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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1947)
WEATHER IIHKUON ANU WAMIIINOTONr.tr amav, luiilal't anil 'Ihuriday with ruins larllina laiwitiatiiraa. (ifiilla In ima nala Mud I'll nuaai, iiiontlv nurlhwail. hiv loiiay wiiit wimii tiraaina I'lMiam. KLAMATH KAI.I41 ANU Vu.'INII if -ri.ar today, lonlalil and 'lhur.ila. lllgti utility IU. ftiw 31 HlHU Tllw.ilay 70, NOHTHKIIN I'AUHillNIA l lar lit Ittv. Ittnlvltl and 1'rtumliiy. Warmer lit .nlarlur Tliui.ilar Kia.li lit alum mutually ami iiurlliwealarly wlnila oil liutil luitay and limlflil, datraailii t'liuraUy. In ('lilrago-ttgl. Jumlf Krlly Kar ris called lila parent, Mr. mill Mr a. C. W. Ilmiry, from the Oakland army banc tu arty thut he hnd been choaen Ha uii ul a tnllltnry eerort to ec ruinimiiy Hie body of soldier, killed In at-thin III Ihe Hnclflc. to Uhliagn fur filial Interment, lie plana to vlalt mi mini mid uncle, Mr. mid Mr a. Merlon llurly. Ill Chicago for Wo days mid will also vlall Ilia slater mid family, Mr. mid Mr a, II. G. Urtcn of Omaha. Ilrgall Tulk - Jaycccllea will inccl (ulillllit, Wednesday, ul Hie chamber ul commerce oillee at ocluck lo dlacuaa luitlirr detalle III participation III Hi" June 3. 31 and il boat allow and regalia. Ullirr tuple uf general Interest lo nirni beta will alao ue bruughl up al Una meeting and all are urged lo be ti cnrnl. Ilonir From Weal fulfil Klnirr ti. link, railrl 3rd class, fioin the W- B. Military arailrmy al Weal Point, N. Y.. arrived In Han Fran cisco by plane and waa met by hla parent". Mr. and Mra. I.. Ulrk. 4M bnardinau. He will vlalt wllh par rut and frleuda her until June 37, when ho will return to Weal Point. l.unrlirun-Tlie ladlea auxiliary lo the. llnillirrhood of lUllroad Train liirn will hold a xi!lurk lunrhemi in the KV hall Thursday. June 13. al 13 JO p ni Member of Ml. Hhaaia liaise SM if Ihmsintilr will be iiieata and all mrinbrra are urged lo at tend and brim a dlah. On Vacation Delilah Zutavern. clerk at the Cameo aliop. la on vaca tion for two weeka. Iter paarnta drove out from Nebraska to are her and took her home with ihrm. going back by way of Canada. Hhe will return by air. liiltlallun-VVInema Temple Pyth Ian Blaicra will hold a regular meet ing In I lie 11K)P hall. Friday at 8 p in. There will be Initiation fol lowed by a potlmk lunch. Offlrera will wear formal) and tht Half while formali. Prom r.uiene Mra. Btuart Hurd of Eugene, wllh her daughter Carolyn, are here for a brief auy at the home of Mra. Ilurd'a alaier and family. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Collier of 1403 Pacific Torract. Attend Conference III Roaeburf early Una week In attend the South ern Oregon Medical conference were Dr. Jamra M. Milton, Dr. Nell P. P-lark. lr Hugh Currln, and Dr. Ralph W. Atearna. Koullne Villi-Ilr D. J. Rer.se. aneclallat In straightening rhil cVten'a teelh, la In town from Port land on a periodic vlalt In hit office In .the medical dental building., . In HnaplUI-Harbara Mauldln. I- frar-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. aul Mauldln of Tulelake. la In Hill, aide hoapiial where ahe la receiving medical attention. Improving Mra. Maude Phillip, 3031 Wanllanri, who hai been eon fined to her bed under the doctor ran tor the paat week, I reported Improving today. Vlalt Mr. and Mra. 1. R. Staple to i, of Cheyenne. Wyo , are vlaltor al the home of Mr. and Mra. Rogue Dale. 130 8. lh. Mra. Blapleton H Returned Jack Hooka, owner of the Cameo ahop, haa Jual returned from a 10-day DiulncM trip to San Pranclaco. Vlaltora Mr. and Mr. Howard Plx are apendlng two weeka vialtlng In Klamath Fall wllh friend. Mr. and Mra. Jack Hooks, 6825 8. 6th. Plnorlile Club Ye Olde Pinochle club meet Tlmraday wllh Maggie Upton of 334(1 Kane. Mr. Dale' (later. Rualneaa Call Cliff Shuck of Merrill km a bualnea vlaltor In Klamath Pall on Monday. Tuesday Caller Among bualneaa caller In town Tuesday waa Ted Helda of flly. ISITORS WELCOME Viv Pa. t?tmlnff, Hindiyt Cat Plnwtn PUaM Hntftf Main V Klamath Flower Shoo ; i nh i. 'it Grtenhouiea Did, too, likes that special remembrinci ' on his very own day! ; LET FLOWERS SAY II FOR YOU! f "We Crow Our Own You'll Notice The Difference" ' r -. "iW(im,,L j2ff" wa i surname mm- main st. phoma, In Canada Mr. A. 0. Backes, with her brother, Ed Ualmer of Prlnevllle, lias left, for Edmonton and LcdiK', Alberla, Cull., where they will aeUle the eatutn of their ifnienta, Ihe Inle Mr. and Mra. K. Ialiiirr of till city and Prlnevllle, Mra, IJiK kna uud Duluier are gueat of their bnillii'V. Belt Dallucr ot Leduc. ' Leave lloapltal Jolene Robua lelll, you i in daughter of Mr, and Mra. Joe Kobuatelll of Arthur atreel, left lllllalde hoapiial for her home Wednradny morning. Jolene had an emergency appendectomy till week end. Hurirrr Ployd Bpradllug, em ploye of Klamath Biialu Plue Mllla, waa reported In fair condition to day al lllllalde hoapllul following aurgery for a broken back and bro ken leg received at the mill when a tier of lumber fell on hlin Monday afternoon. Improving -Jran Rue Oldenburg, daughter ol Dr. and Mr. Kay W. riM..,l.i,M, I- ..art,, u lilMtu at. lllllalde hiiapllal following an emer- ttn;iiuuvvFiii7 p i tw, ,, Hntuiday. Jean Hae may now have viaiiuia. Pllra North Jrrrv Short, well known Wm-ua dlalrlrl ninihcr. left bv nlane at 10 a. m. today for Port laud, where he will enter the Coffey clinic for medical observation. On Job Aialn Oravce Ruaco. uf flee manager al I -a Polutea, haa re turned In work after recovering from her recent lllneaa. Falae Alarm -The city fire depart ment waa called out on a falae alarm to Ihe Horace (. Day realtlence 34.1t Orchard, at o 86 a. m. today. Plrnle The Woman'a auxlllnrv of St, Paul a Kiilaronal church will meet at the pariah hall Thursday at 13:30 p. m. lor a potiucx picnic. Lovelock Team i ifj In Klflmarh Twentv-nlne slrla. acenmnanled by Mr. and Mr. Ronald Starr, atopped In Klamath Fall al Brat- tnn'a aum court laal nlcht en routs to the Roue Peatlval In Portland where they will appear In the blf parad Friday. Til group, traveling by bu. rep reaent the Lovelock high achool from Lovelock. Nev., and will ap pear a one of the marching unit In full uniform. Thev left thl morning en route north. Rogue River Timber Bids To Be Called PORTLAND, June 11 oPl A tim ber sale involving 32.416.000 feet of timber In the Deer creek area of the Rogue River national forest wa luted today by the forest service. It U appraised at I148.BOO. Bid will be opened here June 30. SAVE $15 on Any Davenport and Chair $ In Stack Thii Week Only LUCAS FURNITURE 19S I. Main r at I NOW thla (rial new autemalle horn laundry that combines eye appeal with economy and at of operation. Launderall il completely automatic waihea, riniea and ipin dnea. no pre-aoaamg reqiiirea wim Launderall juit one flick of the 00K If l aiTTM aiMT to Eat a A S DOAHnatjo gJ-Ki UdCWf TUCKER-STEINKAMP ' ' v Klamath 'a Largest Kaqulro Theater Bldf, ' , Committees Added To CC Roster five additional committee have been approved fur thla year' activi ties of the Klamath County chamber of commerce. A number of other cominllleea are yet, Ui be completed and announced. Here are the additional group ap proved; Agriculture Chairman Ralph Hill, A. it. Cuuipoeli, Alvin Ulieyne, Paul i). Dallon, . O, Umlon, J, H. Deg uuii, Karl Delillnger, mley Uel.ap, Lee Dixon, Percy Ulxon, C. A. Dunn, Bain Liimuii, Jay A. Palrclo, b. A. Oeury, Uua Hugglund, Cecil Haley, J. P. Hryden, O. J. Hilyard, I-ee Hol lldny, L. J, Horton, Lewis Kaudra. Wllllum Kltlredge, K. O. Lemler, Dan Llakey, David McComb, P. E. Mc Murpny, Ted Nicholson, Q. W. O boriie, Wllllain Ka)mu, Fred Rueck, A. W. Schaupp, Henry Bemon, John A, Hhorl, Edwin J. BtaaUiy, Dr. R. W. Bteariu, Dale Weal, M. S. Weal: C. A. Henderson and John Bargln aon, ex ufflclo; Dick Heniel, director. Aviation Chairman J. L. Hlcka, EaUin Ualalger, Lawrence Bertram, Hay Byrnea, Lloyd Derby, Cliff Houue. M. B. Houaer, Jack Linman, Waller Mclnlyre, E. O. Newblll. Dr. Charles V. Hugh, L, L. Hhaw. Law rence Slater, P. L. Bonier. Loui Soukup; Vern Moore, director. . Civic Affair and Education " Chairman Koberl O. Bproat, Don Anderson. Harold B. Aahlry, Pred Burgoyne. II. J. Chandler. C. 8. El liot, Prank W. Portna, Arnold Ora lapp, Paul O. Landry, E. P. Living ton, R. O. Moon. Larry Nash, Mr. Koae Poole, E. 8. Robinson; Nlchola E. Long, director. Community Advertising Chair man Hal Bhldler. A. D. Addison. Mra. Phylll Beardaley, Oeorge Bartliman. Bruce Blnkley. Martin Hrauner, Olno Carnlnl. Oeorge P. Conner. Everett Dennis. Prank P. Drew. Charlea Pyock. Olen Inman, Paul Lee. Dick Magulre, Mr. W. T. Mann, Martin Putnam. Jerry RaJ- bu "Butch Lid in, (he way lo a mi n't heart ta through hla lomach. And you are en the amooth road ta permanent -romance If you SHOP PALACE. Arold marital rrark-upa and keep the old tent emlllng we ay, by arrvlnf him off the arm our fancy mrate and grocerlea. You can relai and atrengthen family Ilea at the tame time If rou phone ua your ordrr which we will deliver In our new Tandy Wagon." Why be a park mule the rmt of your life when we arc ready, willing, and able lo bring your order to your door aa freah aa the morning dew? THE TROIB1.K wllh frying chicken I that hot greaae pop eat of Ihe pan and burn you. ' Yea could put an ordinary lid on the pan but that would cre ate at earn which wouldn't be good. To prove our versatility w have applied for a patent on 1 a new Invention that hold back the dangerous popping grease and still enable yea lo fry chicken In safely. e now. we are going to let , yea In. free ef charge, on eur I Ingenious Invention. Just punch ' a couple of holea In the lid of I your frying pan. Simple, Isn't I It? Even so, we eipeet to retire en ear royalties. And form a line to the right If you want to i bay a piece of our Invention. j But seriously, our tender. Juicy I fryers are fit for the Gods. And I we'll deliver Ihem to your door. ! That's why thry any It pay ' to 8HOP PALACE. 524 Main. In I Ihe heart of the Rltsy Shopping I District. Immediate Delivery! the new twitch deei the entire job thoroughly and gently. And it'l loaded and un loaded from the waiit-high top to eliminate Hooping and handing. Launderall ia engineering akill at Its heat, Launderall la Better Built lo Do a Better Job, v , . Appliance Store i Phone 105 niu, John Sundmeyer, Jack Schulze; Pred Hoeifland, director. Housing Cliiilrinun Cnl Peyton, Howard Onrnlilsel, Huarby Bcchen, E. B. Broatnrhou, E. M. Chllcole, T. 8. Durmcnt, John L. Powler, Erneat lfelken, W. A, House, E, D. laenaee, Mack Llllard, Mnrvln Lu caa. E. Mullla, R. P. Oliver, Ed Often dorf, Robert O'Btilllvan, Jack Feeb ler, Howard Perrln, Roy Prenw; Sam Kltchey, director. Coot Bay Reports Infantile Cases PORTLAND, June II (Pi Two cases of Infantile paralyal In Coo county have brought Oregon a total for 1047 to eight, caaca, the stale board of health reported today. A typhoid fever case In Linn county boosted the year' tvphold total to 24. Both flgurca are allghtly above laal year. Oregon' communicable disease laat week wa llKhtly higher Uiun the preceding week, but 7 per rnt below the corresponding period laat year. Pennev's is STORE 9:30 A Handkerchiefs: Box of Two 98c Dressy white on while satin woven borders! Real fine combing gives them softer feel! Flat hems. Compare and see how much value In 'em! MAIN FLOOR Men! Sanforiied Sport Shirts 3.98 Blended cotton and rayon that ret Its soft, silky feel from the grand "Tecca" fab ric! Four summer - right lhadea that can't fade! . MAIN FLOOR i X i New Rule In Gl Insurance World War 1 veteran may now renew their United State govern ment life Insurance for another five year term period without medical examination, Patrick W. Kllby, vet eran admlnlitratlon repreaentatlve for thl area, advlaed today. Legislation by the present con gress provide that at the expira tion of any five-year period, UBOLI policies on the term plan may be r-n-wed at the current attained age of the veteran. Renewal application must be aub mltted to the VA prior to expiration of a five-year period, or protection under USOLI ceases. Blank and assistance In filling them out may be obtained at the VA office, federal buMdliiK. Klamath Pall. Inquiries a to the statu of a veteran Insurance account ihould "ORE HOURS M-: M- .j. c We run our Moret the way a thrifty house', keeper runs her home. We don't sell on credit. We don't deliver. Carth-and-carry saves a lot of money for YOU. We buy carefully, with a sharp eye for quality s) -; 1 Pocket the Saving! Men's Billfolds 1.00 Way below their original price! Rich top-grain leath er that will last for a long, long time. Black, brown. What a buy SI! MAIN FLOOR it" 'fi'X ""ffl Thrifty! Men' Chain-Clip Set 1.00 Look at the price look what you get I Z4K gold plated solid bras in three hand some styles! Come In mart looking gift bos makes a well gift for any Dad I MAIN FLOOR : CM, be addressed to the VA's central office, Washington, D. C, Kllby said. Insurance records of World War I veterans have not been decentralized to the VA s 13 branch offices, which now administer World War II Insurance. VFW Auxiliary Plans Encampment The auxiliary to the Veterans of foreign War, Pelican post 1383, held a regular meeting In the library clubroom Thursday, June 1 it I p, ntt with Charlotte Canoy, presi dent, In the chuir. Pay Myers was Installed as senior vice president and plan were made to send delegates to the grand encampment at Grants Pas June 18 to 22. Several from here plan to attend. The president thanked all the member for their help with the Memorial Day wreaths. There will be no other meeting thl month In view of the encamp ment, and the next regular meeting will be July 3. an Old Hand ... ' THE SEASON'S BEST SPORT SHIRT We've packed it full of value in quality oi fabric generous cut,' careful tailoring. It outshines any-' thing we've seen at anywhere near this price! Here's what you get: t'nllned Rayon Jacquard! MEN'S ROBES 9.90 The very robe lo reach for when the day I done and you lower yourself into the eaay chair with the evening' paperl Maroon or navx un lined rayon jacquard, with belt and three roomy pockets Small, medium, large. MAIN FLOOR gBALP a NgfrS. Isa-alk falls. Or. Arthur Olson Dies At Home PORTLAND, June 11 UP) Arthur H. Olson, at, former deputy state superintendent of Bank, died at hla home here yesterday. He came to Portland In 1918, for a time wa associated with the State Bank of Portland, then took the position with the state bank ing department which he held for 22 years. At the time of his death PUMICE SAND roa SrMa Marlar aa riaslar Dsraaia raoMir Diuvre? WESTERN PUMICE BAND CO. nil gaarisia rasa etas l . : i f (nothing's a bargain if as cheap). Yes. we're old hands Our customers know it we wouldn't sell out anything in the world. SANFORIZED FABRICS... so little shrinkage that! the size means what it says. HUGE ASSORTMENTS..., fish net and sailboat designs . . . Pacific Mills plaids . . blocks and squares . . . pastels and solid tones all in twills or poplins all good and sturdy for long wear! WASHABLE, FAST-COLOR . . . you pick the color and pattern you like, and it sticks. STYLING AND TAIj LORING... these shirts are built like nobody's business: Detailing includes two buttoned-pockets, short sleeves, convertible eollrs,squre flails to be .worn inside or outside of slacksv 'tSetrinlufe will net exceed 1 HADt IXOOB 4.98 7wa- lane Sltoei SLIPPERS A PRACTICAL FATHER'S DAY GIFT! Opera Slippers, Kid Lsothtr Uppers 3-9S Romtei, Kid Leather Uppers 3.69 Everett Style, With Leather Soles ...'.................2.89 Felt Slippers, With Leather Soles .........2.29 Casuals, With Wedge Soles 1.9i . DOWNSTAIS WinNiSDAT, Jaaa II, left. Pan (It he waa vice president and general manager of the Commercial Bank of Tillamook, which he helped or ganize several years ago. Survivor Include the widow and , three sistera. Funeral service will be held her Saturdry. Classified Ad Bring Result. ELECTRIC WIRING For Free Estimates or Information on Any Type Wiring er Repair Call B.&B. RADIOS ELECTRIC SHOP 831 8. 8th Phone 8M it isn't good as well at saving you money. and trust us. And that confidence for' Hardy perennials you keep coming back for year after year, because of their amooth. classic styling ... all-season comfort! (Top Illustration) Father's favorite, two-tone brown and white with cap toe, sturdy leather soles, and robber heels. (Illustration at Bottom) Brown and natural, moccasin toe. Practical, sturdy shoes for summer wear. Priced at Penney' usual saving price. 6.90 - p
