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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1945)
friendship Cou'l Friendship court number 11, Orilt'i' of the Allium nth, will incut clulurduy . evening, September 0, lit 0:110 lor ii potlucK (lltincr ullor which u spcciul meeting will bo hold ut II o'clock. Adu Martin, grand royul niutrun, will make her of ficial visit, Uunduy morning ut ' U:ilu no-host brcukfusl will bo ' held In lliu Wllliird hotel honor Inil thr guciit from t'ortlaud. Tonlmtri Touslmusters Intcrnutloiml enjoyed IU incut hill on Wednesday evening, Sep tember 8, T Ii c Snocchcratt eiiurso will begin Hcptombcr 12 und iinyono wishing to tiike ad vantage of Iho Instruction but who mm not yet signed iii Is asked to contact 11, u, btolcr ut 31U1. ry of tho Library club lit temDorur lly changed for thin month only to Saturday, tii'pli'inbcr B, when the club will sponsor u Hllvcr lea t tho nnnuiil flower ahow, tea unci musical In tho library club rooms. Tho next reiiulnr meet Inif dais will bo on Mondny, October 8 . - To Portland Mr. Vera Chiiso is In I'ortluiut today to meet her husband, Don Chime, who in behm released from the Vcter ami' ho.ipltnl In I'orlliind, They will return to Kluinatli Fulls Sunday. At Coat Mr. and Mn. Han ford Selby and dnuKhtvr, Jean nine, iipent tho Labor Day week ' end in Uundon, Ore. They hud as their guesl, Ilyrun W. Core of Iho naval ulr illation. Flue Fire A flue fire In 1 hnuso ut 411 Oak, owned by Ed Dunham, brought (he flro de partment to tho scene at 0:28 Thursday night. There wag no property damugo. Vliltlng Mrs. Leonard Lcllzko In veiling ut the 11. W. Lcitzke homo In Kairhuven heights. Bly Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dotrlck and children of La Grande spent several days last week vliltlng frlendi and rolatlvci In Bly where they formerly operated t drug store. lilr. and Mrs. Hugh Skinner and family or Lapinc ipent the weekend visiting at the Doris Gordon home. ; Pine Association - rioiciu rritc vur " pnnTt.AMn nr. c.i inn Tim Western Pine association mild toduy that revisions of price II ceilings on Idaho while, pon J Heroin, sugar, and similar species of pines would cut profit In western mills. f Tho association disclosed the following price changes, made 2 by tho office of price admlnlstra - tlon. Green common grades $1.50 S lo $2, SO less per thousand board feet, according to thickness. Dry or green thick common grades ' an additional nut of $1 to $2 per thousand. Only upward revision : was $1 on one-inch common dry, surfaced boards. BUS SCHEDULE PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 7 OP) ; Three limited buires between Portland, Tacoma and Seattle ' will run dally starting Septum ', bcr It), General Manager L. E. Kurrcr of North Coast Lines . said today. The throe round ; trips dully will bo in addition ; to tho IS round-trip locals. ( j FUNERAL R ATM ON I) OKKOftt) DURHAM i Funr( tervlrei for the Ula Itnymond Or ford Durham, who pjuatcj awey in IhU city Thurtlv, September 0. 1011, : will be held In tho chapel ot the cilrn ' Meey and Son r.ineral Home. MrMlnn- , ville. Ore,, on Monday, ftaptamber 10, , 143 at a p. m. Con chiding iirvlcta t and Interment will follow In tht Kver- flreen mmelery. Ward a Klamath Fu- ntrai immi in enirf oi arranfamtnu, i Courthouse Records ' Cemnlelnti Filed ' flladyi !inii v. Clarenro D. LoiiR. lull for divorce. Charse. cruel atid , Inhuman treatment. I'lalittlff aka that ,. a property eetllemeut l ratified and , connrincii. unupie mnrnaa ai rori land. Ore. U, S. Dalentlne attorney for . nlalnflfr. 7 Urval Donee, vt. Itratrlre nonaca. I Stilt for divorce, Charge, cmel and In human treatment, Couple married June ' S3. KM,'!, In North Carol Inn, U. S. Ual , fliillne atturnry for plaintiff, Iletly H. Dunton Vi. Emllo II. Dunton. ; Bull fur divorce. Charge, cruel and ,, Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff haRd ole v nontcfiiiloii of penonn property and v that her mnlden nam of Hetty El. Wood he reitored. Cmmle married October i in. HM4, at II cno, Nev. U, 8. Dalentlna ' attorney fur plaintiff,. Dorothy M. MnCnnnell ve, Gerald. D. , MrC'onnell. flult for dlvnrt'e. Charge, , cruel and Inhumnn trentment. Plaintiff aiihii poHieiiBlnn of peritonei property nd i t lint nho he awarded cuitody and mpporl ' of one minor child, Couple married October I, lo:iH. at Klamath Fnlla, Ott. lJ. C, O'Neill attorney for plnlntlff, Hlvarne lerrrB nraitled , Jean Hoi me vi, Malvln Home, Thomni Mtlchnm vi. Paulliit I, Mltcham. KloRiyo D. Francla vi. a e or ca H. I Frnnrlii, Keith Iroy Wire, Jr. vi. Margaret l(Jenn Mire. ' v Helen Maxlna Kafton vi, John Weiley i Kafton. tMntmmmmmmjtmmmuumtmtn PHOTOS While u Woit TSoveltleit . Souvenli'H Greeting Cards Comoros Rented and Repaired BUD'S 1031 Main Phone 0389 Rienliatmont Ltava Tom West, ti 2c, sun of Mr. unci Mrs, Whiter West, 204 S, Itlversldu, is Inline until October 9 on u ru enlistment Icuvc, bulng signed over from the niivy rescrvo to the mgiiliir nuvy. lie hus been stationed In ban Diego sinco he received his urdeis hi May mid will report there at tho end of his leave. Wins Music Contest Pnlrlclu Drown, grndiuite of KU1IS with the cluss of 11143, hus won tho American Legion auxiliary stute music contest, and 1 suiulst ut tho convention bulng held In I'ortlund today uud tomorrow. Miss Brown, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. S. It. brown, BIS High, won the district contest In r.u geno this spring. Poe Valley Jack and John Nork are cut ting their second crop ot nlfiilfu hay this week. Several relatives of Mr. und Mrs. liddlo Huberts were here visiting from Merrill on Sutur duy. Webb uud Dulo Vun Meter were dinner guests ut the Joo Nork ranch from Klumuth Falls. A dance was held ut the com munity hull here Saturday night, sponsored by some of tho locul residents. Archlo Roberts is helping Buck Hogcrs to comblno grain this week. Mr. und Mrs. Duck Rogers were callers at the home of his mother Tuesday. . Cpl. Delbeit I'ruilt has been discharged from the army under the point system and is now visiting his mother and lister In Tenmint Georgo Davis was a culler here at the homo of his parents. Davis and his sister, Idella, took an interesting trip to Portland and vicinity. Paul Brcithaupt expects to go overseas In the near future. He has been studying radar for the fiast several months In n train ng school. Buck Rogers has some large potatoes In Ills field here in splta of late planting last soring. Mr. Brown Is the bus driver here this term. He came hero re cenlly from Arkansas. Kffle Benedict came home Sunday to start to school. Sho has been away visiting relatives for the post few weeks. COUNCIL POSTPONED LONDON, Sept. 7 fP) The Big Flvo council of foreign min isters was postponed today from Monday until Tuesday becausa ot a delay at sea of the liner Queen Elizabeth, carrying Sec retary of State James F. Byrnes. Starts Sermon Series it, if 'ti "Fasr Nots" will be the tub .ct of a itiiss of sevtn i.r moni by tht Rev. Charles J. Sandstrom, Immanutl Baptist church. Dairy lislcl B. Schmoc of Los An geles spent two weeks visiting his uncle uud aunt, Mr. und Mrs. K. U, Schmoc of liomedulu, und other relutlves in the vicinity. Putty, daughter of Mr. und Mrs, C. II. Scwuld of cast Dairy, was taken to Klumuth Fulls Tuesdiiy lor medical care. Donald Phllpott has been a business visitor in this vicinity where he was buying grain. Mrs. Mary Sliiglo and daugh ters, Naomi und Beryl, and son, Clifford, with his wife and three children of Waputo, Wash., spent tho weekend with rela tives In and near Dairy. Olive Frulcy is teaching the second grade at Bonanza. Lawrence Hnnkins has a large tile potato cellar nearly com pleted on his home ranch. Police Arrest Two Traffic Violators City police made, two traffic arrests Thursday. William K. Bass of Merrill posted $10 bail for operating a motor vehicle with no muffler and for running a red light. John II. Hummer, 1041 Paint er, was cited to appear in court today for running a stop sign. Two drunks and one drunk and disorderly enso appeared in police court this morning. Two additional drunks bailed out and six parking tickets were paid. SLAB WOOD For Sale S4.S0 per cord No Deliveries. BURT PETERSON Donis, Calif. 4. . FfSSir ik NEW ARRIVALS! Sf VV- :l I i' I li I H? 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LEADER URGES LABOR'S ENTRY INTO POLITICS Labor should get into politics with both foci, but not into par tisan politics, Virgil Burtz, in ternational president of the CIO International Woodworkers of America, said in on address to the Klwanis club yesterday, Burtz said that the CIO po litical action committee docs not represent un attempt to form a third party. He said It has work ed in both parties, supporting candidates and policies favor able to labor. "There's nothing the matter with that," suld Burtz, "any more than there is anything the matter with farmers or business people supporting candidates und policies favorable to agri culture and business." Burtz said that Sidney Hill man, CIO political chief, does not "take his orders from 'Uncle Joe Stalin' and is not a Isa Do rah Muldovan Dancing Studio IIS So. 4th RE-OPENING for the FALL SEASON Call 0570 for appointment. guy with a long beard with mice running in and out of It. ' The speaker stated that the public should not form Its opin ion of labor because there arc u few labor racketeers. Labor, ho said, may have some racket eers, Just as there are business racketeers, but labor organiza tions arc mulniy honest and sin cere Labor, ho said, has "grown up" to accept Its responsibilities and to conduct an active pro grum in behalf of working peo ple as a part of the American system. Burtz was invited to speak to the Klwunis club in connection with the observance of a Labor Day program. He did not men tion the local CIO-1WA strike in his talk. He praised the contri bution of labor as well as busi ness and management to the war effort, and said that middle-of-the-road newspapers have given the public a true picture of labor's program. Vernon Chase, local CIO of ficial, was a guest with. Burtz. George Mclntyrc introduced the speaker. Classified Ads Bring Results. CONTRACT CUT PORTLAND, Sept. 7 (P) Contract cancellations have struck another Portland war In dustry, Gundcrson Brothers En gineering company, cutting the payroll from an 1100 peak to about 100. Tho concern pro- Large Shipment Canvas leather faced and monkey faced Gloves Look to us lor the hard things to get. Iln lilt LmiewsJ MANST0RE Ml Mala St Friday, Sept. 7, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE duced light craft for the navy. The 100-man payroll likely will bo continued until the end ot the year at least, official Mid. OREAD IS AT ITS DEST FOX QUALITY WHEN IT'S nfooPICcyEASi Saltier! uon water i obouf 22 toitr or fhe Eouofor than of the polMMggg$i U n TO VHIUC You can forgot about pinging, for one thing, when your car tackles a hill. That's because Chevron Supreme's octane rating is considerably higher than the gas you've been using. Re member, it's a highway version of the famous Chevron Avi ation Gasoline that powered fighting planes like the B-29. 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