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Newspaper Page TextKLAMATH ill V" Saturday, July 14, 194S f HERALD AND NEWS FIVfl A Havre! frevloa Paul ,JssWw ' 'It U. S. Navy Air Unit At 7 4 U I Will King Hor SSul. Wult King of thu I In rvnrii urmy air bimu In Nubiimku has Iwuu here lor ouvnriil days vlnltlnu his HlnUu', Mm, Muo Conriull, Sgl. KlnK will bo remembered lor lila curloiiiiit mid other urt work which huvu iippuiirod In Tho Jliiritlil un;l Nuwk In connection with vm-liiiiN civic und coinmun II y ttcll vlllt'H. Ho him donu stuff urt work for tho Cil publications nl tho InNtulliitliJiiu ut which lio hun boon ulutloiiiMl Ho will ru turn to llurvimd In u few duya, Cub Scouts Cub Puck No. 10 will moot ut tho imrlnh hull of tho Sucrod Heart church ut 7 p. in. on Monday, July 10. Tho chiii'tor will bo prcnuntud, liwurdft will be Dilute, unci Hutu will bo u huiullcrult dlxplity by tho five dcim of thin puck. Har old llundrtckHon, cubmuatur, stressed Ihut parents should uc company their boy to title meeting. In Hospital LI. Cull Piitmuu, Instructor In tho navy ulr corps, la In thu niivy hoiipltul In Nor iniin, Oklu.. where ho linn been tnken for trentnii'iit of u leii In- Iury, Ho hua been atutloned In liillim, 'i'nx.. fur tho past two inontha t n k I it 12 u refresher course, l.t. I'utuiun la a former Kluinutli boy mid la thu aon of Mra. 11. C. l'utniuii, 2230 S. 0th. Big Night at Elks The Elks lodge nieinbera enjoyed u ape clul dinner Inst night, followed by loiliie aeaalon ut which five cuiidldutea were Inltluted. These wore: John Aaliley, G. C. Tut iniin, Clifford Jenklna, I.ulund Gillette, mid Kdwnrd Grunna. About 10 incnibera of Axhlwid lodge were vlaltora for this oc casion. In Mlaiourl After upending a few cloys ut lila homo hero, Walter K. Ik-thiino Jr., Iiua re pnrted buck to Missouri Vulley college, Murahull, Mo., where ho la beginning atudlea In tho V-12 unit of tho V-S program. Thla atudy prepares him for prcflliiht training In tho navy air corpa. Nursery Equipment The nursery room ut tno rim Me, thodlst church has been fur nished with n crib and a ploy !)i'ii for the further enjoyment of nfnnt.H while their purcnta at tend church aervlcea. An ut tendunt la on duty In tho nurs ery during service houra. Expected Soon Word has been received by H. E. Hnma ker Unit Silt. Hnurby Bcchen hua arrived In Oregon from Eu rope, unit will bo In Klumath ulla within tho next few days. SUMMARY or BUSINESS Armory ... .. AriiHr Ailmlnlklrsllon llalin(4, Clly of nmrija, Itoail Currant Kxieni ,... Chlloquln. Cur of Chlloqtiln, tlod UM.H. ChlliMjuIn, II, It I, M... Cuunly Hrhool County Hrliool Unit, KperUl County Hchool Unit, 11. Si 1. .......,....., DoS l.U'VIUO Knterprlie Irrlffttlon District, O, Aj M. XntorprH Irrigation DUlrlcl, U. Jk I. H Xntorpru Irrigation putrid, Gtnarai avaiaiet County Pair, Maintenance County ratr, State Levy ... riro I'atrol Clrnaral Warrant Itnnd Alnklnf CJeneral Warrant llond Interest , Cirarlna Act . llorsafly Irrigation District, O. Si M. llorserly Irritation District, B. Sj I. . llnraefly IrrlaaUon District, General lllfn School, County Klamalh rails. City of ........ Klamalli rails, n. S, I. .. Klamath Falls, Itoail Klamath Imitation District, O. Si M. Klamath Irrigation Dlstrtrt. B. At 1. Klamath Irrigation District, General Keno Irrigation District, O. St M. ......... Kcno Irrigation District. General Klamalh Drainage District, o. Si M. ... Klamalh Drainage District, B. a I I-angell Valley Irrigation District, O. St M. Langell Valley Irrigation Dlslrlct, B. As I. , Ltlirary, County i.inrary l.ltiuor Knforremrnl lWshore (lartlena Drainage District Market Itoail Malln Irrigation District, O. M. Malln Irrigation District, B, At I, Malln, City of ..... Malln. II. Ai 1 Malln. Itnnd Morrill, City of . Merrill, B. A I ., Merrill. Itoail Meailowl Drainage District, O. A. M Meadows Drainage District, B. At I I'lne drove Irrigation District, O. At M. Pine Urnve Irrigation District, D. At I. lload. County , ..... ...... noad llond Slnklm tklna ...: crest .loan ijnnit lnt Hchool District No. I, Special Hchool District No. 1, B. At I Hns. la View Irrigation District, General Hhasta View Irrigation Dlslrlct, B. At 1 Hliasta View Irrigation Dlslrlct, Emergency ... Hlala Game Commission Hunnyslde Irrigation District, O. At M, ....... flunnyelilo Irrigation District, B. At I, Union lllarh School No. 3. Sneelal Union High School Dlslrlct No. 3, B. At upper van urimmer urainage District, o. At M, ...... Willow Volley Irrigation Dlslrlct, O. At M. ........ Willow Valley Irrigation District. B. At I Willow Valley Irrigation District, General ......,..,. Counly Hoar! Investment .,.,.. .. Current F.xpense Investment .... .. Merrill Itural rire District ... ,....., J.lquor Enforcement Investment .... County School Unit Special Serial Investment Malln Community Park At Itecreatlonal Investment ..... Counly Fair Investment ...,..., Itoaa uonn BlllKUig investment County Hchool Unit Hpeolal Serial General Warrant Bond Interest Investment ricnoot uisinci no. i, u, tu i. investment General Warrant Bond Blnklns Investment ,.... Union High School No, a, B. At I, Investment ...... noad Bond Interest Investment S'ng i.iaonso investment , Hchool Dlstrlot No. 1, Special Serial County School Unit B. At I. Investment Tost War Hoad Sinking Fund Post War llond Blnklns Invoitment Museum Fund ., Museum Fund Investment , , Mnlin Community Pnrk At Itecreatlnnnt Union High Hchool No. 9 Special Serial Market Road Investment TOTAL LESS TRANSFETtS NET TOTAL rlrst National Bank of Portland, KUmnth Bank Statement Balanct Outstanding Checks No. 13197 ... Cash on Hand .., United Slntei National Bank of rortland, Klamath Falls Branch Rank Statement Balance butilandlng Cluck No. 10.144 1 9(11,37 No. 10.143 1,191.60 No, 10940 . .. 34.60 Cash on Hand ,. (rational City Bank of New York lank statiment Uilanci Cash on Hand , United Slates Savings Bonds Defense Serial .............................. Total Cash on Hand ........M Notice Is hereby liven, In compliance with Bee. 11-901 0. C. L. A,, that Hint of tho glx months period, ending June June Pan Nary Exams Karl Em- out Heclatroin, civilian einployo ut the U. S. nuviil air station, nua auccoaaiuny passed navy en trunco oxumlnullona. Churlea Thomua Ciirlsnn. mulhoiiinllca Inatructor of KUHS hua ulao en Haled In tho navy, lletli inon will bo inducted tho latter purl of July ua radio technicians, 82c. Thuy will, tako their training at Oreut Lukes or In Sun Diego, Lady Dlapatchar Helen Rnd cllffo is leaving tho U. H, forcat ucrvtco office hore to act na dls palchrr at Luko o' tho Woods ruiiger station for tho summer, utter which sha will tako a touching position In Eugauo, She will bo In Kliunuth Falls July 23 and 24 to train Lila Cox for tho local forestry office. MIks Cox bus been employed by Woycr hucuscr. Hacorarlng Dcun Eurlinrt. 15, son of Dr, and Mrs. Samuel D. Eurhurt, (111 Eldorado, Is re covering satisfactorily from a major operation at the Swedish hospital in Seattle, He Is ex pected homo some time near the end of noxt week, Dean is a Junior at KUHS. Fated on Furlough Sgt. Wil liam S. Hugclatctn hus left for Gump Robinson, Ark., after spending a 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam G. Hauclsteln of Klnmath Kulls. During his visit, friends entertained him with several In formal pnrtlcs, Vlaltora Mrs. Clyde R. Tow send and two children, Janet and Onlo, of Hurney, Calif., are visit lug at the homo of Mrs, Tow send's mother, Mrs. Jennie Grover, U34 N. 0th. Mrs. Tow aend waa the former Jennie Grover of thla city. From Laa Vegas l.t. and Mra. Frederick Hurtln and In fant daughter, Curmclle Lydla, uro visiting here for o week. They will return to Laa Vegas where the lieutenant Is sta tioned. From Sacramento Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes of Sacramen to hove been in Klamath Fulls for tho past few days on busi ness. Bargman Boys Here Gene Bergman, MM2C, and Robert Bergman Y3c, of the navy are hero visiting their mother, Mrs. Barbara Bergman. From Saeramanto Frank Martin, formcrv Klamath Falls Insuronce adjuster, was here this week on business from Sacramento. TRANSACTED r ROM JANUARY Balance Jan. 1, lets I S.1.2S 1.0.14.10 600.03 13.4S 97.OM.3J 1 ,000 23 03 73 1.437.62 103.179 01 137.071.03 27,73.1,17 1,603 IS .00 .00 .00 3M74 3.303 DO 3. 131. SO S.7l3.n3 ft.631.3a 1.330 M 1.730 on l jn.oa 313 BU ue io 1.07U01 .00 .00 .00 43.SI1.43 ia.Q43.0O 3.MJ3 3 1.S3I.10 036.40 IS.13T.7T a.4ni.oa 0,0117.40 S.4.W 14 S.Tan.as 331.14 .00 374.70 31 ,003.11 13,400.30. 3.010,33 001.3(1 1.3111,24 23.31. J.aau.n.l a,70i.an oa.an .Oil S 301 00 1.010.7a 3,111.40 S3.040.S4 S3.SSa.7fl 0.833.a.l a.437.13 63,323 17 3 an 700.33 3.183.13 333 37 470.10 623,43 3.116.0.1 S7,63t.S3 400.20 1.301.70 620.13 910.lt 30,000.00 116.000.00 1,336.00 1,000.00 30,000,00' .00 14.000.00 04,000.00 33.070.03 3,000.00 3.1,000.00 33,000,00 100,000.00 10. 000, 00 1,000.00 13.241.14 40,000.00 1113.04 4fl.ooo.no oo,n;i 14,000.00 .10,314.3.1 4,7n.fl 10,000,00 I . . , t.. t , ,, ,.,,, District l,T8a,33.3T ' RECONCILIATION OF BANK ACCOUNTS, JUNK, Fall! Branch. .....S,43I.04 ....... ' 30, 1D49, av, into, Count Treasurer, ' ', ; ' " : v : DOUGLAS Llttlo Douglas Collman, son of Mr, and Mrs. Obll Collman of the Old Fort road in Kluin utli Falls, will bo 3 years old In August. Doug Is the grand son of Clara Collman of 11th street in Klamath Falls, and of Ella Stovcnaon, former resident of this city, now of Ashland. A more than active littlo boy, he Is particularly fond of horse back riding. Evergreen. On Leave S 1c Carl "Slick" Weaver, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jock B. Weaver, 3534 Summers lane, roturncd thla week for a leave after serving overseas with tho navy. Ho Tins partici pated in action at Iwo Jima, Oki nawa and the Philippines. Wea ver was a student at KUHS be fore entering the navy in 1943. Ho will bo here until August 1. Enjoy Fishing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Word liavo returned to their home in Los Angeles after spending 10 days as goes Li of his mother, Airs. Marguerite Ward. They spent some time fishing on Union creek. Visits Mrs. Herman Arzncr of Lukcvlcw has been visiting hero with her sister, Mrs. Virgil Vcitch for a few days. She re turned to her home Saturday. Police Court Two drunk and disorderly conduct cases appear ed In polico court today. One additional drunk balled out and four parking tickets were paid. From Seattle Senator Mar shall Cornctt was expected homo today from a business trip to Seattle. Stop-over Mrs. Anna Matson, Portlond, stopped In Klamath Fulls for a visit with friends be fore leaving for Brookings. ltll TO Dlshurse- JUNE II, HIS Balance menla I 7300 1.771 34 076 OS 14 as 1H.310 4.I 1.140 30 07.30 1.3H7.I1 Hl0.lll.3a 377.613.74 36.740.00 4,604 31 ,00 .00 .00 .00 3.073 04 3.131.30 9.437.30 14.000.04 1M9.00 300 00 40301 .60 .30 300 Oil 13,103.33 33,123.110 337. 4T 43.343.30 30.712 33 3.700.31 633.40 02 44 13.010 03 1.130 33 7.M0.70 .00 S.0O1.34 300.30 1,203 IS) .00 1T.433.73 . 10.131 3.1 70(1.00 1,370.7.1 3,313.30 30.03 1.337.13 3,7113.10 03.31 003.07 10. 310.03 3.2110.30 3.111,40 17.000.01 0.003.00 4.033.41 S4.640.a:t 43,700.13 .00 .00 .00 033.10 427,37 3O4.0T SI .476.18 37.234 93 400.30 1,370.3.1 6111,00 S0T,6T ,00 0,000.00 .00 .00 ,00 .00 .00 .00 9S.000.0O .00 ,00 S.OOO.OO I .00 1 .00 .00 11,007.44 ,00a 40,000,00 ,00 ,1)0 .00 43,037.00 se.sTi.et .00 Receipt! S 10.11 June 30, 1049 S .00 4.311.07 2.00 .00 19,001.37 80.74 6.03 243.03 .00 3,1.374 20 30.343.10 2,040.06 1344 37.30 18.38 330.74 BJ87.17 3.171.40 .00 3.2O9.O0 4!3.U9 1.191.27 737.29 883.73 133.80 1,033.00 .00 .00 .01 19.943.10 080.00 1.884.74 1,108.77 079.40 26.176.11 2.100.72 1.317.71 fl.040.04 3.200.38 028.31 .00 078.02 18,313.34 3.183.94 9,247.71 .00 3.220.31 73.03 1.33 114.063.10 137.00 10 37 303.34 34.7111.41 1II4.41H.0.1 20.332 02 SJKIOOO 13.44 37.30 1S3S 1.00 ' 4. 6.07. II 3.171.40 1.6:11.03 0.346 31 101.30 S21.27 34.00 r 173.43 r .oo 34.1.93 13.103.33 33,123 U 337.40 10.077.1.1 14.430.03 3,600.10 3.07 1.44 33.034.07 1.433 20 2J0U on 3.301.30 3.33T.37 403. 6T 1.303.00 404.13 3.77.1.04 3.1113.11 0)17.10 41.1.10 33.:ia . 11.43 llo.ii;i S 143.11 I 4.90 070.3(1 11.010.14 . 3,193.70 .00 140,344.13 7.047.4.1 1.070.30 26.623.60 30,103.07 .00 (.00 .00 306.73 1,101.33 300.61 18.360.13 1,634.17 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 130.03 .00 33.000.00 10,000.00 ,110 .00 16,600.33 .00 . .00 .00 ' .00 .00 r .00 9,130.30 .00 30,040.87 30,000.00 1,081.70 .00 10.019.0.1 7,119.33 .00 .00 .00 119.04 144.09 4.07 64.33 .no 1,763.10 .00 114.407.08 33.308.20 6. HO 1.40 411.20 39,012.73 9.30 790.93 1,183.13 .00 1.131.94 700.09 .00 X9.070.O2 .00 13.44 2.13 12.44 30.000.00 39,000.00 1,930.63 1.000.00 B3.000.U0 10.000.00 14.IXIO.O0 84,000.00 3. 770.43 3.000.00 35,000.00 23,000.00 100.0OO.U0 AO.000.00 1,000,00 .00 40,000.00 329.01 SS.OOO.OO 3.9117.0 14.000.00 6,000.10 .00 10,000.00 11,974,73". 60 99,110.30 1 094.369.40 99,110.30 1,173,0011.00 11,172,080.99 1,910,00.4 II, 114 1909,140.30 $233,197.11 63.438.04 134,711.09 312,399.47 1.TT4.97 309.924.9O 7,749.00 7.74.1.00 700,000.00 ( 11,173,088.98 the abovi li a true and correct slate- O. h. LANQSI.IT, Pro Tim, of Klamalh County, Onion. io eon T NDUGT UN Tho following men from boh i'l h ono uiid two will report at the .Southern Pacific ticket of fice at 10 p. m. on July 25 for induction, according to the Klmntli counly nelcctivo Hcrvicc burcuu: 110AICI) i Tompklfu. John II., f'rirllHtid. (inrlKir, Jr., Hurry V... 12.1 I'iriA, Wiarinm, C'irl J;,. l,t3Wlt.jri, Idti, Miller, Kdwnrd A., Anhliind, Kyniluno, Mnraliul H.. i'ortlnnd. Murphy, Vnrn I,., Huvn, VitHt. Kiiworvli, Chciicr Ucl l'uo I lit., Cullf. HchUltZ, Ttay A., Potulm Aplt. Cutter. Geurife 120 iMkvvlcw, Trnftfi In Cur I ion, CliarlfH T., Crcucnt. JiulAkun, Arlhur ;.. I'. O. ISox OUi, UOAKIi 'i Anderion, Jr., 0tr T., ntnity. Dnvli, Kn-d-rfck, Chlloriuln. Oltxon, Curl Leroy, Honanza. Drl'uo, Mnlvln H.. Korcit (;rov. Chnnoy, Arlle K.. Hi. 2, tiux Mfffl, Provnncc, Kenneth li., Joplin, Mo, llnrifiove, Wllllsm Jt., Cultasc Avr. Mnitnn, Stanley C HI. 2, Tiox 7f. Hiindborg, Uurton h., MlnnespollJ, Minn. Mnt-ira, Now ton D., Chlloquln. Hick. Irr)y A., Chlloquln. Howell, Ijiwrenca K , Merrill. Kane, Kdwatd J.. Merrill. I'urki, Vjitden, Sprague River. MMthewi. Ceorne W., HI. H, BuX 1120. liwo, Kenneth M., Ml. 1. tiox 570. ltalph, Arlhur K.. Honanm. Coon, Jomc rtnymund. Euxent. Transfer! In Hhowallcr, Clydv U, 2424 Darrow St. Itiirk. Webb, rare Pelican Hay Co. I'hllllpi. CIo U.. It I. 3, Ilox 0.17. Lt. Williams Visits Parents On Leave Lt. Gordon Williams and wife nro here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herb Williams, his parents, while Lt. Williams Js on leave. Lt. Williams (lew o the states from Sliipan, where he had gone from Okinawa. After entering the service three years ago, young Williams went to Harvard. He saw some duty in the Atlantic and has been in the Pacific for IB months. A graduate of Klamath Union high school in '32, he has been on Admiral Richmond K. Tur ner's staff, and has been aboard Turner's ship throughout his Pa cific service. He wears the Phil ippines theater service stripe with two engagement stars, and the Oriental theater stripe with four stars. No 'Vet' Problem, Says Major Baker PULLMAN. July 14 (VP) No "veteran" problem exists except as persons create it by segregat ing the service man or trying to direct his thinking or actions, Major William Y. Baker, chief of the neuropsychiatry: division nt Fort George Wright, told the faculty of Washington State col lege yesterday. Major Baker criticized pub lished material on "the veteran problem," and contended "too much of our planning for the returning veteran Is based on such writings." Tough On Japs "Toughest guy I ever, saw" Is the way his commander de scribed Marine Cpl. John A. Spezzaferro, above, 23-year-old former Heidelberg College box ing instructor from Cleveland, O. He tried to hold, all by him self against strong Jap counter attacks, Sugar Loaf Hill, ono of the most bitterly contested ob jectives in the Okinawa cam paign. Using a Tommy-gun, an automatic rifle and a Garand, he killed 30 Japs, while a bul let tortt through his left arm, two more broke his right arm above the elbow, another ripped through his trigger finger, a fifth went into his back, emerg ing from his left hip and a sixth nicked his right hip After rescue by medicos, he wrote his -mother that he was laid up because his arm had suffered a "Jar." If. V f ., j) Air Conditioned DANCING 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. SATURDAY NITE Ample! V.F.W. DANCELAND SIS Klamath At. 41 Music by Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies si '"t a C 'jL Sw MRS. CHARLES CUM MINGS and young daughter Jill Marie are awaiting the time when "daddy" comes home. He is a seaman 1c aboard the USS Nevada. Jill Marie was eight months old on July 12. VFW Auxiliary Mrs. Walter Thompson presid ed over the meeting of the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, held in the library clubroom on the evening of July 5, and 20 members' were present. Five candidates were initiated, Doris White, Catherino Tucker, Lula Woodward, Nellie Luttrell and Mary Paulson, a Wave. The last-named is the first service woman to be initiated here. The hospital committee re ported a letter from the state hospital thanking the organiza tion for its generous contribu tion. The council meeting, scheduled to be held in Salem on July 15, has been postponed until a later date. Mrs. Ada Larson, who was honored recently over radio sta tion KFJI and who received the citizenship citation because of having seven sons in service, was present and gave an in teresting talk, at the same time thanking the auxiliary for .the corsage presented her. The sDccial award of the evening went to Florence Miller. At the next meeting, July 19, the auxiliary will entertain Fencan post at a luncheon following their meetings. Rebekahs A reeular meetine of Prosper ity Rcbekah lodge was held in the IOOF hall. Thursday, June 5. at 8 d. m. Nina Currier, noble Brand, presided. Only routine business was conducted, and at the close, refreshments were served by Martha Gilcrist and Nina Currier. At the next meet ing, July 19, the social club will be in charge of Refreshments. Employes Enjoy Technicolor Movies Following the meeting of United Telephone Employes of Oregon, Inc., Friday, the mem bership, together with their su pervisors, families and friends enjoyed technicolor movies of the Alcan, highway by Noel Bccar. The pictures were made while Becar was engaged in installing telephone equipment on "Tokyo Turnpike" as the Alcan was known to the men on the job in 1943. This film has now Be come part of the historical file of Western Electric company and has been widely-known to telephone people throughout the nation. A second film enjoyed was "Gone With the Western," a well-edited comedy by Becar on tho problems and pleasures of a Western Electric employe en gaged in installing central office equipment in Klamath Falls in 1940, when the new telephone exchange was placed in service. Return Mrs. Louis Robin and son, Don, have returned from Mountain Home, Ida., where thoy have been visiting. Don is home on furlough from Kessler field. Miss. With Husband Mrs. Ted Shoop Is visiting her husband at Wilmington, Calif., for. two weeks. She is accompanied by her mother-in-law. RUSSIA! Sand $00040 aW 4 to Weasel 318 COATS Tax Inc. CUMMIIVGS Fur Shop if He.'--.. -Pi v. r a. Clarence W. Rogers, 18, was arraigned in justice court Fri day charged with grand larceny. He waived preliminary hearing and grand jury indictment and bail was set at $1000 cash. He was committed to the county jail In lieu of bail. Rogers allegedly stole an out board motor valued at $400 from Ed Iscnsee at Lake o' the Woods July 8. Rogers pleaded guilty to a charge of petty larceny and was given five days in the county Jail with three days suspended by Justice J. A. Mahoney. The two days he has already been incarcerated in jail will bo cred ited to his sentence. He admit ted stealing an automobile spot light in connection with numer ous thefts from cars here. He will now appear before Circuit Court Judge David R. Vandenberg to enter a plea on the grand larceny charge. E 0 JAP CENTERS WASHINGTON, July 14 (IP) The war relocation authority today announced closing dates for the eight Japanese and Japanese-American relocation cen ters. The centers and the dates by which they will be closed are: Granada at Amache, Colo., October IS; Central Utah at Topaz, Utah, and Minidoka at Hunt, Idaho, November 1; Hart Mountain, Wyo., and Gila River at Rivers, Ariz., November 15; Colorado River at Poston, Ariz., and Manzanar, Calif., December 1 and Rohwer, Ark., December 15. Plans for disposition of the Tule Lake segregation center will be announced later. Police Nob 5 Women In Washington Raid WASHINGTON, July 14 (VP) Five women were charged with vagrancy today after police raided an apartment in which they said they found two "high government officials" and four other men. Two of the women, identified by police as Carmen Beach, 29, former rhumba dancer, and Margaret Locke, 57 (alias Phil omena Lockard), were charged additionally with operating a house of prostitution. Boy Scouts List Camp Bus Schedule Busses for the Boy Scout camp will leave the U. o. na tional Bank building at 9 a. m July 15, 22, 29 and August 5 and 12. All arrangements Jiave . r j 1 n'O A rjeen maae ior iroops i, a, , 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 30, 33, 44 and 50. Scout headquar ters should be notified if a troop is not using these busses for all camp transportation. Cost of the trip is $1.50, payable in ad vance. Busses will return from camp between 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. on July 22, 29 and August 5, 12 and 19. Tha way your policy it writ ten means a lot AFTER the FIRE, Let Hans Norland analyse your problem and write it for you the) way it should bt. 118 North 7th St. LUCIEN 1 II. : -.y e VERTICAL t Ascended 3 Perfect 3 Senior (ab.) 4 Scatter 5 On the ocean (Symbol fv tellurium 12 Over (contr.) 7 Mean 14 From 8 Indian 15 Pull along after 9 New South 16 Capuchin Wales (ab.) monkeys 13 Tumult 18 On the 17 Spreads ' sheltered side irregularly 20 Run away to IS Behold! 21 Bird 22 Upon j 24 Snare 26 Fear ! 29 Since ; 30 Entire ' . 23 Rent anew 28 American J 31 Young owl 33 Tissue (anat.) 39 European blackbird 87 Exclamation 39 Holding devices 42 Lampreys 43 Increase in size y 45 Had or ' 48 Before 47 Exist 48 Laughter s sound 50 Short sleep 51 Palm lily 52 Sparkles - 55 Negative 56 State of being sentimental X-Kay Enrollments Taken At Courthouse The Klamath County Public Health association has opened offices on the first floor in the courthouse, room 5, to take enrollments ior the free chest X'ray from the new mobile chest X-ray survey unit which will be in Klamath county start ing July 27. Office hours will be from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. on week days and from 9 until 12 on Satur days. Anyone interested who is not able to droD in at the offices at the courthouse for an ap plication blank is asked to send a postcard to be enrolled. The schedule of days on which the unit appear at towns throughout the county will be told later. Homa on Furlough Elwyn Silva is home on a furlough after hnvine returned., from overseas. He Is a graduate of KUHS in 1B44. Classified Ads Bring Results. When in Mediord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern' Jo and Anne EarUy Proprietors HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted la Inslgne of Naval , Seattle 10 Road (ab.) 11 Shows displeasure RADIO REPAIR By Expert Technicians ' GOOD STOCK OF AVAILABLE TUBES-PARTS-AERIALS For All Makes of Radios , ZE MAN'S We buy, sell and trade radios Quick, Guaranteed Service 116 N. 9th Phone 7522 Across From Montgomery Ward on North 9th -afe. 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EVERY SATURDAY J 9:00 until 1:00 COMING ATTRACTIONS July 25 Jimmy Lunceford Aug. 8 Bob Wills for Drugs x Phone 4514 Ml i k. It-No. 19!