Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 02, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER kiiaua . .laiitalh rail. arrainantu 'urtlanil lanu bin Fr.nrlaro taattia I.tllnrrf il lllufl Ma. Mln. PrMljp .. lit 11 m in .00 NORTIIKNN CAI.IKOKNIA -Claar so lar, tunlgltt anil Saturday but t"g In naaaliig mi riia.l l.'otilar In roaaul tall... aalillilar lull llol livar Inlarlur. .i.nlia tiuilhwaal winds off oiiaat bi-im- WAMIIINIJ TON AND OIIWION-Claar tmlay, litnlahl and 'Saturday, mains .aiitparalura Inh-iiiiiIiin mil Haturnay HiMlarala norlharly wlllda oil Biiaal, In riaaalm a.tunlay. a. Returns VI Plana) Hoy J. Loldiili), eon of 11. L. LuMnhl wlm mii'iil Hie niiat wii k In Sue rinni'iilo, Call!., ait a uui-al n( I'at l.lv iiunIiiii mill Itrnlmm Hti-dctr (luw Illicit In Klmniitli Krlclay inurnliiu ua L)iiHiniu'r nn tlit iitirtlilioiind Unltud Mainllnei which win hli Hint nlr trip Hoy cciiiiinniiled Miss Iteoder buck lo Hiirriiiiii'iito when "ho return d ilium alter (poiidlnK stveral numtlia with hor parents at Mcr 111. Oolna On Trip Joan Tlioinn- mi, iocrrtiiry nl llirt hlh achnol order, la litatvlriu lunn on her vavutitiii. She will travel to Call urnla (or part of licr vncatlon, to bruin nitxi wick. Attending Vataram Conven- tlon John Hlinmona of 1414 E. Main liaa loft for Milwaukee, Wine, to attend the convention of the Spanish War veterans. Ha will ba gone about two weeks. Tonslleetomy Dorothy Ad' aim, nine, wan admitted to Kill Ulo hoapltul for a toiisllectomy tlua mornliiK. She Uvea at 47119 Allaniont drive. From San FrancUco Gary B Cozad arrived home from San Franclaco laat nlKht, commit In on the ai'Cond northbound Uni ted Air Line fllifht. Law Strands Vets' Foreign Fiancees Returns Audrey Merrick of tU3 r'rlotlu returned to work it the city hull Thursday. She wn III at home for three days laat week. University of Oregon Stu dimls lulervxti'd In attending, the unlvrraily of Uirkoii In bugene Ihla full me Invlli il to meet with Urcgun nliiiniil Muiulny nt 7:30 p. ni. in the chnmbur of com merce. Moving pictures of Ore gon will bo sliuwii and questions about the enmpua and other col lego matters will bo answered. From Denver Mr. and Mn. F. A. William and gnindduughtor Dorothy Jciinnn William, of Den ver, Colo., are gucata of Mr. Alfreds Slelnmeti!. They are making a tour of the wot coast and will be In Klamath ralla for aeveral weeka. Mra. William and Mra. Stclnmetz are sisters. 'As- Y'L- v Waiting at tha altar, ao to flancaea of American vataram, ' the 88 Marlpoia In San JumtftilA.,, lit, Htm Blcyole Trip Mildred Wll liama of Klamath Kalle and l.aurn P a 1 1 o n of Portland bicycled from Crater lake lodge, where they are employed for the aummer, to Klamath ralle Thura dny. They report having a good trip here and will return to the lake by bin aSiiturdny. Methodist Church The Yo. marcn cln of the Methodist church will hold Ita regular monthly pntlurk dinner at 1 p. m. Sunilny, August 4. at the home of Mr. and Mra. Redman, 803 Front! A. B. Tithing Trip Howard Brad bury and John and Iria Selzack returned from a week'a flahing trip Wednesday In the Diamond lake district. A nice catch of rain bow trout waa reported by the group. On Vacation Dorrla Arnrit, aecretary at the local Boy Scout office, ia leaving Aim tut 3 on a two-weeka vacation, Miss A runt plana to go to San FrancUco with her ainter for a week, and visit her pnrenta and brother for the remaining time. OBITUARY rinRKNCR At.FOM.TT WMITKHCAO rinrvtw A 1 for It Whitehead , reel riant of TuleUke, Celtf . for the pest nine yimra, p4 ewer In thle etly on Thurw.y, Autftial 1, la4i t 11 45 p. m. Mho wn a native of niuftoti, Ind , and aixl Tft years 7 mnntha and S days at the time of her paMlnsj. Bhe ta tur vlvod by the follow Ina: I wo daughter. Nellie M. Cmtley anf Butty Vmncm of Tulelatte, Calif.; three eons, (Hear and J. Whitehead tt Itellflower, Calif., and lllfh Whllrhead of FrtMno. Cllf ; hre Sirothera, Ci rover, Fred and Alvln Foual of M one tie. Mo ; one aUter, ntanrhe Hair of Herry, Ark : IS randrhlldren; 11 vreal-irandrhlldren. The lodv Is ' Ward's Klamath funeral Horn, High, TAineral annmincemenl appear! eiaewher In title leaut. In Town Curl Gmhain, wi trrfnmt director t Camp Mnku nl, Hov Scout enmp, was In town ycntorriny on builnc-M. GOP Chairman Sees Victory SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 2111 Republican Natloal Chairman Carroll Reece, predicting certain capture of a Republican majority In the houae and probably in the aenate, mid today the aenate com mittee Inveatlgatlon of war prof Ita haa created "a bad odor around tho arimlnlitratlon." Certain capture of a republi can majority In the houae and poaaibly control of the aenate waa predicted by Iteece. Ho attrib uted what he called "a trend" toward republican control In part lo a aenate committee a Inveatlga tlon of Itep. Andrew J. May (D Ky.) and a midweit munition! combine. "The May Incident waa ODened up to help Sen. Mead In hia bid for the Now York governorship. But It haa backfired and created a bad odor around the admini stration, aaid Reece. He referred to laauea in the coming election! aa "the three C'a control, confualon and cor ruption," and aaid a fourth might oe added, communtam. Reece de clared radicala have Infiltrated Into high government clrclea. Deficit (pending by the admin latratlon alo la aiding the re publican cauie, Recce aaid. speak, are theie New Zealand rho are part of 46 held aboard Francisco bay. flancaea of veterans may coma to this country but to (how their good intentiona of marrying, a recently peased law says they must post tSOO bond to be returned If married within 90 days, Tha ladles were not Informed ao must wait while their awoethearta rustle up tha required amount. (NCA Telephoto). 15th Air Force Gets Transfer WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 Ml Headquartera of the 19th air force have been ordered trans ferred to Fort George Wright, Spokane, Wash., aa part of the shift which will send headquar ters of the atrnteglc air command to Colorado Springs, Colo., the rmv air forcea disclosed today. The 19th la one of two major component" of the strategic com mand. It la headed by Brig. Gen. Churlea F, Born, who aerved with the unit In Italy In war time. The other ia the 8th air force. Headquarters of the strategic air command, commanded by Gen. George C. Kenny, ia now at Boiling Field here. Officials aaid the move Is ex pected to be made about Septem ber 16 and waa ordered primar ily to relieve congestion in the national capital. Location of atrategic head- ?uarters at a midcontinent point ita into postwar defense strat egy. Claawified Ada Bring KosulM Out On Bail MiaAI.O NtWS. Klaaaalk ralla, Ora. raiDAT. Aaa. , Ills, r.fa tataa Mexican Cut During Brawl A Mexican laborer named Raymond Felix, 37, was slashed about the face and body during a drinking brawl at a cabin at S21 8. 4th early last night, and Kolice are holding two other lexicans and an Indian woman on drunk and disorderly charges In connection with the stabbing. Antonio Orioco, 43, who works for Ewuana, waa booked for a sault with Intent to kill last night at ths station, where police said that he waa supposed to be the one who took the pocket knife to Felix. Alexander Martinez, 46, and Gladya Kirk, 29, Indian from The most populous posseulon of Great Britain after India is West Africa, with 20 million In habllanta. The early Britons and Gaula were very practical about the buainesa of Jewelry; they used rings aa currency, Compressed yeast, though con venient to use may spoil rapidly unless it la kept under refrigera tion. FUNERAL n.oar.Nra ai tokitta wniTtnr.AD runaral aarvlraa for Hia a"-.--. . Alforalta Whllahaad. who paaaad awar In Ihla city on Thiiiaday, Aufuai 1 luan, will ha Italri In thn t'halifl nl Wain a Klamalh runaral llnma, 02S tilth. Kurt flay, Aitauil 4, 104tl at a p m with Hav. f. C. Alderann of tha aavanth lay Ad vantlat rhtirrh offlclallns. Inlarmant will follow Tuaaday, Auauil 8. HMO at 10:10 a. m. at tha Oily Vlaw eamatary, l.lndaay. Calif Wanl'a Klamath TunaraJ llnma In charge of arrangamanla. Ihe country's smallest tree fann, on which trees are being cultivated ior eventual cutting la 22 acres; the largoat la 700,' 000 acres. King salmon from Ketchikan, Alaska, are shipped to market ao fast by plane that no refrig eration la necessary. Sixteenth century ladles In Ittily customarily carried mir rora In their hands and hung them from their costumes. An annual tuna pack, worth $30,000,000, ia America's most valuable fishery. George White. 52, noted the atrical producer, shown in San I Diana after his arrest on charges of suspicion of causing two highway deaths and falling to stop and give aid. White, who denied the charges, is free on 62000 bail. AP wirephoto. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND Eugene oar. Mroroao Thoroughly Modern Mr. aaa Mra. J. r. Esrlar aad Jaa Earlar Praarlaiart Beatty, are listed as material wit nesses to the affair. Felix's wounds Included punctured left lung, lacerations on the right aide of hia face and Jaw which took aeveral stitches to close, and cuta on hia left forearm. He ia in the city Jail booked for disorderly conduct. Police answered call to the cabin at 6:99 last night and found a fight In progress with Felix already cut up. They con fiscated several bottles of win found In the place. On the west coast, the King or Chinook salmon ia the lnrgc.t of the five species caught. Hia aver age weight Is about 20 to 23 pounds. Hardwoods are so plentiful In Nigeria, Africa, that mahogany planks are used in boardwalka and to cover mudholea. Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin cniaorooisT . roor socialist Caat tnwgty ( Orthaaadlea McATEE CLINIC s a. ilk St. ra.aa silt Crater Lake, in Oregon, Is an extinct volcano now partly fill ed with water, and la the largest crater known upon the earth about (even miles across. Between 30 and 73 per cent of the rough stono is lost in the polishing and cutting of a dia mond. 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