I
ko.'."1?' ...Inn. USMC. Wl
fin Hh n a U S.
it on i"-'.r vi.r r i a...
uurvl
Thoso
iaFrIends of Cpl
nt unil "'? of ifl1'
i to wrlto Robort may ol.
,li address from his mothor.
,, wck.d Harvey Rund,
hi loth, roporieu iu viy
Elliot his lilcyc o purkcd In
P.'""....i. ..I III i uiirl Mil In.
un over l 7 p. m. Tuesday
ruined, uriyer ai ra n
Ring tho mcinr-iu was iw
J. HOWC'II, VOl rtlUIIIVVIU
I Ion Party Tho American
, and auxiliary will meat
' . I ...... 1. 1 HnA
Legion ball, Friday night
illy rcM'";;" v -..-....
BlCIlla "ill uv OVl YVVI
tina Mrs. Porter W. Yott
r . .. I 1. iflNUInd fnr turn
mlarlOll J iauiiiuo ui wiviiu.
t.B8rnc?. v. " . w.:
MOr fl lil n i nun; unit mio
Icturnod hero win. nor,
lit 8pakr Rov. Godfrey
lews, pantor of the Com
fee the guest speaker nt the
. Mny 25, nt 1:30 p. m. in
fclal hall.
lm of Moom Women of
fcose are to sponsor card
i(M th Moose hull mi Frl-
Uny 25, nt 2 p. in. Tlil.i Is
Jurlli of n series, nnd tho
II..II.. I....II..1
19 CUIIHUIIjr 1IIV1IVU
Hilary Eagles auxiliary
cet rriflay ni p, m in
per run nun. itinui(iiiies
L Inllli.tnrl ,111,1 IU... ...Ill
Eh and entertainment after
L. r.n.i asi.n .(..... i.
p. wwu. " it. uimn
le van appeared in police
lliuiMiuy iiiuiiiiun. vlio
ana ono onuiK unci ens
r hnllprl nut Inllnulnrr
14-hour police report.
Hin nlit.ri Mnmhnr. nt
L GtalMr. will mMl ITIIn..
m in inn uornry chid
All ni'iirnn Ninrr m.m.
le requested to bo present
U Neighbors Friendship
L'. nanu r..i ti.-i
1.1" : ...in . ..
nca, win mi'ci rrinay.
I, at 8 p. m., at the K. C,
biplulElton Flshbock
II of Khn.ln VIaiu
WtcA rernvitrlnt tillr.
i niiisicio Hospital follow.
miocK oi mijuciun.
Wll Vallev
Ind Mr. Hay Marchant
H Mr. n.u T i
Ind Miss Doris Leavitt
luranis I'ass Thursday to
ne nign scliool graclim
Pearl Marchant, a for
ECU VflllpV rAlrlAr.l l-llt.
Ichanl. whn la hi,.. ,
o in Minnesota, and on
r lunoiign, accompanied
tine ior a lew days,
nhn Mi-Poll ....
p last week with Mr. and
Im Popple at Bonanza,
lid Mrs. . Frank Rrrnvn
i n unr. linn.. .. .-
ind Mrs. Lester Leavitt
iiy many evening,
nn Mrs. Mike Dearborn
and Mr. and Mrs. AI
srborn, Marilyn, Helen
rles, were Saturday din
Ms of Mrs. Mary Dear
Bonanza. Constnnco has returned
mo after spending sev
ilhs In Lakcviow with
Her and family, the Bill
N Mrs. Elliott House
iiy spent one evening
IK With Ml nA .Tiff..
fCartlc and family.
Id Mrs. Karl Kylcr and
speni Saturday evo
Mr. and Mrs. Bill No-
padge Boley and Mrs.
vans of Klamath Falls
weekend with their
Id Mrs. Ora .Inhnmn
Fjy to s p e n d several
crescent City.
DauphUr Born-CM 1c and
Mis. Jusnph fulrlek Casey lire
PBrenls of a duughter. Margaret
Ann, bprji at the Murine Uiir
raeka dispensary May is. Cnsev
Is overseas with tho Seubre.,
Mrs. Cusey H lorn nt 2-m
resident " fr"1Ur Molllu"u
Baby Girl Flight Offlcor and
Mrs. Andrew Slluni of this "ty
are parents of ,, dnugl.ter, An
drea Leo born nt Hillside hasp I .
ul Ihurscliiy. FO Slhuil is f y.
.tiff thtl hinnn ..,! .....ii ... .
soniewhore In Indiu will, n.n
S. army air force.
QUEEN CONTEST
RULES LISTED
8!
C01ITTEE
Bond Dane The Women of
tho Mcin-o will sponsor a bond
dnnce Saturday. May an at ,.
chandlseT- A "bond IWTL
presented during tho evening as
SuK'H'r "r.d-. Mt,""",r and
to attend. ,,,v,a'u
LABOR HEADS
SURPRISED BI
Y
NEW
SECTOR
By HAROLD W. WARD
wash Nnrnw n ,,
President Truman drutlcd a for
mer senate rn i.tii.itn "...hi.
good voting record" to bo sec.
rotary of labor, apparently with
labor's top lend
out consulting
ers.
Thn rpelrtntif Inn f t
v.. u aui.-siKJKCn
&'iuiii:.h i(.rkT inn ivhnm rj....E
aeni llooseve It nnmeri ihr.
first wtimiin piihlitni n.Ami n t..
., c IIIVI1IWVI III
V. 5. history, and hnr rttnin,
ilium oy reocrai Jutlgo Lewis
u. ounweiiunuacn oi spoknnc,
siirnrisert nma li.m. inn.i
They thought the jurist would
nut nine ine jod.
CIO Prpdlrlnnf Dl.lll 1VT. ......
who conferred with Mr. Truma'n
on Tuesday, said after that
meeting they did not discuss
Sehwellcnbach.
AFL Prmli1i.nl tuim.M
- - .- , iitiuin
urccn, wno paid two "courtesy
tnus on uio prcsiaeni in re
cent weeks, told newsmen the
labor post was not mentioned
ui eiiner.
John L. I.PWU ITnllnrl llln.
Worker nriKlrlnnl l.urt un nAn.
mcnt. but he has not visited the
wnuc Mouse lately.
rtiillrnnrl hrnlltni.hnA nrrini
nls. Inni flivnrnhln In C.Kumll.,,
bach, likowlso seemed taken by
surprise.
Tho nnnnlnlmnnf vun rn-nmnl.
IV ll n I la rt nm a annA n..n U..
Green, who had opposed Miss
rcrmns sciecuon in 1UJ3. He
hud insisted on a secretary
"from tho ranks of labor."
The rhailDn ill thn lalvtr nnrl.
folio may bring about the con
solidation Wllirh Mice Pnrtrlnc,
wanted most but could not get
Dccauso of war conditions.
Green urccd that Srhwnllnn.
bach try immeHinlnlv In .nn.
centrate labor ngencics in a re
organized department. He did
not mention the national labor
relations board bv namp. hut
he long has been askine for
resignation of Chairman Harry
A Millie fnnlnnrlintf NT.Pn l.n..
favored tho CIO in its decisions.
Farm Worker Suffers
Heart Attack Here
Illrt.iVi Kntinn nninlnvnrl
as farm laborer, was moved by
mo rviamain Anmuianco service
tn Klnmnth Vnllev hncnltal
shortly after noon Wednesday
wnen ne was seized with a heart
attack while eating at the Buf
falo Lunch on S. 6th.
Knnnn. whn rpclHnit nt nnin
Bristol, wos reported improved
late Thursday.
ntllna fr.H it. .... . .
-7" 'w iiui.-i;ii a eoniesi
, 'ho Kiumnih Buckuroo Duys
"ve been announced by O. D
niitii.'e.
Every community in Klamuth
cnunty and neighboring sections
of California is requested by the
committee in charge to enter a
v-uiiuiuiiic in inis snow.
Hulcs for queen's contest:
l. Candidates must be between
the ages of 10 and 24. and single
i. Legal resident of the com
munity sponsoring her 3. A
good horsewoman, and furnish
her own mount.
A rirllnir r-nnlnil ...Ml 1 t u
at tho fairgrounds June 17. Con
lestiints will be given up to B5
points on riding ability. On June
ii there will be a queen's ball
at the armory. Contestants will
receive up to 10 points on per
sonality, 10 on charm, 10 on
poise and five on dress.
Girls desiring to enter the
contest for queen of Buckaroo
pays must register by letter or
in person with a member of the
committee.
Those uceepled will be prop
er y chaperoned throughout all
activities of the show. The girl
selected os queen will preside
tho four duys of the celebration.
Her court will consist of the
other entrants of the contest.
.Ilirlininn! ...ill I -itii..
to handle horses, personality and
beauty, with particular emphasis
.... i.vii.iavui ul lii( iriiai ivnvtopn
woman.
Past queens of the Klamath
. "ys roaco are Nome
McCarlio (Schooler), 1937; Anna
urrisnn. lo?n. Mna r...Mn mn.
iiiiiur i-oieman, lull; Virginia
lu,i; ral'n iiunziker.
lU'U; Shirley Fleschor, 1944.
Lt. Messenger Due
For Sea Duty
Lt. T. V. Maccnnnni. TTCMD t
dny received orders to report to
Commander, Fleet Air, Seattle,
Wash., fnr n.clonmiinl 4 n . I
duty.
Lt. Messenger was the first of- i
firnr tn rnnnrt tn IU. '
.v . w ulc jxiaiimiii
naval air station, arriving here:
r iiiuy on uecomDcr 10, 1843.
He was officer in charge until
the station war pnmmiE.inn.il
February 12, 1944 and was in
charge of training and ' educa
tion. Lt. Messenger's collateral
dlltipe InpTuHnH rtn.n. mnnM
ment program and voting offi-j
ui. nu i& on jcavc ior ine dura-;
linn Irnm ihn Cnlkn.. I
..... ..: UUUMICIII Vl(SOIl
n Hv...kH.v, an n.-iuiaiiu,
where he was professor of psy-
The lieutenant's wife and four
rhIIHrPM fnelrla ni OI I
. . , . .v-,...d a. oi csiltf III,
Ashland. This is Lt. Messenger's
mat uiur ml sea amy. iio leaves
me siauon ncxi week.
If lt'n A Mtrn7pn" artipla vn
need, advertiso for a used one
in ine classified.
TO RETURN . , '
fcE, May 23 (P) Ar-
uulkj oauoy, row a
Rltennnt BnllA...j
' v,a"B to return
ington. State college
inoirs his uniform and
imes as baseball coach
rm looionit coach.
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BODY
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'2-foot cuts $12.00 cord
4-foot cuts $11.50 cord
Writ
Burt Peterson
Dorris, California
jTHEl MERMAN
: "Me.,,,,:'"1'
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1, uoes not imme SKin. uocs
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iWE:'HAVE.' TIRES
We Feature the Popular Goodrich
Tires and Tubes All Sizes
GET MORE MILES SERVICE
i Drive in and let us help you
in a
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lAL TIRE INSPECTORS
DICK B. MILLER CO.
7th and Klnmath
Veterans' Contact
Officer Visits
Thomas B. Snowhlll, chief
contflpt. riffle.. A.nH,.a . .i i
7 i ii ' .fcitmiiB auilllll-
Istration, Portland, spent Wed-
ncsuuy in Klamath Falls as the
finest of tho Klamath area con
tuct officer, Potrlck W. Kllby.
Snowhill visited tho Marine
Marrnnl,. nnr u . i
hilbilva(tion Program at Klam
ath Union high jichool, and in
terviewed a number of veterans
ut tho. mnitint nfrinD t ii
courthouso basement.
Cnmnrnhanilu. t !
bllltv mAAA ... ii. I
: -v Yuur cor policy
on of th grtateit advance!
In lnaumnra. in m.H..
Ailc Hang Norland about It. 118
North 7th St.
OFFICERS AID
IN SEARCH FOR
MISSING MAN
The aid of state police and
sheriff's officers was sought to
day by William F. B. Chase,
Klamath Falls lawyer, In the
search for his brother, Charles
Arthur Chase, 67, 210 S.
Wendling.
Chase said that his brother
came to his ofrlpa In tin. ivm
Fellows building Saturday, May
S, at 4 p. m., at which time he
said he would be back the next
day or the following Monday to
aaoisi, wan some worK mey were
contemplating. He has not been
seen nor heard from since that
time.
Accompanied by Sheriff Lloyd
Wendling street cabin his broth
er purchased a short time ago,
and examination of contents and
foodRtllffR inrllpatn that nun.,n
had not been in the cabin for
some time. The missing man's
nrnthpr Phncn .oM n
, ,i-u. ou.u, uau a Biiiaii
amount, nr mnnnv nn V.1 nA..nn
- ....... wi4 MUOUll
when last seen.
unasc nad been in good health,
the attorney said. The men have
nnn siRtor X.T t-. n ur 1 - e
Martinez, Calif. She hag been
contacted, however, and report- il'nu
ed that her brother was not with "liiffl '
her. Charles Arthur Chase, na- JvPf irS2i
tive of Nebraska, has lived here TIDE UiStl'lSnCtlftl
aLinef.vals- "turning to Klam- I C itfRmilM
ath Falls in the spring of 1944 " - lSggJp
I!r- a INSPECTION
oix Hundred million pounds
of seafood are caught by New rTATIAll
England Xishermen In a normal J I AT ION
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