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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1946)
Reds Attack Manchurian . Nationalists By Til Associated Prtu 'I'll I'llllll'SM Kiivrrillili'llt -'""1-nuimlrr In Miuicliurln rriiorlrd toiliiy IiIh furiTS smith of the en pi In I (if I'liiinucliiiii wcrn mi ller ulUickK (if imilintliiH Intensity fruiii cnnnminlxt urtlllury unci atniflnu wuriillincH. Ceil. Tu l.l inlMK, thr Kovrrn iiii'iil I'oiiiiniiiiclrr, milil two com iiumiIhI iiliinua ymlenlny slrnfed llovi'rniui'iil supply I nilnB li southern portion of S.i'plnultiil, where- muni' of hln fluent troops hove been nlnlleil fur weeks. An liiiTvitnliiii nunilwr of com' nuinlnl wnrpliinei were report ed sltfliteri In tliln-flKliUK zona of iiiiiIIi I'eiitml Miinehuilii. Tii cluliiied lilt lroo) helil tho oiithern iiiirtion of h.eilnilKui,n Willi the eouuminlsls In control of the norllieni KCcllnn. Ho "'t) the flulilliiK liuliln llic city w rcxtrli-leil to minor sklrmlsiica. Gum and Plants Attack The coiniiiiinlata. however, poured In a lienvy iirllllery bar lime on Die mtliern pnrt of tho i lly yesterday while their war pliinei were atrlklnii at the sup ply triilni, Tu ileclurccl. IlPiiewed fliihllntf In north China nnd the woundlnK of two i U. S. marine!! iilao were report ed. The Kovernment'a central newa mteney naitrrtcd the mo- rlnea were wounded when a Tientsin ChlnwnniltHO express train win fired on 4S mllvs north of Ticntxlii. It nnld mnrino lii'ii(lcuiirtcrK Ik Inventliiiitluu. The nuencv renorled froni Tal yuan, eiiplliil of Shiinl province, two coniiniinliit rculmenlH and reinforcements loliillnK 2 0 0 0 men attacked unvernnienl forcca aouth of YInKhslen luat Thura duy anil nfler an liour'a battle entered the village. The dispatch mild the Inrldent hud Im-cii referred to the Tnlunif truce team. riuhllna In Klanasu Another central news dlnpatch asserted flk'htlnn had developed In northern KlnnK'U province, where part of the communist new fourth army of 50, 000 men hud arrived at Kukao and wi blockadlnu the city, and 100.000 other communist were polled for an aitHiuill on Nantuun, occu pied by government troop. In I'elplnu, however, hopes for a truce when 1,1. Gen. Clienil Knl mln, government represent atlvo at (truce) headquarter, flew to Nanking on a special trin telleved to Ik- connected with resumption of talka by Cieneral Marshall's pence committee. Pilot Lost As Ship Hits Alaskan Reef JUNEAU. Alaska, May 13 lP) Crewmen of the halibutcr Flying Cloud nld ycKterdny no trace haa been found of Pilot Joe Brady of DoukIbs, since he ills appeared during or Jut before Vh. crash a the vessel ran Jiground Sunday morning on favorite reef. 1947 Studcboker Shows Revolutionary Style ll ii i i an i ii aaiMiiiifiiiia Malnawl im "u "" tMjmvf'y i " t ' ' m " " AI.B KIWI. KUastk r.lH, Ors. WIONISDAT, Ms? IS, WIS, m. :-v'iinii 11 Outstanding among 1947 Studabakara la this radically designed flvapassanger Champion coup. Contour-fit windows replace the upper part of the former rear quarter body panels. Thus, the rear window has been broadened to assure u nobstructed rearward vision. Lower bodies and an advanced styling that extends the passenger compartments out to the former fender-lines are the creation of Raymond Loewy. internationally famous designer. Mechanically, the cars have been re-engineered from the road up. Two chassis improvements among a number worked out by Btudebaker engineers are self adjusting brakes and a redistribution of weight that promises to revolutionise conceptions of riding comfort. Womens' Clubs Back County Health Work Two of the women' aervico club of the city, tho Soroptl mint and Venture clubs, lire uipnrtlng the program of the Klamnlh County Public Health UMmclutiim by Inking full re sponsibility for the tuhle decora lion for tho annual dinner meeting tonight, Wednesday, President Kalhleen Thompson of the Soroptlmlt club an nounced thut ii work meellug, slivering dcrorutlnn for the oc casion, wiis held lust night at the home of Coral Siibo, one of the Snropllmlst members. Word hu been received from A. R. Wllvin, first president of the association, that he will be Present at the dinner. Fred K. leet, who served a president of the association three different terms, will also be present. Mrs. Neal Stewart. Vance V. Vaupel and Twyla Ferguson arc among other past presidents who will be at the silver anniversary din ner meeting at the Willard hotel at 8:30 o'clock. Multnomah County Unveils Memorial PORTLAND. May 13 (IP) The first World War II memorial to be erected in Multnomah county will be unveiled .Sunday by the West Hills American Legion post. A five-ton rock will be em bedded In a concrete pedestal on Multnomah school grounds. A purchmcnt scroll Inscribed witli tho names of 1232 persons who served in the war will be enclosed In a copper tube and sen led inside a niche in the rock behind a bronze plaque. Proves Wonderful For Itching Skin! To promptly soolha Itrhlnr. tiurnlnf kin of Krsma. Uln'!''"- AlM.l I'inrluia sml similar skin sml sculp t.lions dua to MlMnsI csuso spply Zmo Doctor's hitily nwllrslwl. In,,.. Ma lliiuld bcki by Si ytmrs eonl Inumis suecpas! . The t sppllrslloiM of 7mo brlns womlorlul nu.ir.r. Thro Znn promptly Islls to sl'l llisllni!. Hi-Inn liiniit.il II don'r show on ih. skin. Over it6.OO0.000 jisckstfits soltll I'irsi inw convlnros. In a sue. At sll ilrimloros. soltll rirai trim ZEM0 $3 AUTOMOTIVE $3 SERVICE SPECIAL! 1. Lubricate Chassit Complete 2. Chock Transmission ond Differential for proper level 3. Fill Steering Gear Housing 4. Removo, clean, repack and adjust front wheel bearings 5. Inspect and report on Brake Lining 6. Clean and Re-Oil Air Cleaner 7. Clean ond Space Spark Plug 8. Clean Battery, check water ond Tighten Cablet 9. Adjust Fan Belt tension 10. Wash and Vacuum Car $3 We have a large supply of BUMPER JACKS Reasonably Prlcedl Dick B. Miller Co. $3 OLDS TOWER 7th and Klamath Phone 4103 '-.. ', mi VCiiv W;V..H i (.'. ry. -f Mrt"-'- , '- -..-J iH'V' Hi. 3- 'k-x I " 1... V MY PLATFORM as a candidate for CIRCUIT JUDGE i I 3 v;.;?';i--vsfi'i.i-K. ri .1 : Clarence A. umii 1. A quiet and dignified administration of Justice. 2. Honest, impartial consideration of all cases. 3. Fair, courteous treatment of litigants, witnesses and jurors 4. Efficient and prompt handling of ajl judicial business 5. Kind, considerate and understanding treatment of all juveniles 6. Prevent juveniles from becoming delinquent 7. Confining my efforts to the work of the office Polillcnl Advertisement Paid for by Cliironcc A. Humble. Klamath Falls American Legion Post No. 8 PRESENTS with WARREN GRAM LUCILLE RONALDO PELICAN TCIEATUAV 16 Matinee, 2:00 p. m. Evening, 8:00 A Full Two Hours of Thrills! MODERN MYSTICISM and ORIENTAL MAGIC Lady Sawed in Half Shifting Sands Houdini's Trunk Escape Vanishing Rabbits Sleight of Hand And Scores of the World's Most Famous Mysteries of Magic! Sponsored by The KLAMATH FALLS AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 8. Through the Cooperation of the Following Firms. Dick Reeder's Cor. 5th and Main Store For Men Castleberry's Phont 6S21 Cut Rate Drug Store 530 Main St. Claude H. Davis Linoleum Venetian Blinds 426 Main SU Piggly Wiggly Home Owned Store Corntr 7th and Pin Jack's Shell Service Oregon and Donald John Berglund 634 Doty St Builder and Contractor Phone 5335 Ole's Tavern 1012 Main St. 537 Main Phone 7013 J. W. Kerns 734 So. 6th SU Radio Station K F L V Leons Exclusively Yours . Hibbs Clothing Co. Mack Lillard Ashley Chevrolet Co. . 6th Phon Cascade Home Furnishings "Frigidoire" 124 N. 4th. Rose Motor Co. Pontiac and G. M. C. Trucks 4th and Klamath Phone J164 Elie Nash Co. 806 So. 6th Complete Automotive Service Phona 3650 Selby Willys Motor Co. JEEPS 410 So. 6th Phone 4113 401 So. 6th Phon 6934 Schubert's Repair Shop U. S. Plastic Boats Evinrude Motors 820 Klamath Ave. Phone 32S7 La Pointe's KFJI -1240KCS. Smith Bates Ptg. Co. 132 So. 5th St Commercial Printing Phone 3714 Reliable Cleaners 121 So. 9th Phone 4823 1710 Orcon At. Phone 8861 Klamath Furniture Co. 221 Main St. Top Notch Cafe 2065 Oregon Ave. Jurgensen's Groceteria & worry's Market El ATVs Miller's 512 Main St Eads Transfer & Storage Co. Herald & News Goellers Wallpaper AND PAINT STORE 434 Main Pittsburgh Paints Tel. 6704 220 Main St. Phon 8271 Standard Optical Co. Stylish Guaranteed Glasses lamath Fall 71S Hal Currin's for Drugs Main at Ninth Phona 4514 Klamath Billiards Billiards Eats Beer 630 Main St. The Eagle Cords Beer 627 Main St. Klamath Machine AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS Machine Shop & Foundry Spring and Elm Sts. Leons Tots To Teens 602 Main St The Spud Lunch Kelly and Olson. 327 Main St Dimbat Motors 3rd and Main
