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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1945)
STARK URGES SCIENCE STUD! CRATER LUKE Klumiilli Cliumhnr Mnnuiior Churlcn It. Stink tucluy proposed tliul Ciutur luko pink roads be kupt open this wfuloi' for possi ble) uso of HclotiUnLo In obnnrv liiU phuMoinonu tliul muy foru ahuriow volcanic activity ut llio fumed Klmmilli county hike. Copied of I ho following tola- 8 rim huve boon Honl to U. S. tin. Guy Cordon unci . Congress mun Lowoll blockmiin. "Gaolou.lt.-lil dlnWirhiincc ut Crutur Liiku reported by four sepiiruto reliable groups or in dividuals, nines September 1, my foreshadow renewed vol chiiIo action. In Interest of aci ance mulRent Installing Instru ments for mcnnurlng and record ing geologlcul dlHturbuncci and kaplng park roads open for quick access of scientists." Tho two wlroii wore sont, fol lowing reports of iinuauiil . phe nomena, witnessed at Crater Luke since September 1. Mys terious clouds of (ins or smoke rising from tho luko huve been reported, as well us masses of muddy rubblo uppeuring near the surface of tho wntnr. These report came from four scparuto source. 1946 Chevrolet Will Go On Display DETROIT, Nov. 2 (P) Tho new 104(1 Chevrolet will go on display Saturday in dculors' showrooms throughout the na tion, tho company announced today. It Is tho first Chevrolet shown publicly since the war ended, but the last In the line of Conernl Motor Corn, can to bo unveiled to the public. New Chevrolet To Be Shown Saturday John Athlty of Ashley Chevrolet company, 410 S. 8th, announced today that the 1945 Chav rolat will b displayed there on Saturday. He Invited the general public to look over the new car. Weather Reported Variable In October October'! bright blue weather prevailed for Just 11 days this full, according to records from tho local office of U. S. burenu of roclumutlon, for tho Klumath basin. Thure were 11 partly cloudy days, and nlno cloudy days in Octobor, 1048. Totul precipitation for Octo ber. 1045, waa 1.02 inches. Nor mul for the month ovor a 02 weok period la ,00 Inches, Totul last year waa .73 for the month und in 1043 it was 1.31 inches. Heaviest rainfall for tho month occurred Octobor 30 when ,83 of an Inch waa recorded. On thla same day light snowfull at the Murine Barracks was reportod by post personnel. The mean monthly tempera ture was 03.1 degrees, whllo nor mal was 40.7 degrees. Maximum temperature occurred October 2, wlion the mercury registered 84 degreos. Minimum of 23 degrees was recorded October 24. Thero were eight days during the month when the minimum tem perature dropped to freezing or lower, October 10 marked the close of the Irrigation season on the BREAD IS AT ITS BEST WHEN XV'7tloHU$0?U& BREAD IS AT ITS BEST WHEN TV0MCoHl0?'tCAl BREAD IS AT ITS BEST when irs TKvutUf pCA& READ IB AT ITS BEST WHEN XV'?KyutiHf'?tCAA ,W BREAD IS AT ITS BEST WHEN ITS TtUlMitV pC4i BREAD IS AT ITS BEST WHEN TS7MtS$'?'U4A (BREAD IS AT ITS BEST Taste traits, tee.. CAKES AND PASTRIES To Fit You And Your Budget WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S APPAREL ARRIVING DAILY! Maternity Dresses Large Size Panties BliM 40-8S Slipover & Cardigan Sweaters , Poncho Dickeys Beautiful white rayon . . mutt bo teen to bo appreciated. Dickeys plain and lace trimmed. Latest Styled Slack Suits .... 9.98 Reversible Raincoats 19.95 Women's Suits from 19.95 & up If It's Children's Wear You Want . . ; Vivian Has A Well Selected Variety. Children's Dresses 1.98 & up Slits 2-14 Children's Sweaters 2.50 & up ' Blitt 2-12 Long and thort titers . . . slipover and cardigan. Children's Blouses, Sliei 7-12 Children's Skirts, Sixos 8-12' BE SMART . . . SHOP AT VIVIAN'S FIRST AND SAVE. "Locally Owned" VIVIAN'S Klamath project, when water was turned off In tho main can als. At the close of the season the bureau of reclamation reser voirs showed tho following avail able water storage: Uppor Klamath lake, 90,700 THEFT REPORTED TO CITY POLICE Bob Husband, Claremont hotel, reported to police this morning the theft of a shotgun, carbine and several boxes of shells from his room during an absence of several days. Tho gunS, a Remington model 07, 12-guugc shotgun, and a .30 30 carbine, were valued at $83. The missing ammunition Includ ed six boxes of No. 6 shot, 12 gauge Supcr-X shells and a box of .30-30 rifle cartridges. Clinton Potrlck of Klamath Falls, posted $5 bond for en ap pearance In police court for tailing to obtain an operator's license; Six drunks came before the court this morning. Three drunks and one drunk and dis orderly case balled out of jail. 18 Blackouts On Pacific Coast SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2 W) There were 18 blackouts, 30 ra dio sllonccs and 25 alerts on the west coast between Dec. 7 and 31, 1041, Fourth AAF Headquar ters said today. "Of this total nono were at tributed to enemy action, while four alerts, six radio silences and 10 blackouts were laid to 'unidentified' causes," headquar ters said in a release outlining west coast air raid alerts and blackouts during the war. Although many reports were received In late 1041 of uniden tified planes, there was no actual bombing of the west coast until the following September -when twice dropped incendiary bombs in southern Japaneso planes mcenoii Oregon, acre feet: Clear Lake reservoir, ZZO.oso acre icei: ucrber reser voir, 48,311) acre icci. Total storngo recorded No vember l, 104S, was 371,000 acre feet, which is an increase of 34, 300 acre feet over 1044 total November 1. which was 338,700 Clouds and occasional light rain hove been predicted for Sat urday, November 3. Medford Unit Of GOP Council Organized MEDFORD, Nov. 2 UP) Mrs. Georee T. Gerllngor. state pres ident of the Council of Oregon Remiblican Women, has organ ized Medford unit of tho group. The unit Is tho 30th set up In 21 Oregon counties. With Mrs. John R. Richard son. Portland. COP state cen tral committee vice chairman, Mrs. Gerllnger was to stop In Gold Beach today and other coast towns on nor way north, ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES PORTLAND, Nov. 2 (At Jonas Ahlgrcn, 34, San Diego, injured In a traffic accident Oct. 10. died in a hospital today. His wife and son, hurt in the same collision, are still In the hospital. Available Immediately From Portland Stock GASOLINE POWER UNITS VA, 214, 3',. 5, 9, 184.21. 40, 100, and 120 h.p. Write or Phono CONTRACTORS EQUIP MENT CORPORATION Portland 14, Oregon VErmont 4131 1215 S.E. Grand Ave. Courthouse Records Complaint! Flit 4 Lathi Mas Frlnk vi. John raltowa Prink, suit for divorce. Charfe, cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple mar rlai December SW, 1U44, at Klamath rails, Ore. I'lalntlrr aske restoration of maidan name, Lath a Mae Ward. H. C. j Merryrnan. attorney tor plaintiff. mice m, Kenasum vs. Kvereti w. Kanaalon, eult for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married March 11, 1030, at Dakota City, Neb. Plaintiff aake custody of two minor children and civmtnt of tlbo a month or I heir support, J. C, O'Neill, iiontey ior puiniur. Kleanor Lucille Jtlchardson ve. John Jamesj Richardson, lull for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married March 30, IUU, at Klarnalh falla, Ore. Plaintiff aika rea- toration oi mamen name. Eleanor Lucille Qulmby. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Opal- Lea Anderson vs. Wayne 8, Anderson, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married January XI, 1045, at Keno, Nev. f'Ulnllff aika restoration of maiden name, Opal Lea Dennlaon. J. C, O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. William Borden Havens vs. Henrietta Havens, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel no innuman treatment, uoupie mar ried In New Jersey. January 31. iQXi. rred O. flm all, attorney tor plaintiff. Deereea Granted Edward Vberra vs, Mary C. Yherra, Iiertha Juno Gillette vi. Vernon Gillette. frank J. Dvorak vs. Mary A Dvorak. Justice Ceurt Mclvln Justin Rodgera, operating a motor vehicle without clearance lamps, rine, 15.30. Mclvln Justin Rodgera, operating a motor vehicle without one red light, fine. 99.00. Hue I Chin Sam. operating; a motor vehicle without clearance lamps, rine, W.W, Joe Wong Chin, operatinr an auto mobile without one red light. Fine, During the last ten centuries Buddhism, born In India, has been virtually banished from Its native home. VITAL STATISTICS JACKSON Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., November 3, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jackson, Itai La Ray, a boy. Weight: 0 pounds, lira ounces. OBITUARY f RANK A. fiOODNKR Frank A. Goodner, a resident of Bonanza, Ore., for the last 27 years patied away In this city on Thursday, November 1, 1049 at 4:13 p. m. follow ing an extended Illness. Ha was a native of Kansas and at the time of hla death was aged 71 years, 7 months and it days. .Surviving are pis wire, Mrs. Edna Good nor of Faloma. Calif., two daughters, Mrs. E. W. (Blanche) Gowen of Bonanza, and Helen Goodner of Faloma, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Charles Wendler of San Francisco, Calif.; one brother Joseph Goodner of Wenatchee, Wash.; one granddaughter, Helen Gowen of Bonanza. The remains rest In the Earl Whltlock Funeral home. Pine St. at 0th, where friends may call after S p. m. Saturday, Notice of funeral to be announced In this issue of the paper. FUNERAL FRANK A. GOODNKR Funeral aervlces for the late Frank A. Goodner who passed away In this city on Thursday, November 1, 1941, following an extended Illness will be held In the chapel of the Earl Whltlock Funeral home. Pine St. at eth, on Mon day, November S, 1643, at 1:30 p. m. with the Rev. Victor Phillips, pastor of the First Methodist church of this m MI MAIN STREET H Friday, November 7, 1945 HERALD AND NCW&WSEVZ)t elty officiating. Commitment services and Interment Link v tile cemetery. Friends are Invited. WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Clear to dey. tonight and Saturday except partly cloudy with a few light showers In extreme northern portion today; little temperature change; gentle northwest wind off eoast, OREGON Scattered showers today, tonight and Saturday. Little tempera lure change. Moderate northwesterly winds off coast becoming iresh south west Saturday. A record ctod of 3.338.885 000 pounds of ptanuta U xptofep this year. j ed COLDS' UTill rauevo misery, u mon muuteia do. Rub the 4 throat, chest ...jfl l...t Milk ilmo-ttittd V VAPORUB AICUS EafBwktasrr a nf ma aso. mo ssi aft) 99 v,nMnve iu VKEAM OF KllsC' .delicious, now hot rko brookfoif I S To banish "breakfast-Mme-scoId. COrOOl ihildron Odorol" bit." switch to Cream nfRir h cereal so tempting that even finicky youngsters call for second helpings. Not wheat cereal .:. not a corn cereal . . . Cream of Rice is made with nourishing rice I It's the only hot rice breakfast cereal . . - hmm If nfrr something uniquely different to de- light child't tastel Every serving lsfcw F"7 Serve thla "hlirh.nrrnr " s11.fnn.n breakfast cereal regularly I Takes only S minutes to prepare. Get Cream of Rice, "The Children's Cereal," today I 116 N. 8th St. TO THE BEST FIGHTING MEN IN THE WORLD WELCOME HOME Drow'o Monitoro it wolf stocked to itippty you with the clothes you need to return to civilian life. We feature young men's clothing in the lateit postwar ttylei at reasonable prices. Suits Topcoats Stetson Hats Sport Coats and Slacks Sport Shirts Nunn Bush Shoes Sweaters o We have them all in nationally known brands. 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'-375.00 Natural Squirrel ....i........;..........499.00 Canadian Split Skin Squirrel ... ...l...........633.00 Russian Ermine ;..1250.00 Natural Ranch Mink 2250.00 and many others. ( '. TAX INCLUDED jtiCTisiHsn I' I m lffil THE WOMAN'S STOPE.iMt' .1 I.IIM '.1 is istiiHMtHlt
