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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1947)
Friday july 11, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVt WEATHER KLAMATH rAI.I.M AND VICINITY; Paillr rlouilv today, Umlslit and Hal. llrilay. aw ai'allmail ahuwera Una allar Itmm ami tiiiilli In iiioimi1aIii. IIImIi today It, luw 37, Illllll Halunlay 73. NIIIITIIKIIN OALIKOHNIA! Miiatlr i'laar Unlay, lunlaht ami Matituluy, aaueut allarituuii and ataiiina Itiunclaraluniia In aallaina nurllitfii inouiilalna. l.lllla rlianga In lainiB'ialtira. llatilla auullr waatarly wlmla auillt u( I'url llayra and mmiarata iiuilliuaalaily In aciulliam pur llmt. I OIIKOON: Cuialitoralila rluuilliiaaa Willi callaiail light tlmwaia or thujiilaiatunira day and Innljlil! alltfhtty unular Imlay, Hatiiialay tlail iluudy waat anil lair aaal, aal'aiit far taw allpi'nmtn tlltllHtar. aluntia, allghtl? watlnor Halutiiay, guntle autllliwaal lu saal wind nil vuaal, Itn-riillalril Vernon l,cwollrn Vim Nulla, Htv, and IJurrel Patrick UnrrlliKton, Mlo. both ill KluinuUi Kails, Imvo rn-enllsted Hi llio rcKU Inr uuvy lor a llirea-yeur cruise. lUrrlnuinii enlisted on July 'J mid Van Niiltn uu July 3. Both men were swum III at I'lirlliuul mill Imvo been transferred to llio re (elvliiK sullon III Heiiltlo lur lur Dior uMilHOmiMil to duly. I Dunce ai llorrls A dilute will be liclU at the IJiutIs cay hull Uiiunr iiiw ululit, July la, lu liclti raise luiula lur Ihci new UhtIb (iulliullc church. Hummus mid Ills band of IJorrls will provide inusle lur Din Hum Hue (nun u I). in. I l a. ill. 8Huii u( the dunce Invites pub lic attendance. Wuriu Merlins The m u n 1 1) I V I meclluv ot Wihiis ciiiniiiuully will bo hold at the Htlvcr Uninc, Krlduy, p. m. William Cmiloii. surveyor, will discuss Um imminil of the hlitll way mid aide roads ul Wurua. There will be reKri on rurnl lire pro Irrllall. Catholic Usui liters Tlirrc will be business meeting of Catholic IJaiilllilera ol America III tint parish hull Mondnr. July M. ul 8 ). Ml. I'lali will be completed (or the joint plcnlr ol Catholic Uutiithler ud KnlKliU ol Columbiu to be held el the gravel pit Sunday, July 30. Hnn Hunt Mr. mid Mia. Jiunc Farmer urn parent ol an pound I -mim e boy bom al Klamath Val ley hoapltal July 7. Mr, rainier l a war bihle (rom Holla, liuliinrla. Karmer l an employee of the Ia cille Telephone and Telegraph com pany Recovering Nancy Cednrlenf. five-year-old daughter ol Mr. and Mr a. Wlllnrd C'cOiirlri.l ot mule I box 10:n, l recovering at Hillside hoapltal dam an eye oiieratlon per lurmrd Friday morning. Ilealtliy-The aUtle health bulletin ahowi thai Klamath county had one new communicable disease In the week end 1 1 ill July &. The tuble 111 the bulletin lUta a typhoid cue (or thla counly In thai week. Ninety per cent ol local physicians rcKrted. Due For I'ainn Curl B:oula plan nlnit to attend camp at l.ukr o' the Wmxlt aliould be ready to leave promptly at 8:30 a. ni. Muuduy, July 13, when buaen will be ready at the loading elation back ol Klamiilli Union high achool. Honor Itoll Waller Anker wan named on the aprlng quarter hnnnr roll at Kaatern Waahlimton college. Cheney, Waali., Willi a grade point ol 1H, Illgheat averaKo made waa a 3.00, which' required atralght A grade!. Maaonle Degree Work on the M, M. degree ol the Klamulh IxkIxc No. 77 AP and AM will be held In the lodge room. Haltirdny nt l:'sa p. m. Iiuteud ol 7 p. m. as prevloiu-1 ly Haled. To Portland -rltatc Heliator Mar ahall Cornell left Thumday lor , Poncburg, Salem and Porllnml. He will attend the early days' heuilouii ol the ginnd lodge convention ot ' Klka at I'ortliind. Church IVorkrm A group ot young Christian worker Irom l-os Angelea will be al the Union Gospel mlMlon Sunday, Monday and Tuea dny. The public la Invited. Vlulllng Hlaler Dr. Banih Klhel Hmllh la visiting her slsler, Mr, ! f. T. Ilurker, in Sherwood, Oro. Hho expecta io be (.hero a week or ! 10 daya. f I GRAND FREE SI nun flu tin t Open House Sunday, July 13 .,,. m ,0 , p , at (lie CRYSTAL STEAM BATHS Oak and Adamt at East Main. Phone 3546 Wo cordially invito you to inspect one of the largest and best equipped Steam Bath Parlors in the State of Oregon. Plonty of parking space. Owned and operated by Al Rider and Archie Reid. Wo may not go as far as the man in the following story, but we'll do our best to ploose. Mr, Jones nut! his sun Jimmy started lu miirkei with their Jack nnu. llio that liunier they passed snld. "Why lead Uint burro, Jones? Let Jimmy ride." So Jimmy got on llio burro and they went on. Soon they met nuothcr (armor nnd he snld, "Why do you lt tho boy ride? You mo much older, let him. wnlk and you iido." 8o Jones was riding us they sUirted on ngiiln. Shortly they mot Hum who understood the strength of tho burro mid lie snld, "Why should Jimmy wnlk? Thnt burro Is bit? mid strong; he cun (Willy enrry tho two ol you." So l'nlhnr mid son both redo until tiicy arrived nt the next Inrm liou.se. Hero a lady cmno out and Wl tiiitlcistniidlng tho burro's strength, sho snld, "Why do you weight Unit poor little burro down? You two should bo nshanitd ol yourselves. You should bo carrying tho burro." TyliK their burro lo n polo they carried him until they cmno to a. liver. While folding tho liver the older man's foot slipped on a rock mid they dropped tho pole. Tho burro soon drowned bc;itt.c his (col wcro tied to tho polo mid ho wns unnblo to free himsil. As they reached tho bnnk of tho river, Jones snld to Jimmy, "Well, son wo hnvo boon trying to plcnso everybody nlong the rend, mid wo hnvo pleased nobody, mid we lost our ass, In trying.? CRYSTAL STEAM BATHS Portland Coiifcrnice Otor Kiidle mid Vernon Uhltwood, nuvy recriiltcrn In the Klamiilli 1'alla ol llco will liitvu lor I'orl IiiihI tonight to ntleud a coiilerunca. They will lie buck 111 the olllce Monday. John Martin, naviil rnaerve recruiter, will bo .In limiKO ol the olllcii during llielr ubneiioe. In Navy Clurciico W, llaudiill, I' 1c, In aervlug aboard the battle alilp UHH New Jeraey, on mi ox Icnded iirulne to Kilrcipe (or tritln Ing ol tnldshlpmeii I nun the U. H. imvul uciideiiiy, Anuiipolla, Md. Han (InllTi wile rualdea at 2;ilD Orchard. Unlisted Carvel Illuir Wright, 17, son ol Mr. mid Mrs. Clarence Noel Wiiuht, lulu' Oregon, has onllaied In the navy lor a three-year cruise. Wrlithl wua aworu In at Cortland mid him been transferred to the naval training center at Hun Diego lor 12 weeks ol training. Holiday Vlalton Visitors III Klamath Pulls over the 4th o( July holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Hlnnlry Thomas H'.i daughter, Durbars Kny, o( Cottage drove. They were lioiinegueslJi ot Mrs. Thomas' pur cuts, Mr, and Mrs. W, il. Alexan der, HIM MuiMiinllii. Curd I'artv The Midland Ifl'ulllfC will have a card parly rlulurduy, July 12, at B;30 p, m. at the home ol Mr. mid Mrs. August Andrleu. Orange ladles are to bring the pie. The public la Invited. Treatment In Hillside hospital lor medical treatment Is Norman Itlce ol 3440 Hoarilmun. Hire Is an employe ol the Southern Paclllc compuiiy. Ilualneas Visitor Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Krallcy ol Tuleluke were In town yesterday on btiKiiiess. Mrs. lee lllrlwlslle ol Tulelake was another Thursday shopiier In Klamath Palls. T- Port Klamalh Tile Midland grunge members will visit the Port Klamath grange Tuesday night, July 15. CE Conference Plans Final Plans are nearly completed (or the second annual Christian En deavor conference ol the Prlends young people lo be held next week 3f miles northwest ol Medlord on the west fork of Evan creek. The water supply has been checked, the swimming jiool level raised, new kitchen equipment Installed, as well as more cola secured lor the dor mitories. According to the reglstru tlon, there will be a larger group attending from the several youth groups this year than lust. Heading the list of leaders will bo the Hev. unci Mrs. Joseph CI. Heece of I'orl land; the Rev. Oscar N. Ilrown ot Bulrm; the King's Herald uuarlcl ol Pacific college: the Hev. Evert Tuning of Kprague Hlver. mid the Hev. Mllo Hosh ot Mcdford. Other youth workers for sports and haudcrall will also be In attendance. The camp la oien to all over nine years of age. and those who still wish lo register should call Mcd ford 203(1. or nddri'M a card to V2i Merrlmmi road. Modford. A bus will leave the Medlord church al 1 p. m. lor the camp next Monday. New Yorkers spend 3000 dolly In telephoning lor correct time. SUN LIFE Underwriteri Are Carefully Chosen. d2) Professional Consultants Abreast oi tht Times PAUL A. LEE Plume 7777 731 Main SL SUN LIFE OF CANADA OPENING FREE 1 Jui J u lint MuaiiuMPt by Joe JuluiKtun. mtiKHrur Attraction At Moose Convention i - i, 4 B - t'h S t I ,1 M 1 k .. . , '... ...: ZTtS, aia. . W-.-. ' i Marie Dorlaque, 19, of Klamath Falls, dancer with three years of experience In night clubs, theatres and L'HO tours, will entertain members ol the Ixysl Order of Moose convening In Klamath Palls Friday, Katurday and Kunday. Mlas Dorlaque has been with Danny Kay and Paul Lucas on l.'KO tours and most of her stage work has been in Man Francisco and Los Angelea. Farley Reveals Hoped To WASHINGTON, July II MW Krauklin Li. Koosevell asked mem bers ol his family to vote lor hlin lur a third term In HHO, but also told tlirm to pray thnt he would be defeated, James A. Farley repotted today. The former democratic national clmlrmmi. In the lust ol a scries ot articles In Collier's on why he broke with Hooscvcll, said the new deal president told him ol his desire to lose at a conference. July Ud. IV40. Thnt was shortly after Roosevelt won a third nomination over Par ley's protest. "Jim," Parley reported the presi dent as saying. "I've told the family I want them to vote lor me, but I also told them I wanted them to prny I will be defeated." "That la the best thing that could happen lo you," Parley snld he re plied seriously, "and I'm not cer uiln It won't happen. If anyone considers this one u wulkuway he Is cmzy." Koonevelt won 44D electoral votes to H2 tor the late Wendell Wlllkle.l Parley titled his fifth article The Parting of the Ways." He wrote that Kooacvelt Insisted on Henry A. 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Let us tell you all about STEADIHEAT . . . the exclusive VACUUM-DRAFT , . . the "WHIRLATOR" combustion head ... the automatic humidifier . . . and the many other features that make this unit the latest, greatest development in home heating! SOLD FADE & TITTLE ' SHEET METAL WORKS 231 Market, Phone 3616 4. I (" JF"W .(. : jJrt V ' 'Ml!'r 1, -Tja. Thai FDR Lose Election Mrs. Roosevelt and two ol the Roosevelt sons, Elliott and Frank lin Jr. He said Cordell Hull, then secre tary of stale; Jesse H. Jones, at that lime, chairman of the reconstruc tion finance coruoratlon. or Paul McNult, an avowed vice preslden-1 tlal candidate, could nave been nominated. , Hull, he added, did not want It, Jones decided of his own accord to withdraw his name, and McNutt withdrew "at the president's re quest." .133' BY X a The American water spaniel was slsaaa" i i ,...' maaan wjj. mm not recognised as a purebred until : 1 recently. In the past, they were ' . considered purely a working gun . ' dog. Sports Afield. feja' dTTpgTK Fine Tobeo . a cigarette If, ' pPl i$ what coos' gir-r ;tm A aaaaUm. aaaallcaiHv-tawnal 1 -. ' Vj 1 Ap 6' s ' J -J?' -'MX ' Thunder Storm Roars Over Klamath Basin, But Does Little Damage To Forests Thursday's thunderstorm passed over the forest areas of Klamath county causing little lightning lire damage, One Hgrltnlng-caused lire was re ported by Harry Savage, lire look out on Yalnax butte al 6:43 p. m. Thursday, and an Incendiary tire was reported In to Klamath Forest Protective association headquarters by Ivan Warren, gycan butte look out at 3:46 p. m. The fire In the far side ol 8wmi lake valley In the vicinity of Bwan Lake Point lookout was the only lightning strike reported (rom the storm which Was passing over this territory. A (Ire crew (rom KPPA head quarters was In charge ol control on this (Ire and although both look outs In the vicinity reported no smoke seen Irom their vantage points Friday morning, the plane Irom the Indian reservation, Hy ing over this morning reported the spot still smoking and the crew is FOR THE fwf 0?7 g milk m u )Lff PRODUCTS vfe fSSTl gaf loir & I ..."""L. r"- a- mil's win I TO YOUR DOOR I M Ji. "" :V,?N J j LjHONE 9230 J rfflSBMr- , JjL-T ) ' mil , v r4i:cy LUCKY STRIKE presents THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! "I'M A TOBACCO MAN . . . born and raised in the tobacco business, and season after season, I've seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy to bacco that's mild, ripe and mellow . . . fine tobacco that tastes good and smokes good." D. H. luflines, independent tobacco auctioneer of Reidsuillc, North Carolina, has been a Lucky Strike smoker I or 29 years So remember. So Round, So on duty there today. No Informa tion had been received regarding extent ol damage. Warren reported smoke In the vicinity of Thompson reservoir In the Silver Lake area and a crew from Pole butte Investigating, found a man wandering around in a da7d manner who, they reported, said he had lighted a fire to keep warm and about half an acre was burned over when they arrived. Information received at KPPA today gave the man's name as Pete Webster, but no details were avail able. He was taken first to Silver Lake, then to Paisley, where he was held until he was taken to Lakevlew lor a hearing at 9 o'clock Friday morning. Hal Ogle, KPPA superin tendent and C, V. Williams, state logging inspector, attended the hearing, U. 8. forest service reports Irom lookouts today included rain on Brown mountain, overcast at Look out butte, visibility poor at Pelican butt and no smoke seen anywhere ucky Strike eans fim Tobacco Firm, So Fully Packed So Fro and Easy on tho Draw Irom Port Klamath lookout s'nlion although visibility this morning was fair. Pea Pack Reaches One-Third Mark LA GRANDE, July 11 ,p Poa pack at the new Elgin cannery 7 4DAMGE?- Saturday, July 12 Music by Poppy Gardon't Oregon Hillbillies Dancing It Till 1 Oh, what a beautiful swing Count on Sally Corn, the flavor ond energy queen, and Sammy Soyo, the prominent protein, to help you keep your family in there swinging, at work or play. Because Hits delicious, crispy-light new cereal has whot it takes for up-ond-at-'em good health. Corn-Soya brings you vitamins, minerals, and proteins, mokes them fun to eot. What's more, these toaity crisp hds stay cruncfty in milk. Get some today. THE MAN WHO KNOWS passed the 70.000 case murk today, with the season one-Uitrd com. plete, according to M. S. Blnmlrea. manager. Peas nave been of high grade, Blamlres said, with 7ft percent of the pack fancy grade. The bulanc has been medium grade. Classified Ada Bring Results. Admission ll.M
