Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 03, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMcNary Dam Funds Approved By Truman VfABUlNU'1'ON, Muy a fl'l Tin Iiimk nwnlli'd KM'cn Unlit llnvhcil tmlny fur coiikIi'iii'IIiiii uf MrNiiry li linen Wllliiiiirtle Iiiikiii iliiitii, unit uthiT river, tinr linr, mill flood rmitml work in Orrgon. 'II nr wur (ii'iHiilniciil civil f ii it c 1 1 n ii h niirirliillon hill ilini'il by I'rralili-ut Truluuu jiro vluVs $ll,niM.!)(lU fur work In Ore. Mini iniiat ill It fur preliminary wnrk on MvNury cliim un Ilia Columbia rlvrr, mill on llireo Willnniftlv linsln iluins: Di'linlt, DnriMiii, niiil Lookout Point (Me rlillnn). The allocution uf $2, (HID, dull Supper Club Plans Party SICl'llll IMlU'l'tallllllt'llt I of' frrfd liy the Allnnionl Ku)iiT dull Hi ti :iO p, m. Snlurdiiy, with irui'iiiu liii ludliiH several elm Ini't aoloa liy lO yuur-old tleorue Vlalios, mm til Mr. mid Mrs. Cm Vhihui, 2022 Mnlu. Georito la th voiUon of John K u ruf ul in, promiiii-nt M.in I'lun- tiM'o rcaliiurunl owner, who la taking great Intorcat In hi' musical career. The I'hih ulmi lnki'K iilriisuru In iiiiniuiiK'liiK tlii iiip''irniK'i' of Kiiy lli'iiliiini, u foruirr resident of I, hull, I'rru, who will give u very Interesting talk ml South AiihtIi'ii mid III people. There will be pollock sup per mid iinyonc Intercsti'il la wvl come to otn iid. Merrill Vrrnim llownuin, aon of Mr lid Mra, M. A. Uiiwmnn, who served hi tho army ua a corporal In Ucriiuiny, expn-ls tu he uis rhargrd tliiit wci-k lit Fort I.owls He was ovrraru onp and onif' half year. A Junior lit I he Unl Vrrslly of Oregon when Indoflrd lip plan to resume his aluilira flrr a vuciitlou period ut home. The five-room home purchnard recently by John O'Nell from Hoy Wheeler la to be moved in the neiir future to the vicinity of the Merrill eleiuentiiry school nd will be occupied by Mr. mid Roman Ruim In London for McNiirv. $2.0 10.200 fur Dor din. 1 1. 700.0111) for Detroit, and SI. 0110.000 for Meridian ilnm will cover nillroud mid hlgliwuy it- locution, coiiHtriictlon of build ings, unci posalliiy In Hie csno ol Uoreiiii duin some actual work on the dinn lueir. Two other diimi wnicii win evi iiUiiilly be purl of the seven ilum Wlllumvlta basin flood con trol project were ulao Included In the impropriations: $1:10, 11(10 for ui value I) aiming or inu ijiniru Creek reservoir mid 100,000 for ndvnuce planning of the Hweet Home reservoir. Iwo dniiia In tliu network lire already built. The bill signed by the presi dent Hlao allociilea )2:ll,000 for work on the Columbia river be tween lliiimi-vllle and Van couver; tHOA.HOO for Columbia river work at Bonneville; and V.ii), mill fur Columbia river and Irlbutnrli-a aliove Celiln fulls. A sum of 'IM).00l) was appropriat ed for Willamette rlr bank protection. Other sums which will be used fur phiiinlnK Oregon proj ects: Itlvers nod harbors Chet (ij river, $2000; Dupoe bav (1000; Sniiku river, $.',1)0,01)0; llood conlrul Cotillle river, $12,000; Nehiilem river, $200; Alkull cunynn, Arlington, $4000. Arrest For Teachers Who Hug And Kiss IIKI.I. INGHAM, Wash., May II il'i-Two former llliilne el mentury school teachera were free on $1000 ball each today awaiting a hearing on a What com county suicrlor court churiio 1 1 in t they contributed to (he delliiciueiicy of two school boys, lit anil IS yeura old, by hogging mid kissing them and keeping tluni overnight In the teachers' home "where no one else was present," Inst April 16. The Information was Hied by Prosecutor Frank W. Hndlcy, lifter neighbors complained about the noise from the teach ers' cottage. The teachers are now staying with friends here. ' 1 -U L ' i f V -f - - , f ' f L ' .rvBprrritMK' ii nil- eei ... J?J"? 1 V' t-S l. lis:-.. . , . jmu' - 1. at sLsf.- 1 - 1 m $ "v W. "f I iiiimaia HSISj UsSMSySU 'if In BllllUr 8qusr naar Laadanhall strstt, In th haart oi blltttd London, remains of the loit city built by the Romans in 140 A. D. ut being dug up. Building in foreground was damagad by bombs. snansj HIGH SCHOOL aliiiiililiiiiHiii;! ffi ii iii N,w, Note, and Comment lilii'i.:,;!'.'!!! i;!ili:i;:-ii-il!i !!!ii There are mmm. , rloui as- t. itnt of i'r v cis. such t ' By JOAN O'NEILL Mrs. Pearl Teale'i biology classes have been working on projects this semester, some of which are placed in the display case. There are a various sort m as mounted, V.' siuiiea Diraii, r j Butterflies and r v ' skeletons, fc Among other rv things in tha ; case are plaster i, --.r molds of ani- tiswai mal footprinui, join O'Neill coal forest made of damp salt and bluing growing on coal, and posters per taining to biology. There were white mice added to the case 'when it was first arranged, but they were removed due to the lack of oxygen. Big and Little Sister Dance The Girls League Big and Lit tle Sister dance was held Thurs day. This dance is a traditional dance to help the freshmen get better acquainted with the older KBAI.O NEWS, KLrn.lb rlli. Oil. raiDAr, Mar I, i, rn girls and to help them learn how to donee better. Prizes were presented to the tallest little sister. Delora Hed- hind; smallest, Darlene Prlie: best waltzers, Alice Vincent and Yoyce Garner, and the best Jitter bugs, Betty Cleig and Helen Jackson, The girls were excused to come to the dance at 3:20. Music was furnished by Mrs. M. L. Shepherd. And Incidentally The B track team were ex cused today to travel to Grants Pass. The A track team goes to Bend tomorrow. Forty per cent ot tlit flra losses on farms occur In farm dwellings, such fires causing $40,000,000 worth of damage annually, Claasified Ads Bring Results. DINE i At Tha Sign Of Th RED ROOSTER XIamath'a Finest 614 Klamath At. Open A. M. to 10 P. M. Fhsna tB4 Ur rarlr rvalliia Death Brings Realism To Foxhole Scene I.OS ANGKl.KS. Muy 3 lP) l,,l.,t M ni,l It )! iili.ulntf m1"' If Mt'K,",1"' McKuen mid th(. roic'of , ,ylllK M,fdter. was cameo to a lux bole during re hearsal of the final scene of a ilay at a theatre workshop yes erday. The actor, a disabled veteran, shuddered unci fell back In an nttltude of death. After the curtain fell other actors called to Dldunoff to get up. He didn't rcsxnl. A phy sician said he hud died of a heart attack. Mrs. O'Nell nrr brother mid !' ter. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wheeler will occupy the home sold re cently by Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Uurke who plan to spend the summer In Aluska. Mrs. Ilurkc is a teacher In tho grade school. I.I. Mnry Frnnces Sharp, serv ing at tha I'uaadcna Ilegioual hospital with the army nurse's turps left Wednesday night fur the smith after a vacation here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs C. K. Shnrp. She has been- In the service one ynr. Father James O'Connor, pas tor of St, Augustine's' church here phuis to lenve early In June for n summer's, vacation In Ire land. He will go by train to New York and will book passage by plane from there to County Ker ry where he was burn and where his mother still Uvea. This Is his first trip home In nine yenr. A substitute from Ml. Angel will fill the pulpit of St. Augustine's during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Kccfe and two children will leave soon bv air for Ireland and Mr. and Mrs. Toby OKeefe, daughter Itiisomnry and son Dennis have left New York for Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walsh will be Joined luler In the sum mer by a relative for a trip cross by boat. Alaska Is claiming the Interest of several local people this sum mer. Mrs. llert Johnaon and two children, Geraldlne. H, and Ilertil Itoy, 8. and Mrs. Johnson's mo ther. Mrs. Dettsy Muttaon, Title lake and Merrill, will flv to An chorage where they will visit Mrs. Mattson's two sons, Hoy Mattson, resident of Merrill un til eight yeurs ago and A. II. Matbion, foreman for an Alaskan telephone company. They will leave Medford about June 1 taking 16 hours for the air trip. The favorite ornament among Roman women win a safely pin. Ship Shortage On Alaska Run 8KATTLE. May 3 lTl Presi dent G. W. Skinner of the Alaska Steamship company said last night all sailings of tho dozen or so passenger vessels serving Alaska nre booked well into July and "there are no (additional) vessels available that would be suitable for the Alaska run." Shipping men said at least a dozen or more ships could be used, but none are being built. They said recent strikes added to the congestion, but present vessels would have been unable to meet the demand at any rate. Oregon Pastor Heads Lutheran Conference SEATTLE, May 3 (D The Rev. Dr. C. A. V. Lund, pastor of Trinity church, Greshnm, Ore., today was announced re elected as president of the Co lumbia conference of the Evan gelical Lutheran Augustana sy nod. The conference Includes Washington, Oregon, Montana, Utah and part of Wyoming. More than 200 clergymen and laymen attended the S4th an nual conference. INSIST ON G?iateA Jlalze MILK . , . your moat nutritious, economical food . . . curefully bottled by the most modern, sanitary methods for the protection of your family. Ask for Crater Lake Milk at your grocers or TELEPHONE 5101 FOR HOME DELIVERY I DAIRY PRODUCTS Manufactured by KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Tsngy, juicy Desert Grspefruit are at thairvtry bsst right now. .. golden rips, full-bodied and picked st the peak of their distinctive flavor. That's why, with Unci Ssm urging use of more citrus fruit, it's "Est More Grapefruit" time from Mny 1 to 11. So get pltnty of juice-heavy, rich-tasting Desert Grapefruit todsyl Desert Grapefruit Industry, 746 South Central Avenue, Loa Angeles 21, Cslifornia. ARIZONA-CALIFORNIA DESERT Grapefruit COMING! Friday, May 10 Hill . mi 'mm estra a Stan AY y (I HALL ' III' MALIN i Sjfcaaaaaaaasi fj ilisl KEN BABY FOOD Illni r Gern STRING BEANS Carnival Na. 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Beef Pot Roast lb. 28c Hamburger 2 lbs. 45c Pork Roast lb. 29c Fresh Pork Sausage lb. 29c Colored Fryers and Roasting Hens Mincemeat 2 lbs. 39c Potatoes No. x $3.50 No. $2.50 Field Hun $1.50 Coffee Ground as you like it ..J lb. 29C Onion Sets lb. 19c Onion Plants . bun. 100 25c Eggs 2 doz. 75c PLANTS OF ALL KINDS DREW'S MANSTORE i V Xl . vV VfVlVVi In bin., un, tfl W'WfeiW'frinV W, and brown. All Wool We were fortunate in receiving such a large shipment of all wool (lacks. Klamath men have received the news and purchased . . . but we still have more. Coverts, Gabardines, and Bed ford Cords. 12.50 up Sport Shirts $3.95 up Glorious spring styles from famous sportswear manufacturers. Sanforized shrunk and color fast. Shoes Nunn-Bush $12-50 Edjerton S8 9S Nunn-Bush and Edgerton are leaden in manufac turing fine shoes. Shoes that are guaranteed to wear. Your Pioneer Klamath Clothiers DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main Phone 3463 fc m m Ar 11. jt. II, Kilt sr. 9 r :.;-;;or:Ho HERE'S HOW IT WORKSt "V. 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