Herald and news., June 30, 1945, Image 3

Vlilt Hera Pvt. Arthur K.
Bliuluy o Ciiim) Swift, Tex,,
liu buun puiullnu u lO-cluy fur
luuuli hcru wllli lila wlfo mid
yountf nun ut 010 Kliimutli, Mn,
aiuili'y Is tliu former Nuvu Mc
Anulty of Klunuilli Kulln. C'pl.
nntl Mm. JUIpli Mukl of Sun
'ruuclscu apunt a fw Uuy hero
ut tlia homo of Mm, Mukl's
fullier, a. W. McAmilty, S1U
Kliimutli. Mm, Miikl In tliu
former Kthol McAnulty, ol
Kliimutli Fulls, i
Announce Birth Birth an
nouncements liuvo been received
by frluncU of Lt. mid Mm.
Georuo Moynuliiiii tollliiK of tliu
birth of u Hon. Mm. Moynuhnn,
the former Clnrlco Holm, Ik In
Moiitronu, Colo., with her Inn
blind') pnrenln while tliu lieu
tenunl is ovemens.
Bat. Carpenter Horn Hut.
Olot u. uiirpuntur la nomo visit,
lug lila pnrunta, Mr. uud Mm
f M.....I.... (..... .....I.... lll'JA Untn.
mom lunu. Sgt. Carpenter liua
buan ovemeua 31 muntha with
the fleet murlno force. Ho at
tended achool at Reno.
Tuition Orant Doiinii More,
, liuuao, duughter of Mr. niul Mia,
',. O. O. Schuuffcr of 3311 Homo,
' dulo. Ima received u tuition
munt from Whltmun colluue
Donna w u a grndiiuted from
Klumiith Union high achool In
May.
On Furlough SSgt. Itlchnrd
Howard, aon of Mr. and Mm.
Ralph Howard, linn returned to
his homo, 1704 Eldorado, for a
Hu-diiy furlough. Ho Ima been
In England with the Ulh air
force.
To Oakland Mm. Bert No-
klebv hoi returned to her homo
in Oakland after visiting her
undo anil aunt, Mr. una Mm,
11. N. Moe, 1321 Pacific Terrace.
From Chlloquln Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur L. niocklliigcr wna
In town Friday on business.
Blorkllnger owns the Chlloquln
L.untDor company.
Returns Horn J. G, McDon
aid of the Milwauklo Itullwny
company Ima returned to lila
nomo m bacramenio after .
few days visit In Klamoth Falls.
To Coaat Mr. and Mm, Paul
Otterbeln loavo next week for
tho Oregon const whero they
will spend their vacntion.
She Cried-God Heard
Long since, tho big well lind
gone dry and now It wua tho
amull well. Numo It tho year
of tho big drought In India und
with both wella dry, what for
the 300 widows und orphnns
.under Ramnbal'a roof? Yea, 300,
V' for Ramubai, high canto woman
and convert to tho -Christian
faith, had opened Iter doom to
these despised women und their
little ones. Hnvo you not heard
Better be a dog than a widow
In Indla7 With her vast wealth
spent, Ramabal, by ceaseless
prayer and crying to God. had
kept tho doors open. Supplies
- and money flowed In, from alio
know not whnro.
So now .with tho wella both
dry, alio went away to pray.
Tho hours pnsa and when she
returned, It was to tell them to
look in- tne wells and tnry
would find water. And so it
was, in tho small well and the
larger. And wo ask why Cod
did this miracle for Ramabal,
almost within the hour, when
ou and I have prayed so long
for some wo lovo and yet no
answer? 1 1 all reminds o f
Gcorga Mueller, great ninn of
prayer, who pled on and on for
three men and died with not
one of them saved. Yot they
all enmo In after his deulh.
Lot God hirvc tho glory
Whatsoever yo shall ask in My
name, that will 1 do, said Christ
that tho Father may bo glori
fied In the Son. You aro to
ask for whnt gives God the
glory. And with unwearied
pcrslslnnco and entreaty, means
Eph. 0:18. Aro your prayers lor
God's glory?
P. S. Postal mc a lino as. to
what helps In these messages.
This spaco paid for by business
men. .
S. W, McChcsnoy Road, Port
land, 1, Oregon.
WIT
All
Barber Shops
Will Be
CLOSED
July 2, 3 and 4
Mn.ilna Cancelled Thcro
will bu no meeting of the I'list
Noble annul club of Prosperity
Uubukuh lodge on I ho reifulur
July meeting duy. lnsluuu the
cluu him buun invited to Join
the social club for a lawn puny,
Wuilneailuv. July 11. Ut the liomu
of Oru Uweut, 1340 Wllford.
Do Odd . Joba Junior chum-
bur of enmmerco conducts u Jun
lor employment group of boya
10 yeura old or youngor who
sueeiiillito In doing odd joba aueh
ua tiiKing cure ol luwns or piling
wood. I'uodIo wlahlng boya for
audi ioba nuiy .call thu chumber
ol commerce..
From Danvar Mrs. Torrenco
N. Tlbbutl la here on a short visit
with her parents, Mr. uud Mm.
E, J, Cliumpuguo, 414 N, lith.
iroin Denver, iier nuanana leu
for overseas duty recently. Mm.
Tlhhutt la tho former Cluo
Chuinpugne.
To Euaona Betty Itco Mar
tin, daughter of Mr. und Mm.
Onirics J. Murtln, will travel to
Eugeno next week to attend the
wedding of Virginia Hlggena of
Iluquluui, wusn. rue two gins
were roominutea last year while
unending Pacific university.
Taaehtr Visits Mrs. Gcrlrudo
Lldberg, from the Sun Francisco
buy aruu, is spending a few duys
In Klamath Falls, en routo to
Portland to visit relatives. Sho
la a former Klumatlt grado
school teucher.
Vliltlng Hero Mr. and Mm.
D. 11. StulU of Westflcld, N. J.,
ore hero visiting with their
duughter, Janice McGlfford,
who Is secretary in tho navy
construction chief's office- locat
ed at tho Marino Barracks.
Moved Mm. Lorna Holder-
son and daughter Mia have
moved to Minnesota. They huvo
lived In Klamath Falls tho pnat
two yeura with her sislcr-ui
luw, Airs. Clict Langslct.
Dane Tho Junior Hostesses
will anonsor a buckaroo dance
at tho USO Monday evening at
8:30. A duo ranch theme will
bo used and girls ore asked to
wear siucks or westorn ciotning,
Parol Man Hera Gerald Mo
aon, a member of tho Oregon
stnto purole board visited In
Klumalh Falls today. Ho was
luncheon guest of Mr. and Mm.
A I C. rrlescn.
Church Social Young peoplo
oi tno Assembly or uoi cnurcn
enloycd a pollock dinner Friday
evening at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Knupp. About 30 per
sons wore prosani,
Hor for R o d o Duval
Monro Is here from San Francis
co to attend the Klamath rodeo
as' guest oX Mr. and Mm! H. D.
Mortcnson of Pelican Boy Lum
ber company.
At Lak Mrs. Bill Albee.
with her daughter Joanna and
son Billy, aro spending a few
duys at Lake o' tiie Woods, with
Rosemary Word as their guest.
Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Swan
Olson and daughter Goldlo aro
leaving Monday for vacation
In Portland.
Child's Cold Holds
Up Operation
ROCHESTER. Minn., June 30
(;P) Four-year-old Judith Gud
mundson of Bclllngham, Wash.,
was suffering from a cold In St.
Mary's hospital today, delaying
plans of Mayo clinic surgeons
to perform a heart operation.
The child was brought here
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Walter Gudmundson, by air
plnno curly this week. Purpose
of tho planned operation is to
close valves in Judith's heart,
which did not close properly at
birth.
DEVELOPING
.ENLARGING
PRINTINC
PHOTO SERVICE
311 Und.rwood Bldg.
DC
D. MATTHEWS
Presidtnt
MARSHALL
Parade
E. CORNETT
Dlractor
LAND CEDED
TO
By EDDY GILMORE
MOSCOW, Juno 30 UT)
Mups published today in con
nection with the cession of the
Carpntho-Ukralno to the soviet
union showed tho territory be
ing transferred Includes tho old
liungariun city of Csup and
other land formerly consider
ed part of Hungary,
Through tho new Russian
Czechoslovak treoty, expected
to bo ratified quickly, the soviet
Ukraino acquires a common
frontier with Hungary. Tho
Carpatho-Ukralnc, about four
times tho slzo of Rhodo Island.
was onco part of tho Austria-
Hunnarv cmnlrc and went to
Czechoslovakia after the last
war. Csup is south of tho
Curpatho-Ukralne and Is an lm
portimt Carpathian mountain
communication center, with
lour railways and ono high
way. '
Maps showed tho new soviet
boundary would swing south
eastward from Csap, passing
four miles south of the city of
Bcregovo to a point six miles
north of the Hungarian city of
Satu-Mare, then northeastward
to a point five miles south of
Huszt, then along the outskirts
of tho town of Tachcvo.
The agreement was signed
Inst night at the Kremlin by
Soviet Foreign Commissar Vya
chcslav M. Molotov and Czech
Primo Minister Zdnck Ficrlln
gcr. Under the agreement a repa
triation plan will be set up
between Slovakia and the soviet
union on ono hand and the
Carpatho-Ukrainc and the soviet
union on the other.
Persons of Ukrainian or Rus
sian . blood now living In Slo
vakia may apply before Jnnu
ary 1, 1040. for soviet citizen
ship and persons of Slovak or
Czech blood living in tho Car-patho-Ukraino
may apply for
Czcchoslovakian citizenship.
A soviet encyclopedia estimat
ed that in 1936, persons of
Ukrainian blood comprised 65
per cent of the population of
tho Carpntho-Ukralnc. Ukrain
ian is the prlncipnl language.
Another 15 per cent ot the pop
ulation is Hungarian.
Ba's'wi'wj --'-7' ; iw v2rrii f?'wymrftywwwrfy" s
EX-HUNGARIAN
HSDG TENT
MHHTDNiS
.BEGINNING
Sunday, July 1 st
Two Blocks Past Tower Theatre :
on South Sixth "' ,
' .', I. ' 11 ' J . - . ; ..." ; !
' Sponsored By. : v -.Y
CHURCH OF CHRIST
2205 Wanrland St.
V We .Invite. tyou to come and bring your friend?",
s to hear the gosp.el preached in its power and ;
, beauty by C. E,': Fritts of Denver, Colo., an
experienced, well known, and able minister of
. the gospel. .
Committeemen For Klamath Buckaroo Days 1945 Rodeo
puijMnjiiiiiiiJH if . '
few j
ELMER HOBKING
Vlea President
HORACE GETZ
Secretary
Obtaining DDT
Sought In Portland
PORTLAND. June 30 (fl -
Possibility of obtaining tho mir
acle insecticide DDT to fight
swarms of mosquitoes here was
announced today by Commis
sioner Dorothy McCollough Lee.
Sho said only tne leacrai
health bureau can release
enough DDT to squelch the pest
because ot danger 11 inexperi
enced persons use the spray. H.
J.' Dodge, federal public health
service field representative,
will visit Portland Monday,
then make a recommendation
to San Francisco regional head
quarters. Heqer
Mrs. Harold Mnllory, who has
been visiting her invalid father
at Baker for the past two weeks,
returned homo Sunday.
Mabel Roblln of Vancouver,
B. C, arrived last week for a
visit with her sister-in-law.
Grandma Mallory and nephews
and nieces, the Harold and Verl
Mollorvs of Weed. Calif. '
Mr. and Mrs. Louio Arnold
arc enlovlne a visit with their
son who is here on a furlough
from the Pacific theater of war,
He arrived home Sunday morn
ing. Best wishes are extended to
Pattio Richardson, a former resi
dent who was married Tuesday.
Vcrta A. Majors of Roscoe,
Nebr., was a visitor at the Koh
lcr homo here Thursday.
Evangeline Gillette was a visi
tor hero Thursday.
Tommy Hopkins left for In
duction Friday evening. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Hopkins.
Walter Zicmlcnczuk also left
for induction in the armed
forces Friday evening, as did
Ralph Sukraw of the Midland
district. -
Happy Hughes is the new at
tendant at tho Y service station
here.
Aik Hans Norland any ques
tion pertaining to insurance, no
obligation. 118 North 7th atraat.
NOW AVAILABLE,
. (T All Unm ,
Adding Machines
Calculators
New Royal Typewriters
- OE8KS CUAIBS PILES
Servle n All Machinal
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
122-124 S. Sth. Klamath Falls
E, PAT IVORY
Publicity Director
7
BOB M'GHEHEY
Treasurer
Weyerhaeuser
A bond show was held here
Monday, June 24. Marines from
the Klamath base entertained
with the rhythm section of their
band; and four Waves from the
local base sang several numbers,
and participated in bond selling
wnicn was quite successiui. Mrs.
Ruth Nelson was here to issue
bonds and arrangements were in
charge of Charles Mack.
- Nancy Antle had her tonsils
out on Saturday and is well on
the way to recovery.
Mrs. Fred Frisbie has been
visiting in Portland and other
places on the coast.
' Various plans are being made
by the men getting their annual
vacations over the Fourth. The
plans run from trips to farms to
such trips as available gas will
allow.
Among new arrivals in camp
are Mr. and Mrs.- Ader, Mr, and
Mrs. D. V. Gilmore, Mr. and
Mm.' R. Hazelwood, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Baddke and Mr. and
Mrs. C. Davis and family.
Elmer G. Knight, AMM 2c,
was a house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Crulkshank last week.
Knight is a Pacific veteran visit
ing in the States after 22 months
at sea. After a short visit with
his dad, Jim Knight of Port
land, he- will report to an. ad
vanced engine school at Mem
phis, Tenn. . .
Mrs. Art Cooper has gone to
Grants Pass for a short visit with
her parents and friends.
ATTENTION
FARMERS
We pay highest
cash prices for LIVE
or DRESSED POUL
TRY. Phone 5175,
' or sea your nearest
Safeway market
. operator. .
SAFEWAY
Sunday Might
July
Pappy Gordon's
OREGON HILLBILLIES
Broadway Hall
MALIN, OREGON
- Dancing 9 'til 2:00 a. m.
BILL HOOPER
Director
LYNN ROYCROFT
Master of Ceremonies
Gen. Bernard Montgomery
never drinks, smoKes, or swears,
and gives one-tenth of his in
come to the church.
Of every 10 children born in
Kentucky in 1934, three were
born to parents on relief rolls.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
""""Drew's Manstore
Everything for the
COWBOY
and
STOCKMAN
for
BUCKAROO DAYS!
Alexander
and
STETSON
HATS
$7 to $35
Hyers, Nocona
and Olsen-Stelzer
COWBOY
BOOTS
$11.75 to $37.50
-Sine 1918.
J
DREW'S
MANSTORE
733 Main St.
1st
to
'Saturday, Juna 30. 1(43
New Pine Creek
The Girl Scouts chalked ud
another six or seven miles on
their traveler s badge last Sun
day when they hiked from the
old Klondyke mine, now owned
by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beneficl,
back to Lily lake. Mr. and Mrs.
Bcncfiel showed the girls how to
pan goia ano torn tnem interest
ing things about the old Klon
dyke mine and other high grade
mining ventures in the boom
times.
The Boy Scout troop mem
bers have taken a hike or two
recently to Cottonwood flat but
the weather was stormy and
their trips were spoiled some by
the rain. The troop, under the
scout-mastership of Pearl Stew
ard, has acquired several sets of
signaling flags and is working
hard to master the skill of send
ing messages. The troop also
has earned its troop charter,
which will be formally present
ed by a regional scout official
at the next regular meeting of
the East Side grange as a spe
cial feature in the program
events.
Evert Lawson returned home
on leave last Tuesday to spend
several weeks visiting with his
HitParade'
VOCALS BY JERRY WAYNE
And Vera Barton
They're your favorite songs now.
they II be your favorites in years
to come.. :
ALBUM INCLUDES:
Ac-Cent-tchu-ate The Positive
Everytime We Say Goodbye
I Didn't Know About You
The Very Thought 0 You
I'll Walk Alone
; Time Waits For No One
I'm Making Believe
Let's Take The Long Way Home ,
UfflILIG5
1026 Main
Jalk to- cut p&it BEFORE
MAKING A REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTION..
CONSULT A
. . The professional guidance of a REALTOR is vital to
your welfare when you deal in real estate. Often your
investment represents a major portion of your entire ,
life's savings. You need sound counsel to buy or sell
safely. -;
"FOR SALE BY OWNER" quite often moy mean im
proper pricing, legal technicalities, delays and misunder
standings. Buyer and seller act without benefit of
thorough experience and knowledge . . . without the ;
highly, competent, trustworthy "and readily, available '
advice of the person best qualified to serve them an
experienced, trustworthy real estate man who is quali
fied to use the proftisionol title REALTOR. Get pro
fessional advice when you wish to Buy, Sell,. Rent or'
Lease consult o REALTOR.
Look for "REALTOR" in classified ods, in the phone .
book and on business stationery. '. '
I ACTIVE MEMBERS OF KLAMATH BOARD:
Orva E. Beard
Melvin Bowman
(Merrill)
E. M. Chilcots
H. B. Chilcote
- Bogue Dale
E. R. Dennis
R. H. Dunbar
A. B. Epperson
Fred E. Fleet
E. Gray
John McFeo -Gomer
Jones
HERALD AND NEWS THREI
parents, Mr. and Mm. Clay Law.
son. He was accompanied by
his wife who has been living in
Portland. Evert is a cat driver
in the Seabees and has spent
around two years in the Paclflo
theater.
The Pinochle club met at tho
home ot Mrs. Buna Faris last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Grance Bernard received high
score and Mrs. Bernlce Whltsett,
low. The awards consisted of
war savings stamps. Ice cream
sodas were served -for refresh
ments.
There was. a regular school
election at the Kelly creek
schoolhouse last Monday after
noon at which Ernest Robnett
vraa mo I nr fori fn- nnnlliai. Iatm
as trustee. The school budget for
. 1 1 .
mc ensuing yeur was upprovea
by the voters as was also the
nroajint Inv taw uhlr.1, u111 nfi
juuitjtiae luxes uny uu, will Jteey
them at the present level.
At a special meeting of the
school board to be held Mon
day, June 25, the school board
will meet with the teachers to
discuss problems to come up for
the coming year and the matter
of a new oil furnace will be dis
cussed. - ... ;
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I i;
Ph. 5512
REALTOR
Otto Mikkelien -Henry
Newhouse
H. P. Oliver
: J. R. Perry .
J. W, Sanders
T. B. Watters
F. L. Weavar