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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1947)
WEATHER HK'(NI 'liil'i' lrl'iwt r. turn uarllr" plutitJv flwwl't Iwlay. aral Uiuiilrln uvr and al of " f'""1,U1"' 'I"'"'' UmIiI r' 1,1 ""f,,w"1 i"HI'n ami iiini im"I ltnlit anil i-allwivil liuw J , ,"v.i rtMny. I'lMlar ill M'ir- lion IihIsV. ilH limlliwaal wllnl nff riiail. IxH'iillili'l liliHlrl euullierlir Ihla .ll.iWHin anil luminal wMlrl lata tunlil- KLAMATH rAI.I.H ANII VICINITY -rir Itafuaili'S uail'r i'IuihI Innlalil ami Vrlil. HHH "' '" irum? sj. NUHTIIKIIN I'Al.irdllNIA C'lr.r I.. ,1., liilllSlll ami lrllila, III uallly I'lmiily I" slianiu 'I"1" wllh ""hl huwfflt almitf iitiilltarii iumi lala-lu-malil L'milar Imlav amilh ill Miclalii Moilarala mirlliw!!' wlmU nil riNltl, orrailiin'My ''" l' I'"'1" Ain. Parade 'I'll I'luillea auxiliary drum einlis oiitl ill III ti'iim urn rn mimlril to be III lull uniform fur tile 4lll of Jo y pontile. Uurus lilid Irani members ulitl other auxiliary members wlia wiali Ui Join in llir nnrntte will nwl Hi tho KOK hull ill It it a. m., I'rlilny. Iliilltlay VUlliira Mr null Urn. Aulimy Jnliiiiri. Iirr brother, Itnliili Helrle, mid Mr. mid Mra. Uirry Krvrlmril mill sun llliliiud rn line over the H ' ily week-end vlMl llill wllh Krreboru. s alsler, Mrs. Hur ry Wlnrd. mid Irnilly. Vlalllng Lorraine Klilil of Mux wrllloii, Wanh.. I horn vlnlllnii Iirr uncle mid mini, Mr. mid Mia. I'hll llrixucr. lkrahure drive, tor the holidays. I'oatiHinrd -The meeting of llir ....i....!...,, tjiauti set for Krllluv. July 4, ' been tmirrlleil on ac rount of the holiday. The next meeting date will be announced later. In lluaplUIDnnaul Plmenlal. 34. an employ of ('rater Lake nation al park, la ii patient at IIHMde hoa plial, where he la rei-overlne from an appendectomy. Holiday Trip Iravltn tonlitht after work. Annla Htruihern. Park Court apartment, will drive to Portland for the -holiday week-end where ahe will vIaII an mint. To Canada Bllerlll and Mra. Uoyd Uiw left '"edneiulay on two weeka' vacation. They will at tend the Calvary roundup In Cal gary. Alberta, Canada. ' Meellnf -There w ill be a meet Itit of the Veleraiu of Korelun War Thurxlay nlila In the KC hall. All niembera ure unfed to be there to complete plana for the float. In lloapllal -Mnrlln Ilenrilll. Sir) I Klamath, enteren iiiiiaine noapitai Wednesday to undergo surgery. Medleal Treatment -Fred Garden. IS. of rout I box Is a patient at lllllalde hnapltal. Tu kwli d fM ,..iM Ut kiaftMN KM M IWk...LIT lUVtM JUT IT rod TOW "We Crow Our Own You'll Notica Tht- Difference" MACK K1' OSI attL t lour at S?L niiii al- PHnM,: I5 Klamath Business College 733 Pine Si. Enroll now for Special Summer Srudy for a Complete Business Course. NOTICE For the Convenience of Our Customers E MIL'S FOOD STORES beginning July 1st will be open evenings and Sundays MONDAY thru SATURDAY 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. SUNDAYS 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. Until Further Notice . Aiiiiriiili c t..my-I,. L. Hush of the Hlaliee hotel wiin udinltled to Jllll alilo liimiiltal Weihirndiiy lor (II einorgeniy epiwiulrcloiiiy. Police Nab Three Drunks Arthur. Kdwiird Thill, 30, loiiKluv truck driver, was arreated by city police hint night and Indued In the " '"nil y lull on chm urn of drunk driving and fiillure to atop at the acene of uu accident. Hull wax act ui :i(K. Thill wua believed to have been drlviiiu ii truck which atruck a purked car owned by June Oea Miivi'n. l'lii Wimhburn, which wnx pinked on lath alnwl. The left rcur fender of the car was ripped off. Thill wna arrealed at' III home at the mivnl air (lutlon hiiualUK unit. Ahui .In Ihe county lull la Cecil Andrew Mi'mt, it, who uuvc hla ociuipiillou an bronc rider. Meaner won arrealed by atute police eurly una miiruiuK ai Miiiiund anil chnrurd wllh helm .drunk and IrivipiiNAliiK. I'erry Kuhu, Altninont, Wiu loiiKeu in tne city jiiii una morn hill on u chiime uf drunk drlvlnii He wua urreMcd at rlprlim mid i. ink, mill another occupant of the cur, Uleu Ourruiid, wai booked lor Deiiui drunk. Reparations End Proposed . WA8HINUTON. July 3 W1-A huiue loreiifu affulra aubcomiulllec. Iiaukly iieaniinlatic over future Itua iau cooperatiuu, ralxed today the uoaalblllly of United Htulea In Ulrnce uihiii endinx current repar ation from Cierrnany and Japan, lu a formal reMirl, the aubcommll lee ealimaled lhat Kurope dollar deficit for lu retiulremeula for Uie three-year perliKl, IW7 through IIMU. would reach approximately IIU.ouo.Oou.uuu. The figure did not Include the needa of KuAMa or thme of the Kant. Urging forruulullon of broad program for Kuroie'a "healthy eco nomic recovery.'- the committee de clared that Germany and Japan cannot be made aelf-aupportmg without "tremendoua American help" It added: "it we are to make thlx help pngluctlve. we ahould have to iai iiuiim on putting an end to current reparatlonx and on cutting down the earlier punitive programa or reparation aimed at weakening or dealroying Germany and Japan, and ibi aet new levela of Industry that would enable Oermany and Japan h balance their own needa for. Import and create export xur plu which we could direct Into Ihe rebuilding of the real of Rurotie and the nerewiary reconstruction ol the Fur Knal." Juveniles Back In Custody Again The two Indh. aged 11 and 13, who encuped from Uin county Juve nile collage laal Monday while out bcrryJplckmg. were located by city jfll!re late ycMcrday and are back In Juvenile cuatody. The boy admitted breaking Into half a doMii houaea and one car during Ihelr two day of freedom, and mealing about too 111 money and a number of oilier amall ar ticle. They ald they apent the money during a vlalt to a carnival. Man Injured By Bulldozer Blade le Hague, 26. of Port Klamath, 1 In HllUlde hoaptlal recovering from alight Injuries auxtatned when the flat aide of a bulldozer blade atruck him In the back Wednesday afternoon. Hague was underneath the ma chine when the blade fell, the flut side striking him. Hospital at tendant say he la suffering from bUle. He was brought to Klam ath Palls by Klamath Ambulance Service, CARD OF TIIANKH We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sym-, palhy and the many beautiful florul 'offerings during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Alvln Anderson, Alfred Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Anderson and Family. Phone 4760 Soe? We Sold He 1 W I - or- , .:-. ... WKJ llaeful ai well ornamental liter. Gladstone Nears Carrier Service OLADSTONK. July 3 (PI The Oludatone poat office wax a step with the post oftlce ruiaed In clas- auicauon irorn intra 10 aeconu claaa. Mra. Orate Ely. pmtmlalreaa, aald carrier aervlce would not begin, however, until adequut aldewalka were provided and atreeui and houaea numbered. The city council la expected lo tuke up the matter soon. KI MMKIt FESTIVAL A STOMA, Ore.. July 3 ! Over 3000 Northweat members of the Pln- niah Brotherhood lodge began their summer festival here today after Hearing a welcoming address by Nick Warlla, president of the As toria lodge. CARII OF TIIANKH We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sym- patny. and beautiful florul offer ings for our beloved wife, mother, and sister. Oluf Nelson and Family. . I Mi 1 " - J New-Willys Commercial A !' x - ....- 1 ' 'IiT 0Dl Fine tobacco . a cigarette r-S ' , - -'' Mf is what cpu V 4p - - 1 X'-Vii . -'i . 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In thit tommvnity wet offer comer rare moving tervice, Mefudlngt 1. City-to-city moving vans covering routes in the. four Northwest slates and northern Utah. 3. Local cartage for in-the-cily moves, large or small, 3. Safe storage of household goods. 4. Packing, crating and preparing household goods for shipment anywhere. PHONE FOR 645 Brood Was Vsrtatile! rW J. .? V""' V S thal'i Cy, rodeo announcer and baby Woman Held For Forgery SEATTLE. July 3 0P Laurence E. Albert, supervising agent of the U. 8. secret service here, today an nounced the arrest In Juneau, Alaska, of Mrs. Waller A. Kress on a warrant charging she fonred and passed 31 government allowance checks loullng 11612. Albert said she cashed checks made out to her foster daughter, Alice Jones, wife of a soldier serv ing overseas when the checks were cashed. The foster daughter did not know of Uie checks until she met her husband in California on his re turn In IMS. Albert added that Nffs. Kress cashed the checks In Washington and Oregon and during the period of the forgeries lived In Vancouver, Everett and Seattle. She probably will be taken to Tacoma for prose cution. Mil ES TIM ATI Phone 4151 Classified Ads Bring Results. I ... w . Ill whtsuosuh (MrMitlON . tarMMIkm I By JOV BKifiS Nor wind nor rain Nor hall nor snow Will stop the K. B. rodeo Mo hottlle the younguns, Come out to the truck Vuh've paid yore money An yuh won't git It back. We caught Cy Talllon In a do mestic scene acting as baby sitter for his two sons, Terry and Tommy iTominy Is the little guy. He had. Just Ilrdshed doing the family laun dry. iXilty, Cy's better half, hid be hind a. tree when we took this her hair was up In a bandana. The Quskcys, Prang. Raymond and Joyce, have checked Into town, too. They'll do some fancy rope tricks on the horses they raised on their ranch In Cathay, Calif. Kay Is a Junior Ii. Mariposa high school arid quite a track slur. He does low hurdles and 10U-vard dashes. -Mechanical drawing Is the only sub ject he cares about. Joyce I a sophomore and likes dramatics and singing. The kids have been doing lariat loops since they were four years old under the direction of their dad, Prank. They have all been In the movies, recent ly working In a picture wllh Leo Carrlllo. That pint-size clown, Slugger, Sloan, the smallest bull fighter In the arena he sez, has arrived from l'hocnlz, Ariz., lo fight bulls, ride bareback broncs, and clown. He Is staying at the Hall hotel with Tom Parish, a turtle who Just won the bull riding contest, at the Lehl, U., rodeo. Sloan was with him there, loo. Parade Judges hav been named and are Mayor Ed Oxtendorf, Frank Sexton, and J. D. Rumer. Award winners In the 4lh of July parade will be named at the rodeo at the fairgrounds the sarrn afternoon. The first and only woman to date to sign up for rodeo events Is Mrs. Lorraine Talley who will enter the five-eighths mile free-tor-all. Getting thrown from a bronc won't stop a cowboy from riding MADE TO MEASURE WINDOW SHADES NOW AVAILABLE Good quality OIL PAINTED SHADE CLOTH in oil sizes. New rollers, or you' can use your present rollers." One or two day service. . CLAUDE H. DAVIS II U..Hlaar Ukslj. Vonaallan Rllnrls I Innlstnm e1 I I 1 LUCKY STRIKE presents THE TOBACCO "IN 25 YEARS I've seen a good many tobacco crops sold at auction. And season after season, I've seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco that's really fine . . . good, ripe tobacco . . . tobacco you just can't beat for smoking i quality.". F. A. grown, independent tobacco warehouseman of Slone ville, N. C, hat been a Lucky Strike imoker for 29 years So remember. So Round, So analn unlex It kill him. Stun Cooley who rode In the Vreka rodeo was bucked off In the bareback brono ride and hospitalized for three days. He got out of bed In .time to get over to Klamath Falls ana nas signed up lor bareback and saddle brono rides In the KB show. Funny how popular people are with their friends around this time of year. Seems like eferybody and his brother Is digging out extra cots, letting down wall beds and pitching more hay In the mow to take care of relatives and acquaint ances who are arriving In swsrms and droves to make that promised visit this week. Move To Recall Cain Pushed VANCOUVER, Wash.. July 3 iP Housing project residents decided today to press a recall movement against Senator Harry P. Cain of Washington. The recall demand, growing from Cain's bill to do away with public housing by December 31, 11148, was voiced at a mass meeting last night, and sponsors later said another meeting would be held Monday in which recall, petitions would be cir culated. Meanwhile housing authority di rectors of Vancouver and Portland headed a delegation that left today for Seattle to protest the bill In a meeting called there by Cain. They said sale of public housing would work hardships on nearly 18,000 families In housing projects In the two cities. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND longHi oag. aROroBD Thoroughly Modern Mi. Mrs. 1. c. Carlty aai J KarUy Prrltra WAMHOUStMAHl . .Ls ucky Strike 0eans pne obacco Firm, So Fully Pmkd-SoFr. and Easy on th Draw nr.BAI.D KSWS, Klamalk F.IH, Ora. Insurance Men Take Trip The first annual trip since be fore the war for the leaders club of Standard Life insurance, was awarded to lib members of the company in the three west sea board slates. Mrs. Eva Lea Long, Lynn Roy croft and Julian Abbott, all of this city, left June 23 and Joined the rest of the group lu Seattle where they took a boat to Vancouver. From Vancouver they went to Jasper Na tional park where they stayed at the lodge. They returned to Van couver and went over to Victoria island. On this trip they met an other Klamathite, Mrs. Joy Evans Rolph, who was en route east. Mrs. Long flew home from Seat tle and arrived Tuesday night. Knife And Fork Directors Named William Hagelsteln. Lee Hendricks and Lawrence Sinter" have been elected- to the board of directors of the Klamath Falls Knife and Fork club. The three new members take the places of Malcolm Epley, Jot-.n Hous The Bug Bomb is clean, fast, SAFER. All you do is press with' one finger. Anatomized mistdoesthe rest. A little goes a long way. Once you use a Bug Bomb, you'll want one always handy. In depart ment, drug, grocery, hard ware, appliance stores.. .$2.98. CUT o.iystinghouse r ,V J HAVI A y BOO BOM0 y - ALWAYS HANBV Cf aSNSl I I THE MAN WHO KNOWS THURSDAY, Ilf t, HIT, a (It ton and Vera Owens, whose terms expire. Election of president, vice preal. dent and secretary-treasurer will be held In the near future by the new board of directors. X . Just Received! LIONS METAL IRONING BOARDS Vou should see them. Com plete wllh Silver - Seal Sl-l $11.45 New Featherweight Gen eral Eleetrle Irons. 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