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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1947)
I 1 4.. J4ata wi i.n intmjKLmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm WEATHER (111 k:H IN - M...II rlr.nr liidny, to lilllil null Imiiutniw aarriil iii'ru.limal llmith ami fi'S In wnl. l.lllla Imiipera' Ciin I'liunm siti'tiiit illiililly wntiimr iinii vlrinlty lliu arU'iiiuim. Uatitlc rHlltlhlf WHllU III! t'liml. Null l'lll:itN I'Al.lMHINIA Miially llvtir liiitnv, IoiiIkM mill linnrriiw, lull prim mailt anil iiiiiriiln fi or WW ll'ilitU nluiig ciinal mill In vnlivya. I.ltila IhRMKa In Iviiiiihi ului. tjdilln In mud Mill nurlliivlily wlnila ult vimi. Radio Fledgling Hilly Puc, IH, mill of Mi'. iiikI Mm. J. A. Ovfi'Uin, Wliii'tl, It'll fur I'nrtliiiid Stiniliiy nlulil 1 utli'iul riKllii school wlicro ho will study In become mi uniKiiinccr. I'nt. who Bcivcd it yt'iir In tho imvy before td'udiiiillnu from lilKh sehntil. ((ink llio imvy lilull I'linol examination mid passed, alter which liu titlentlcd KUIIS as it po.Ht urailiiulo unci imrticl tinted In the I'cllciinu piiiuruiii. Friday Meeting Cirudiiutc ri'iii'iilii ir Wiiini'ii of tho Moukc luihic 4117 will inert III llio bum), inenl of Moo.ic liu 11 Friday, 7:31) p. in. Cirmliuitit reuenls wliu iiiMimt iilti'iid should ronlucl I'linnlu Miie TlioinpKon '171)11, or Mildred Wilkinson 5I33, ho-teiineit, Returns Dr. It u I p h W. Stcurnn tiuit returned to III of fice In the McdlciilDe-iliil build, lull fiilliiwiiiu nil idmciice of tho inist two weeks Dr. Kluuriis hint been in Los Anuelcs utlendlim a rcaciii'clt study dull eonducled ly und for eye, enr, none u:id tliront itiirii. Meeting; Meinliein of Alphll rhiiptcr, Dellu Kuppii Ciiiiiiinu sorority, will meet Saturday, Ke liruury H. lit 7 p. m. lit the Inline of Mm. Hernk'c Klliott, G.inlen. Ah.iIhIUik Mrs. Kl liott ua hosier will be Mm. t'alh ernie Owsley und Irinu Wau-chopr. Croup to Meet The nplrlluul lift) Kioup of tin Kiithryn Bent tie MiNoomiry itnciety nf the I1 1 n e v Meinorliil I'rctdi.vteriiiu rluireli will hold itit regular im-etnii,' ut the ninii.xe. 4 4:t I S. Ilih. Friday nl 2 p. in. Mm. Hiiiih T. Mitclielinoro is lender. Ptllcan Unit Prllcim cxtrn inn unit will ntnrt nl llir home of Mra, K. W. Ziitler. corner of lliirvnrd und Troy, nl :U p. in. Friday. Snliji-ct will be color In the home und rilip cover. Mra. Wmnifrcd Ciilleu will bo in charge. Potluck A politick luncheon will bo held Friday l 12:30 ti. in, in Moorio hull for nil mem inn o( the home milking com mittee ol llio Women of tho Moose. Dolna Well Mrs. K. J. Dun forth, in Klumutli Vulley hos piltil, ii recovering nicely alter aurirery last Saturday and may now roccivo visitor. , Goes Homo Mm. Janiea How. rd, 1H. 2llli:j Klicrleln, left Hill aide hospital Thursday for her home. She In recovering from an appendectomy. Klamath Women's Mother Passes Mr. Knlhcrinc Olson, 70, pi oncer resident of Wood burn, Ore, died Wednesday afternoon nt her home following a brief llliic.ni. With her nt the lime of Iter pussing win her daughter, Mrs. (.cuntc Ilillis, RIO Kldo mdo. Kliimiith Kails. Mra. Olaon waa born February 10, 1070, and would have celebrated her 77lh birthday this month. Her aix children were wi!lt her lit a fam ily reunion on Iter annlveranry lust yenr. Final rites wiit be conducted Friday nl 2 p. m. lit Woodbiirn with inleriiient there. Another daughter, Mrs. Henry W. Moore, Willi Mr. Moore and their two ilaiiiihters, Sharon and Sandra, nnd Cicnrgc llillls, left lodiiy for Wnndbiirn. ' In addition to Mrs. I tills u ud Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Ol son is survived liv n third dnugh ter, Mrs. Wnyne D. Gill of Wood burn, nnd three sons, Carroll Ol son nf Oregon City. Oscar D. "Frosty" Olson of Salem, nnd Harold Olson of Delano, Cnllf. .Mrs, Olson has visited here frc- fluently Willi her cliiughlers and 1 made mnnv friends In Klamath Fulls to mourn her passing. CLEAN, WHITE CHEST RUB RELIEVES COLDS' MISERIES Many modern mothers nro chang ing from old-l'iiHliinnod remedies to clean, white, stainless, medienlod PENETRDSRUB ii- ( jmn DUmliiod Sherman Mayer of Chiloquin, ttuto highway crew employe w'm suffered u brokon leg when struck by a motorist wiiilo nt work, wns able to leuvo Hillside hospital Thursday. Granfja Merrill grunge meet ing will be held February 1U In tho Merrill grunge hull for In stallation of new officers. Pros pective niembern lire Invited to attend. There will be n potluck luncheon ufter the meeting. Friendship Tho Friendship committee of Women of the Moose will meet in Mouse hull ut 2:31) p. in, Frlduy. Golding Navy Aids Reserve l,t. Coindr. Donald L. Golding, USNH, KUIIS Instructor. Is will ing lo Instruct boys interested In Joining the naval reserve. Ho has taught ordnance und gun nery, dune classroom teaching. Instructed practice drills, made tours through Urooklyn navy yard and taken cruises us purl of his duty on the east const. LI. (ioldliig Is well informed In till phases of the reserve und will gladly answer any questions regarding the duty, benefits und length of service. Five Klamath youths to Join the reserve within the last week nro Fred Fisher, Pntil Hny Fish er, John Henry Copeliind, Hnr nld Frnnklln l.iiiiinan und'Jumes Hobert Lorlmer. Weather Clear At Crater Lake Park Sight seeing conditions remain, ed excellent at Crater Uike nu tlontit park, the Thursday morn ing radio report advised, und chains are not required through the area blanketed by 10(1 incites of snow. Skiing early nnd Inle Is "only fair" but during midday when the heavy crust is slightly thaw ed the snort is good, pnrk offi cials said. Scattered clouds were in the sky today, the minimum 23, the maximum AO na of Wed nesday. It was 27 degrees at R:30 u. in. today, virtually the snme temperature ns existed in Klamath Falls. Freight Rate Raise Rapped At a recent hearing In Salem on (lie subject of freight rates, Haul Taylor on behalf of tho Klamath llusin nates Ilurcuu, Inc., opposed any Increase In motor carrier rates nt this time, alleging thul present rates from und lo Klamath Fulls nro in ex cess of reasonable rules com pared with rules between point In other territory. He submitted ns on exhibit In this proceeding a statement of the position of tho bureau, along with u number of statements showing tlie rules between Klamath Fulla und other points in Oregon compared with rules between various Oregon points, nnd between points ' l;t other stale und points in Oregon; also between points in other states. The stutemcnt submitted by Taylor contained the following: "Wo nre not objecting to rea sonable increases, as such, to meet Increased carrier operating costs. Hut we urc opposing in creases on rntea which are now were before, the 6 per cent Increase uf 1U42, and the sur charge Increase of 11)40, unjust and unreasonable, unduly pref erential to Interstate shippers, and were nnd urc now pretudi einl and discriminatory to Klam ath Falls and tho Klamath basin urea." The commission promised to review Individual rules. Formal Affair Prosperity He bekah lodge will meet In tho IOOF hull Thursday at 8 p. m. All officers should wear formula. State Racing Revenue Limited 8ALKM, Feb. (J fl) Attorney General Ucorgc Neuner ruled loduy llio county fairs - cannot uso their state racing revenues for capital outlays, since the money must be used only to pay maintenance expenses. In unother opinion, Neuner held Unit school boards cannot give authority to a board chair man unci clerk to pay wages and blll.t. us this can be done only ut regular board meetings. Meter Fund Nets $1271 A harvest of $1271 has been gleaned In eight paying days from the U07 parking meters re cently installed in downtown Klamath Fulls, strengthening the argument fur keeping the curb side gadgets. The figure was rclcaued today by the city treasurer alter the third collection which netted $301. Result of the first collec tion was $321 and the second collection added $441 to the city coffers. Count of coins collected shows persons are still inserting dimes which, according to the trcas- SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Eiptrt, OfjaraiiUrd Hrk (All M.ke.l aftnblt Vrlre Vih fallmstct Sawing Machine Service Your Inaspeadrnl llratvr rhmnn 771 37IS sbuta Wat AIRLINES APPLICATION I'ORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 6 lT) Northwest Airlines has filed new application with the civil aeronautics board for a certif icate to establish air servico be tween Hawaii and Portland Seattle, Dan Hutchins, Portland traffic manager, reported today. City Dallvary Barries. Ph. 8417 ARRIVING DAILY! FRESH SMELT New Company Opens Here Klamath Falls continues to ex pand with new business enter prises starting up every few days. One of the latest additions is the Acoustlcon- Heltkemper company which will open offices in room 201 Boivcn building, 6th and Muin, Monday, February 10. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Helt kemper are the owners of the new business established to assist the hard of hearing. Heltkemper has previously visited Klamath Falls on frequent trips, con ducting clinics for those with hearing deficiencies. He was born In this city. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Heltkemper, were in the Jewelry business here from 1005 to 1010 when the family moved to Portland. Heltkemper has served with urcr, is "Just throwing money away." Pennies or nickels regis ter but dimes do not, it was stated. the U. S. treasury department for 12 years and worked on lend lease during the war before studying the hearing aid busi ness, being especially Interested in tills livelihood as he uses a hearing aid. Mr. and Mrs. Heltkemper re side at N. 6th and Pine. British Minister Of Education Dies At Age Of 49 LONDON, Feb. 6 IIP) Pert, tiny, red-haired Ellen Wilkinson, 49, British minister of education, died today 24 hours after enter ing a hospital for treatment of bronchitis. Her death, the first in Prime Minister Attlee's cabinet since it was formed in August, 1049, was Child's Colds Itatvi Hilar -Mm TaMTtJtW We feature complete line of absolutely frash fish plus fancy domestic and imported smoked fish and other taste tempting delicacies. ANTI-PASTO Dl LUSSO SALAMI Genoa Style IMPORTED CAPERS FANCY IMPORTED OLIVE OIL FROG LEGS IMPORTED SARDINES If you like good chats, w have Itl Tht larqest variety tvar offtrtd in Klamath. Coma Inl l'aSr Ntw Maoafcmtat ai BTU 'WM FISH MKT. and Delicatessen w a baby M ;i -varjyN, MILK for YOUR HFRAI.D NIS, Rlanalk faill. O-t. ' Tnt'RSDAT. r.a. , Itit. flYa attributed to a heart attack. She had been 111 for months. Incredibly hard-working, she was the second woman ever to serve In a British cabinet. Her most lasting contribution as a cabinet minister probably was her successful campaign to raise the ago (or leaving school from 14 to IS, a fight shu won despll the opposition of fellow ml-.it. tors and the acute need for young recruits for British Industry. Beginning next April, British children will be compelled to attend school until they are 18 years old. 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SUPERBLY yltl'k SUPERBLY COOKED 5is k3 SERVED Klamath Falls' Finest Italian Restaurant HEADftUARTERS 1 Hshers Flour '2 $2.95 1 Snowdrift Shortening 31b. ar $1.29 Wesaon Oil . . quarts 89c Wesson Oil . . pints 45c I i ,1. AJSUIL ay I ma a tat ai l F ' a Ttr r r W PiCTSLvner m M02KM FOODS Crab Meat Fancy Alaska Pack....6ii-oz. tin 49C Minced Clams Seashore ... H n39c Morning Milk ...j taU tin 13c Campbell Tomato Soup i0 w tm 10c Swift Prem 12H,z. on 39c Morrell Snack . i2K.z.tfa39c Nucoa Margarine 38c Peaches, sliced, 16-oi. pkg. Raspberries, 16-ci. pkg.. Strawberries, sliced, 16-ox. pkg. Apricots, 16-ox. pkg Blueberries, 16-o. pkg. Pineapple, 16-ox. pkg. ., Apple Sauce, 16-ox. pkg. Pecan Pies, 6 to pkg. Spinach, 14-ox. pkg Mixed Vegetables, 12-oz. pkg. Peas ond Carrots, 12-ox. pkg. Green Beam, cut, 10-ox. pkg. Corn-on-the-Cob, 1 ears Corn and Sweet Peppers, 12-oz. pkg.. Green Peas, 12-ox. pkg Brussel Sprouts, 10-ox. pkg Broccoli, 10-ox. pkg Asparagus, cut tips, 12-ox. pkg. . 29c 59c 59c 29c ......49c 39c 25c 85c 29e 29c 29c 29c ......23c ...:..29c 29c 39c 29c 39c L7cO Ib.39c it,. 59c Hens Young colored roasting size U9 BaCOn MorrelU or Swifts Sliced . HI I-UI M lhg. Beef Roast A Grade I , lb.39c HamS Swifte Premium whole or halt-.: lb.S9C Oysters m'sixe ....pint 60c Wieners 39c Salt Pork lb. 39c Doodle Dandy Celery, 24-ox. jar...........: 19c Del Monte Chow Chow, 12-oz. jar 29c Tomatoes, Garden, choice quality. No. 2V tin.... 23c Royal Club Cream Corn, No. 2 tin 18c Fruit Cocktail, Libby's, No. 2Vi tin........ ...42c Golden Holly Grbpefruit, No. 2 tin 20c Arrinafniit Inioo Ric0- Fancy wi aaa hii WMa Extra Special Florida Juice 46-oz. 16 No. 2 I WW Tin IWW Cane and Maple Syrup Imitation Flavor Morning Dew Brand ......... Pt.39c 78c Tin Snowflake Sodas N.btaeKt44c Ritz Crackers Nabisco x ib.29c, FRUITS & VEGETABLES Grapefruit Large SaUon Sea extra fey. lb. IOC Avocados Large size 'each 15c Broccoli.! bunch23c OniOnS Idaho Sweet Spanish..... 10-lb. bag49C AppleS Newtown Medium size Ia49 Nuboro Soap Granules, large pkg Boon Household Cleaner, quart bottle.. Matches, American Ace, carton Staley'i Cream Cornstarch, pkg. ........ Albert Yellow Corn Meal, 10 lbs Bakers Cocoa, IVi lbs Spaghetti, Franco American, tall tin.. Red Chili Beans, tall tin ..75e 23c ......24e ...10c 59c .....14e ...15e .2 for 29c I
