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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1945)
J ABBEY PLAYING FOOTBALL FOR WEBFQOTS ' Kliiinutli's Hill Atiboy In pluy iiiK stullui' uiiIIjiiII fur (ho Uni versity or ()icim huh run, ' uii'iiibui'N of tho Quiirlurlmck villi) wci'i' told ludiiy by I'olkaji Couch Piutl Anuatcud. Tllo KIiiiiiuIIi couch iiuw tho Ort-Kon-Idaho kiiiiic In Uuifune Suturduy, when Abbey turned In mi out fttmiclliiK porforiminco for tho Wcblootii. Tin Player liijui'lua prevented Abbey from uttuhiliiu hla lull possibili ties while on tho i'elleun Muud hero, but ho la MohiU to town now. Anualcud aiild tluil Abbey was one of tho ubleat Weblooia on Ihu field Siilurdny, nnd hla aplrll, coupled with urldlrun nullity, Ib niuklnii u nilulity con tribution to the Wobfuol urld iion cuinpuliin thla full. Grunts I'uss, which will be Kluiiiuth'a opponent thla week, hua Bcruppy, ainurt bull club nnd will nlvo Kluniuth a touuh Hume, uccordlnu to ull reports 1 rum acouta who have seen tho Cuvcmcn in uctlou. Tho Kiiine will bo pluycd nt Grunta I'uits t'rlduy nmht. Tho Cavemen uao moat of the trlcka In tho book, uud their offonao la run from vurloty of formu tions thut will muko It iiccob aury for tho I'ollcuni to uao their benna Ucfcnalvoly to tho limit. Bhldlor Mikta Talk Hiirold Shldior, locul buaineaa man nnd footbull ofdclul, made a tnlk on footbull paycholoKy, tclllnit of vurloua paycholoKlcul trlcka undcrliikcn by couchca before a (funic. It wn announced thut the Wildcats will play Grunts Pubs B auad here wedncsduy after noon. The WlldcHts lost to Mo lln, 7 to 0, lust week. Tho fresh men lost to Mcdlord's bubca 13 0 last Suturduy. SUBMARINE PENS TO GO HAMBURG, Gormuny, Oct. 8 VP) British cniilncera will blow up the hutfe concrote aubmarlno pens at Humours on October 21. Tho pons woro Iho largest Ger many had and their destruction will represent the largest demo lition Job of the occupation. VITAL STATISTICS MAYS-Hni at Klamath ValUv hot. pllal, Klamalh Kalla, Ora., UclolMr S. IMA, to Mr. and Mra. M. C. Mayea, asm lllaliea, a girl. Vi'alshll 7 puunda at, ounces. Wllirnv Horn at Klamath Vallay hoi. pllal, Klamalh rlli, Ora., Oclnhar 7. 10. to Mr. and Mra. W. C. Will I by, (IS (Irani, nrl. Wollhll pounda S ounraa. IIA(iMNt-nnrn al Klamalh Vallry hoapllal, Klamalh lalla, On , Orlnuer a. lot A, la Mr. and Mia. II. U. nailund. Olant. a jlrl. Walalill pound, lit OUnraa. TUIIPIN tlorn al Klamalh Vallar hoi pllal, Klamalh ralli, On., Oclobar 7. laia, lo Mr. and Mra. U t. Ttlrpln. .19.11 ttuntmera Una, a aut. WalsMl 0 pounua a ounraa, - WEATHER UB.ar. OcUh.r 7, 191ft Ki.tn ... .... KlMttiath rlli Hrr.,nnIo Portland , lUno Hn KrancUco KcattU .,.. ftirOfurfl Mas. Mm, Vt Red Uuti""Z . M . 64 .1)0 Tr.c Ornun Partly cloudy today, tonight nd luQiriay, Cooler weal portion to day. (;nlle variahle winU. Nfirthflni California Tartly cloudy with tra tiered thowere and thund-r lormt today, Innlitil and Tueiday. I.l I e change In leiiiMralura. Genii varlaule wind off enaf. Courthouse Records J attire C-urt Tarneat Kdward (irall. No opera tor a Jlrrnif. Fined W. 50. Marlon Henry Karnti. No PUC ptr-mit- Kined M .W. . . . w. k. Airnrti. orunx on puoiic mm way rinrd 110, cealed weapon, Fined 23 and costs. Only in the case of baby Kangaroos li Shell Heat ing Oil an unnecessary idea. It's economy inter ests practically everyone else, It gives dependable, clean warmth to your house . . . and is easy on the pouch (purse). For prompt delivery of Shell Heating Oil, call I Shell Oil Co,, Inc., 953 Spring St. .: Phone 4121 SHELL i J . .l-VTT'iewT 11 n Cars Overturned At Movie Studio Gate . , " rr ""."" s ;f-,M -If ' fit f lit Si it T I GTil 1a r.l: i Thrat automobllts 11 on their sldaa and plckata mill about In front of th main gata at Warner Broi. motion picturi atudlo In Burbanlc after a clash batwean the piclcata and police, and deputy Bhtrlffa In tha alght-monthaold film atrlke. , Ull') Wlrophoto) 45 Hurt, Seven Strikers Jailed Afier Wild Fight At Warner Brothers Siudio HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8 tP) Two policemen and 43 atrlk era wore Injured today and sher iff's officers arrested seven other strikers after a wild flifhl ut tho entrance of Warner Broth ers atudlo. The fiiiht ensued aa officers churned a muss uroup of 200 pickets and cleared a passageway for studio workers. Sheriff's Inspector Juck Henry said one of tho pickets ur r cited, a woman, was bchiK T ON YMCA NEED HERE Dr. Lawrence Riiiss will mnke a report on his survey on the need of a YMCA-YWCA here, Monday evening, October 15, at 8 o'clock. Tha meeting will bo held at tho Klamath county chamber of commerce und James Maxwell of tho national YMCA will be present also to comment on tho survey. Dr. niKiis of Wlllumelte uni versity was In Klumuth Falls re cently conducthiK a two-week survey of tho recreational needs of tho community rohiltvo to or ganizing a YMCA-YWCA center hero. ' ; ' Klndlnus on lhn survey will be discussed at the meeting, and It will then be decided whether plans for such a center should proceed or should be dropped. Glenn Kent, chairman for the YMCA committee Invites anyone Interested In the proposed proj ect to be present,- Canby Couple Missed By Stray Bullet CANBY. Culif. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carlos ScriRht of Canby had a close call while traveling on an Oregon highway this week when a bullet passed through the back of their car. The bullet, believed to be from the gun of a hunter, went through the small side window In the rear of the car and out through the other side about three inches below the glass. There was no one riding In the back scat of tho car at tho time. charged with carrying a con cealed weapon a blackjack, and thut six others, confined Ui a building Inside the Warner lot beforo being taken to jail, were accused of resisting arrest. Falsa Arrait Chargad Ben Muigolis and William Es tcrman, lawyers for the striking conference of studio unions, said they would ask the courts Immediately for a warrant nguinst the atudio, charging fulsc arrest. Approximately ISO police and sheriff's deputies and the pick ets fought for about IS minutes as the officers, using nightsticks but no tear gus, cleared a way throughitlie movie strikers and formed a double line through Lake view Sailor In Okinawa Thrust LAKEVIEW, (Special) MM 2c William R. Colvin, 27, who survived one sinking In the At lantic ocean, wound up his battle record in the Okinawa campaign and the invasion of Borneo, ac cording to word received here. Colvin, whose wife and two chil dren live in Lakevlew, served on tlic first Block Island, escort aircraft currier Hint wns sunk by a German submarine off Africa in May, 1044. . Accompanying destroyer es corts picked up every man of the crew and then finished off the U boat. The crew, almost Intact, was assigned to a new escort cor rler, re-named the Block Island. She reached the Pncific in time to take part in the Okinawa cam paign and the Invasion of Borneo. Colvin enlisted in the navnl reserve July 28, 1042. Acts AT ONCE to Relieve and 'Loosen' 8,id corns (CAUSED BY COLDS) Tha first ipoonfuls of rarrossm must promptly rellrve auch eoURhlna or money back. Prtftcrtbrd by thouaanda of Dootoral rxrroaaiN acta at onoa not only to relieve counUlns but It actu ally 'tootrna phlegm' and makra It ranter to ralae. Salel tSectivtl Pltatant Uttlngl Buy rnrnssui today. which the woikcrs passed into tho studio. Witnesses suid some of the pickets used canes and clubs in the buttle. Two ambulances took the in jured pickets to hospitals. -Violence Rampant The entrance gates to the stu dio were the same place where fighting broke out last Friday and some 25 or more men and women were injured, Court injunctions were is sued Saturday ordering the stu dlo and workers, to restrain from violence. Following the affray this morning approximately 350 studio workers passed into the film plant through the passage way formed by police. Pickets fell back into groups and picketing was discontinued Then a battle of loudspeakers began, with one inside the stu dio exhorting workers to report to tnclr Jobs and another sneak cr outside, operated by the AFL conference of studio unions, urging them to stay outside. ' Herbert K. Sorrell. strike leader and head of CSU, was hit in the eye during the affray. Girls-Women are you i PftKtftt..? from loss of oiooDtnon? Hara't One Of Tha Bert Home Ways To Bund Up RED BLOOD! Tou glrla who sutler from simple anemia or who lose so much during monlbty periods that you are pale, feel tired, weak, "dragged out" thla may bo due to low blood-Iron. 8o atart today try Lydut E. Plnk ham'a TAM.rta one or the greatest blood-Iron tonlca you can buy to help buUd up red blood to give more strength and energy In aucb casea. Taken aa directed Plnkham'a Tab lets are one ol the t'ery beat home waya to get precious Iron Into the blood. They help build up the n auturr or the blood by reinforcing the haemo globin ol red blood cells. Just try Plnkham'a Tableta for 30 daya then aee U you, too, don't remarkably benofiu Follow label dtrecuons. IjJiiLPiokham'sTACiCTS PAPERS HERE Since October 4, 32 more hon orable discharge papers from the urmcd forces have been filed at the county clerk's office In the courthouse. Men receiving their discharges included Earl . Oolun, Carl Raymond Hagcl, Ell M. Butler, Hugh Nerr, William if. Harvey, Ralph Matthew Zimmerman, Clarence M. Mattson, Ellis Lu ther Whitney, Vcrnic C. Bishop, Orlund Abraham Hardman, John Patrick Wallace, Orrln A. Kit- cliln, James Langdon Reed, L.orcn r. Borgcrson, Clair M. Mastin. George W. Fullerton, James Dcvota Powell, Charles F. Kiley, Jaques Burke, bldon M. Van Clevc, Elza V. McCourry, Rudolph S. Holland. unurlcs Morris Redman, Ussie Brown. Wesley Franklin Yan cey, Ralph L. Morrow Jr., Gar rett John Shallcross, Thomas E. Patty, Edward W, Lindsay, Lo roy v. Vermillion, David G. Jop lin, Oren V. Gossett Jr., Joseph Ernest Green, John P. Bailey, Victor Dwight Viers. Jack Orr. Clifford Allen Branham Sr., Robert Fay Pentecost, Philip Adams, Jack Wallace Wright, Orvillc Ray Seholer. Robert Donold Norton, Stanley E. Pow ell. Donald R. Manning, Harold Miller Hutchison, David N. Knight, Ronald E. Whitlafch, Russell H. Howard, Harold Wat son France. William D. Myo-R, .John Alono Shoptaw and Wil liam Franklin Jones Jr. . KESTERSON EMPLOYEES Seniority rights will not be protected for those employees who have not returned to work since the strike, by WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1945. All Former Employees, returning to work after WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1945, will be considered new employees. Kesterson Lumber Corporation Kesterson Box Company Klamath Falls Branch SLATED TO ARRIVE A new northbound mailbox for the Southern Pacific depot lias been ordered, Burt C. Haw kins, Klamath Falls postmaster, said today. The one located at the depot was broken several weeks ago oy a truck, ana nas never been replaced. Hawkins said a new box was ordered immediately, but due to the metal shortage new boxes are extremely hard to get. He said the new box is ex pected to arrive any day but no definite date can be determined. Lack of a box at this location has caused considerable incon venience to persons with' late mail, it was stated. Classified Ads Bring Results Eight Men Killed In Bomber Crash KODIAK. Alaska. Oct. 8 (PI A navy PBY bomber, return ing from the western Aleutians, crashed when the pilot attempt ed a landing at the naval air sta tion In bad weather last Wed nesday, killing eight of the IS navy men aboard, the 17th naval district headquarters announced. Six were killed Instantly, two died In the hospital later. The pilot, was one of the victims. IN JAIL BRAWL TULELAKE Jose Solorlo, about 50, Mexican, was in Klamath Valley hospital, Klam ath Falls, suffering from severe bruises and rib injuries as the result of a fracas which offi cers said took nlace In the city jail late Saturday night. Solorio was arrested on a charge of drunkenness and was placed with 12 others in the Jail, officers said. In the mean time a quarrel over the use of bunks and blankets ensued and when Chief of Police Frank G. Rhodes was in the act of plac ing another drunK in jail, he noticed Solorio on the floor, groaning. Rhodes was accom panied by State Highway Pa trolman Gerald Wilson and City Police Officer Tex Harris. Officers said it was necessary to pull their guns to quiet the men and force them to return to their bunks. Police held four men through out Sunday on an open charge and Monday released three of the quartet after, they said, a signed confession was obtained from Samuel Johnson, 25, who admitted beating the Mexican. No charge was placed against Johnson pending the outcome of Solorio's condition which hos pital authorities said late Mon day was good. Solorio is not an itinerant worker but has been around Tulelake and Klamath Falls for several years. . If Ba Flush i (K Acnes Kidneys Do you fuller from Oettloi Up WrhU. Backache, Nrrvouineu. Leg Pains, Dlr-xt-ness. Swollen Anklej, Rheumatic Pain. Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages, or feel old and run-down, due to non-organic aj4 non-systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles? It so, here Is good news: Tha yery first dosa of Cystex fa physlelan's prescription) usu ally goes right to work helping the Kidneys flush out excess adds and wastes which may hare caused your trouble. So take Cystex exactly as directed and watch for quick help and a rapid Increase in pep, more youthful feeling and joy In living. Cystex must sat isfy completely or money back Is guaranteed on return of empty package. Don't suffer another day without trying Cystex 3 Guar anteed sizes, 35c, 75c, $1.50 ftt drugrfUts Monday, Oct. 8, 1945 HERALD Aim NEWS THREK T Some changes were made In the October docket for circuit court here this morning by Judge JJavia K. vantlenbcrg of the 13th Judicial district who has been assigned to hear cases In the 4th Judicial district from and after October 8, 1045, and con tinuing for two weeks. The 4th judicial district covers Multnomah county. inc case of the state vs. James Phillips, charged with grand larceny, was set for trial November i instead of October 18. Trial dates for four other criminal cases were not changed. They were state vs. M. J. Young, negligent homicide, October 22: state vs. Joseph T. Mclnturff, drunken driving, October 25; state vs. Dennis Gathwright, pos session of stolen property, Oc tober 29; and state vs. A. L. Travis, obtaining money and pro perty by false pretenses, October 31. 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