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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1946)
iiiiit urn minimi iTiiir(ii carnival MM " Langcll Valley J onn ami Gloria Trosl, of iTono, Ni'V,, n Hix'tnltnu Hip auiniiier In l.iinucll vii 1 Icy with thi'lr nil Ikt. Mrs. r'rimk lliilicoi'k. Mr. H i id Mm. lint Aipllii (it Hawthorne, C'lillf., ry also vis ItliiK Mr. uiid Mid. Ilnucock, Mil. Ajinllnu la Ills alirtrr. Jimmy Sinllli (if Krayvlllc. Calif., In vlxltliitf hlii mint and uncle, thp Hurry Kru.li'ia. Mr. mul Mil O. C. Johnson and Mr. and Mra. V. L. Cmlli IH'iil Snliirdny rvciiliiii wltli Mr. mid Mra, l.cilcr l,ravllt and funi Jiy. Jnt HiukIh. mid Mr. and Mra. I.c.ner l.ciivilt ii n (I Miiry Ann liiiuli' ii (rip to l.ukcvicw Tuea iluy. 'I'licy vlallrd Mr. and Mra. Dm I'liiimlliT of WcataluV. Mra. Kimo Dunbar left Krldny fur her homu ut lliikcraflcld after Miciulluu Novrnil wi-cka Willi her iiicco and luinlly, tho r, w llrnwna. Mrs. Kincry Johnson arrived Inline Sunday fruin oullicrn I'lillfnrniii where alio vlaltrd rel Uvea mid Irlenda, Mra. Mary l.elily apenl Thura- day will) Cora I.cavitt and luin ilv. Mr. and Mra. Johnnie Sloan an- Kiendlnii evenil weeka vla- tllnu relatlvea and irlenda in Ncliriiifkii and Kiinsus. Mra. Jerry Viinllimklrk and Jerry l.cu and Hilly ul Tuli-luko Mieni Friday with Mra. Hill Hur- nelt and In in 1 1 v. 'l'liinniv Knibrey. twoyrur old ami of Mr. and Lloyd Kmbrry, In reenveriiiK from a recent ton hlleitoiiiy. Mis. Walter Smith tnnk earn of Ilia "Inter. Marilyn, while Mra. Kmbrry and Tommy Mayi-d In Kliiiniilh Knlla for a lew rinyi. Frank Drurbum of Klamath Kails la nieiidlni a few day at Ihe Karl Kent ranch doing car jienler work. Mr. and Mra Georne Smith and fainlly of Yuba, Calif are vialtlnii hla alater, Mra. Hurry Krum-r, and Ins mother, Mra. Mary Smith. HoKcr Jonca arrived lit in week In visit Ida piiiriiln, Mr. and Mra. Kd Jonca. He haa been In Jlaly for amno tune. I'atherlnit Ucarborn and Kdlllt (lift left Sunday mornlnit for Cove, Ore, to upend ten daya. Doris I.cavitt la aiendlii a few wceka with her lirunil inothcr. Mra. Mary Ucarborn of Uiminua. Mr. and Mra. Owen PeppU and anna arrived homo Thurwluy fnini a trip which took them Into Canada. They visited relatlvea and frlenda In Tacoma and Seat tip. Their ami, Dick, haa received lila dlachariie from the navy after two years overseas. A bridal ahower will be given at the pariah hall on July 9, 2 p. m., honoring Mra. lrvln Pool, the former Florence Nork. 1 lost rsp will be Mnruarrt Burnett, Virginia Thoinaa and Cora Lcnv-lit. By Dick Turner Fort Klamath Alvln Copeliind of Ketchikan Alaaka. la vlallliiif hero fur few dnya at the Harry fciiilln Inline, havlntf made tho till aouth to attend the funeral nf hla brother, William Copeliind, held I rKluy at I'ruievlllu. lie wua accompanied from Kurt Klamiilli to I'rlnevlllo by Ills alatcr, Mia. Harry K.niilo of Fort Klainalh, and they had lia their liueata on the return trip hero Mra. r.niile a two alatera, Mra. Kva Nleliola of I'ortland, and Mra. Nora Souther and aona Hlcliurd and Nick of Spokane, Wuah. Tho former remained for a abort vlalt hero while Mra. Souther left Immediately for her homo In Spokane. Dale Knox la vialllng lila par ents, Mr. and Mra. Hoy Winter, and other relatlvea. llu recent ly reeelved hla dlaeliarKe from Ihe U. 8. army with which hn aw conaldi-rablis overaeaa duty In Italy during the past year. Ho waa accompanied hero by hla niece, little Diane Ihii'Kg of Portland. Funeral aervlcra for the lute Howard F, lloan, who passed away In a Klamath Falls hos pital Monday evening following a abort lllnesa from pneumonia, were held Wednesday afternoon In Klamath Falls with many frlenda from Fort Klamath In attendance. Doun waa employ ed at the time of hla death at" the Fort Klamath hotel. Hla parents and brother were here for the funeral from their home In Okanogan, Wash. Interment waa mndu In the Klainalh Falls cemetery. Mr. nnd Mra. Loren L. Mil ler Jr., and small son. accom panied by Jerry Slaemore, were I'ortland bualnesa visltora for several daya last week. Mr. and Mra. !co Petera' and daughter. Bernleec, of San Jose. Calif., are visiting here for the week at the home of their sun-In-law and daughter, Mr. nnd Mra. Raymond F.. Vu nWormer, at Sand Creek highway atution. On Sunday the group made a trip to Crater lake, accompan ied by Mr. and Mra. Harold Wlmrr, returning by Ihe east entrance road, which wna offi cially opened at 8 o'clock Sun Mm. Raymond K. Van Wornicr. who la employed on the Sand i '! i j . t am r TVIW.Tc r M sic. u. tflr. pir. 6nM i44 sv Mi Judge Denies Plea By Redin SEATTI-E, July 5 Ifl't Dittrlct udgn Lloyd L. lllack today curtly rejected a defence attempt U have Mra. Oalina Kedln aworn to Interpret the testimony of a Huaaian witneaa In the eapionage conapiracy trial of her 30-year-old husband, Lt. Nicolal G. Be lli of the Soviet navy. A few minutes curlier he had reserved a formal decision but had Indlcutcd In the )ury' ab aenee his unwillingness to com pel the federal bureau of investi gation to reveal how it obtains automatic accret recordings of conversation!. He also aaid he waa unwilling to compel the FBI to produce recordinga except aa to apecllic aaici ana apecinc persona. Ivan Zabello, burly blond Rus ian chief engineer, waa the de fense witneaa for whom Attorney Irvin Goodman of Portland, Ore., aaked that Mrs. Redin assist the court. Zabello waa called aa the unidentified civilian it has been teatlfied accompanied Redin to Portland when the latter was "Business iimsl he looking up lit Isn't t-lecpinfi as rest lessly os he used to!" Holiday's Violent Deaths Drop Far Below Estimate Rt Th Associated Prass Hons weekend. Safety authori The nation celebrated a com-ltiea. fingers still croaaed against highway trouble, urgcu cumin ued caution. oaratively safe and sane Fourth of July holiday yesterday. Fire worka caused aomc deaths. The toll of violent dealha, a survey disclosed, was for below the intimate which had been forecast by the National Safety Council for Independence Day and the extended four-lay holi day. Weather in most parts of the country waa pleasant and mil lions Joined in the first peace time Independence Day celebra tion in five yeara. The survey allowed at least );! persons suffered violent Creek highway patrol. Emplovea I deaths, with traffic accidents of the Crater Lake park service i leading tile li.tt of fatalities witli Pioneer Community PIONKER COMMUNITY Open house was held Friday evening, June 28, at the new grocery store here, known as the F and H grocery. Many real ' dents turned out to wish the new - cwnera, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick- sun and Mr. and Mra. Ball, sue ' cesa. J. Randnll was In Klamath Falls Tuesday on busmen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rouse called at the J. P. Kerns home. Fred has Just been discharged from the armed forces, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christen aen and daughter, Elva, were visitors In this community on Sunday nnd returned to their home In Tulelnke. Mr. nnd Mra. Fred Fraln of Fall creek and Rod Frain and son, Hnrdmiin, of Jenny creek, siient Thursday at the home of their brother, W. L. Fraln. George Milne and Mr. Walker of Fort Jones, Calif., were also at the Fraln residence on bual neas. They are owners of a large mine adjoining the Fraln broth era' mine which Is located on Indian creek nenr Fort Jones. Mra. John Kerns ia looking forward to a visit from her mother, Mrs. Hill who is coming here soon from Ontario, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kerna re turned Friday from a trip to Portland. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Boone of nosevmp, cnlir., have been Vis iting nt the home of Mrs. Fan Tile Tobot. They went on to wRsnington for a visit, but ex-: pect to spend the Fourth of July i here. j Members of Cub Scout park I in, consisting of. boys from this community nnd Weyerhaeuser, "fid a picnic at Mooro pnrk Fri day evening. were present for the removal of the barricade and opening of the rond from the park which connects with Highway 97. John Francis Traynor of San la Cruz. Calif., is visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wormcr and aon, Douglas, for a few days. The two men were In the naval service together on the same ship during the war. Sprague River Hager tiO. At least 42 persona drowned in holiday outings, while vio lent dealha from miscellaneous causes totaled at least 33. On the Fourth of July last year, a Wed nesday, ISO persons suffered vio lent deaths. Ohio had the most deaths over! the holiday with 15, Including eight traffic fatalities. Despite highway crowds for I the first peace! hue Independence Day in live yeara, not a traffic I death was reported in Oregon. Kir. r r ni i vioieni oeain come to iwo a Mm. J. M. Curry. Mrs. Ruben son is and son, and a man suffocated 1.. .. M ii... i , ri Mrs. Currv'a mother. She i ? " 'r 1 will u . ii n ircim irniuc inciurm oc- will be here for an extended rllrr(,tl jn Por,andi whcrc lw0 ', . , 'Tigard men Peter Volk and , . , M- w- J- Run'l'' ' l.iddie Smith careened over a left Tuesday for Mississippi to , 14-foot embankment and lay un- visit slaters of Mr. Kunnels der their overturned car. A wnom ne nas not seen lor 1.1 years. The Runnels expect to be away a month. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Snllzer left Saturday for Brookings to spend their vacation. They will also visit In Mcdford before return ing home. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Huffman and Mrs. Huffman's father. Bill Srhultz, were here from Klam ath Falls Inst Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Rose and family are here from Modesto, Calif.-, visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson. Mr. and Mm. C. L. Miller and daughter, Billle. are here from Arkansas visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Montgomery. They are en route to Portland to visit two other daughters. Mrs. Mary Chlloquin has re covered from a recent Illness. Mrs. Jimmy Chnttcrton nnd Gall and Terry from Eugene, ac companied a sister hero for a visit with their father, Ivan Wall, and their brother, Elwyn. Clasnified Ads Bring Results. Vetoed Bill Termed 'Republican Swindle' WASHINGTON, July B (!') The Democratic National com mittee's newspaper "The Demo crat," today called the OPA bill . which President Truman vetoed a "republican swindle." That was the hendllne on an article In the July Issue which said tho president, by "cour ageously" rejecting tho mcasur performed " a signal service not only to the people of the nation, but to the democratic party." Washing Machine PARTS and SERVICE Largatt Parts stock ba- twaan Portland and San Francisco. Wa will ship parts anywharsl Most compUtaly aqulppad shop of Its type In South am Oragon 38 Years eomblnad sarvlca back of avary Job. Wa hava a large stock of wringer rolls, all makes. MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Phona 5669 611 So. 6th wrecking enr operator was ama ed in nnd them curled up com lormoiy, unnnrmca. i Three persons were Injured in Portland's only serious July I Fourth crash a collision be-1 tween two machines on a crowd ed Intersection. The city treat ed Just four fireworks-burned youngsters nil Injuries minor; nnd city officials, busy with drunk nrrests, reported their chief problem was not fireworks, bul firewater. One person celebrated by ex tracting $5000 to $7000 worth of clothing from Black's clean ers, Portland, one of the city's argosi mens in months. Both St. Paul and Mollala I counted record crowds for their ! rodeos, nnd were forced to turn away thousands of late comers. Vncatlonero were expected to remain nt resorts, with all gov ernment offices closed for the Fred Hess has returned home from Lovelock, Ncv and is now at his parents' home here. Mrs. Ethel Overson of Dayton street, Klamath Falls, Is con' valcscing at her home after be. lug In the Klamath Valley hos pital for several days. Mrs. I. Wright received word that her mother was in a hos pital after suffering from light paralytic stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Hendreckson of Stewart addition have purchased the Joe Zlch property here and are getting ready to move. Mrs. Zlcrr; a former resident here, is now visiting in New Jer sey. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hilyard who were recently married. Mr. and Mrs. Herald have new baby girl, their second daughter. Mrs. Herald was tin former Shirley Overson and niece of Milton Kelly who re sided at Olcnc several years. ' In England the day after Christmas is called Boxing Day because on that day the Christ mas boxes nlaccd In the church es for contributions are opened and the contents distributed those who give small services without pay. arrested last March 26. Good man explained Zabello had been in the United States but seven months and had a limited knowl edge of the English language. He aaked that Mra. Redin be sworn as the court Interpreter. The attractive 24 -year -old brunette was half rising from her chair when Assistant District Attorney Allan Pomeroy leaped up with the objection that a court interpreter should be on impartial agent, "and that Mrs. Itedln is a very interested party," Governor Says Power Lacking SALEM, July 5 fP) Gov ernor Earl Snell said today he cannot issue a proclamation that existing prices and rents be maintained because he has no le gal authority to issue such a proclamation. He said that such a proclama tion would be advisory only, and would have absolutely no legal effect. He aaid he has received sev eral requests that he issue a r reclamation to keep prices in ine. Kit, !( KIM r I (iisai d a news, xiimiia rain, ort. rain at. ir I, Classified Ads Brim? ResuUs. "If s a tablespoon -I always have trouble getting out of i sanuirapsr fif.xl Fix I?IDIR SAPDlE AMD lIl&ITHlrlG 'LL ft JUAPT fORAI ACCIDlrfT, nxsoT i Bvertfthinq , tarUour ' " m ST Canaries Goldfish Aquariums Dogs Rrntr - cIUr - Lrsthfl - T)rl Sprstl's and turn MU rraucl SIMPSON'S PET SHOP VlrfloU Blmpin, Rlrd SpecUllik In MttrhT'i Head Rlor R14 KlftinRth Phon 71X1 m .If .11 1 lill T f JMIII II I III 1I I a " r I ... t VlGE!CHA,"l 1 HERE GOMES KTOEK-- DUCK. f I'LL SADDLE THUNPf?Y 0lVM,6lRAl W ArtO lOll'lL BE 6E.T K llDOStOFJX-1 V OUT BEFORE HE SEES 1tU AD) I MOW BECAUSE -fCLL PRlrtS I f Bu5I 10UR rttCK,RTDR J a Vo AACKFE HURRIES I 7iiil . 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