Camp Name Honors Former C. O.
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Saturday, Sept. 8, IMS
HERALD AND NEWS NINE
SERVICEMEN
Bnddlt Club Meets Kliimuth
Hiulillu club held b inectliiK
Wi'tlnusdiiy lilKit at lint club
ruonia ul (liu fulrurouiida to (or
imilulu pluns (or lull ami wlntur
ncllvltlt'H. Tliu noxl inottliiiK on
Uutobcr 3 will Include a dinner
ul burl's liiinorliiK lliruu now
iuuiiiIhiih, .Mllilivd lluiton, Ann
Jtlvkuy und VI ItuHo. A comlnu
cvvnl of Intoruat pliinnud ul the
iiu'iillntl la tlin tilu burn dunce
to bo held on llullowuun.
Catholic Daughter! There
will I"' open liiuiiii! In the piirlah
hull Monday cvonInK, HoptiMn
bcr 10, ul U p. in.) and Cutliiillc
DiiiiKhlu" America will wul
coino ull IiicIIm of thu purlsh und
mirroumllim communities. The
Vmy itiivoroiiil Kdinund Mur
nunc, Klulo cliupliiln of tint Cutli
olic DiunihU-r of Amerlcu will
spitiik, und there will be enter
tiiliiinont und refreshments. Mm.
Krcdii Ncwmnn In comnilttco
chtilrman.
I.acmI Hoiumtn Featured
Mr. mid Mm, Keith Moon wore
photoKiuplicu wiuia imunmnu
tho Lot Angelca all-l'nlomlno
homo show in AtiKimt thin yeur,
Tho picturo appcura In tho na
tional niDKiuIno of t'ulomlno
American widdlobrcd home,
"Golden Cuto," AuKusl, 1043,
number. Elinor C. Hhodcn, pres
ident of tho mnn.lne puhllahed
in Kun mm, took tho picturo,
Vlalt HereMr. and Mm, Reu
McLaren, Jefferson street, hnil
u uueala Inst weekend Mr, und
Mra. J. C. Kllla of I'ortlund who
ciinio for their first vlall with
their uriinddiuiKhter, Stephanie
Jny Kills, born on Annual 1 to
LI. nnd Mra. J nine a T. Kllla.
Mra. Jumea Kllla, tho former
Jose McLaren, will llvo with
hrr parents hero whllo her hus
band la ovoraeaa will) tho army.
To Oakland Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen llubaon nnd Mra. Mm,
nurul Duclluy left today lor Oak.
lund, Cnllf., after vlsitlnii hero
with Mr. and Mra. Mulcolm Ep
ley, 004 N. 7th. Mra. Dudley la
tho mother, and Mra. Unbaon
the tint, of Mra, Epley. Mr. and
Mr. Bnbaon were murrled laat
week In Portland.
At Santa Barbara SrI. John
R. Pool and Pvt. Robert B. Cole
man have roportcd to the army
ground nnd aorvlco forcca dls
Irlbutlon center at Simla Bar
bara for two wceka of rcat nnd
rulaxatlon. Silt. Pool aw 23
monlha' overseas duty In Eu
rope, and Pvt. Coleman was In
Europe acven niontha.
From 8alinaa Major and
Mra. Krcd Moffllt of Salinas aro
vlaltlng In Kliimulh Full with
Mr, nnd Mm, Alfred Petcrstcln
cr and Mr. nnd Mra. Guy Quack
nbuah.""Mii)or Moftltl hna re
etintly been released from a Jap
anese prison enmp in tho Phil
ippines. To Eugen Helen Radcllffe,
dauifhter of Mr. and Mrs. R. II.
Hudcllffc. .has resinned her po-
.11 i,.n with tl United State
forest service lit Lake o' the
Woods and will leave Saturday
evening for Eugene where she
will teach third grade In an ele
mentary school there.
On Furlough PFC Adrlnn
Strnder, son of Mrs. Archie
Boggs of 4U13 Shasta way, Is
now homo on a 30-day furlough
after returning from service with
the Bth army in Italy 'for tho
past two years. He will report
to Camp Clayborne, La,, after
his visit here.
Donates Hocks Joo England,
iielf-nlylcd rock hound ol Mo
detdo, Cnllf., was so impressed
with lliu Kluiniilh Mineral club
exhibit of rocks ut tho Kliim
" Hi chuinhur of commerce, that
ho donated two varieties of
pyropliylllle from Mnrlpoaa
county, Cullfornlu, to the collection,
Large Egg An egg luld by
slxmoiilh'a old pullet owned by
Mr. und Mrs. Archie Bogga, 4(118
Simula wny, meuaurea U inches
In crlcumrercnce olio wny. The
egg, which welgha exactly hulf
a iiound, wus luld by a New
llumpshlre red,
First Year Lois Cnrlclcm
will begin her flrat year ut tho
University of Oregon this full.
She graduated this yeur from
KUI1S, and hus been employed
with The Town Shop during the
summers whllo In school here.
To Portland Mrs. Esther
Lnwler und Mrs. Don Chuso left
for Porllund Frlduy to bring Don
Chuso homo from tho Veterans
hospital where he tins been for
the past acvernl weeks, receiving
treatment,
From Chicago Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Dunlnp and son of Chi
cago, ill,, visited this pant week
nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dun
Meihuso on Del Moro,
Flu Fir A flue fire at tho
Vulley hotel, 413 Pino, Friday
evening, brought out fire equip
ment. Thcro wns no dumuge,
however.
To School Wanda Shnw left
today for Eugene where she
will ullcnd tho University of
Oregon, She Is a graduato of
the cluss of 1043 from Stephens
Junior college in Columbia, Mo.
From Medford Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Arnold and son, Rich
ard, of Med ford, have been
spending the past few days In
Klamath Kails visiting friends
nnd relatives.
Visiting Her Mrs. Wllilom
Kle.iendnll und son, John, of
Porllund are spending a couple
of weeks In Klnmnth Falls as
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jack W.
nay, cannon street.
Promoted Mrs. Louise Hum
phrey has received word that
her son, Eurl Humphrey, has
beon promoted to a major in tho
army nir rorces. Ha is now sta
tloned at Mather field, Calif.
Holiday In Medford Mrs.
Lou Luckctt nnd son, Artie
siicnt tho holiday weekend In
Medford visiting with her moth
er, Mrs. Jessie Mooro.
On Leave William A. Rod
cllffo, USNR, 18-year-old son of
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. H. Radcllffe of
Pacific Terrace, arrived homo.
on Wcdncsdoy from ban uicgo
whore he has been taking boot
training. Ho will return to Snn
Diego next week for further as-elgnmont.
Visiting Hero Lt. and Mrs.
Dwaln McDonnld and daughter
Linda Leo nra hero visiting with
Mrs, McDonald's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Potorstclncr of
Portland street.
To Illinois Glenn Slivers of
2301 Orchard, loft last week for
Cnzcnovln, 111,, whoro ho wns
culled by tho Illness of his fath
er.! Ho will return tho last of
September.
Ill At Homo Mrs. Lois D.
Abboy, who hns Just returned
from on extensive visit In south
ern California, Is reported to bo
ill at her home nt 4739 S. 6th.
Has Bins The Hnz Bins of
the Engles auxiliary will meet
Friday at tho home of Peggy
i.ono. 24BB Oregon, at 7:so p. m
Betty Wood will .be hostess lor
mo ovoning.
Holiday E. M. McCoy, driv
er for Klnmnth Bus company,
spont last weekond visiting with
his folks In central Oregon.
Shoppers From Tulelak
Ardys Brown nnd a friend from
i uiciiiko wero shoppers in Klum.
nth Fulls Frldny.
Hash Of Hash Mrs. Fayelta
Hnsh of Joe's Hush house, the
Highway cafe, Chcmult, was a
visitor In Klamnth Fulls Frldny.
Pre-School Buying
Hits Portland Shops
PORTLAND, Sept. 8 m
Tho children aro well supplied
or school, out uio store cup
boards are nearly bare,
A survey showed today that
pro-school purchases made
heavy Inroads on Portland
shops' supply of small size
clothes. Clerks reported a short
age of raincoats, coats, Levis,
and undergarments.
Tho mens' suit situation Is
growing steadily worse, as more
veterans return to civvies, de
partment stores said. But deal
ers expect abundant stocks by
next spring.
PLANT CLOSURE
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 8 OP)
Potllncs at the Aluminum Com
pany of America's Troutdale
plant will close this weekend,
nnd 300 of tho 700 workers will
bo discharged. Officials of the
plant, which goes into tho hands
of the reconstruction finance cor
poratlon October 31, said the
other 400 employes would re
main until then to complete ship
ments. Less than one In every 2,000.
000 cod eggs survives to become
a reproducing ndult, but ono fe-
malo may lay 0,000,000 eggs.
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Here's the name-sign for the Marin Barracks side camp at Crescent lake, Camp Goto, named
In honor of Col. Georae O. Van Orden, former Barracka commanding officer. Col. and Mrs. Van
Ordan were active In sponsorship oi the Crescent lake Installation which provides recreation for
the marines stationed here.
Women Groups
TULELAKE The women's
societies of the Presbyterian
churches of Merrill, Klnmnth
Fulls, and Altumont were guests
at a delightfully planned autumn
party with members of the guild
of the Tulclnke Community
Presbyterian church as hostesses
on Wednesday.
"Peace" wos the theme of the
mcotlng and musical numbers,
devotlonals and prayers were on
this subject. Mra. Curl Jensen
led the devotional hour "Peace
und Friendship." Small Karen
and Ty Keller with their mother,
Mrs. Lynn Keller, at the piano,
sang several numbers.
Mrs. Hugh Bronson had the
yearbook of prayer, Mrs. S. F.
Terry played tho piano for the
musical numbers, and Mrs. Ray
A I kens reviewed the book,
"Mama's Bank Account."
The loco covered tea table
was centered with an interest
ing arrangement of small yellow
plums in a crystul bowl and a
second interesting note wos seen
In the polished crab apples In
the hond woven Mexican bowl.
Tnblo arrangements were done
by Mrs. D. M. Crawford. Pour
ing at the tea table were Mrs.
Roy Easlcy and Mrs. Sam An
derson. These two women with Mrs.
Lester Vernon, chairman, Mrs.
S. F. Terry, Mrs. Carl Jensen
and Mrs. Crawford were all
hostesses.
At the executive meeting the
guild voted to sponsor a recep
tion for the teachers of the high
schools and elementary schools
at Tulclnke, Wlncmn and Corr
In tho church annex on Septem
ber 21.
The guild also served dinner
In honor of the grand worthy
matron of the Order of the Rain
bow Girls of California, Phyllis
McDonald, on Friday evening.
Tho next regular meeting will
be on October 3.
Roll call is to be answered by
giving Ideas on parents' responsi
bility townrd our schools. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. Tom Tou
louse. Mrs. Frank Mancau, Mrs.
D. T. Reld, Mrs. Leonard
Meshke, Mrs. R. S. Lolselle and
Mrs. A. C. Wright.
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Ouidoor Dinner
CHILOQUIN Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Mudge were hosts to the
Su-gool-gi-hoose-kungs Camp
Fire Girl group on Friday eve
ning, August 31. A delicious
outdoor dinner was enjoyed by
the group of girls Including
Gayncl and Patricia Hanlan,
Gleta Mnthls, Georgia Pricbc,
J u a n 1 1 a Buck, Mary Alice
Blockllngcr, Norma Lee and
Bonnie Mao Gcingcr and the
guardian, Mrs. Roy Gelngcr.
Tho early evoning was spent
In a game of croquet and later
songs and musical games were
enjoyed around an outdoor fireplace.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN NO nOSrlTAUZATIOf.
N ton af Tlmi
rtrmananl Rimllal
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlrtaraotk Phrileltn
t Ma. Ilk Rmalra TkMtra !
ra 1M
HALE
and
ELBERTA
PEACHES
M. L. Parker ,
699 Walnut Phone 8918
Ashland, Ore.
UALLORY'S MARKET
Merrill-Lakevlew Jet.
Telephone 4620
SpecialsSat., Sun., Mon.
Hamburger lb. 19c
Beef Roast M lb. 19c
Boil Short Ribs lb. 17c
Dill Pickles 3 for 10c
Sauerkraut 2 lbs. 25c
Liver, Beef lb. 20c
Klamath Potatoes N. C'p ,D 3V2C
Sweet Corn ad. doz. 35c
Tomatoes, fresh lb. 10c
Birthday Dinner
MERRILL Honoring Guy
Sheldon of Macdocl on a birth
day annivcrsury, a number of
friends were entertained at din
ner on Sunday, September 2, at
the Sheldon home by Mrs, Shel
don. Invited for the affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dieter
of Tulelakc, Mr. and Mrs, A. J:
King, Marjorie and Keith, of
Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Yaple of Klamath Falls, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Gilmer and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Murray of Macdocl.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon are former
residents of the Merrill and Ma
lln communities and are farm
ing this year In their new loca
tion. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bower of
Berkeley, Call., have been visit
ing here for the past week. Mrs.
Bower, the former Ann Otey,
was here to attend the wedding
of Shirley Katzmeyer to Don
Doll, which was to take place in
the Congregational church on
Friday evening..
FOE Will Initiate
Victory Class Sunday
The Fraternal Order of Eagles,
aerie 2090, will hold its annual
past worthy presidents' day,
Sunday, September 9, at the
FOE hall, 9th and Walnut.
A lame victory class will hp
Initiated in honor of past prcsi-
ucnis ai a ceremony wnich will
be conducted by past presidents
at 1 p. m.
Delegations from Medford,
Bend and Lakeview are expect
ed to attend. Dinner for mem
bers and their families will be
served after the ceremony and
will be followed by dancing.
SEATTLE PETITION,
SEATTLE, Sept. 8 (P)Na
tlonnl civil aeronautics board
officials have received Seattle's
petition to intervene with the
CAB In protest against by-passing
the Pacific Northwest in air
lines to Alaska and the Orient,
Christy Thomas, executive vice
president of the Seattle cham
ber of commerce, said yester
day. Thomas said Senator War
ren Magnuson had talked to L.
Welch Pogue. CAB chairman,
and urged him to accept the
petition.
HERE TO ENTER
III MEET
IT!
LEAVE FDR CIA
September 9 will be the last
Sunday that the Rev. Albert L.
Dwight will speak before the
congregation of First Covenant
church. He and Mrs. Dwight
will soon leave for China to con
duct missionary work under the
Covenant board.
No announcement has been
made regarding a new pastor
for the church.
The Dwights first went to
China in 1915. After the inva
sion of Japanese forces, Mrs.
Dwight and children remamcd
in the United States, while the
Rev. Mr. Dwight returned to
carry on missionary work. He
was a prisoner of war of Japan,
and returned to this country on
the exchange ship Gripsholm in
1942.
The Rev. Mr. Dwight will
speak on 'The Indispensable
Christ" at Sunday morning serv
ices, and "The Path of Full Sal
vation" in the evening. He will
leave Klamath Falls immediate
ly after the services, to prepare
for his trip to China. He has
served as pastor of the church
here for the past two years.
i
Local Physician
Receives Discharge
Major Nell F. Black, Klam
ath Falls physician and surgeon,
arrived home today with a dis
charge, from the U. S. army.
Dr. Black said he will take
a refresher course at the Uni
versity of Oregon medical
school and will re-open his of
fice here within a short time.
The Klamath man saw 38
months service with the army
air force, and was group sur
geon with the 445th bomber
group in England and on the
continent. He has recently been
at Fort Dix. .
Five marines and a navy hos
pital corpsmun from the Marine
tJurrackg will take part in a
rougn water swimming meet at
La Jolla, Calif., tomorrow after
noon. This meet is sanctioned
by the Southern Pacific associa
tion of the AAU and is open to
recognized amateur swimmers,
both civilian and service person
nel. The Klamath Falls entrants
are 1st Lt. Rob Fry, Cpl. John
Sweet. Cpl. Caldwell Morgan,
PFC Roland Fischer, PFC Wl
told Curlanls and PhM 1c Reno
Rapagnani.
Kapagnani won a Golden
Gate swimming event of this
type last year, and his wife, a
woman marine and amateur
swimming champion, will also
participate at La Jolla.
The swimmers will cover a
three-quarter mile triangular
course, starting on the beach in
front of the La Jolla Beach and
Tennis club and finishing on the
beach at La Jolla cove.
All civilian swimmers enter
ing this event must present AAU
credentials, but that require
ment Is waived for members of
the armed forces.
Police Moke
Traffic Arrest
One traffic arrest was made
by city police yesterday when
Richard Barlow, 44 Fleishhack
er, was cited to appear in police
court charged with violation of
the basic rule.
Seven drunks appeared in
court this morning before Police
Judge Harold Franey and five
parking tickets were paid.
Classified Ads Bring Resul ts.
Th averag car Is more in
condition for an accident than
ever. Be carefull Insure with
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TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
FOR RENT
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TODAY
IS A GOOD DAY
To Give Some Thought to the
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A little spent for care NOW can save
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. . , later. .
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