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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1945)
Plenty Of Turkeys For Christmas Feast Thero will be plenty of high quality turkey for Klamath Falls Christmas feasts this year. C. A. Henderson, county agent said, f More than enoush fine, heavy birds have been raised in the Klamath basin to supply local needs, ho said, and several Hun dred nave already been shipped to the San Francisco bay area. Henderson stated further that the birds raised this year are the best auality he has ever seen. The Klamath turkey crop Is not large compared with other years, quality concentrated upon by growers rather than quantity. Box Office Open 1:30-6:45 HUMES! . AT BOTH THEATRES! VttWI MtWNMIM Ml Ml IHlMlT Doors Open 6:45 NOW! 9 -CO'" -lt-tT<rr S jSHoAH IKUC UXI SMITH --VJ fnummulH TNlMS&VtS Tl V . M umlmmi 1IVANT- PAUl WMIT1 atowu wxni tuuwscorr-anni uowh mmg atBHOTSftOBBiv SSSSSSBr Continuous Dally. Open 12:30 ENDS TONITE!' '' L 2nd Hit! "Shadows of Deoth" J ic Tomorrow! Tr mm PEUDG A't nnnitiGo War Veterans Invited To Attend General Meeting Harry F. Stengel, state chair man of the rehabilitation com mission, has announced that a special school of instruction for all fourth district American Leg ion post service officers will be conducted In Klamath Falls Thursday from l:ao to o p. m., followed by a banquet in the Willard hotel. A general meet ing Is scheduled for 7:45 in the high school auditorium. Veterans and their families and friends are invited to at tend the meeting at which rep resentatives will discuss prob lems of importance to the re turning veterans ot world wars I and II. "Giving service to veterans is the American Legion's major ob jective, stated Stengel, "and this service can only be brought to a reality and perpetuated if we all join together in a com. bined elfort to famlliarixe our selves with the various ramifi cations of the GI bill of rights." Banquet reservations may be obtained from Patrick W. Kilby, veterans administration contact representative, at the court house not later than December 12. Telephone 7188 or S869. Six New 4-H Clubs Formed Interest in 4-H club work is increasing, with six new clubs organized in Shasta district last week with 54 members. Thr new clubs include camp cookery, Mrs. Everett Biehn, leader; leader; camp cookery, Mrs. M. B. Paup; cooking 1, Mrs. Harriett Cornutt; sewing 1, Mrs. Verola Thompson; sewing 3, Mrs. Bernice Thompson; homemaking 1, Mrs. W. J. Luns ford. The clubs were organized last Friday and will hold their first regular meetings this Fri day at 2:45 p. m. at Shasta school. A forestry club will be organized in the near future,. Mrs. ueuian Holland, acting 4-H club agent, said today. Action Deferred On Yamashita WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 (Pi The supreme : court today de ferred any action on a request by Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita . that it Intervene in the war criminal : case Which brought his conviction and the death sentence. Yamashita airmailed to the supreme court requests that it grant a writ of naDeas corpus and also a writ of prohibition, prohibiting continuation, of his trial before avmuitary commis sion in Manila. ' , . a After arrival of. the netltion the eeneral was convicted in Manila and sentenced to hang. ramasmta then cabled to the high tribunal a reduest that it stay his execution pending final action on his case by the court. But the court also failed to act on this request today. Courthouse Records Marriage License MTNKLER-MORTON. John TV Minktor. 33, teacher. Native of Washington. Resi dent of Lewi ton, Idaho. Esther Luclle Morton, 27. teacher. Native of Idaho. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. j hi nee wourt - Charles Walter Prtfrnn rtriinlr nn public highway. Fine, $25. wwvu in mil na ttooerc Fernnf ton Allen, larceny of an automobile. Waived orellminnrv hnHn n.ii ... t $1000 cash each. Committed to county i Jail. , Representative Harry Stengel, state, chair. man of the rehabilitation com mission, will b in Klamath Falls Thursday to conduct special class for all Fourth Dit, trlct region posi service sui- Klamath Men Join Service Klamath basin men enlisting in the service include Donald Rex Lewiston of Bonanza and Billie Joe Phelps of Klamath Falls now on their way to navy boot camp in San Diego. They enlisted through the local navy recruiting office and were sworn in at Portland. Three 17-year-olds irom the basin have recently enlisted through the local army recruit inc office. They are. Fred D. LeFever. Keno. who chose the three-year enlistment in the air corps, with service in turope; Bert Puckett of Klamath Falls, 18-months enlistment; Clarence Lewis Hamilton of Klamath Falls, 18-months enlistment. Shopping Spree Expected Here Klamath merchants said to day they were anticipating the biggest holiday shopping spree in the history of the town de spite the lack of merchandise and the early start of the shop ping season. The pitch is expected this weekend, customers were wan ing over high prices and com paratively poor merchandise, ac cording to .several merchants. Several; other 'stores reported, nowever, an improvement in quality even in the past few weeks. Stores may remain open nights the inday and Saturday before Christmas but it is un likely business will continue after 6 p. m. Christmas eve. Chase Funeral Rites To Be Held Tuesday Final rites for William F, B. Chase, member of the Klamath County Bar association, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday from the Earl Whitlock chapel. The Rev. Victor Phillips of the First Methodist church will officiate. Pall bearers will be Paul Far rens, Fred D. Fletcher, Henry E. Perkins, L. Orth Sisemore, Bert C. Thomas and Lamar rTiTTTFIID Box Office Open 8:45 ENDS TONITE! "It Happened in Flatbush" "Man From Guntown' Starts Tomorrow! ' ANAMERICAN MASTERPIECEI MtHNAH HUSTOH Mm MOtJWJ And Songs! Golsl Urn bARWttl fiiAZEE U j Ij rf I I I I NOW LUiSZL'JJdJ PUYING! DOORS OPEN 1:30-6:45 COLUMBIA PICTURES present! ' f &? TS 3 S 8 mem a ftq lad Screeoplsy by F. IfliOl ROSEBF starring ferane COURTIAND Waller ABEL- Robert BEHCHLEY 5 ran Porto Hfli ToraMY . TONITE! it ' ON THE STAGE! 8:30 P.M. WNffl QUEEN CORONATION! All Contestants Will Be Presented! Entertainment by: Potty Brown Cpl. Fronk Yantorn, USMC KUHS A Cappela Choir , John Sandmeyer, Master of Ceiemonies REGULAR BOX OFFICE ADMISSION Mercury Hits Seasonal Low In Klamath The mercury hit a seasonal low this weekend when bureau of reclamation thermometers registered 20 degrees at the 11th street station. Motorists slipped and slid on city streets as they came to work this morning and a num ber of minor traffic accidents were reported. Sunday, hist two weeks be fore the Christmas holidays, found hundreds of cars in the wooded areas. Loot Included Christmas trees of red or white firs, Oregon grape, cedar, pine cones and juniper to be fash ioned into all sorts of decora tions for the home. Soma cars, gave the appearance of floats as Christmas wees hugged the fen ders and dangled from the trunks. Some greens gatherers return ed from the mountain areas In a heavy snow storm which started just at dusk last night. The mer cury started falling about that time and highways were slick, Boads Haiardoui Throughout the state, the highway commission reported roads hazardous. The mountain passes were listed as extremely dangerous without chains. Pack ed snow covered the highways. Snow depth at Santlam junction this morning was 76 Inches, with two inches of new snow last night. Odell lake on the Willam ette highway was 73 inches, in cluding three inches of new snow. A nationwide report on weather advised that tempera' tures ranging from 15 below zero to below freezing extended today from the Rocky Mountains east. It was coldest at Mlnot, N. D'., where the reading was 18 below. Other subzero weather included: Alexandria and Willmar, Minn., -14; Ashley, N. D., -12; Aber deen, S. D., -12; Mason City, la., -4; Havre, Mont., -13; Big Piney, Wyo., -13; Pueblo, Colo., -13; bidney, Neb., -z; and -i to -S in Wisconsin near the Minnesota border. Forecast for the next 24 hours in the Klamath area was warm er with light rains." Cold Epidemic Hits Schools Twenty per cent of the ele mentary and high school enroll ment in Klamath Falls was ab sent from classrooms Monday morning as influenza, severe colds and resmratorv infections reached a winter high. The percentage of absentees was highest at Fairview and Mills school. By schools it went line this: Joseph Conger, 28; Fairview, 63; Fremont, 38; Jun ior high, 67; Mills, 140; Pelican, 39; Riverside, 26; Roosevelt, 48; Klamath Union high school, 125. Superintendent Arnold L. Gralapp said today that parents should keep their children at home until all danger of Infec tion has passed. He urged that cniidren not be sent to their classes with any sign of a cold. The average winter absence is iu per cent, uralapp said, this week's report showing just dou ble that figure. TRAFFIC TOLL RISES PORTLAND. Dec. .10 UP) Portland's 1045 traffic fatalitv total rose to 65 with the death today of Emil E. Lohkamp, 50. nc was injured December 6 when struck by a trolley coach. . Classified Ads Bring Results. giving myself a permanent ! Ym Cm V It, Too, la Te a Mttmm At Horn Hair ii soft and easy to manage with a Tom peitnanent, for this is a crfme cold wave that imparts luxurious beauty to the hair I Compete Tom Kit contains everything you need bra glorious wave! Preparations! like those used in beauty salon-type per manents, are laboratory-tested. Wonderful for children's hair, too. Money back guarantee! HOMt PtRMANINT LEE HENDRICKS "Your Neighborhood Druggist" 2212 S. 8th St. Phone 4321 Two Jail-Breakers Nabbed By State Police At Ranch Shades of the Old Westl Sto len cars taking the place of nlunaimr broncs. hacksaw blades slipped into Jnll cells, and the offenders already hunted by the law, cropped out in a story re leased toduy Dy tno suite ponce. In the county jail are Robert Porrington Allen, 22, Modoo In dian and resident ot Alturas, Calif., and his companion Ed ward Lee Hill. 25-yoar-old Chey enne, Wyoming resident. Allen is also said to be a desorter from the United States nnvy when he forgot to report back in Novem ber following leave. Also sought are two other December 15 Last Day For Potato Loans There will be no exceptions to the closing date of December 15 for accepting potato loan ap plications at the county AAA of fice. . It will bo necessary that the county committee refuse to accept any applications for loans aner noon of Saturday, uecem ber 15, In order that they may be Inspected and loan documents completed by December 31. A rather large number of ? rowers are known to be walt ng until nearly the closing of the application period. These and other growers who may be considering taking out loans arc warned mat snouio a large vol ume of applications be presented that the volume of work re quired might be too great for all to be handled within the re quired time. , Up to December 0, 52 applica tions have been submitted offer ing approximately 209,878 sacks of potatoes for loan. Fourteen loans have been completed on 53,917 sacks, amounting to $60, 592 in loans. Klamath Teachers Home With Colds School children weren't the only ones home with the snif fles. The following teachers were nome Monday according to the superintendent's office. From Conger, Betty French; iairview, Evelyn ickes; Fre mont, Jane Scott, and Ola Mae Carter; Mills, Ida Edsall; Pell can, Lorraine Wright, Ruth Jones and Jeanette Simpson; Klamath Union high school, Jean Hammers, Loretto Druecker, and Margaret Ireland. Only River side and Roosevelt reported full teaching staffs. Acts AT ONCE to RELIEVE and 'LOOSEN' ..S, - (CAUSED BV COLDS) ruiusun prescribed' by thousands of Doctors Is tcientttcally prepared act ot once not only to relieve such coughing but alio to 'looten phlepm' and make It easier to ralee. mrnum Is sate and effective for both old and young. Pletuant taitingi At PERTUSSIN:- any drugstore. inexpensive! companions, Herculano Sanchoz and Thomas ti. uryaon wno, Seattle police said, hucksuwed their way out or me Kitsap conn ty Jail, Port Orchard, Wush., along wiui Alien nuu niu. Saw Bars j. u oil,,, uu,i ,,,u ivni, nuio lodged In the Kitsap Jail, Allen on a charge of 'larceny from a person, Hill, Sanchez and Dryclen serving tlmo on car theft, The men suld a friend of Drydon's slipped them the hacksaw. On the night ot November 24. Saiv chez and Dryden hacked their way through the bars and skip ped. Hill and Allen told police mat tno oars were oft the win dow but that they didn't take oft until the next night. In Vancouver, Wash., whore mcy saia tiioy niicnnmed ana spent two, days, the two conv mandered a 1932 Chevrolet coupe. Seattle police report the car stolen from that city. Any way, tho men said they drove through Portland to Alturas, wncro tney stayed wan a friend. Charles Pccdce. They returned to Oregon driving to tho Qulncy Baker placet at Boattv whero the Chevrolet was found with tho two roar wheels wrecked. They had been driven on the rim. Then, according to Hill and Allen, they came to. Klamath Falls and bought some liquor and returned to Beatty where nicy saw a car registered to Ed win J. Walker of Beatty. They took this car and while driving alone Highway 06. admittedly struck John w, Lee, about 60, also ot Beatty. Loe's injuries were not serloua although he is confined to his bed with shock, officers said, After the car had battered Lee around, the men ran the machine on tho road and went bounding over a boulder strewn field. The car refused to go on and tho machine was abandoned there. Hill and Allen continued to the Baker ranch whero state pollco arrested them December 6. The two waived preliminary hearing when they wero brought before Justice of the Peace J. A. Mahoney, and arc in jail in lieu of S1U00 cash ball each. FEDERAL HOLDINGS WASHINGTON, Doc. 10 (Pj Federal Investigations In the three Pacific northwest states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho now total $1,145,951,041. ac cording to a report mado pub lic today by Senator Mngnuson (D-Wash.), who added that It showed the need for completion of the Columbia basin projects, If You Gsl Up Nights You Can't Feel Right If yon hare to ft up or more time ft nigh I, your rest Is oroktn sna It's no wonder If you ftel old and run-down before our time. So if rou Get Up Night or suffer from Bledder Weakness, Pelnful Passsges, Back ache, Let Pains, Nerrouinsss, ftheumatlo Pains, Circles Under Kyes, or Bwolltn Anklia, due to non -organ io and non-system lo Kidney and Bladder Troubles, you should try Cjrstwc (a physician's prescrip tion). Usually, the very first dose of Cystei goes right to work helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids and wastes which may have caused your trouble. 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Monday, Dec. 10, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS TWOri Luthoran Ladles The Klam utli Lutheran Lndlos Aid will moot Tuustluy cvcmiiK lit U o'clock In tho church tit Cross und Crescent to nominuto ciincll dules - for officers next yetir, Members ore asked to lirlnK cookies to this meeting. Christ inns packtiKcs for the orphans' home should bo brought In by Tuesday night. Condition CJood The Mer chants Pollco nmbulance service reported today tluit Kdward S. Brown of Beverly 11111m, Cnllf., who suffered heart Injuries when struck by a Kooso while liuntlnK last week, stood tho trip well to the naval hospital unit lit Camp White, Cullt. , , Trainmen Ladles The drill team and officers of tlio ladlos auxiliary to tho Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet Tuesday at 0 p. m..in the KC hnll to practice for Installation of officers, All officers-elect arc requested to uttend. From Overseas FO Bus Thompson, Merrill, Is visiting his family and friends since his ar rival hero on December 8. Thompson is a pilot in tho air corps and has been statlonod In tho Chlna-Burma-Indla theater. Business Trip F. A. Emmo, general chairman of the Groat Northern Brotherhood of Rail way Clerks In St, Pnul, Is In Klamath Falls on a short busi ness trip. Auxiliary Tho Eagles auxili ary will meet In lowor FOE hall Tuesday at 8 p. m. Refreshments and entertainment will follow. The drum corps will not practice until after the holidays. Silng.r.tte The Stlnttorettc club will sponsor a public pi nochle party In the KC hall, Thursday at 2 p. m. Card Party The Suburban lenuiio auxiliary will sponsor a public cord party In tho KC hall Tuesday at 2 p. m. This Is tho third of a series. For Commercial Itefrijgerntlon SALES and SERVICE See Karl Urquhsrt Refrigeration Equipment Co. 811 Klamath Phone 64SS where else will 50c buy so much? As marly a we tan fljura at. It sails aasut (O sants day mora la slay at The Olym pic than, 1st us say, the ay.r. age Isattle halal. Usually ear N.rthw.il nalghbers slay oa.irt thro days, la, actually. It sells ysu only I.S0 mora when ye stay at The Olymals. ut whtra all., and haw alsa, will 50 cants buy sa much At Tha Olympic you ara slapping at hot.l which ranks with the . bast In tha Wait. It's tha canlar af things In Saattla. thaws, shapi, mavlas, uit abaut av.ry thing Is within, ar abaut, Hs blo(k-luora walls. Thar are thraa dining r.oms affording shalce af dining ta suit evary pr.l.r.nca, and av.ry p.ck.lbook. Thar ar tha Coll.. Shop and tha Orlll whlih serve dallclaus m.all, at modoit prlcas. Or th.ra'l tha Osorglan Roam whara you may dance while yau dlna al.gontly. Altar dark, there's dancing nightly In tha swank Olympic owl la name bands, Imported from N.w York, ta make the evening, mamorabta, fa, next time you como to S.ottle coma to Tha Olympic. You'll Ilka our friendly, neighborly, way af doing things and be surprised hew much greater will be the anoyment af your visit . , sa little (ireater the cast, i TOM ouomtivi Qwwr.1 Manoflir , 7 HOTEL Discharge And Furlough UtSgt. Klmoi- Thiirllng ot tha U, S. army rourulllng office will leave tonight lor Portland whore ho will rocelvo his dis charge from the service. After furlough ut his homo In Penn uylvimla ho plans to ru-enllst. Venturers The Venture club will moot this Tuesday at 7:110 p, ni, In tho First Federal bank building to discuss plans fur mailing Christmas boxes. To Arrive Jerry Mayhew is expecting hor husband Jay home this weok, Ho arrlvod in fun Francisco Docembur 2. af ter 18 mouths with tho Soabeti li. fitiKiMn New Employes Joan Hughes and Dorothy Martin have been added to the staff of Rogers Jewolry company rocently. In San Francisco V, J. Good, win of the Falls Appliance and Tiro service, is in Sun Franclscu on a buying trip. Shasta PTA Tho Shasta PTA executlvo board will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at tha school. WEATHER .. .10 SMIffll -.,..41 ' Mln, Freclp, an at .04 ,ix 37 Eugene ..... KtaniNih rails Hacntiitento H INirtland He no ..,. Han Francisco ,,iw Heattle Moilfonl 41 Itail Muff ftd WAMH1NOTON AND Cloutly tfMtny, tuttlMht and TueJulMy with a few light stumors or snow flurries. Not much ehartt In temperature. Gentle, virlahle w iritis offpoast, NOimiKKN CAI.IKOHNIA Vnrll cloutly today, tun (a hi and Tuesday, hm cloudy with orrasiunal llaht rain north (km-tlon. SIlKhtly wimr In Interior. Untie varlalile wind offroast. ,otf .14 .10 ;i) Trace HARTFORD A.ld.al and lod.mnlly Company INSURANCE T.B. WAITERS General Insurance Agency FIRE ... AUTOMOBILE IS Main St Phone 4193 SINGER Is BACK 111 Klamath Falls We had a war fob io do. If s Done And Now Our Factories Are Making MUG mm and other Electric Appliances For You Register Now For Your New : Postwar SINGER Singer Sewing Machine Co. 418 Main J
