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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1947)
Klaiiiatli Flying lews New LaPointe's Fur Department Heads .1 - ' Honor Airmen HonorlnR the airmen of World War II, who forfeited their llve In the service of their country, nine Falrchllds dipped their wings over Uie city on Memorial Day. Pilot were ttoy.se, Z u m w a It, Moses, Arnold, Payne. Harper, Hus kv, Dressier and Bancroft. The fllKht was led by Payne and had been briefed for cross and V forma tion. The flight ended In what pilots call "RRKKle" formation, due to buckety winds and rain squalls. Initiated E. L. "Penny" Payne was Initiated Into the Elks club Thursday night. He is co-owner with Gene Durant of Lakeland 1 iylntr service. Tom Rlckard, field representative for Proctor and damme, took his nni UUli mm-sen ff 'Hill i! iili ii ill'li I Biii WWW s,nd Mary O'Brien places recently. By MARY O'BRIEN ' Miss Lillian Redkey, Mrs. Mar garet Strode, Marilyn O'Neill. Mary Ann Mills, Joyce Sample and Jean Hilton in the caoacity of adviser, assistant adviser, and outgoing exe cutive officers will be hostesses at the Pep Peppers tea this Thurs day. Given In honor of the new Pep Pep pers, the tea will be In the Pelican party room, tea hours q 5. All Pep a, retiring d newly jctcd, are ln ited to attend. ' A number of 'commercial stu dents have se cured work at various business Each girl is listed with the respec tive oiuce in wrucn she will work: I Verne Ambers. Bosr Scout office: ?larian Schelfersteln, Girl Scout of Ice; Mary Brooks, chamber of com merce; Delores McFarland, U. S. National bank; Vivien Kiernes, rec lamation bureau; Irma McBride, li cense bureau, and Beverly Wampler, Klamath Medical Service bureau. Other girls are trying out on jobs and will be placed before long. , Published in today's bulletin Was long list of offenders who still had detention time to make up. 6tudents can put in detention time during this week in room 312 be tween 8 and 12, mornings, and in the afternoon hours of 1 to 5. De Jtention must be made up before credits, report cards, or lock re funds will be granted, i ' 1 Rodeos mav still be mirrhawrl Jn room 302 from Adviser Howard Holt. Because of a publisher's de lay the annuals will be delivered after the termination of school and will therefore be mailed to sub scribers. - y . Incidentally. K raters will be de livered free tomorrow to all stu dents after they have taken their cw m. exams or finished marching )n commencement practice. ; RED ITCHY SCALY gobbia Doctor's 'Invisible' Liquid Promptly Relieves Misery! i First applications of wonderful soothing ' medicated Zemo a doctor's formula ! promptly relieve the itching and buro ! Ing and also help heal the red, scaly akin. , Amazingly successful for over 85 yearal i First trial of Zemo convinces! nrinbb j doesn't show on akin. m m -aa All drug storea. In 8 rites, f Mil first flight in light aircraft on Me morial Day, as a passenger of Dave Zumwnlt, in the Memorial Day flight over the city. He was also a guest of the Lakeland Flying Serv ice the same day, flying with Penny Payne over the city, landing on the lake and motoring about the island. Audrey Reed and Joy Blags were also passeniters on tills flight. Flight Examiners Chet Btlnson and Allen Mocabee have received designations from CAA as official flight examiners. So now students do not have to wait for an official to come down from Portland to take their exam inations but may take them when they are ready. Trip Cancelled Four Ercoupes left the local alr pbrt at 8:30 a. m. Sunday piloted bv Mike Houser, Jim Scott, Bob Nlcodemus and John "Kit" Carson, headed for Pendleton, but were turned back by bad weather at Chlloouin. Passengers were Morale Houser. Helen Scott, Agnes Oeddes and Joy Biggs. The flight was planned to attend the Sa,feway Employes asso ciation convention and banquet at Pendleton. Houser Is district man ager for Safeway stores, Jim Scott, manager of the store at 11th and Main and Miss Oeddes is Homer's secretary. Houser, leading the flight, be lieved the planes could get through without any trouble, but consider ing the rough weather, rugged coun try to be crossed and the necessity of bucking a head wind on the re turn trip, thought it advisable to cancel the flight. Spray Rig Damaged An Interstate Flving service N-3-N spray rig from Fairfax. Calif., fly ing too low down by Canby, Calif., last Thursday, got tangled up with the brush and was pulled to the earth, according to unofficial re ports received. The under-carriage of the plane was damaged and it was hauled by trailer back to Fair fax, but the pilot escaped without injury. New Trainer Allen Mocabee has returned from Portland with a new Pioer PA-11. which is on display at the Oregon Aircraft service. Two more In structors have been added to this flying sen-Ice staff recently. They j are Grove H. Bancroft, former navy pilot, who flew from a carrier dur- ; ing the war in the South Pacific, and Dick Dressier, former marine i corps pilot. A new mgnt class just starting at OAS includes on the enrollment Robert F. Baker. Harold D. Ohristy, Bruce H. Houston, Eduardo Muxo, John L. Nelson. James H. Ziegler. Recently completing instruction were William Shown, Jack care man and Harold E. Hani. Visitors A private pilot with one wooden leg flew his newly purchased Piper Cruiser Into the local airport from Redmond last week. Two Stinson Voyagers, one from Wenatchee. Wash., and the other from Eugene landed last week, along with a Piper Cruiser from the Mar tin Flying service at waua wtuia, Wash. Mrs. C. w. Carlstrom with 2-year- old son Stevle, of Palm Springs, r r7 V w If 1 Police Probe Check Theft PORTLAND, ore., Juno 3 dVi Police were without clues today III the elevator hold-up of an armed messenger on the fourth floor level of Olds and King department siore which neuen two gunmen sitn.uuu In checks but only sJiH hi cash, The well dressed gunmen late yesterday afternoon calmly stepped Into the elevator behind Messenger i Albert J. Cm I In, guuixi of the j Moomts Armored Car service, who ! had just picked up a money bag I from the store office. 1 Detective Captnui James Purcell j quoted Curtis us suylugl "As they entered they pulled guns, one point ing at me and the olher at the ele vator 0erntor. One grubbed my gun out of the holster unci then took the money bug. They then or dered me out of the elevator and told me to keep quiet," Purcell an Id Joint A. Ornves, 00. reported the men dlreuted him to drop directly to the busement, tlKHAI.lt NKtva, Klamath rail,, Ota. TIIM0AT, Juna a, till, Fast fal warning him to return to tttt fourth floor, as they fled through a near by street entrance. R. U, Clitlda, store general man utter, reported. the loot Included two noii-neuolluble checks for IIMMKIO each to cover the store payroll, Others were stamped Willi the store's endorsement and were ne gotiable but because of (lie endorse ment could easily b delected if cashed. Tomorrow Is the age of electronic! and atoms. Prcpiiru now for Urn Mime that lies ahead, The U. H. navy ofrcra the best training avail nolo lit that field. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brllisle pictured above are the new managers of LaPointe's fur department. Belllsle has been In the fur business since 1928 and for the past 11 years was with the Arctic Fur company of Seattle and Portland, the last two years of which he was shop man ager of Arctic's rorlland store. From now on LaPointe's will be equipped to storej repair and restyle furs under the management of the Belllslea. Mr. and Mrs. Belllsle recently purchased a home on Lakrshore drive. They said they like Klamath Falls and the Klamath people. left Monday after a visit with her brother, Mike Houser, and family, Lakeshore drive. Mike took them for a short cruise over the city while they were here. His mother. Mrs. A. B. Houser of Roseburg. also visited over the holidays. Commissioned ' Ray Royse has accepted a com mission with the regular army as a first lieutenant, and will report to McChord field for a physical examination within 15 davs. and then await orders. Dave Zumwalt will take over the management of the Shasta-Cascade Flving service. 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