WEATHER
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ruin Im imrtlivl anil lliihl ahiiwrr.
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liilitilnr Nulunlny. Mmlaraui uulherly
wiimU bvt'onilliH Wfl.l.ily,
NOIITIIKHN I'Al.irollNIA - Minlly
rlmr lniluy, lutilahl ami liiinurriiw, tint
(tig Null low tli"il lui'Mlly mill alunil
rnml. HIlMhlly WNiitmr IM loulli (l.nll.
v niiiilf mtK iiiirllmt ly wliul oil 'ial,
KI.AMAIII 1AI.I.H AND VII'INITY
Inriaa.lnjt t'iimtly Willi mntlarnla aoutli
ai Iv wtmlR luniMlil. TiHtmri'uw I'liitiily
with law i-allriril .tiuw.ra. Illilt la
day aa l.uw Itiiiiuirnw 4", hlgli tin,
Holurnt Horn Duvkl 'i'oild
of Meriforil, moloreycllKl whu
offered injuries liml Sunday
wlii'ii IiIh hi iicli I no HlriH'k n uuiiid
mil mi lluyden iiiiiiinliilii uf tlio
Cri'cuxpi liiKH hluliwiiy. win clln
nilHued i-'rKluy iiioi'iiIiik from
Kliiimilli Viilley lniKilliil to ro
turn to home. Todd's broth
er, I'lill, wiiii iiIho lioniltnll.t'd
lint rcleimed curly thin week.
On Ship Iliirold I- Wlrlli,
aeiimiin, first chum, mm of Ver
iiiiii J. Wirtli of 132 LuKiinu
Htri't't. Ih now Kervlnu iilxuird the
USS .Hum, (IJD777). Wlrlh en
tered his recruit triilninu ut the
iuiviiI tmlnliiK iitutlon, Snn Die
go, Cnlif.
Visitor Mr. mid Mm. E. Paul
RruunlK lind you nil nn Juy were
KIiiiiuiiIi Kill In vlmlorii Thumduy
from their home lit Newell where
MriiuniK nerve Hit nelllcmenl
liechiliht of Hie United Suites
bureiiu of recliimiition.
Troop Matting Troop 0, Girl
Scouts of Alliiiuonl Junior IiikIi
sellout, will luivc the iinrty sched
uled for today, r'ricluy, on Sal
tirduy. Mil it'll 22.
Wonderland Is
Mag Feature
Pictures and stories of the
Sluislii'CiiAcudc Wonderlund uru
featured over four prntes of the
February lusiie of "Countv Offi
cer," tin- official puhllciitlon of
the Nutiomil A.iuemtton of
County Officials.
Soli titled, "Homer Greeley
11)47 Kdlllun," the nrticln urues
the adoption of Greeley's dic
tum about "Go wot ..." The
lieuuties of the wonderlund lire
liriiphicully porlrnyed with pho
1 tos of Ml. Simula, Crater lake,
antelope silhouetted auulnM the
setting sun near Lumcii, ducks
rising in the morning mists from
KukIc lake, nioWirbonls on Lake
o' the Woods, skitiiK ut Ml. Ijis
en, rodeos, hikes, rides and
gold.
The article points out that the
wonderland "embraces six coun
ties In northern California and
three in southern Oreuon. ll Is as
hirer as thr state of Ohio but
has a population only rquul to
that of San Diego. It adds.
"... containing suine 23 million
acres. 10.000 miles of hiKhwnys
and at least 2.100 Jnkus of every
hue, size and description."
Freighter Pulled
Off Mud Shoal '
SEATTLE, March 21 oVi
Fast on the Foulwrnther shoal,
2b miles down sound since Wed
nesday morning, the 10.700-ton
Lawrence Victory arrived here
after three seagoing togs pulled
hrr free at high tide early this
morning. She went aground in
a heavy toa en route from Se-;
attle to Port Gamble and was
returned here for survey after
a barge pumped .1000 gallons '
of fuel oil from lirr tanks to
lighten her to aid the tugs. I
Flames Destroy
Small Tool Shed
MERRILL. March 21 Flames,
escaping from a grass fire on the
Jack Johnson farm two miles
north of Merrill at 11 a. ni.
Thursday, destroyed a small tool
and wood shed in the rear of
thr residence. The rural fire
equipment, nnswerlng the call,
prevented the flames from
spreading to other buildings, i
CONTRACT CANCELLATION
NEW YORK. March 21 (!')
The United Financial Employes
(AFL) notified the New York
stock exchange and the curb ex
change today It would cancel its
labor contracts effective Mon
day. April 21.
The HO-day cancellation notices
devoloprd from a union dispute
with A. M. Kidder and company,
a brokerage house. I
Dr. Raymond W. McNair
wishes to
announce the
OPENING
of his
DENTAL OFFICE
206 Boivin Bldg.
110 No. 6th St.
. Phone 8421
YOUR
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Investigate
Sun Life's
JUNIOR
Adjustable
PLAN
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 1111 Walnut
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
Enlists Clenlon YV, Clemons,
17, of 2421 White, recently en
listed In the regular urmy for
III mouths service, Lt. II. .1.
Tucker, station commander of
the iiruiy reeruitliiK station In
Klamath Fulls, said today. I'vl,
Clemons ultcndcd Klumuth Un
ion high school prior to his en
listment. He Is now tukliiK buslc
training ul Ft. Lewis, Wusli., and
upon completion will lie ussiiined
to a unit lor duty.
Conducting Course Mrs. I'er
ley Webster unci Mrs. E. E.
llamlirick of the Calvary lluptisl
church ure in tipritiKiield this
week conduetlnu a training un
ion study course for the Trinity
HapllHt church. They irre expect
ed to return Snlurduy.
From North George Butler,
superintendent of Ivory Pine
operations ut lily, hus sufficient
ly recovered from niujor sur
Itery at' Good Sumurituu hospi
tal in Portland to return here
and la expected this week-end.
Society Meets The Woman
Missionary society of the Cal
vary lluptlst church will meet ut
the home of Mrs. Lec Hart. 1010
Hope, ut 2 p. m.. Thursduy,
March 27. All women are urged
to attend.
30MeiTPIan
Alturas Trip
Indications arc that about 30
Klumuth Fulls business and pro
fessional men will nuike the trip
to Alturas next Wednesday for
the Klumnth-Lnkcvlew-Alturas
get-together sponsored by the
Modoc Council of Natural Re
sources, according to Al Ilaltun,
chairman of the chamber of com
merce Inter-city committer.
I lut tan said there hud been
fuvorublu response from a sub
stantial number of chamber
members to the cull for reserva
tions for thr trip. The group will
gather ut the chamber of com
merce at 4 p.m. Wednesday after
noon and will return that night
after the meeting in Alturas.
A feature of thr meeting at
Alturas will be a talk by Jack
Swarti!, head of the Sheldon
antelope refuge.
Klamath men who ure interest
ed in going but have not already
informed the committee should
coll thr chamber immediately as
notification must be given to
Alturas people of the number
coming from here.
Safety Council
Slated For Farms
PORTLAND, March 21 iP
Oregon is going to have a farm
sufety council to educate country
workers to live jnoro safely.
' This was decided yesterday by
representatives of the USOA,
Oregon Stale college, farm im
plement dealers and other
groups, who were told by a na
tional safety council official that
accident statistics show farming
to he three times as dangerous
as factory employment.
. Committees to plan the council
will be appointed by William A.
Schoenfeld, Oregon State college
dean.
" We Go Anywhere!
Ralph's Mobile
Refrigeration Service
Commercial tnd Mauitholal
Kf rite ration
Hath I up; Ma rhino n Ull Niiltr
lt Mir
Dependable Service
hrn raa at, II!
Bala I., lallar I'hana IKi
ll)H Carr Klamalk tall.
fj YOUR WATCH OR C10CK F
All Watches Timed
For Accuracy ljLtPi fywM
By Precision rmC
Watch Timert y'Cp?
ta-artltrM of Ihe m or lh maki tt
vaur cinch er walt-h, w can nut 11
In accural working nrnr. Thr fin.
nl equipment i factory mclhod.
FINE ENGRAVING
WHILE YOU WAIT
RING SETTING AND
SIZING
PEARL AND BEAD
RESTRINGING
m Ua
t-TrH-l!
7m MAIM ST
I -(Men ttmJU'pvt (toot
Cascade College Choir
To appear in concert it the
auspices ol the Immanuel Baptist
is the a cappella choir of Cascade
Home Extension Unit icws
Falrhaven
Mrs. William Motifs, 4008
Thompson street, In St. Francis
Purk, will be hostess to the Fair
huven home extension unit at an
ull day meeting next Wcdncs-
i day, March 26. Mrs. Winnifrcd
! Gillen will demonstrate "Clean
! As You Go." This will be a
! politick meeting and everyone
interested Is cordially Invited.
Please phone to Mrs. Percy Cook,
phone 4u;i3, or Mrs, Leu Holli
day, phone 7H17, for transporta
tion to Mrs. Hoofs.
On March 12 a special meet
ing on shellcraft was held at
Souths Tell Of Staging
"Perfect Crime" In Eugene
The "perfect crime" which
fooled eight witnesses and hud
Eugene police combing the coun
try for some clue to the myster
ious shooting and beating of an
unidentified body on a Eugene
street after the final game In the
stale basketball championship
filayoffs last Saturday, was final
y broken yesterday with the aid
of a tip which mndc one of the
culprits "talk."
Among the witnesses to the in
cident were Paul Dcller. KUHS
track Coach, Claude Cook, Bend
athletic director, and Al Light
ner. sports editor for lite Salem
Statesman. Alt swore that they
saw a man running down the
street, a car coming swiftly from
behind him, a hand reaching out
to shoot, the body rolling to a
"dead" stop. Then, according to
the report, several men jumped
from the cur, beat the fallen
in a ii, thrust him into the car
which then sped away. The po
lice were immediately called
and a city-wide search for the
car, the culprits and the victim
was begun. Dellcr had managed
to obtain a license number which
was traced to a pick-up truck in
Kstucada. The police were sty
mied. '
Tuesday the police -were In
T ISITORS WELCOME
' Anr Pa. F. renin. Nidii
Cat Flemer fUntt
Mack A
Klamath Flower Shop
u . cm Greenhouses f nu
Dr. Denton J. Rees
ORTHODONTIST
(Straightening Teeth)
Here Mon., Tuej., Wed.,
March 24, 23, 26
601 Medical-Dental Bldg.
Telephone 3773
RVIN5
mm
in SUttyyi Ouipon
Klamath Temple under the
church at 7:45 p. m., Tuesday,
college, Portland.
Mrs. Lee llolliduy'a home. Many
beautiful pins and earrings were
made, under the supervision of
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Roufs. Mrs.
Elchendorf of Klumuth Falls
brought many new Ideas in shell
craft to the meeting, in the love
ly place-cards, tallies, etc., which
were decorated with seushclls.
Present ut this meeting were
Mrs. Keith Rice Jr., Mrs. Wil
liam Roufs, Mrs. Ralph Bowers,
Mrs. J. Elchendorf, Mrs. Paul
Tally, Mrs. Merlyn Mikkelsen,
Mrs. Orul Heavclin, Mrs. Percy
Cook. Mrs. Howard Holliday,
Mrs. Ruby Kujac and the host
ess, Mrs. Lec Holliday.
formed by a "hot tip" and a 17-yeur-old
Eugene youth admitted
that he and three pals from
Portland had staged the affair as
a prank. The "fatal" shot had
been a firecracker, the beating
was make-believe, and the ab
duction of the "victim" was
merely a device to effect a clue
less getaway.
. The reported discovery of a
body, that of a store dummy,
floating down the Willamette
river and dressed in swimming
trunks, was only a coincidence,
according to police after they
released the youth.
The "punishment" for the
pranksters will rest with their
parents, police raid. Thev will all
receive letters from the police
department detailing their sons'
"perfect crime."
Closest point in the United
States to the north pole is located
In Lake of the Woods county,
Minnesota.
O FOR SALE O
A H Small Foundation and Blue Tag
Gem Seed Potatoes.
North Dakota Blue Tag White Rose
Seed Potatoes
Also Locally Grown White Rose and
Gem Seed Potatoes.
CALORE PACKING CO.
Klamath Falls Phone 7725
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Choir To
Sing Here
The a cappella choir of Cas
cade college, Portland, will be
presented in a sacred concert
ut Klumuth temple at 7:45 p.
in., Tuesday, April 1, under the
auspices of the Immanual Bap
tist church. The choir is now
muklng its third tour of the Pa
cific coast.
The organization if composed
of 36 carefully selected voices
and performed in the larger
cities of California, Oregon,
Idaho, Washington and British
Columbia.
Willard R. Hallman, director
of the choir, is a graduate of
the Westminster Choir college
of Princeton, N. J., and for the
past 12 years has headed the
department of music at Cas
cade college. The college Is an
Interdenominational Christian
liberal arts school, granting de
grees in the arts, music and
theology.
All are invited to attend the
concert. There is no admission
churge, but a freewill offering
will be received.
Greatest distance around the
world is 24,802 statute miles, at
the equator.
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