Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 29, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER OHhtiON Miwllv clouily liKtuy, 1fl illil mid loiiiurrnw. wllti fw liuwani wt tiiilny hmiI llelit relit emt muw .l liuilluii Itmliiltl Mini tfiiiMirruw intirn. -IK Hluiwori Imuurriiw wllnrnuoit. I.lllle liuiiHt In liiMmiiUit. MiMlrali wl. rlv wlntli 11ilny. bni-iimliig moilirale lo rr.li millH'ily limmht NIIHTIIKHN CAI.IMIIINIA Peril, lnuijy IniUy, lniilhl ml liiinwmw. 'fvv wlilnly I'ttllorfiil liowtri lily. jul iii'1'NBluiinl Itnwwrt In emiptiie mirth oiiiiirriiw. (.'iiiillniiril culil. Fre.h nurlh- VVKlnlly Wltllll Ull L'llMll. Morrill Allalr A public card jiii'ly In bi'lnu sponsored by tlio A1, linen or lliu Mciuho Tliuriicliiy, liimiury 110. lit U p, m. In U" tli'irill lOUf hull n a benef I 'or (ho March of Dimes. All jinii'i-dH will o townrcl the III utilu paralysis (unci, Pinochle ind brlilKO will be played and iwnnls I" a d e. Hi'frcuhinonU will bo nerved. Tickets are iviilliiblo ul tho door, It win an nounced todny. To Chicago Uavc Zumwalt .1 II... CI..IH fllHt-lltlM Klvlnu h i vice, left Mimrlny lor CIiIcuko where he will stop briefly be fore oln on to Wiiyiio, Mich., where he will pick up a Stlnson ISO Voyiiifer, u new 1U47 model, which hu will fly buck here. Kuii'wull will be uceoinpmilcd oy V. S. Hitchcock, Kliimuth r'ulls btiHiiu-na mini, who In now In the runt on business. Flolc 1 rip Kill hteen aludents of the Cumnde School of I'ho tiiHnipliy lire pliiunlnu to leave Kliuni lb Kali Kebrui ry 10 for Noviulu where they will tiiko purl in n lO duy field trip, plyilo tiniplwiK I'yi'iiinld hike, Luke 'la hoe, Uonner puiw and other scenic point In thul stale. BonBflt The Murch of Dime, curd purly sponsored by the Mer rill Women of tho Mooso hull iilu.lt the ciimpulmi In the com munity, will be held ut the Mer rill Odd Kcllnw hull Thursday ul U p. m. All proceed from Ilia curd purly will be turned over to the fund for Hunting In funlllc paralysis. Improving Clinton John Meyer, young Kcno highway boy who wm iilruck by cur ,-nur hl home Monday night, wm reported resting easily at Kluinuth Vulley hnspitnl today. The child received a fractured leg, heud and Internal Injuries. Emergency Kelly Ilortacher, beauticiun ul Irma'a beauty shop, wilt runhed lo Hillside Monday morning for an emergency ap pendectomy. Her condition 1 reported as fair. In Hospital Mrs. Ernest Tru love, 4033 Simula wuy, was re ported improving at Hillside hos pital toduy following major sur gery this week. Robins Still In Evidence Robins have come to Tulcluke, too. A message to The Herald and News from a woman signing her self "Mrs. G. II. R." reads: "I whs rending about the robins In Klnmatli Falls. Yes terday morning we counted 24 In our trees and they are still coming. 1 never did see more than two or three at a time In my life. I don't understand where they come from and why nt this time of year. Thej are pretty and I wutcli them all day. Lute In tho evening they go awuy." A K I a m n t h Falls resident phoned the paper thb morning to xuy sho had seen her first robin. i GOP Finance Man Gives Talk Here Robert Eustace, finance eoor diimtor for tho republican nu tlunnl Mate und county commit tees, discussed parly finances nnd'nctlon Willi a group or lo cal businessman at a luncheon at the Pelican cufo Tuesday. The group elected K. M. Moty as chairman o f tho local finance committee and L. L. Lombard J'snd A, M. Collier were named vice chairmen. The entire group will serve as tho committee. Others present were E. H. Thompson, Elmer Balsiger, Ar thur Schuupp, Mitchell Tillotson, Alfred . Coll lor. T. B. Walters, M. S. West, Frank Z. Howard, R. R. Macartney. Paul Farrcns, Wyntl PudKctt, John Ashley and Nelson Reed. No "mule witches" have ever been convicted In America and very few In England. Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Headaches, Gas, Stomach and Spinal Ailments '. Ti:i.i:i'HONK sunn 127 So. 7lh St. , , your RADIO On the DERBY'S E See the Best-Along with the Rest! Mognovox Motorola Srromberg-Carlton Zenith RCA Victor Farniworth DERB Y'S music co. Pack Night Cub Scouts of Pack 8 will hold pack night on Friday, Jaiiiiury 31, at 7:3(1 p. in. In Altainont Junior high. All parents aro urged to attend and see the skils which will bo pre sented by the cubs. Puck 8 Is sponsored by tho Allumont Pence Memorial church, Danca Held Members of Tho Club at Gilchrist enjoyed a semi formal dniico Saturday night, Jununo 18, sponsored by the Gilchrist and The Club. While's orchestra from liend furnished music for the lance. Dlschargtd Army and nuvy dischnrges filed at the county clerk's offlco January 24 und 15 Include Gene Dl..k Hall and I). J. Ci 1 1 more, both of Klumulh county. Box Social Mills PTA will huvo a box social und program In tho school cafeteria lit 7:30 p. m. Friday, January i. ah parents and friends are invited to attend. In Hillside Fred and Ralph Peterson, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson of Green Spring highway, are patient at Hillside hospital where they aro receiv ing medical attention. Recovering Gloria Luinb, 10- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lamb, 43.1 N. 0th, Is recovering nicely at her home following a tonsillectomy at Klamath Valley hospltnl y enter- dny. Frltndly ClrcU The Friendly Clrclo meets Thursday at 12:30 S. m. with Violet Vance of 4510 luista way, and Mrs, Cory will assist. Holdup Men Still At Large Tin two bandit who staged an armed robbery ut the Oregon Food store on O.rfton avenue Monday night are still at lurgc, and police here have sent dc scrlptli ns of the young men to officers In other Oregon and California towns. The bandits are believed by police to be out-of-town men. Ray Malntchi. store manager who with a clerk. Billy Joplin, was locked In a rear storeroom by the robljers, hns told police that the amount of money taken was about $450. Only currency, silver dollars and half-dollars, was taken, the holdup men declining to take sum Her change ami checks from the cusli register. In questioning persons in the neighborhood of the store, po lice hnve learned that the car in which the robbers got away mav have been in the vicinity of the store for at least two hours be fore the robbery. Floral Tributes Cover Casket Of "Scarface" Capone MIAMI BEACH, Flu., Jan. 29 lP) Large floral tributes in the form of crosses, horseshoes and oversized wreaths Jammed a room at a funeral home here today where the body of ex gangster Al Capone awaited burial. The funeral home said today it did not know of any funeral plans. The Dade county board of health yesterday granted per mission for the home to hold the body beyond the usual legal period. Tho home said the permit was requested on Instructions from Ralph Capone, brother of the one-time Chicago underworld king, who is handling the fu neral arrangements. The holding permit was neces sary because of a law requiring papers showing the Intended dis position of bodies to be filed within 72 hours after death. Any plans the fnmlly has made have been a closely guarded secret. Capone died at his Palm is land villa hero Saturday night of pneumonia, with apoplexy which he suffered a week ago Tuesday as a contributing cause. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 9304 1201 East Main HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND EUaENE ORE, MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mra. J. B. Carlcy n Joe Karlar . Proprlatars Headquarters Balcony at Bendix Sentinel Trav-ler Aviola Snow Causes Basin Pileups Highwuys throughout this area continued slippery toduy und numerous minor accident were reported from snow cov ered stretches. One futulity oc curred on the Willumcttn puss eurly Tuesduy us u result of snow conditions, officers reported. Sub-f r e c 2 I n temperatures throughout the busln were re ported toduy, tho weulhcrmun giving 18 at 3:30 a. m. Snow was lulling lightly In the north ern section of Kliimuth county, tho Southern Pacific advising Unit more than five Inches of snow covers tho ground ut Cres cent Luke mid points in that dis trict. The lino Is operating satis factorily ut this end but No. 20, due In ut 11:30 u. m., was more limn one hour late, hampered by snow conditions ut Dunsmulr whero 14 inches of snow covers that area and "still fulling." Temperature to the north ranged from 18 to 32, minimum. Ten inches of new snow fell on bun Mountain puss, eight Inches of new snow was re ported on tho Green Springs highway und ut Odell luke seven Inches fell on top of 91 inches of a roadside pnek, A section of one-way traffic near Salt Creek falls will be cleared late tuduy, the suite highway depart ment said. A detour fivo miles north of Klumiith Fulls wus ulso ex pected to bo clcurcd late toduy, ine aeiour ncccssnry lor culvert instiillution. Minor Accident Brings Fine Willis Bnrry, 18. of 1911 Furao. posted $15 bull with city police lust night for failure to yield the right of way on a complaint signcct oy r.ciwura nmgnrn, vol. low cab driver. An auto driven by Barry was Involved in a slight traffic mis hap with Rltlgarn's cab on S. 0th at the Ewnuna Box company yesterday morning. Arthur East. 35. who Is get ting to be a regular customer at local Jails, is back in the city lockup, this time on a charge of vagrancy. East was Just recent ly released from the county Jnil lifter serving a sentence for dis orderly conduct, hnving been handed over to the county after finishing a drunk charge sen tence In the cltv Jail. Gilchrist High Boy Loses Finger Don Grccnan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grecnun vho reside -t Crescent, Ore., cut off his left thumb ut the first Joint while doing shop work on the electric saw at Gilchrist high achool. Grccnan was taken to Bend for immedlulc medical attention and is now recovering. . rmmmtr ... mm. llE W ,A manner ... of "coating" your costume with loose classics or full shorties! Peplum-pretty suits are slim waisted with all 'round pephuns rippling over the hips. All-wools in sites 9-15. 10-20 and 38-44. 29.75 -::' W REPRESENTING FOUR GENERATIONS of their family are, left to right, front, Leah Pickir, Alice Capozzolo, and her son, Tony, and Mrs. Li I lie Lathrope. Back, left to right, are Mrs. Verle Coon ond her daughter, Barbara. Mrs. Lathrope, the great grandmother, is visiting here from Poplar, Mont. a u ' Kennell-Ellis. Child Guidance Speaker Heard Allen East of the child guid ance clinic, University of Ore gon, was the featured speaker at a Tuesday night meeting of the Klamath county child care, health and welfare committee, and gave a report on the short age of trained personnel needed to curry on the child guidance work In Oregon. Members of the committee dis cussed several measures which have been presented to the state legislature, with an eye to re ceiving backing for the measure from various civic organizations. Fred B. Robinson, member of tile city recreation committee, told of the need for a recreation program here such as was in oK-ration in the yeors Immedi ately preceding the war. Robinson said that at that time Klamath county's recrea tion program was among the finest in the state, having at one time nine paid directors. He also stressed the need to find a di rector to replace E. E. Hambrick, resigned. AWARU PORTLAND. Jan. 29 (P Ex Mayor Joseph K. Carson has been awarded l'Orderc de Leo pold II. a Belgian citation, for his work in speeding the return of displaced Belgians. Classified Ads Bring Results. COLDS Relieve misery, as most mothers do. Rub tui SWICKS: throat, cheat r..-.t.d VVapoRub THE SPRING LOOK 1W It's a look of being well "suited" in the newest J t : v i- Social Calendar , WJntdv. JiniirT January meeting. 8 40 salon, hom of Mr. Edna RumcII, 316 Pacific Terrace, 8 p. m. Friday. Janaary si DeMolay Hnnw Ball. Masonic Umple. Monday, fabraary 1 Bualnaaa and Profettlonat Woman 'a club maatlnf , Wlllard hotel. Valentin party, frlcndchlp committee. Women of the Mooac. King of Heart. Job Daughter for mal dance. Masonic temple. Jtalnrday. rtbraary T! Klamath Kail Woman'a Library dub, benefit bridge tea, Wlllard hotel, Mrs. Kay W, Oldenburg, tea chairman, Mrs. K. A. Moore, bridge chairman. Thursday. April ! Community concert, Marina Svetlova, Pelican theatre. Friday, April II rina! Community concert, Bldu Sayao. ; British Farm Bill Assured Passage LONDON, Jan. 29 (Pas sage of the labor government's new agriculture bill, designed to guarantee prices and markets for British farmers, virtually was assured of enactment today after successfully passing its de cisive second reading in the house of commons. The bill, described by the laboritc. as the "farmers' magna carta." still faces a third read ing, but this under British par liamentary procedure is little more than a formality. The two-day debate which pre ceded the second reading last night produced some adverse criticism by the conservatives, but they did not push their ob jections strongly and the meas ure w?s approved without a rec ord vote. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Cisert, r,aarntr4 Wrk AII Make.) araianabU r-rtcc I'rca Ralimalca Sewing Machine Service Your tptad.nl Daltr Pkaaa ml I2IS Shaala Loose classic coats hang long, have easy kick-pleats around back! Gab ardines and other all-wool fabrics. Siaes 9-15, 10-20, S844. 29.75 Installed MERRILL Sylvia Jones has been installed as noble grand of the Merrill Rebckah lodge succeeding Gcraldino Cox. Her corps of officers Includes Fran ces Andrews, vice grand; Gcral dine Cox, past grand; Mariam Hunnicutt, chaplain; Mary Pope, recording secretary; Anne Fruits, financial secretory; Lena Buck, treasurer; Edna Mcrrilces, con ductor. Ethel Hamilton, warder; Pearl Moore, right supporter to noble grand; Leona Beasley, left sup- Eorter to noble grand; Margaret oper, Inside guardian; Mar Jorie Burleigh, outside guardian; Esther Johnson and Viola Stev enson, flag bearers. R. H. Anderson was re-elected trustee. Installing officers were Hazel McNeill, district deputy presi dent; Mae Anderson, , deputy marshal and deputy officers, Gcraldine Moore, Maxine Cole, Helen Carlcton and Bessie D.-inicls. Vivian Cunningham of ficiated as flower girl. Escorts for the officers were J. Leland Pope, Walter Fother ingham. Velton Haskins, R. H. Anderson, Jim Reed, Roy Beas ley ana noy McNeill. Mae Anderson was elected drill captain with Hazel McNeill, assistant. , Mrs. W. E. Wakkuri was hon ored with a stork shower on Thursday evening, January 23, given by the members of the Shasta-Homedale extension unit. Mrs. S. S. Choale was the hos tess. Those present were Mrs. E. L. Barnes. Mrs. W. M. Clark. Mrs. K. P. Eaton, Mrs. O. Ferrell, W 4, . ELBSMMEl TOP-VALUE BUYS! ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES! REAL BARGAINS! Here they are-and lots of them! Broken lots and odd sizes of mid-season merchandise all marked far below original prices to clear the decks for new spring merchandise. Don't miss these BIG SAVINGS! CLEARANCE! The latest stylesl Pastels, prints and lots of black crepes, spuns and - jerseys. Reduced, lor. January. Clearance ' SECOND FLOOR Girls' Blouses A nice assortment of wash able blouses to clear at an extreme Tu 1.00-2.00 lowl SCCO.Sli FLOOR CLEARANCE! A few long sleeves dressy and tail ored styles in stripes, prints, white and pastels . SECOND FLOCR Fingertip Coats Warm wool fleece, knit back, fly front, slash pockets. They're reversible, t AA Brown, blue. 4-8. O.YU DOWNSTAIRS CLEARANCE! A group of new pleated. All-wool Sises 9-18 Fingertip Coats Well tailored! Fly front, con vertible collar, slash pockets. and it's reversiblel 6.00 Brown, blue ... MAIN FLOOR CLEARANCE! RUMMAGE TABLE! Four big tables of merchandise in odd lots, odd sistf som shop worn, laded and slightly damaged. Every one reduced In price for January savings. Be sure to see these tables tomorrow. MAIN FLOOa nr.tAI.D NEWS. Kl.m.U r.llt. Oft. V I r ' BOWS IN HER HAIR, pretty Julie Lynn poses for the com ero. She is the three-year-old dauahter of Mr. ond Mrs James Brotton, 4798 Climax avenue. Kennell-Ellis, Mrs. L. W. Kitchin, Mrs. R. A. Nelson. Mrs. M. Shell. Mrs. H. F. Sweeney, Mrs. E. H. Tillman, Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. H. R. Woodard and Mrs. J. M. Wood ward. Baby Son Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cottington, 2616 Radcliffe, are the proud parents of a baby boy, Douglas, born January 27, weight 7 pounds 2 ounces. WOMEN'S STYLISH DRESSES Girls' Dresses A real value in girls' dresses! Tailored and dressier types with cleTer -trim gay colors Sc prints. 75c-3.00 2-12. SECOND FLOOR WOMEN'S BLOUSES REDUCED $ Eisenhower Jackets Wool flannel front, tweed sleeves, back and waist band. Button front. Fully lined. Blue. Sizes 6-10 1.98 DOWNSTAIRS WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL style skirts, draped, tailored, materials in plaids and plain '. '. -. 8ECOND FLOOR Heavy Twill Men's Jackets A nicely tailored jacket. Zip per front, brown M AA twill. 36-40 ff.UU MAIN FLOOR WSDNISDAT, tmm. t, till. Ft, tl7 Pink And Blue A delightful affair of last Thursday evening at the hom of Mrs. Verne McClcllan, 81 iiign, was tne shower given for Mrs. Woody Gray by Mrs. , George Demetrakos and Mrs. Jack Bratton. A pink and blue me me was used wun an ar rangement of flowers on the cof fee table centered by a pink stork. Gifts were presented In a pink and blue bassinette. Honoring Mrs. Gray were, Mrs. Leo Burke, Mrs. Jay Fair clo, Mrs. William Jeffcoat, Mrs. E. E. Tippcry, Mrs. Robert Mil. ton, Mrs. Arnold Colahan, Mrs, -Verne McClellan, Mrs. James Robiaon, Mrs. Charles Metz, Mrs. Seward McClellan, Mrs, Corn! Olvera, Anita Carninl, Mrs, James Cornutt, Mrs, Lloyd Pugh, Mrs. Frank Ad kins, Mrs. Roy : Wllbanks, Mrs. Iva Covington and Mrs. Bud Holzhouser and the hostesses. U. S. cotton acreage was re duced from 49,600,000 In 1B28 to 17.300,000 in 1946. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Authorized Sales and Service Telephone 9200 ' Girls' Skirts All-wool skirts. Pleated with bits of embroidery. Draped and flared styles assorted colors. 3-12 1.00 SECOND FLOOR so Cm -9 Boys' Raincoats Trench coat style! . Double breasted. Natural. 8-14..."......- 3.00 DOWNSTAIRS SKIRTS a few colors! ' 3 00 Moleskin Pants A precision cut work pants. They are 'rugged' and, San forised. Sises 30-40...... 2.00 MAIN FLOOR 300 600 120 N, 7th ; Phone 4317