Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 23, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textu : WEATHER OltKUON -C'lt r Unlay, Imllil antl Saturday, aavapl wua.lunal liign rluiuu, llaiiUy wamiar uvar inlarlur imlay arm auoltr along cna.l Malinilay, Hiimltay fair aartlla varlalrla wliula olf riia.l. hI.AMAHI KAI.I.H ANU VHINIIV rlaar llay anil katimlay. (lanlla aa.l. rly wlniU. Ill(ll I'Hlay 114, Irrw ml malt HatuuUy au. Boni'liniN tAI.IKIIIINIA t.'lrar 111 day. Umllil and aatllnlay, uul with lu alons maial, l""11" mama I" linwr lnr Uanlla varlaltla winii. ull i'ua.1, muallr iniilliwa.tarlr. I'yllllau Hlatrra -TIlO Pythian Bis in a o! Ulsli'li'l Nu. 0 will mi'Ol hsttiriiuy, tony m, wr illmncl con- Vtllllnll 111 KJOK Illlll. I'.ll.tltttl will brum v ia nu p. wll" rouvMilloii initial' wiiy at 1DU. lUlim Jsiimmi I ULKJO. 'Hid troiuiuol l alaiml lor A p. ui. In ll Olirlstliin church unsr-nicnl Willi llio evemiiijl ..waltm l II P. in. Iiilllli-y wortj will bo rrxumphfleil by luwlmoiia mi" liflitl temples, Vlsltlii-Mr. mill, M'", 'l01"," ?: Mueller ut 1'iiwhui.k.i, wilt Ilia una. mriw week vlsitliii; st him .uf i 'i l"''..l are lino Willi their liauil lilT, Mil Oljar j".."a miU Iiuiilly. IW) Av,. loll, wlicro llioy will VUill lor iSiipta ol weeks or-luro relurnlUB Inline. In V.liliiln-Mi. to wn, l.imoln mmftiiiMitn. It'll Wwl m'aJhiy lor Kvctelt. Wmii. In vl.lt dnuulilcr. HhB expect lo be done about week. In Town Mr. and Mr. Alyln r,iy on bualliraa, aa wore Mr. M. . Wincl.ai.rr ol Merrill. Wl ! ol lloiimiiui. V. O. Urown. Will ' man anil Vrmoii Durant ol Henley. Malur Kurgrry Hrrb Andrraon. route i box M, an employe ol Uio I ... . anv al Mrdlord. hail ii'iajor auitirry al Klamalli Val ley liuapllul Thuratlay. Itrlurna Home Jerry OUtrn. JIM Pine, an employe of U.mbarU Molora. received medical treatment at lllllalde hoapltal Mm week and waa dismissed lo return home Fri day. lluallieaa taller Wallrr Blllltb ol Hunan. Harold Plsun ol Henley and Haall Hall of Illy, were among otil-of-tnwn bualneM oilers III Kla math Kali, till week. Kurgery-Mr. Client! Kinney, II3 High, reported recovering aat lilacinrlly from major urgery at Klamath Valley hoapltal frlday morning. Cabin Work Troy Cook liaa )ut returned Irom Lake o' the Wood where li ha been wurking on hi ummer cabin. He put III a llrcplacc and rock walk. Emergency Men Bower, cat driver lor M. J. llalley ol orrla. had emergency tirttcry al Klamalli Valley hoapltal Wednesday night. TODAV we're running a clear ance gale en Iwe hundred Ha iti. Jara of chocolate ayrup al Iwo kll each. Wo auggeat thai you come In early for Oil la a Mo value al l&e, and It la rumored thai ( healer Howie, one-lime Near Dealer, I winging hla way lo Klamath Falla lo buy up all that we will aell him without ugar elampa. Ile'a going lo give a Jar lo Henry Wallace and Ihe real of hlaatarry-eyed hench men Inalead of t'hrlalma t arda. Next lime you throw an Ice cream bake you ran make It a chocolate Huntlay even though you hold II on Wrdiiraday. Juat one apoonful of llila, dellrloua luff on a gob of Ice cream and you have It. Vra, air, we're offering you more chocolate goo for Iwo blta than any market In town. Till atuff I guaranteed by flood llouackeeplng, and ll'a homogeiilied Whatever that la. But what do you eipcct for two blta a hoincgrnlied 6lh of KeolchT If you aren't aatialled after III day, bring back your Jar and we'll ihow you how lo convert II Into a VAZ. And for S Imcka extra we'll plant a geranium In II. Alan, lean, Jiilry, ahortrllia, 2.1c per pound. Thai' why Ihry any II pitya to SHOP PAI.ACK, 821 Main. In the heart of (lie Itlliy hhnppliig lllatrlct. WIltON KKOSsfl rtHM f(ifC i mm i r by "Wnlrh" yjft,-y jj2l!oi""? $01 CnUraad NHH Ff IS WIISON lldOSArf ...flUSI AND ClfAKST dlACM-IN f ARM PH2f . . . A.ollobla Onlf TtrrougK Aulhorli.d Reprmatailvai ol WIISON gIMIOItA. TION, INC., DIVISION WIISON CAUNH CO. Ilrolhera llrrnllal Itoucrl lAillla (tuiiuiMiu, i'.Mi, mill T'liumaa Lonn UuatulMiu, HI, bolh World War II VKtinun anil aoun of Mr. and Mia. Hubert T. UilaUtlauu, U2M Miller, wurc aworn in toKullior in Ihe U. H. nuvul reaervo lor Inaiaivo duty, at Hie lovul navy recruiting olllc In mu poal oillcu builillng, by Lt. J. W. C fettiraen, ltH:al iihviiI reaerve volunteer recruiting olliccr. Hoth men apenl their entire wur aervito III the I'aclflo area mid Htibrrt aervad with the aiibiiiurliie repair aervltto aboard aubmarlne lentlera. They havo one oilier broth er who alao aerved In the U, r). navy during the war. Complete I'uurae John Hcltlon Ogle, fl'M, UHN, aim ol Mr, and High, ha completed tho navy'a 4U weck ai'hool ol rleclrunlca at the (treat Lake naval training center, Ohlcugo, and wn tshoaen for the 15 werka' atlvanied achool at liellvtie, Waahliigton, D. 0. John waa gradu ated from KUIIH with (he clax of lulu and after taking and pruning the navy electronic Icdmlrlurin ao lection leal at the local navy re milling oKlue. diluted In the new July , mil). In order to obtain thai training. Mnny collegra give credit for llila navy coitrae In electronic. I'orreellon The rummage aale planned by the Junior circle ol Ihe Community Congregational church will be held on Wedneadey and Thiiraday, May 2H and Ml. A pre vloti annoiiiicement erroncoualy reiwrled that It would not be held. The aale will be held In Ihe Bal alger Motor company ahow room, with proceed! to go to Ihe church organ fund. (ilrl Kroul Camp Rcglatratlon for the Ulrl Hcout summer cmp will be opened tomorrow, Hattuday, al the Ulrl ftcom office. 413 Main, al t a. m. -The camp begin July IJ, extending through three week. Any girl over 17, or adult over 31, who would care to become a camp counacllor I aaked to call at the of fice. Prom Mlaaourl Mr. and Mra. Hoy Cooper of Neoaho, Mo., have left Klamath Palla for Yakima and Heattle en route home after a three day vl.lt with Mr. and Mra. C. P. William of Stewart addition. Offlrera Practice The outgoing offlcera and offlcera-elrct of the f.nirlea lodge and the auxiliary, a well aa the drill tram, will meet In the upper KOK hall, tonight. Fri day, nt 7 30 for practice for Joint Inaullallon. Kelurn Home Mr. and Mra. Wil liam Hpangler have returned from a two werka' t rip and have moved Into their new home al 1V62 Man ranlta. With Daughter Gary Coitad. Klamath county conatable.'haa Jual leturnrd from a trip to Ban Fran claco where he vIMted with hla daughter, Mra. Philip Poe. Picnic Rlveralde PTA aiwiiwred a picnic Tlitiraday night at Moore park for the achool basketball team. Mra. Joe Plland waa chairman of the affair. Hrcllal Mra. Hhermnn Carter . will prearnt her piano puplla In re cital at 1 p. in., Hinulny, May V4, 1 In the Pelican party room. The I public U cordially Invited. i VUltora-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed are vlittlug briefly In Klamath Kalla with their column, Mr. and Mr. II. B. Ruimela al their home on N. Ocoigla. Tonalteelomy Michael, 6-year-old ixin of Carlo Nealaon of Alturaa, Calif., had hla lonnlls removed Fri day morning al lllllalde hoapltal, Kelurna Prank Oardlnler. 320 Lincoln, returned today from Port laud. Hla wife and the children stayed on with her father who la aerloualy 111. Citieata Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beal of olvtnpln, Wa.ih.. were gucata lal week-end of Mr. and Mra. D. H. Sencer, Alpha apartment. hnjndar Trip Mr. and Mrs. L. K Praraou, 319 Main, look a trip laal Sunday to Davis Creek and Cedar vlllr, Calif., to visit relatives. The moon's tHMlHons In the heavens have no relation to the wcuthci, bring uniform and com putable for centuries ahead. SOMETHING NEW at Cec's Signal Service MOTO--SWAY Lubrication practically I'ndrr Driving Conditions 9 Opena up spring lraves and frees ahacklea. ) Detect aqueaka, rattles and defects. Insures 100'i lubrication. Aasitrra perfect lubrication ef knee-action unit and entire front ayalem. Come in and 76 Mnin THE GREAT NAME JN FREEZER DESIGN SINCE 1939 Wilinn ZEROSAFE has been the greatest reach-In farm freezer In America... THE NEW WILSON ZEROSAFE IS NOW GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE ... Not a toy, but big, ruggedly beautiful, efficient, with stamina for years of low-cost operation. Backed by hundreds of year of collective me by enthusiastic owners. ZEROSAFE IS READY TO SERVE AND SAVE FOR YOU ... NOW... AND FOR YEARS TO COME. YOUR AUTHORIZED WILSON DEALER IS Advanced ' . ''( '' ' ' '''S Thomal A. Jerrow, auperlnlend enl for Ihe Klamalli dlvlalon of Ureal Northern elnre IBIS, I be ing moved to the head of the Da kota dlvlalon of Ihe line with head quarter at (Irand Fork. N. D. He will be aucceeded by Frank V, I'er elval, prraenl aaalalanl auperlnlend rnl of Ihe Hpokane dlvlalon. Memorial Day Plans Laid Plana for Memorial Day observ ance here nexl Friday, May 30, are rapidly bring whipped Into ahape by the Allied Veteran Council whlrh today announced crremonle for thoae loat al aea at ttie Link river bridge followed by rllca at the Memorial ahaft on the courthouae lawn with final aervlce at Link vllle cemetery. All organlzatlona are urged to lake part In the ceremony and E. P.. Ilenner la chairman of the day and may be contacted for further Information. All unit will parade from the bridge to Ihe ahaft fol lowing a regulation aea burial cere mony by the navy recruiting aerv lce. and there John Unman of the F.lka lodee will aerve ipeaker for the day. The courthouae lawn will apaln be decked with popple and the tr.mb of the unknown aoldler olarcd before the. veteran bulldlne. All veteran are uneed to don their uni form on Memorial Dav and par ticipate In the ceremony. VITAL STATISTICS rmm ri.-antn at Klamath Vallay !hipltl, Klamalh ralll. Ore. May 21. I I'M?, lo Mr and Mra. Avary Charlal. 1 ( lillcMiiiln. Oct.. a boy. Weifiil: pound. IS1 ounrai. (jltKENHAl.t. Born at Klamalh Val ley hr.pll.l. Klamalh rail.. Ora May al 1U47 to Mr and Mr.. Delano urwn . hall. IMllvllle. Calif . a girl. Weight; 7 pound. IV'a ounce.. I I.OTT -Born at Klamalh Valley boa 1.11. 1 Klamalh ( all.. Or . May II. 1. 1 In Mr and Mr.. William T. Ixll. 2I ; Madunn, a slrl. Walglit; 7 pound. 4'. i outu'e. , 1 HOI..IIOI'ayit - Horn al Klamalh Val lay h.-uiul. Klamalli rail.. Ore , May I n tail, lu Mr. and Mra t, II llolt Kmiiir, rouia 3 box 70, a girl. Weifhl: S pound. 0 ounraa. nilOWNBorn at Klamalh Valler hna. Inllal. Klamalh rail.. Ora., Xtay 13. 1147. tn Mr. and Mra. Cheater a. urown. zona Itnmedala, a girl. Walfht: 7 pound. 3 Ounrea. Claiwlflrd Ads lining Results. Flexibility la Life Insurance policy. Caa b Vaara Ibraafh Sun Life's I I Arfinalahla, Option PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 731 Main St SUN LIFE OF CANADA IN LUBRICATION See it Work I'hoiie 73.18 ml TRANSPORTATION NEWS Prank Bex ton al Ureal Northern return two visitors from tho HI, Paul, ivfliiii., ol 1 1 tea of the company during the week. 1. u. Pooie, giinerai supervisor 01 iiiuilvu power, la In town with a parly ol three. The length ol his atay here la not certain. He Is said ui bo niHxing a routine inaucciiuii ol local facilities. Yesterday. V. L. LaKontalne, gen eral aafety aupervliiur, held a safety meeting wnn un employes. P. li. Huell, UN dlaputcher. was called lo Han Francisco by the death of hi grandfather last Saturday. United Airline' report for the first quarter of this year released today allowed operational expenaea Increased almost three to one over Students Win Music Awards Six Klamalh Union high school music department student received gold Master Musicians' keys for outstanding work, 30 were present ed with "K" letters, and ti with sliver music lyre pins, In a presen tation made Thursday morning by Andrew Uiney Jr., director of mu sic education In the city schools. The keys are given on the basis of 6000 points, the "K's" on 3000. and the pins on 1000, Merlin, as outlined by Loney, are as follows: one week's technique. 30; concert band or marching band perform ance, 30; ensemble performance, 00; solo, 90; student director per year, 100; librarian per year, 100; sec retary per year, 50. Keys went lo Charles Anderson. Stella Brown. John lthrop. Char les Martin. Gordon liobtnuon and Norma Kmlth. "K" awards were presented to Charles Anderson. Stella Brown, Bruce Crawford. Doug IJrydrn. Jonn Ktiiev. james Orlcq. Lois Hlbbert, Nellie Hanka. Har old Haddock, Lola Larson. John Lathrop. Charlea Martin. William Moabv. Phil McOllllvary. Gordon Robinson. Bill riouthwell. Norma Smith. Cameron Hiewart. Zada Tay lor and Ronald Woods. Lyre pin were pinned on Gordon Anderson. Charlea Anderson. George Adler, Barton Adams, Dorothy Bnr nuin. Kodnrv Bell. Jack Best. Buss H uman. Stella Brown. , Edwin Clarry. William Coskl, Bruce Craw ford, Wlllard Dryden. John Epley, John Elliot, Gordon Fletcher. Rob ert Fuller. James Orlgg, Bill Gaas, Lois Hlbbert, Coaette Harnuen, Nellie Hanka. Harold Haddock, Ruth Krauss. Delores Kidder, Rob ert Loper, Donna Liggett, Myra Lien, Lois Larson, Robert Larson. John Lathrop, Geraldlne Lewis. Jim Mosby, Nadean Morris, Mari lyn Moore. Charles Martin. Bob Motschenbacher. William Mosby, Bill McPayden. Phillip McOllllvary, Ingeiid Norland. Juanlta Nealey, James Owens, Ingerld Olson, Bob Peuoldt. Dick PeMoldt. Ruth Pey ton, Douglas Powers, James Pear sou, Gordon Robinson. Alvln Steele, Bill Southwell, Marjorle Smith, Norma Smith. Oary Smith. Betty Shearer. Bob Sergeant, Ronald Slerland. Cameron Stewart. Bar bara Swanson. Ronnie Tarr, Don Taylor. Zsda Tavlor. Ie Trlpjiett, Leonard Wash. James Welch, John Woods, Ronald Woods, Dick Yates. n Ask Us About m p 11 S T r n wjr Only PENETRAT0RS give instant priming, proven long lift, accurate control that ossures uniform water pene tration the whole length of every furrow. Field tests show irrigation labor savings up to 50. Washouts and ditch erosion are ended. PENETRAT0RS can be transferred, primed ond regulated in SECONDS. One PENETRAT0R replaces 10 to 20 pipes. Actually 0::E man does the work of TWO. The patented slide gate slips right off, so the hand can easily seal the smooth, rolled syphon outlet. Cuts prim ; ing time 50. Supply Limited - Order Now Tulelake Machinery Co. , Tulcloke, Calif. Phone 2841 Alex J. Wray, Mgr. increaM's in revenue, resulting in a nut ioaa oi ajouiu, equivalent lo 9iM ur suaiu o. coiiifiio.i uuu man t'jiuiu aurca outsuiiiujijg, aa coin puiuu wnn a nut loa u. euiarai in mu ursi quarter oi iuiu. uoiui i. we,, vu.e president iliuaiiuv, aialcu lnu Is li ic most un aaiuuui.toiy uiree - mourn period in me coinpunya History as lar a earning are evneerueu. nmiuUK'i more anu larger plane were available uuruig tne .irat quar ter, giving united a neet UI per cent uiuie toil imiea ot capacity, pay load laetora were auarpi tower lo limit increaaea ill revenue to only 30 per cent, wnile expense increased thi per cent. newey pointed out that it was graiiiyoig to note tuat marcn waa uy lar tue ueat uionin of tne three, wiieu paaaeuger loau laeiors rcacneu uppiOAiiiintei m per cent, compareu witn no per cent in r'euruary fuiu 87 per cent in January, consequently, uie operating loss lor Marcn was auuBluiiualiy tower tnan mat lor tne two preceding monins. A passenger load lactor oi approximately Ki per cent waa achieved In April. . a One of (he principal problems ot nortn-south shipping on the Paclllc coast has been the restriction ol between-state stop to make partial uidoadlng. In other words, a snipper could nut ship a car irom Portland lo be partly unloaded at Klamath rails, tne other part of the load be ing carried on to San Francisco. The practice 1 allowed on east-west runs, with a slight stop charge to the ahlpiier. The restriction have always been In effect between Oregon and Cali fornia, bin It has now been an nounced that It will be lifted, ef fective July 1. It I expected that the lifting of the ban will greatly Increase split loadings on the north south lines between the two states. Youths Held In Rape Case Two 14-year-old Klamalh Indian boy are being held in the Juvenile department of the Jackson county Jail at Medford by the federal gov ernment, charged with raping a 13-year-old Indian girl the night of May 18. Charges were filed before U. 8. Commissioner Bert C. Thomas by Special Indian Officer John Arkell after the mother of the girl made the complaint. The boys will have a Juvenile hearing probably Monday before Federal Judge James Alger Fee. now holding federal court In Medford. U. S. Marshal Paul Hanlon of Medford took the two youngsters Into custody here. The alleged act is said to hare occurred at 10 o'clock at night on road out of the city limits of Chllo quln when the girl, with another young girl companion, was en route KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 jk Us About pj ENETRATOR M .iiiak.q ONE Man. Does the Work of TWO Patented SLIDE GATE CONTROL CARNIVAL I! ( Club padii. cum ni avian wavier. "You call yourself a dancer! you top billing and we haven't home from the movies. The other girl ran home, according to John Arkell, and was unmolested. Charging that "oarenta are to blame" for the great amount of Ju venile delinquency now reported throughout the country. John Arkell urged a closer rein on children's ac tivities. "Parent are to blame in 95 per cent of these Juvenile cases." Arkell said. "Children should not be out at 10 o'clock at night, neither boys nor ' f e.i.iaviaiawaviet.iacT.liaac..aeT.aw. S-X THE IMPORTANT GIFTS COME nere is RIGKYS Extra Liberal Allowance For Your Old Watch! IN Elgin Hamilton Gruen tA Dick Turner For three months we give been padlocked even once!" girls, and a closer watch by their parent would eliminate a lot of cases such as this." ISiTORS WELCOME VT ray Cvoatag. Rantlar Cl tmmt PUitf Hmrwf Itacfc Mm A IM Klamath Flower Shop mi) i. ffm GrenhouMt ms mu TRADE FOR A NEW Ladles' Watches Men's Watches Longines Bulova Rolex rain a. Mar at. tin. 9m Tourist Raps Street Signs The Klamalli County chamber ol commerce board of director! re ceived a letter Wednesday from a man passing through town criti cising the city for lack of adequate street signs, according to Charlea Stark, chamber manager. Stark said that he had not noticed Ihe street sign particularly, but that the letter would be referred to the proper committee for study. The directors alao received a let ter from the famous KtUilano Boys Band of Vancouver, B. C, alatlng that they would be stopping over In Klamath Palls the night ol June 18, and would like the opportunity to play a concert here that night, Stark said that he had replied to their letter saying that the cham ber would cooperate on arranging for the band concert and securing housing for the group. He hag not yet received a reply. ' BIG ENROLLMENT FOREST GROVE, May 33 ) An enrollment of 880 an all-time high la expected by Pacific Uni versity officials next fall. A new dor mitory, additional laboratories and study annex are being built. Penney's have openings for several Experienced Salesladies Permanent Position ALSO Opening for Two Single Young Men to learn display, selling and merchandising. Experience aet APPLY AT PENNEY'S OFFICE ' Ask for Personnel Manager FROM RICKYS . $29.95 up . 24.(30 up Helbros Benrus Omega MERIT'S 700 Main HOME OWNED Phane 3151 SIZES FOR EVERY NEED 3 FROM 15 TO 120 CU. FT. 1 609 So. 6th Phone 6989 V 41 tttHf! rt