Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 06, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMeet To Be Called On 'New Route t luun aa plain fur III iruniianl nurlh nitruniit runt ara reirlvrtl from tin. aal liiihway tlrimrliiiriil, puhllo iiimiUiii "III lii held lu lv property owiiws alum Ihr all nt the Hrw litiliwnr rliani lu rnlr llirlr onlnluiie on llii aulijrol, Mayor Id Mainmort eain today. Nulliliiii i'hii b dun rrKurtlliiK t lie rlly aula, of llio iiiiiJihI until (he plan a en iciTlvrcl, tlio mnvor added. 'I'll lilahwny, aa tiidiMMFil by (he Unit, will run Mom a puinl on The Dallr-a-UaH'mnIa liltiliway ininillrl lo llio railroad tracks ami hilo rlsiilnnaile, ninklnil a tllrerl linn nl travrl ilironuli duwiitowii Klamath J'all. I.iiiii UUrluarll The project lias lima Urcn tils miasrd by city ofllrlala mid In Inrented cUlariis, mid brmiRht rlxe to Hie problem i)I ft inrnlia til directing Irafilu tltniuuli the biialneiw tlls li lit. A uiiucll(in (lint atreeta lead hiK Into the new hluhwity be clcmrd ImiiiKlit rapid oblri lion (nun real llenla uf thiwe atreeta. The oiluliml iriiuiiul provides (hut nil atieeia cinnniiiii the hluhwav lie tinned Willi the exception of Port land and Ksplitnndr, nccordlnit lo city iilllilKla, lint niithlni delniite ran be decided until pinna are received. I rent Freitog Installed At Auxiliary Head MAI. IN, June - Irene Preltag u ilmtallcd a prealdent of the Malln American Union auxiliary unit 84, III the Mnlln rhurrll Monday. Mra. Kthrl Hoberta. her mother, aerved at litalnlllm olllrer. Oilier new oldcera liwtalled were Clrare Htrphrna, flrat vie president: Nettle Pierre, aecond vlr president: Abble llerrlnhw, aerrclary; Nell Itellerath. rliaplaln; liira fallllic-e. entrant - at - arms; Alum Pelraaek, color bearer. Norma I'elrasrk will be liulnlled a lilntnrlan nt the July meeting. Retiring- oldcera Mutated nt the Installation. A column toe romponed of Knnna Wilde. Nell Retteratli and Irene Jellnek, a appointed to audit the books, The eKecutlve commlltee elected to aerve lor the enaulng vear roiiMl of Mnry Jane, lien Jellnek and Martha Kiothanek. Itefienhmenta were aerved by Nell Irwin and Ollie Ratliff. WKHTKRS PINK DOWN POKTI.AND. Or.. Jim I on Ordera, shipment and production of weatem pine all dropped In the holi day week ended May SI, th Weatern Pin association reported today. Gollum Handcuffed After Court Session tn ;.r T?r sir rtw Students Get Honor Pins 3 Juveniles Make Escape Deputy Hherirf Tom Murpliine pula the handcuff on (ieorg iHudl fiollum at the end of court ae alun at Han la Ana, ( allf., a III girl friend, Lvulae Orerell, II, ilinde by. They are en (rial charged with the murder In the deallia of Mil Overell'a parenla. AP wirepholo. Long Lines Of American Graves Memento Of D- CIIKRHOUHO, June t (P-Drlv-Ing through the checkerboard put tern of lietlgerowa In Normandy on thla third annlveraary of U-Day, th breathtaking alght of endlru rwiM of white croanea beneath the apple treea impreaaca one more than anything elae. When elrmenU of five American dlvlauuu landed In Normandy two by air and three by aea on June (I. IU44, they opened one of the greatest, If coallieal, military campaign In American hlatory, Wrentlug the Cherbourg penliuula from the Uerman force thai had vaniUlhrd Kurojie gave the allien a major aeaport and enough apace to load the continent with a atrlk Ing force thai waa ixiwerful enough to aweep 2M milea to Pari within one month after the break through at 81. Ii But the men who accured the Clierbourg enlnaula had to do It the hard way. and nearly 90,000 of them paid with their blood. There Day Parole Violator Held Here Fourteen Premont Junior high' Two 18-year-old boya from Ar- hool atudent were awarded honor llngton, Calif., along with ft local pin for actiolnatlo achievement at youth, aged 14, eacaped from the the commencement exerclae held In Juvenile detention home on Bum Pelican court at 8 o'clock lat night mer lane ometlme laat night or before ome 1000 parent and friend early till morning. who aw IPS eighth grader receive The two California youths were apprehended here Wednesday night and were being held for Klvemide, Calif, authorities concerning bur glarle there. Mrs. Faye Blackmer, deputy Juve nile officer, said that the boy had not been located but that they were clad In detention home nightgown. They took down door to make their eacape from the building, and opened a cell for another youth who did not leave. FARMERS! - TRUCK OWNERS! You gen haul your own BLOCKWOOD 1 a long oi there I a lurplui of block. This ipeclol offer tanner bo hod when supply li short. DON'T DILAY ORDER TODAY Via: FRED H. HEILBRONNER ill Raring HI. Phone 41SJ "reel That BaUafy" Plu Hervlr Hlnre Hit- Newton Dlllard Perguaon, 51, a native of Georgia. Is held In the are nine V. 8. military cemeterle. J.Tt JT nTii.. Vi-Ji" in Normandy where .403 white V""" ,Ule prli0" " p,role vl croaaea mark the sleeping place of , , . American soldier dead. j "e " rreted by city police Hedgerow fighting and the hard ""J"?WJl! lurk the paratrooper, ran Into on " IXJJS.S ,"5r D-Dav are ireiivrullv accented ax ' spending five days In the city lock- " , . , , , , serving a term for aaaault, armed The Ittid machine i gunner, lying ! w a aangerous weapon. He ha n wait behind the hetlgerow. and thr ye w Mrve onhl original the boche, who turned hi ack-ack acntence. lire into uie ciouun oi wniie ana that were American paratrooper, took a toll of approximately five to one. There are only about WOO Ger man burled In Normandy about 3000 at La Combe and another 2000 at St. Mere Egllite. their grade school diplomas, The DAR home economic award was preaented to Cleo Nan Cadwell, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Horton P. Cadwell, 2200 Main, the award based on cltlzenahlp, dependability, Indu- try and norne economic. Mr, wu Hum Owaley gave the award. Speaker of the evening was the Rev. David P. .Barnett of the First Preabyterlan church whoa theme wa, "Be yourself." He was Intro duced by Bupt. of Schools Arnold Oralapp. Invocation was given by the Rev. 8. M. Topneas and diplomas were presented by Jack Bchulze, board member of School District No. 1. Principal Lowell Kaup gave honor pins to Barbara Dunlavy. Charlotte Btark, Mary Hooker, Jean West, Cleo Cadwell, Stanley Hubert, Robert Bosworth. Diane Blnkley, Roddy Davis, Marilyn Johnson, Dewey Lambert, Jean Belby, Jane Tingley and Ronald Juniper. Music was provided during the evening by the Fremont school or chestra, girls' chorus and mixed chorus. Accompanists were Marilyn Johnson and Melba Ross. A violin solo was given by Athena, Lampro pulos. KITE OKAYED PORTLAND. June 0 UP) The city council has voted to reione a 26-acre east side tract so that the National Biscuit company can build a S5.000.000 plant. The proposed factory Is opposed by some of the area's residents, .'lin HU ihrMtannl aitlt aBalnst I the gone change. Is It ft hard-to-get article you need? Advertise for It In The Her ald and News Want Ad Section. miBAT. , IIP. Pis uim Roseburg, Ore., hare returned and are now at home on the place for merly owned by the Resonaa on the Lakevlew highway. , LEBANON, June ( (PI The Cen tury parade, feature of Lebanon's Centennial, moved through the street today a th olty celebrated the 100th anniversary of Its found ing. A 2-ton strawberry shortcake was served at noon today. LIVESTOCK (illOW UNION, June 6 tPtThe Eastern Oregon Livestock ahow got under way yesterday with Gov. Karl 8nU leading the mll-long opening day 1 parnne. . ; .. ,y . Despite threatening clouds, ft; large crowd waa ou hand to wit. neas the 4.-H alui PFA exhibit. rodeo and horse racing program of the three-day show. Classified Ad Bring Result. Hager Martin and Larry Snyder left for Pendleton last Thursday morning to visit their uncles there. Mrs. C. M. Ramsby, ft (later of Mr. R. Henry Anderson, Is visiting at the Anderson home here. Thlrza Ooeckner and Kent Ooeck ner visited last week-end at the Anderson home while Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ooeckner were on a trip up In Northern Oregon. Harold Mallory celebrated his birthday the first of the week and treated everyone there to ft piece of his big birthday cake. Mrs. Mable Roblin of British Co lumbia, who has been visiting at the Mallory home here for the past sev eral weeks left for Sllverton, Ore., the last of the week to visit her niece and family. Christine Williams was very much surprised Tuesday when her co workers presented her with a desk set and bouquet of red and white flowers. The Hayes family, former resi dents here who moved over near John B. Ebinger ATTORNEY AT LAW announces the association of John W. Hathaway ATTORNEY AT LAW in the general practice of law under the firm name of Ebinger & Hathaway U. S. National Bank Building Klomath Falls, Oregon PARK VIEW Convalescent Homo (Formerly of Ashland) ess wi aula sirt.i HS(r, Or.j.a rh HIS 14-Hsar Sarvlee RaffUUra Nana la Char Classlllrd Ads Biin Results. Alre(lUtM-Mmli. 'M. Will aol tbiHrv HKde. 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