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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1946)
Mr: I, i X .t.:,- , :.;,,.,,. Mm.iliiil.i:!! u mmmammmmm WEATHER Max. Mill. I'rtrlp F.imt-11 . hluitialll t'lIU U I uiitvlllu rniiim . . ... .. H.MU .. I4it KiaiK-lti'u Hmltlv Hii-ilfurtl . Jlrd Ikitlf I . h 711 U ' 71 14 IU1 47 411 641 Wl Tr .MI .Wl Noll'l IIKIIN ( AI.IIUMNIA lr lu (Im, tuinvnl ml imiiiiiU, npl fur I'l.N.UI lv$ Not IllUl-tl I'llMMg III 1MI pvtatm AliMirl iiuilliwlily winds ull I'ua.t IHIKUIIN I'.HIv i-lnuily Imlay. tunlal'l ml HMlmtlay Willi lw flhiiwpr In If VIII llllllll iiiii Hull llMliiy. (Jpiills lu IlitHlvral Haliiy wind uff vul. To Parade Truiiitm L. Over full, U'IIUi mirucliulu field ur Iillfry, wan in Iho paradu July (111 In I'lilliiili'liihui, I'l'iin., along Willi lliu (iU:itli parachute liiluii tiy cuinliiit t en it of the o2iul air Imiuu division n pull of Unit cily'n Inili'iirnili'iiL'v Uuy cclcurn linn. Thi! H2nd saw action In the Invasion u( Nurinuiidy unci throughout lli'lglum uihI Cit'r-ninny. Vltltors Harry Hulli'y. El mer (Jlllii-rlaon unci Hay Allien, nil uf Kugi-nc, lire III Kliiinutli Falls to attend the opening o( llin AiiiliTimii Aulo Service, In ciil HiiiUiiii dealers, Thu llnllry, lilllii-rlauii, Albce firm of Eu gene In Htidanii distributor lor lliu aoutlicrn unu eastern urc guh area. Out of Service George LnnK, Slc, U 1 3 N. Hill, win dlHchargcd from lliu iui vy July 2, from tliu porauuni'l acpariitlun center ut hliiicniliKcr, mill, i.ong cutereu wrv co July 24. llMft. llo la graduate of Kliiinutli Union hlll achnol, Return Mr. mid Mra. Diinnld AdiniiH mid fiunlly of 47411 Alia- iiiiint drive ri'luriiccl Hut week from a inont h it vucutlou spent visiting friend mid relative in Denver und Circuity, Colo., unci Cheyenne, Wyo, Today's New sic Discharged Dun C. Ilurmlnit liiim, K I'M 2c of 321 WuHlllliu tun St. wim liiinuriibly die t'liiiiui'il from iiTvli-o Uirouuli Ilia ilirrp iiuviil nrpiiinllon coiiliT Ml blmo- tor from all ovrr llio world wan nuiki'r, Cullfornlii, Juno 27. Ilir-lovrr 7200. one of Iho lnrut-it From San Frtncltco I)r, ClcorKo I. Wrlulit ri-Uiriird Kri diiy inornlnu from Sun Krunclnco niter iillciHlinK Hie Ami-rlcun Mrdlcul nocliilloii im-ftlnu held I lie reulKtrutlon of doc liiliiuliinn entered aervlcu Sep teinher 9. 11144, nerved ttboui'd the USS Counlem llurhor from Deeemher 24. 11145. to June, , IIMII, mid hold the Victory, Aal nlle I'uclllt- und American the tiler decorullon. attenduiicea on record. LtivliiH Mr. nnd Mr. K. D. Crnvelle of Diiluth, Minn., plan to return to their home Siilur luy nfler vlaltliiK hero with their ftiin-tu-hiw nnd duiiKhler. Mr. and Mra. rrederick lliirlln At Homo Mra. 1'curl M. Jonca, UU3 Walnut, returned over the weekend from John Uuy, where alio attended the flnul rltea for her aiatcr, Mra. CJruco llci burner, held there Juno 21. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. P. J. ftlfiil lire tin) piirent.l of a aim, ,.,! i I'hllli) Kdmund. born at lllllaidu dminliler Curmello of lloardmun L1""1"1"1 J,,ino V' m Hl',l,' '"" svciiup. been employed ut the woyer- j nuruni I i iiiiii-i t.uiiifuii ii'i mv From San rranci.coIluzel C.Pl eight year. Jnhnann of Sun Krnnrlaeo la a I ' Kliiinutli Knlla vlaltor at the Ter rv Mi liitee home, IRH.1 I'ortlnml She will remnln throutih Sun dny. JAY GRIFFIN Juv Griffin ia Kl und wua born Auguat i:t, 1IKI2, hut he'a not an unlucky fellow. Thla carrier of Kiinli! II. which embriicea Spring, Kapluuude, Huron und I'acifiu Terrace area, pucka 183 pupcra In Ida Herald and Ncwa aack each duy, Thua fur in June, Juy haa hud only tliree kicka and ho uueaMMi lie iuat forgot thut time. Juy waa born in Untie, Mont., aon of Mr. and Mra. C. A. Griffin, I U5 1 Krle. Ha haa carried Hie route four montha and it in one of the blggeat arena in town to cover. Jay auys he ia aaviug hia money for an emergency and plana, when he'a grown up, to go Into the army air corpa. Ho la a acventli grader at Roosevelt. Diachargad Sgt. Houston 11. Wolf. 1201 Creacent, waa dia churged from aervice July 2 at llin Kort Lcwla, Wuah., aepuru- lion center. Cuatt Mra. A. B. Dell of! Kremiii, Cullf., hus been a gueat! Vlilti Daughter Mra. Lee ul the home of her daughter. Henll or Lakeview waa In Khun- At Coll. g Harry Tlndall, 2337 Garden, la 0110 of 253 atu- Uleuta enrolled al Lcwla ana iCInrk college, Portland, aummer jaeaalon which haa reached on ull I time high. Hu la the aon of Mr. nnd Mra. John Tlndall. Regiatru 1 Hon for full aemeater la expect ed to pnaa the 800 murk, accord ling to L. O. McAfee, registrar. iAa in other Oregon collegca, fa icililiea are limited and will not , accommodate all who plnn to enroll. Final entrance cxnma to eliminate aurplua applicants will be held July 13. Mra. I. J. Hlepl. for Iho pnl three wceka. nth Kulla over the Fourth viait- ing her daughter, Mra. eno Dent. Shut er Jailed For Shooting Living up to hla name, Rich ard Curl Shuter, 38, waa arreat- ed Wedneaday for celebrating the Fourth prematurely and alioollng up the town of Crea cent. lie la now In the counly J111I awaiting a hearing on a charge of aaauult, armed with a dungeroui weapon, Raymond W. Oehlerich, depu ty ahvriff at Creacent, urrealed Sliulrr at Hoacdule ufUrr he lind ulleuedly druwn hia piatol and attempted to ahoot Fred G, Spencer of Roacdulc, nearby community. Oehlerich auid that Spencer hud had trouble with Shuter before over theft of equipment from a ' reatnurant, and Shuter waa out on bull in that trouble. Shuter fired off about 40 ahota from a 22-cal. automatic piatol during the apree. Oehlerich aaid that lie fired about two dozen ahota In Creacent Incidentally hooting off the Jail houac chim ney. Then ho went to Roaedule and bluated away aome more, and it waa there he drew hia gun on Spencer. Thieves Take Pickup Truck tt 1 u ; r i iH 040. r- .. CUII Iflllllll Hi., viu 1 unjni.i . 1920 model A Ford pickup waa atolcn from hla residence early this morning. The car waa paint ed a dull green and had a black canvas top. C. R. Bonney, 530 Eldorado, arrcaled yesterday for paaaing a car on the S. 0th viaduct, waa cited to appear in traffic court today, and Howard W. Crowe, Hood River, posted $5 bail for having no operator's license. Mclvln Benly, Seneca, Ore., posted $7 bail for making an im proper left turn on Main ond for having no operator's license, and Bill Brown, Silman, Calif., put up S10 for running a red light and having no operator's license. Resigns Post t f 1 I . v ilk... 40m-:- - '.'i''m. Pi FRED PETERSON Returns to OHlcs Caroline Hlnea of 4704 Ilurlun drive, has! From Ashland Mra. Gilbert renuuied her Hltloti an office lluck and amall aon, Onrrell, of muniiKer al Klamalh Valley hoa-!4!4 Oak, have returned from a pllul ufter a month's vacation vlait of several days with rein spent at home. tlvrs In Ashland. Gutit at Lake Anne Avery of Portland, formerly of this j city, is spending the Fourth of July weekend at Lake o' the I Woods as a cabin gucut of Nora I Rinker. Mrs. Avery arrived Wed- ' nesday from the north and plans ' to visit with other friends here for several days before her re ' turn. HERE'S ANOTHER BAD ONE! BEFORE U V 1 AND AFTER! Thla 1841 Dodge Luxury Liner Town Sedan looked Ilk the top picture before we got it. The bottom view shows the same car after it had been rebuilt in our body and fender shop under the supervision of Fay Montgomery., It looks like a new car. We're proud of our body and fender department and you'll ba pitoud of tha Job when wa iinishl 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 GENERAL REPAIRING MOTOR TUNE-UP ESTIMATES? GLADLY! For a Complete Job and a Good Job, See BURNESS MOTORS 316 So. 6th DESOTO PLYMOUTH Phone 5126 , , . . ' 'H Gun-Carrying Woman Jailed Mrs. Levi Barney, the former Bernlce L o b e r t. 30-year-old Klamath Indian from Chiloquin, is being held In the city jail for currying a concealed weapon af ter she ia aaid to have threat ened to kill her husband, Levi Barney, who is a patient in a local hospital. The woman went to the hos pital Wednesday night and ask ed a nurse if she could see her husband, and the nurse stalled her off by telling her to wait a minute while she looked to see if another man in the ward with Mrs. Barney's husband was in a presentable condition. The nurse told Barney to lock his door, then called the police. When police arrived the nurse waa keeping Mrs. Barney in con versation, and the weapon, a .38 cul. automatic, was sticking out of her dress top. Police took the weapon, hand cuffed Mrs. Barney and took her to the Jail. Officers said that they had been informed that the woman left Chiloquin with the cpress purpose of killing her husband. 'Lost' Mosterpiece Returned To Harvard 20-Day Limit On Army Reenlistment Beginning July 1, a veteran who desires to recnlist and re tain his grade must do so within 20 days from the date of his discharge, according to Maj. J. M. Clayton, local army recruit ing officer. However, trained specialists can still qualify for a grade appropriate to training and experience by reenlisting for three years within three months of the date of discharge. The army recruiting office in the post office building is open from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Monday through Saturday. In Philippines SSRt. Cory don M. Blodgett recently re turned to Luzon, the Philippine Islands from a Mindanao island task force. Blodgett entered service September 20. 1944, and holds several campaign ribbons. Blodgctt's wife, the former Lois Phillips resides at 1005 High. Fire Alarm The fire depart ment was called at 7:27 p. m. Thursday to extinguish a fire in a trash box located in the alley behind 630 Main. There was no damage. HAROLD B. ASHLEY Fred Petorion. above, has resigned aa superintendent of county schools, after 28 years on that job. and Harold B. Ashley, below, was appoint ed by the school board to take his place. Visits Paul Chcsnik, MoMM 1 c. is on leave from the USS Blue Back and is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Caillicr at their home. 2844 Vandcrgrift. Chesnik and Caillicr, who is the local navy recruiter, were ship mates during the war on the USS Roncador. After taking in the rodeo and enjoying a short visit he will return to his ship which is being overhauled at Vallejo, Calif. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 5 tfl'l A painting believed to be the "Descent from the Cross, for alleged loss of which Mrs. Jean Bullitt Darlington of West chester, Pa., sued Harvard uni versity for $100,000, has been returned to Harvard, the Boston Globe said today in a copyright ed story. The Globe said the painting, : which Mrs. Darlington, a rela- live of William C. Bullitt, for-: mer ambassador to Russia, pur-. chased in Antwerp, Belgium, in i 1921 in belief it was a Rubens, was turned over to Harvard law-i yers by a representative of a man who bought it for $40. ' The purchaser, the newspaper' added, was not aware of its real 1 value or that it had been the : object of a six-year search. British Find Jewish Cache JERUSALEM, July 5 lP) The British army announced today that another large cache of mu nitions and "a large quantity of British battle dress" had been uncovered in the Jewish settle ment of Mex'ieq Yagur. British troops have been I searching the settlement, which is located in the Haifa Bay area, since last Saturday, and prev iously had reported unearthing large quantities of contraband munitions in an elaborate under ground storage depot. The latest cache at Yagur was found in a bull's stall and con tained portable radio transmitter and 687 German mortar bombs as well as rifle ammunition and explosives. Tension continued high despite the releaae of three British offi cers by their Jewish kidnarjers and a British announcement that many of the Jews arrested last weekend in a drive to curb armed violence were being freed Ihe three British officers caged In wooden crates, were dumped unharmed from a truck j in Tel Aviv last evening. They had been kidnaped June 18 by members of Irgun Zval Leumi, Jewish underground resistance organization, and held as host ages to enforce Irgun demands for the commutation of death sentences, imposed on two young Jews for shooting at British troops. Roseburg Hospital Adds Young Doctors PORTLAND. July 8 (JTh-Ten young physicians will be added to the staff of the Veterans' hospital at Roseburg, the vet-' erans' administration reported . here today. They are In a group of 43" assigned to five northwest hos pitals, and recently completed their Internship under army specialized training and navy V-12 programs. They will re port between July 10 and 20. 1 1 Classified Ada Bring Results' ASK LYNN ROYCROFT 1 about Standard insurant$ GOMN YEARS' PIAH ! DR. M. C. CASSEL Chiropractic Physician 233 SO. 11th ST. PHONE 5609 He will live you full detail! on the lniur. aoce plan thai i enables yon to retire with life income. Standard Ixsuiiance Company STANDARD INSURANCE Company LYNN ROYCROFT . 412 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore. To Rocky Point Bert Thomas of Pacific Terrace took his daughter, Shirley Mason, and Mary Havens to Rocky Point for the 4th of July. All moving parts in a gas : turbine engine move in the , same direction," eliminating vi-; bration. ! Gueat Mrs. Jack Gallagher had as her houseguest on the Fourth of July her niece, Elaine Calloghan of Portland. Mrs. Gallagher, accompanied by Miss Callaghan. drove to Portland Friday, and stopped at Rose burg to visit her husband and son, Richard, who are operating a grocery in that city. On Furlough Arnold Malat- j chl is visiting relatives in Klam i ath Falls over the 4th of July holidays. He will return to Oak land to await his discharge from Ihe navy. Out of Service Pfc. Gerald L. Wryn, 3121 Lavcrne, was dis charged from Fort Lewis, Wash., June 28. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wryn of this city. I DO YOU KNOW that Cllkl I ICC Ae-'j 1 POLICIES - - ( ? i hT libera 3 featarei tllitinctlv ia thll eamamBy? Inquire "Kif .as. US. PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 UN. 9th . : ' If ". I aaavewapaaaOT'a'wi WANTED for REMODELING SALE Apply 9:00 A. 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