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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1947)
WEATHER OltridON: Mually cloudy Unlay. lo hlglil mid Hunilay Willi tvallnrril Itiiwars ii.ii III anil wl HirlKi. Hllalillv riwlsr au.t porlluh Ihla altarnoim. Miiuarnla wllilla till I'IMUt. NOHTIIKIIN CAI.IKOIINIA; Muall rlur IhOn, Iniilsnl mill Vtiiittity namuil partly I'lmiilv axlivliia mirlliarn iHirllim. l.lllla rlmiiBv Hi Icmusialllra, MuUtmlt llurlll Ha.lsrly wiikIb ttU maul. KI.AMA't'll VM.IM ANII VICINITYl I'lmwy will) ih'unIhiinI almwara t"iilsil HllllilBy limlly flumly. Illl li'ilay M. Iaiw luinmu M High Nuiiimy m. Nnvr Nrws-lliiliolt Hi'lbf, 8 Je, (urn ui Mi', mill Mm. Julin D. Helbv. luiU AinimiiilUt, nnii KiiHist r. 'l'rnvln V ilc. sun K Mr. mid Mil. I .it Travis, lulu oivlniim, lutve nr iivpiI In I'curl lliu lxir. T. It., nlxiiiril the currier UHH I'rlncntoii, niter Inking purl III I'nrlflc (lent inniinu vois. LnwrniU'D K. Hniwwul, 8 lo, noil or Mr. mid Mm. L, K. Hriwcnl, jd.iu I 'in uo. i nerving nlirimd the cruisr Columbus, ilimalilii o( rrulsr-r illvlaluu 3, on general duty In the C'lilnn nrrn. ' l.rnvlni (or Nouth Mm. W. Curlla HUnim I046 I'nclllo Terrace, ' la Inivlnii llillaliln hospital tills rvr " iiIiik lor Franklin liiwinml In Mnn r'lnnrlsco where ah)) will receive lurilier treatment Inr Injuries re " invert In nil nuuiinuulle nccldent v", here Mnrrli 33. I'i-Uisii I'srenla-I'mehts u( rhll ilreii ntlemllhif I'ellrnn srhiml who wmilil like Ml omnlilwHl recreation prinirnni tin iiimner at Hie school are limed In attend the rlly council nieetlnii nt the cltv hull Mimrtny, April 31. nt 7:30. For lurlher In (iiriimtlmi, mil (MAI rnllurk-AII Oldrou nnd wives will meet nt Ininiiinuel Biiptlat rhurrli bundny nt 1:30 p. m for n politick dinner. Bevernl suite offi cer will be present, nnd the preal dent of the Indira auxiliary will be there to urgnnlre nn auxiliary to the local camp. Drum Carol Tlte Easics ladle' auxiliary drum cor will meet for practice nt Mllla achoo) at 3 p. in. Hiindny, weather permitting. All member are urged to be present a there will bt a Inncy-drlll in ntruclur there. Nunilsv Dinner Mr. and Mm. rtlrhnrd Pickett entertalnrd nt their ranch near Malln Inst Sunday at dinner. Oiicain were Mr. and Mm. Jack O'Mnllry nnd son rtliky, of Merrill. Mr. nnd Mm, levl McDon ald of Merrill, and Ray Plckell and later. Margaret. Kntera lloaplul C. H. Under wood, well-known Klamath Kail businessman, entered HI. Krnncl hospital In Ban Francisco Snturday morning Hl dauithter Jean, stu dent nt the University of California, la atiendlng till week-end with her father. New Home Mr. Margaret Dod on and daughter. Barbara, former reaideni of the Evnn apartment, are moving lhi week to their new Bddrena on Jefferson street. Mm. Imdaon I a member of the office ataff of Miller department ilore. Card Parly Group S of the Bncred Heart Altar society will hold the third In It series of four card partle on Wednnday. - April 33. In Uie parish hall. The 'public U Invited. VFW All member of Pellran Poat 13(3 who wlah to play noft- ball hould be at Mllla achool at C p m. Monday. New uulforin have been received for the team Ihla ! year. Major Hurgery Mr. Mabel Lane, j 70, Kane, I recovering from , major surgery at Klamath Valley ' hospital. Mm, Utne I the mother : ol Mrs. Wesley McKalg of thla city. j Business Trip Mr. and Mm.! H. P. Ufferty were on binini-M trip In Klamath Pall Snturday from their home III Aahland. Nlioppera Out-of-town shopper In Klmnath Pall Saturday includ ed Mr. and Mr. Baall Hall of Illy. John Tofcll and David Robliuon of llunnnu. To Meet Tueaday The Happy ; Hour club will meet with Linn I MoiM-henbncher aa haiteiu In the 1 legion hall at 3 p. m. Tueaday, I April 33. ! Home from lloaplul Mr. Robert ! Orltmnn of 1704 Pierce enme home from llillaide hasnltnl, and 1 re covering nicely from major ur gery. 1 f;M .Kxhlblt Falrhaven school' will hold Ha annual 4-H club ex hibit In the achool gymnnalum from I to 4 p. in., Wedne.idny, April 33. 1 Kllriil Hervlce The II, B. Iluvy aubmurlne picture, "Bllcnt Hcrvlce, win uu miiovsii oil itpru t nt nn ui wunla luiii hi'iiii. u. J. C a 1 1 1 e r, CMoMM of the local navy recruit Inn office will allow the picture. The aiinio lllm wun ahown lit the Mldliind uriinua hull WcdncMliiy nlghl by Vernon (Jhltwoud, C'MM. N'elililior of Woudcraft There will be a ahoiL bualuna meeting of Neiuiiuora in wiMMicrmi, Mommy m 7 p. in., In the KU hull uud the program will Hurt at 8 p. in, Thla will be an mien meeting und natal latum, and friend are Invited to attend. Operation Patricia OIkcii. 10-yenr-old duughler ol Mr. and Mr, led I Obii'i), 11104 Wlard, U recover ing aatiafiwiorlly from aiirnlec lomy performed at Klamiith Valley hoapltal. Prom Hprague Itlver Ml. Hollo Moore, HpniKUO River reaideni, la a patient at Kliimath Valley hiwpllnl recovering Irom inn lor aiirgery. Al o hi the hoapltal following major aurgery li Mi. Harvey Nelaon of Tulclake. Prom Carvalll-' Hill Wllaon. on ol Mr. and Mr. J. Perry Wllaon of 333 N. ilth, la attending the week end vlaltlug here. He will return to Corvallla Sunday, where he la a atudent at Oregon Slate college. Recovering Mr. Robert t.araon. 3M6 Blabee, I recovering from mu Inr aurgerv nt Klamath Valley linaplinl. Mr. Laraou I with the Shopping Ouldc. Cnlon .Meeting The federal em ploye union held a meeting In the nuat office building HHa week lo formulate pinna for the coming Mate convention to be held here Saturday. May 31. Mink Parmer Oelbert Unidburn. who operate a large mink farm near Beaalde, enl couple of dava here Willi hi father, Alex Bradbum, 334 8. tin. To Nan Jie Mm. B R. Rerrv I leaving Saturday morning bv plane for Nan Jone, (,'nllf.. lo vlait her ann. A. Chandler Brrrv and family. She plan to be gone for a week. Concert Said Big Success lllilu Huyuo, "glumiir girl of the Metropolitan Opera," i-ii:liiinled Klamath nnialc lover hint night when aha aang from the atuge of the 1'ellnih theatre, the laat con cert of the aeuaon aonaored by the Klamiith Community Concert aaao clallon. The petitle Hiulllun aoprnno, prima uoiniii ol the "trilla und uii'illk," wua moat generous With her encore, rcNpnntlliig llrsl with the lovely old luvorlte, "Lnal Ito.w of nuiniiicr, followed by "I Huui Mu mc, ' "Vcnotiun Serenade," and fi nally, the uiiu from "Nnidiime llut icniy." Typically Latin In look, Hutu Bavuo wu ureliy by every liiternullonal aiandard and one of the moat glamorous of the girl lo grace the locul atuge. Probably the moat popular num ber on lust night a lonnul progrum wua li ic role ol Vlolcllu III "La liuviutii," In thla role ua In other, the lovely little aoprano provided the rare combination of pi-isonul glamor und line iiiualclunlilp. In her extruordliiury und linprcnalyc recital, the brlllliuil singer scored a triumph with uu excellent prim rum thnl aent an enthused Hildlrnce homo with trcaaurublc recollection of one of the moat Inspiring artistic cxerience of the aeuaon which hn now druwn lo a clone. For sheer beauty of voice and singing, charm of personality and ublllty lo act. even Injecting a bit of comedv In one of her encores, the prima dunlin hud Jewels In her voice a well aa those she wore. Her accompanist, Milne Charnley, wa splendid and aided materially In the enjoyable evening. Three solo number were given by Mr. Churnley to round out the perfect progrum. To Portland Mm. Dnvld Bridge ana her daughter, Jody, relumed In PnrllHiwI (ltl M-.b . , - u,,..r visit al their home In Tulclake. iney are residing temporarily In Portland where Jody Is receiving medical treatment. Adjudicator pr ti0w,iwwww-ji f . Y 4 J, A 7 lljalmur Itergh of llrnd. pianist, uicomiiunlsl and rourh. will serve a udJiidicaUir In Klumulh Full April 30 lo 21, sent by the Ameri c.itt College' of Mush, 'I be audi tion Is scheduled at Kucrrd ' Heart auditorium. Ilergh haa hud ex tent Ive study and experleni-e In the field ol lullalc and spent five sea r.ons In New York encaged In pro fessional accompanying. He con tinues with master rlassea with hrrgei 'Junnowkv in l-os Anxn- I ami for IA vears taught In Texas jrollrgra and al the New Mexlro , State Junior college. Peasrer Estate Administrator C. L. Mlulhan. asslalanl trust of ficer of the U. S. National bank of Portland, haa been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of the late Mm. Jean Peaaier, who with her husband, Clcnrge Holme Peaater, died III the Kvuna apartment house fire February 18. Since Mr. and Mm. Peaater both perlahed In tile tragedv. the law presume thai the husband lived the longer, lor purposes of nettling the family estate, but In this ease two thsuranrcpollctcs, for a total of IJO00, has been Issued on the life of George Peaater, with hi wife aa beneficiary. These policies are regarded a Mm. Peaster'a estate. Mr. and Mm. Peaster operated the Klamath Vari ety star on Main street. ADJOIRNMKNT MOBCOW, April IS lP The council of foreign ministers ad journed at S:.10 p.- m. H 30 a. m. PSTi after deciding to hold two Sunday meetings In what amieared lo be arc effort to drive throuiih to a close. Chick's Back On The Job . . . And CHICK'S CAFE 615 So. 6th Is Again Open 24 Hours Every Day Prom China Mr. Harold Tun-: nell. 438 Washington, ho received ! word that her husband, a corporal j In the U. B. marine corps, haa ar- ! rived at Treusure Island from! China, where he has been stationed j ; for the past year. He la expected ! home soon. Mm. Tunncll and five- ! year-old son. Gerald, have been j : living with her mother while he was ; j overseas. Auditions To Be Held Here Audition time for pianists is here. All over the country concert artists, teacher, diploma cum"data, pre paratory and elementary pupils, 25, 000 of them, are putting the final touches on their chosen numbers before the arrival or the adjudicator sent by the American College of Musician. Here In Klamath Palls, chapter of the National Oulld of Piano Teachers, the adjudicator for this year will be HJnlmur Bergh of Bend, Ore., a musician of recognized training and experience. The local chairman, Br. M. Faustina an nounces a record enrollment In ; Klumalh Pall In line with the de velopment recorded In the 310 cen ters throughout the U. 8., In all the j large cities and manv of the more progressive iuwiib. ine auumons will be held for five days at the Sacred Heart school of music audi torium from April 30 to 26. AFL Clerks In Bay Area To Walk Out SAN FRANCISCO. April 18 Ph San Pranclaco AFL department store employes today awaited sanc tion from the city's central labor council before proceeding with plans to strike against 17 large stores. , The union voted Thursday to ' strike the stores In demands for : a $15 weekly wage increase, five- ! day week and union security, j Workers now recel-e between : 32.50 and 45 per week. L, AL-a lirKAI.U NCtVl. Klimatk r.ll.. Ort. IATURDAT, April l. Will. r Tkra Danish Rulers Both III . : ' r k .A. J F ''. v rawr li w Queen Alexandrine of Denmark (left) has been taken ill with in fluenza after nights of vigil st the bedside of King Christian X (right), who suffered a heart attack Easier Sunday, s royal physician announced in Copenhagen. This picture of the royal couple was taken when King Christian opened a conference, September J, 1948, in the Danish Houses of Parliament. AP wlrepholo. Teamsters Off Portland Jobs PORTLAND, Ore., April It oP Teamsters stayed off the Job today at seven Portland transfer firms In what was described as an effort to bring contract negotiation problem to a head. Jack Schlaht. business agent for the 1300 AFL Teamsters here, said only about ISO workers were In volved. "We don't want a strike here and we won't put out picket at the. seven plants until Tuesday or Wednesday," he said. "We hop this action will bring results. Schlaht said the points at Issue are hours and pay the union originally asking an Increase of 1,50 a day and later scaling It down to $1.10. Employers have offered 80 cents, he said. Pay now la $10.40 a day for driven of semi trailers, $0.90 for ton and a half trucks and $9.50 for ton and small er. He said that overtime pay la sought for all work over 40 hours. It now Is given only after 48 hours. Fewer than a third of the men usu ally are called for more than 40 hours' work, Schlaht said. Hans Norland Fir Insuranc. Phone 6080. ISITORS WELCOME Ait? Pr Rveninc. HBndijTi Cat flower (1att Smrmtrf Slrk Mark M f Klamath Flower Shop i ,s Greenhouiet rs.sa uu A Singer expert is best qualified to repair and adjust your ma chine. Reasonable charges, based on advance est i mite. ', SINGER SEWING CENTER ! 411 Main St. Phont (402 Your RADIO Headquarters On tht Balcony at ' r DERBY'S See the Best-Along with the Rest! Mognovox Motorola Stromberg-Corlson Bendix Zenith Sentinel RCA Victor Trav-ler Fornsworth Aviola II E It It Y ' S .MUSIC CO. 120 N. 7th Phone 4519 LAKELAND FLYING SERVICE Will Have An Amphibious Plane Docked on Upper Klamath Lake Across Highway from Moore Park- Sunday, April 20 All Day Starting at 9 A. M. Everyone is cordially invited to come out and watch this operation. Gene Durant and "Penny" Payne . ' ' Phone 3330 lliiliii Saturday, April 19 Music by . ; Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 1 Admission tl.OO IET's square up to the facts, just for a 4 minute. 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