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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1945)
I KV K course parllu. !" ! oc.Hli.ro. pub ciiy ryr i iiluimlim. will ho I ?d ut u meeting to bo Kfwdiy .Horiiooii In the ,,, I iii"-"1"., f.i ,r .yrll iho Prcldcnt. lenry 0roei. '. I T hurwtay. April 30. u. m the school audi '" '. ..f officers 0 hil I X rnlxed chorus t" ' mi, mil ant 7tl. I wll Vnlcrtnln. ami there a Oil I Scout activity. Al End" The Jtudy ttroup will "" ... mmudlatcly "ns the I'TA meeting., I Silll. AlUtTl KwJS I". wife. .Ptlvuto l . i .'I Mr. P. Jhn 6 KHmvith. on seven "urlouKb. The Johnsons, '"tiuuned in DolnwHro. mirricd February 7. This Hioneymoon trip us they InJble to both et leaves iruary ,m,go 6.I. Members of "or nd senior circle., o nmwnity Coniiretiatloniil will hold rummiiKo Lluidoy. April 2. In the warehouse bulldlnu. 122 , Artlclei m..y bo left Krlday afternoon, or call n Doowr. S407, und they c collected. mend Club The Town lull will meet with Mm. Martin at 2'.'U0 Wantlund ilnestluy, April 25. lor i dinner t 12:30. Mrs. birtlxliiy will be cclc- at tlil.n.timc, n South Mr. C. C. Held 13 Wnshlnuton,- has re from n visit In Bur c, Cnllf., with hor duimh ic and family, and also sitter In biiernnicmo. L. to OWAC Alt mem- th Oregon women a Am : corps nro romlnded to their contribution to fnrll 24. for the comrmin- bllonal clothing drive. Rtturns Lloyd Putty re turned Sunday nlKht from n business trip to suutliurn Cull fomlu. Ilo visited IiIn nun, T8l. Tom Putty, lit the Santa Ann nlr biisu while he was there. Sift. Putty ervrd two years overseas, nnd married un EnKllsh there. HI wife lit Mill In Eiik hind walling fur uiisugc to thin country. BRT Meeting -The Brother hood of Kullroud Tn.lninen, Indue 307, will hold u rcitulnr meetluK on Thursday even Ink, April 2(1. in the KC hull ut 7 o'clock. There will be regular representation of the Koncrul commlttno ut this meeting und ull members nro urged to attend. orlne Friend) of B. S. fcldtnt, will be Interested ri he In improving n. inim I Icy hospital following a Illness. Ovtr Esther Lawlcr ck at her desk In the of commerce office momma nflcr a week in Oakland, Cnllf,, on Last Leador'i Meat The lust lender a mectlnu will bo held on Wednesdny evening April 2S, lit 7:110 In the Indies room of the Elks temple. The purpose of the meeting win no to irnin tno lead' crs, nnd will Inclndo Urownlo, Intermediiita und senior court leudurs. Leave Mrs. Lvnn Batimnn and son Gary, and Mrs. Ed Bing ham loft Tuesday to return to their homes In tho cast. They have been visiting their hus bands, both pharmacists mutes suiuonca u inn Marino Bur racks'. Will Meat The Sojourners club will meet Wcdnesduy at 1:4ft tl. 111.. Ill llln Wllhirri Imlnl All member are urged to at- leun. Meeting The land uso com mltteo met Tuesday afternoon In the chumbor of commerco offices. Service Men and Women Home on Leave tnt Mrs. w. A. Barron S. 8th. returned Rutin-. Ijht from an extensive uiiuornln. siwt visited In San Francisco nnd kelcs. llus Mist Calvarv Com. if No. lfl. K. T.. will hold flar meeting Wednesday. S. at 8 p. m. All Sir corainny invited. Valltv Mm. Tvv p rnn.1 surned Xrom Roscburs D.K 1 . . i jcni several days vis m her six aunts, pioneer wi inc vaucy cliy. Pburg Mr. and ' Mrs. moii are spending sever- m noacD.irg on business, cently disposed of his "re nere. ' Mr. nnd Mri. A. C. "no daughter Peggy ot Pine u-nro C,,JV. ..Il r. nnH Mr, T. ur T ... f Addison. ' ' . " I lUla SIlMsIn u.nv uilll R lho ?riondly circle PM,). Ldles of Canton I . -nccl i nursday, P. at 8:30 D. m., for pot per In IOOF hall. tO Mika. f 1 . f2 moBt tonight, r. ,i C',0CK Bt homo a"l A. Leo, 2428 Hopo. !,f dr,Ycrnon Mooro lay. nlM for business "mnd- ,o will return Mir and Mra. Waltor Pvc returned from Rose fii2ey "Pnt "16 week- lartM iii mr? HRn Saturday, Apt-n 21. InturiiMP.. i i fcni.t w Prom win Horn On Laava Sgt. Isabel la Mllno of the United States marine corps and daughter of Mrs. John Milne of 747 N. Oth In Klomath Falls, arrived home on Monday. Aorll 10. for a 15 dny furlough from Cnmp Pch- uletun In Oceunslc e. Cnllf. Sut. Milne Is to report back to her base on Friday of this week. WO Rodnay W. Skaggt. U8N. homo on leave until April 28, irpin Asionn, ure Sot. Itaballa Mlln. USMC from Camp Pendleton, Cullf. iicre unui Anr i . F 2e Llovd Chldoit.r. USN homo until Friday, April 27, .ruin oan uicgo. .- BM 1e Ray Simmons from Atlantic nnd Pnciflc theaters. Here until Mnv 10. S 2c Jarry Watson from San .Jiego, (.am. Here until April Tho above service people are entitled to freo passes to the local theatres and freo fountain service at Lost River dairy by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of tho theatres nnd R. C. Woodruff of tho dairy. Pleaso call at The Horald and News office (ask for Paul Hnincs) for your courtesy ticket. Courthousa Records ' Mtrrlaf Llrcntt rUNDEniUIRC-llOWTON. Alftti to-' Ur rundcrhurv. 31, Vtl army ir corp. Nllv of Ok I Monti. Roslftonl of Ath Und, Orr. LoU Rpic Tlnwlon, 18. cook. Native o( Knji Roldtnt of AhUnd. 'entf)UlnU rilrd Carl Colvin v. Inlrrniounttfn Plumb Ini company. Bull to rtrovsr ttono dim Jjb. V, 8. Balantfna, uornty iot pUln- W. o. Smith vf. TTortriv Irriratton dUtrfct, Suit to rrovrr 1331.1. OS. ipeclnl lmin; .VKK). tnrl d ma ,; B. Maxweil, atiornvy fnr pUlntltf. , JUktlre Court " John D. John.on. wilfully and tin.' Uwfullv irlllnr and offering for ia1a alrohollc liquor, rina. 2O0 and )7.30 C(tf. Charlai Naalay, iambi Inf. Walvod pre liminary haarlns. Bound over to Klam ath county fraud Jury. Foiled ball, $2M). Ifnnry Alvln droit, driving motor ve hicle while under tho Influence of In tisxlrntlns liquor. Mollon made by Capt. Stadltr, IiSMC, for cuilody of defen dant, neltaied to the military. William Henry McUee, no IQiS Ilcenie ttckar. rtna $.1 SO. Monan T. Johnaon, failure to obey hlahway Interaectlon itoo tlcnal. Fine. fl.M. Lloyd Vernon Howard, no IMS llcenie atlrker. rine. SS-M. Elmo Joienh Toffoletle. twlnf drunk on a public hi ah way. Pine, $10. Antonla Toffolette. being drunk on a public highway. Fine. $10. . . I a public highway. Tina, i0. f.iithfir Trnvatt. belnc drunk on public highway, rina. $10. BOTANY and CHENEY TIES $1.00 to $3.50 RUDY'S . 600 Main . MITERS IRK REVIEWED BY mm Work of the Intcrnntlonul Fuotprlntura nssoelutlon in pro moting Kood will und under stiiudlim between pt-uco officers nnd laymen whs reviewed last nlKht by tho International presi dent, Michael .Stmr.zo of Sacra mento, ut tho northern Callfor- nlu-soulherii Oregon post-war eoiiiurencc ol lliu usHoclullon held ut Cul-Ore tavern. More than 200 were present. Strazzo suid that individual chapters had dono u uront deal of work In behulf of wnr vet- ernns, service men, Juveniles, und pence officers whose funv Hies hud met with misfortune, Gordon Gnrlnnd. former Call. fomlu lculslutor und head of the department of motor ve hicles of California, paid tribute to privute enterprise us u basic principle of the American sys tem, unci sulci Hint it huu u key purl In the wlnninic of the war Gordon broimht official greet ing from California to Oregon. Sevcrnl Klamath Falls men spoke, including Colonel George O. Van Ordcn of the Marine llurrucks, Mnjor John Huzlett of Camp Tulclakc, Lieutenant John Lynch of the nlr station, Circuit Judge Dnvld K. Vunden berg, and Sheriff Lloyd L. Low. The Klnmnthitcs were intro duced by Sgt. Earl Tichenor, president of tho Klomath Foot prlntcrs chapter. Judgo Vnndcnbcrg suid that Klumnth's experience hud shown a minimum of civil luw viola tion by men of the urmcd serv ices, and tliut the court had lind excellent, cooperation from Uie camp administrations. A chickon dinner preceded the business session. EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Contlnuod From Page One) nnd better post-war world will be to STAMP OUT Indoctrina tion to the last ember. TTHEHE Is nothing slgnlflcant ly new In tho Pacific, where we're still burning out holcd-up Japs in STRATEGIC Islands. MacArthur reports today that In tho post week we've killed 10, 000 of them at a cost of fiB4 American lives. TTliKRE Is an Interesting slant x in the European news today. The Germans appear to be re leasing PROMINENT hostages. Old Petaln enters Switzerland from Germany, and says he's headed for FRANCE to stand trial as a collaborator. His trial Is duo to begin May 17. Adher ents of the French De Gaulle government are quoted today as thinking he'll be convicted and SHOT, as otherwise the war guilt trials of his Vichy subordi nates will collapse on the wholly human basis of "why shoot the little guy when the big one got off." Laval showed up this morning nt the borders of Llchtcnsteln (another of these little European Graustarks), but was refused en trance. King Leopold of Belgium Is expected to arrive In Switzer land before nightfall. ... "THE French admit candidly that if Pctain arrives In France for trial It will be em barrassing as about all they can do with him Is to shoot him, and there are still quite few frenchmen who remember, him aa the hero of World War I and think of him now as a misguided old man who meant well. Still guessing, one suspects that the nazis may be releasing these hostages to create JU-T SUCH SITUATIONS throughout Europe. The more ruckuscs they can Inspire, the better off they'll be or think they'll be. pLEASE remember that this column today Is guesswork from start to finish. It has no standing whatever In FACT. When we aren't told, we Ameri cans just have to guess. It may be miles from the truth. The nazl bigwigs might even .SUR RENDER at the last moment, thus simplifying the whole end of -Hhe European - war business. Anything could happen. Saw 8on Mr. and Mrs. George Misfeldt visited their son, SSgt. Jamer Misfeldt, in Glen dale before he left for overseas duty. They left Klamath Falls April 13, and-visited with their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hope in Rich mond, on their return. Mrs. Mis feldt remained for an extended visit with her daughter and her husband returned this morning. Trips Eugene Liljcnqulst left last Thursday for Roseburg on business for the civil service, and returned Saturday. He was in Tulelake Monday with J. C. Benner of the retirement divi sion of the civil service commission. 12 ill PHOTS GIVEN L Twelve building permits were granted by the city council at a meeting last night in the council chambers. '.' Type of building and estimat ed cost are as follows: Re-roof business building, 3rd and Main, CIO Union hall, S938, C. Fitz gerald; repair roof of business building, Klamath Cleaners and Dyers. 431 Main. $130, C. Fitz gerald; office, 2000 Biehn, $100, G. E. Blackburn; construct mar quee in front of Shepherd Music Tueiday-Aprll 24, 194S HERALD AND NEWS FIVE store. 345 E. Main, $200, G. Arnold. Glues in front porch of resi dence, .2330 Vine, $125, Dale D. Sackott; shingle house, 1755 Ore gon,. $240, Francis C. Ellis; re model, 71 1 Main, $800, Willis Wood; replace fire damage, 2641 Front, $1500, Arvid C. Erickson. Remodel back porch, 1806 Portland, $300, A. W. Tripp; shingle repair. 1929 Esplanade, $10, J. D. Howard; extension on residence, 330 S. 5th, $100, S. H. Ackerman: re-roof Baldwin ho tel, $350, Grems Roofing service. The divorce rate Is highest during the fourth, third and fifth years of marriage, In that order. ' Classified Ads Bring Results. AT FIRST JluN OF A S3 ILJJV-' 666 Cold Preparation at directed! Hand Loomed SADDLE BLANKETS 100 wool in colors ; "Western Department." . . noewe "- WW .tore 733 Main St. Cara Nome Representative. V--".:- Will Be At Sial jbtiuxj, State Main and Fifth Srs. NEXT WEEK IVe ar inrrr Ut Ui Cr Nora r.prcfenUtlTe'ft vltlt . has been deUyed a week until the week lUrtlnf April 30. Customers may telephone for appointments for private consultations on beauty problems. ' WASHINGTON. April 24 (VP) Tho reclamation bureau should bo given more than $30,000,000 to Incrcnsc tho productivity of western innds, tho house appro priations committee said today. The amount, recommended in tho 1946 Interior department budget, is $6,000,000 more than was given the bureau Inst yenr. Projects, with the 1045 appro prlntlon in pnrcnthescs: Boise, Idaho, $106,000 ($09.0001: Mini doka, Idaho, $70,500 ($77,000); O w y h e e, - Oregon, $200,000 ($189,000); Klnmnth. Oregon California, $116,000 ($126,000). Counting Election ballot counting for chamber of com merce directors started at 2 p. m. Tuesday. WEATHER , April tS Max. Enfant 34 Klamath Talla M Sacramento ...., R5 Norih nend M Portland M Hfno 72 San FrancUco 7 Svntllff : .10 MrriCord 62 Red Bluff , 60 Northern California Partly cloudy to day, tonliht and Wedneaday. Few light ahowcra in extreme northern mounUlnn, Cottier northern portion today and to nlrht and uouthern portion Wednesday. Washington and Oreson: Showera to day, partly cloudy tonichl and Wednes day, LlUle change In temperature, : FUNERAL , LOUtft DAN' DRINK Frlenda aro respectfully Invited to at tend the ftinernl lorvlrca (or the lata LouIh Dan llrtnk to he held Wedneailiiy morning at Sacred. Henri church. High at aih where a requiem miu will be celebrated (or (he repose of hit foul commencing at 0 o'clock with the Bev. T. P. Caiey officiating. Interment will follow In Mt. Calvary Memorial park. Arrangement are under the direction, of the Karl Whitlock funeral home of thla city. Mln. 4U 4f) no 03 Prerlp. .23 Trace .00 Trnca .00 fxtray Points COME AND ftTTM I j 2 red points for every . pound of used fati you bring to vour butcherl ; SAVE MORE USEP FATS UHTILTHE JAPS ARE LICKED piers Attention! kill, dreu and chill your hogt-i-?4e per pound. 0 eure and smoke your ham and bacon 5e per . Pound. , hav the ho.t .,n:,u. ... U..L- i. H. WHY PAY MORE?-. hnson PACKING CO. I T H THE GL AS S DOO R PHOE 5323 I Classified Ads Bring Results. iZIIinna! ' I a 7 THE STORE W New wide tleeves and deep cuff ... saddle houlder ' .. .flattering full-eut body iweap ... selecT pelts and "'l- fine workmanship. They'll pay lasting dividends in XK ' fashion, wear and warmth. . . XSb,. . 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