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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1946)
Police Seek Lad Missing Since May 7 Anyone who has seen Ray mond Scheck, 16, since Tues day, May 7, Is requested to get in touch with state police im mediately. Scheck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Scheck, 2109 Gary, is thought to be in possession of a Springfield rifle. He apparent ly left home Tuesday while his mother was down town. When she returned there was note saying he was "going for a walk to quiet my nerves." He was reported seen in a downtown cafe Tuesday eve ning, ordering a large meal. When last seen he wore tan trousers, brown and white checked sport shirt, red and black plaid blazer. He has brown eyes and wears glasses, is about 8 feet 10 inches tall, weighs between 155 and 160 pounds and has a loose build. His hands and wrists are ban daged because of a skin rash. Raymond Scheck't father has recently been released from mil itary service and is employed at the Klamath Falls post of fice as superintendent of mails. Oregon Oil Drillers Get Dry Hole Again PORTLAND, Ore.. May 11 (X) The Cooper mountain No. 1 test well 15 miles west of here has reached a 9263-foot depth with out showing oil, and drilling operations will be abandoned, Texas company official said to day. Drilling began in October. Equipment had been moved from Columbia county, which al so produced a dry hole. COMMISSIONER DIES SALEM. May 11 (P) Death of James E. Smith, 75, for more than 20 years Marion county commissioner, was reported here yesterday. Smith, who long had worked for paved roads In the county, had been in ill health for some time. KSLi TODAY Continuous 12:30 p. m. Dial 4567 naia ton IIHIND THE SCENES Of ROSE 7y& IN THE HAPPIEST, HEARTIEST HIT IN YEARS! .... - a JD QOSBY-BEMMAH in LEO McCAUEVS The Bells of StMarysS MMMMMIW I Tonite! 8:30 P. M. ON THE STAGE! "SHOOT THE WORKS" Broadcast Over KFJI NEW FUN! MORE SU-PRIZES 8:30 P. M. The Blockbuster Show! ON THE SCREEN! !"OWlY,OY"i no ooRcir HUNTZ HALL Plus! "Code of the Lawless" Not Guilty Plea To Auto Charge Arthur Corden Robson. 20, pleaded not guilty in circuit court today to a charge of lar ceny of an automobile and re quested that he be given a jury trial some time this month. ! Robson is accused of stealing ; a car belonging to a resident of Everett, Wash. He was returned to the county Jail after arraign ment, j John Houston Leaves For Chicago Meeting j John H. Houston, Klamath I Falls insurance man, is leaving ' Monday night for San Francisco j from where he will go to Chi-; cago to attend a meeting of the ' leading Equitable Life Assur- i ance Society agents. Houston said ranking under- J writers of the central and west ern departments and the state ' of Texas would attend the ses sion on May 18, and the presi dent of Equitable and other offi-1 cials of the campany will also be i in attendance. Around Oregon By The Associated Press The latest in a series of spring ' blossom shows at Portland is the American Rhododendron society exhibit, held outdoors Saturday ' and Sunday in the park blocks. ' . . . Bonneville officials announce direct service to the city of Drain and the Douglas Electric Co-, operative has started over the j 44-mile, 33.000-volt line from : Eugene to Drain. ... A flight training school for veterans is i scheduled to start at Redmond next week, with approval already i received from the civil aero- ( nautics administration. . . . New president of the University of ; Oregon Medical School Alumni i association, succeeding Dr. Carl Ashley, is Dr. Martin Howard, j Portland. ... A special election will be held in Albany June 1 on a school budget which, for the second time in two years, exceeds the 6 per cent tax limitation. . . . Nearly 800 turkey poults went up in smoke when fire destroyed ' the barn of Richard Watson, farmer near Yoder. . . . About 100 townspeople in Oregon City : have signed two petitions seek- ' ing a pay boost for policemen. I . . . Ashland's newly formed vet erans committee has written to ! the state highway commission 1 IS f Turn" away!" - iwwT - vVW- '4 I Tou can't stop hf Jf You cant, 4 "J QjT From lh Novel Q'ty Anya Seton j5 I WALTERHUSTON 1 1 VINflFNT PBIP.F t I S?yARi;?7.spR'NG'BriNST0N vw.,.,t mnnariALL HENRY MORGAN Writtm la tf! Scfws tnd Directed b I JOSEPH L MANKIEWICZ and Oregon Historical society protesting any chaiue in the name of the Applegate trail, Continuous Dally Open The spectacular Vri" 1i - 1 PHONE 3262 sir.. :.-"r, J cforv of fh T . t- 3 1' rrfirtr LOUISE ESMOND- BUCHANAN A " i "Red Ryder" f jLJRt- II WHIRLWIND Jf ((2W VC, ACTION THRILLER! JSSCWg southern emigrant road. , , . i Churches group, voted to dismiss Portland's city council, acting on within 10 days a policy of deny a pica of a City Council of I ing licenses to enemy aliens. 12:30 p. m. r ENDS TODAY! 'FRONTIER GAL' & 7.'::;.. Starts IK , V WLMlli VINCENT PRICE GLENN LAN6AN mM PI CMM I A MP AM Hi 3d CENTURY WCIURE SUNDAY! fi 'A U IH! - FO)f Girls Jailed At Pendleton The two high school girls, one 15 and the other It), who hnvu been missing from here slueo last Friday, were located yes terday afternoon In Pendleton and placed In the county Jull there, Geiuld Murray, Juvenile officer, said today. The girls will be questioned there before being returned to Klamath Kails. Runaway charges may lie placed against them there. They disappeared from town some time lust rriiluy night after police had spotted one of the girls standing on the SUNDAY & MONDAY! HH:lllH(UUft Continuous Sat.-Sundayl J.30 p. m. "' U.Jr Xs fW INFORMATION DIAL 4572 OR 45S7 tak SATURDAY f MIDNITE!J Doors Open lli30 p. m. v5f''ir 'A Rougher, tougher, more $"r $ terrific ... as a discharged Hero, out j C manhunting to trail a ruthless V) enemy for an l n - unforgiveable I crime! j 2...-. WW . v ., ledgu of the Keen hotel roof, ap parently about (o leap off. Investigation showed Unit the girls had rented room In the Klamath hotel and hud visited In another room occupied by two men during the iiilernnoii. Thu men, Thin mini Vaughn and liny K. Cox, were taken Into custody by police that night and were re leased on ball. Vaughn and Cox Jumped hall and left town, Juvenile officials said, anil Investigation la being made to determine whether liiey mlKht have goiiit to I'c iidlctnu. The girls were found to he In Peiulleton when nno of them wired hume for $50. They were not together when arrested but are believed to have been pre paring to leave Pendleton. One LAST DAY i)TOTTivyii George RAFT riairo TRFVOR VI l - - - - Slene - GAY Y smss r mil .'i . ...iiiilMt-WWlMT.. Spring Lake Man Off For Ireland Joining other Kluiuulh basin residents who lire iiiuhIiih a long anticipated vUll to Ireland Is Miii'tln (iienn, pi'ninlneut Spring l.ukn rancher, who left Monday by train for New York, (irt'cn sails May 20 on Hi George Wiishlngton and taking pa.ssaue on the same ship are Mr. nnil Mrs. nichiii'd WiiInIi of Tnle lake who are aim) paying a vimt to Ireland, (ireen goes to his old home In County llalwiiy anil will prohnhly slay for six inontliii In hlsjialtve land. of the girls has a sister living In I'onillrion. ,nd afr'fly- you' ll r LEARN to say ( ifi ta "si. sir h 1 u "SI, SI! .' Tl III .,-Y3-.-r.... lwni.i wi " r 1 . ..-rtlCO 7 " . ' .. lo ico 7 . 1 1 ButnosA'ns mrf, . a mmati too m'mf to titp fiim fonjtt! iWtalU
