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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1946)
) DAR Cheers Retention Of 'White Artist' Ruling ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Miiy 211 (A I') Tin. Diiiiiiliti-ra of the AiiH'ik'iin Hi'viilutliin rlupiii'u linnil mill rlKrri'l today when Mm. V.. C. Urnny Viimi of l.p iiilu, N. J iinniiiini'i'il with ill ii will uf ri-niiliilliin ciiIIIiiK fur ili'li'llmi of ii "whlli' iirllt inly" cluumi In CnnntUiilliiii Hull rental contrnt'l. Hart Mountain Trek Slated r.AKKVIKW, Miiy 211 Willi ftllll InVltlltlnll III tllll mull null u fur lui'Ki'r itdwiI tliuii i'Vit hr ' furt' a ci'iialiity, tin- weM iiiimt fiumni npi'ii ulr pilurlniiiKi', the liniilllil I irk In (lie "lllim Sky lluli'l," IiIkIi nlnp Hurt nif n 11 tn In, ly tlu Inynl ini'inlii'm of tin- Or- lIlT of till- Alltl'llllll', will bo ri-vlvi'd on July 12, 13 unit 14. A I r ll (I y iii'kliowli'ilurmi'lilii aru bi'iiiK rwi-lvril frnin IIidmi ri'ci'lvlnu llin liivlliilliinii mid lil mint nom ui't't)nipiinUl hy "re1 Itrt'l." Nn Invitation have brim nuilli'il to I. ukr county ini'inhi'r thin yrur, mill AnliiloM' iiffliiiil lull Unit, ilui In thn vnit thronK rxiici'ti'd, It will lie absolutely iircrmiiry to n-nlrli t utti'ndunco from within the host county to ini-inhtT of I ho I .nkir t'oiinly rhiunbi-r of conimrrce. oniior of tho rvi-nt. Coininunili-r Scut I, fumed radio traveler of MILS, nlrruily him In diciilrrt 111 in-r'iJtimci. Other to bp pri'iu-nt Include nulla mid iirwnMiMr rmpreiuirln, en utorn iind ronKi'eimnien, litte li'lilnlulorn, writer and oIIiiti from all over the went und other part of the country. u well. Thin yrnr'ii convention In the flrnt lnre 1041, due to wartime miapensliiii. but In tho 1 1 tit ill mi otherwise annual aerie. The umiiiI admonition. ''No liunii, no dona, on women," have been miiimented by one other, "no airplane, beyond the I.nkp view airport." However, Ante lnper wlshinu to come by plune are tinted to take advnntiiiEc of the excellent port fiicllllles at I.akevlew. Trnntriiillnn tho rest of tho way will bo provided. Plan are belnit nuide for a radio hrnntlraat from atop Hart mountain' H00O feet, and a trims: likelihood rxM that movie and maifa.lne "till" also will materialize, further hlnh llKbt are to be announced liurtly. Fort Klamath Mr. and - Mr. Wllllnni K. Dyche of Klamalh Full were Wednemlny bulne visitor hero lust week, and while In fort Klnmulh were luncheon uuet at the homo of hi brother and wife, Mr. and Mr. Thomas O. Dyche. und ton Jlnunle. Mr. M. Andenion ol Mien burn, Wnh., I vlMling here ut Hit hpme of her aon-lil-lnw, (UiutthUT and family! Mr. and Mr. T. R. Nicholson and child ren, and plans to remnlii fur lumr time. Other visitor ut the NlchoUon home recently In cluded Mr. Nicholson ister and brother, Mr. John Peter ion of Carlton. Ore., and Karl Anderson of Kllensburg. Wash. Mr. Neva Webb ha pur chased Bullou' General stare here and took possession on Thursday of lust week. Property Involved in the snle Included the store bulldinits, merchan dise stock, fixtures, and part of the land. R. S. Bullou retained a part of the property, including a small residence adjucent to the store, and Intends to remain in fort Klnmiith. Mrs. Muruurct Wutson went to Gilchrist lust week to attend the graduation exercise In which her niece, MurKuret Nell son. was one of the KrucluatlnK senior from Gilchrist high school. Mr. and Mr. Glenn Smith hove moved to Mowlch where ho will bo employed In logging. Smith formerly worked for the Kinney Logging company at llarrlman lodge on tho west side of Klamath lake. Saturday afternoon guest at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. L. M. Streetor nt tho Strecter Wood river ranch were Mr. nnd Mrs. Tod Dcffenbuchcr of Chllnquln. On Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Strect er hnd as their guest Mr. and Mr. Carl Baker nnd family of Klamath full. SUFFERED 4 YEARS FROM CONSTIPATION Now Ents Famous Cereal Daily With Excellent Results If you nro troubled by constipa tion, this sincere, unsolicited letter should bo rcuil by you : "Kor four mlHirntitn ypsm I wnl plnffmtl by ronRtliinUnn, Only n Inxitllvn lltti- n mlmir stoin bomb nv. mt rrlli-f, Finally, lilrnil rcomtnpnili-il Kt'llnuu'a All-llrnn. I nnw rnt II pvory ilny with rntlroly Balis factory rmullM. 11 hiis mi-nnt s new lenod on life." li.itrj N. Morrollo, llos (II. lUrl funj, Conn, Think wlint this lettor mean) You, too, may nuvcr havo to tako another hnr.sh laxutivo for consti pation duo to luck of hulk in tho diet if you eat KELLOCiG'8 ALL-BRAN cvory day, and drink plenty of water. Try till pleasant plan for 10 days. If not completely satisfied, semi empty carton to Kellogg Company, Hattlo Crock, Michigan. Grt double your wiaiirv tack. Rcmomhcr! ALL-BRAN I not a purgative. It's a wholesome anil nutritious cereal that provides ' genlto bulk helpful to normal dim- ' ination. Try ill Oct ALL-BRAN today at your irrocer'. Mado by Kellogg'i of ilaltla Crock and Omaha. Hundred of the 200(1 dele gate to the DAK flfith eon llnenlal emigre hissed Mr. Vuiiii when she rose, The delegate by volco voto refused ut first to ullow Mr. Vaiin to speak on tho resolution which was reported out us un favorable by liie 74 woman reso lution committee. Mrs. Jullu Y. Tulmudgo, of Athens, (iu., president general of tho IjAH, nnd Mr. Vinton K, Slsson of Chicago, a delegate, suggested that III the Interest of Ihe society the congress permit Mr, vuiiii to speuK. In a second voice vole Mr. Vann wu given permission She said that In view of tho appointment of a special com mittee to study the rental con tract, her Polly Wyckoff chup ler of northern New Jersey bud decided to withdraw tho resolu tlon. Mr. Talmiido. sent a telegram to Hep. dure Itootllc Luce (It Conn. 1 bend of a 17-woman com mittee seeking deletion of the "while artists only" clause, say ing tho DAK would enforce dis solution of that committee. Mrs. Luce, In a telegram to Mrs. Tnlmiide released lust night In New York, wild the commit tee would not lie dissolved. Mrs. Grace L. II. Urosseuu of Greenwich, Conn., national chairman of the resolution com mittee, said her group voted unanimously iiguiiist tho Wyck off chapter resolution. Tho American petroleum In dustry win horn in 1H5B, when crude oil wu pumped from the first well ever drilled for the sole purpose of producing petroleum. British Occupation urns Savon hundrad plckad troop of 34th Australian Infantry brigade parada from Tokyo Cantral station May 8 as first con tingent of British commonwaalth occupation forcas to arriva thara, Thasa troop will halp guard imperial palaca and othar Important spots. NEA talaphoto. Axe Blow Injures Mowich Lumber Man Teler M. Miller, 43-year-old employo of the freisen Lumber rompuny ut Mowlch In northern Klumulh county, suffered pain ful injuries curly Wednesday morning when he was cut by an axe below the knee. Miller was rushed to Klamath Vullvy hospital yesterday and was given emergency treatment. He wa working in the wood at the time of the accident. His Forces In Japan i condition la reported good today. Reconnaissance is a military term denoting the rcconnoitering or examination of an enemy's position or movements. GUNS All typaa of domastle guns wantad. Top prices paid. The Gun Store 714 Main Phona 3863 MILITARY PLAIN TOE All men prefer the neat styling and comfort of this shoe. Goodyear welt leather soles, rubber heels. Brown. Sizes 6 to Antique Finish Blucher Goodyear welt, flexible needs no breaking in . . leather soles and heels. Straight medallion tip. Tan. Sizes 6 to 11. Genuine Wing Tip A smart shoe for any oc casion. Deluxe quality. Goodyear welts, leather soles and heels. Brown leather. Sizes 6 to 11. SEARS Jl OSC Honors Go To Five Klamathites OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Cnrvallis, May 23 five stu dent from Klumuth fall re ceived college honors at two re cent convocation. Patricia Benolst. freshman in pharmacy, wa tapped by three societies. Talons, honor service organization for sophomore women; Lambda Kappa Sigma, national honor society in phar macy; Alpha Lambda Delta, scholastic honor society for sophomore women who made at least 3.30 grade-point average during their freshman year. James D. Case, freshman In engineering, received honorable mention for the freshman E. A. Cumming prizo based on pro ficiency in scholarship, succcs in student activities, qualities of manhood and leadership. frcd S. Eyerly Jr., senior in forestry, received first honorable mention for the senior E. A. Cummings prize and wa tapped by Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic honor society. Eyerly mm. It's Wise. 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Keynold i also a member of Pi Mu Epsilon, honor society In mathematics and Sigma Tau, national professional honor fra ternity in engineering. Virginia Ellen Smith, Junior in business and industry, was tupped by Kappa Delta PI, na tional honor society in educa tion. Miss Smith wa recently elected president of Phi Chi Theta, national honor society for women in commerce. PILLOW KLAMATH MACHINE & LOCOMOTIVE MILL SUPPLY DEPT. Spring and Elm Infants' dress in dainty styles with lace and ribbon trims. They make love ly fiflsl Covers entire, bed. ties at corn ers. Birdseye and flannel with or without sleeves. Tiny, beautiful shaped baby feet. Keep them that way all through life. Give them a safe start in Sears shoes. Soft, strong leather. Roomy toes. Flexible, non-trip wedge heels. t rx Asa. ' All Wool Felt Boyville Jr. 1.19 Styled right for Hi young lad. Pr.-bloked pinch front shape. 1 'i inch welt edge brim. Dupont Texon tweatband. Blue, brown. 6 14 -6 ft.' Boyville Jr. Wool Worsted 2.19 Handsomtly rib knit sweater. Com fortable sleevaleu V-neck style. Rib trim at neck, armholes arte bottom. Choice of colors. 4-10. 3.89 39c HtaAi.o a nana. ai-.i rails, or., Chiloquin Burglar Robs Power Office CHILOQUIN, May 23 The California Oregon Power com pany' office here were bur glarized some time between 9 p. m. and midnight last night, according to a report from Po lice Chief Henry Johnson. Johnson expressed the opinion it was a one-man job. An early check disclosed that two new electric iron and an adding ma chine were missing but much other equipment was left un touched. Entrance waa appar BLOCKS (Heavy Clamp Boxes) Babbitted and Reamed Both Ends Faced A" to 2 1516" Inclusive Phone SMI be wise . . . prepare Sears supplies the "musts" of babyhood . . "little extras" that add a an infant's Look to Sears for Creepers with dainty embroid ery trim. Button or crew neck. Colors. Actually worth 15c more! Cotton flannel e 1 1 e. 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