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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1947)
Red Bloc Wins Polish Elections WAMSAW. Jim. 20 !) The ruiiiiiiiiitlst iloinliuili'ci novum mi'lit lilut! purllcs mipciirrd to nlKlit In hnvu won tin to HU nor ci'iit of thn urn In In tlio Sunday INii'liuiiicntiiiy Hwtlou. Liuiilnlltln vntm wcrn cant 111 tho liu cltlcK and linivlly popu-Inlr-d Intliintrliil urrus when VU'o I'rcinlrr Ktnnlsliiw Mlko- lnjiv.yk s (inpoNltlnii Polish pens- ul piirty (I'SI,) wim tt Its grout, rut dlisul viuitiiKO. II iipprnrvcl Ihul tlio PSL and It.i off:. hunt, the "iipw libera- lion" party, worn likely to sliuro tho ri'iniiliiliiK 21) r rent of thn 444 souls In purllnnivnl, Kinu'wiiiTO iiiotiiHl ui) pinucs. Peaianti Out Mlliliijtv.yk vlrtuiilly nbiin dulled hours for victory by im lioliiirlnu he iiilciidcd to n.ik tho hiipicinn L'liurl to nullify the elwllim. chiii'iiliiu IrrcKiiliiritlca mid vloiutloim of secrecy. Tho first 18 urcciiicts In War. uw novo the ii"VcTiiinrnt bloc riiiHlldliU'ii SO.UXA votes to 8570 for Ilia I'SL, 4222 for tho labor pnrty and 14l)t for others. . More thnn 100,1)00 volunteer " militiamen ulclrcl tho security police In liinu'dliiK tho ballot boxes uunliiKt iioiwlblo attack from tint iindorK round. It will estimat'-d thai 12.UU0.U0I) volra were cast. Tho uovcrnmcnt as serted the election wan liKl and orderly throughout Poland. American and Ili-UUh fmbv atiiff employes watched the vol- liilt In tho heaviest Centura of population. Complete unofficial returns arc expected within 48 hour. The official result will Do an nounccd January 31. Family Row Brings Arrest A futility auurrel In the Tower theatre parkltm lot lata Satur day nltfht was broken up ty stuto xdice, called to thn scene, and a short time later Arthur J. Minnenm. Kliimalli Falls, filed rhariie of disorderly conduct asuliiM his brotner-lii-iaw. r.u Reno Debhs McFarland, raciflc Fruit Express employe Officers said that McFarland had his two young children and win ptminlliK to take them to his homo at tho Jopliu Auto courts, when his brolher-ln-law Intervened and attempted to take tho children away from htm. Tho brother-in-law snld his aistrr, Mrs. Edna Fern McFar land. had sued for divorce and . was attempting to not custody 1 of the children. McFarland wait 'arrested nl 2:15 a. m. Sunday and lodged In tho county Jail In default of 5500 bail. Mliincrup received cuts and scratches on tho face. MILL MEETING POIITLAND, Jan. 20 W Oixrutors of small sawmills will hold a conference In Eugene February 1 when re-logglng methods and sustained yield programs will bo discussed by officials of the Pacific Lumber Manufacturers association. Sailing your homt? Pat Howes, rtallor. Phono 7269. ; TO PORTLAND OR SAN FRANCISCO This is lbs uwy, safe and time anving way to go to Portland or Snn Francisco. You board a train here. Enjoy good night's sleep in a cosy Pullman berth.' Awak bright and onrly at your destina tion. Or rido in comfortable, low fnro roclinlng chair car. Fares are at pro-wnr levels. TO PORTLAND Iv. Klamath FoHt , 9:50 p.m. Ar. Portland . . , 7:4)0 a.m. Overnight service returning, departing Portland at 10 p. m. TO SAN FRANCISCO lv. Klamath Falls . 6:50 p.m. Ar, San Franciice . 1:20 a.m. QwraiAC acrvicc returning, de parting San Francisco at 8:00 p.m. Plonse rosorvesluopingcarspace in advnnco nt any S.P. ticket office. 1? The friendly Southern Pacific Ticker Office Phont 3111 Night Typing Class i Offered Here Tho ueneriil extension division of I ho Oregon slate, system of higher education will UMOln or for nlKlit .typing classes, begin ning Wednesday nigm, January 22, room 1011, Kluinulli Union high school. Clauses will meet from 7 to 0 on Wednesday Pud Friday nights for 10 weeks. Two term hours of college credit will bu given, Tho course muy a I no bo taken without credit. Beginners as well us advanced students are eligible. Veleians niuy qualify under the GI bill or tho stuto oi uro. uon educational benefits pro gram, Tho feo for tho course Is $10, or approximately 29 cents per hum and includes all text- mooks nnu inner materials, Police Arrest Drunk Drivers Stuto police picked up three drunk drivers over the week end, two fulling Into tho tolls of tho luw within 10 minutes timo on tho Klamath view point curvo Jusl north of town. Mlko Jack .upon. 420 Com merciul, was arrested at 0:30 p. m. Sunday, on tho highway near tho Hlver View auto court, 10 minutes after stute police bud arrested Willow Nudlue De Mars, Klumuth Falls waitress, al the sumo place. Both wcro charged with driving while un der the Influence of Intoxicat ing liquor And placed in the Klamath county Jail. They were to appear In Justice court iuoiv duy. Officers suld Mrs. DeMori slid out from tho driver's scut as they stopped her and Wilbur Foster EiismcK, Jll fine, iook tho wheel. She was also charg cd with having no operator's ll censo and Kustllrk was given a citation into court on permitting an unlicensed person to opcr- uto II vehicle. Hugh Thomas Ncff, Grunts Puss cerpenter, also faces a drunk driving charge following his arrest at 11:23 p. m. Satur day after officers arrested him when ho ollegedly left his car when police gave the siren. Neff is charged with fulling to ob serve the stop at K. Main and S. 0th. and as he ran from his car was almost struck ry passing motorist who was forced to take to the sidewalk to avoid hitting the man. A possenger In Neff's cur. Charles' Walter Jump, Klamath Falls, posted $10 ball for being drunk on a public highway. Ncff posted $130 bull and was to appear in court today, Monday. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO FAIN NO HOKriTAMKATION mt Tim VrmnBl Mtttti! DR. E. M. MARSHA C hlrrftllr niritrUa ttt N. Hi Rs-iHlr TMlr lUdf. Check ri Popular Albums r Loul Jordan - And IIU Tympany Five... Ink Spot H ., M.BO rinurl lvai u Ballada and folk Songi r Orian Kneoreii DICK LEIBEHT rj American Bulla da ' SINUINQ BENT1NEL8 ...3.9S ...fJ.BT MAIL and TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED e 701 Main "Happiness YA Hospital Slated For Early Start The army engineers announced today that they expect to havo the veterans administration hos pital In Klumuth Fulls under' contract by Juno 30. Tho Kluirt- utli project Is one or 32 that tho engineers will contract by the Juno (leudllne. Sixty -three hospitals have been turned over by the VA to tho army engineers for construc tion, building has begun on only one, ut Buffalo, N. Y. The VA is supplying plans for five lur.tplUils, two of which ore un der construction, one lit Provi dence, It. I,, and ouother at Sioux Fulls, S. O. Mayor Ed- Ostendorf suld to day thut the city has received no further word from VA official or thp nrmy engineers regarding the project. He stated thut a representative of the engineers and two Wushlngtnn D. C, men were expected In Klnmath Falls last week, but will probnbly come soon to look over tho Beau mont truct, proposed site of the hoipltal, and confer with city officials. Astoria Hospital To Be Inactivated ASTORIA. Jan. 20 !'l Capl; J. W. Roberts, commanding of ficer of the Astoria naval hospi tal, said a preliminary report from Washington, D. C, has designated March 1 the date for loactlvullng tho naval hospital here. Some of the equipment will be transferred- to tho enlarged Tongue Point dispensary, he suld. Your RECORD NEEDS Popular Hits r Boonar Or -Later " And So To lira DINAH SKUIIE J3C n Dlvorca Ma CCD.. 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Hsudquarters" Phons 8821 Parking Meters ' -Arrive In Town With cooperation from the weuthermun, street department crews muy soon begin Installing parking meters. Muyor Ed Os tendorf said toduy thut the coin boxes for tho meters havo ar FINEST QUALITY mmmE - mbibe Reg. 8.30 NOW 5" Reg. 7.75 NOW 4M Reg. 5.40 NOW 3 99 Reg. 4.98 NOW 2 99 DRESSES SU.s 7 to 14 Rg. S.98, 3 AO NOlfr .77 HI. 4.98. 9 OA NOW J.77 Htg. 4.30, 00 NOW.. X.77 Rg. 2.90. OO NOW 77 Rtg. 1.85. 00e NOW 77fc COATS Slits 7 to 16 Rg. 14.95. O 00 NOW 7.00 Rog. 16.95. 19 OO NOW OO SWEATERS Sisti 7 to 14 Hg. 3.98, - 9 10 NOW ' 7 Rg. 2.99, I A Q NOW 7 SNOWSUITS Limittd Number Rtg. 9.20. NOW Rtg. 8.70. NOW...; Rtg. 11.98, NOW. rived, but Installation will bo he.d up until downtown streets urn ut least partially cleared of Ice. Ivcr H. Ccderwall of Seattle. northwest representative of the Murktlme Parking Meter com pany, and Al Muttson of Port lund, the firm's Oregon rcpre sentutlvc, were In Klumuth AT THESE VALUES! BEAUTIFUL INDIVIDUALLY TRAILORED Reg. 35.00 Reg. 29.95 Reg. 24.00 Reg. 22.50 Reg. 18.40. ' a wu III W J llTr Every AMID JUST DMADMli3 x )f Reg. 7.98 NOW AND IN SEARS GIRLS1 DEPARTMENT, Mezzanine Floor Silts 7 Rtg. 4.98, NOW......... Reg. 2.99. NOW SUITS Siits 7 to 14 Rtg. 5.40. NOW Rtg. 3.99. NOW PAJAMAS Silts 12 Rtg. 2:95. NOW Plaid Jackets Small. Mtd., Largo Rtg. 8.95. C AO NOW 911 SEARS INFANTS' COAT Sists 2 Rtg. 14.98. 5.79 5.79 6.79 NOW Rtg. 10.80, NOW Rtg. 8.00, NOW... Rtg. S.80, NOW Park Beetles Threaten Timber PORTLAND, Jan. 20 P) Sitka spruce stands in the Pacific northwest and Alaska are threat- Falls Saturday, giving the me ters a final check. IIUTV UIIVIIICI vpvi mini J aw vhj wa coat superbly styled in the latest fashions! Reg. 8.98 NOW 5M Reg. 6.98 NOW 3W Skirts. Jumpers SNOWSUITS Double Duty Sets to 16 2.29 1.49 Rtg. 12.40. NOW Rtg. 12.60. NOW.. Rtg. 13.95. NOW Rtg. 16.95, NOW ... 2.98 1.99 - 14 1.49 Rtg. 3.98, NOW.... Rtg. 2.88, NOW DEPARTMENT. TOO Main SETS to 6 A QO 7.79 5.79 3.79 (U.D NSWS. Klamatk mil, Or. cned by a bark beetle infesting the timber, the Oregon Academy of Science was told at week-end meeting. Robert L. Furnlss, U. 8. bureau of entomology and plant quaran tine representative, said surveys Indicated 33,000,000 board feet now 2500 now 1900 now 1600 now 1500 now 1300 - SUETS Reg. 26.95 now1300 Reg. 21.0a NOW Reg. 19.80 - now 13 Other Values 9.88 .... 9.88 9.88 12.88 Hats, Knit Caps, Hat & Bag, Cap & Mitten Sets Reg. 49c, NOW Rtg. 1.00, NOW Rtg. 1.59, NOW Rtg. 1.98, NOW 79c 49c SKIRTS All Wool Soma Cordurof . Rtg. 2.98 and 3.98, 1 QQ NOW.... .. Rtg. 1.98 and 1.79, 1 AO NOW Rtg. 1 NOW... wm MONOAT, Jan. tt, HIT. he Tare of Alaska's best Sitka stand west of Ketchikan destroyed and warned the northwest may ex pect similar outbrcaki. ' The Alaskan herd of fur seals la estimated to be worth about $100,000,000. y i vi ' 4 m 00 7 d JV I m 00 1 Sixes 7 to 12 Rtg. 19.95. J OO NOW. . 'OO Rtg. 16.95. NOW Rtg. 13.95, NOW... Rtg. 12.40. NOW : 11.88 10.88 9.83 MITTENS 29c 49c 99c 99c Floor TOTS' OVERALLS Rtg. 2.79. 1 90 NOW laW TRAINING PANTS Rtg. 35c, : 10a now 176 BABY JUMPERS 49c Store Hours 9 to 5:30 133 So. 8th Phona 5183 4
