Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 21, 1947, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLoNDAY, JULY 21,1947 HEKALU AND NbWS, KLAMAIn MLLS OREGON PACE NINE Jean MlKoII returned on Hun. Ly evening from two weeka apriil L, a. guwl of Mr. and Mr. Olmrlm irulwri""11 " wn" ,Mleend ucl ol Hhnrim Chrisly curvullln uofora reluming 10 .'IllltKlUlll. Ollben Kriwliiyfi', ulio roiuiilly stunted l"H W 'I'acnmu, WaiOi., uroUMiii wiui nun .MlllCWa. W ' "lira muuiv, Mr. and Mre. Dula Wulknr mid !,jilldrrn. formerly of bpnmiic rlvrr. mvi rrtTimy ., Wot UlillwiUln. UruiittltiK Kt His Kdille Loueirl mu lt laal Hlindny Unulrl by mm o w " "" I lit " '""U'V 'a'" - .-1 1 fl,.Ltu.l.lH ('ltlll I HP IHIMI VIH-I-WM' ,-, Una ill ovpruiBii ' .Millll ' I"1""1 C'"im' K"' liirli uunrttimi. Mm. Jrwe Mini iiuiii, and lw u'dw Slrla. Kliilne AIIIIIIIUIII " 'irii Mill Ninulay morning four local oirn IfH '"f Uvcrmiiic. Calif., la pun-lies Ulininit tot Hie Kla math Ailfiuy uad crew. Tliow nukliK U "' 1,,lb Unimnl Niirrls, Cheater Jack uml lAitor Wilson. KnloyliiK an overnight trip lo PurUnnd liml wttrk-ciitl were Mr. and Mn Kml Murkwarilt, mid Hull' guttata, Mr. mid Mm. 1'nul KrrtintnIrK nml Mm. Alum l'lKclmr of Hun Kraliclaru. 'rim Prriuiiulrt't linvo dure relumed tu California. I'niil Nelson wna tciniiriirlly dlM'harurd from a vclrnimi lioapl tnl In order to coma lo C'IiIIikiiiIii laiit week-end. He and lil wile Inlt on Huluiday morning for Portlmid, where lliry will make tliolr home, and where Nrlnun will return lo lh hiuiullul for treatment. Mra. NpUiiii, who wan president of Hie Wimirn'a Auxiliary nt Vctermis of Foreign Wiim, will be rrpliicrd by Hazel Mclfrittini-lier, who whs attn lor vice priMldriil. Illll I'olill anil Wilbur 1'critUMin am Iravliit on 1'rklny fur a trip to Lukrvlrw and on annul lo Hucru nirnlo whrre both boys have rein Uvea. The atmlrnu with Dr. CrcMimin and hU archaeological mirvry from the University of Orrgun liuve been widely ciiirrlulnrd recently. They liuvs vlnlted tlx Indian col lection of Mr. and Mm. talloy CJIrngcr, Mr. mid Mm. William llnrkler of Fort Klamath, the Wolff collection, mid on Tuesday were gui-ata of Mm. Carrie Jack on, who allowed them her melliod of weaving basketry. On Wednoa day noon thsy were luncheon giieala- of Mr. and Mm. Clwrlea Win i on. On 1'huiMluy eveiilnn. July 17 lo celebrato the nth blrthdiiy of I.cioy OleiiKer Jr., Ill" parenU, Mr. mid Mra. Oleimer, 111" alalem, llonnle nnd Nornm Im, Olen Kir- Cher. Dick Flury mid Howard Lu- derimin Umk a picnic lunch Ui the Oleimer ranch on Hpravue river and apent the evenlnit awimmlng. Mr and Mra. Bill Huff of Port- luud were gtieata In town for two duya llila week. Huff waa a former realilenl and hlxh echool athlete, Chief of Police 'Fenlon Mahrl l aufferhiK from a broken bone In hla hand, the accident m:ciiiinv when one of the deputlea, Woody- Joe, becume too entliualnauc about cIiwIiik n door, The Hev. and Mra. Orlmea and their three dmmhtera were nucala of relnllvea. the Kd Turnem, in Kliinuith Full on Tueadity evenlim. Week-end gueat of Mr. and Mm. W. T. Oatea waa Bill Llabel of Lakevlew. Bob Doak arrived home on the army. He Inta been autlonea In Colorado. Mr. and Mm. Vern Bmlth are vliltlng thla week with Morrla Bmltli 111 Portland. They plan to return on Saturday. A aurprlae birthday party waa given recently for . Mm. Jerry Reed. Blie waa awakened one night by a chorm of "Happy Birthday" from Mr. and Mra. Layton Hobnck, Mr and Mm. Lee Petora, Lea Ho back, Mr. and Mm.. Lloyd Petera, Mra. Pelera and Emll Latcher. OueaU of Mr. and Mra. Jerry Heed thla 'Week are hla brother, Fred, and Olive Davenport, of Pas adena. Irma Johnaoii checked In at a Klamath Falle hoepttal on Wednea dav nliiht for obnervetlon. Lorna Roaer la In Heatlle thla week, a gueal of her aunt, Mm. Har old Mallory. Mm. Jim rjaraley. Mra. Lea Ho back and Mra. Athel Roaer are com pleting alx weeka of aummer ochool In Aahland thla week. Donna Io Fade returned to Aahland laat week afler vlaltlng with Lorna Roaer for the previous lorn weeka. Oueau of Mr. and Mm. Orvllle Elliott at Klamalh Agency are Mm. William I. Berkley and daughter. Janet, of Hlotix City. Iowa. OueaU of the Petera for aeveral daya laat week were Mr. ana Mm. Tuesday with a discharge from I BtcVe Alice of Upland. Calif. On FluARiKiS, THAI ' we WOiTKW WlLt '-s eoor 3 T t iOLST. KAI.T V6 JOfj nb'l wor pjeitc witoiNae must. ) A hnis x& as sooi:r w )l9r THAI W. .... I 7.- Av..AfNfri irwr inutcir I 14 aCJrtnL J I'LL HQ if I I lk T5 3LEY IN KiCK MERIT 1 7-11 X A 1 "T ' r j i' " t; aoT T "ti iHiHNnumuK miniir-. r r egTTiNfl ON OO' OOP OCrr IN M0 KM'M, L -JfS'i-? 1 7m -JlSF A ' THAT ON A ".WSECK.' 0-BCBNSCNC8J90 It U.WPUT I J C OUT yKUOfJU CST I -a 0 fW jSjtjjB 1" Out KAUIKAt. (.FARM THAT KCXHjTr lUT HAVE "raiMTEO TM6 lOlMdlf JAM ABOUT THE TISAC tt UEI THEItt mFAMT BUtTEfc 'OB. AHOIHtB. At flunday they were tuken to Crater lake by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Petera, Hleve Petera, Jean Cox of Klamath Palls, Mrs. Peters and Lloyd Peters. Mr. and Mm. Walter Zimmerman, who havr been on trip tor the past 10 days, have been sending friends postcard from Tdaho. Mra. Rachel Owens has returned from Hillside hospital, where she underwent major surgery. Oueat of Leonard Long are an i attorney and the chief of police of Bun Joae, Calif., Tommy Randamta and Ray Blackmore. The men are ! spending their tune fishing. ! Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. i John Acomb were Mr. and Mm. Leo Doyle of Portland. Mm. Doyle was Johnny's boss a number of yeara ago.. , From Watsonvllle. Calif., came guests of Mr. and Mm. Cyril Cook. Mr. and Mm. E. F. Jenaon are spending a week here fishing. Jen son, a fishing enthualaat, made an overnight hJke to Seven lakes on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Jenson are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Folk Haddock and children returned last week-end from a two weeks' vacation spent near Newport, on the Oregon count. Young Bill Piiaulx had a tonsil lectomy last Thursday and was un der the weather for a few days as result. Mm. W. A. Wrenn has been In , Chlloquln- and Klamath Falls from her Coos Bay home the past two weeks, visiting with her sons. Earl and Donald Potter, and their families. Cora Crystal and Dan Bullivnn returned last week-end from sev eral daya spent at Coos Bay visit ing the Ted Savage lamiiy. Jane Flury and Paula Albert. both working In Klamath Fans. were In town last week-end visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mra. Earl Jones and Lin da Lee, less than two weeks old. were In town on Tuesday evening visiting with the tiny girl's grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cook, and with vlsltmg relatives from Calif., Mr. and Mm. E. F. Jenson. Cyril Cook left on Wednesday morning for the celebration of Or der of the Antelope at Hart moun tain. A barbeque will be given the group by Cook, Olb Fleet and Mor ris Leslie. Guests of the Halls this week are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pennell of Lodl. Calif. Pennell Is a nephew of Robert Hall Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harull Takcmoto and children returned on Tuesday from a vacation spent with rela tives in Ollroy. Calif. Judy Collins, who has been visit ing her grandparents In Cave Junc tion since Memorial Day. returned home on Monday with her parents, who had spent several days in the Rogue River valley. Mr. and Mra. O. 8. Keysor and Mr. and Mm. Kermit Keysor mo tored to Mode'to. Calif., last week end for the Saturdav morning fu neral sen-Ice for Dick West, son-in-law of the O. 8. Kevsor's. Mrs. West and her son. Richard, will return to Williamson river this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Brautlacht, Edward and Mr. and Mrs. Reno De Bortoll returned from Altur&s and Yreka. Calif.. July 8. having been called south by the death of Braut Inrht's mother. Mm. Elizabeth Cain. Mm. Cain had celebrated her 73rd birthday when she was In Chiloquln this sorin for the wedding oi her granddaughter. Donna Brautlacht. to Reno DeBortolL CARNIVAL B) Dick Turni "Er now that you're divorced, you ahem! won't be needing that big apartment, eh?" - Merrill Lighter Saves Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil and f C T'. family left July 17 tor a combined , WHI ri Will 1 1 Ulll business and pleasure trip Into Idaho : TEKEMAH. Neb.. July 21 W and through Yellowstone park. I Bill Phlpps credited his pocket dg Mrs. June Shuck attended a bridal i arette lighter today with preventing shower In Langell valley Wednesday I a train from crashing Into his au honorlng Doris Lcavltt, who will tomobtle. ,h. hriti nf Rnv Hodfes of The car stalled ' on a railroad crossing . near nere. rnipps nearu the whistle of the evening train. Running a short distance up the right-of-way, he used his cigarette lighter to Ignite a clump of weeds as a signal. The engineer stopped his train a few feet short of the car. Church Denies ! Commy Charge QUEBEC, July 21 (PCharie F, Taft, president of the Federal Coun cil of Churches In America,' In telephone Interview yesterday said a charge that the council was "near communism" was "not worth dignify lng by an answer." Vacationing at hla summer home at Polnte-au-PIc, about 70 miles northeast of here, Taft commented on a statement made by the 10th general synod of the Bible Presby terian Churches of America. Taft aald "this Is a set of charge made by a very small and extremely fundamentalist group which are not worth dignifying by an answer." In convention at Tacoma, Wash., Friday the synod blasted the council as "the voice of modernism" and representing "radical pacifism In In America." It also denounced the council for ualng "unbibllcal phrases." , Chinese Said Using American Weapons MOSCOW, July 21 ft Isvestla quoted radio reports from communist-controlled areas In China today as saying enough American weapons had fallen Into their hands from captured Chinese nationalist troops "to equip 10 divisions." The Soviet government newspaper quoted these reports in reply to the recent statement of a Chinese gov ernment commander In Manchuria, who said the communists were re ceiving arms from Russians and Northern Koreans. "The hypocritical complaints of defeated kuomlntang generals Obvi ously are directed to the wrong address," the editorial said. that community. Mrs. Nora C ashman, her son. Barry, and Mm. Tom O'Brlan and family made a trip lo Oakland. Calif, this week. Mrs. O'Brian has been visiting here the past three weeks. She returned to her home in Oakland and Barry called at Arm strong Business college to see about enrolling there this fall- He attended Southern Oregon college last year. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edgemon and son Kenneth are enjoying a two weeks' vacation in Portland. Eugene, Coos Bay and Arago. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell King are vacationing In the Willamette val lev for two weeks. Mrs. K. C. Burkes Is recovering from minor surgery at the home of her mother. Mra. George Offield. here.- Naval Reserve Men Sign Up The following men from Klamath Falls enlisted In the new civilian naval reserve as apprentice seamen: James R. Hathaway. Herbert L. Wong, James H. Crlsmon. William L Carter and Iven W. Shaffer as firemen first class. Men re-enlisted as follows: Charles Short, AOMT1: Kenneth W. Larson. Sl: Johnathan E. Currier. BM2: Victor C. Lundy, For full Information . concerning enlistment in the U. 8. navy contact vour local navy recruiter, in room 307 post office building. Klamath Falls. ' JUNIOR SIZE BICYCLES FOR 5 YEAR OLDS UP P O O L E S 122 South 7th WASHING MACHINE SERVICE i All Makes Authorized Maytag i ' Service TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Bide. Phone SSOS r' AN' 7 REAL T OH. OeulUB! HOT A OWOMUNlH FOR. 1 f leAH! U II AIN'T V IT'S WORTH KRIM4UI BABV M Si W COUIP Vt RICH. WITHOUT ALU 30' W P0U6H.Ivl! TRMlM-! I CAM I 7 60M! ASTER All THEM "IEAR I , t LAUA THAT AT " V xl Z I I II UlCf Hlft tITTLC V TAPfS OFFICE- 5 ( WmrKOONUWM'TroSlTllrtH ) i eSfcJffiJ JTKS WJKT ART SET ONV THEM T.rLLCAU 5 T Ap that ismta T Its fbkkleS WweixAwOwcottri f tmc mcsoosey CttoucegAtJ iS TTHE V me Tg-, LioeJ vk HEAR. I MiGCOStY noiilil JEVER OttEAM HOUSE , AND FSSKL CS?f rli j-fi AZTL iM ROARING, WHAT StAPPiSd A ' DRUM ) NEVER. .7 A PROM STEP OM IT.' rWj3 W W rhvfaSCZ , Zr " drum ry (sound like , y T - ' T lSA Ml. ' 1 Tinmm$ m mrm kSSTSfCr I'r UeIV I A WBEKOR leWTT-- 1 HE'LL PPVIT J 'i jiC Attention S. b jfifr. FARMERS! i 7o' Heavy Canvas for Irrigation JL ifr i . - - -89c - rt 1,69 wj??-- wn The Tulelake VFW Softball team, PWw, . feari p. Graham. AERM2; met the Memil vrw team on mc diamond behind the community hall Tuesday. A hard-fought game turned up a score of 12-10 In favor of Tuie Inlte. Mrs. Truman Said Recovering ' GRANDVIEW, Mo.. July 31 uP-J rh ' ,nd William H. Cart- Mrs. Martha E. Truman, the presi- wri-h, OMi Df Tulelake. Calif. Theodore M. Van Grietnuysen. RDM3: James M. Denlson. OM3: La vern E. Thompson. EMI: Rex 8. Howell. 81: Jack R. Cleek, ETM2: Ben J. Campbell. MAM1: Howard L. Gill. BKR1: Martin B. Cline, AftM2: Donald S. Bratton. SK3: Willlum E. Lewis. RM3: Ellsworth v Allen. ACMM. all of Klamath ' Falls: Oeorge C. 8tanton, GM3,- of dent's M-year-old mother. Is recov ering . from a setback she suffered last week. Brig. Gen. Wallace Gra ham, the president's physician, re ported after completing a three-day examination of her condition. Graham said be probably would i return to Washington today or Sun day. . Mrs.' Truman suffered a hip frac ture last February 13. She became critically ill In May and the president flew here to be with her. Her con dition improved during his visit. lfyi -r expert rone"' let Singe p Many of the men have requested a two weeks summer cruise. SEA BILL WASHINGTON, July 21 lTV-The house merchant marine committee today approved a bill to permit use of alien seamen on American mer chant ships. Such war-time author ity expired May 31. The legislation would apply only to those who served on American ships during the war. Art Department Head Named 8ALEM, July 21 (Ft Mrs. Anna Rundel). Portland, will act as sup erintendent of the art department at the Oregon -State fair In Balem September 1 to 7. Manager Leo Spttzbart announced Saturday. Mrs. Ruth Higgliur of Salem will head the ladies' textile division and Mrs. Alma Knower, Salem, will be superintendent of the enlarged land products show In the mala agricultural building on the fairgrounds. Park Board Votes To Sponsor Band LAKEVIEW. July 21 The Lake- view park board voted last Thurs day night to sponsor the town band, which was organized last spring on a voluntary basis. Carl Pendleton, cnairman 01 me board, said the group had put up $100 for the project, and this, with an additional 250 donated ty pri vate, Individuals, will go toward support of the band. RECONVERSION PORTLAND, July 21 WV-The city Jailers reported some reconversion there. The boys are now working out the 20. $30 and $50 fines, some thing they never did during the war." Jailer Howard Phillips said. Classified Ads Bring Results. le!Vere,rg. "l".i:nrni$hea )stirn' GER U Main phone MW I dvnce. J3 fir r Klamath Business College Phone 4760 Enroll now for Special Summer Study- for a Complete Business Course. Extr. heory weight eanvo.. Id.ol for Irrlaotlon u,e. Full 72-lnclY width. Easily made up. Thli width II extra heory duty 15-or.. weight. 48-Inch width, heavy 12-ox. weight. Complete Repair Facilities for All Makes of Cars Motor Rebuilding . . Reboring . ; . Block Welding Complete Body and Paint Department (Estimate! Gladly Given) Complete Lubrication Facilities (Supervised by Arthur Prince) ' All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed Open Doyi and Night for Your Convenience.'! Balsiger, Inc. Main Street Tulelake, Calif. , Phone 2431 FOR SALE 3i-Yd. Shovel with choice of attachments. Six months' use. 1-Yd. Shovel and Dragline. 20-Ton Equipment Trailer, full Oct:, 1946. Sell reasonably. Call EA 6028 Write P. 0. Box 4621 Portland, Oregon ELECTRIC MOTORS Delco-Sunlite Distributor For your convenience . . . Our motor brush and bear ing stock Is the largest 'in this district. REBUILDING - REPAIRS SALES HAHjV Electric Co. 135 Commercial Phone 326$ ALCOHOL DESIRE can be REMOVED LASTING RESULTS ARE OBTAINED WITH MILD, SHORT INITIAL TREATMENT No looser must you or some family member be chained to the destruction of excessive drinking. Science reports that alcoholism is a disease that will respond to the correct treatment like any other disease. Our clinical records prove thia to be the cue. Lasting results have btea obtained through our mud, safe, but effective treatment. Why delay any longer? Send for our FREE booklet, "The Magnificent Freedom", containing full information. 1. . USI THIS HANSY COUrON 0 lOOKllT--"""" "" MAR-DOR HOINTAU 14 N.l lO Ave NiUai 14, Oreeaa City. Inquiries confidential, Booklet moiled In plain Ions State. ! envelope. DPt- K I .......-.------ L-Tl Saturday, July 26 I- Music by -' , Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies Dancing 10 Tin t Admiselon tLH jk BOWNSTAKI