Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 17, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text! Welfare Work Featured In Post-War Government WASHINGTON, Mny 17 lI') Pii'sldmitl Truman's first bluit. ': print fori stri'Miiillnliig postwar giivi-rniiifnl piuiliHi'd only u ' tinlil still tuduy on Capitol Mill, lie ciiiiili'd u little more com n t Willi mi iiceuiiipiinyliiK un- Lutherans To Confirm Nine i Ciuif Intuillciii mirvlvi-a will b ' lirld ut Kluinath MUlii-ran Church ut tlio morning worship, II it. in. on Humliiy, Muy 11), A cIuhb of nine yoimu peuplr ivil 1 bt' iMinflniird. Tlicy air: I.miniiiio JtinifM DfiTuli, Cii'inld )'.. OviTi'ii, UnliiTt llrui'o l.iild ' lnw, Alio Alli'ii Schtiltz, Wlnl. lied Klnlnc Sih'cIiiiuii, HiiiiiiIiI fhrlnlliin Sti'iliinrt, lititly Ann Kliillc, lOlt'linor Vlvliin Wuldcn ;. mid Jnym Jiitliryn Wcriiur. j Thr Itov. S. M. TopiirsH will Mi-iik on Him suhluct, "Wlitil Slnill I Un With Joaua?" The t Vwiiinr choir will liif. An oldT. iii fur "Lullii-rnn World Ac 'inn" will ui ri'i-alvrd. LiiIIiit t mm of I ho Nutltinul Lutheran ,('iiiinill in Amrrlcu huvr ai't as i ihi-ir K"ul to ralsu trn million tilnlliiiH chimin tin next two vriirs for ri'hiiliilltiitlon work In Ti in- wiir lmn coinilrln. Tin' Suiulny school will incut ut tin' ri'Kidiir hour, MA a. m, i nhiii'd inovlra tnki'n on Easter ' Dny will hi' aliuwn, Solo Feature At Christian , Our of th(! solo iiiiuihvra tliul 1 took flrat pliiiT ut I ho Ashlunri s iniiHiriil (ryouta from aoullinrn ' On-H'Mi liluli school will bo iu:il nl till' KllH Christian church v .Suiulny morning. : ' Tin' ani-num. ''(.Sod's Testifying iVi'iu-hcr" will bo delivered by ilic puitgr, Hov. Ilownrd r. Nnti-lilns. Tin., choir will alnii : ilu' iiiithi'iii, "I'ut On Thy i SliciiKlh O SMon." Sunday Schodula X llihlc achool Is lu'ld nt 0:45 in. with classes for oil uui-a. ;Tlda fnilurn ol the church's i service la enjoying greater al i teiuluticii thun ever before c ' cording to Ilia puator. ; The young pooplo meet nt 0:30 i p. in. and both aenlor und iuiilor illumes Inviti' nil youths In the i community to iittond. The cvo 5 nlng eviingellatlc session meets j nt 7:44 for singing and fellow- ship. Thi public l Invited to j attend thla Inspirational get S together by mcinbera of the ! church. China Clipper Makes Seattle KirAT-i'i r. Muv 17 lypi Tha fifth I'iiii American world lr- wuya t imalf llnllon cupper to ny the greiit circle route from the Orient arrived nt Boeing field at 12:211 n. m. today. It will fly to Sun Krmiclaen Inter today. At the conlrota waa Capt. S. E. Hobblna. Flying time from ShiuiKhnl to Scuttle via Tokyo and Aduk, was 23 hour and 10 minutes. Five Seattle men from the company atatlnn at Adnk were aboard. Thev were: John Front, Edward Fayette, William Sled man, Carl Uerx. and Hob Wcat. FliKhl Hudlo Officer Joe Foulkea, la-iiuiuiih. arrived with the crew. No piiasengeri other than com pony peraonncl were aboard. The big plnno brought Chlneae newapnper.1 dated May 16 (MBy 15, Scuttle lime) which were lew than 24 hours off the pressea when they arrived In the U. S. Short Parts Close Willys-Overland TOLF.DO, Ohio, May 17 (fll Parts shortages will force the shutdown tonight of the Willya Overland Motors, an official an iviuncement snld. The shutdown Cill throw more than 3500 per sons out 6f work, Increasing to 10,000 the number Idle became of the conl strike nnd steel short yiitcs. House Votes Cut In Airmail Fees WASHINGTON, May 17 (I') A reduction In nlrmnil postage rules from 6 cents to 5 ccnta nn ounce wns voted unanimously today by the house. The legislation requires senate notion nnd White House approval before becoming effective. "Your Health la Our Buiineas" BUCKH0RN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Minora! and Mud Baths l".j-"ie irn 1 a 1 1 1 n I fnr .V'VrW lArlhrlhi NcurMli -i ''-n-t Bttn Nrouinen, Carbon Dioxid Vapor Bathi iir uiiriitrl and rtoommftnded fer Atilliniav livietnt Cnlrii Blna Ilriirichitii lllih nd Low Itlood lrriiurr. 0 lliirhhnrn Minnml Kprlnfi r In. cHlrd II inllfi flniith nf AihUnd, Ore, on i;mlirnl C'renk. X-IUy and riuoroiooplo Ettmlna (Ion, omplft, Fhrlla-Therupy CMnlo. lini'tor and Nurn art In atUnd nto, 9 RpimnnKlita Rtf Aoeordlnf l lrfntmnl rt)itlred, fomtilolflv furnlnhirl iltrplng and rtfiinitkfif iiltir mblm with all moilnrn faririltia, l''nr ritinrvallona or drtnllrd Infnr ninllon, attrlrprm lliiiklinrn Mtn - iinl Hnrlna- HaiiltHrliim, Kl, l( Anlilmiil, Ore., or phone Long llU laiicflt Dr. Herman Waxlar. Director nouiici'ini'iit that he Intends to seek upproviil aoon of a regular dopiirlini'iit with ciihlnot atiitua for the govvruiiiunt'a welluro activities, Tim Initial rouutlon of luw milkers wua tliul the reni-gHiilii-tlon pluiia prolmbly would keep congreKH In auaalon until mid July. 'J'hi' luw provide thut audi pltum become effective uftur flu culeudur duya, provld ud congress remains In session und ndopla no reaolutlon dlaup' proving them. The moat impiiriiint of thu atreiiiiilluliig mows proposed by Mr. Trumuii la the conaolldatlon of the government's nuiiieroua welfuro uctlvltles in the fedenil sacurlly agency, which he hopes to rulao to cuhlnet niuk. Parmanant Housing Agancy The chief executive ill no uu noiiiicvd u m'rmiiiiniit nlutim for thu niilloniil houalng ugency, or Iglnully u wiirtlmc aetup, und Hated a iiumber of other leaaer cliungea, moat of them currently in effect uiiiler temporary wur. time leiilahitlou. Senule Mujorlly Lender Hiirk- lev told a reporter tout aubmls aion of the pluna after the prea Idunt'a newa conference yeater day mude It procllciilly certain thut coiigreaa would not quit before the middle of July, lln added there wu very little hoe of getting through before then unywuy, ut the rule necea aury k'glalution la progreaaing, Flashes Of Life UNINVITED GUEBTS SKATTLK, Muy 17 il'i Jumea H. Sim, Sun Francisco, boutawuln of the Liberty ship Allen J. Unloh, alipper away to a Juatice of the peuce with briile lobe Joavphlne Chuppu of 1'ortlund for a "ulct" wedding. tint they found that the ship's crew hud beaten them there unci funned a wedding arch with chipping hainmurs and murliii apikes, The couple dnahed uwuy umld a shower of rice anil a promise from tha crew thut their honeymoon destination wu no secret, either "and were all going ulong." TOO BIO TO SWALLOW KEUDlNO, Calif., Mny 17 111 Forest HuiiHcr Harold I'utersoit reports the presence of a fish in the headquarters of the l'it river arm of Stiu&tu dam "as big us a truck" and if you don't believe it, he'll show you the truck. i'etcrson suid he used hit forest truck for a comparative measur ing stick to estimate tho big flnh'a length. lie cuine up with this duta: It wua a sturgeon, 14 fuel long. MERCHANTS DELIVERY Phona 7423. .gm-j w Have you dona anything Txlf,Mi Jtt f S I nL H I IlLX jZgrfffFTti tr2S about taking adrontage of TL'JTTx! a-- '- .' fS'y I 'ama Medical Service Bureau's 112221 i DAY$ mc HOSPITAL SERVICE PLAN XA rromTe" ra ) ; Ji for INDIVIDUALS and their FAMILIES fegj JUST RIGHTO1 0vCn, $tAbi o Af u TE,XTUf,E t lAf ffl TxYS Is best qualified S yT j Ingradtort. dSft Not Too Thick 1 I gfVai I chine. Reasonable charges, based .. V, . ' Vgltl L I on advance estimate. i When Disaster Strikes It s Too Late! ' ' "J lllulFmmfy SINGER SEWING CINTER for Information at prepaid hospitalisation Phona 7260 SjW - LlllllJllll ' I f 41 Main St Phon. 1402- -- - 7 ZTJ f:r4K PCT ; - 4,OvnFrsh-TsUtheDifTer... r Makes Clothes LfjUf f I I J l I C I WM Whiter jV I I I J H If :? sterling v l?A n J withKo C ra- S,LVER iM ' Albers r4$4 ni..t.- r n i lYYTrtf I cLDUibT bracelet -'iT77l miuci ) m&gm I L Just Look At These Advantages f 1 1 M m 9 it Fj Mtll I hitUJ O C f ' 7 , , , . . . a i i I v ..OaL k I I xDS- ft, S iust naturally finer-tasting l-You add these blue flakes when you use f X xTSl I - t.. ...i.d) M f' t I JliiwTiaTTl'S f I f , J boK top from A Ttls S I 2-11 blue, while you wash. ldCMtniK A I ' icfiHT wm. 50 canat.on quick wh.T , , , J AL: I 3-Gat clothes whiter, briglilerl I ISFTrrTlfLi i "Kf M" I o k- . WfcT I fV Jjllfm I . . lTlllTaMllTln?17lfH f f ' KA7' Vilcln.! G this stunning "Old MW f r ll .gMntiol fTTHlM H 4 Leaves no spots or bluing streaks. rilMvViTrV X ' ''' chsrm tht csn't b bought in any ' V k'ak s J 1. cfmmlJn I 5-No harsh Ingredients. Sole even for wash- 'lUT j J 1 .to. Ju.t print you, n.m..nd " '"9 SKfiffS 1 ble Colo atZZ3 If T f 'afaaafaBi ddrM plainly and sand to I yilft " k r' J ALBERS MILLING COMPANY. WM '5 Atjr? ' liK ff ' Ut BLU-WHITE Save You Work All 4 Ways I tcaumw, K'..'r I h w-fahi 1 r . rriB 1 i ... j tnm CrnaUon Quick Wbut, to j f kvHermJJk flaiwerVssi i,inERFULF 1 ,,-M, WR BIOOEST WASHINOS- . fORFINISTUNOiRIE-Sof. I "" "y J""- quick-cooking, fl.kdwh..tr6.1 L I t iff) -7 ' VERYTH j. 1 clollisl taitllsr, fool is$. "' "'' f O? tWhowhtstgndll from which r Mfjro-aiAer. Of COMf... W .. . Two Fine Fellows fawn l.;. ;.. - . j This picture waa ahown on ford Journal. Freddy Joa, i. and R, Jacob, hold NH Don Triumph Reid Will Fill Baptist Pulpit Hcv. Onirics J. Sundstrom has left for the Nutlonul Northern ilupllxl convention in Grand Haplds, Mich. Kev. Sund.strom expects to be gone for two Sun days and during thut time Kev. Crcs Reld will fill tha pulpit of the Immunucl liuptist church for bolh Sundays. Itev. Held sH'iit several yeara ax u home missionary In Color ado, then held pastorates in Col orado, as well as in the southern states, lie hus served under the uu.splccs of both the Northern Huplisl convention and the Southern DaptiKt convention. Ills lust pastorate wus in Mis souri. He came to Klainath Fulls lust fall and has been here all winter. All members of the linmamiel Duptist church us well ns all friends are cordially Invited to come and worship here. The evening services of the church hnve been changed to 8 p. m. through the summer. NUMBERS MIXUP MANKATO, Minn.. May 17 A) A womon motorist, in traffic court on a charge of speeding, Interrupted policeman who testified she had been driving 55 miles un hour. "Fifty-five?" questioned the motorist. "Not me. 1 was hit ting 00." "I ll make It fifteen," broke ill the Judge. "That is, fifteen dollurs. lr ' " - " J a, w... s - I Hold Prize Hereford tha cover of Tha American Har Donald Derrali 3. aona of Donald 22nd. Klamath Boys On Front Page The April 15 issue of The American Hereford Journal car rlcs a cover picture of two 'Klumath children and a prize Hereford. N I! Don Triumph . 22nd. The youngsters are Freddy I Joe, 5, and Donald Derral, 3, sons of Donald R. Jacob, a mem- ' ber of the firm of J. L. Jacob and Sons, oHnilors of the ! Norrnandale Hereford ranches at Malin and Fort Klbmuth. I The bull which the two are ; handling so completely is a pro iduct of the Normandule herd, , was grand champion bull at the Shasta County fair at McArthur, I Calif., last October, and accord ing to the breeders the coif was nld in Cecil C. Ilnlev. Bonanza, : for $2000 for eight months breed ing use of him. HARTFORD Accident and Indemnity ComS'nnr INSURANCE T.B.WATTERS KF To Observe 'American Day' 'I Am An American Day" will be observed in Klamath Falls, Sunday, May ID, when the American Legion post No, 8, in cooperation with the Junior Hostess group, will hold a picnic ut Moore park for members of the armed forces still stationed in thla urea. Doug vaden, picnic chairman, an nounces thut festivities will get under way about 2 .'ill p. rn. with a full program of picnic sports and contests, with valuable prizes for the various winners. Following the strenuous game session, a wiener roust will bo served, starting at approximate ly o p. m. Member of the aux iliary are cooperating with the Junior Hostesses in providing me rood. All members of the Legion ALL YOU DEMAND in mpirtn nunlity, purity artd alrenath, you ipH in nt. Joiepfi Aipirin. None liner at any prico. 12 tablet IfKr, You aava even wore oa Uie 100 ubuit um tar 3c Remove every trace of ugly water stain with Bondex it beautifies as it weatherproofs. The way to make your home look young again. Bondex is VMlmlfflti easv to bddIv with brush or MNDJ rWKTlY w easy to apply with brush or WTH ruccn BRCK spray and ia low in cost. WATERPROOFS FOUNDATIONS, TOO Get your BONDEX color cord from . . .. Hlr BibIo l.imbtr Cm, Main St Spring SU. Hutldr-r l.ombtr Co. 2074 So. tilh SL J. W. CopeUnd Yrdi M fdaln St . Klamath Falli Tulelakt, Calif, (itncral Paint Corperatlos SIS Main St. Goollvr'a Wallpaper aatf Paint titers 434 Mam St. Alio Available From Your Neighborhood Paint, Hardware and Lumber Dealer. ..i'i i 1 1 1 mi ma. i r-l 'I'I t I 'A 7l.UI W and their families ar urged to uttend and help celebrate thla year'a "I Am An American Day." Ail visiting members of tho various services, home on leave or discharge, are cordially Invited to bring their families and Join in the festivities. Zion Lutherans Elect Ta com an FAIRFIELD, Wash., May 17 lyiV-The Rev. A. M. Kettner, Tacoma, was elected ranking vice president of the northwestern district of the Zion Lutheran church at a convention yester day of Washington, Oregon and Idaho delegates. The Rev. Carl E. Fischer, Se attle, was elected secretary, William Labes, Wlnlock, was named treasurer, and the Rev. I. H. Kuester, Spokane, statistician. PHOTOS Taken In Your Horn. Children. Groups, Waddings. Commercial Work BUD'S 1031 Main Phona 35SB Dry up those damp walls with Bondex Heme I.Bmber and fluppi Ce. 2324 So. 6th St. I.akr Coontr lldwe. C'e. Lakevicw, Ore. S. E. Patterson Paint Store 1229 East Main St. The Moan Company Wholetal Only A15 Market St. Suburban Lnmbfr C. 4784 So. 6th St. Iwia Lake Moulding Ce. 3226 So. 6lh St. wmpmmtrmwnnm l'l'mi H.li; il l"''.,l ll,H'l 1 iifSAtn a Nswa, mia riu. ore. Algoma Baptists In New Location Services of Algoma Commu nity Raptlst church will be held Sunday In the old office build ing of the Algoma Lumber com pany, near the Algoma railroad station. The schoolhouse which has been used for services la to be torn down soon and It was necessary to make other ar rangements. Grand New At FOR SUMMER COMFORT there is nothing that can equal a light weight straw hat. Stetson and Castle give you the utmost in styling and cool comfort for . sports, business, or dress. DREW'S 733 Main ff2Ep SHIRT 4 A"i i Your Pioneer Klamath Clothier raniAr. Mir il, m, rata Niu Mr. and Mrs. Zell will con tinue as pastors. Tha aama hourt will be observed with Sunday school at 10 a. m., worship serv ice at 11:15 a. m. This service ia alwaya concluded at noon sharp and everyone in the com munity is invited to attend. Between two and three million Rolfera play on the more than 6000 courses In tha United States. 5DREW'S MANSTORE""5 by STETSON CASTLE Wy 2.50 up Styles . . . Drew's of course MANSTORE Phona 3463 s