world's population
above the age of 10 years is illiterate.
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