Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 12, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEmbezzler Does Good Job SAN FRANCISCO. rl. 12 ll". Assistant Dunk Cimhlcr Florence F.tllor Voider cinl)r..li'tl $10, 0iu bill hud a ilimcult lime proving- It! Her ilory wan revealed In Fcileiul Judue LoiiIh tt. Ootid mint's court wliuro lilt pleaded lliillly ymlerduv to iiilmiilylnil lunik fiintls nnd unwind fiilsu en trie. J lid Ho (iuudiiiiui from ' thn liriiclt tlucliii-ml It was tho mont iimiauul uiiilirav.lciiiont ciiso In III experience, lie mi Id Mm. Volkers con fvHivcl lii'foiu her peculations were dlitcuveictl but tlmt (lie win so trusted It took her a weelc to convince Hunk of Curmel of ficliiln hIio wii lollintt Ilia truth. r'urllirriiiore, mild tlia Jiiclk". Iip Invested the niaiicy well una turned buck to the bunk not only the 10.(1(1(1 but iilo 83000 worth of reul elnte mid securities. Jiullie Cioodinmi, who dene rlhcd Mr. Voker as "a uood und even n dotlnu mother," !! she will rntltlrd to the luseU In excess of the $10,000, ii i id granted her two years probation. Five Cars Pile Up In Accident GRANTS PASS. Kcb. 12 !) Five uiitiiniobllca were dummied nnd one person sustained knna Injury In a truffle pllo-up on Pa cific hliiliway. five mlUs north of here difrlna rain aquall last lllllht. State police KM Id today that cur driven by G. W. Olxelow, (ilendule. Ore., and Oren Man tern, Grants Pa, idciwlped each other. Jack McNutl. alo of (Jlewliile, overturned hi car In ditch trvlnu to avoid the dls a bled muelilne. George (Intra, of Y u hii City. Calif., balled hi car but wii rammed from the rear by a car driven by W. D. Hutier, of Portland. I Inner auffercd minor knee Injury. In The (Continued From Puifo One) the relaxed, pleimunt llrcdne that follow linplu tank well done o often aeem uriiund the corner and out of riMich. It Ik Junt )olblii thul If more of tilt simple reliiilou zcul that fire Fru Juulpero Unrru hud como on down lo u we niliflit feel LUSH lruln mid MOItE happiness. There arc slrunvo thliiKs in thl world, and thli mlht bu one of them. CLOTHES STOLEN FROM WRECKED CAR ASTOrilA, Feb. 12 (A1) Mrs. Churle T. Dunford of Aatorlu, whoso bubuud died In tho head on col lUliin of two iiulomoblli- at tho Necunlcum Junction Sun day, reported ' to police loduy Unit two ulla of clotiiliiK hud been atolen from their wrecked our while her dylnij huahund w being ruabed to tho hoapitiil. New Radio Show Slated The flint proitram in tho most ambition aerie of radio huws to bo produced In tho Kluiuiitli buin will be heurd tonight, Wed nesday, ut 7 p.m. over KFJI when tho Count Guard Jumbo rcu hua ita iniliul uiruiK. A Kt'oup of 20 peraon, Includ InK tho Merrill Hull orchestra, have been in rcheurul for tho punt three day on the hull-hour count KUiird nponnorcd variety program, according to Lee Grey no n, KKJI, who wrote, directed, produced and announces the how, HeudliiK the cant la Klamath Full' Madeline Muhom-y, accom panied by Peto Collcy at the piano. Providing the humor will be "Unelo Olnf," Andy Andrew' quaint Swedish dlulect charac ter, Mayor Kd Ontendorf will head the lint of Ruet and pro claim loduy a tho official open Ink day of Count Guard week, February 12 to 28. M. (Jg) Milo A. Jordan and BMlc Jamen Comer of the local count guurd Car Batteries Remain Short TOLEDO, O., Feb. 12 (7ft New car ballerina will not be in plentiful aupply until well Into tho third quarter of thia year, according to Itoyce G. Mur tin, preaident of tho Electric recruiting acrvlce will both be on hand at tho mike to rcpre cnt tho acrvlce. Aulo-Lito Co., und Ita subsidiary, Auto-Lite Battery Corp. Advlalng constant care of but terica now In use, Martin urged HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND tvtitst oar. HEDFOSO Thoroughly Modern Mr. snS Hra. J. I. Karlar anS J Earla? frsrlalr YMCA Directors Adopt Constitution Klamatli county YMCA board of director met Tueaday night at the chamber of commerce and adopted the revised form of tho constitution and by-laws which liu been dlcued pro and con at prcvloua meetings. An integral committee setup wim also adopted and chairmen named to head various commit tee were A. E. Street, pronram; Itulph Waggoner, camp; E. rl. Thompnon, finance and building; Jack Lliiman, memberahip. .New Home Price So id At Peak WASHINGTON. Feb. 12 (Pi Hunting Expediter Frank R. I'-Mulnn mI.4 tr.rln.. ..VIIW1. M...I ,..... fllll Wit new bomea and building mater tit I h have reached their penk end "are beginning to level off." Creedon emphasized In talking with reporter, however, he means only that prices "have stopped going up." He declined to forecast when they might start downward. Elf ORS Fit All Ford Built Cars, Trucks and Pickups 1934 to 1947 Now Only 2or Budget Terms If Desired Immediate Installation CI, vaur rap NFW ran n.rf.rt-.n-.l r...t l-.i.M.l. by our Ford factory-trained mechanics. Installation extra. BRING YOUR FORD HOME FOR SERVICE! BALSIGER MOTOR COMPANY Authorised Barrett Brake Service. Main at Esplanade Phone 3121 Are You An Ex-Navy or Coast Guard Petty Officer? Did you hold one of the following rates fire controlman, radioman ro'darmon, elec tronics technician's mate, soundman, electri cian's . mate, photographer's mate, yeoman, ship's cook, storekeeper, pharmacist's mate, quartermaster, carpenter's mate, motor ma chinist's mote, or an aviation rate? If so, we hove a message of real importance to you!!! Don't delay, contact U. S. Coast Guard Recruiting Station motorists to have trained me chanics check generator and voltage regulator on their cars HKRAI.D NEWS, Klamalk 'alii, Or. WIDNKSDAT, ftk. tt, 111. ( Sv so that the battery can be main". Amphibian tanks were used by talned In a charged condition, (the U. S. marine corps In 1024. Ik 7U faurn. Skop.' Give Classified Ads Bring Results. JUST- RECfVED Large Shipment ' of Over 200 Pairs HEAVY Brogue Oxfords STORE far MEN Corner Sth and Main GLOVES Valentines Day 'A Personal, Practical, Permanent Present "Cloves for Love" is a custom established by history. Men and women have always exchanged gloves as gifts be eauee they are a token of affection and esteem. American-made leather gloves, In pigskin, cape, deerskin or aaoocha, are ideal as Valentine's Day gifts for "your love." REMEMBER FEB. 14 A pair or a wardrobe of American made leather gloves. SHOP THE STORE YOU ENJOY lauut Shop, 500 Main Customers Eligible to buy NYLONS Name February 11 Through February 17 acted through our Impartial distribution plan IIDoA-N-C-IE SATURDAY, FEB. 15th Merrill Hall MRS O N HAI rv. HI 1. Box SM KOITH OOOnwlN. 2131 Garden mis van m'.vEiir.N. no r. Mm LILLIAN J. STILLS, 32S Hendrrwcl MILUHEO PETK1CK Merrill. Or. SIHS IJOVIXT. HrKI.M, 719 Cook GLADYS KHFDKmuKHON. 3U2 WaihlnStOn MRS. MARTHA GIITRIST. 315 Crnt S1KS. DOHOTMY '.HAMl'LLN. 27 Elxrltla MRS KVELYN COLLIFR. 3VA AndriOU , MAK Y DKYMONAZ, 129 So 7th MAKJOHIE DOGAHT I2S No. 2nd roiTH BKOWN. 710 Main MRS. D. O. SMELCHKR. S14 Wllnut VELMA WOLJE. JIB Crnl ROSE DOUGLASS. MU So. 6th MHS. ED CO&S. 2iB Broad MRS D. L. LOGAN, Tulelake. Calif MRS M. E JONES. 90S Vlclur? Drlva SIATTIE JOHNSON 244 E Main VIRGINIA LEE AVllRY. 47011 BUbe MRS H. W MOODY. Marin Barracks MARTHA DAVENPORT. Box 114 HELEN LEHR.MA.N. B33 Omni I'HYLLIS LEACH, 210 Allamont MRS WALLACE ITHI.1NGS. 4540 Shuts War CAROLYN USTICK, 2441 Orchard Way MHS. C. H. NEELY, Box 1147 JOSEPHINE RECilNATO. Rt. 1, Box 59S MHS D A. LANIER, Box 92 GERTRUDE BOKTIS. S40 Roacwiy Drlvs MRS. 11. M. HANSON, 2309 Kana EDNA CUUJtY. H No dlh OPAL REEVES. 41 IB Bllbee MATILDA C1IALLIS. Bonanza. Ort. EVELYN SCHWEIGERT, Tulrlake. Calif. MRS. C E NEWCOM. 739 Eldorado K1.IZABET1I M. THOMSON. 1031 No. 7th. MRS. GEO. H THOMSON, KOS No 7th MHS. R. I. FLEMING. Rl. 2. Box SOS ERIS FLEMING 911 Jcffcraon MARGARET VICKERS. Rl 3. Box 22 At'RLA M. JOHNSON. 3204 Barrr Ava. MRS. EDWARD JOHNSON. 3205 Barry Ava. MRS C J. DERBY. Midland. Ort BAHBARA ZINN, Rl 3. Box.231E PEARL GISVOLD. 310 Pacific Terrac CINF.1XE LYNCH. 9.11 Lincoln IRENE MATHHAM. 320 Klama.th Ava. V.IIXA LYNCH, 911 Llnroln MRS JENNIE HI'RN. 4.19 Pin JEAN OSTKNDOHK. 319 Pacific Tcrraca IK1MIS STA1 S. Ml Upham TEDDY STEVENSON. Tulrlak. Calif. MRS. S. B. NEW. 1703 Orrann Ave. MHS. O. L. SALIE. ItiOS Oregon Ave MRS. I K CAMI'UELL, RL 2. Box 714 MHS DALE FAIL. Rl. 2. Box 714 VIHG1NIA WHITI.OCK. 24U3 Malm SL RUliV RIGGAN. 2008 Ebcrieln NELLIE M. KING, 4I2II So. Sth EVELYN L. KING. 4&26 So. Slh BEATRICE 'U. Rt. 1. Box 6 HELEN FERGUSON, l!U Lew. J 7.ENA STEVENSON. Tulrlake. Calif. MRS. H. S. WOOD. 1B63 Auburn DORIS A CLARK. 3242 Delaware MRS. MERLE SMITH, 1148 Preicott GLADYS RODGF.RS. 337 Le Vern MHS A. W. JOLLY. 1303 California FRANCES l.FHRMAN. 933 Owena MRS. MATH1CW DOROB1S. 1724 Johnion MRS GLADYS BKOWN. RL 3. Box 15 EMMAUNE FITZPATHICK. Bt. I, Box 111 VERDIA ROBINS, RL 3. Box 150 MRS. R OLSEN. Bonania, Or. MRS. ROY ANDREWS. 3420 Garden MRS. ARCHIE McILWRATH. 1120 Pin 1IATTIE BROWN. 2rei5 Union MRS. SAMUEL O. PHILLIPS. Tulelak. Calif. MRS. VIRGIL HADE. 413 Alameda MRS. JOHN ROSS. 1BO0 K:iplanada OLIVE ROSS. Ronanra. Ore. BARBARA ADAMS. Box 8IM MRS CLAYTON C. MORRIS. 2O0 1 Sberletn BEATRICE MORRIS. 2IM1 Eberleln MRS. F. P. BRECKENR1DGER, 3146 Briltol MRS. JACK KELLY, Bonanza, Or. MRS. DEL KRUGEE. Bonanza. Or. MRS. LEONA HAMON. Box R82 MRS. S. E. WOODARD. 3529 Brlllol MRS. T. E. HOOKER. 33J9 Brlatol BERTHA MARTIN. 2.149 So. 6th MRS. W. II ELLIOTT. 1100 Pin MRS A. CIIUBA, Tulelakr. Calif. AUGUSTA B. PARKER. 223 No. 6th MRS. F. P. ADD1.EMAN. Malln. Ore. MRS. JOHN FABRANEK. 4944 Homedal MAX1NE VAN BUSK1RK. Tulelake. Calif. MHS. ANNA L. MCDONALD, 426 Mlchlsan MHS. TROY V. COOK. 939 Eldorado MRS. CECIL LOW. 3141 LaVerne MHS. CARLISLE YADEN, U30 No. .1th MRS FRANK ABKL. 420 Pacific Tcrraca SHIRLEY BACK. 1;17 High MRS. II. R ltt'DDART. IG33 SKIdjOU VAI.ORA STILES. I860 Manzanlla VERA H. SM ALLEY, 420 Oak MRS. GEO. NAPLE. Bonanza, Or. AMY UHR1M. 1.123 Ivory GOI.D1E MrCI.URG. 1523 Ivory , ROSE DUNCAN, Malln. Ore. ' KATE CRAWSON. 2243 Darrow MRS. F. W MUNCE. Chllnquln, Or. ETHEL MARTIN. 140.1 Wordcn JEAN TFNELL. 127 Michigan PATSY CHAMBERLAIN, 4007 Allamont MRS. R. L. DUNCAN. 2403 Malln SL EDNA DELGER, 718 No. 10th MRS. R. L. TAYLOR. 18.12 Wlard MRS. RUTH GLEASON, 450 Michigan MRS. ED CACKA, Malln. Ore. MHS. RUDOLPH CACKA. Malln, Or. MRS. MONTY MOSS, 1348 Owena MHS. JOHN LLOYD. 704 Delta KATHEK1NE ARANT, 132 Laguna MRS. LEONARD P. MICHAND, 623 ITpham RUTH B. NELSON, Spragne River, Ore. MHS. DORIS EDWARDS. Rl. 3. Box 1219 MHS. L1LI.1E WOODUNN, Box 1183 HAZEL COFFMAN. Rt. 3. Box 707 MILDRED WILKINSON. 2.134 SumnWra Lan MARY KNIGHT, 303 So. Eldorado WII.MA McLINO. 342 Marlln DONELLA PLOWMAN, .lira Allamont l.YDA DORSFY, .1R90 independence CLAUD1NE CALDWELL. 3.128 Hllyarcl RACHEI. GYSRERS. 4315 Frieda NINA BECK. 339 Letvln MILDRED POTTER. 1523 Ivnrv WINIFRED DONAHOO. General Delivery CLARICE MEYERS, 2243 Darrow 0 One week to buy. Please call at our store in person. , No phone calls, please. No lay-aways. ' Please bring Identification when purchasing. I I OYIR PRI-WAH PRICISI 1 .rtG A S.30-1.. $14.35 N U' j . KSf .oo.i - i.io k Ptl.a -7T7. Il ao-15 ,90S V F Zlffiltl 1 1 6.256.50-1 1.5S VA ''flMw I 7.00-1 S . llO 1 0 I 7.00-14 axis 1 Si a. iSSSSSSaaai I II ml aaaaaar mm YES, while the coat of some commoditiM baa gone up 100 or mora, tho prices of Fir est one Do Luxe Chcmrpiorui average only 9.1 above 1941. And they are better its quality and In value than pro-war tires. 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