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FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON!
PACE FIVE
Air View Of Mill In Klamath Area
Alturas Phone
Battle Grows
ALTURAS, July 18 The battle
between telephone subscribers and
Public Utilities California corpora
tion, owner of the local exchange,
goea merrily on.
At a meeting this week held In
Bleber, representative from every
city, town and hamlet between
Alturas and Redding were present
to voice their view on the service
given.
A committee under the chair
manshlp of Dale Williams, secretary-manager
of the Mod oo cham
ber of commerce, was appointed to
contact the California public utili
ties commissioner (or an investiga
tion of the service in this section.
Pawley told reporters h knew
Mr, Truman "is very anxious to go
In response to an official Brastllan
invitation.
" Ww Go Anywhart! "
Ralph's Mobil
Refrigeration Service
CimmhIiI an Hthi4
ftefrlieralUn
Will. In f Machlna n4 Oil alt
Repair
Dependable Service
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Truman May Visit
Brazil This Year
WASHINGTON, July IS (IF)
William O. Pswley, ambassador to
Brazil, said after a White House
call today there is a possibility
President Truman will visit Brazil
during the Inter-American security
conference starting August IS.
Vlli-Mr. mid Mr. V. O. Olun
dcr i f Valley Hpilng, B. D have
Utrn visiting at the homo of Mr,
it ml Mr. 11, J, MuOllvruy of 2101
Hbeileln. Mr. Olunder and Mra.
McUllvnty nru alsters. The guests
left Frltfuy morning to return
home by way of Yellowstone purk.
Hospital Patient Wllma Ulilpley,
M-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mm. L. U. Bhlpley of 3036 Wantlund,
underwent nil appendectomy at
Kluinuth Valley huspltal today,
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Upper aegaaewt. fee
verkesal work at
arm' length.
Ursfemdltr ngwua
fee regular 4itnc
WEATHER
Onr.UON rlr loony, tmilshl ml
Saturday tti'iit monthi vluuiiliiata lit
fMirlllwnil porlltmi Kt'Hllitrnd t)nMitlr
alurim thli altmiiixm iivvr iiitninlaliili
1m astraine vmmIvi it iiiirlluni cHilrr lu
lUy NUpt flltllt KtlMVItlt lU UlNM'tllllMi
lightly vunlar alia lit rail purtlim In
nwirruwl IllotlBlMla llurttiwait wllltU uff
Cnaal.
KI.AMA1K rAI.I.H AND VICINITY
Warily vlumly loniahl anil HalurtlHy.
Kvallarail IhuiitlarBlurina hi itiuuittalna
ftaltirilay adarntmlt aittl avanlna. High
today ltd, luw Illalt Malutuay VI.
NONTIIKKN CAI.lyilMNIA Clrar .III.
Hay, lonlalil anil Nalurtlay, with nioritlMi
fug htcafly aluii ettftl, t.llila vliatiH"
In lantpBratuia Mmlarala lu Irasli
llurthwaalarly wllida ul( uuaiL
Vaeatlonln Ed Olilleute, liicul
realtor, Irtt early tltla week by enr
Inr visit lu lila boyhood homo In
(lie Allruheiiy iwmnlnlii In Penn
sylvania. En route lis will visit
brullier In Urn Moines, lster In
Detroit, mid rclntlvra mid friends
In Akron mid Plttaburiili. a well
hla lurmer liunte un 111' Jtinluia
river In Pennsylvania, On the re
turn trip tin will visit n brother und
alnter in the Uurk mul mop at
Ormid emiyon mid liouldcr dnm.
He expect to return In mld-brp-lember.
Arrive (or Vlalt Wllllnm llyron
"Pete" mid Joe llrixk Kvuiw ar
rived Thursday Irum Uiclr home at
Bkykomlah, Wash., (or a vlalt with
their (ether, Joe F. Kvan. o( Ala
mrda drive. Accompanying the
boya to Klamath were thrlr iinind
mother. Mra. It. W. Mitchell, and
great -Krandniother, Mra. llrork,
both of Hkykomlnh, who are Burnt
o( Mra. Mitchell'! aon and dauuh-ter-ln-law,
Mr. and Mra. Jack A.
Dunne.
Plrnlc A Joint pintle of the
Catholic Daughters of America and
the Knight of Columbua la to be
held at the travel pit Sunday.
Everyone attending lit asked to
brim hi own table aervtre. Thoae
desiring transportation should eon
tact Knight or Daughter after
the 7, I or 0:30 a. nt. nuts, und
thoae with loom (or othera In '.heir
rara aro alui asked to repurv to
one of the I wo group.
To Hwedrn Former resident of
Klamatli Fall, who have been living
In Cottage drove (or Uie past cou
ple of yeara, Mr. and Mra. John
Olson and daughter. Mary Ann. are
visiting In thla city with old friend
before returning to Bweden where
they plan to uy. They will leave
early next week and go by boat.
While here they are being enter
tained with numerou (nrewell per
tie. C.IH "root Hue The bin" to the
Olrl Scout camp at Lake o' the
Wood will leave Hunday at 1:30
a. m. from Klamath Union high
echool. It will return to the high
school the following Bunday at
1:30 p. m.
By Air Malda Arthur recently
returned from a vacation In Beattle,
Waah., where alio vlatled her lamlly.
Bh went by Untied Air Line and
I now back at Long apparel where
ahe work a a aaleawoman.
Vlalla Aunt Mr. Lydla Page of
Altura I vUltlng her aunt, Mrs.
Rose Keesee at 334 8. till. Mr. Page
lived In tlonann when ahe waa a
amalt child with her grandparent,
Mr. and Mr. B. N. Bradburn.
Vlallor Mr. Emma Otey of
DorrU. and Mra. Mary Ooddard of
Keno were business viiltor In
Klamath Falls Wednesday.
Plrnle A stag picnic with food,
refreshment and games, I being
planned by the Junior chamber of
commerce for Monday. July 31, at
f it p. m. In Moore park.
Rurgery Mr. Thornton Douglas
underwent major aurgery at Hill
side hospital Friday morning. 8he
Uvea at 1109 Pine.
In Hospital Mr. Callne Zim
merman of route 3 box 235A la re
covering from minor surgery at
Hillside hospital.
Discharged Mrs. Inbcborg Wll
kerson of 013 Prospect was dis
charged from Hillside hospital to
day after medical treatment.
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
Ktpart, (uaraitUrd iVarfe
Mil Mukoa)
II fauna bl price Rkllmataa
Sewing Machine Service
Vaar Intlapanricnl tieilrr
fhona A77I Sim Shatla Wmw
Friendly
Helpfulness '
To ETtry
Creed and Punt
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Sons
92S High Phone 3334
To relieve
burnt Itch,
and itlng of
Prickly Heat
PERSPIRING
SALESGIRLS
.NOW USE MIXSANA
There's wonderful relief for all In
Mexisna on hot, humid days and
nights. Help absorb excess pcmpl
ration th at of ten caunea prick I y heat,
minor akin rashci. Preventschaling.
Duit Mexsana on after bath. An
excellent deodorant. Relieve tired,
aching feet and itchy nuisance of
athlete's font. Beat the heat with . . .
Lake Road
Work Done
Progresa 1 being made on the
construction of the Lower Klamath
luke secondary highway, according
to B. P. Junes, resident engineer
with the Oregon stule highway com
mission. At present Indications are
tlml the work will bo finished by
the deadline, October 31. The pro
ject concerns the secondary high
way which stretches from Mac'
store to Midland on which work
waa started July 7.
Contractor In charge Is K. L. Hom
er of Klamath Falls. The bid let
June 33 call (or a lri0,7f0 expendi
ture (or 7.01 mile of grading, sur
facing and oiling.
Thla highway connect U. 8. high
way No. 07, main artery between
Klamath Falls and Ban Francisco,
with state highway No. 30 which
Joins Klamath Fall and the South
End area. 'Hi Is road will make It
unnecessary for people In the south
ern section to enter Klamath Falls
before turning south to. Weed and
Yreka,
Zion Lutheran
Slates Guest
Prof. R. Blrbert. M. A. will be
the guest speaker at the Zlon
Lutheran church. 1021 High. The
regular morning service will be
held at 11 a. m. Bunday, June 30.
Professor Hlebert Is en Instructor
at Concordia college In 8U Paul,
Minn. The college Is a preparatory
school of the Lutheran church (or
the training of men (or the min
istry. The public I Invited to at
tend this service.
Bunday school and Bible classes
meet at the regular time, 0:46
a. m.
Students Apply
For OVS Courses
A slight trickle of students Is still
coming onto the campus of Oregon
Vocational school, registering (or
classes which Director Winston Pur
vlne said probably would be started
within the next two or thrco weeks.
There are now 34 student attend
ing classes In carpentry, auto me
chanic, body and (ender work and
cooking at Uie new educational In
stitution on Uie hill.
Classified Ads Brln Results.
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This air view of the Klamath Lumber and Box at Hhlpplnrton waa snapped by- Herald and News
Phutographer Wea Uuderlan. The shot give a general Idea o( the amount of log being processed by
the mill.
Supplement
Features Basin
Klamath Falls and the surround
ing area will be featured September
S to 13 by Uie Oregonian in con
tinuing their aerie of "salute
weeks" devoted to local, regional
and national publicity on Oregon
cttlra. A feature article dealing with
the Klamath basin will appear on
.the front page of the paier's Sun
day magazine section at thla time,
and a full-page ad depicting the
Klamath country will be run on the
back cover of Newsweek.
. Here to compile material (or the
article will be George P. Griffla,
manager of promotion and research
(or the Oregonian; a representative
o( Uie advertising (Irm of MacWll
kins. Cole and Weber of Portland,
and Helen Alexleve. continuity chief
of radio station ROW, The group
will arrive In KlamaU) Falls to meet
with civic and business leader
Monday noon. They will remain (or
several day. Arrangements are be
ing made by the Klamath County
chamber of commerce.
fit The
Hay's lews
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the acts
of kindness. Uie message of sym
pathy and Uie many beautiful (loral
offerings during our recent bereave
ment. , ; r ; ,.' "l
Mrs. Robert Dudley,
Mrs. Oeorge R. Llndlcy
and family.
(Continued from Pace One)
people go on thinking in term of
costly magnificence they will be
slow In readjusting Uielr spending
to meet Uielr present greatly re
duced Income.
THAT goes (or us here in America. I
Until we adjust our thinking to
greater economy In government,
we ll OO ON SPENDING.
That Is why it seems to tills
writer that reducing taxes NOW
would be sound policy (or the United
State.
Woodard Leaves
$10,000 Estate
S. L. Woodard, who died June 10
in San Francisco, left an estate In
Klamath county valued at $1000,
real and personal property, probate
filing reveal, and a will dated July
0, 1030.
The will bequeaths 110 to a daugh
ter, Mra. Oladys Smith of Los An
geles, and the residue of the estate
to the widow, Mrs. Allle Woodard.
Mrs. Woodard is appointed executrix.
Woodard was 60 yeara old at the
time of his death.
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Wins Bid
A bid for 17100 In construction
work by PinniRer and Watkins. con
tractors, was accepted by the Klam
atli Union high school board in spe
cial session Thursday.
Work Includes resurfacing Uie
main steps to the high school build
ing on Alameda, and construction
of a concrete crosswalk at Uie same
point. The contractors will also in
stall a ramp to the cafeteria on Uie
school's basement floor to facilitate
easy deliveries to Uie kitchen.
Work is expected to begin imme
diately and to be completed before
the start of school In September.
ROBBERY TRY
Vandals last night tried to break I
into both Fremont and Conger ,
schools, police said, but Uie attempt
was not successful. Several windows j
were smashed.
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