Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 26, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI Muaimie tried By tow Slide Kt V'n.llo of tho Snoqual f ,w lilKliwuy, Jt went of '...mill WIIH uuriuu luiiuy ' 1 fuel of snow from Mon ,,liiiielio which also en- f . drivers of the two vo. , floundered through tlio ufuty after Ulr ma. .. wore partly miriuci uy one when another ova- t,h cumplftoly covered the " I in cur. II;1 uMl,m, said tho first : broke evory window In 111 '"j ,o had to pull Jagged '"pUntcrs from tho wind uto cleiir an opening for his lH'" , Uhll,. nt Vnlr mil .inliir of the miow- tnw LloNt nlht the suite high t. department ordered its mt.,,t and crows moved tlio area, duo to danger of i Uiei, aii'i u,u h"'1 iiiiiui .-i nrterlal wan expected ,,mln cloned most of today. Im statu patrol said more 200 irucns uuu unn wni- j up at inu wuai unci in me JT until turned hack by pa Men late yesterday. A large mbcr oi" w"" 1,1 """'' is was ai inu uujui iinuiii . removal equipment. iThreo gianv aiiuwiJiuws mi IUCI1 weru lu nut.;!, inu niiuu i mowing- -,nrirnruwin.-L-Li LEGAL NOTICES -l""w'r l Ma. 1U01 cmcuiT couht or tub TE OV OltKOON IN AND rUH I. LOVKHN. Dvftndanl. ESS I LOVKHN. Itoftndanl. TIIK NAMK OK THE 8TATK Of -ait. Vim are hfrhy rtviulrad to .'. "..( mwer tht ComnUInt ftUtl -it you In lha alxjva nlltled ault our wri m "... j -' Herald and Nawa. a itwapapr MO M1IJIIIICII III HiMMH. ikjij, Qttzcn, wnicn uia am u me liif w 1 nnwr or otharwUtf up- (nr Wni .MCrtwi inn rininiiii ' ipBly to Uto Court for lh Decree 'i!rtut dlvorcf. hit gumtniini U Mrvtfl Upon you I wblkatlon puraiinnt to order of UnUt David It. Vandtntwrg. Judge 4 March imh. 1M0, which order utt Numniotia herein be puh- fi OBCe WVC K lur lUUI uv.iv..i w tt. and that the dale of the flrat lUOD Of Bam luiinnuiM aiiaii w I, o nnntiiiiiin., Aliomey lr INaintlfL It M; A. 3 -No. 318. 1 1 I'M m on n ron rrni.ifATioN TJU CIKCtilT COUHT OF THE Wtrr. nr OHKOON IN AND TOH lut COUNTY OK KLAMATH. LC HOWKI.L, WalnUt t, VI. iWAHKT MOWrLL. Deiendanl. THE NAMK Of TUB STATE OT If JIN: V(rti are herehv reotllred to tir and imwor the Complaint filed k-.it you tlte a novo cnutica auu fyi (our werka from tho da to of the : bubllratltin or tin nummnni in i fkraUl and New. A newapaper and punlUhed In Klamath ir, Oregon, which aald data Is the !Uy of April. A. O. 1B40. and l( till o lo atuwer or otharwlie ap- (or want tliironf the Plaintiff Will If to the Court fur the Decree of inula divorce. Summon ta served upon you ny ballon nurauant to order of lion- It David ft. Vandenberg, judge or ibove entitled Court, made and irrd March tilth, 1040, which order i.fH that Stiinniona herein be oub ki4 once a week for four lucceaalve Itu. and that the date of the flrat r.intion or aam lummoni anaii oe .ta IBlh. 104fl. U. H, u ALENTINE, Attnrtiav fr Plaintiff. It M: A. 2-0-No. 310. NOTICE Tin rinnriT cotinT or the fate or onxaoN roa klamatii r0V,MT. THE MATTER OT THE ESTATE OT Kyhct ii' hereby clven lhal I have my Final Account of the admin- iiuon or the above-entitled eatate and lourt naa nnnolnted wedneaday. i"1 10, 1040. at 10 o'clock, A. M. n the p w near oujectiona to aucn rinai r-wni ana tnn aattiement tnereor, THOMAS COUMANB, ArlmliiUtralnr nf aald Catate. M-19-26: A. 2 No. 31S. 0TICE Or FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT .the circuit coirnT or Tine ATT nr mrnMtf mn vt luiru COWfTY. nSvMATTW Or THE ESTATE Or DAVtD EDWARD NICHOLAS, X- Uca la hftrnhv vlunn (hat th tinrlor. pd hoi filed liia Final Report and oi the administration of aaia lS,iAprU 3iHM. at W o'clock A. M.. Miia ma circuit (-ouri nnom vouri itoute at Klamath Fain, ".-aa me piece for nearing od OQa (n ll Vini ou wA i. If and the eetUement thareof. wo mnrcn rt, 1040. j " BWANnON, Admin la tra tor with Will Anntxed, blue of David Edward Nlcholaa, HMB-20-no. 808. Army Destroys War Weary Plane . -i.wva :t j.rtww.v.w?-. " .... v. MSd iLiu in? 9 . .flB'u In, ;,c,lon on Bn air",,d at Landiburg, Germany, ai a B-26 iuru. nl.n. ? r b0'.ng blow'1 aparl h 20 Poundi of TNT. In di.posing of 5000 nUn " EurP?' ,h "y h 'und that th moil economical method if to blow the planet apart for icrap. Occotlonally iiroi like thi remit. AP wirephoto. Woman Jailed For Neglect OREGON CITY, March 20 (7I) Mrs. Verna McCoinas, East Clackamas, was starllnK two HO clay sentences in the county Jail Wxlay for ncuIcellnK to send hor daiiKhlers, awed 11 and 10, to school. Justice of the Peace C. W. Thlcsen sentenced the woman In Fcbrnury but paroled her on condition she make sure of the Klrls' reKular school attendance. County Truffle Officer Jack Grcnfell, checking on the case, said tho Klrls had been absent 10 days since February. The dmiKhters will stay with relatives here, and will ride to school with a teacher who lives next door, Grenfell said today. Atomic End Of U. S. And Russia Foreseen SAN FRANCISCO, March 20 M' Dr. lrvintf Lanitmuir, one of 10 American scientists who visited the Soviet union Inst year for the Russian academy of sciences meeting, says this coun try and the Soviets probably will have enough atomic bombs in six to ten yeare to wipe each other out. lie told an interviewer he estimated the Russians would huvo their first atomic bombs in three or four years and urged constructive steps toward world government to avert disaster. Oregon Highways In Good Condition SALEM, March 20 W) Ore gon highways were in good con dition today except for a few spots of packed snow near the summit of the Willamette high way, the state highway commis sion said, Temperatures reported were 42 at Government Camp, 38 at Santiam junction, and 29 at Odcll lake. The weather was clear In all mountain areas, with no new snow reported. LEGAL NOTICES NOTK K TO ('BKl)ITOItS NOTICE IS HKIIISHY GIVEN Ihnt tin underlined hni been appolntod ncl mlnlitrntnr of the otlnle of CHARLES D. ADAMS, doccimed. nnd hn qualified, and nil persona hnvlnff a claim nuuinit Id eUle re horchy required to pre ent lh Mino with tho proper voucher. to me At me oince oi u. umn mob MOaE, 213 Slewrt-Drw Bld.. Klnmnth rain, urvaim, win.,.. . from the date hereof. DATED IhU 10th day of March, 104a. A. J. MCDONALD, Administrator. M. 10-20: A. 2-0-10 No. 317. CAR WON'T START? Don't Cuu Call U. Hoad Service on Tlrei and Batteriei APPLIANCE t FALLS Uth and Main . Phono 7676 Extension Unit News The Henley extension unit met with Mrs. Albert Kcady at the Mt. Lakl grange hall Thursday, March 21. Care of walls, wood work and floors was tho subject demonstrated by Mrs. W. M. Williams and Mrs. Stanley Kln dall. There were eight members and three guests present. The next meeting will be Thursday, April IB. Pool Room Ban Stands A move started by high schools to allow minors in bowling alleys and pool rooms was turned down by the city council last night on recommen dation of the recreation com mittee, The move particularly re ferred to the Kern bowling al leys, 0th and Klamath, where liquor Is not served, but tho councilmcn held that any change in the present law would also allow minors to frequent other pool halls and card rooms in the city. The ordinance stands and will be enforced, the council decid ed. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin cere appreciation to our many friends and especially to the" Link River Lumber company nnd their employes, the Vasa lodge and the Eagles lodge for their acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during our bereave ment, the loss of our father and brother, Louis Ek. Louis and Fred Eck and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cary and family. , Robert and Nils Ek. THE T AND NEEDLEWORK SHOP 325 Main Suite 7 , Knitting Yarns Hiawatha Crepe-Corde Hiawatha Chenille for Hats Knitting Instructions Commercial Knitting Susan Bates Needles KATHLEEN KRIZ Owner Shop Closed on Mondays THE FRESH-AIR FAN . . . unpopular with folk's In the back seat ... breezes along with windows open wide. But he doesn't worry about hot air making his car's oil corrosive because he uses RPM Motor Oil. It's compounded to prevent corrosion, to keep engines cleaner, protect hot spots, stop sludge and foaming. A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCT 1 Gralapp Will Attend Confab Arnold Gralapp, superinten dent of city schools, will leave Thursday for Portland to attend the Oregon State Teachers asso ciation session there Thursday and Friday. En route home, Gralapp will attend a regional Boy Scout meeting slated in Eugene for April 2. He serves as regional representative for Oregon. This is a four-state meeting, Gralapp advised, and he will be a dele gate from the Modoc council. Also going north is J. P. Wells, clerk of districts 1 and 2, who left Saturday for the north. He will represent the district at a meeting in connection with the OSTA session, the topic being army and navy surplus materials adaptable to schools. The session is called by Rex Putnam, state superintendent of public instruc tion. Stromberg-C a r 1 s o n Radios, Derby's Music Co. Officials To Attend Confab A group of local Boy Scout officials, including Arnold Gra lapp, member of the national Scout council; A. B. Hood, mem ber at large of the national council; K, G, Klahn, council president, and R. H. Lamott, Scout executive, will attend tho region 11 layman's conference in Eugene, April 2. The session will begin with a noon luncheon in the Eugene hotel, and group planning ses sions will be conducted in the afternoon with a public dinner program in the evening. Dr. Elbert K. Fretwell, chief Scout executive and editor of "Boys' Life," will speak to the group during the conference. Fretwell is widely known in ed ucational circles and is the au thor of several books and ar ticles dealing with secondary school education. He was for merly professor of education at Teachers college, Columbia uni versity, and has long been as sociated with Boy Scout movement. r NO FLAW in Your Title! Leading anthropologists re gard Eskimos as merely one kind of North American Indian, both in blood and language. HERALD NEWS, Klamath raid, Or. TUESDAY, March II 1MI, Pace In ancient Egypt, the posses, sion of shoes indicated the high rank of the wearer. Brazil Is the only South Amer ican country which declared waf on Germany In World War I. , Practically every piece of real property is not merely second hand it has passed through many hands, frequently with joint ownership and other complications. It is easy for flaws to grow in a hundred years! Protect yourself with a Commonwealth Insured Title and know there is no flaw in your title that can cause you loss Wllisn Tltla and Abitrad Co. 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