Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 20, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBoys Scouts Take Over Nevada Supreme Court Tuesday, Fab. 20, 194S HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Bride or Brig, Says Flyer n 4 irvlces will bo hold at '"'ii.mntl Lutheran church, r.J5 Tlwltev.S. M. "."ii Ptur u' c,ll"'Ch, PneW.'.rK a series of sermons Wcnorul themo: 'Wore i fe.E When They Cruclled WJ" The list of theso rvlC 20 the sermon subject, (bruu T ere When the DIs- lVtr0 ontV" T"oro wl" b0 muBlc by ii mulo quartot. 'ibllc iSjjvHod 10 Uond' ,.rl,tlori In 'bo , court J2wd appeurlnw In n re- fcnt '"V.1,,. fi.lllmra wan Unlet lMvln ""',. H Chllbem. K error as the chariie IN' .iiiwimum bv Ihe ?f.c" j ii... ,llvnrp him not her the Plain. K or defendant. . i fllfin n Wnff. . . u. s b.i. " o reclamation, ha, been 'u .w j r n i .Inn... Inn u n.tf.it. Wild. )nVr will ct ""construct Ion In- Kf'?.r .,. U-H here Indefinite DC 0" Xt M Tho American Le- Click dinner, Tuesday nt 6:30 m, l 1110 leKluil nun. w. o. r l ihn P rut Knnnral fODCttsvii w - - ,i, -------- ivinjs and Loan will explain 1..1V jKinll llir loan fenturo of L GI bill of rfiilits. Twenty. Ivt Wives nave aiso occn iiivii I (o attend. i.ihanv Circle The Bethany .... ni (he First Prc.ibvlerlnn lurch will meet with Mr.i. ft. C. rocsbeck, 834 N. 0th, on Tluir.v i, February Ti. nt 1:15 p. m., ir dessert luncheon. Hosto.isos ir Ihe affair will bo Mrs. F. R. imblct, Mrs. Hnrry Gocller, In. Chester Moore and Mrs. iroMbccK. PTA The Falrvlcw PTA will lelebrntc Founder's Day nt Its tgular February meeting to be lid Thursday. February 22. nt liO In the school auditorium. f it study sroup will meet at Z, Inmediatcly preceding the meet- f To Instill Pick Installation the Altamont Cub pack will it held at the Altamont junior :ih. Tuesday nt 7:30 p. m. Par tis will present their sons with loir first rub badge. Al Sot trice will be in charge. Rtlurni A. F. MrOiilntr.ii nf ort Klamath returned there nt week from Rnltrrnflr-IH fl!lf.. U'hpro lir anpnf nnrl nt le winter with his family, The jm oi inc inmiiy win return lily this imnmer. Courthouse Records YMCUE-rAieAHAUlill Carl (Inward ii nvy. native nf rtiiu- s niunii ill I .III..' Id 1111 L. Hiry Mllli Krhaiiih, 2.1. clvti j . r.'i ..! ui Miiun, nnjrni pi rtltonnai, I rr.AiBrrr.ii At mm ip Vs. ft E". un.nv.. niuro or Rrinient ol aiirevrpurt. !,a. cinionr. in, contpiomnier ff- NiHvb of Superior, Wt. Itcl- Iciswlir Arthur ow rating motor tTM illeker. rine. la.flo. pwun wiiiard nrounn, nneratlnif motor mt on led iltlc o( highway. Flno. Rmi ii-i.i.. ...... Bn. I with liu impriwlcil. I .u,cV.nflflrJ'n,tIlaw' violation of CI.1"."."" Al"'. folluro lo obey Inltrieclloii .lop ,in. Kin., uHlr D.';,'', d""'l n pub. Mlhwijf. Klnf. .10. .'""'i-. f1n. SIO. i "Jk c'""' dn,nl on n"i FUNERAL tel Fred fdiv r.kr ""in wy in in t city on fS S! ..". run.'".' ('miry ji iJi,"l".,l,i on Wedndy. Krrh,H "'P. Molhnd- - , " ' " nuri nro invnea. IT'S THE H TALK OF THE TOWN n W.i Duihirm Mat. that rtitom mneiiajhlsh- Z", W'-Ct.me that rtor llbMUy,ndlhimm . , "'""lOCtUll, lh.dh.il. Miyt)IlIPply ,,,d ""omlUo iiTlklALT,l,moB,4",,ltd wl ,b,,?'!t""bi"J b'i" dm.l,,lti(e((.00( oe Q'Mr,,'0d4y'0',,Ml DllSHADMC III. . r.ll 111 U ""IHIIM wivt.drur 1.50 'ufir salon JU if ... - Ph. 3318- Takas Poiltlon Mrs. Helen Crnlu of Klamath Fnlln is re- IlllIC 111! Hvlnn r'.riiniKI,.. ,.. J.ll club secretary here. Mrs. Cralif's nwnuiiiiu, OKI. IMK LHIIK. IS K(a. tloncd at tho Marino Barracks. HummsBo Sala Fremont PI A has announced plans for a rummtiKo sale to bo held on March 111 and 17, I'lncc of tho salo will bo announced later. It was ntutcd, Schoolmatai The School malos will meet at tho homo of Mrs. Miuiclo Iloslcy at 023 .High Friday, February 23, at 2 o'clock. On Laava S 2c Jack Frlberg Is on a 30-day lcuvo from tho South Pacific theater, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fri berg of Summers lane. Dorcas Clrcla Tho Dorcas circle of the First Presbyterian church will meet for a politick luncheon nt 12:30 on Thursday, February 22, al tho church. Soroptimlsts Members of the Soroptlnilst club will meet Wed nesday at 12:18 p. m In the green room of the Wlllnrd hotel, Davig Freed As Grand Jury Returns Not True Bill (Continued From Pngo One) Mnrk Sullivan, rtcuben EwlnB. .Tnmcs F. White nnd Sheriff Lloyd L. Low. Testify Workman, first to be arrested on a secret indictment, is alleged to hnvc written an obscene let ter on January 20. Witnesses tes tifying before the Jury were O. n. Mocller, Workman s employ er, and Henrietta Pearl Kuhn. The charge of sodomy, placed nnuln.it Edwnrd William Goe dert of Merrill at the time of his arrest on January 31, was up held by the grand Jury, Witness es called In this case Included Robert Stone, Pearl Stono nnd H. J. Hendrickson, county Juve nile officer. Gocdcrt Is said to hnvc committed the act of sod omy. Involving b 7-yenr-old boy, at his cabin in Merrill. Nw Moxlco Samuel F. Ashwcll, charged with larcony by bailee, is being held In Lnrdsburg, N. M and sheriff's officers will bring the mnn back to Klamath county when cxtrndltlon papers arc signed by tho goyernor of that state. Governor Earl Sncll of Oregon has signed extradition papers which havo been for warded. Ashwcll Is snid to have stolen n DcSoto sedan valued nt $73. from Bnlsiger Motor com- fiaiv. ' on January a. Witnesses est! lying were Vcrn Moore and Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon. Tho indictment presented Jan uary. 31 against Herbert Daniel Stevens, Marino Barrncks, was rc-submlttcd to the grand Jury and tho indictment returned Monday charged tho marine with robbery, not being ormed with a dangerous weapon, in connection with the death of Karl Bold, Henley farmer. Wltnaisas Specifically, Stevens is said to have taken a Chevrolet from Bold, the act allegedly occurring on December 5. Witnesses called Included Wilfred W, Loomis, Frances E. Thill, Mnry Wells, Gerard A. Busslcrc, Damaco J. Rose, Carol M. Andcron, V. L. Wagner, Dr. Warren C. Hunt, L. G. Bergmann, Dr. Georgo H. Ad lcr, Lt. Cmdr. R. J. Parsons, Dr. J. A. Bccmnn, Al Brandt and Silt. E. W. Tichonor of state police. J. C. O'Neill, Stevens' attor ney, filed a demurrer sustained by tho court, at which time Judge Vandcnborg ordered the enso re-submittcd to tho grand Jury. O'Neill charged that the original Indictment charging Stevens with assault while armed with a dangerous weapon, did not show sufficient cause. He cited one instance where, In tho indictment, Stev ens was said to have stolen a "Chovroletk" and that. the ma rine did not rob "from the per son" of Bold. Grain Theft Dennis Samuel Gathwrlght, Indicted along with John Doe on a charge of possession of stolen property, is hteld In connection ""-1atfh'iaiaiiiairf m CTffim mi f'mii'mMMt Jsi (NBA Talnnliotol Youngest justices in history are Boy Scouts (left to right) Gerald Bettrldge, Boulder City; Merle Brennan, Heno; and Bill Awbrcy, Carson City, pictured here In their robes as they preside over Nevada's Supreme Court at Cursun City. Outstanding Boy Scouts from all over the state took over and operated ail the various state offices during Boy Scout Anniversary Week. Japs Massacre Defenseless Filipinos I WinSlfia MtUimi'fKVllJIIII I II IIMMIIHIIIUIIlwMJg (NEA TcUphoto) Hera are tho brutally butchered bodies of 80 to 100 Filipino civilians men, women and children who were taken to a vacant lot In Manila and ipeared, bayonettcd, hacked and shot to death by madly-savage Japa nese. Tho Japs have been killing countless defenseless Filipinos and Manila has been turned into a "giant funeral pyre." Signal Corps photo. with the alleged theft of $1800 worth of grain sacks from E. R. Long, Lower Klamath lake rancher. Witnesses were E. R. Long, Dale Mattoon, Jerry A. Short and Robert E. Choyno. Doyle Cline Lilly, Indicted on a charge of grand larceny, is al leged to havo stolen tools from John Liskcy, Klamath rancher, on January 14. Witnesses called were Liskey and Dale Mattoon. Charge Upheld The charge of assault, armed with a dangerous weapon, against John Haytcr in connec tion with the shotgun shooting of Claude Powell, Shcvlin log ger, was uphold by the grand Jury. Witnesses called to testify in the alleged shooting at Shcv lin on February 2, included Sheriff Low nnd Mrs. Claude Powell, wife of the injured mnn. All persons named In the true bills, with the exception of Ash wcll and Lilly, are in the county jail. Ashwell is in custody in New Mexico, Lilly at liberty on bond. Circuit Judge Vandcnberg an nounced Monday night that he would set Friday, February 23, as time. for arraignment. If It's a "frozen" article you need, advertiso for a used one In the classified. PHILS GET NEW MASCOT PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20 (VP) The Phillies have a new mascot a stray dog rescued by Ticket Sales Manager Joe Alexander from the perils of a revolving door. MacPhail, Barrow, Think Alike' When Yank Boss Is Talking NEW YORK Col. Larry Mac- ; Phail, new head of the Yankees, keeps repealing that he and fcd G. Barrow,: retiring president and now chairman of the board, think alike, but Asked his opinion as to the ap pointment of a baseball commis sioner, tho new head of the New York club replied: "I agree with Mr. Barrow about that. I think a commissioner should be appoint ed immediately, and " narrow broke it, saying: "1 don't think that at nil. I think wc should tnkc our time about it." Lined WORK. JACKETS Grey Covert OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main MURPIIKY'S SEED STOItE DOG COLLARS and DOG CHAINS WW Dogs lave torrel And no wonderl It' wholesome, nu tritious, spatially, designed to appeal to theml More nourishment pound for, pound than choicest round steak! Fits into any feeding program. Get a Larro Dog Book and read about - It. mm MADE BY GENERAL MILLS MURPHEY'S SEED STORE j BOWLING j LADY BJO LEAGUE Coc.-Col. McOlflord 113 131 133 Clv.ll 143 174 103 Kins 110 120 121 llunnker 135 101 128 Pernlsottl v .176 ISO 130 Handicap 62 82 112 Tolll I7S7 TM T2 Brtwr Btorci RroffH 14n Grddtl . ..12 Sehorn ............. 121 Jensen ... ..........133 Gardner ... 117 Handicap . 96 131 171 143 132 14S 96 126 17S 10S Total ...746 821 733 3300 Adams ...... Butler Clemens ..... Drew . Green Handicap ... Total .... Patty MrGrath -. Keller VoBler McCollum Handicap ... Crater Hotel 132 141 . 113 137 .. 104 121 - Ill 123 144 160 722 799 Loreni Ce. 147 133 1G3 H6 132 93 174 136 sa 124 146 96 116 111 134 114 185 147 Total 749 717 807 2273 llasel's Beauty Shop KilKore 153 140 n. Koubert Ill 126 Cherry 126 140 Anderson 128 120 llclderman 133 98 Handicap 111 111 Total 1764 744 Flubrer s Haaery Eaton 127 Waehler McDonald Li' Sullivan HI Poppy ..138 Handicap , 101 Total -.802 137 111 146 126 147 103 97 119 111 141 140 107 119 133 101 421 384 374 334 330 333 761 74T 2330 Blaett and While .104 .103 110 149 144 123 121 117 118 Clinton Stclnman Belloltt Owens .... Brltt Handicap . Total '33 787 Rsccett Insurance van jsrussei no , Tyler - 158 Baxter 163 Pane .....123 Backes 183 Handicap ... l 141 120 146 130 - 96 398 202 349 436 417 369 332 . 432 444 414 462 .841 784 767 2392 WEATHER T...av. F.hrair, IS. IMS Max. Mln. Preclp. Euirene , 43 Klamath Falls 44 Sacramento 61 North Bend 46 Portland 46 Medford 52 Reno ! ...57 .47 43 35 Nino building permits were granted at the meeting of the city council last night. Names ol me persons receiv ing a permit and the approxi mate cost of the construction work include: H. C. Raymond, 349 Alameda, $150; D. C. Holt, 810 Doty, $200: Asa C. Forestall, 1321 Pleasant, $300; Charles Hollcnbeck, 625 Adams, $200; E. A. McNeely, 1138 Owens, $45; Arthur Stitcs, 1860 Manzanlta, $500; Joe Horsley, 1800 Es planade, $500; Edwin L. Kurth, Worden, $200; and Foulger's store on Main, $2500. The permit granted Foulger's is for the construction of a new front on the store and other renovations. EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Continued from Page One) It Is noticeable that the Germans have been attacking .hardest In the past few days' where Koncv's and Zhukov's forces come to gether. TTHE Germans say Zhukov has been pouring masses of men Into the Oder front directly east of Berlin and add that "the storm will break soon." "pHE Germans today are re ported to be counterattacking heavily clear down in Slovakia and northern Hungary, where General Mallnovsky is pushing toward Brataslava and Vienna. There is hard fighting clear up along the Baltic. The Russian front ia a LONG front. Lake view Voters to Decide On Tax For Paving City Streets LAKEVIEW, (Special) .The voters of Lakeview will go to the polls Monday, March 5, to either, give the town council the power to levy an additional 24 mill tax for the next three years for the improvement of city streets, or to turn the pro posal down. If the ordinance carries. Lake view will have approximately 40 more blocks of paved streets within the city limits, according to Walt Sandquist, city engineer. The 24-mill tax levy will for the three-year period raise about $105,000 and it will cost In the neighborhood of $35,000 a mile to do a complete job on the pro posed construction. According to the town coun cil's plan, the new streets will be graded so that surface water can run off, permanent plant mix asphalt paving from curb to euro, gutters and a storm drainage - system ' will- be in stalled. Morse Presides Over Senate WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 Wl Senator Morse (R-Ore.) presided over the senate for the first time yesterday during part of the day's session. Vice-President Truman invit ed Morse to take the gavel. (NBA Ttlephalo) Lieutenant Clyde Monaghan, 30-year-old Navy pilot, pictured with his alleged "shotgun" bride, Nancy. In a divorce suit filed In San Francisco, the Navy flyer says wife of his commanding officer at Georgia airfield offered him choice of marrying Nancy or facing courtmartial. Now h wants his freedom. Marine Charged With Breaking Basic Rule Cpl. Belford M. Buckley, ma rine stationed at the Marine Bar racks, is due to appear in police court this afternoon charged with violation of the basic rule. Sgt. C. P. Baker of the Marine Barracks posted $5 bail yester day for running a stop sign. Three drunks, one drunk and disorderly case, and one vag ap- S eared in police court this morn ig. NEW HAVEN Alan Ford, Yale swimmer, swam 100-yards free-style in 40.4 in 20-yard pool, breaking Johnny Weissmuller's world record of 49.8 seconds. AT FIRST SIGN OF A yarn use 646; Cold Prepatations'as 'directed. Leather Boot Laces Shoe Oil Shoe Grease OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main ' cthMtlA ri1a nntwraek and tortorevoQ. 1 ) J Unr. anil riri,ttnn- V Stvart'a Pyramid bupposlioncs ttnna t quick, welcome relict, inerr grarm meat Hilmi rnl rranfftfl. reoucea strain. helps -tigirien Telaxed-rtc,obranes, gently tuDricates ana sonens. rroictuvs anttlumns. so easy to use. Oct fl ' Smart' Pmmld SvoMaitOfleS I Jnia a. j.k.. Jalav Qe and U.2U- on maker a money-DecK guarantee. w j a Benjamin Franklin, among his olher accomplishments, in vented the harmonica. Northern California Thin cloudiness today, tonight and Wednesday, but sunny during day. Rising temperatures. Oregon Partly cloudy today with snow flurries extreme east portion. Pnrtlv cloudy tonight. Wednesday cloudy with light rains northwest portion and on coast. Little change In temperature. CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION NEW YORK Johnny Allen is Ihe only active major league pitcher who celebrated two birthdays in the course of a big league winning streak. The vet eran Giant spun a 17-gamc skein for . the Indians between Septem ber 10, 1936, and October 3, 1937. His birthday is September 30. ' Just Received! SPRING HATS Jonn B. Stetson and Castle hats in the new light shades of tan, grey and blue. $7.50 to $35 DREW'S MANSTORt ' 733 Main Si. CHOOSE PRE-WAR QUALITY lM If you are looking for a light, sociable blend, try Corbysthe whiskey with a Grand Old Canadian Name! If you don't know this pre war quality whiskey, now is your opportunity to enjoy its flavor critically and carefully. Next time ask Cor Corby's! PRODUCED IN THE U.S.A. under Ihe direct tupryiiien of our expert Canadian blender Sheeplined Smart's Prramid Suppositories I bring I .ja4BKBr A. T'f l3 quick, welcome relief. 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