F1
;'Wclor Trip J, 11. Rued, BUS
iKftrson, with Dr. unci Mm. L,
K Hick will- luuvo Tuesday
turning to Urlvo lu Delta, Coin.,
kklng Mra. Hick's brother, lly
tn Iaicc, with tlium. Luce tins
I" Klamath Valley hospital
iltic ho suffortid u piiriilytlc
itroko iiL'iirly u niunlli uko. Uucd
will do tho driving and plans to
-eturn to Kliimtith KallN In time
for fishing souson. Mm, Reed
ivIUj romiilii In l'usiulenu until
Vly.
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Honor Students Student at
he Southern Oregon college ul
Itshliind who mudu a 3.B average
iurllig tho winter quarter In
Mudu names of several Klmnuth
Kails people utlcnding school
lhe.ro. They urn lleiiuclt Lofts
jaard, llolen Williams, Onrwln
tyiiucnback, nnd Krwln WIhsoii
ck. Making un iivvrugc of be
tween 3.0 nnd ;i.B n in Rodney
llortlH nnd Cilttnn Bortls of this
:lty.
Junior Authort Thero will
be H n orgimlxiitlon meeting of
lhe! 'Junior Authors club, spon
lored by tho city recreation do
Dirtinrnt In cooperation with
Klamiith Union high school, at
7:30 p. n. tonight In room 214
of KU1I3. It Is hoped tbut there
will bo a full allundiim-n. Wen
if Smith, high school Kngllsh
jCher, la the group's advisor,
along with K. K, llambrlck,
fteturn Mr. ond Mm. Philip
Rs Schwab returned from Wl
nonu, Minn., thin week. Schwnb
left today for Ashlnnd where ho
will enroll In the Southern Ore
ioi College of (education. He
liNf accepted a potiltlon on the
Frvmunt school teaching staff
neit full. Mm. Schwab la arc
ret ry to Verno Spcira, prlnclpnl
of JMllla achool.
"Aid To Meet Klumath Lulh
trin Ladles' Aid will meet at 2
o. in. Tuesday at the church cm
tirosa and Crescent. Mm. Ellon
Thompson will lilve tho loplc,
"Al Contrlto Heart," and there
wfll be a song by tho quintette.
Hostesses will bo Mm. John Lor
104 uud Mra. Frank Dorn.
Dinner Cuetta Mr. and Mrs.
Robert P. Craig. 2525 Eberleln,
fofnwr Delta, Colo., residents,
imJiTliilned Dr. and Mrs. L. A.
rlltk of Delta at Sunday dinner.
C I tf la teachlnK trades and In
dustries at KUHS. Ho and his
wtfn came enmo last fall.
: Card Party The Suburban
LfUKue auxiliary will hold Its
regular pinochle parly Tuesday
at,2 p. in. In tho KC hall. A pot
lUCk luncheon and business
meeting will be held at 12:30
p. in. the samo day.
fruit Lava Beds Mr. and Mm.
R0.v Kastburn, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Smith, Mr. and Mm. Melvln Mil
let ad Mr. and Mra. Gcorjfe
Cornell motored to tho Lava
Bejel on Sunday where they en
toyed a picnic lunch and visited
ofcrnl of tho caves,
oldlna Horses Tho sheriffs
Office Is holding a bay and white
pinto mare and a black mare colt
which wero located running
loie In tho Altamont district
ovtT the weekend nnd nsk that
tr owner get In touch with the
oqicc to recover tho horses.
Book Review Mrs. Lawrence
"Olph will review the bonk.
"tho EK And 1," by Belly Mac-
Unnm, for tho Wednesday club
"filch will meet at 8 p. m.
.dncsclay In St. Paul'i parish
charged Wilbur L. Kcs
tefson, Flc, 1085 Portland, re
ceived his honornblo dlscharRo
frim tho nnvy March 2S, at tho
Ul S. naval base. Bremerton.
sh.
Cnlghta Meetlna Knlshls of
fthlns will meet In the IOOF
Ul ol 8 p. m. this Monday, con-
ting tho rank of knight. Re-
Jshmcnt will be served nnd
itlng knighti are welcome.
o Returned Mr, nnd Mrs. Merit
Smith, 2530 Applcgatc, have re
turned from a one-week business
trfp which took them to Bolso
Oil Twin Fnlls. Idaho. "
Junior HnilMiu Tl
I nil imnnrftmt mrtnllrwf rt IUa
pilor Hostesses Wcdnesdnv nt
i. m.. in tho liidirn' lnuntrn nt
! Elks Indlfn All hnilnnna urn
Fed to bo there.
Hero Today Jo llosslg ar
rived In .Klnmiilli Fulls this
iiifirnliii to iillt.iwl Itw, fitiutriil nf
her grunt uncle, tins Meihasc.
ano arrived in nan rniucisco
Snturcliiy from Honolulu aboard
tho An.ac Clipper. Sim has been
thn syatom's service reprcHenta
tivo of the International Busi
ness Machine corporation In
Honolulu for thu past year MIhh
Hesaig will visit friends nnd rel
atives hero for u few clays be
fore returning to San Francisco.
Out of Army IIol) Leonard,
former Herald and News stuff
man, linn been discharged from
(he army. After spending Homo
time nt his old home in Clilcagn,
Leonard Joined Ills wife ut Eu
geno nnd is taking a brief vaca
tion at various Oregon points,
Home on Leave Col. Hugh
Klllmeyer, USMC, is homo on
leave in Klamnlh Falls, llo will
return to the marine corps bane
In Sun Diego In mid-Aiirll. His
wife, tho former Edna Kahl, Is a
member of Tho Herald and News
stuff.
Discharged Glen Iiowen,
Klamath Falls man who has
been a commissioned officer In
the nnvy, hns received his dls
chnrgo nnd lias rejoined his fam
ily here. Doweu was formerly
with Copco.
From Hospital Albert W.
Winegar of 1(127 Portland, re
turned to his homo from Hillside
hospltnl on Saturday.
Home From Coast Mr. and
Mrs. Henry CJorbcr and family
are home from a visit to the
Oregon and California cousts.
static;
Biggest news of tho moment to
at least 15 people (the staffers)
In Klamath Falls was the open
ing of KFLW yesterday. Tho
culmination of five years of ef
fort, tho opening was attended
with a certain amount of nerv
ousness among the staff, but
nothing too bad.
Chuck Cecil, staff announcer
started the ball rolling In the
"boot" line by coming In, when
the program was Just five words
old, with "strallon" KFLW. Ho
was followed in short order by
Bob McCnrl, who introduced
"Funk" Jenkins as n speaker on
tho program. Nice goiu lads.
Most serious caso of gloating
Is reported In the cuso of Mel
Baldwin, program and produc
tion man. Taking advantage of
his position (according to the
other announcers) he wrote him
self out of the opening script.
All he hod to do was sweat out
the tlmo In tho control room.
And along that line, Baldwin
says It was a tough go until ho
got to the first brief talk on thn
program. When it ended right
on tlmo to tho second he knew
the rest of tho program would
go off all OK. Thai "whoosh"
you might have heard was his
sigh of relief.
Now, after a long, long time,
we can throw off the title
"Klamath Falls Long Walt" and
.my "KFLW is on the air." Wc'ro
glad to be there, and hope you're
Just Unpacked!
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I.ona IUncfr-AlfO
KorflVtr Tepi-AIIO
Chfilir Murrlfon-AnO
Hill Tbompian ihoiv-AIIC
Mutln t MsnhllUn- .
Tw fUlUr
l.um n Abnfr-AHi;
lltdds llappar-AIIU
?! Man-AHCI
Cl Mn-AMO
I llMl In Orlmt-Ann
I II.. I In C'rlmi-AHU
Richard I.alltarl, On an
(I Tlnii.r-Alia
Naymond Oram SwInf-AllC
Mainbow Randaivoiii-AnC
lin-alt
(ialitlal ll.allar
Arnund Town .
Bpollllhl llandi 1
SpQlllihl Oanda
llulldof Drummond
M.o. Kid
Clara Kid
Mlrbaal Sliarna
Mlrliaal Sltartia
Mario Maralll Salon
Crnaat Armalrong. plan
(llann llard, niwl
Ham Millar
Navy KatirultlnK l'roram
llanry J, Taylor
Nawa Roundup-C'ontari hall
Muilo Aa You I.Ik a II
Orran Malodlca
l.al'a IJanra
Nawa
TUESDAY
Kino a.m. Ilawn lalrl
flilll a.m. farm rara ' '
1:00 a.m. Nawa
lill a.m. Slop and Oa Shaw
1M a.m. Jamaa Abba Obaaryaa-AIIC
7ilA a.m. y.aa Mannara-AIIO
a 00 a m. nraablaal C lub. And
mill a.m. Ilraahlaal Llab-AHO
H:30 a.m. Itraakfaal :lab-AHC7
ill a.m. Ilraahlaal Clnb-ABO
P:ou a.m. fllamour Manar-AIIG
uilft a.m. mainour Manor-Alto
11:111 a.m. Ilraahlaal In Holly wood-ABC!
ill a.m. Ilraahlaal In llallywoad-AIIC
10:00 a.m. Horn adlllon nawa-AHC
lo in a.m. Tad Malona-AHO
IO:aO a.m. My Trua Slory-AtlC
loiAH a.m. Nawa and Halt? Craohar-Alio
1 1 00 a.m. naohhata Talhlm-AKO
llll) a.m. Klbal and Albarl-AIIU
ll:.lo a.m, l.l.lanliii foil-AIII)
llila a.m. 1'raatirlptlon by TranM,
11:00 m. Nawa a
1 1 : 1 a p.m. Man an lha Slraal
ll:Xo p.m. I.adlaa lla Saatad-AnO
U:IH p.m. I.adlaa n S.al.d-ABO
1:00 p.m. Jarh Itarrh-AHO
l:IS p. in, Try and rind Mr-ABC
1:30 p.m. Mavlnt World-AKU
lilA p.m. Ilymna-AHC
T OO p.m. Whal'a Doln( Ladlaa-ARC
X:IA p.m. " "
Norman Noablll-ABO
:M p.m. H'ahaly Trio'
SilA p.m. Cbarlla ttarnat Ork
A:00 p.m. Mrlda and Oraam-AIIO
A:A0 p.m. Al I'aarca-AOC
l:l p.m. Al I'.aroa-AIIC
l oo p.m. Hradllna Edlllan-AKO
4:IA p.m. Mali-aim Kplry
4:30 p.m. loll rirran-AHO
4ilA p.m. Hop Harrlcan-AnC
Tarry and rlrataa-AIIO
lllrk Trary-Alli!
Jark Armalrani-AnO
Sparta l.lnaup
KI'I.W r.alara
A:0o p.m.
A:IA p.m.
A:A0 p.m.
0:A p.m.
Waka-np Tnnta
Waka-up Tunea
Frank llcmlnvway, Ncwa
Hlaa arid Hhlna
lloadllna Nawa
I1..I lluya
Kavorllaa ol Vaalarday
raahlon flaibea
Nawa
Victor H. Llndl.br
l.ylo Van, Nawa
Mortan Oownay
Morning Mallnr
Carman Cavallaro Orch.
fllonn Hardy. Nawa
Kobart llllllard
l.unchaen Willi Lopal
Lunchaon with Lopri
Taut Roblnaon Slnga
Hawaiian Malodlea
Quaoii lor a Day
Quern lor n Oay
Malodloua Melodlca
Nawa
Your Danno Tnnta
Farm Front .
Waalarn Rallada
John. on Family
Vic Yoong Orh
Slanlty Concert
Slantcy C'enrtrl
Loral Nrwa
Raquaat Hour
Haqnaat Hour
llavan of Rial
OI'A
Klaa Maiwell
Fallon l.twla Jr.
Rr Millar
F.r.hlno Johnaon
Klamath Thaalrca
Itand roncarl
Superman
(apt. Mldnllo
Tans Mix
all as happy about it as the
staff Is.
0 0
Right now this writer, speak
ing for tho entire sUiff of KFLW,
would like to thank all tho poo
plo who so graciously helped us
out on our dedicatory program,
those who phoned ond wired us
their congratulations (and the in.
formation that wc were being re
ceived In such spots as Lnkcview,
tho Ashland Highway, Tulclakc,
etc.) and our listeners.
Most famous of the aboriginal
weapons in the boomerang, a
niece of wood about two feet
In length and curved in a cres
cent shape.
The opossum measures about
one-half inch at birth.
In his experiments to develop
the Incandescent light, Thomas
Edison tried enrdbourd and the
whisker of a man's beard for
filaments.
The oldest universities in the
western hemisphere were found
ed in Mexico and Peru in 1551.
DINE,
At The Sign
Of The
RED ROOSTER
Klamath's Finest
614 Klamath Are.
Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Work Starts
On Elevator
Construction began last week
on a 350 curload capacity grain
elevator at Worden for the Tu
luna Farms, extensive grain
holding In the southern part of
the Klamath basin, owned by
Dick and Ben Hen.cl and Dave
and Dan Liskcy. The project,
contracted by Henry George and
Son of Spokane, is estimated to
cost $378,000 for actual construc
tion, however, after the addition
of new trucks and other equip
ment it is expected to be In the
neighborhood of $500,000.
In connection with the eleva
tor, Southern Pacific Is building
a railroad siding off its main line
to serve shippers. The owners
plan to use the elevator for com
mercial storage as well as for
grain storage at harvest time. It
will serve other shippers by
grain being brought there for
storage, while the cars on which
shipments were loaded' continue
to other points.
The elevator will house 14
bins, each 00 feet high and 20
feet in diameter, and the eleva
tor Itself will be 120 feet high.
Grading work for the SP
track has been underway all
winter, with the first excavation
for laying the track beginning
last week.
If materials are readily avail
able, the project should be com
pleted by August 15.
WEATHER
Max. Mln. Preclp.
Kucene fll 37 .00
Klamath Palli ... SO 21 Traces
Ha era men to .W :t8 .06
IM rt land ..57 3 .00
Heno 40 20 .00
San PrancUco 57 4.1 .18
Seattle 00 41 Trace
Med ford , . (12 33 .00
Itcd Bluff -58 40 .24
NORTHKHN CALIFORNIA Partly
cloudy today with a few acattered
shower. Scattered cloud J new tonlfht
and Tuesday, colder tonight with local
froat in valley a. Gentle variable wind
off coatt, becoming moderate northwest.
eriy wis afternoon.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON FORE
CASTS: Western portion cloudy with oc
casional showers, eastern portion partly
cloudy today and tonlfht. Partly cloudy
Tuesday. Little change In temperature.
Gentle variable winds off coast, becom
ing moderate northwesterly winds Tues
day. VITAL STATISTICS
LARSON Bom at HIHalde hoaoiul.
Klamath Falla. Ore.. March 31. 10. to
Mr. and Mra. Roy Larson. 2417 Darrow,
a Doy. welgnt B pound, o ounces.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Keno
A meeting was called for Fri
day night, March 22, at the
school building, for the consid
eration of installing fire fighting
apparatus in Keno, Types of
apparatus, cost, and territory!))
be covered by this fire protectiori
were subjects under discussion.
A committee was named to'
look into the matter of cost of
various types of fire fighting ap
paratus and so forth, and another
WKKAI.D NEWS. Klamath Talla, Ora. . MONDAY, April 1, Utt, Fat !?
meeting of interested people of
the community will be called
soon to hear the committee's re
port and for further discussion
of the idea.
The committee consists of L.
A. Smith, D. J. Puckett, Fred
Barnes and C. R. Morgan.
An estimated group of 25 or
30 persons attended the meeting.
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Tlaaaar. Laandtf Cooking LlghUooA
While you're planning your home of tomorrow . v. .
whether it's new or modernized ... be sure you include
enough Electrical Living.
Not only will prewar electrical servants be back;
marvelous new ones are on the way. To enjoy thoir
full convenience and economy, you need the right
kind ol wiring, properly, planned. Now before you
start to build or modernize find out what really modern
wiring means in added convenience and comfort.
i
'Su thit ixhlblt if nodil runs
. New idtai In alactdo Idtchra,
laundriM and for Eleotiioal living
.throughout the home, are shown la
attraotlve, oolorlul model rooms;
Shows actual wiring requirements
for modern electrical servants when
you build or ior their economical
addition later on. On display lor
limited time. Sea them now.
The California Oregon Power
' Company
Of course you're dressing for him this
Spring! You'll want your bonnet to be
the prettiest ever ... to be feminine,
flattering, angelic with lush flowers and
veils . . . you'll find that bonnet in
LaPointe's collection for Spring!
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