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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1945)
Pythian Blalers Thu Wlixmin club of l'ylliliiu Hlntvia will Imvu ii picnic Hi Mouio pmk on Fri day, Annual 10, ill I , in. A put luck lunch will bn soi'vcd and Irti cream Ih being fni'iilsliiiri by 11 ic i'IiiIi. SIhIi'ih urn In moot In (rnnl of IIiii public library i id bring their children. Visiting Sisters are Invited to iiltond, Not Home Chliil Al C. Frle lien of the niivy recruiting office hern sliitod Unit Ihn boys who Inll (or I'orlliimt Tiiosdiiy night wuro tmllslnri In the regular niivy awl led from I'oitliiiul for active duty. Only enlistees In llio navy reserve sro returned to their homes for n period before lining called, hn mild. Visits Here Vlnlllng at the homo of Mr, and Mm. James Hwaimoii Jr., recently, was Dr. Merle Swiinson, formerly of IIiIb city, Swinmon wan on a 10-day leave from Wimdovi'i', Utah, where he Is stationed with the army, Both Or. and Mm. Swan son hope to return to Klamath Fall In October for a abort atny. South Dakota Picnic Thn an nual South Dakota picnic will be held lit Mooro park on Sunday, August 1U. at 10 a, in. All former residents of South Dukotn are In vited. Each party la aiiked to bring their own lunch. Coffee will ho nerved. All In need of transportation should call ,1013. Vlaltora Sat Lake Km. Clara Q u I n n and Cwon Adamaon of Lebanon, and SkI. Jo Soderberg of Chicago enjoyed a trip to Crater lake nn Sunday with their hosts, Mr. and Mra. L, A. Weatlln. Hut. Qnlnn la a slslor of Mra. Weatlln nnd II. I. Mlchela of this city. noyl Neighbors The Royal Neighbors of America will have their regular meeting on Friday, Annnid 10, at 8 p, in., at the KC hall. There will be Initiation for new members. Past Oracles and charter members will be hon ored. Refreshments will be aerved after the meeting. Bona OI Norway The Sons of Norway will meet In the IOOF hall on Saturday, August 11, at 8 p. m. After short business meeting, there will be entertain, mmit Including Scandinavian dances. All members and friends re invited. From Balam Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bremmer and small daugh ter, Mary, are visiting In Klam nth Falls with Chief and Mrs. Al C. Frlesen. Mrs. Frlesen Is the former Alena Bremmer. fir', ' "a.1 4 : ! 'iAv; a" Up in the locomotive cab of your train sits a man you seldom see. Perhaps you never catch a glimpse of him although he is responsible for taking you to your destination. Union Pacific, like other railroads, has certain exacting requirements for an engineer. The man who pilots a passenger or freight loco motive has served years as a fireman . . , knows the function of a locomotive's many parts ... is thoroughly familiar with operat ing rules . . . has passed a rigid physical exam ination and been' periodically re-examined. In short, he is well qualified, both mentally and Doing Fine Mm. Theodora Dewey Ih Improving rapidly aft er a recent solK" of Illness which look hi' I' to Hhi hospital, Bhu whs downtown Tuesday being con gmtulutrd by friends upon her I Inn condition. 1 Cnglneer Hero C. William BiiniliiKhMin, US bureau of rec lamation engineer from nod ding, Calif., Is in Klamath Foils to .discuss pluns and develop ment of I he Klamath project with E, Laton Stephens. Krlnnrlehln f!luh PVIrin v An. gust 10, muniburs of the trlund- nn I p chid will bold a pouucK pic- nil lit llwt limn. nf Mra Frerl Color, 1017 High, at 7 p. m. uiiiig ihuiu neiviuu. , Thlmhl. rik W.rtno.Hnv August 13, the Thlmhla club will nieei wiin vera Hooves, i.vi N rirrl nt II r, m KtttrvMlin I. Halted to coino and to bring nee dle and thlinbln fni Herl C'rnmi sowing, Discharged Larry Walls, young son of Mr, and Mrs. Ken neth Walts of Shasta Way, was discharged Tuesday from Hill side hospital und has returned to his home, Undergoes Surgery Dale Hlminelwrlghl, grandson of Mrs. Ida Illmmelwrlght, both of Ash laud, underwent major surgery Thursday al Klamath Valley hos pital. Out Of Blot. Vlaltora Auto mobile licenses from Arizona, Texas, Colorado, California and Washington wcro noticed on Klamath Falls streets Wednes day. To Will Walla Delos Mills and Dick Reeder left today by plane for Walls Walla, Wash., on a combined business and pleasure trip. ' Trom Bend Mrs! Cecil Hoi Ingshead of Bend has been visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Der by, 830 N. 0th. From Crater Thomas C. Par ker, assistant superintendent of Crater Lake national park, was In town today on park business. To Olympla Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sen-uys and grandson, Ray, are visiting In Olympla for few days. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Loren Calhoun and daughter, Beverly, are vacationing at Dia mond lake. t f " The Man You SGldom Hi iiU'iifiiTiin Inrili.irYi.iat'. I ' . . , t t i See i .aesfiftW Jjs Lilian to "YOUR AMERICA" radio program oa Mutual aalloawide nalwork every Sunday aflsrnooa. Consult your local newspaper for the tima and station. THt HOGUSSIVt UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Wave Assistant I ' "' ' ' ! : i it Lt. (Jfl) Virginia Let Lindaty, (Wave), USNR, of Manhattan Beach, Calif., reported for duty at the naval air atatlon at Klam ath Falla on August 7. Lt. Llnd aey will rollava Lt (jg) Marlon Hodgaon, U8NR, as assistant welfare and recreation officer and executive officer of the Wavea. Lt. Llndaey is a gradu ate of UCLA and has served In the Waves for two years on duty in the office of director, naval officer procurement at Los Angeles Official U. 8. Navy Photo Classified Ads Bring Results. I j a I "'J ; - I?" ' ' I ' '' 4 t-j r ; ,-(,; Weittrn railroads urgently nad 83,000 men to tpaad tha flow of war matarials to tha Pacific. Apply Immediately to your naareit Railroad Retirement Board V ' . physically, to handle his Job. Care in selecting and training employes has been a big factor in establishing the enviable Union Pacific record for safe and dependable transportation over the Strategic Middle Route, uniting the East with the mid-West and the i Pacific Coast. . Another "man you seldom see" is many miles away, doing his part to speed total victory. Let's bring him home and quickly. You can help by buying bonds saving them and then buying more. BEGUN WEDNESDAY Procedure of moving the city dog pound frorn Its present loca tion to property purchased by thn city, got underway Wednes day. The new location of the dog pound Is on Kesterson road, and th house Included In the pur chase has been raised on blocks preparatory to moving it. An addition, ten feet wide and the full length of the building, will be constructed at the rear. The finished house wilt have bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, liv ing room and service porch, and be equipped with all modem conveniences. The new pound will have room to accommodate a much larger number of dogs, Amos Fields, city poundraaster said. Many dogs had to be turned away for summer boarding this year because ot lack of space, lie said. July Postal Receipts Show Marked Increase Postal receipts for July, 1943, one of the slowest months of the post office year, show increases of $772.43 over July, 1944, Burt C. Hawkins, Klamath postmast er said. Figures for the month this year reached $18,130.10, and for July last year were $17,357.67. Postal recelnts have been In creasing steadily since the war began, Hawkins said, and tne ap proaching last quarter ot 194S is expected to show an all-time high for this post office. From Coast H. D. Bondy has returned irom a business trip to the coast. HOW SHE SHOPS "CASH AND CARRY" Without Painful Backache Mtny mifferart nllev naffsinf backset quickly. onc they discover that the real auH of their trouble mar be tired kidneys. ThekMnirsftreKature'achlefvaroftak !nc the xct$ acids and wait out of the blood. They help most people past about t pinte a day. When disorder of kJdnsr function permfta ttolsonoui matter to remain in your blood, ft Ruycautenanintfbukache.rbeumatiepalnf. leg paint, lose of pep and merry, retting up night, awelltrur, puffincu under the eyes, beadacbei and disxlncsa. Frequent or teaoty puugn with nnartinc and bum In aonte. timet fthowa there It some thins wrong vita your kidneys or bladder. Don't waitl Ask your drurrlst for Doan's rills, a stimulant diuretic, used ancceasfuUy by millions for orer 40 years. Doan'a rtra huppy relief and will help tha 1 miles of kidney tube flush out poisonous watU from jour blood. Gat Doaa'a Fill. in. ' "TTiiS'l Directs Laboratory SI ' v I K El mm JA v, 3 Dr. J. R. Oppenhelmer, who dlreeta the atomic bomb project laboratory at Los Alamoa, N. M. This picture was made while Dr. Oppanheimer was theoretically physiciat of the Unlveriity of California. (AP wirephoto). Man Arraigned On Forgery Charge Billie S. Gillespie was arraign ed in Justice c o u r t yesterday charged with tendering a forged bank check in the sum of $89.03 to Dick Reeder on August 7. Gil lespie was arrested by city po nce yesterday. He took time to plead and was committed to the county jail by Justice J. A. Mahoney In lieu of $1000 cash bail. VjWtefayTsvsf) Iff fKf---Mt?fa-lsfy V ff t C " Shot wool mixtures . . ,.. ' J I (II IllO serges ... novelfy spun rayons fcyi23 1 II I II dresses in Fall colors . .. WW5t"'-"Vm"''" I U Vii styled for the younger set I " i R1' 4 lkJ EACH "- LErj-j' ALL-WOOL FABRICS' I Combine a clastic or dressmaker suit - J I f;.flS with a short or full-length eoatl & 'fjf ' . Superb Autumn colors. ' ft "!L JsOuaya RIGHT SWEATERS i-.-s.'. 2.W to 5.V J J.j,XAl'f- DARLING BLOUSES 2.W to 5.99 Tj :( ' GRACEFUL SKIRTS 2.99 to '7.99 XJ Afy0j Open 'til 8:00 p. m. ' :tS;S- f If K f tLmSvmJjrf&'tfj mmmW onSaturdayi . , J tmmmmwmmm T: 617 MAIN STREET i ' LISTED BY BOARD Attendance at Moore park has been high this summer, accord ing to figures brought out at the Tuesday Park "board meeting. On Sunday there were an esti mated 3000 using the park and there were about 1500 on the preceding Saturday. , Coleman O'Loughlin was giv en permission by the board to burn grass from certain areas in the park so that serious fires may benrevepted lit the future. City Engineer E, A. Thomas was asked to confer with the county engineer about the road over the hill from the park to Riverside school and to deter mine whether Improvements could be made. Mra. Robert Mansfield was given permission to operate the concession stand on one day a week. - Due to the numerous accidents at the park, it was voted to pro vide a good first aid kit for the use of the public. The city engineer and caretak er were also authorized to exper iment with various substances to try to settle the dust at the pic nic grounds. Henthorne To Report To Navy Dave Henthorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Franey, 720 Mt. Whitney, left today for Port land where he will report to navy headquarters. He will then proceed to San Diego for boot training. Hen thorne enlisted in the navy last month and has been awaiting call to active duty; Thursday, Aug. S, 1945 Ireland's Tinker Tribe Elects King On Wet Ballot GALWAY, Eire, Aug. 9 P) Whether Martin Ward drank Patrick Dodd under the table or knocked him for an Irish loop remained a mystery today to everyone but Ireland's Tinker tribe. ' But Ward was nailed as king elect as 8000 members of the gypsy bands who roam the coun try in caravans, mending pots and pans and selling horses and goats, collected at Connemara for a coronation ceremony to morrow night. In secret preliminary contests of drinking, fighting and boast ing in which anyone who got drunk or fell asleep was elimi nated candidates' for the past two weeks have vied for the title of king. With it goes the right to free meals and free drinks anywhere in the "king dom," a gift of four horses and the best of the gypsy caravans, and the choice of Tinker col leens as a bride. The contest finalists were Ward and Dodd. Somehow Ward managed to prove he ranked highest "for ability to drink like a gentleman, for physical strength, and for the Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! WantPep? Wsnt to Feel Years Younger? Do yira bum exhausted, worn-out feeling on Ace? TbouMnd amaud at wtut a Uttla pepping up wlta Ontrei bas dona. Contain! tonle many need at 40. 60. 60, for body eld aolelybeeauaelowtnlran: alio tuppllea rlumln Bi. ealelum, pboiphorus. 3& In troductory ilM now only 20el Try Oitrex Tonto Tablet, for Dew pep. jrounier feeluic tble rery day. At draf Btoree everywhere In -Klnmstb rails, at Whitman Dmr and Wslsreea's. HERALD ' AND NEWS SEVEN i record In settling quarrels among the tribes." But all tribal cere monies were strictly for the Tinkers, and even the coronation will be closed to the public. : From California Mrs. Laurel Garber, of California, is a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lea Willltr, of Sum mers lane. , - NEW FALL SUITS By Fashion Park Just received in the new Wedge Double-breasted Model A beautiful suit in a blue and gray pin strip $65.00 Discharged veteran look to Drew's to be outfitted in civvies. We outfitted them after the other war. too a a .Bute ISIS. J Ldkews MANST ORE 733 Main St. 9 S 'J if a it I IH t .3 ti rl in I)
