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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1947)
TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE j WEATHER KI.AMATU rALI.il ANI1 VICINITY rtr lnil.y anil Wmliii'.ilm ; It IN It Imlay H. low Alt; Illicit Wfiliir.ilMy lit NOItTIIMIN C'AI.IHIIINIA: Clmr ! ilnv. lunimit mill Wrilnpailny, I'lm.tiil fog. uuular Hi I'lm.lnl valli'y. ami ili'lla - Illllli lltl III lllllllWHlll Wfkltflly wlluli ult rniiiil. OIIKIIIIN'. rail' luilwy. Inlilulil mill Wailll.tilay HiiV fur IIIHhl anil lii'iill Ing Bua.lal Inn. warin.i Wi'tln.ilay. rutin In luminal, wa.lvily wind, ull III riia.t Krluni IIiiiiiii -- Mm. Km I Dunn mul damtnlM'a, Hhlilry mul Uaiic. lit Hil IMHf Irlil. li'turnril lo tltrlr horn Unlay ullrr n'iulliiit Urn wi'i'k rilrt aa Iiiiiim- mirula nf Mr. mill Mm. I. nwtrtnm lllrk ill 4tiM llimriliiiiin. They KllrinU'il llii' liiniwy llayiira fninlly reunion iilriilii in M it purk rliinilay. Mr. mul Mm. Uiiiiii mul (umlly in luiinr-r Klamath KtilU iMlili'iila. Alumtil hlili Clmrlra 1) Ciipim. H'J c, UHN, ill DIKJ llwrlia In MTVIItu Minimi Urn llula riilMi . IISH Hun Itniflon, ruu'imlly mi ii luur til lllt MrillU'rl'iilll-iul wa pulla. Ciipp al Irmlrd Klmiiiilll Uitliin lilall m'IiimiI bt'lnrr rlili'llnu M-ivlrti l-Vbitiaiy '. IU4U. Ilf iTii'lud Ins ii'iiult tiiiln llllf al Hie lltivtil tiiillillik rrlltrr. Hull OW'Ku. CiillI , la'lnrr lM-tnu a- ! mmtril lu UK' MiMitlliKliui I IMrnlr '1'hfi larilra council of the' rirsl ClirlMlan church will luivr I Ita mmilul pu nli-' ul Mmirr mrk - ThurMlay. Til rxrcutlvr board will mrrl al 11 a in pmnllim tlir pl nlc. Ornup fttir will hrlltK Milml. Iirttup Iwit, ciikrn mid Kroup three, lltmil dlulL Kvrryitnn nhoulil brink liln own nmidw li lim and labia mtv Ire. Collnc and lie strain will be flirnlAlird. Ilrvital Merlins- Ili'Hlllinill' ti nlKlll. Turaday. will be a Irlil re Vlval meelliuc aerlra In bp Itrld at (HiS llnmd. Mainly mrrllliiia will br hrld iNKIiiniiiK '"r 14 ''"" The pllbllr In cordially Invited, llrv. II. O. William of I'orllaiid 1 I" charitf- under llir nilplcfft of UlP Church id Hod In Chrial. Iii.lalllnc Olllrer. Diilure Kor mil prrMdriil "I Ihr Orison Slate Ami latum ul lleauty Simp Owrnrra and OpcriKorn, and Kllirl Hnidrn. late nccrrluiy, arr 111 Mrdlnrd to day to arrvr a llulalllng olflrrra for Ul Mnlfnrd sroup Imlallallnn m ba hrld at Phoenix. Mat Trip lo Vallrj Mr. and Mm. Oharle A Lytic and rliiuiililrr, Marcelyn. lU.IQ Fremont, mntori'd lo lit Oregon Cavra and Iho lloune ol Myitpry lait Hunday, atopplns In Mrdlnrd and taking Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Ijinrtin with thrm. Djuurnra-'riiprr will br a Ho Jnururra nn-hiiilrM hini liron al 13:30 pm. Wrdlli'Mlay. KollowliiK. at 1:46, Ihrra will b a bimlnraa BiMlllK and L-ardl. Mrlltllrra art rrmlndixl lo brim anapariou lor Uie rrap book. In Oakland -Mil. Wlllald Uulican. Marrlll road, Irfl by car Monday (or Oakland lo ba with a alilrr who haa )ul bran rrlrard from the hoBpltul. Mra, Duncan rct Hi br none lor aevaral dayn. rorrrcllon-Krrd Howard, owner of Uie Silver Dome In Wocns, wn auctlonrrr at the boa aocltil Haliir day nliihl. William Loweicn, jimtlco ol tha prui r at uuoniiholil, Calif., waa a RueRt. ft'iiiirral Pal'a C!uh filllllinnV 1.4 'dlicniitmiiinK aervlce from 1 pm. i linltl 3 p.m. WiKlnwday mi that em liloyra limy utiriid fiincrul servlcrs which will br hrld for I'm llomic al Whlllocks clinjfrl at 1:30 p.m. j Library Work The Wnllirn of Ihr i Moohr library colinnlttee will work al the city hbrtiry Wednesday. Any- ;. our w-lhhltiK to iisMsl nitty conlacl ' Thi'lmn rjuiicl. chtilriniin, or ra porl lo the library. I ricinllili Club Hirlla IJiyilcn of 1110 N. Ilth will rnlrrtmn thr Friendship club on Wednesday ul 8 p. in. All members mid fileudx arr invited. , Srlilur Clrclr I'lislpu I Their will be no nieeiliiK ol the Krnlor elrclr of thr CoiiKretiiittonul Com iminlty church this week. horlal ( lull 'Ihr Hialtll club of li.,hiii,.l v Iti.lu'kiilt hiiluii will meet. on Wediiestlny with Itcri-'lllc Mc- Criickrn or 31131 llomcduio lor a bllHllit'ha itierlhiK and picnic dinner tit I p. in. Those. iillendlliK ant nuked Ui Lull i n coviiicd Mini! and their own litble aervlcc. Vacallonliia rlpcnillitK two weeks on a motor trip through aectlons of houlhcrn Ciintida are Mr. mill Mra. I'al Mutiny. Mra. Anna l-'iiitk and Clirlla IlililiUh Jr . nil of K tu Mini )l Kalis. They are vbiltlim many lola of lntcri;i,t Inchidlltll Ijike Uiulse. Uitllff, mid Vlclorlii. Ilroken Ann Michael Hliydrll, son of Mr. mid Mra. Dick lluyden of this city, Is rrcoverhiK Iiorn a broken urin Mistiilueil when he fell from a lire a few days alio, lie Is dolnic nicely. Itrrovrrlm-.-Alice Mar Lester, slx yearitd ilatiiihat'r of Mr. mid Mrs. Hairy lister ol 31'JH Uivrrue. Is recoverllik at home fnllowlllu a uinslllccioiny Hatuidny al Hill. tile hospiiitl. Embraces Motherless Baby - ... '4 lu The.. 9m f 'Sa ' ' L (v.i1 Oiitdonr I'ullti. k K h ii m 1 a View ' llointi luontmirn club will nii'K Ml Muurr park lomurrow, Wi'ilm-Mliiy. hi 1 p. in. for poll. irk lunrti and a j buhiurv, M-khioii. TltiM! muiidtuw nliuuUt biHiB tublr mtvIcp In luitlUl It(ilrrt Iliirn, Ihrif- yrur-iild Mn tit Mr. and Mrs. Vlmll Muni nf lH41i Hiiiiiinrrii liuir. In under mrdlrnl ob.srivnlion nt HllMdr Ihm-pilul. if ontlnurii from Page li niatUT who )r Ui). The Demo crat lutve done plenty of It on their owji account. Tllia miiuII Lime writr Jium a notion ll.ol Ilia t..ul n.unldll. ih lit publicans can purhuc U lo tent every nltUHtlon thai arlhe by thU nlmplr rule: WHAT IH BEST FOR OUR COUNTRY UEOARDLfcSS OF POLITICS? If they will apply that lent honest ly, and act couniifcouKly and patriot- y y m 111 JaL m-4 ittm vaitr lfn U tlum lht Hrk m4 nMt IJtACH - kim far II r - a la llaaaj ftlflar Caa 38 a .Ml lll'III V K Hr.v.n STOKE 1134 Klamalh Krnnrllt Waltrra. whoar wife waa killed In Loa Ancelra when a low flylni airplalir rraaltrd antung plrnlrkrri, liuia hit 4-monlh-old won, Kennrlli llalr. who raeaprd Willi tllglil injurlea and burn, allhouch the liuxir In wltlrb lir waa lying waa rrushrd. The plane pilot and aliolltrr rlilld wrrr also killed. AF wirrphoto. Adjourns I-, f ,u(.d NrlillburMm. Nettle Lev entmi of lxikout. Calif., who wax M-lrclrd K the "Good Neighbor lor Ue Duy" on a radio proxrum re-' cently, s (Jit mother of Mir. C. B MorriMJii of 15B HilUtde. In May tdie waa BlrUken with a stroke, but 15 , now able to sit up lid in recovernm nicely Tumtlllertiuiiy Clark England, youiiK iwm of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ens land of Cave Junction, Ik a patient al Hillside hospital, recov erliiK from a toiulllectumy. He Is riKht yearn old. In lluhptul James Chamberlln. xjii of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Chamberlln of Olendale. Is In HU1 Mde haspiul. where he tinderwent a tonsillectomy Tuesday morning. The little boy la two years old. i Surcrry Mrs. Laurent Neal of Areata. Calif., underwent minor sur gery at HlUMde hospital Tuesday morn Inn. Iluward llughem. lot Angrlea movie produrer and airplane man ufarlurer. ftmllra he plrka up lilt papers In W akhliijcton upon ad journment until November of Hie senate war tnvmUfiitlnc com m li tre Inquiry Into Ills wartime plane contracts. Hushes was ready lo re sume his testimony when the hear ing was halted, abruptly. Al wirrphoto. 15 Cooler When your roof ii cooled with PERMA - LUME, Iho multi-layered flexible me tallic coating that it alio GUARANTEED to give bet ter protection longor than any other type of roof coat ing. Silver Copper . , Beautiful Durable Economical Prompt delivery direct from factory GREMS ROOFING CO. ' Phono 4838 WE CARRY THE COMPLETE LINE OF Preservative PAINTS Plenty of Outside White Interior Finihe Vornithei, Shellac Painters' Supplies Fyock-Moon INCORPORATED 121-119 So. tlh Phone SH PdPJWIAdJ A fine cur imulc finer I'crjprl Hhylhm in Slender Itrauty 9 1 m si .ni m 1,12 " V . 1 Bcmit ifully Slender CA 1 HY CAK I hK I'oiitured tn MonoRrnm Pictures. Nutiontilly acclaimed for add In;; distinctive flavor lo low cnlorie mcnla, Hollywood Bread's exclusive formula eon In I na ciKht water-free vegetable flours. Baked without shortening, Holly wood Bread adds zest to weight rontrol snndwiches. Buy a loaf today. It's truly delicious! rflEEt Snf lor ojiit and calorie benhtt "Tht Hollywood Way STAY SLCNDtfl" ! EIno Day, Boe 1027, HoKy wood, Cel. 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He likes its fnith 'lulncss its ability to stay on the job for year after lim. In HENRY J. TAYIOR year with undiminished performance. And, of course, he will mention that he gets all this at a price within easy rench of nny new car buyer. Yes, there are so many things in its favor that your next car should be a Pontiac. You can never do better than a Pontiac! a THE SOONIiR YOU PLACE YOUR ORDLR r a aria Vmliai. the turlicr you trill grl il. Ill tin mtaiitimi, Ukt cure iv prtutit car jo mil git mtrt or il ulwl your Mew car is telh-trttt, ' on Ifi, off Mm w.Hr. Tout Haalth 1 Oar Busin" BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Mintrol end 0Vi W0 !! s I I Is TjTirt r ' AUSrliH Nrlti Carbon Dioxids Vapor Bsths r iiiimUI mnt inmmMiI Aarfain Icmbi Cclia nraarbllU Blfta mi L Bl4 rnrt . B-kbrti MlBirtl SprlM r ralS II lli Bfilk f AaklavaS. Or.. Knifrsat Crk. x-Rir nuriMtfli EsabiIbs- tlVOB. i S Call. rkysU'TSMSfr CilaJ. DMtr mi Nsrtt srs ks c. O kablt BH Am rlat IrtaltaitaU rlr4. s LnBUtlT fsraitkt lt)as kttslBf csStss with sB iiri ItcIItiiisv rr rrratla SUII mtt iUb Bdttrvts BtrkBtTB M1b rtl Bprinr SiBlUrlBa. Bt. , I. Aihiiii 0 mr LBf Ols tmrnr. Dr. HtrmiB WoxIbt. DifBctw Icslly, they will bfl kept In power a long time. If In the present state of the world the Republican party can't rise above piddling politics, It won't iuh long. VEEP this In mind. It's Important: If the American people lost con fidence In BOTH parties and In our political leadership generally com munism will be the next step. History teaches that le&fton, among a lot of others. ClasHlflcd Ads Bring Hesuits. Navy Man Spends Leave Here David Lloyd Jones, 17, Is spending 12 days navy leave with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Jones, 136 Michigan, after completing recruit training In Ban Diego, Culif. Upon reporting back Jones will entr electrical school and after completing the course of training he will be assigned to ship or shore station. He attended KUHS and enlisted One Of Triplet Sons Dies BREMERTON, Aug. 12 W Ono of triplet sons born to an unem ployed navy veteran and his wife died late, yesterday, but the other i two, placed In an Incubator, were (expected to live. ) The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Booker Robinson, also have a daughter. 3t and another son, 1. I In the navy through the local ra 1 crultlng office on .larch 17, 1947. R Jliilttdclphitt j;; 1""'tJI blended whisky i r a ,. , i:i "0 ( $365 45QUART J C 1 f DINT ' lliiluiuf'l N CIIANGE ,N yLAUTYi .1 (6.1 PROOf . 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION. PHILADELPHIA. FA. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS- PSB E TOBACCO BUYER! rLi uZiEz&-2 "FOR 25 YEARS I've been in the to- I T f 1 V i UTT. -TlG; bacco business, and year after year h LITL-" U .T i "'" il I ve seen the makers ot .Lucky r Strike buy fine quality leaf. . . that ? fine, l'ipe, mellow tobacco you can't beat for top smokin' quality." ROSE MOTOR COMPANY 4lli and Klamalh ki5-; Ini: .yi-1-. r.t. EVANS. INDKI'KNUENT TOBACCO Bl'VtR tj f" lj I f J - -f j "" . - (It VEAIIS LUCKY STRIKE SMOKER) fSj. S '"T FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette FRED EVANS IS RIGHT! .. .And like him, scores of other experts... who really know tobacco . . . have seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy "fine quality leaf." After all, that's what you want in a cigarette . . . the honest, deep -down enjoyment of fine tobacco. So remember... ' or IF iBii.ii ii wi in vm ucky Strike Means fiuz Tobacco So Round, So Firm, So Fully Pocked -So Free and Easy on the Draw