WEATHER
NorvrnriiN California Mniy
ftlnullY KKlnV. Mmlly cloudy lonlglll
nd Tlwrnlny. Malil rnlii In mriii
nurlhurn portion Thuri,ilay, ra in
ImptrUI vlly Itiflny mill lnnlKhl. Nut
much cliana In liiiiaraluia. VHrlalil
WIniU off i-uail,
ORKMON-Mmlly olmirly lixfny, lp
nivht unci Tliuciiay, Willi uin ItaM
mill aluli cnMl and iivr Hlrnn
iiitrllnvtit imrllnn 1'liiiMrtny. Warmer
tpMllhli mudei-alo iuuih wind off cuntl.
Personnel Changci Present
personnel of Hoera Jowoliy
comiiuny, H37 Multi, Includes new
names lidded diirlnu Oio punt tew
months. Since Dan Baslliin wui
transferred to the store In Stock
ton, Calif.. Hubert Forrand linn
been mndu mummer. Mm. llarrv
W. Mallila, 825 Ciriint, in credit
inunuKiT and Mn. "Hock" Perry,
3H1 N. Dili alreol, In bookkuopiT.
Thomas A. Dnltun, 734 Walnut,
started thin week with the store
as wnU'hiniiknr. Kor the punt
three your liu has dona wutcli
work In till home. Walter Counts,
saleaman, came hero with hi
wife and ion Michael from Mo
desto, Calif. They arc llvintf at
tho Candida aportmonU. Gourde
Cantrell, salesman, also of Mo
desto, liven at tho Million. Hla
wlfo l with him. BUI Oullck,
who came to Koiiern from Moty
and Van Dyke, rcaidca at the
J'ark aparlmenla.
Touriat Matting Heprraonta
lives of the Klumiith County
chamber of commerce touriat
committee will uo to Medford.
January 17. They will meet
vlth rproenliitlve of Luke
and Jucknou chambers regarding
possible participation In the
Shasta-Casc-nde Wonderland as
sociation. The Wonderland take
In nine counties, the three In
southern Oregon and tlx, Siski
you. Modoc, Laiuien, Tehiima,
Nhimta and Trinity. In northern
California. Tho emaciation wan
oruantzed n limit U'31 by Tom L.
Stanley, drat mnnniier of Klam
ath County chamber of com
merce since Ita reornanlallon In
1020. Stanley till haa a cen
tral Intercut In the aaaoclatlon.
Luncheon and Maatlnsa The
Indies council of the Klrat Chrla
tlan church will hold a potlut-k
luncheon at 12 noon. Thuraday.
Thrro will be a meeting: of the
executive committee at 11 a. m.,
the aamo day. with the regular
bualneaa sendon at 2 p. m. All
mcmbara and friend are urged
to attend.
Infant Son Robert Tnn Oli
ver, Smonth-old aon of Mr. and
Mra. Paul C. Oliver. North Bend,
died January 1 and was burled
at North Bend January 3. ac
cording to word received by
frlenda here. Mra. Oliver waa
the former Dorothy Bolton of
Klumalh Falla.
t.i Study Croup The Falrvlew
aludy group wilt meet Thursday.
January 0. at 2 p.m. In the achool
auditorium. Tho topic will be,
"Youth InThla Uncertain World."
led- by Mra. Don Marian. All
Intereated parent! are invited to
attend.
Pythian Sisters Pythian Sla
ters will meet Friday at 8 p.m.
In the IOOF hall for a regular
bualneaa meeting and initiation,
and refreahmcnta will be aerved.
All Pythlun Siatert are cordially
invited to attend.
Takea Plana Ray "Spike"
Bcebcr Jr. took a plane here
Sunday for Pullman. Wash.,
where he la attending State col
lege. He waa with 111 a parents.
Mr. and Mra. Ray Bcebcr, on
Birch, for the holidays.
Banquet Reservations Tho
Dcurno of Honor la having a ban
quet Monday, January 13, tit (l:H0
p.m. at mo winnma nuiui. nunc
planning to attend arc nuked to
cull Mra. Bock, 034(1, or Mra.
Cox, 8073, as aoon aa poaalblo to
make their reservations. Minnie
Curd, district organizer, und
Kthcl I.lndholin, reglonul direc
tor, will be gueata at tho banquet,
Extension Unit Tho Modoc
Point home extension unit wKl
meet at the home of Mra, Erneat
Ciravea Thursday at 10 a. m. Mra.
Graven and Mra. W, B. Blckera
will demonstrate "Yeaat Breada
n n: Holla." Everyone In the com
munity la cordiully Invited to at
tend. Each person attending Is
asked to bring an article for a
white elephant aale.
Honor Roll Walter Anker of
Klamath Falla waa one of the 78
students earning a place on the
full term honor roll of Eastern
Washington College of Educa
tion, Cheney Wash. He was one
of 11 student making straight
A's.
Transferred Ovtraeaa Capl.'
Theodore E. Mye.-s, formerly of
Klamath Falla, hna loft Camp
Stoncman, Calif., by plunc for
Yokohama, Japan, where he hna
been aaaigned, according to hla
mother, Mra. W. P. Myers of
Lakeahore Gardens.
Recovering Lynda Schultz,
three-moiith-old daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Bernard T. Schultz of
3031 Shaata way. was brought
home from Hillside hospital tills
week. The little girl ia recover
ing from a severe cold.
Wednesday Club There will
be a meeting of W dnesday club
of St. Paul'a Episcopal church to
night at 8 o'clock lu the parish
house. All members are urged to
attend the meeting, the first of
the new year.
Correction The Reserve Of
ficers aaaociatlon will hold Ita
dinner meeting tonight, Wednes
day, at tht Pelican party room
at 7 o'clock. All reserve officers
of any brnnch of the armed
forcea are Invited to attend.
Return from Viait Dr. and
Mra. M. C. Casael have returned
to their home In Klamath Falla
from a viait in Los Angelea with
their daughter and friends In
that city.
Card Party There will be a
card party at 2 p. m. Thuradny,
In the KC hall, given by the
Slingerettea. Hoateases will be
Mra. Ed Brown and Mrs. Carl
Henry.
Transfd Mra. Laura
Chamberlain, mother of Mra.
C. Jl. Underwood of N, 7th
street, waa transferred from
Hillside hospital to Klamath
Valley hospital by ambulance
early Wednesday morning to be
near the family residence. Mra.
Chamberlain, pioneer resident of
tills city, suffered a fractured hip
In a fall at the family homo on
December 4 and has been a pa
tient at Hillside alnce that time.
McKays Move Mr, and Mrs,
Don McKay prepured today to
move to Tn com a, Wash., where
McKay will be assistant forester
In 010 hend office of tho Weyer
haeuser Timber company, Mc
Kay has been aaalatant forester
with Weyerhaeuser hero. The
coupla lins been active In civic
and other affairs locally, and
Mrs. McKay waa a leader in the
League of Women Voters.
Improving Mra. Emmett O.
Gilllnga. 420 N. Bth, Is respond
ing nicely to treatment for rheu
matic fever at Klamath Valley
hospital where she has been a
patient since December 24. Mrs.
Gilllnga la an employe of the
United States National bank.
Gilllnga ia linotype operator with
The Horald and News.
Visitors Maudie Jean Thomp
son, KUHS student and employe
at the Eaquire theatre, may have
viaitora at Hillside hospital where
she underwent emergency aur
gery for appt-ndlcitla this paat
week. She la the daughter of
Mr. ond Mrs. Walter Thompson,
1343 Sargent.
Dlimlii.d Dill Collins, 25,
1410 Summers lane, was dis
missed Tuesday from Hillside
hospital where he waa treated
for facial burns received Satur
day when a atove blew up. Col
Una is an employe of Gladncy
and Adams, Midland road.
In Hospital Mrs. Malcolm
McFall and Infant daughter,
Lorna Jean, were admitted to
Hillside hospital Tucaday eve
ning, both victims of sovere
colda. They are residents of the
Bonanza district.
Treatment Floyd Trivitl Jr.,
S-month-old son of Mr. and Mra.
Floyd Trlvilt of 510 N. 7th. is
receiving treatment for an car
ailment at Hillside hospital. The
child waa admitted December 27.
Thuraday Meeting The So-
roptimlat club will meet at
12:15 p. m. Thuraday at the
Pelican party room.
Luncheon Ruth circle of the
Firal Methodlat church will meet
for luncheon at the home of Mra.
James Hendcrs, S032 Harlan
drive, at 1:30 p.m. Thursday.
Patient Jo An Bcndln of
510 Klamath, la a patient at
Klamath Valley hoapitul where
she is recovering from surgery.
Visitor A business visitor In
Klnmnth Falls Tiifrinv was
LLloyd Hassett of Bonanza.
Pres-to-logs
and
Stove Oil
Pick them up any
time at
Cliff Yaden's
Signal Service Station
at
So. 6th and Washburn Way
Acroaa from Tower Theatre
Now Open 24 Hrs.
Phone 3M1
Klamath Frozen Foods
Industry Grows In Scope
One of Klamath Falls newer
Industries Is rapidly becoming of
world-wide Importance, especi
ally to pear lovers the world
over. Starting lost Augnst the
ice warehouse of the Klamath
Ice and Storage company has
been a central depot for perish
able frozen food products en
route from northwest producers
Visit Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Read ure home from a trip
through the middle west. They
visited their old homo, Shenan
doah, Iowa, and other points in
the urea, making the '.rip by car.
Hoed said the 1W48 corn crop was
phenomenal. On one farm, he
said, there were three mechan
ical pickers in one field, and a
ahellcr operating right in the
field ahellintf th. cobs am fast as
they were picked. Reed vlallcd"!
hla 07-year-old mother In Den
ve..
Visits Mother Mr. and Mra.
Courtney D. Gordon were holi
day viaitora at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Velma Gordon, of
2834 Altumont. Gordon Is serv
ing aboard the USS Shangra-La
and holda the rating of MAM
3c. They left recently for
Bremerton, Waah. Ho expects
sea duty aoon, and Mra. Gordon"
will remain at their home In
Bremerton.
Book Review Kedron club
of the Firat Presbyterian church
will hold Ita regular meeting
Thuraday In the church parlors
at 7:30 p. m. Feme Shoop and
Lclia Aycra will be hoatesaea
hind Mae Pliinney will review
tnc ' Liinracter 01 Abigail from
"Famoua Women of the Bible,"
by Dr. Clarence McCartney.
Foreatera Meeting At 6:13
p. m. Friday the Shasta-Cascade
subsection. Columbia River sec
tion. Society of American For
esters will meet in the Pelican
party room for dinner and discussion.
Returned Mlna K. Anderson,
clerk at LaPolnte'a, is home
again and back on the job after
spending a vacation in San Fran
cisco where she attended the
New Year's Day game at Kezar
atadium.
to consumers all over the world
according to A, M. Collier, .head
of the company.
Since August, Collier said,
nearly 80 carloads of perishable
fooda have passed through the
large, plant. Klamath Falls, he
explained, is strategically located
between the producers and the
consumers, on a good shipping
route, with two large railroads
running through it, and Is a nat
ural place for the storage of
goods by producers before their
sale to the distributors.
At the present time, Collier
said, the warehouses are filled
with D'AnJou pears from Med
ford awaiting shipment to over
seas destinations. Already be
tween 40 and SO carloads of pears
have been ordered out of the
warehouses for Canadian Dorts
and then on to England. Most
of the pears arc being shipped
to New Brunswick and then
trans-shipped on British boats.
Once in Britain they will be aold
on the open market to British
conaumers.
During the next week a large
number of pears will be shipped
out for Egypt and Palestine, Col
lier stated, and orders for even
more out-of-the-way countries
are expected.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
William W. Layton of Dorris.
Calif., are parents of a daughter
born at Siskiyou County General
hospital, Yreka, Calif., on Janu
ary 6. The child weighed 9
pounds 6 ounces at birth.
HIGH
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1 1 1 11 Hi .'
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in Mil-wii ;-!iii
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By MARY O'BRIEN
All music atudents were treat
ed today to the showing of three
movies when they assembled in
activity period.
The first was a
sound reel on
Igor Gorin, the
noted baritone,
who at one
time appeared
in Klamath
Falls on the
Com m u n 1 1 y
Concert series.
The second
movie featured
Ignace Pade
rewski, famed
pianist, playing
Liszt's "Second Mary O'Brien
Hungarian Rhapsody." The last
was a filming of the Paris Con
servatory Orchestra directed by
Felix Welngartner as they played
Der Freischutz by Von Weber.
"Mickey's Minstrels," a com
edy, was the title of the noon
movie sponsored by T and I to-
MiaALD NtWS. klam.lt, alli, Ort, WKDNKHDAY, Jaa. t, lS4t, ! flV
day. Admission price was 5
cents. The T and I also held a
meeting in activity period today
and several of its members are
scheduled to appear on tonight's
Pclicana broadcast.
The first matinee dance of the
new year is scheduled tomorrow
afternoon by tho Boys' Ski club.
Pellcana tonight, edited by
Rosemary Bigble, is on a voca
tional slant and centers around
an Informal discussion with T
and I members. After starting
with a little of "Whistle While
You Work" the two T and I
presidents, Don Stroud and John
Childcrs will be introduced. Also
participating in tho discussions
are adviser Robert Craig, Roy
Swedin and Chuck Smith. Re
member, the program la broad
cast direct from the auditorium'
at KU over KFLW at 7:43.
Returns Home Pat Kolth.
9-month-old daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. Aian Keith, 2322 White,
was able to leave Hillside hospi
tal Tuesday after receiving treat
ment for an ear ailment.
Chest
Colds
Act promptly to
relieve muscular soreness and tight
ness, fits of coughing In the night.
Tonight, at bedtime. WCKff
rub on time-tested TeaTtfaTuS
FRIESEN-WELMAN CO.
PLUMBING and HEATING
1715 Main Street Phone 7043
Listen to PELICANA Tonight
7:45 en KFLW
KUHS AUDITORIUM
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
If you tuffer trem rtitxiautlt. suthrttls V
tmtiiflat paUa. try ifatt iliople l(xapuilT bourn
rHM tbat tfuwi n1 ut utlnc. Get ft tmek
of Hu-Kl I 'ntaixMtUl, ft tvrrtk Hpply,
tod 7. Mli H vttt dturt of wavur. svld ibe
Juloc of 4 Itmocaf. Ill raijr. No troutito at
(Jl bumI UMri. Yr Dtwd only t UbIp'socw
fvlm two Hum Ur- Otirn wttiln M lnm
BraMtlas ovrtroJxbt - tiUaHUi ifvulU
bbt&UML If th paint 4o tA qolrklr ksw
sumJ It rmi do not !eH Otter, mun lb
rmiAy prukagt aUafl Ro-I.I cH rU tuAh-
loc lo irr m It li aWd by your dmegtat uadv
an Ataftutut BVtn -bock fjuxruu Ru-hX
f'otaprufad U for ak 10H rcoOUDaiadatd by
dntc tore anvywtcn.
MIGHJlfAST RELIEF
for coughs of
TIGHT ACHING
CHEST COLDS
And e loAg-lutliig, tee I
At the firat n of a cht cold rub
on food old reliable Mtuterol. It t'n
$tantlv iUru to rclievt cougha and light
iriira in chatt muscles. You cmn
xiuslly ftt it trofi
Then Muirrol help bmk up the
painful surface congestion and actually
ciwclui the irritation.
Witstorolo offers all the advantage
of a warmina, stimulating mustsad
JlsstsT yet is so much eawr to apply,
ust rub It on. In i Slrtngih.
AMERICAN
LEGION
CLUB
NOW OPEN!
12 Noon to 12 Midnite
For Legionnaires
and Guests
221 Main Next to Willard
Hotel
Saturday Night
Surprise Night!
1$ IE MODELING SALE
MEN'S - WOMEN'S - CHILDREN'S
uniKF. 11 .
CI IDDTDC V? PRICE
.11 li I II a C
About 600 Pairs
Values to $10.95
Grouped to sell at
WOMEN'S
SHOES
Model Shoe Store
Q77
717 Main
Phone 7363
Returning Home Billie
Byrnea, young rlatixhter of Mra.
Irene Byrnca, 1123 Creacent, will
be able to leave Hillside hospital
Thuraday for her home. She Is
recovering from emergency ap
pendectomy performed during
the holidays.
Businaaa Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Uorcmus, Rex Arms
apartments, returned today from
a two-day trip to Seattle and
Portland. Whllo in Portland
Dorcmus attended the annual
statu meeting of Northwest Life
Irwuinnco company agents.
JANUARY
SALE
Continues!
Faathar Down
JACKETS
Values to $45
Now 22.95
wooTToats
.Values to 1B.S0
Now 10.95
WhTtTstog
Ski Jackets, Pants
and Boots Reduced!
SKIS
Metal Edged Hickory
14.50
POLES
Steel and Cane
3.35 and 5.65
Toys 25 Off
Sleds Now 4.95
Llatan to "Pelicans"
Tonight 7i45 over KFLW
THE a III age .Bf-
uuroiunc
714 Main.
CONDENSED REPORT OF
1 .1:1:1: Mil 4-1 nTTTHrelITlll
SUBMITTED TO THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1946
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks $131,365,636.31
United States Government Bonds 316,717,866.28
Municipal and Other Bonds 1 1,782,666.05
Loans and Discounts '.. 111,826,285.54
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank .540.000.00
Bank Premises (including Branches) 4,708,512.75
, Customers' Liability on Acceptances 148,644.00
Interest Earned 1,181,210.03
Other Resources 706,713.17
$578,977,534.13
LIABILITIES
Capital. $ 8,000,000.00
Surplus 10,000,000.00
Undivided Profits and Reserves 7,978,818.85
: $ 25,978,818.85
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc 1,870,095.8
v Acceptances .v. 148,644.00
, Dividends Declared 200,000.00
Deposit 550,571,354.42
Interested Collected Not Earned , 146,243.59
Other Liabilities 62.377.29
$578,977,534.13
KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ,
Head Office, Portland, Oregon
DIRECT BRANCH OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND
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OLDS and CADILLAC DIVISION
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Listen to "STAND ' BY FOR. ADVENTURE"' Tuesday and Thursdays, 8:15 P. M., KFLvl'