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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1947)
WEATHER IIIIKdONC'liUilr Willi llllil rain Miii'llieill uiilllnn IuiIhv tnil imilly t'liniilx anuOi iiuillon, iimlly itluiiilv In rush! mill fililpy. with wlilfly i-iitltretl NlttlWDI'll lllirlll IllirtlUII, I'IMllvr Mill III' vital iitirllmi lunls'it mill ihiIIiwmI nor llim Yniliiy, tniMlni Mlti milllhvily wliiilB nil mtnl Im'oniln gulilli iuulliwlrly tun inltl NllMTIIKIIN CAI.IKIIIINIA- t:Ur lo rdly, ItiiusM intl r'lliliiy, Conllnllvil win in. (1,'itlls iiih llmrlv wlmU off t'nsil. KLAMATH 'Ai.l. ANI1 VII.INITV I'mlly i-ltiuily Innliilii null Ktlils) lllgll luiluy 70, low 40. lush rtlilay 11. Hmliil Club The Ennlnrn Blur rim ml ( lull will inert I'VUIiiy III 111" imi lnin cil llii' Musimlc temple. Alter II brief buslnrs lllnrtltlK refresh nicnis will l)o served mill a niicclnl hour enjoyed. A ciinllnl liivltulluii In rxlcllilrd 10 nil members ill tin Knslrrii cllur. Hostesses for llio alli'rnnon will lie Mm. Mnuilie Hherinnn. Mm. Mum Hubert and Mm. W. L. I'liilll. Mother' I'ullmk Member of the American Legion have Invited lliclr mothers mill wives lo a pot lurk supper lo lie held at 0 30 p. in. Tuesday. Miiy 0, In the iJ-Klim null. In ciimmriiiiii ill Inn of Mother's Uuy. Iteservatliui should In- made by culling Mm. Kllwibclh rcleistclncr, 3BUH. Vas Meet Order of Vlis. KIiiiiiiiiIi Luiik No. 400 will hold a regular meeting ttl t p in. Huliir ilny. There will be mi lnixrtiiiit business uiM'iiMiton All member are asknl lo miriiil. ItrlrcshmeuU will be served allcr III meeting. Legion Starts Ball Season Home 40 boys tururd out at MikIoc flrltl yesterday afternoon, enxloii to gel started on the summer's Amcrlrun Union bnscball play, and Itmuy oilier prmiieclive players ere rxnrrlrd Iu get llirlr liimri Inlo the Hll W'llrll school close. - I'lintl pinna fur th up-to-17 yr ulil leugue and a schedule of lumen will be inmle this week. At leut Ihicc teams will be entered, and Iniiuile uiiuit of the plnyeni on the Kluniulli Union hliih school baMball leiiin. Ilul Wilcllcr li acting as baseball rhiilrmun (or the American l.rglon 1 1 in yriir. Hhldler sulci thut ho hoped to work out a busrbull program to riicoiupiis buys of the 10-to-14 yrum ngc bracket for play this sum nier. The Iruiiur will hold round-robin competition here, a well a com pete with other similar squad in nrurby town, with mute and na tional actum thg ultimate goal. Howard Suit May End Today Direct testimony In Hie Krnuk Z. Howard vs. Kliimalh rounty lu'ull ahould tie ended luie today, accord ing lo It. II. Maxwell, Howards al torney. The county surveyor Is now In his fourth day on the aland a witness (or himself In the WOOO back pay null. Howard in giving a day-by-day account of his work a surveyor from July 33. I43, to June 30. 1045. reading from a diary kept (Turing the period, Circuit Judge David ft, Vmidenlierg la hearing the non Jury trlul. The milt In vol vp an Interpreta tion of the mate ntuttite which net the rule of pay for county turveyora, a law prr'.ninlng only lo Klamath ii Wa.ihlnittnn cnuntlen. Maxwell aald Hint In Washington rounty Hie aurvpynr bImi holdii down (he Job ol roiiniv eiiitlneer and gcu the en glneer'a Miliary. Hero the two office are aeparate now. Man Held Here On Los Angeles Charge Merle II. Croaby. 30. of Lou An geles, wan committed to the county Jail yesterday afternoon on a fugi tive from Justice rhnrge. He li named In a w-nrrunt from Loa An gclrn police for pnwlng bad check. . Crosby, who wa arrested by city IM.Ilre two duys ago. waived a Justice court hearing on the fugitive charge and bull wns net at $3000. He will be returned to California. Choline IMegutra 'life VKW iiuxlllmy wil mi'iit Uitilulit, 'Iliurs duy, at 8 p. m. In Hie library club room. All members urn .urged lo ulUind us doli'gulna for the conven tion will bo ciioscii at thin lima. Ilrollier Hern Kverell Alineter diuvo In from Mull Olego this morn lug to visit wllh his mother who him been III, und his brother. Jack Alinoloi' and family, 330 Delia. Nona Meet Hons of Norway, will meni at UJd N. Dili, Uiitunlny, May 3, at I p.m. Dog Lockup Off To Starr Three complulnla were filed by the city poundmuster against dog own eta this morning, and five other pupa are lodged In the pound, n dog lock-up lima got o(( to a howl ing, whining siurl today, Miiy I. The PUui face 00 long duya of being tied or Icuccd In (he Inmlly yard In place ol their custornnry freedom. City ordinance provides Ihut the canine peui be bept home from May 1 to June 30, and should they be found running liaise, they will be picked up by the pound. Owners must pay a flue ol i for the first time, with Uie fee going up for second offenses. Heuson for the ruling Is lo pro tect young spring gurdens. May 1 means flowers and May baskets to munv. but the pups, from the small est lerrler lo the biggest St. Her uard. agree that It s the blackest day on the canine calendar. 7 Youths Hurt In Auto Wreck (Continued from Page One) going at a high rate of speed when he hit the other muchliie. turning lite sedan completely around. McCoy's couiie glanced off the road, ran Into a ditch and came to a slop against a telephone xile. Ulujispoole and Anderson were (hrown over the top of the couiie, through tho air for about 35 feel before they struck Hie ground In a vacant lot. The Kliimalh Ambulance Service brought Douglas and Elwood Rose, Olukspimle and Anderson to Hill side, while the paddy wngon took Ihe two girls on Into the hospltul. McCoy, who suffered minor cuts and bruises, was moved at once to Ihe city Jail where the charge was filed against him. He was lodged In Jail In lieu of ball but later last night posted the required 100. Officer Olson told The Herald and News lust nlghl Uial at a o'clock Runday afternoon he stopped Jack McCoy on Main neur the Halslger Motor company, when he observed McCoy trying to "pick a race'' with another car, McCoy was driving the same car, termod "hot-rod." Huiulnv as Ihe one he drove at the time of the accident last night. Olson auld he gave Ihe ymilh a stern lecture aiid warning last Sunday. McCoy Is slated to appear before Police Judge Harold Franey at 4:30 p. m. today. Both girls Inlured In Ihe crash are employes of ghe Psclflr Tele phone and Telegraph company. Tornado Claims Two More Victims ROCKWALL. Tex.., May I iffv The latest of a series of four torna does which swept northeast Texas Tuesday and Wedneiulny nights left two persons dead and a third In jured as Its Indirect victims. Mrs. Jerrv Husk, returning to her home at Alice after attending Ihe iunernl of her father at Paris, and Clny B. Neese of San Antonio, were killed In a highway accident at Ihe west edge of Rockwall during the storm. Private fliers from Dallas who watched the twister from Die air said It tore up trees by the roots, slicked up water from the river and smashed houses nt a point about 10 miles north of Terrell. Homemakers Festival Opens The annual Klumalli county home miikors festival opeuCd May I, 10 ii in.. In the Methodist church parlors, with a larger reglslrutlon Until the two previous ycius. Kucli of the mills In the county seems to top Its display each suc cessive year, and the 1047 exhibits were Interesting, Infonnutlve und pleasing. The audience participation, In a KFI.W broadcast, at 11:30 B in. was a special fenliire of this year's festi val with Severn) valuable merchun (Use awards mude by Klumulh llleiiiiants, Luncheon at 12 noon whs presided over by Mrs. K. E. Klljiutrlck with group singing led by Harriet Gross and tlene I'uekett. A nlne-yciir pro uriim was outlined bv Mrs. Kurl ; Muck, guest speaker, and unit rceog. union whs iiiudn by Mrs. W. M. Wll : Hums. A style review whs of special ' Interest on the luncheuii program us Ihe dresses modeled In children's and women's sizes were mude en tirely irom reed sacks. Mrs. Wlnnlfrcd K. allien took the opportunity to tell her friends over the rounty goodbye and In trodured Helen Htlne who will take over the duties of Klamnth county home demonstration agent in July. Mexican Given Jail Sentence Ruy Felix. 38-year-old Mexican, wus sentenced to ttiend 10 duys in the city Jail tor drunkenness, after a police court hearing tin morn ing. Kellx pleaded guilty. This was the 31st time Kellx has been In Die city lockup In the past two and a half years, mostly for drinking. He was arrested on Klam ath avenue last night. Also In police court today was Mr. Jo Fogle, 57. operator of the Pelican hotel, who pleaded guilty lo a drunk charge. Hhe was given the option of a 110 fine or five days In Jail. Two Mexican boys picked up In (he Houihern pacific yards tills morning were booked for vugranry. They were Ignaclo C. Outlerru. 30, held under 1100 bond, and Quuda luiie C. Ogas, 33, given 60 day sus pended and told lo go lo work. Checks Go Out On Regular Schedule PORTLAND. May 1 oi Sub sistence checks were mulled on schedule yesterday lo Oregon vet eran, Ihe Portland Regional Veter ans' administration manager re ported. Charles Langdon, Portlund offlre manager, said all regular checks were Issued, despite Washington, D. C, announcements that some would be delayed, tangdon said there were sufficient funds to handle check through May 3-3. ' Ordinarily, a camel does not suf fer thirst until It has gone without water for about five duys. ii Tlu'i iiiil (Continued from Pago One) he say thut democracy, If not bucked by force, whcU the appetite of "dictators," YOU will note thut both speak of DEMOCRACY. What you miiy not liuve Doled I that when Moscow speuk of dem ocracy and Wushhigton spcuks of democracy they are talking of UT TERLY DIFFERENT THINGS. Washington means a wuy of life In which the state exists solely to serve the Individual and his wel fare. Moscow means a way of life In which the Individual exist solely to serve the stiite and to contribute to It power and 11 glory. HERE I something else you may not know but OUGHT TO KNOW: When Russian communism speak of democracy a a way of life In which the muny (that Is to suy, the masses of the iieoplei exists to serve the FEW (meaning the communist purty which run the staiej they ure PERFECTLY SINCERE. They aren't kidding. They aren't Indulging In double talk. They iiren't Just giving us the run-around. They mean It. They believe what Uiey are saying. That I what Marxism, which Is the bible of the Russian state, leaches. Modoc Council Meet Held Barney Smith. Altura lumber executive, was hot Wednesday night at the meeting of the Modoc council. Dinner wa followed by the regular meeting at a new roadhotue Just oiened on highway 399, alx mile out of Altura. Outline of the plan for convert ing Ihe marine barracks at Klam ath Falls into a technical institute, were reviewed for the group by Winston P u r v I n e, supervisor of trade and Industrie for the Ore gon slate department of vocational education. Another speaker at the meeting wa W. T. Mclntyre. manager of United Air Lines for Klamath Falls, who spoke on air transportation. Besides the speakers, Jack Al meler and A. B. Hood attended from Kliimalh Falls. There were 38 per son at the meeting. The next one will be held May 28. Willi Lea Flnley In charge of program and arrange ments. He ha not yet decided upon the place. ISITORS WELCOME Amw Tar. CTenlaf, Hsatfara Ct rUwer PUU NarMi-r ttek Mack Baas Klamath Flower Shop mi . iik Greenhouses Seaside Voters , Face Problem SEASIDE, Ore., May 1 (IP) Voter here will decide May 20 whether they want an 180,000 auditorium which the ballot site description places In the center of Edgewood street. Councilman R. 8. Smith reported the flaw In the petition was dis covered too lute and City Attorney Thomas Chave Jr. suld he knew of no way to amend or recall the peti tion. Classified Ad Bring Result. ssfaMiMMsiainaaM bu "Butch" Answering Mrs. Jone. whose husband ha been away hunt ing for more than ill month and who wishes us te help her find him. Don't worry, Mr. Jone, your husband, no doubt, Is Just trying to develop hi own wolf ealL Mr. Hmllh write: We are farmer and we have a good steady team af work horse. My husband had been using them plowing recently in preparation for our crops. The other day when I left for town to do some shopping my hu band told me to be sure te get two of those delicious Palaee Market grain-fed T-Bonea a he would need the extra energy that they would (Ire him to finish hi plowing. Hell, this morning he ate them both for breakfast and about 1 o'clock I heard him railing me from out in the field. When I got there the team wa unharnessed and my old-man had hitched himself to the business end of the plow, "(iulde this thing. Sally, and we'll get something done," he aid. Those old pluga are tea danged alow." With that he started out on what amounted to a trot. We plowed five acre In Just a few hour and be tween you and me I rode the plow most of the way. I jut couldn't take It Please suggest a change In menu for my husband. If this keep up I'll never get any housework done. And I'll be way behind In my churning. Signed. Mr. Smith. Your problem I simple. The next time you come In town have Corlnne fix you up with a big armload of freeh fruit and vegetable. They will bal ance your husband's diet. As you know. Mr, nmlth, we are the only ones In town who pro tect the essential vitamins of our Garden-Fresh vegetable with refrigeration. We lead the way and others follow. That's why they say It Pay to SHOP PALACE. The Palaee Market, 52 Main. Fancy meat and groceries. ASK LYNN nOVCROFT about Standard Insurant GOLDEN YEARS' PLAN wr5i. II will gi't you full det'iili on ihe Insur ance plan thst enables you to. retire with life income. 1 Stain ii Aim lsi i. k ,,,,, Lynn Roycroff 412 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ort. with a REBUILT FORD ENGINE Rung Iik a New Engirt Worn parts replaced with new Genuine Ford Parti Immediate Deliver $1 1 Q50 Aml Vour IIO old ICnglne Budget Term BALSIGER MOTOR CO. 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