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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1947)
11 V: H I stTTl n 1 1 Speaker WEATHER WABMIN11TON AND OHKOON t'lmnly wltti Hah! altuwara luiliiy and lulilalit- Sunday parlly vluuily Willi ruin in aal anil HsM tnuw In nmiiMlHIn. imlli day, mimilly col, lor Iminlil In wa.larn vallcya. Mudaiala ullaiisaabla .wlntta oflroa.l. NiMtTIIBIlN CAMrnnNIA I'artly rlntidy ItHlay and ttmlaht, with .tuna light rain aalramf nnrlhrn I'nail In l,.y Hunday (air Inil Willi Inrat morn Ina f'S- llt" rltanga In lainliarattlta. Cifiilla 10 mudarata varlabla wind oil CMll. Speaker Fred Drown of 'Crystal creek will be iiiirst pi'ukrr lit tin) ineotliiH WoiIiips. iliiy, February 111, of KUnniitli C'minly Historical society. Tho lima Id II p. m., the pliicr, lliu cliumbi'r of coinniurco. llruwn's inlk will (iciil with okl-llmo luku iniii.iiiorliilloii In till country. Anyone Intorealwt In km-pluK In touch with the curly bmln hivtory l cordially Invited to ullvnd tin ' nitwllnif. Prlnceit Candidal Weati-rn Wualil:n(tiiii Culk'Uf of Eiliicu lion, ili'llliiuhinn, Wuali., an nnunens thul Hulty J. IViMtt-r, ilmillliler i1 Mr. uad Mr. Ci. II. IVaalvr of Kluniiilli Fill la lma bi'i'ii selected ua u cundldiitv for I'ulillcullims Prom princes. The Piom, mi iininuil event, li( tint o ciiil lilulillulit of Hie winter quur lor, and will bo held Mured b. Ratraahar Courta Dr. Mar Icy C. MeKaddon who, with Dr. Hurry Leonard otM-rates the Leonard Mcr'ariden 'Veterinary clime, left ly plane early Sat nrdiiy afternoort for Uenvcr, Coin., ' where he will tiiko a tliree-dny refreaher course, re turninii hero Tliuraduy. Eugsna Trip Mr. and Mra. Vern McCiulro and month-old (luuKlitvr. Donna. )2'. Kast Main, left Saturday morning for Ku Itene, They will vlall there for a week or 10 day with lila par enla. Mr. and Mra. Wall Me (iulre, former Klamath Kalla res Ideiita. Catat Six eaaea of cor. -nunl-ralile dlneaie wero reported In Klumalh county In the week end ing February 8. Three cae of Chicken pox were reported, twn eaaei of ararlot fever and one ease of pneumonia. Reported through the central registry were four cases of syphilis. Vaeaneiaa Several vacanclea exist for the Knife and Fork club dinner Sunday evening at the Willard hnlel and thoae wish. Iiik to attend may call Fred . Southwell, 74:12 or Bfl.11, for res ! rrvations. The speaker will be Kdmund Harding, "The Tarheel . llumorlat." ' MfcM Retraction The Herald and Newa contained a dlacrep-mic-y In the story concerning the t.ilo of the MAM market which appeared ycalerdoy. The owner named "Baliar" la actually Joe llalUiaior, who alao advlaed ua that the market waa bought Jrom the Klamath Independent Clroccra, Inc. ; Campalen Plana The regular luncheon meeting of the cliam- . licr of commerce memherahlp committee waa held Friday noon in Ihe Pelican cafe with a brief discussion on plana for the mem- - bcrahlp campaign to be launched :4n April, ;l ISITORS WELCOME Anr Pkv. Rvoulngt, Hnnt lmi rin riftau Nttrttry Merit Merk Mete Klamath Flower Shop ,'un s. im Greenhouses rhne em II 0 Army Ganges 95 00 Used -In Excellent Condition e 8-Hole Cooking Top 22x52. e One Oven 22x28 O Warming Shelf Water Back SUITABLE FOR Small Restaurants, Ranches', Logging Camps, Boarding Housei, Fish ing Boat's, Dude Ranches, Summer Rosorts, Recreation Camps. $95.00 F.O.B. KLAMATH FALLS or MEDFORD WAREHOUSE This is less than half the original price. SPECIAL QUANTITY PRICES TO DEALERS IPffiWdDM & 915 Market St., Klamath Falls. Oregon Altamont Tho AlUiitiiinl ex tension unit will invut Tiieadny at JU a. in. In Ihe homo of Mra, Dun Muthln, MIHII Wsbce, Mra. Wlnulfivd Ulllen will lend tho discussion on "Col 11 r In tho Home," PTA Moating The Wvcrsldo PTA will hold ltd regular meet ing Tuesday at 2:'M) p. m. A Fuundera Day program will bu held and u short business meet Ing. Klral anil aeeoud gruile mother will aerve tea. Stork Vlilli Mr. unci Mra. J. Witrmr Itliiko nf Kiiiime. have unnoiinced the birth of their sec ond child, a tluugliter, Juan Murle, born Kebruury 11, lilnko la the aon of Mra, Jean IJIiiko uud formerly lived lit Clilloquin. Degra Staff The Kebekiili degree atulf will practlco Mon day evenhig at 7:30 at the IUOP hull for Inltlullon Tliuraduy night. All membcra are aaked to bo prencnt. f.aadara Maltna A II f'tmin Fire leudera uro urged to utte.id a aiieclnl meeting on Moulin rmi. cullnn to be held In the Willard at 3 p. m, Wodneaduy. Ralaaaed Mra. Julia Hum mond, 10(17 Hope, wna releaiw-d from Hillaldo hoapllul Frlduy, nfler receiving medlcul treut mnnt for eight duya. "Y" May Take Over Canteen Preliminary pinna lo turn over tho rein of the Teen-Agn canteen in the Klumuth Full armory to the YMCA wero di, cuased at a meeting Thunduy night of membera of tho Teeiv Age adult and atudent council. The canteen ha been operated till paat year under Joint apon aor.ihlp of faculty membera of Klumuth Union high achool, iwrenl and atudenta. Robert Ilunlater ha served a director. Cecil Kallenborn, YMCA direc tor, appeared before the council and outlined future plana. Ho aaaured the council that tho canteen would be operated along the aame line for the benefit of Junior high and teen age children and that the can teen would be open from 4 p. in. to 1 1 p. m. three nights a week, with the exception of Junior high night when It close at 10 p. m. Plan also Include the operation of the canteen a a community center for private youth purtle on olhe,r than regular night. A second meeting ii called for February 2ft, at which time final plana and drawing of a contract will be made. An official letter of invitation to the YMCA to tuke over operation of the Teen-Age canteen will be pre sented at that time. The next week and a half will be (pent educating the young sters on the value of YMCA yws i r'95 .. I v I Edmund Harding, "Th Tar haal Humoriat," will apeak at the Knif and Fork club din ner Sunday evening at the Wil lard hotel. Lake County Sees Dry Year LAKEVIEW. Feb. 15 Un less Luke county sec a lot more now within tho next few week Ihun it hus had so far this winter, the coming sum mer aeuson I going to be a dry one, according lo Watcrmastor Phil Smith. Smith said thut hi lale Jan uary survey show water In the mountains now to be far below the average for this time of the year, but he pointed out that this muy mean nothing because a lot of snow can fall yet this winter. At Quartz mountain, the wa termuater's check showed only 9.2 Inches of snow with 2.6 inches of water content. A year ago till station showed 28.9 Incite of snow with 7.9 Inches of water. At Camas, the survey showed an average of 16.4 Inches of snow, with 3.27 Inches of. wa ter, as compared to tho survey of a year ago which showed 31.8 inches of snow with 9.8 Inches of water. sponsorship. Banister advised the council that he sincerely re gretted giving up the director ship of tho canteen, but press of school work and night classes mode it impossible for him to continue. Banister favors YMCA operation of the canteen, he said today. Buffalo Lunch 2441 S. 6th Now Open Sundays 10 a. m. to 7 p, m. Sorvlng Home-cooked M.sls Phono 9175 Peace of mind it tho finest invest ment in tht world. Your otsuranco insure! peace of mind. Wm. R. Elliott SUN LIFE OF CANADA 1111 Walnut Phone 7777 e Grates for Wood and Coal e Black Finish Weight 850 Lbi. e Can be converted to Oil CO). Phone 5149 California Plans For Big National Guard In State SACRAMENTO, Feb. 15 A considerably expanded Cali fornia national guard I in the making to be trained with tho latest In weapon but Adjutant General Curtis D. O'Sullivan ay the construction of much needed now armories would not bo allowed to Interfere with private building. The 87th legislature, currently In constitutional recess, will con sider Governor Warren's budget request for on appropriation of $0,400,000 from the general fund surplus for construction of ut least A3 new armories through out the state in addition to $1, 470,401 for administration, field operation and the cadet corps. "It should be emphasized," aid General O'Sullivan, a veter an commander in the Pacific, "thnt wc do not Intend to do uny building whilo the housing short, uge is acute, but we would like the money to be available so that work can begin as soon as possible otherwise." The organization of flu- na tional guard on a peacetime ba sis, and its transition from the st'itc guard, la proceeding apace, with 100 unit expected to be activated by next July. General O'Sullivan said the peak strength probably will be about VICTORY LOUNGE and RESTAURANT Open 9 A. M. to Midnite GOOD MEALS BAR FACILITIES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC MERRILL, ORE. s tand back make sure thing, For what we've pictured for you here is the whole Highway Hit Parade of 1947 wrapped up in one glamorous bundle. Those long, flowing, follow through fenders there's a style note you'll see echoed in automo tive fashions for a long time to come. That generous beam amidships there's the drivingroom you've been seeking, with legroom, head room, elbowroom all around. That broad deep bonnet spells power aplenty eager, lively 1330 Moin 21,000, although plan are being laid lor a maximum military es tablishment of 25,000. Pre-war strength was about 6300. No Progress On Indian Proposal Lengthy discussion brought no conclusion on matters before the Indian affairs committee of the chamber of commerce, which met Friday. The bill proposed by wade Crawford, tribal delegate to Washington, to liquidate the In dian reservation was the bone of contention. About 10 Indians were present, taking both side of the proposal. The next meeting of the com mittee will be a closed session to be held Tuesday, February 18. BED ACCUSATIONS MOSCOW, Feb. 15 W The magazine New Times accused Americana and British today of obtaining millions of dollars worth of patents from Germany. The weekly said that United States occupation forces were "active" in aiding American monopolies to obtain data on German Inventions. City Delivery Strvica. Ph. 8417. take it all in and you don't miss a VP H. E. '24 Forest Auction May Be Used PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 15 (JP) The forest service may turn to auction sales to bring prices back into line for timber buyers. The theory I that In thin case the auctions would result in lower prices, H. J. Andrews, regional forester, explained here. Under the traditional system of scaled bids some firms have found themselves with the choice of submitting abnormal ly high bids or of taking the chance that an outside firm will get the timber, Andrews aaid. In Manhattan Shirts JumI Arrived! Day's All Wool FOREST GREEN PANTS 13.95 Sanforized Forest Green PANTS 6.50 Established 1811 733 Main Curie Clothes Fireball power from an engine that seems to stay forever young. That hug-the-road look means steadiness; coil springs on all four wheels spell matchless, floating ride; wide-swinging doors open on interiors both handy and hand some in arrangement. In a word here's a car squarely on target, whether you go for Tim HAUGER Years Your Buick Dealer'! SJSIALO Si NrWS, KUaialk Palla. Of.. tho latter cae, a community' economy could be upset, he add- ,a Auction bidding would at leart give the local concern a First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF KLAMATH FALLS 540 Main Street Niaktr rederftl f 1d mm 4 Lii Iaearaae Cerperstles style or size, performance or value. Here's America's most wanted car and easily America's most sought-after buy. So why let the crowd get ahead of you? Why Vait when waiting can only postpone delivery, not hasten it. Just remember that faint heart ne'er won a fair car like this and get your order in! mm'L. SATliaDAT. r.b. U, lt. . MM chance to nrotoct Interest! without submitting inordinately high bids blindly he said; however, only when "the public 1 interest seems to demand ft." miml White aMwm rata, m Ihaalif e WtUkaUftlMMuMawIM Phone 5151
