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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1947)
Lindbergh Urges Use Of Military NKW YOHK, April 14 l'i "Jinnies A. LLmilit'i'uh suy Hint tli Ih millon immt rebuild tmilitrn clvlllr.iitliiii, even lliouuli "it limy require llic use of lull i lary furvu," bt'i'iuiito "In u ruck i'1-iitiiliilc uuo, tin- wolfiire (if iIIht niilliiim in more lliiin Im liiirtiint, It In vltnl to iih." l.iiidhcruli. In n iiviiivcI llili'lllrnl issued hint iiIkIiI, mild Hint "In years punt. We Ameri cans could live securely behind our own defenses," but now, "no rurlhly daitiiuce In adequate defense UKiiliml the Intent wcup Dim of science." To a i ! nc-sl fur comment in I'liiini'i'lliiii Willi tin- uiinlvrrsiirv of li Ih historic New Yni'k-to 1'iirln flltlhl 20 years into, LIikIIhtkIi replied thnl he wus "not Inter ested In unnlversiirles lit 1 1 wim eoiK't'i'iiud prlimirlly with Inn ohlliiiitlon, iih n cllUen nncl one wlio hud been outspoken picvl ounlv, to innki' hi position clear on America's foiniKn pnllcv. Ik'i'iilllim Hint M'vrn ycurs huo Im Intel timed 1 1 111 t Western powers "rclnilii from wur while mi1 Ciernuiny unci iiiiiiiiiunlsl Husslu fmiuht out their Iciliill I it i-i it 1 1 Ideas," I.lndberKli inld. "I plend nunln for n consistent American pulley towurd Kit-rope." Homecoming Joke R?iTwiw'iw,r!i i' ' i f Classified Ads Urlnil Hesulls. ko PARTS kor SERVICE Ko,t NEW MALL Chain Saws i Call 6442 or see Vern Carlin TODAY!, Come in ond see the MALL . . . Oik (or o free demon stration. VERNON W. CARLIN PACIFIC Chain Saw Co. 2221 So. 6th Phont 6442 - V T1 Margaret Truman, daughter of Ih President, throws back har haad and laughi at a quip by har fathar at ha arrivad at Ih Crandview, Mo., airport by plana from Washington for a visit with hl molhtr, Mri. Martha E. Truman, 84, raeupratlng from a broken hip. AP wlrephoto. Crater Lake Skiiers Enjoy Sunny Weather Week-End A tiood crop of sunburn win , acquired by the 1330 sightseers j und skiers enjoylni! Hie Criilcr j Luke nutlonu! purk Sunduy i where the teinperiiluro reuched j OH dcitrccii lit the lilulieiit und . only dropped to 37 decrees lit ' the mlniinum. At 8:30 a. in. Monday the mercury hud ul-1 reudy reached 50 deuiccs, c cording to the purk weather I report. I Only two casualties occurred j during the duy and they were j minor one. Don Fuircbild ! broke the point off his ski ' iiliout a foot from the end, on i hln third run down Knob hill In the niorninv, but won not In jured. Another skier won trail ed for abrusiuns by Clifford Cull), vice president of the ski patrol, which win on duty as usual, runniiiK trails and watch Inn out (or accidents. There were 320 curs lit the park on Sunduy and license Footprinters Hold Annual Meeting At Dorris Site DORMS, Calif., April 14 The luw of Northern California converKcd In force on Dorris last Wednesday evening vhen member of District No. 6 of the NhUoiv.iI Footprlntors assoei utlon held their meeting at the son. Larry Lee of Mt,,. Simula acted an master of ccremonle. I N. Lorcnzen, president, of Mt. Shaxta, presided. Muln business of the meeting followed the dinner of the asso ciation which Is mfidf nn nt noinesicaci nere, wun nr. una , luw enforcement, pence, admin Mrn. Murray Mnrshall a ho1, imrallvo officer and other, Nine town -of the Northern I wai) tne gclcction of four dele Clillfornla area were represent-, Baleg to the national convention ed by 30 member md five i whcn wjn be held In Denver, Mueata at Hie affulr which be-!colo., In June Kun with a buntiucl armnucd I T( iclected were Eddie and prepared under the d.rec- L.K rfMccZd JudJe lion oi me nomc, nirs. "r" rjradlev of Weed Dewcv Ekbii hall, aided bv Mm. Car Mar- , l? ,' mcca' "ew?. i li i i n .. ncoomg ana sner ii Hen ahull and Mra. A. O. Christian-, IIi,.hn.w.,., v,i, Th ,.i gates were instructed to obtain without fail the designation of some town In District 6, prefer ably Dunsmuir, as the site of the national convention in 1940. Dunsmuir was selected for the district meeting winch will be held May 14. Plans were ilso SALEM. Anrll 14 fl'i Cover-! dlscLsacd for a smoker and en. nor tarl bnell today vetoed two old-nuc pension bills passed by NSI Insurance Week Slated In cooperation with a nation wide campaign to acquaint vet erans with the advantages of their national service lifo insur ance policies. Mayor Ed Osten dorf has proclaimed the week of April 28 to May 3. National Service Lilc Insurance Week. In his official proclamation the mayor stated. "I call upon the citizens of this city, all civic groups and their leaders to a-t-sist the veterans administration and cooperating service organi zations in disseminating infor- III.KM.O NtKS, Hlanitia Sails, Oct. MONIIAV. April II, l!t, ! TktM matlon about national service lite insurance to the veterans of this community." Muskrats are sold for food, In city markets, under the name ol .Harsh rubbit, . Snell Vetoes Old Aqe Bills WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Mokes Phone 880S TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquir Bldg, plates from as many as 10 sillies were counted. The ski tow on Knob hill was in con tinuous operation to uccommo dute the large number of skiers enjoying the perfect weutlier, and the rcstuurunt at head quurlcrif run out of turkey din ners and started serving snnd wiclics lung before the day wus over. Four members on ski patrol Sunduy besides Cain were John Merrymnn, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clurk and Raymond, Baker. Spring work at the national park is getting under way with plans to open the rim road as far as the lodge this week so dial a crew of workers can start reudying the lodge for summer visitors. Work will also be started soon on opening the cast road from headquarters by Vlda falls to Lost creek, chief ly for the use of an insect con trol crew which will start op crnlioiis early in Mny, working out from park headquarters. SAFE STOLEN PORTLAND, April 14 tl'i Thieves broke Into Marty's tav ern here today and made off with a small snfe containing about S2200 in cash and checks. REMOVAL SA1H We're moving to o new location EVERYTHING DRASTICALLY REDUCED to make way for this move! Furnaces Below Pre-War Prices! Compare.' Buy Now.' Save.' Floor Furnaces Oil or Gas Fird As Low At $ 119 50 FORCED FILTEPD AIR Furnaces As Low At 2 u ELECTRIC HOT Water Heaters $"77050 Rhsom 30 Gal. Capacity 79 200 Gallon Oil Tanks $"7750 NOW ONLY OIL HEATERS . . . As low as 47.50 CONVERT YOUR Wood or Coal Furnace TO COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC OIL FOR AS LITTLE AS . 200 GAL. TANK AND ALL AUTOMATIC CONTROLS INCLUDED. NO DOWN PAYMENT AS LONG AS 36 MONTHS TO PAY 1 . the legislature, one which would have rcinstutcd the to -called "pauper's oath" for old asic pcir.oon applicants, and the oth er which would have given the slate a preferred property claim ugulns( old age recipients. Iho paupers on Hi measure was enacted by the 103S legis lature, repealed in 1041, and re enacted in the closing days of the 1047 legislature. It required that old age pension applicants take oaths that they had no fi nancial resources. The governor said the bill "would rclndalc the so-culled pauper's oath with its attendant confusion, clouded titles, grief and heartaches. The other vetoed bill, the gov ernor said. Is loosely drawn, and that it would give the state prior claims against estates of all per sons receiving assidancc. includ ing dependent children, blind persons, the aged, general re lief cases, temporary medical cases, ami also incompetents. Tule Man Faces Traffic Charge TULKLAKE, Anril 14 Mel vin McKcrnan of Canny is slated to appear in police court today on a charge of drunken driving. McKcrnan posted $50 bail after his arrest by state patrolmen Sunday afternoon when he crowded an unidentified motor Kit off the highway into the bar row pit about two miles south of Tulclakc. No damage was done. State Income Tax Returns Duo April 15 Complete Accounting Srvlc Gans & Hatten Rale nrs"t's Hi-bfr flhop lit N. tli rtaaae tltt Icrtainmcnt In the near future. A professional entertainer from Klamath Falls entertained the Kucflta during interludes with tap dancing, songs and ac crdion numbers. Group pictures were taken of the meeting, which, will be sent to various clubs in the distrcit. As a memento of the meeting, each guest was presented with a miniature die-cut footprint, bearing the place of the meet ing and the names of tne hosts. Towns of the district and members of those towns present ai me meeting were: Dorrli. Murray JtfanhaJI, Woo4i WU ton Klamath Falli, Mike May. Harry Was ner. Klmer Kennedy. Hap Hepburn. Redding, Hmrry Welch, Dewey Egan. I. Kaplan, Uene Hlclcey. Tulelake. J. H. Brownfleld, Ray Mor cco, Bill Selfler. Mt. Shaita. Art rink. Larry Le. L. N. Lorenzen, Don Bennett, G rover Rciuih, Tom O'Connor. Dunamulr. Jack Wyatt, L A. Davli, C. O. CarlquUt, Char let Huff, John Petty. McCloud. Eddl Belanger, L. E Owens, M. Mooncyj Weed. Judge Bradley. Yreka, Sheriff Ben Rlchardxon, Game Warden Lou Olive. CuetU were rrank Sclaront and Bob Grow of Dorrli, and Chief of Police Orvllle Hamilton, Sheriff Uoyd Low and Brady Narey of Klamath Palle. ELECTKIC MOTORS Our Specialty ... all . types. RE-WOUND STATORS lor GE pump motors in stock . . . cuts our re pair Urn on this pump to a fw hours. Repairs Complete . Rewinding II Electric Co. , 735 Commercial Phone 3288 if for W I LACCH GRADE A HOMOGENIZED Aft DILEC 'The Milk That Tastes Like Cream' At your grocers, or phone 5101 for home delivery on all Crater Lake milk routes. 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