Marshall Cornett Pleads
For Shrine Hospital Aid
By MARSHALL CORNETT
Illustrious Poltnlili, Hillah
Tsmpla
Whril H'0(jlu who liuvi' Ik'i'H
ruined In llui Aiurrluiii li million,
who are alm Imbm-il Willi
Christian Instincts, si-i lii'iillliy,
vlKuriitis, happy clilldron ul (l y ,
tlicy have a K I u urn I"") lll'IIVI'll,
so lii n)fiik. Uy Din sanir token,
ihiIIiIiik In inure ilcpn-asliiK than
1 ace a poor lilllu wulf with a
lirokrii Mini ili'forini'il body who
in trying to find Hiyiiniit and
happiness.
il In difficult to rciill.f. In
IIhw fiillKliti-iii'd duyii, Unit
rlvlllzatinn iiiiii-Ii oldrr llmii
mir destroy hiihlrs who urn
horn with deformities or who
contract defli'lencles llirouuli
any number of well pulilldrd
maladies.
It has only been a little more
Iliiin a iiiniitcr of ii century that
we, In America, have endeavored
to correct misfortunes In our un
der teen line youth, thai they
mlKht have a chance at what wti
call equal opportunity. Just
about 2! yearn ago the North
American Shrine orniinliitloii
wan Inspired to do sometliliiK to
help those poor innocents who,
Ihrouiih no fault of their own,
were born Into thin world or
stricken with a handicap no
liruenome physically that their
nirntiil attitude presented a
ureiiter pnililem than the din
ability. Wn arc happy that our
effort have paid dividend be
yond our fondest hopes. To date
almost one hundred thousand
have been benefited tn the point
where they could take a useful
place In society.
We here In Klamath Kail)
have the orlvilcite of helplim in
thl ureal humanitarian work.
The Klamath Khrlne Club I iflv
liiK lt annual Crippled Chil
dren's dunce tomorrow nlKlit,
June t, to aid till mercy organ!
ration, Kvery ticket that you
buy and every dollar that you
donate (which by the wav Is de
ductible) will ito directly to thin
work. This year, as In the punt,
It's that new appliance, store Tuckor-Stcinkomp!
Wa'll ba opon tomorrow, Juno 1st. W'H b short
on ifotk but wa'll handle:
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STR0MBERG CARLSON RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS
HOFFMAN RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS
LAUNDERALL AUTOMATIC WASHERS TAPPAN RANGES
THERMAD0R Ranges, Heaters, Hot-Water Heaters
SILEX Coffee Makers G. E. SMALL APPLIANCES
TOASTMASTER PROCTOR APPLIANCES
TUCte-STEIUP
Esquire Theatre
Bids.
Sh finer Appeols
Marshall Cornell askt public
support for dance tomorrow
night In behalf of Shrlnsri' Hoi
pital lor Crippled Children,
a group of big hearted citizens.
with which Klamnth falls Is
blessed, has uimerwrltteii the
total cxieniie of the ball and
every nickel collected will go
toward deliverance from phys
ical bondage for some poor little
tot who otherwise would face
a areedv world with little chance
jof winning. Let's don't let our
j progress in degeneracy become
' so rapid as to lose all sense of
I fair play. Let's don't, by our
, actions, declare: "All men are
created equal except those who
Cleaners
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Fans
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Heater.
Home Freezers
Irons
Ironert
Mixers
Percolators
Radios
Ranges
Refrigerators
Roasters
Cookers
Sewing Machines
Household Teals
Toasters
Washers
Waffle Irons
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APPLIANCES
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Bo0" M0TOB
1945 Potato Acreage
Reported For Area
The beat Information avallabla
Indicates that rowers of the
Klamath district planted 28,01)8
acres to potatoes In 1845. fillip-
menu are not qultu completed
at this date but should be around
12.0110 cars or about 80(1 cars
leu than in li44. The ll44 acre-
am- was 2ft, 000. The AAA alien
up tii clule iiuiicales some reduc
tion from 11)45.
Rains Check
Crop Damage
PORTLAND, May 31 Ml
General rains throuithout the
stale in the week endlnx May
28 checked drouth damage In
the nick of time, the weather
bureau's, weekly crop report aald
today.
The rains, the report said,
"have entirely reversed the out
look and now almost completely
assures the uKrkulliirul districts
of the state of good to excellent
crops of Kraln and hay, and
Kreatiy Improves the prospects
lor fruits, truck crops and Har
dens." ilosebiirK receiver! 2.4 inches
in the week, the stale's heaviest
piccipitatloit. More than an inch
was recorded at linker, Kugcno,
llcppncr, and La Grande.
The week's maximum temiier
ature was 82 dexrees at Wasco
and the minimum 33 at Lake
view. are physically deficient." But
rather let us take the broad
minded view and pledge our
hearts and treasure that Shrin
era' hospitals may forever be
dedicated "To the Glory of God
and tn all humankind, regardless
of IIACE, CHKED or COLOR.
Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin
rmaoroiMHT roor seKciALfsT
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Little Trouble
Mars Holiday
Klamath comity weamered
the Memorial Uay holiday with
out major incident and state
and city police reported motor
ists both In and out of town
caused them tittle difficulty as
if In answer to their pica to
"drive safely."
One three-car accident south
of Worden and four miles north
of the state line on tiiiihway 87
early Thursday morning dam
aged the vehicles but left the
occupants uninjured, state po
lice rejKirted.
Drivers of the cars wire Earl
Uurfeo, 1130 lflh, Murial
1'ralt, 334 N, 4th, both of this
city, and Victor Laurence Wolf,
3UI3 N, Union avenue, Port
lond. Officers said Diirfte's car
was parked on the side of the
highway neaded north when
Muriel Pratt's car struck the
rear of the Durfee machine
KirinshlnK fenders of both ve
hicles. The Pratt car stopped
about 50 feet on up the high
way, the front end stickin out
and this car was hit by the Wolf
machine traveling south. The
rilit front fender of Wolf's car
was torn off and additional
damage done the I'ratt car.
Muriet I'ratt was arrested
following failure to give name
and address at the scene of the
accident, on Information Riven
state police by the Portland mo
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torist. She Is to appear t 4.30
p. m. today in justice court.
Other motorist said the woman
caught ride into town and
left the scene.
Elrfnn Lee Woods, 3-year oid
son of Mr. and Mrs, F. V. Woods
of the Brimming Cup auto court
at Keno, was nursing a Widly
injured right hand ovr Me
morial Dav the result of an
accident at home late Wedne-
day. The child was helping an
older brother cut wood when
the axe severed the first finger
of the hand. He was brought to
Klamath Valley hospital for
treatment and dismissed.
Stale police reported the Me
mortal Day arrest of Franklin
Nicholas Burns, 47, charged
with assault and battery on a
warrant signed by Mrs, Burns,
Officers arrested Burns at cabin
35, 2520 S. 8th, after the roan's
wife said he had twice beaten
her. He was lodged in the coun
ty jail In lieu of $50 bail.
City police reported but two
minor traffic arrests, both for
violation of the basic rule, and
15 drunks and one vagrant
were picked up. Five parking
tickets were Issued throughout
the day.
In ForastrY Charles Sulla-
way, 401 HilWde formerly with
the farm labor office at Tute
lake, has taken position a
clerk in the office of U. S, for
estry, federal building. At pres
ent he is staying with an uncle
and hla family in Tuleiakp,
where they will remain until
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