Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 26, 1947, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JULY 26, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREE WEATHER OIIKUONl arlly llmirty IihIuv. IiiiiIkIiI nil HilMcta V Willi aiatlaiart iliuw.ra. I.llllt laimiaraluia I'llMHtfa, llonlla vtlil- hi Wlntl till 'ial. ...,., KI.AMATII AI.L ANII VICINITY. Pailly liuuily linl ami HuiiUn). m"ii on In fir.h amilliarly wlnila loilal low UM.Iilil Ml il.no. Illllll Hllllilay W. NOIITIIKIIN C'AI.IMIMNIAi Muatlr lair Inilay, luiililil anl Hiimlav, I'l Itatlly ilmiily Willi ihtmIiiiihI Hilil liiiwani III aaliaiii. liurlhirtl iniilliiuiita alttf alnit I ! iimlliain riHMl, Willi ron ilar Mhla lllltl fun aUaWliar. "II l'iatl IIH' i'Iiiiiinv ill l)iiti i-ntur, t latal. l ii' mi lliwlrl)' wlinl "II '' ""'I" mill In iimilaiala agilllmly un imrlliaill l-uaHl. VlkHura VlnitliiK liwt wrck-rnd with Olyvo Milium were lirr lirollier mid wife. Mr. mid Mm. Jliirold Mil ium mid n, Tommy, uf Ontario, Or. Tlicy arrived about 8 p. m. Malurdny, nbuiit rliilH limn Ulrr than expretrd. duo In rr trouble nriir l.nkcvlew, mid left to return huliln Mulidny nwriilni. MIM Mnxin rrlilr ni Hi Lincoln miiirliiiciiln on Kimt Muln l)rrrc uf Honor I'arly The nicctlnii ol the UiKrro of Honor In the KC hall Mummy. July ' l 8 i. III. will uo a forlune-lrlllnil, lilniio mid community miuliim "ar ty. Krlin.linirni will be nerved by a committee componcd of Viola UlckMin. K.IIJilx-lh U. AiiiiK UiknIwIii unit Arlene IJeriuh. Couiar HernA tonic couimr uuttml 111 the Uiva Urdu lintlonnl liioniimeiil Friday Ilium. The bin cut run III front of the headhunt ol a work pickup. Jiih n duk. In the vlrlnlty of eklimirliln bulle. Uva lled ieoile nld they were not aware there were any coucara In that vicinity. ti.lio.il I'Una-IIIIhe Drown wa In Ku.ene lhl lal week mnklnil arrmuirmenla tor atlrndlni the Unlvemliy of Orenon On fall. He will alnrl elauea Hrplemlxr Id. and pUiu to Uke a courw In dentlatry. He U the win of Mr. and Mra. Hill Drown, Xll Hprlnif. VlalU Mr. and Mr Sidney CurUn and daunhter. Darbara, are vision Mra. CurtW brother. Inland Paraioo. Paraioo l in the Klam ath Valley hoapltul after bring In jured III a liwiilns accident on Quart mountain. Vlallor From rallfornla Mln Klorenre Johnnon. f.lvermore. Calif., and Mra. frank Wood and young mn. Htephen. of Rodeo, Calif , are vUltinK thin week with Mr. and Mm. T. O. Zlnil of Weyerlmeipier. To Hpokane Nancy Weer of Bly hoi moved to Bnokane. Wah., to be with her father. Bay Wejer. Mi plain to flnuh school tliere. Hhe formerly lived with Mr. and Mr. V. !!. Collin of Uly. Iteturn Home Dr. and Mm. Har old M. Drown have returned from Halrm where they were enllrd to at tend the funeral of Dr. Brown's aunt. Mm. Frank N. Derby, a pio neer ridnt of Salrm. . At Uvlonvllle Jameii D Cat n employe of J. A. June bulldrr. Jr.. of Klamath Fall. In employed U iwoverlns from an accident thi iiimmer oi) a coiutrucllon Job Hire daya aio In which he never near Laytonville. Calif. HI work- ly cut hu hand. In companion I Jim Clabby. for- nier Klamath youth. Both are OSC Patient Comtance Lund of Keno tudenta. , !' admitted to Hillside hospital ; Saturday morning. Attendant y (range Carda The next card! that the I suffering from pneu party will be held l Mldlnd imonl. grange hall, Saturday, July 2(1 Playing will start promptly at 8:30 p. m. women are requested to bring sandwiches or salad. At Uva lleda Malcolm F.plcy Jr., and John Epley, both of Klam ath Falls, are working this summer at Ijiv Beds national monument as fire guard and work crewman, resiwctlvely. Vacation Mr. and Mil. Earl Edg mon and aun. Kenneth, of Merrill, are on a two weeks' vacation trip lo Lebanon and Coos Boy, They are expected to return Monday. New Poaltlon Virgil Collins of Dly haa taken a position with the Ralph L, Smith Lumber company at .Seneca. His wife will Join him the ttrst part of the week. Guest Mr. and Mr. Harold Clark of Saginaw, Mich., are guest of Mrs. J. J. Parker. Mrs. Clark' aunt. The Clark came west by plnne. America's Ace Drummer Man Gene KRUPA and his famous 18 piece orchestra Set Gone and his whirlwind Drumatics Monday. July 28 Fairgrounds Grants Pass IN PERSON i Hummer Vlull HMindliiti the iiiiimer hero are Mr. and Mra. Verne Yank ol U Angele. Calif. Mr. Ymik I ths formor Putilclu Drown uf till city. Doth have been attending nchiwl In Hotilhern Cull lornlH, Ynuk mudylng btMlueu, mid Mra, Yank ludylng vole with Cor rlnnii Mur uf the concert aunie and acnicn. Mr. Yank 1 well knuwii her for her lovely voice The young couple will return lu Lo Augelea Una full. Vlalllng Here Mr. and Mm. Kurd Conrad of Iam Augelea, Cnllf., are arriving In Klamath Fall But urdny for ahurl vlalt with Mr. Cuurud "Inter, Mra. Vvealey Uu dorian, 130!) California. Mr. and Mra. Conrnd have been vlaltiug for the paat aevernl day with her parent. Mr. and Mra. Cilcn Chap man of Wonder, Ore. Itrrrulirra t'oinllii M, Hnl. Welk and T. Hgl. Churchill of llm U. H, murine corpa recruiting office In Portland will be In Klumnlh Kalla July it and 30 to Interview men Uncreated III enllailiig In the marlnea. They may be contacted at Ih iHMt office between the hour of p a. ill. and 6 p. in. Naval Itraerve Drill puy check lor the month of June have been received for member of the elec troiilra warfare company of the na val reaerve and member of the company are aaked to lie nl the meeting Monday night to pick up the check. The meeting will be at the admlnlatratlon building at the alrpoit. New Daughter Mr, and Mra. 11. A. Hchrrer of 1019 Jrffrraon are parent of a baby gul. born July 21 at Klamath Valley huaplul. The little girl ha been named Linda Lorenda. Mra. Srhrrer I the for mer Carinellta Button. Vlalta Hlitert Mra. Jeanrlte Oil. who la a nurse on the staff of Franklin hoapltal In San Francisco. Calif , I visiting her three litrrs In Klamath Falls. Mra. Jamea Dlalr. Mrs. Margaret Muccl and Mrs. Hy ps Ua Canning. i Knlihu of Pylhl Tliere will be i meeting at 8 p. m. Molidsy. of Uie I Knights of Pvihia in Hi. inn i hall. Important business will be dla cussed, and plan for the picnic will be made. Home From ( amp Oaylord Up Ington. 11)40 Portland street. I home for the week-end from Wey erhaeuser Camp 8. where he 1 working with the survey crew. Vlallurs From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge I.hamoii. of Portland. re vuiting for the week-end with their daughter anil son-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wells. 3i0 North Fourth street. Injure Hand Gordon Robinson, Tonalllectamy Leland Mllllgan. 13. underwent a tonsillectomy this morning at Hlllalda hospital. He Is the son of Mr. and Mr. Wallace Mllllgan of this city. In Hospital Velma Wilson of 47S3 Shasta Way, Is recovering from major surgery performed Bat uidsy morning at Hillside hospital. In Malln Mr. and Mr. N. Kclsev of Eaat Main street are visiting lit Malln this week. Lakeview Legion Buys Building LAKEVIEW. July 36 Lake coun ty post No. 83, American Legion, haa purchased the Calvary Pente costal church building at Center and J street tor a temporary meet lug place, It was announced this week by Edwin Lukl, commander of the post. The building will be used for legion meetings only until the new Memorial building Is constructed. The past wa left without a meet ing place recently when the city sold the club house on the city park property. ( HAI.l.KNOK QUASMKI) WASHINGTON. July 26 (PI , The house formally threw out today an election challenge against the I right of Rep. Helen Oahagan ! Douglas (D-Calif.) to hold her oat. I Turn those no-longer-used article Into cash now I' Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring onlck results. I HEAR THB.V YOU A S HE Li- AKIN POWM ON WALL. ft I STEEJjyt had TO yl i j!ri tV0T A T WWN 1 TOLD VI fcraSrrHW MjP-d MC 'Jj QOOO J HIM WHO HAP I T r4Hi -w- inrwt vr'f- BEEN 3ERVICIMS 'I i v- v: ATK t 1 1 ls- I t M v r I l , . 1 1 in n r wav hwwt rsj tjo ia 1 1 cznnn -zrwmm- wi&s l.t.aMM3.lttMMMMMMMaMB m.--m--F--m. r i .r , -'., I II TT'" . Quickie Travelogue Offers Sweeping View Of Heart Of Basin Hy M. V.. I For this week' travelogue, we have selected a 20-mlnule drive i that affords a sweeping view of ! the heart of the Klamath basin. ! It Is the Moore park loop out I ; through Moore park, and back to j i the city center by way of the rldi-e j ! on the west side of Link river and ! down by Riverside school. I our speedometer checked a dls- tance of )uat 3.4 miles for this j trip, starting at Oregon avenue; and Upham, and ending at Main street and Conger avenue. Points of Interest on the rout Include the Fremont bridge, Moore park Itself, the vantage point west of the river, and Riverside school, one of the old landmarks of Kla math Falls. The real attraction of the trip Is that view. From the-hfll above the river, one can look down on the mouth of the stream Itself, and on out over Ijtke Ewuuna. pusl the sub urbs and the nearby farms, to the distant mountains. Etched on the surface of Ewaun re the roundish masses of logs awaiting the haul Into the mill, while the mill on the take's shores, surroundrd by plies of lumber, of fer a picture of busy Industry Altogether, It Is a striking and In teresting view. The travel surface on this loop I not all good. The road from the point It leave Moore park to the Riverside school Is unpaved and Uut'lt I short, any car can make It without trouble, and It's worth 20 minute of anybody's time. The speedometer log: 00 miles Oregon and Upham 13 miles Fremont bridge. l.T miles Enter Moore park. 2.2 miles Leave Moore park. 2 8 miles Point where picture was taken. 3 1 miles Riverside school. 3.4 miles Main and Conger. Navy Quits Use Of Astoria Port ASTORIA. Ore., July 26 iPi The navy operations here were con solidated today at Tongue Point, following abandonment of the Port of Astoria. The port had been used In the war for aircraft carriers and attack transports. Port commissioners said they would negotiate with the navy on six month's rent, which Uicy said the navy owed. Wishful Waiting Won't Paint Your House! PAINT IS THE CHEAPEST building material on the market today. bihx;f.t your lU'it.DiNG NEEDS Nothing Down, up to 3 years lo pay. Painting Decorating Remodeling General Renovating Phone 4354 Harsha Home Repair The. price. got! tor rr was ONLV TJ- ari onlv WMt 'mr I o...t- AnJc- 1 1 KVKit Mrtuyl avV-a WT" wjl "Xivim v.two3i . 'r .... i,p Socio Securiiy Pay Losi Through Procedure Neglect Some local residents are losing out on federal old-age and turvlvors In-; Industry or commerce, will Just coin surance benefit due them. Paul muntcate with or call at the office, Weldenhelmrr. acting manager of room 306 post office building, they the Klamath Falls office of the j will be given the Information and social security administration, dls- help necessary for the protection of closed today. They are losing cash their benefit right." payments solely through neglect of iurthemProeedur" ny "XIO Plywood Men ' elderly wage earner lost payment throughout the! monthly payment throughout the past year because he relied upon un- j in official advice. A widow with small ' " rtPrts e lve' today ' children lost benefit for many ; convention of the ClO-Plywood and months because she did not know ' Box Shook district No. 9 Interns It wo necessary tor her to file : lonB, woodworkers of America, formal application. Bftcr an opening M.vslon yesterday "The soclol security dinlnislra-: at wnlcn Mavor WlUnm F. Devln tlon Is offering Its full cooperation Brceted the delegates from Wash to workers who have reached 65. j ington and Oregon. Chester A. Ross, and lo the survivor of workers who , Aberdeen, district president, said die at any age." Weldenhelmer said. , officers would-be nomlnateC and "My office Is using every mean In I elected later in a referendum vote. It power to keep people fully ln-:james E. Fadling. International lonnra uooui social security mailers. Weldenhelmer pointed out that every wage earner age 65 or over, who haa worked under social secur ity, should secure Information as to his status from an office of the social security administration whether or not he expect to retire soon. "Sim ilarly," Weldenhelmer said. "If the i "urvlvors of a wage earner who dies, Every Saturday Nite 10 till 2 BALDY'S BAND "Just Good Donee Music" Featuring George Willis and Edna Brown Coming Next Tuesday - ARMORY The sterling music of STERLING YOUNG and his grand bond direct from Jantxen Beach Ots BET 1 The. BUYEr? CAME. RICHT ACROSS WHtN I TOLD HIM WHO HAP BEEN SERVICING. ITHE. CA1? and who was employed In private Mold Convention oc.., ,, J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7th St. Phone 9346 $1.00 per person BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Lrlt jaeMW" imc.ni gg I laftvaSM. C,UF', lit AG. i 1 president, Ernie Dalskog, Vancou ver, B. C, International board mem ber. Roy W. Atkinson, regional CIO director, and Harry Tucker. Inter national representative of the CIO, spoke. Is He LATE? SEE TOM DALTON 901 Klamath for your old radio on this new IteicfxlRacfo AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH 189 50 DERBY'S will give the first 20 used radios taken in, to local char itable institutions. The Famous "Consolette" A new solution to the ever present space problem in homes that are small. You'll be amased at the practicability, the beauty and the magnificent tone of tills compact Bendix Consolette a brilliant Bendix radio, a fully automatic phonograph all tn a space no bigger than a chair. Portal Type Suit Won By Lumber Firm SAN FRANCISCO. July 36 (Ft Federal Judge Michael J. Roche to day dlamlued a wage ult agalroit a Eureka, Calif., lumber company an action which an attorney wild would mean saving of millions of dollar to the lumber Industry. The suit, brought by the wage and hour division of the U. S. depart ment of labor against the Dolbcer and Carson Lumber company of Eureka, was dismissed at the re quest of the labor department. No reason for the request was given. The labor department since 1945 R. Elliott Ml Wm. We're happy to serve you - the more often you come in, the more pleased we are. For we know then you're sav ing regularly-building your financial security. 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