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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1946)
Mlii. I'm In gl it 4.1 Trai AM Kiigatia . Klamath rail Hai'iaiiiaiitu ....... I'm Hand Malio .... Halt rraiKlaeu . Nallla .... MJIril .......... Hall Ulufl .-. WAWIINOTON ANI1 OHKI10N--Mai-y rh.uily wltli law IIKllI liiiwuri lmla, timlaht and M-ilunlay. I'tiular liitaimr purlhm Unlay, livlltl III llimlaiala amilliwaat wind off riia.l bauumlltg lu nurlliwa.l Sunday. NOKTIIKHN CAI.irilllNIA - Hiallarad rliitida tialay, tniiltflil ami Hatuiday lull hiiIi a law lmwim aatraina niiilliam liioiiiilaliia Iml.y Slightly ruular lu'lay. tlaittla In imxlalala waft lo nurlllwaat wllnU nil tftia.l. a Joint Bull Muryullcii Wright, iliiuiililrr ut Mr, mill Mm. l.cnllo 11. Wrliilit, In homo from the Uiilvrmily of Oh'Koii und will work thia umini'r in u iiiunihrr ol lilt) editorial alulf 11 f 'Mir Hi t- U und Niiwi. Mini Wright did iinlliir work u year iiku. Brosdcaat The Flral Church uf Christ, Sciential, Klumuth Kalla, la siwnaorliig scries of transcribed broadcasta orlglnat lull In the mother church at bunion. Theae bruadcaata to Liu ht'ld each first mid third Hun duy ut B:3U a. in. will iturt Juno 18 ovnr KKL.W. Bpcukfrs will ho Hurry C. Urowno, a for mcr member of tho Chrltitlun Sclvnca board of lectureship and former flmt roudi-r In tho mother church, and Henry Edi tion Wllllaiiia, an uctlvo Chrls tlan Science practitliincr in lion-ton, Arrived Home Lymun Put rlrk, MM 3e, ciimn lioinii from H nionlhn duly lit (Juiim recent ly, on u HU iluy leuvc. lie la Hie on of Mr. unci Mra. N. T. Tut rick of 23U5 Nile, of Ihla city. Haturnsd llurlon Gruy, who rrconily returned from aervice with tho united forces In Jimun, la employed hi thn offico of hlf fulher, K. Gruy, reullor. Attend Klamath Rodeo July 4 through 7 STOCKMEN SUITS In beautiful chalk atripe palterna of brown, grey, and blue. Zipper alyle Jacketai frontier pock eta. Slaea 36-44. They Are Beautlea. $37.50 733 Main South Sixth Improvement Group Coming Home Kay J. Mut tltuwa, daughter of lauhcl Mat thewa, will return homo this week ufler a vui-utlon apent ut Tui'omn. Wnah, She will he ac companied by Mnrlllyn Louk, former Klumuth Kulla realdent Mlaa Lung will reinuln hero for a abort vlalt brforo going to l.uke 'I'lihoo, where alto will apeud tho remainder of the sum mer. Vialtlna Hud Chrlstophcraon of Kun Kranclaeo and formerly of Klamath Kalla. la vlaltlnK Hob Caratonaon on Lakeshorc drive. Treatment O. T. Antiunion of lleutty haa entered Klumuth Vulley hoapllal for medical treatment. Hill Military School Wins ROTC Contest PORTLAND. June 14 (VP) The Hill Military academy rifle tenm won the national Intercol leKliilo ROTC competition for 1940, with a acorc of 774.1. Col. Kredorlrk II. Loomls of the acad emy anld today. Ho aald tho war department advtaed him of tho honor. The 10 man team competed against military schools ad colleges tlirounhout the nation, ho report ed. The team won the national I leant trophy competition earli er thla aprlng- Stolen Tulelake Car Found Near Beatty TULELAKE, June 14 A car brlonaing to Alfred Mahnrry Tulelake, stolen from Tulelnke atreel on May 27, haa been lo-1 cated on the Klamath Indian reservation In the vicinity of Deatty. The car wai returned to the owner, and Oregon stnte police nre Invcatlgattng on that aide of the line. , ...... .. k W:t ' ';'';?' ! vrrr i.wja gjawa Wilt- an mn rinanai fain Iin sat UsVMa).4 j,.murTtwmmtm,wriUimitiirh.Sti'i. ,.:,.,,..!mmm.- ..-....hm Officers elected at a recent meeting of the newly-formed South Sixth Improvement associa tion are Jack Prewltt, prealdenti Drurr McCurdy, vice prealdenti Virgil Home, aecretary-treaaurer, and George Conner, public relations officer. The next regular meeting is slated for June 28. when by-laws and other bualnaaa will be taken up. The group haa as its purpose benefits along S. 6th. Members are pictured above. Five Enlist In U. S. Navy Kive young men of this area enlisted in the navy through the loci. I recruiting office June 6. They nro Harold Leroy Wlrth, son of Mr. und Mrs. Vernon J. Wlrth. KI2 Laguna; Kenneth Hryson Weber, aon of Mr. and Mrs. llryon J. Weber, 317 La Kiinu; Wlllinm Lay, 24:i Or chard; Floyd Hurl Lay. US Mor timer: und Curlton Scroggina, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Fos ter Scroggina of Lakevlvw. Weber and Wlrth are former students of Klumuth Union high school. Wlllinm Lay spent three years In the army before World War II, and two and a hulf years In the naval reserve during the war. British law requires that bread be sold by weight alone. Cards Not Necessary For Labor Reporters ASTORIA. June 14 lI') News reporters ought not to be re quired to have union cards for admittance to labor convention mooting, the Oregon Federation of Labor believes. Such restriction "Is hardly in accord with our demand for a free press," an approved state ment by the resolutions commit tee said. The statement accom panied a recommendation for voting down a Klamath Falls district proposal. "No complaint has been heard of unfairness In reporting this convention," the statement said, "and we believe that is the grow ing tendency of newspaper re porting generally. But even if reporters at times are unjust, the remedy Is not to increase their prejudices by discrimina tion." Courthouse Records Marrlsff Ltetrnsee EAOAN-McCUMUER. Elmer Dudley Eaian, 41, cook. Native of lows Resi dent ot Klamath Falli, Ore. Barbara J ran McCumber, 34, box factory work er. Native of Oregon. Resident of Hprafue Rtver, Ore. STANTON -COWEN. Curtie M. Stan ton, 22, railroad worker. Native of Pennsylvania. Realdent of Klamath i Falls, Ore. Edna Marilyn Cowcn. 20, ! housewife. Native of Oregon. Resi dent ox t,niioquin. ure. Decree Oraaltd Leona June Francta vs. J ease Eugene Francis. Ollt I. House v. Wlnfred H. House. CUMiflcd Ad Bring: HcsulU KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Aetherlttg St Sm, lia FkaiM 4 US, 74AJ, iu er GIVE YOUR Sporting Goods!! MATT FINHIGAN'S Spt. Gds. MB 100K AT 7HESE BEACr E(i lMEVS, MOWER. mEGXIS CEXrAWLY GAVE ME A WOVDEXVl SHOWER Yes, pegg, amd yotx mems wu STAY 8EA(77F(i 10AGER EyOC (SE C10R0X V lAMDERMG, FOR CiOROX S EXTRA-GEmE. T LESSENS RCBBAfG, COVSERWmmBRCS 700, CLOROX REMOVES SmAS, BLEACHES WftTE COTTONS AMD LNEMS SVOHT WMTE (BRGHTENS FAST COLORS). DONT let your linens lose their lovely whiteness when it's so easy to make them snowy-white, showy bright, with Clorox ... It also makes laundry fresh and sanitary. And Clorox has an extra-gentle way with even the daintiest linens, for it's ultra-refined, patented, free from caustic. There's less rubbing too, when you use Clorox ... it conserves fabrics, saves time and work I Yes, washday and every day . . . Clorox does the job just right. In daily houseclean tng, Clorox disinfects, deodorizes, removes stains from tile, enamel, porcelain, linoleum, glass, wood surfaces. Simply follow directions on the label. s4mucai 7W" Bleach and BILE) 03 mi FREE FROM CAUSTIC TEARS OF UNSURPASSED DUALITY AND PERFORMANCE HAVE MADE CLOROX THE CHOICE OF MILLIONS... IT'S ALWAYS UNIFORM ... IT'S ALWAYS DEPENDABLEI Services Free 6 Klamathites Six more servlcemon from Klamath Falls and this vicinity were discharged recently, ac cording to army and navy bulle tins. Men discharged are Herbert II. Hall, Slc, 1604 Mitchell, Klamath Falls; Vincent J. Zumr, SSM(L) 3c, M a 1 1 n; Paul E. Larkey, Cpl., route 1, box SS8, Klamath Falls; Dale A. Knox, Cpl., Fort Klamath; Richard A. Pope, Cpl., 237 Jefferson St., Klamath Falls; and Walter E. Nuckolls, SSC, 1542 Dayton, Klamath Falls. Larkey, Knox and Pope all served in the army, while the remainder of the list were in the navy. Almost all of these servicemen have been overseas. Truman Mulls OPA Extension WASHINGTON, June 14 (If) i Handed a resounding defeat In congress on the issue of. price controls, President Truman left open today the question of ; whether he would veto the OPA extension bill. I He declined to commit him-! self when he was asked out right at his news conference ' whether he would sign or di approve the measure as it passed the senate last night. i ne senate approved a year s i extension of OPA shorn, how ever, of much authority and minus the risht to keep price controls on meat, eggs, milk, : butter and chickens. Mr. Truman said he couldn't answer the veto nuestion before i he saw the legislation in its final form, after it had been worked out by a senate-house committee adjusting the differ ent versions of bills passed by the two houses. mi,p a wawa. Ki.aia rail., ora. raiDAT. ia it, ins, n ri.a R. A. Zeitler Dies Suddenly Raymond A. Zeitler, former Klamath Falls man who had been living in Portland, died suddenly there yesterday. Mr. Zeitler lived here for nearly 15 years. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Zeitler of the Weyerhaeuser Timber company. In addition to his parents, Mr. Zeitler is survived by his wife, Mary Cavanaugh Zeitler; two daughters, Janice and Joan; a sister, Catherine Zeitler Walker, Ashland; and a brother, Donald, of Vancouver, Wash. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. BOXER SWIM TRUNKS $3.50 OREGON WOOLEN STORE KttPJ- DEI TRY ALL 6 FLAVORS t Estate Planning NOW IS THE TIME Many Wait Too Long paulX lee Phone 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AaaaancM a Free Lecture on Christian Science Eallllat GUUtiat ScUtio eutd. tit BuUneAA. of Br Hertchel P. Nunn, C.S.B., of Portland, Oregon M.mb.r tha Baari af Laclaraahlp aff Tba fttalhar Chare, Tha rirat Charek af Ckrlil, Sclaatlat, la Baataa. Maaa. Fremont School Auditorium, 715 High Street Monday, June 17, 8:15 p. m. To B Broadcast Ovar KFLW (1450) Tha Public Is Cordially Invitad THIS WAS A BAD ONE!!! WU BEFORE a a AND AFTER! iatmiiim'ti?iVTii(ii)ni"ilmfYttrni'tMTiiiiitiiT''rTii7n")v This LoSalle coupe was given up as a "total" wreck by several body and fender shops. A new top was not available. The bottom view shows the same car after it was completely re-built by Fay Montgomery, in charge of our body and fender shop. If you need body and fender work, get the best . . . here! NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL.. . NO WRECK TOO BAD! EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK AUTO GLASS INSTALLED DOOR LOCKS, WINDOW LIFTS, TRIM INSTALLED A Complete Job and a Good Job! ESTIMATES? GLADLY! BMESS 316 So. 6th DESOTO PLYMOUTH Phono 5126 Of,itt,CUiCfml(al&t
