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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1947)
King Gets Big Ovation In Africa CAPETOWN, Smith Africa, eb. 17 (!') A Joyous inultltudo if 2(10,0110 packed Capetown 1 1 roc In today iiikI mured u friend ly welcome to King Cicnrgn VI, iiri'ii fcllziibrlh iiml their iliiuuhtors, It wim III" youngest Slouiliilon's fli-.il nlKlil (( u llrlllsli ynl Inn) 1 1 y. The royul putty stepped ashore 11I11 the awrllri'liig Soulh A (rl- ii M heal from lint battleship 'uniiiiiird lifter a UIIOII inllu rulso from frigid, coul-hy Knit- mid. Ulni'ks mid whltrn stood ulii by side, yelling mill wnvlna Yititith Afrk'Uii and llrlllsli flnu. jftowhero win (hero sign of jllndiiln. 1 The fnniily rode In mutur curs from tlii' docks 10 government J irnmr1. evincing Interest In nil long the llirt-c-iiille roiilii. The queen wim the most urtt )inlrd. Sim win dressed hi hrr favored blue, with fluttering Lslrleh feathers In her hut mid a miiuII uiuhrcllii protecting hrr fluin Ilia Mullry mm, Klnu lic-orgc wore a whltu JibvbI iiiillorni. I lu win i-espon-lvo to every Dhow of good will 4ui(l seemed touched as his Union lno passed slowly by long linen tif former service men, Home of tnem grcybrurds, standing ill attention. jj I'l'inrcsses KlUubeth und Mur liaiot Hone were on their lirnt strip ubrond und uiipenred to find 'novelty und sllmulullon In ull they saw. The pnKennl win tin- 'rivalled In South African history. i . J ; H1TTINO HOT SPOTS? J - NEW YOHK, Feb. 17 (!) lAnyone low a pink-eyed albino ,fron? . i A motorist found one on Hroad wwy 1 lot nlghl. Ho iiuve It to : police who turned II over to the iSI'CA. THIS IS HEATING Headquarters OIL STOVES Small Siie, 1 to 2 Room 29.95 Medium, 2 lo 4 Roami ' 49.50 Large, 4 to 6 Rooms 99.50 Copper and Aluminum Tubing ilf 3'B'V- V 6i" I. D. H" copper has unine carry Ins cooiicltv as '" water oloc. 18c per Foot Tube fitting! for all tiiei Oil Conversion Burners Convert any wood burning equipment to oil. Burner alzes ' aid. In SO Knl. per hour. Prices range from $8.00 to $1475 Average $119.50 and $235 5 Water Heaters , Oil or. Electric IJ gallons to 500 gallons par hour recovory Range Burners Bum low-cost oil In your cook stove. Instant, quick, clciin hent, automatically controlled. $59.50 and $49.50 Parts for All Oil Heaters Carburetors Fire . Rings Burners Fittings Kleer Kleen Floor Furnaces Thermostatic Control No Basement Needed Lower Operating Cost Fully, Guaranteed No Increase in Price BALL and PORTER 801 Spring Ph. 7708 Oil Storogo Tanks 180 22(1 270 623 Gal. $34.50 up Kxtrii lleivv Code Type HD3 FIRE ALARM ALL WET PHILADELPHIA. 1'rlj. 17 ll'l Firemen answered u downtown file nliirm lo find plenty of wider already there but no fire. Janitors ut a paper company decided to mo fire hones to wasli down the floors of the bulldliiil. The hoses were uttuclied to a sprinkler system und that set off the' fli'u uliirin. mechanicalTmonbtrosity OUDKN, Utah, Keb. 17 ll'l A motorist asked Deputy County Assessor Don Garner to assess his uulmiioblln for tuxullon. Hut Uiirncr wasn't uhle to find miy hint of tho proper levy on that type of cur In tint tax book. It hud a lllMO (J nihil in body, a Ili:i7 Kurd framo and a 11)40 Mercury cmiliie, Marine Corps League Meets The recently reorganized Mu rine Corps league held a meet ing lint Friday for the purposo of outlining plu:is for the. com ing yclir, The meeting wiw held in tho Memorliil bulldinu with 35 mem ber present, Including Harold r'riiney and l-.es Finlcy, officers of the pre-war leamie orguniza tlo:i. Plans were discussed to elect officers for the league and reorganization of the Crater Luke detachment. A second meetlnit tins been scheduled for Krlduy. February 21, at which time officers will bo elected. The meeting will be held in the VFW rooms. All ex m .rlnes lire umed to attend. Hospitalization Hits New High Ex-servicemen anil women receiving- hospitalization from the veterans administration In Ore tinn reached an all-time peuk of 1 0114 late In January, Patrick W. Kllby. VA contact representative fur this area, reported today. ThrouKhotit the nation, the VA' loud of vcleruii-piillents hus lit-en Inereasinit lenlilv. In this state six months 11K0. 077 veter ans were hospitalized by the agency. Wosco-Heppner Road To Close SALKM. Feb. 17 MV-The Wasco-lleppm-r secondary high way will be closed for the next 13 days because of construction, and no detour is available, the state highway commission an nounced today. Truffle was normal on all other roads, the commission said. Beware Coughs Iron common colit That Hang On CreotnuUlon relieves promptly be eatiM It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel swrm laden nhlevm. and aid nature to sootlie and heal raw, tender. In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell yon a bottle of Oreomulslon with th un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughi. Chtst Colds, Bronchitis We've Jusi Received 4 n other Shipment of t tnnwu ' . . liaMal af A I SPECIAL! One range model In all white enamel, full cast ' iron. Has 18-inch oven. Specially priced at '73" yyuuu or WUAL RANGES . NOW ONLY PAY $17.50 DOWN 18.50 K MONTH 1 We have handled the "Vernols" line for many years and they have always given complete sat isfaction. Thsy are the very 1st- , est design and will give years of service. Modal at right has full white enamel, polished top, inset base for foot room. Big enameled 18"xl8" oven . . a grand baker. Dimensions are 33 M" x 28" with 18 H" warm ing shelf. Legislature To Get New Labor Bills SALEM. Feb, 17 (A') The Oregon legislature's dispute over leglslutlon to restrict Inbor unions was intensified toduy when Sen. Eugene , Marsh, McMliinvllle,, unuounced he Is sponsoring three hills to outlaw secondary boycotts, to permit courts to Issua Injunctions In labor disputes, and to permit the state labor commissioner to sponsor secret elections among employes to determine whether a labor dispute exists. Marih, who whs speaker of the house In 1B4B, said he ex pects to draft the bills toduy. The bill to permit court In junctions would repeul Ore gon's law which prevents the court Injunctions. The second ary boycott measure would de clare Illegal any ucllon by la bor unions agnlnst "hot cargo." The house already has pro posed constitutional amend menls to bun the closed shop and to require incorporation of labor unions. As the legMulure started Its sixth week today, the harmony that prevailed In the first five weeks disappeared ond tempers began to fluro up. Rosenwald Head Hits At Poverty PORTLAND, Feb. 17 M'l America has failed to spread opportunity and plenty to all of lis peoples, Dr. Edwin R. Em- brec, Chicago, president 01 inc Julius Rosenwald fund, told an Urban Leugue of Portland au dience here last night. He told the organization which works for the improve ment of the stutus of Portland's 12.000 negroes that while the nation's achievements have been magnificent sumo of our popula tion live under conditions of squalor and poverty "equol to tho worst in tho world." BOAT REFLOATED SEATTLE, Feb. 17 I.Vi The 'oss tug Wanderer, aground on Whldby Island's double reef since last Friday, was refloated at high tide early today. She stranded on clav bottom with out dumage, while towing a railroad barge here. 2 DROPS -QUICK AID FOR STUFFY NOSES Put two drop Penvtro No Iropt in trh notjtnl at hrd- tlm hrralh vaaler. Cold cloffrTvd pmmtto clear rtMiiful slcp la tnvltrd. Uw only dirocltjd. Comri In 3 gatiaroua iie. Demand PENETRO orospes TOO FAT? Get SLIMMER this riUfftM candy w7 lltvt I mar tvtrMrr. pKvful At wt. No rut r no. No UMlivnv Nodruis, ft ub thr Mtnpl- A YDS Vitamin Candy Nrducinf lUo you rfon'i cut out any mot It, l arc Isr. poUiorsLmrauor butlrf , you umtvly cut I hem down. It'a murr thrn j winy rirltrioua jvnamln (wtirkrd) A YDS candy bt-iotemral Atanlutrly harirUr-. tt rHNrl Irata rtftix-t1 br m pal tWlnfi.BH r-iKan IN psfllM IsmI 14 law. ta a ( aha siiih AtUa viiaasla l ufwti IU.!oHi PUk Cunin'a Inr Drun. Waconr' Phar t macy. Taar out lhla ad ta a rvmlndar. It v li- .Tj11 " am n r--ir-mj'----n r, ;l ' VERNOIS" RANGE with I VI r .... i ... t H W 1 I & 1 Ji M The Reservoir model is shown at left. Reservoir capacity Is 5 gal., range is full white enamel, with oven as above. 40" long x 26" In depth; large firebox burns wood or coal. Va V Herald And News, KFLW Staffs Have Busy Day The news stuff of The Herald ind News and radio station KfLW spent a busy Sunday maintaining prompt coverage of the disustrous Evans apart ment lire. Chuck Cecil, KFLW an nounccr, heard the firo sirens ubout 0 u. m und sturted the news coverage machinery. His call to Malcolm Epley, man aging editor, put the news Teen-Age Boys Kill Teacher NEWCASTLEUNDEIt-LYME, England. Feb. 17 lA't Ten boys, ull 13 or 1(1 years old, were held without bull toduy on charges of murdering a 21-year-old teucher ut the reform school where they are Inmutes. Magistrate Elsie Coghill re manded the boys for further hearing February 25 after a de lect I ve sergeant testified that he hud explained the acriousncss of the churge to them. "When 1 was satisfied that they fully appreciate it, 1 for mally charged them with mur der. Each then made a state ment. The effect of the state ment is '.hut all were concerned in the affair." the sergeant suid. Police struggled through deep snow along u railroad track seven miles from the school to arrest the boys, who fled before William Peter Flcldhousc, as sistant gardening master, was found dying of gunshot wounds at the school on Saturday. Vets Education Figure Drops Disabled Oregon veteran in school or Job training under pub lic, law 16 Increased by 320 from December to January, while ex servicemen studying under the GI bill declined by 88:), Zcno Dent, veterans administration training officer for this area, re ported today. Despite an overall drop of 563, there were still 25.453 veterans in school or Job training with federal assistance at the end of January. Dent stated. Thnoe in colleges and schools numbered 18,354. only IB fewer than In December, although many col leges changed terms. ALCOHOL DESIRE CAN BE REMOVED IASTIN0 It t SUITS ARE OBTAINED WITH MUD, SHORT INITIAL TREATMENT No longer mutt you or some fimily mrmbcr be chained 10 the deitraciion of exretiive drinkine. Scieuc repotu that slcuboliun is ltlieat jhsaiU. mpood 10 the ,'orrrct trcsunem like any other diteate. Our tlmicml records pro this 10 he the case. Lasting re tula hive been obtained dirouah our mild, safe, but elfectir treMSMUt. Why delay any longer. Send for our coooclenual booklet, "The MagnilKent Freedom", containing full information and references. It will be mailed you h'RF.E in a plain cnrelope. MAR-DOR HOSPITAL Dept. Kl 31 N.K. tb Arrn. ORTLANO M, ORMON I Art ISM RESERVOIR $AA50 99 Pay $20 Down $8.50 a Month after imratfon Smwrs Yla Afamryf 195 E. MAIN paper stuff on the Job. Lois Stewart, city editor, ana tiaic Scarbrough, sports and general nsslgnment man, went to work on tho story, one 0 the biggest In Klamath Fulls history. Wcs Gudcrlun. photographer, was at the scene by 8:30 a. m. Bulletin service and special features kept KFLW radio listeners Informed throughout the day. At 8:30 p. m , Cecil was uble to present an eye-witness story from three survivors, Mr, and Mrs. Lionel Hankins und Reginald Ashworlh, vlth fill-ins by Epley and Mrs. Stewart. Bulletins followed through the duy. At noon, Epley and Mrs. Stewart gave a ' rqund table account of thi-l:- observa tions at the scene of the fire, ond another at mid-aftcnoon. At 8:30 p. m., on the Home Town news, Kelly Roberts' round-up story of the fire gave a complete account, and more news bulletins followed through to 11 p. m., the night cap edition of the news. r JUST- RECEIVED BOYS' COWBOY BOOTS STORE for MEN Corner 5th ond Main But today Grandpa knows modern cars V need oil that does more than lubricate mr lk That's why RPM Motor Oil containa compounds that end carbon and sludge troubles, make "RPM" cling to hot engine parts ordinary oils leave bare, prevent rust, corrosion and foaming. These plus-protection ingredients in RPM Oil guard against motor dangers that old-fashioned oils can't stop. Switch to "RPM" the finest motor protection money can buy. "RPM" keeps Complaint To Cops Ends In Jail PORTLAND, Feb. 17 IAt Joseph W. Johnson, 28, moaned today It wasn't even safe in Portland to complain to police when the bullets start whizzing overhead. Johnson said he was bounced from a night club early yester day by a special police officer who started lo search him. When he fled, the officer fired a warning shot. He was running so fast a second officer stopped him, but only lectured him and sent him homeward. Later Johnson thought of the Ask your heolth outhoiities! They will tell you every time: "Do not take a chance ... be sure your milk supply is safe use only Pasteurized Milk." Crater Lake milk is Pasteurized in one of Oregon's best-equipped doiry plonts, one of the very first to be brought up to date after the war. We invite you to drop in and see how your milk is Pasteurized in the positive system of Pasteurization. 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