Woodward
Hardest Hit
Bv Bin Wind
(Continued from Page One)
handle history. He said rest,
dents were still stunned. He
said the wind was so strong that
it alone mutilated many of the
body, found today.
Two persons Known to have
been together at Glazier, Tex.,
when the tornado struck were
found dead three miles apart
Heavy highway construction
equipment was twisted out o(
shape, buildings were gutted
and only one in the town re
mained standing.
H C. uarnanan, wooawara
wholesale drug representative,
said the storm struck with "a
loud swishing noise, like the
rush of escaping steam."
"We could see automobiles,
barrels and merchandise of all
kinds whipping up the street."
UN Delays
Greek Action
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.,
April 10 () The United States
demanded today that the securi
ty council defer action on a
Soviet proposal which would
place American aid to Greece
under United Nations supervi
sion. Warren R. Austin, head of
the U. S. delegation, in a long
reply to Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister Andrei A. Gromyko's
attack on the Truman program,
declared the council should take
no action on the Soviet proposal
until after congress had ap-
.mi.iuJ fka fitmlnicirntlnn nlan
and agreement had been reach
ed between the United States
and Greece and Turkey.
"W thpn h in a rjo-
cttlnn In turifTA ralmlV SnH Ob-
jectively and in the spirit of
unanimity which I hope will
prevail in this council, the mer
its of tne soviei proposal, ne
sam.
Courthouse Records
CaMSlalMta Vile
Vera Mm Campbell vt, Stephen Dour-
cruel and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff
am CUIUKiy 01 nmr mmor rnuurcn.
v.Oupit piamcu . - -
Woodward, Okla. J. H. Carnahan, attor
ney for plaintiff.
John C. France t. C. R. Oremc, cult
for payment Clayton Bun-ell, attorney
j or piainuu-
Sherman Russell lfaher vs. James E.
Bobbins and Sierra Lumber Product!,
suit for damafea, JL T. McLaren, at
torney 2 or piamuir.
4BIUCI lifin
Joae Pena. drunk on highway. Fine,
Willis Joseph ' 0Keefe. Inadequate
brakes. Fine. ja m. m
Eblyn Glenn Weeks, drunk driving.
Fine, mvimi. .
r.
Klamath
Never
To Move
f ' vTt: ;'
Lloyd Stitt, district agent of
tk. Snutharn Paciiic. who is
u.1ha to hacoma assistant flea
...l fr mhf naant ol ina norm-
w .
western Facitie. wnn niianu..
tars at San Francisco.
Stitt Named
To New Post
Lloyd Stitt, district agent of
the Southern Pacific here since
February, 1944. has been named
assistant general ireigni agem w.
u - unhumctarn Pnrific Rail
road company, it was announced
today. .
Stitt will leave for San Fran
in Aor rinv in take over
his general office job with the
railroad, wnicn operates uum
San Francisco to Eureka, Calif.,
"serving the Redwood empire.
His successor as district agent
here has not oeen announceu.
The Northwestern Pacific is
...n.e kv tVio Snuthnrn Pacific.
and the new assignment is re
garded as a xiauenug uiuuuuu
Ctitt
Stitt came to Klamath Falls
from San Francisco, where ht
was city freight agent
Zarosinski
Given 20-30
Hoop Award
The 20-30 club award to the
niitctonrlinn bin k it hn 1 1 nlnvpr nn
the runner - up Pelican hoop
squaa was maue ai a tinnier
mWinif nt tVit. WillnrH hntll
Tuesday night to Joe Zarosinski.
Memrjers 01 tne squaa, coacnes
and judges were guests of the
ZU-3U C1UO last nigm wnere uiey
h.anl 4nllr tw Phil Hitrhpnrk
and Wayne Scott, and basketball
movies snowing tne uregon-new
York hoop game in Madison
Square Garden.
Zarosinski, who was chosen
by a group of 10 judges for
sportsmanship and athletic abil-
! ... nl a mu4 4r-ct in a rlncA race
with the rest of his teammates.
u t .Via un nf Mr and Mrs.
Theodore P. Zarosinski, route 3,
box 353, ana is a nuns semur.
5 3 - P
Falls' Leading Budget Jewelers
a Carrying or Finance Charge
V at HARWIN'S
POTATOES
Basin Potato Shipments
la Carloads
1947 1948
April 9 .'. 2 10
April to date 136 57
Season to date . .10,371 10,345
fuT-r:r! Anril 10 (AP-
USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 108;
on track iioa; total u. a. sihh
ments 1073; supplies moderate;
demand improving for Idaho
Russets, slow for otners; marnei
trnnoai' far Idaho RUS-
sets and steady for others; Idaho
Russet Burbinki sa. lu-a.oy
washed, $3.60-3.65 unwashed;
South Dakota Pontiacs $3.25
washed; new stock: Texas 50
lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs $2.80
3.00 (all U. S. No. 1).
LOS ANGELES, April 10
(AP-l'SDA) Potatoes: 24 brok
en, 26 unbroken cars on track;
arrivals, Idaho 10, Texas 1, Utah
4 bv truck 11; market about
steady.
oam wjiMPierfl Anril 10
(AP-USDA) Potatoes: la oroK-
en, 9 unbroken cars on track;
arrivals, California 1, Oregon 1,
Idaho 2, Texas 2: no broker
sales; street sales, luanvatn ana
Deschutes Russets No. 1-A, $3.75
4.00. Golden Days Of
Timber Industry
Waning Rapidly
MEDFORD, April 10 (P
Southern Oregon timber industry
representatives were told last
..hi that "thn ffnlrien davs are
IllBjit. .tin. . ' v. E ,
waning" and organization is
needed to meet luture prooiems.
Carl Crow, Portland, editor of
the Pacific Lumber Digest, said
there are 121 mills in Jackson
countv, the lumber market is
rt ..nri mill nwners must
ov,. .-.,. , a - .
get together to improve their
product and service if they wish
: . .1.1... AMlitt.n
to meet romijcuuvc wumuvu.
of the future.
xt t rw Furon, said the
projected Southern Oregon Con
servation and Tree Farm associa
tion was a sound move m wnicn
members had much to gain and
nothing to lose.
Sawmill activity has boosted
Jackson county's population 18,
000 in four years. Glen Jackson,
president of the county chamber
of commerce and a mill owner,
..ij lia BMri4 that nnorators.
to keep this new population busy
must undertake more manufac
turing and must increase quality
as the market demand shrinks.
Bay Area Phone
Tieuo Increasina
SAN FKANUISUU, April 1U
(IP) Northern California and
j.,aria fait th fniir-dav tele
phone strike with increasing se
verity today as CIO operators
began about-face of policy and
pledged support ot picxet lines
(Continued from Page One)
'.M.11 flnmnnrncu n hard as R1S
sia is selling totalitarianism." .
It Is good advice.
We're scared of communism
partly because we don't really
understand what communism Is.
If we knew more about it (as It
really is; not as Russia tries to
make us believe It is) we d be
less worried by It.
f. io... id lnt like
smallpox bad if somebody gives
it to you out nouiing yuu u
to go out and get for yourself.
.
DEMOCRACY (as we know It
and practice it) has one oaa
weakness. We take it too much
for granted. We know it Is good,
and can't understand why every,
bodv doesn't want it. We make
little effort to sell it either to
ourselves or to other people.
Russian communism isn t vi-ij
nnA mAnhsnfiis. B tl t tile
Bwv. ..." - - - - ...
Russians Stu-. n nniu. "c
need, as Hoyt says, to put more
selling effort behind our pro
duct.
Jenkins Services
Ser For Friday
Funeral services for Fred
Henry Jenkins, S4. wno aieu iur
iAUinit innothv illness, an Tues-
day morning at his home, 1926
Main, win oe no , , v"'
. .Vii Carl Whitlock Fu
neral home. Interment will be
at the Klamath Memorial par,
x!- luniiim had been a resi
dent of Klamath Falls for the
past two years, and tor a years
prior to moving here had made
.i. knm. in Portland. For 28
years he was employed by the
Pacific Telepnone ana ieicK"tm
company and nad Deen tciiim
the past few years.
Klamath Teachers
Attend Convention
The annual session of the Ore
gon Educators association in
o.l,,4 hi waj.1t wai nf in-
i uiimii" - ---
terest to numerous Klamath
Falls and Klamath county eau
cators who attended the meet
ni!',.rin(nHnt A mold Gra
UW...l.""-
lapp, head of city schools, was
expected back tonight, Wednes
day. Others attending included
Doi niisr F.va Burkhaltcr.
Harold Palmer, all ot tne wins
faculty, and Andrew Loney Jr.,
dirwinr of music education in
the city schools.
established by the National Fcd-
A spokesman for the NFTW
predicted that 90 per cent of
.uA s.nifii, Talonhone and Tele-
n..nh AAmnnnv'i onerators in
the area would be off the job
today, seriously disrupting . au
non-dial operations
Hr it vrything you desire in California dinnerwar to set a
perfect table. It's the popular "Autumn Bloom" pattern dec-rated
with colorful blossoms and gaily hand-painted under glaze. A
complete 53-piece service for eight, priced amazingly low.
53 pieces, service for 8, consisting oft
PAY
rUAtt
mm
School Group
To Be Named
A committee ot 15 to plan and
coordinate community support
for the technical school to be
estnmisncd at the runner Marine
uarmi'Ks plant will l nnmen
....... t'.. . .. J .... I, .1 .t.M. (
John Houston of tlic Klamath
county cnamuer or commerce.
Chamber directors In meeting
Wndnncdnw utit linrivMI Uflinlmwr
steps appear necessary to organ
ize me eiiorivi to ue niaue uy
community to assure success of
the new educational enterprise.
Representatives Henry Semon
ana nose I'ooie. noiiie irnm inc
legislature, empluisixed the Im-
oiMlntim nf rninlllultllu Ooolwr.
ation for the school. .
President Houston thanked
the legislators for efforts in be-
l.l' F I.A K.nl..t Gln. Bd
also voiced appreciation to local
eopie wno una taxen an acuw
interest in it.
rantnln. I tA.,,. 1 t,. ..). I II..
.npMiiiu vi h-iiiiij ,,
ber membership drive reported
11 new meiiiucrs bikhh up "
tne nrst week or tne orive.
Ran.,. Mi.mh.r of Kiuht
and Forty salon 353 are urged
by La unapeau mrs. can acnu
bert, to keep in mind the formal
K..inuDt In Ka hnlH iti homtr nf
state officers Saturday at 6:45
p. m. in tne region auxiliary
....... T)i .. ..1 ii ii ii i m l, altpnd
should make reservations with
Mrs. Schubert or Mrs. rca
Hcilbronncr.
T Hnuliil Mrs. Jack John
son, box 654, city, is quite ill at
Hillside nospnai wnere sue was
admitted Wednesday morning.
T.n,ilulnMv Plniidlna, Pnde-
well. 16, 3326 Hilyard, had her
tonsils removed at Hillside hes
nital Wednesday. She Is a KUHS
student.
Lost Doa Found On
Master's Birthday 4
Eight ycar-old Lloyd Shipley's
l.!,.tl,rjt. ...ish wn In hnvn his
lost dog. Tiny, home safe again.
UTiulnnulnv I.nvH'S hirtlldaV.
Tiny was found, safe but hungry,
a half block from where she
disappeared on E. Main street
Sunday evening.
A woman, wnose name is noi
L.n...n niinH tint Khinlpv home.
2035 Wantland, to tell them she
had seen a dog answering tne
j ...I..., thjir nlt which
appeared in a story in Tuesday s
Herald and News. Tiny got out
of the Shipley car Sunday and
before her return toay Lloyd
had been ill with anxiety over
his pet.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
DINNER WISE SERVICE-
LOVELY CALIFORNIA DINNERWARE YOU'VE WAITED FOR SO LONG . . . BACK AGAIN
AT HARWIN'f AFTER 4 YEARS WAR ABSENCE
"AUTUMN BLOOM" PATTERN
HAND PAINTED UNDER GLAZE
I
FULL PRICE
$125 WEEKLY
A QKfllM
W W I kM
MM Sit all lit t5Tr
County School
Budget Board Meets
The budget conimlttoo of the
county school board was In ses
sion this afternoon making plans
for the 1947-48 budget. The com
mittee had before It a general
plan which It will rcvlso before
submitting It to tho county board
for approval.
Budget cuiiiuiiiieo iiii'iuuuiB
A
Drive a Pontine -and envy no one !
0M.lT OHIUC OfTIM TMt$ U HMim VIH
rtv-fc iTr irMfine More positive
control with It" effort,
awui im iminu Mcchtnicallr com
pcnuie for light or hr lotdt; linen
tliminai tqiwak. ,
u.ws4mn mown nmoiivfi cowmoi
Peak efficiency of oparsiioo under
varying climatic condition.
mmimnt oa euANts Highly efficient,
positive protection, no replacing.
MMn-MAi Nratauuc saans Proiected
gainst dirt and water for mooiher
lops, lonacr life,
umu fmnM Six or eight cylinders;
moolh, powerful, long lasting.
... km aaaumm Him ami nnn. with
fsmous Fiher No-Draft
ctufom-tyn jntenora, luxurioui iriui.
4th and Klamath
I Dinner Plate
Salad Plates
S Bread and Butters
Sous Plates
Cups. Saucers
1 Large Plotter
1 Vegetable Dlih-Solad Bowl
Sugar ant) Covered Creamer
K B". A" ."ft
u
,
UADWIMR
HCRAI.D NKWI, KUmilk rail. Oil.
are Harold Srhlefcrsteln. Bryant
Wllliiims, Howard Sherman,
Uob Walker and Cecil Hiiluy.
County school enrollment
figures as ot April D tuliilud 7576
students.
Tho next regular board moot
ing Is scheduled for May 7.
There are about 60 species of
the vireo, a bird of characteristic
and often musical song.
fine car made fttwr
Veoiilwlon.
Alwt Orirt Csrtmlh
ROSE MOTOR COMPANY
AN IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
from HARWIN'S
CONCERNING
CREDIT TERMS
Rllaollvi l " l lrnml rflUn
nll urmt sn tliaiiau n ll pi
llimt In kpl" Ha '" Ubllilir4 Fr wr
poller, llarwlnl r cp ilin4ln llbl
eridlt Ufilfc '
lUrwln' "lr l"m" rt avIUIl. N
,i ptrmanl It trqlrf . . . "r up U
pp ypr U pr. TPtp Iprmp ppply n all" mr
rbandUp Pt llsrwln'l nr.pt tsdlal, rrlrlttralm,
pS bPPKbald spplUnctt pvpr on wMrh
rnmoirt rnuUllom allll roqulrt JS dawn pay
ment, ppt yap may hava np ta apa ytar. la pay Iba
balanoa.
Tbs wlM and Inlalllienl Pi' aradlt mahta II pap
Iblo la acqalrp and onjny marebaadlie ot pacaoilly
as wall as al beauty and value, and Pi Ibp tame
lima la bulla eradll alandlnt In ib cammnnlly.
Tba mais mevtmtnl . pr aade tram producer la
eentrlbated mora Iban any plbar alnflp (polar la
Iba bllb American apndnid al Helm we enloy laday.
. Sincerely,
HARWIN'S
HARWIN'S, JEWELERS, 701 Main St., Klamath Fells. Ore,
e
Oenllemenl Pleaea arnd ma an appraval, all eharfee pre-paid, Ibp SS-pl
el al "Aotumn Bloom" dlnnarwara al im.tt al advarllaed. It I am "
tied I will return tba merrhandlea wllhln t dpys.
I WISH 12 PAY; Qfll D BuiImi Account .. 0 (..O.IK
irOb SUDCCT ACCOUbTI)
TlltHtUAT, Atll U, l.
City Delivery Service. Ph. HIV)
PILES .7
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED M
NO TAIN NO linrlTAI.IArlON
Na !. ol Tlx.'
DR. E. M. MARSHA
t'hlrour.rllo enll
ttl Urn. lib .Qlt. Tkwlit "l
hall 1M
A fWerl
We incercly believe thai no cr is more generally
atisfactory to in ownern than a Pontiec.
Vcr after year, Poniiac offeri the fullcat nicasura
of quality plui outstanding economy of
operation and upkeep. It really leaves nothing
essential to be desired in performance. In com
fort or in handling ease. And, alway, ll is ona
of ihe most tumnjul carl to be seen on the
' streets and highways.
The 1947 PonlUc Silver Sireak Is an example
of wht we mesn. People who gel it need envy
no one and the tame will be true of those who
get their Pontiacs in I94H. 194" or 1910. Year
after year, Pontiac it fine car in every respect.
TIIF. SOONSR VOW PLACIi YOUR OROfg fr utw
Ptmlut, lit frlr tu will ft It. U pl.ct ;rr nr
mmwtr Jml-rt Jtlinry.
Klamath Fall. Oragoa
.PrnN.-
J!onp.
Suit
Whew Employerl
Busintss Aodrta-