tl
.1,., Hltuiitloii horn
UV-'f wHI, t..o lutt
iW....,i,,u nut lorliy. am-
iff !n i. turned over to vet-
lit Will " .. A ....ll.. II....
I" 11V. u.
ore Military Housing
Units Slated For Vets
tlc m of mllllnry IhiiihIiiK
Mo
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IllCIlU'd on VTiinnuuiii
Aimtlii liny-
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10
ill HI"1
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Z, ' hoiwiim uiilta turned
j, to vfliTiuw iiml 110 fuml-
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quipment
hipped Out
Four-H News
tvery l'-',! equipment
.. wttuil ii.'hl ii.iil wuy iu
f 'iil tabluK In till! USO hliH
1::, Jxtl
Xt west t.
IitlOD. '"" " null"". niu
,lor, liopcit lo Imvo nil the
mlllllllKH un '''"lu lu 'l,t,lr l(;,,
SSoni unrly in April. A lurKo
riof lilt! t-'llll) cqilipiIUilll 1.1 III-
Edv on U wuy. 1 mew emu
r,M' ....I Mnri.lt 14
1? bulKliiiK. l-'''t' !'
,j Klmmilli. ' owiiftl liy Dun
.j just Trlppett of Cominercliil
r,.iinniiiici'. unci for mo pum
faith tlic Cominercliil Miilnton
E(e tins occupied Hie nuconcl
Slh'o second lloor will noon be
:0Ved lo Ihu firt floor.
jlio milliner rounin on uie mm
sir, formerly used im music
liiiriirii'M. iinfl elieek
Lns' will be converted Into of-
Ml,,,ce- .., ,i... ,,ur,
TnC ini.'iinn-ia wi m- uuw
kill, while flnisliinu the dntuils
ClODIIIIji lllivu ui-vii iniiniiiH
Lflrowu "jiost-usu puins.
YCllllIlll llliu ufvic uijiju. .
tub jccrctiiry, will rcninln until
(unB S COIIipieifO, iwu iiil-ih-.
R.f ..I lir..nu
fffJOl Ult Mini, mm Ki i:v mm.-.
nd Ann IJirKSineicr, niivo leu
Klamath I'lillx for lliclr new
fcfU. Miss Wutls Is ii stuff assist
tl In a Sun Francisco service
;ub, and Miss uirnsmeier is on
muff of tlio Oldtown club In
JuDlcgo.
vacation
Yrimun nlaim to leuvo for
Llhcrn California on bis first
fwtlon In four yours In curly
Itaril. Definite plans lor ins iu-
tjt tJslKnmont linvc not been
ide as yet.
Bollo Webber Is uncertain of
l future plans, but she expects
Lr husband, Set. Sterllny Web
En who Is now on Ley to to come
Some sometime In mid-April.
Mm. Henri Conradl, who lieatl
LitheUSO kitchen. .1 vacation-
pl In Richardson Spring, Cnlif.,
lid pin as to take a refresher
fcune In photography whllfshc
b In Cnlllornln.
lies wern moved In. Elulit of
these units are i-Iiik held by dls
chui'Ked marines who were tn.
Honed here before their relcuse
from duly and 13 uru viieant
Most of tho viieniicles t.rv
tlireu-bedrooin size and will
serve IniKer families.
Names Taken
Names are taken from tin.
wallliiK list In order of reKistra-
mill, wiin iwo oiiyH allowed for
response. If iinltu in,. ,.i i..i
by those notified, Ihe 'nexl mimes
on the list are advised, There
are more than onounh mimes on
the list to lake care of all mills,
lliiydon said.
Military milliorllles arc liold
Iiik back 34 nulls for active mlll
lnry personnel at present but
some of these may be turned
over to veterans later.
HlKht now adequate houslni
In lown is still a problem. The
chamber of commereo receives
from 30 to 150 requests for lions
Init per day, In person und by
phone. A few more places are
isled now than durinK the war
but are mostly single rooms In
private homes or small npart
ments where children are not
accepted.
Veterans with children are ac
commodated al the military
dwellings and llayden slated
there would be no objection for
Iwo small families to share the
larne Ihroe-bedroom units.
These units are furnished
with the exception of dishes,
cooklim utensils and bedding
and Include heal, electricity and
KiirbaKo service.
DANG
Saturday
March 30
Dancing 10 till 2
Music by
Pappy Gordon's
"Oregon
Hill Billies"
Coming April 4th
CARLOS MOLINA
nd his "American!"
2 Youths Face
Kidnap Counts
BUTTE, Mont., March 211 il)
Two youthful hitchhikers have
been charged by the FIJI with
kidnaping Edward Sheets of Ed
monds, Wash., a former navy
man who picked them up while
driving through the state of
Washington more than n week
ago.
The charges, contained In an
Information field before U. S.
Commissioner John K. Clnxton
yesterday, named Donald A. Nel
son, II), of Portland, Ore, and
Cecil L. Jefferies. 23, of Oswego,
Kans. Preliminary hearing had
not been set early today. Both
were being held in Silver Bow
county Jail here.
Chief of Police Bart J. Rllcy
said the pair wns arrested in
Butte March 21 after Sheets had
complained that one of the men
whipped out a gun on Mullan
Pass in Idaho, robbed him of
$20 and forced him to drive here.
i i ,,,,l;nl,'y 1,i, Kt'i""l assem
bly, Friday, March 22, Mlnta
King, und Edgar Hoffman were
W','!,w'nM(l u 0!,nral. Douglas
Mac Arthur award of a handsome
medal in the National Green
r VElr Y'plH,y Garden contest
of 1U4S, Mmtu King, Edgar Hoff
man and Jimmy Bernard! were
'icscnied witii a medal award'
" 'J11,,? uarden contest of
114.). I he awards were present
ed by the county club agent,
Francis Skinner.
The National Green Thumb
contest provided n practical plan
lor judging and awarding meri
torious work In gardening. The
record book made it possible to
measure production and harvest
results, which is especially help
ful In youlh garden projects. The
contestant planned and eared for
a school, community or home
Victory garden. Gen, MacArlhur
was encouraging boys and girls
lo have gardens because it would
help win the war sooner II C
Seymour, state club leader, says
"these club members had very
good reports and we are glad to
recognize them."
Tlie county club office has Just
received n letter from the state
club offive, announcing that the
Victory garden contest, similar
to that of last year, then spon
sored by Sears Roebuck and com
pany, will again be handled this
year, iihu, on the same basis as
formerly as to county, stale, and
national plans, and will be spon
sored by the Allis-Chalmcrs com
pany. This is in accord with the
request by President Truman,
Secretary Anderson, Dircclor
Wilson, and the national famine
emergency committee, that 4-H
club people unite witli all other
organizations in doing all they
can in the production and saving
of food for this year.
Father-Son
Executed
For Murder
FORT MADISON, la., March
20 (!') Calm and stoical to the
end, Phillip H. Heincy, 72, and
his son William Henry, 45,
plunged to their deaths on the
Iowa state penitentiary gallows
at 0:01 a. m. today. .
Crosslin; themselves and uhnk.
ing hands with tho Catholic
prison chaplain, Father H. V,
Bongers, the men showed no
visible emotion but only clamped
their jaws hard before the traps
were sprung in one oli the lew
father-son executions in this
country.
The men died for the confessed
murder December 10, 1944, of
Robert W. Rachel, 63, a Lake
Okobojl resort operator, during
a $28 robbery In which Mrs.
Racbel also was brutally beaten.
Son Drops
Henry, the son. dropped an
Instant before his father as Sher
iff Joe L. McQuirk pushed the
two levers that controlled the
gallows trap. The father was
pronounced officially dead at
0:12 a. m. and the son at 6:13
a. m.
A statement, signed by both,
in which they expressed con
fidence that God would "forgive
us our sins" was released after
their deaths.
Pallid after more than 13
months in "death row," the
father and son marched sternly
to the gallows where Father
Bongers whispered briefly with
each just before the black hoods
were". placed, The men were
dressed in blue pin-stripe suits
and white shirts.
After the nooses were adjusted
the black hoods filled out tight
ly, collapsed and filled again,
as both men drew heavily their
final breaths. At a nod from
Warden Percy Lainson, the traps
were sprung at 6:01 (CST).
Committee Will
Plan C Of C Meet
There will be a meeting Mon
day noon in the Pelican cafe of
the special committee appointed
to plan the annual meeting of
Klamath County chamber of
commerce.
It has been tentatively decid
ed that this year's affair will
not be a dinner meeting due to
lack of accommodation for
large banquets. Rather, it will
be a meeting with an important
speaker. Nothing definite has
been arranged so far and fur
ther discussion will be given
the subject at Monday's meet
ing. Serving on the special com
mittee are E. H. Thompson,
Ray Byrnes, Roy Premo, Ted
Reeves and Sam Ritchey.
Airliner Leaves
On Survey Flight
SHANGHAI, March 29 (P)
A Pan American Airways Con
stellation airliner left today for
Seattle via Adait, Alaska, on a
survey flight to check tho feasi
bility of a northern great circle
route between tho United States
and the Orient.
The plane, chartered to the
United Nations relief and re
habilitation administration, had
neither passengers nor cargo.
It arrived yesterday on the
first of six chartered flights to
bring UNRRA personnel to
China. The San Francisco
Shanghai flight was accom
plished in 33 hours, n minutes,
a new commercial plane record.
IKRALD a NKWB. KUmslh Fill!, Ore.
FRIDAY, M.roh M, 14, Fan
Dies Distress if 'PERIODIC
Female Weakness
Mother Miraculously
Regains Lost Sight
SEATTLE, March 29 (P)-
Afler 1 1 months of blindness,
Mrs. Shirley Vctler, who lost
her sight in 1944, regained it I
miraculously last year after the
Dirtn of a daughter.
Mrs. Velter became blind as a
result of a fall shortly after her
marriage. When her daughter
was born, her vision returned In
a mailer of days. Physicians
said the blindness was physcho
logical. v
The daughter, Tamara, now
is eight months old. The story
came to light when Mrs. Vetter
revealed plans to fly cast to
morrow for a visit with relatives.
DINE-
At The Sign
Of The
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Open 6 A. M, to 10 P. M.
J.S.PADE
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Formerly Klamath Metal Products
O General Sheet Metal Work
O Warm Air Heating
O Air Conditioning
O Restaurant Equipment
(Made to order)
O Specialized Applications
of Sheet Metal
Stainless Steel Monell Aluminum
468 Spring
Phone 3616 Res. Ph. 4196
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