WEATHER
WAHMINOTDN ANI OHKHON-M.l-t
elomly twlay, UtulHht mid Siimluy,
vllh llttltt rht Waal pnrllciu Imlay.
puiimlng ahowary ovar alala (onlifhl.
h'vaalimal Haiti milt wait tit Caarailaa
iumlay. allaTilly iilliT ilayllma tain-
Kratura In aaat iiorllim. Mmlarala
utharly wind, (iff oua.l, litcumliiM
wiulhwaalarly tuiilght, ant-apt riaah
u.larly wlllda itvHf TMiomll, Wa.ll.
Nuii'nmiiN CAi.intiiNiA - Mny
nnucly nonh ami iiartly ilouily auuln
Mirtlutl liiduy, luilllltl and Huiiday, Willi
tnma light rain aatraina nuilli portion
May and liinlflit. lllill warmar.
Htidarala wailarly wind nil coaat, aa
laiil milliarly aatrama mirlli t'orlliin.
kl.AMATIl FAU.II AND VICINITV -fkiudy
with aiuiw ahowara toMINlit and
liindny Willi alow Intpriivainaiit Himday
irtarniKiit. Mndarala In Itaah aoitlli
iva.lally wlndi. Illlll Imlay 43. Uiw
wnlalit 31. llHh Himday 41,
In Hospital Dunnn Kinney,
diumliter of Mr. and Mm. Howe
Kinney of Olono, 1 rocovrrlntf
latlsfiiutorily Irani miiaiold sum
try performed this week nt St.
Vincent's hospital In Portland.
Mr. and Mm. Kinney arc with
llirlr duiiiditrr. Dnnnu In a slu
dnnt at the University of Orriton
and thin la the second mastoidec
tomy alio hua undergone In two
year).
Enlisted Jnmra Francis Pin k,
ton of Mr, and Mm, Hoy Uidund
Park of Tult'liiko, has Joined
tli navy tliroiiKh the Kluinutli
Falln navy rccrultliiii ntiitlon,
Park collated for a fuur-yeur
cnilar and hut been transferred
to the trul ii I nil station In Snn
Dleun for 12 week of recruit
training. Ho was tworn In at
Portland on March 31.
Ettttr 8trvlct St. Piiul'a
Episcopal church will conduct
Easter hunciny aervicea aa lot
Iowa: Chornl celebration, 8 a.m.,
11 a.m.. with sermon nt the latter
aervlce; children's achool aervlco
will bo held at 8 p.m. with proa
notation of the Ranter pnifeant
by tho young- people. All chil
dren and their parenta invited.
Vacation Her Bonnie Lou
Decker of Lakevlew plana on
coming to Klamath Falls to
spend Easter Sundny and the
following week with her ninth,
er, Mrs. Dernlce Patch. 1748
Menlo way. She is having East
er vacation from Lakevlew high
achool.
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Rtturntd Home Mm, Wlllurd
Duncun returned last Sunday
from Portluud whvro alio haa
been with her mollicr-ln-luw,
Mm. A. r. Duncan or Miillnjvlio
la In tit. Joseph'.) hospital. Mm.
Vura Howell of Merrill and Mm,
Mimuln Crlaa of Macclocl, Ciillf,,
daughters of Mm, Duncan, arc
with her.
Arrlvtt Horn Joan Under
wood, dnuilhtcr of Mr, and Mm.
C. H, Underwood, 320 N. 7th,
arrived on tho early train Iroin
tho ami til to apend Easter with
her oarenta. Jean la a aenlor
student at the Unlvomlty of Cali
fornia and will return to Berk
eley Sunday evening.
Mtttlna Slated Tho Faculty
Wlvea group will meet at 0 p.
m Tucaday, tit Fremont Junior
high xuhnjul. Spcukora will be
Mm. Matt Kohu Jr., of Kolm'a
Flower ahop, and Mm. W. P.
Myera of tho Lakcahoro Gar
dent miracry. Mm. Mario Cas
Jent will sing.
Vtttrant Molina Tho regu
lar meetliiK of tho Disabled
American Veterana will bo held
nt H p. in,. TucMday, April H, In
tho Moose hull. All dlanbled vet
erana wlahlnu information about
clalma, Imurunce, etc., ahuuld bo
preaent,
Bon Ntmtd Mr. and Mm.
Glen O. Jonca, 122 Hillside, have
named their ion, born on March
20. Stanley Glen. Ho it the
Jonca' flrat child. Mother, and
baby are leaving the hoapltnl
thin week-end to be home for
Easter Sunday,
Acctpti Poiltlon Virginia
Turnbow, niece of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor E. O'Neill, left by plane
Saturday for Tacoma, Wash.,
where ahe haa accepted a posi
tion with Kcnnell-Ellls studloa
in that icty.
Brtakfaat Party The staff of
the J. C. Penney company store
celebrated the conclusion of a
sales campaign with breakfast
at the Wlnema Thursday morn
ink. There were 40 present.
Pinochle Party The CIO
ladles' auxiliary will hold a
pinochle party at 7:30 tonight.
Saturday, in the Union hnll, 234
Main, Refreshments will be
served and awards given. Tho
public Is invited.
Sptclal Matting The Knights
of Pythias will hold a special
meeting, Monday, April 7, at 8
p. in. All Knlghta are urged to
be preaent since plans for a
building and site will be dis
cussed. In California Mr. t."d Mrs.
Francis Wators are awnding
the bay area with Water's siUlnjureS WOltlOn
icr. nirs. iNina moyniuon.
Mtrrlll Croup Parents of
Cub age boys In Merrill are in
vited to attend a cub pack or
ganization meeting in the grade
school at 7:30 p. m., Monday,
April 7.
Fortittr Htrt Charles H.
Ross, extension forester for Ore
gon State college, was in Kla
math Falls Friday, discussing
matters of forestry relating to
agricultural work.
Happy Hour Club Members
of the Happy Hour club will
meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs.
3. J. Keller, 718 Jefferson.
A brine mine, a half mile be
neath the surface of tho land, has
been a source of salt in China for
more than two thousand years.
Boats and marine supplies.
Schubert's.
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3334 So. flth St.
Lake County Ilrlwa. Co,
Lakavlaw, Ora.
J, E. Pattrmon Paint Mora
1339 Caat Main St.
The H.uan Company
Wholenala Only
S10 Markat St.
Suburban Lumber Co.
4704 So. 6th St.
Iwan Lake Moulding Co.
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Boyle's Column
Hatteras Coast Guardsmen
Prove To Be Heroes Of Surf
By HAL BOYLE
MANTKO, N. C April 8 (A')
Tarheel coastal aldo lights:
The war brought public ncco
lado for feat of battlefield
courage, but for many peace
time decade physical couruo
haa been a quint commonplace
among a number of U. S. treas
ury employea along the North
Carolina coast.
They aro coaat (luurdamen
whose routine Job It la to save
passengers and crews of vessels
that met Brief on tho shoal of
Uniterm, the stormy Atlantic
Kraveynrd that haa claimed
aome SOU ships.
Their official slogan is "Sem
per Paratua" always prepared
but tho lata Captain John
Allen Mldifott expressed their
duly In moro homely phrase as
ho once led lilt surfmen to res
cue a tanker crew over oil-
flaming waters:
' Tho regulations say we have
got to go out but don't say
anything about how they should
como back."
Mtdal of Honor
About 30 congressional med
als have been awarded for hero
ism oerformcd along the flu-
mile stretch of bench between
Oregon inlet and Ocracoko in
let one for every two miles
along this sandy finger of death.
Hut winning the nation a high
est award for valor aa well aa
Two Held On
Theft Charge
City police placed two men
under arrest yesterday upon
complaints from P. J. Raamus
acn, manager of a lumber com
pany at Swiss Home, Ore., that
the two men had left his em
ploye and taken a number of
the belongings of their fellow
workers at the lumber camp.
The police found one of the
men, Jim It. Ross, at the West
ern Union office and the other,
Jim Knacble. Tho two men had
allegedly sold some clothlnrt and
a watch, police said, but Knaeble
claimed that they were his.
Police are holding the two men
in the lock-up.
C. A. Esgate complained to
police this morning that some
one had stolen both the front
and rear bumpers from his car
as it was parked near 8th on
Pine last night. The license plate
was on one fender and the right
rear window of the car was
broken
Burt II. Foss o f Redding,
Julius Sanders, 2416 Bcatty, and
William Davis, 2101 S. 6th, paid
bail on warrants Issued for park
ing meter violations.
Auto Accident
Mm, Ruth Brown of route 3.
box 1145, Klamath Falls, is a
patient at Klamath Valley hos
pital suffering from injuries re
ceived Friday afternoon in an
automobile accident near Che
mult on The Dalles-California
highway.
Mrs. Brown, who gave her
vocation as a minister, said she
was en route to Klamath Falls
when her car left the highway
and she was thrown from the
machine. She is suffering from
multiple bruises and shock and
possible fractures. Her condi
tion was reported good at the
hospital late this afternoon, Mrs.
Brown has one daughter, Mar
ian. NOW
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DODSON PAINTING CO Phone 3S69
GRITMAN SIGN AND PAINT CO. Phone 6087
H. C. HARRIS Painting Contractor Phone 6696
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F. MATHISON Phone 7804
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RAY PIERCE Painting Contractor Phone 5730
ROPER It ROPER Painting Contractors Phone 4503
R. E. SIMMONS Painting Contractor Phone 6079
A. E. SMITH Painting Contractor Phone 8756
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March lit Shop Charge $2.65 per Hour
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scores of medals conferred by
grateful foreign countries fur
rescue of their seamen is tak
en In a matter-of-fact manner by
veteran surfmen, nine of whom
van launch a two-ton surf boat
in hoavy seas.
Ono visitor who came to pho
tograph a much-decorated cpast
guardsman found his grand
daughter cracking a pecan with
the congressional medul of
honor. The old timer fished the
rest of his medals out of a lard
bucket. Ono was from the king
of Greece, another was from the
Brltloli government. He finally
got all seven pinned on his
coat.
"What's that one?" said the
visitor, pointing to the congres
sional. "Oh, a lot of guys around here
have got that," said the old
surfman, and pointed with real
pride to a small coast guard
emblem,
"Look at this one."
It was for top performance on
some routine coast guard train
ing feat but no one on this sta
tion had won it hut him.
Taboo Word
There Is one word you'd bet
ter not mention when you are In
Big Kinnakcet, a fishing village
Just north of Cape HatteruB
which maps list an "Avon."
Tho 481) residents mostly
cotstguardsmen and fishermen
call themselves "Big Kinna
keetcrs" and joke that their
chief Import is wrecked ships.
Tho word you don't say In
front of any "Big Kinnakectcr"
is "yaupon."
Yaupon is an evergreen,
thornlcss American holly. In
dians used it as emetic and old
settlers gave a tea made from
its leaves to women in child
birth. The tea was also popu
larly supposed to have reju
venative and aphrodisiacai
properties.
Many years ago during the
hard times Big Kinnakcet fish
ermen were reduced to gather
ing yaupon and peddling it to
the mainland. They drank yau
pon tea themselves because they
couldn't afford coffee.
When a village boat ap-
firoached tho shore, the main
and children would set up a
taunting chant:
"Big Kinnakecters are well
fed, they drink yaupon tea and
cat corn bread."
Those days are long past but
the word remains so obnoxious
to a Big Kinnakectcr that to use
it in his presence even now is to
invite a fist fight.
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Ammunition
Dump Scene
Of Battle
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of tho dead left no doubt that
they were communists.
The statement did not mention
the number of casualties suf
fered by the attackers, but Chi
nese military officers reported
101) of the band killed or wound
ed. These officers announced that
BOO government troops from
Chiang Kai-shek's second army
had been dispatched from
Tientsin to aid marines in track
ing down the attackers, whose
numbers were not known.
Even as the attackers faded
into the darkness from which
they had struck at a marine am
munition dump, a heavily-armed
marine convoy was made ready
at Tientsin, 25 miles to the west,
to set out in pursuit.
Stung by the biggest casualty
toll in a long scries of clashes
with north China irregulars, Col.
Julian N. Frisbie, commander of
the fifth marines at Peiping, was
flying to Tientsin to take per
sonal command.
A brief marine announcement
confirmed that the fighting, at
llwinho, five miles west of
Tangku, raged for four hours
and fifteen minutes beginning at
1:15 a. m.
The reports of the fighting
were fragmentary, saying that
one marine tank was disabled
by a land mine, and that several
explosions of stored ammunition
rocked the dump.
Marine fighter planes were
called out but the Chinese had
vanished before the airmen
could get into action.
Move To Stop
Strikes Proposed
WASHINGTON, AprU 5 (IP)
A propor 1 designed to block
"national paralysis" strikes was
offered to the senate labor com
mittee today as part of the pre
liminary draft of a general labor
bill.
Senators said this tentative
version which the committee
plans to discuss next week pro
vides, among other things, for a
ban on the closed shoo and for
the outlawing of Jurisdictional
strikes and secondary boycotts.
It would make it an unfair
labor practice for a national
union to dictate contract terms
to its locals, but would Impose
no outright ban on industry
wide bargaining.
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Scoutmasters To
Hear Speaker
Walter R. Whlddcn, deputy
regional Boy Scout executive of
Portland will be the special
speaker at a meeting of the
scoutmaster's training course
scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday in
the Klamath Union high school
shop.
All troop committeemen are
especially urged to attend, along
with the scoutmasters. Making
reflector ovens for camping will
be featured on the program,
which will have as its theme,
"Planning for Camp."
Cecil Barkdoll is in charge.
Immanuel Baptist
Buys Building
The Immanuel Baptist church,
11th and High, has purchased
one of the chapels at Camp White
for use in construction of a
$38,000 addition to its present
structure. Civilian production
administration approval has been
given to the project.
The new addition will Include
a recreation room, nursery,
prayer room and the main sanc
tuary, with the Sunday school
rooms in the present building.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness, messages
of sympathy, and beautiful floral
offerings for our beloved father,
Alfred McCoy.
MRS. ALFRED McCOY
AND FAMILY.
About half of all the oranges I
and lemons and practically all i
ine grapefruit produced in the j
world this season were grown in !
the United States. . I
City Delirtry Servic. Ph. 8417.
Bring Your Watch to Us
We'll Repair It,
Not Experiment With It!
Oar oUff of watchmakers, all
factory trained men. all lleensed
and ander eaperrtBion of a ertl
fled watchmaker.
Oar 9 it. tot shop eqalpmeot en
ables as to hara or make any
watch part and repair anj type
af wales.
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VFW In Charge
Of War Dead
The national Veterans of For
eign Wars and its branches
throughout the country has been
designated by the war depart
ment to arrange for transporting
American war dead to this
country for final burial, E. V.
Zell, past commander of Pelican
post, announced today.
Tho VFW is contacting all
families of war dead to make
the arrangements. War depart
ment pamphlets, forms and let
ters will be mailed to the next
of kin. Forms should be filled
out and returned with the
wishes of the family stated.
Should the' family not want the
body transported to the United
States, the wishes will be fol
lowed. Complete funeral arrange
ments will be made by the VFW
if the family desires. War dead
of the army, navy, marine
corps, coast guard and civilian
status are included.
Additional information may
be obtained by contacting Zell
at his home, 880 California, or
telephone 8084. Those interest
ed may make appointments to
see him at home.
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Ten inches of new snow had
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Leavcngood, forester, who said
the road was in very poor con
dition. Leavcngood, forester In charge
of the Finney Logging company
sale, moved his family to the
guard dwelling at Kocky Point
on March 10. At present the
weather is too wet to start cut
ting, Leavengood reported. "
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