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PRIDAY, DCCCMIjKR 5, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINE Fort Klamath I'llniilH Will h? ulud Id It'iini (hut Mi h. I'.iiiiiui l.uuhlcy huh H'mivitimI hlllf hlflllly flUHI llCT IIMTllt MTlnllh HI tirrin tn hv irinnvrd fi uin (lit hn;ttltal III Ar.hluinl lo lii'i honif thriT. Ml, l.uimli-y In ii well-known Kliutuilli riMinly iiltu.rrr, mot hrr nf K K. l.oimlry nf Knit Kltutmlh, ul uhof.p uniw nhf riprnt (hn hiiminrr hlir hurt ninny fiirii'lfi lit the cimnty Mm. Vlolu I. rp vim t tii.i i I'lurtM'd In h(-r lininr III KliMiiutti I'lilli nlni hpt nillny Tint nkrKlvl tin I lit v in (I the wrrk-rnd vlM Iiik hrr Iwo mum mul hrr iliiut'lilt-r. tun ki id William I'hk n net Mm Ilrnrv Mill, unci their fmiilllrii, ('itlllnu m old fili-inl in I'nrl K lit ninth on l-'rUinv wric Mr. nnd Via. Wllfiird Donnelly nnd duiilili'i ('.vrmlnlvn Janr nf Mtllhmr, Calif 'lh I miin'llys llvrd hrn fur hcvrrnl yi i-id hi'fnrr inmintr In ('ulKunilii tn niiikr their h'tii DmuiHlv huvlii'! hern fitipluvrd a-i lorn I fori-miiti of Hie tit tit r lilidiwnv drmt'liiii-nl Thrv hpctit Tltankvulvliii! hi Kliuiiiiih 1'hIIk n the utM'M'. nt Mr, mid Mn. M (lll)MIII, Mr, and Mrs Alln-d II CtiMrl Mr hi ve Mlt thrlr lnrul teMilriirr nnd pinprriy hi Mr, and Mm. A, F Mim QuIMnll. U hn Will take povw. nli. n next wrrk, iiKivhu lirtp fnun V'lltlummn rlvrr. where thrv nor riur.rd n riimh w-iiip tlmr iilni. Mt Cihii-I relumed the InM of thp wret; f n'in I'm "l Intnl. w help Mir Mrn! 'I hank'lvlnn uilh her husband and iiairnlw. Mr. and Mrn Harrv Turner fiiMr, han been rrlrrtM-il fioni thp vrliMan. hitipilal hi Pud bnd and In under a dorinr'x ntt nf t tin lmmr nf his imrriift. and f It nutted n n iiullr hnt'nvrd at a tr mjI of hit fttav hi Purtlnnd in 'he li.vrr alMhidr Thr f til hit plan ! the ranleU ii rf 'ndrftn'ir- at Mils t'nif hut fur thr tttne hi-hur M.jt (itpl her inn. dtniKhipr-ln-Jaw untl rnitiddaHwhtrr. Mr nnd Mrv Alfred II (n.tH .Ir and t4ina urr innvliKr Into thp vminr CititH.' nrw reM driier Heron the itrrct n ll'rh Mfl irrriitlv Ijrrt fnmnlr'f e Mil f'fii- ! 1 1 MJl nnd f.uii'h h-ivi. 'nn innk it i !hir hninf utit) her fr witn' t'llir Mli'T C:i-Af Kr wus l(')Utl- led lu Portland r.istrl Jr piii n'nvrd ni n mnii nittpr hv Wilhmn I 'rnic at. thr Wrr.l Hide slnrr hi Chdminht. Charlpn J Hitcrn Irft Mnnduv f'r lH' hai fh.nn Kiirluvs. Cahf whrrrliP v 'II tnl-p tlip tn'npral Imlh" fnr 'i rt.ruttml lc mnditlnn from uhlrh hf hn- hren Miffrritm fnr thp imut fpw Mrrki llr unn arrmnnnnlpd n fnr Klntnath KalN by hit duuphtpr 'r Marvin pprdT and Mrs Jptrv K mi.' m hn rrturnrd Imnip hi thf pv rnlntr aftrr KopndiiKt hp dav 'l MMinns ihniptnir in Klatunth Tnll-i Mm Kvrlvn r.ukr Ii mPivhm pipdlral rarp Ir ft irvrrp throat in-fp-tlnn fmin w litrh .1ip Iui.h tern M.fferlnir thr mint srveral av IJtHktI DpiiIhii ih htilldina a nrw hemp fnr hu wlfp. hltnsplf and liahv diuiKlitrr, and thr fmiiilv v. 01 tunvv Into It on cnniplciiiKi in thr near future Thp new hntiw if tullarrnt tn thr hnniP of hU pitrmlt. Mr. and Mis rrnnk Intnn. on t!ie IViimn riii'ch. whrrr the vonnii LJenhin Ihivp hrrn niaktnK their home Mihp thrlr nmrrlnpr 1, M Hirrptpr returned thU week fn m rddmc. uherr he hud nhlpped First Church of Christ, Scientist S hrim h .r The Mlhtr I tiun h Ihr lrl ( hurrh of hrUI, rlrnllt, In fletltitt, !. 10th nntl WathinKtmi Srrvlrrn: SiiniUy Srhual, 11:00 . m. Suniluv Srrvlrr. II h in. WrtlnrMlnr I vrnliif .Mrrtinjt, 8:00 url.uk. Lciion-Sormon Subject, Dec. 7 "God iho Only Cause and Creator" Christian Science Reading Room 10:3 Ma in S(. RADIO BROADCAST SATURDAY 5:15 P. M. KFJI Subject, "Proof Trior Christian Scicnca Heals" W " DREW'S MANSTORE V i V) ;V; ;J m Just in Time for Christmas! ) Priced for Extra Savings! iuj x ' I SALE! WjJ Z Cf fBU V'1 !S Thniugliout the sM f.rm w B-w ms yi& v;t A IVrf s-mhSj ' - i 0 v Y 1 '1"'A n""vl,A"u undetweur EVERY ONE IN STOCK ff - IKpJC ?flj Solids, tWO-tOneS, Paisleys, plaids. ( 'K feeling to wear! Americas tsji 1 ) J I sret name in underwear for -Ar Flannel Rayon j rv ov" ,u" icnmr! m ah wool 1 U K'Fv Uf L- ,',,""i",R,"i," m Was NOW , 1 te'vjhy Ei Cotton Beacon $ 9.95 $ 6.89 f, xr.. XfW'ife fj Wool Plaids $21.50 $14.89 ""J )kVC' Plain Wools $17.50 $11.89 j WiXV fH Fancy Rayon $15.25 $12.89 ' Langell Valley Ml', mid Mm. Kl'Wlll PijijI illlll 'lliniiiy nf (.'itiivonvlllr hp rut 'I iHilll'i.KlvlhK WIM'k-l'llll Willi 111 ! IMiri'iilt, Mr. mul Mn.. Hi'ii NmK mill fmnllv. Mr. mul Mnt. Hint l'i li-ii.iiii n Mwri'l lliiinii wi'i'ii iiIhii 'riiuiiK.'.Klvliiu KUi'iitri nf lirr juirt'iil" llii' Nurkn. Mr. mul Mm. l.rn l.i'iivltt miO Mmy, Mm. Mmy Drmhniii mid ; Alllrll JJrmliiiin mill (.'limlrh, wen: ' '1 Jin III: r.l V Hit? ilitilll'i- Kll'''il'i i( Mr. i mul Mih. Mikr Urmhnin mul hoiit. Mr. mul Mm. Hub Hnilrr mid ! Jiiniiiy, Mr. mul Mri. Lawrence ! ('miiilirll, l-'iaiik mul Jim Woiiiiick, ! ii HI tin- liulliluy Willi Mm. llrhMe , ('miiiliill. Mi. mul Mm. y. W. Ilniwii mid Mmtlll wrir uui'ili Inr the diiy nt I tin lioiiir i( Mr. mid Mth. Hurry , I'tii.ii-r mid Mi. Smitli. Mr, mid Mr.i, l.lhiilt Hhum! flltirr liiliiid with it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ilinnrr on I Imnk; kivIiik Uui'.iU wrm Mr. mid Mr.-i. l ii Ittii' lluiihi. mid Hiimiii mid 'linn Hun ,.r Iruiii IliiiiiinH mid Mr. I mid Mu. Uiiii llur.i. mid lull nnd i Dmld liiil.ir, nil lit l.miKrll vullry. I Mr mid Ma Hill lliiniill wrnl In Midland Inr llir liiillday witli Mm. Iliiiiuiia iiunntn, Mr. nnd i Mi. Liviti r I'lni lll, mid mlirr rrlu- ; llvm mid (rlrlldh. 1 Mr. mid Mm. i'aul .Miiniie mid Ail i nil i iniiiiil Mr. mid Mm. Chin h n l,m liidi:r mid Iiin Null ul dlnni'i- mi 'riiiuik.'.uivliiK. Mr. anil Mr:, tilllicrt 1'iivm ul I Hum. Ni-v . vtMird liu brnilicr, ls l.mviu mul tinnlly. nri'iitly on Wi'ilni:,(luy Mr, mid Mn.. Huy I IIiIkc:. (il Tulrliikr Jnllird lln ill in a I iii key dinni i . i Mr. and Mm. Vlnri-nl lllilihy and l.ilnlly nl Kllimalll Kiilln npiMil Hun j day wnli hrr iian-nih. Mr. and Mm. , Hrn Nnrk mid family. N.mi:i ' KAI.MM. Urr. a -The Wll lamrllr 1'iiidiiillim Cndll ii.vs.Hia Him yr.Mrrday nnni.unrrd clntluii nf K. A MiCirnaik. KilKrnr. lo tm biiaril nf dlrri liim Mi'fiirliaik will M-ivr mn n. . rxinrrd trim nf H i(1.(.d, Cri wrll. wlij rrllrrd fium l.illiilni; Thr iiMiiilatli.n is a null of ihr faun rirdii ndiiiliiisiraiiun. " '""! ' lull fnilil Chllixitiln for v l'.lrr frrilllilt. Ilr wan iiiTolnpanlrd Milllh by Alvin Coprland. thr two n.rn tiiaklnii ihr trip by car lo Miprrlnlrnil arrmiKrmrntji for thr euro nf ihr mock for thr winter . UiirliiK Hlrrrter n nbsrnrr. William Hirwrr did thr rhorrii nt thr Htrret. r ranch Van Hranham of Klalllalh Falh i;. :iendini; n few day.n here vlMtlmt Bl thr hiilllr of hi. vin-ln-lim ilniiKhirr mid KriindMui. Mr. mid Mm Jninr Van Wnrmrr mid Mill 11: iiclus Mm l.tirlllr Nli-liolsini and ,h. dirn lift for Mrdforit this wrrk 1 i'Iut llavlnii spent a few days pack Ii.k llirir brliuiKints al their home here liiepiiriilnry to spendlnif Ihr vlnler months at their Medford , lipmr. Mm. Nii liiilsnn Is' the widow of the latr Theodore -Ted' Nlcllol H.ii. whose recent death occurred nt ' Meilfnrd when he and hl family virr iilaniiuiK to muni to Fori K.i. ninth thr sanir day hr was utrlrkrn with a fatnl heart nttiuk. Gadget To Quiet Trucks I'OltTI.ANI), (nr., Dec. 5 ll'i Tim roar nf heavy duty truikn, wliiiM! reveiberiitloiiii eriick llkn 1 1 1 1 ii Kli . inn be binii'.thl down Ui u li.'vel mil n i in Ii louder than Die averake pannriiKiT car, n National Motor Trani.porl assurliilloii official ; nalil Tliumdiiy. A devlcii devrlnpid line In mi ex. tiumlvu rencarch proKrmn in n "rrvo-! Iiilliinary" alep In iiilcllnu diei.cl and uaiiiillue motor- truck noii,e, Jiillun . UausMilii, chiiliiiimi of the iisi.ixiu-' linn s fiiilpmcul nnd m Inteniiuco j coininlllee, mild In an Interview pre 'il il ik hi apprariiiie al the Orc Kon Motor Transport as.-. Delation coiiventloii. , (iiiil'.solii. hem nf n I'orllmid pe triileuiii train. porlalloit and crtilp. inent iiianufacturiiiK Hrrn, Haul 1 plans lor Ihe device are beliid sent 1 lo all truck inmiiifacturern and lo : Male tiiK klni! asMa latlons. n will . not be palenlcd. Ifr said Its develop- i infill wan a cooperative eflorl. bv iniiniitacturcrii mid motor trnnsport ; two count uf flrnl dekrci; murder "rl'"1"' ! for the uxc nlnyiiiK of Iwo men at A dlrnel truck, eipiippid with thr jutlc Oemtle river Indian Mitllc dcvlce, which CiausMiin hnld was a I ,rnl July ''0 "i.inin r niM-rieii in me ex- balist pipe between the motor and the miililrr n diffme pressure, was to be ilcmonstraled to truckers to. morrow. - ins "ii (lower. (lauiiMilll said, which had been the principal obstacle In development of what he rails the exhamt receiving chaniljer. An iosik iiiIc. rradving the truck for thr demons! rat Ion. said there still was noise, "but Ifs the oilletest tiiu k you ever heard ' West Coast Cities Crime Average High POtVn.ANJ). Ilec 5 i,T, --Major crime In large Pacific const cities Is nearly double the national average. I'nward Ilobbltt. agent In chnrge of Hie Kill here, told Oregon sheriffs Thursday. Ill the first half of this year. Pu rine roast cities had 3 95 murders t.i every 100.000 residents, compared to the average of 2 0. and 1212 robberies compared to the average of 30 7. Ilurglary, assault, and auto theft ate miirr freoucnt In the west, too. Both Orrgun sherd's and Oregon d. trict attorneys opened their tin i. nil conventions here today. It's Been A Long, Long Wait I.OS ANGKI.KS. Dec. 5 '-John Wilson. 09, says he has been mar ried to the same woman for 47 years but hasn't seen her since UHJ0. Wilson finally got around lo doing something about their long separa tion yesterday. Hr filed suit lor an aniiulinrnl on grounds ol fraud or a dilutee on grounds of desertion. His suit against Tllllc Schlaurolf Wilson said they were married In New York City on May 4. 1900. He was Inducted Into the U. S. army two hours after the ceremony and never heard from her ngniu. he stated. ANNOUNCING The Opening December 1 st of PALACE BEAUTY SHOP 626 Main Alma McLcon, Mgr. and Operator Making America Great ; .... .. J Utic Knittind Co., Uitca, N. Y, ntt Anniiton, Al., Kniitrr of New Day Hmlyiurri), Itrtclst Miiilrnjilu, l.nnpi, Atlilviic liiU T Murm .... Mcn'i, llnyi' ant Cluldtcn'i (intlrrneur , Mm l imiff iiiu , . , . wrt ihtrti .... ChiUlrcn'l ilecprn. Paroled Youth Time Getting Equipped traded down like n pawnnhiip full if Jrwclry, a 22-yrnr-old Everett, U'aiih., yiiuih wiik nrreHted by Atntr, pilicr nnd, fnlliwlnn (urtlonln((. Indued In Ihe Klamath county Jn'l on u ehiirnc of vanrancy. The youth, Donald Kenneth Junes, In wanted bv IN.rlland police who are expected here. In Ihr meantime he hart a 30 dii;' layout 111 Ihe county Jul). Ktate police nald Jonen waa In ti rnwaled flrat by tin HP apeclnl akciit when he came Into the mil- Double Slayer Found Guilty 1-AlltHANKH, Aial.ka. Dec. 6 lIV A illMrlct court Jury last nlkhl con victed Ia'uii Jouen, 43-year-old car- i oenler from Vancouver. Wash . i,,. nirv rei omnifiided imamst ,i. ,,,., i, ,..,iv ' i , ,i , ,... ., . . .. i" i "! ,ur 0e l 'K lory, in which aircraft and civilian and military ground parties partici pated. The victims of the killings were Donald Harris, 33, a fellow construe- Low on funds, he admitted to Hon worker of Jones' al the Big breaking Into a house on 74th street Delta military project, and Carl bv smashing n window and making Ahnslrom, 08. a trapper and pros- oil with a table modrl radio, a prctor who was a bystander al the v. etch, opera glasses and other loot scene. Officers said the double ; Ilr repeated the window breaking tragedy followed a prolonged drink- j at n home In Orrsham, near Port ing party. land, and obtained more Jewelry Al the time of the crime, Jones' I F'om Greshnm. Jones said hr wile and four children resided at a ride to Mt. Hood and Vancouver. ' ,,lcrc wellt op t0 Redmond ' ! where he sold the radio. When picked un. Jones had on hts Police Pick Up j person two necklaces, three wrist watches, 2 pair of cuff links, one FrnnfP p.ili of opera glasses. 10 varieties The wrong guy picked him up. State police, on an early patrol iimii...... ..is - '"' f y"" up a 16-vcar-old hitchhiker whose stories failed lo Jibe. Under ques tioning al the patrol office, the youth admitted to be an escapee from the Washington slate training school nl Chchalls. Officials were advised of the youth's presence today and said the boy, now held in the Klamath county Jail, would be returned to Chchalis. the Wastes No rgad ynriln on a nouthlwund frelifht the nlitht of December 4. Office were railed In and learned thi, Jrneii wnii iinroled from the Wanh Inirton mate oenltrntlarv at Walla I Walla on Novrmlxr 10. He admitted l.i wantlntc little time before lie picked up a 10311 nedau In Everett a matter of hour after hln parole PreMdcnt Truman, already rated an v an (ranted. Ilr abandoned the ear a ..deBp KCIl dunitcr." qualified to the next day between ArlltiKton nnd , (Jliy ns a ,ub mariner In one of tho HclllnKham, Wanh., and admitted hmt jrmal appearances of hla va prowllng aeveral cablnn at a nearby ,.,,,i . ,hiH trnnie.-il n..vnl uh. iii xe. mere ne lounu i noiiiiisoii nub-macninc (tun under a pillow nome nhelln. a nleeplnif ban an" ci.nned koocIh which he took. i He told offlccm the Run wouldn ! fire as he hnd lost the clip, so he threw It away, hiked out oi Arnng- tor and then broke Into a house where he took a .22 rifle, some rings nnd other jewelry, ine rnie wan th.en disposed of but Jones said he kept the telescopic sight which he laler threw under a bed of a house he burelarlz-fd In Sedro-Woolley Wash. At that point he admitted to laving In another supply of Jewelry and a 'IQ bill. Jones then told officers he broke Intr a second house near Ml. Ver i.on, Wnsh . but had no luck. He was : questioned at Hellingham by state ( police but continued on his way. In Portland he pawned some of his collection nnd sold a wrist watch to a man In Grandma's Kitchen for M 50. He staved around Portland for couple of weeks nnd left there ; smday. November 30. j of pearls, cigarette cases and other j Jrwelrv. Portland police advised state po- lllr ,ney have , rerord of gome of . . . . the articles stolen and will be here foi their boy. Gateway To Crater Lake! Ft. Klamath Hotel and Cafe Ft. Klamath, Modern Rooms Oregon Home Cooked Meals 6:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. Sandwiches Chicken Dinners Home Made Pie Home Made Chili lo r plot; A ALL Real COWBOYS WEAR GENUINE t9aSI Blue Kvcry boy, from 1 to 8, wants real eowboy blue Jeans, and these are styled by America's No. 1 Cowboy Gene Autry. The leather label at taehed to the waistband Is Inscribed with Gene Autry's signature and his "Flying A" ranch brand. The Jeans are of extra quality Industrial Urnim, orange stitched and copper riveted. Made to allow a 4-Inch turn-up cuff. f 1 2.49 Jl Leons Tots - to - Teens shop 602 President Takes It Easy Today KKV WKRT Kla Dee IV, marine ba.se. He was summoned to the sur rendered German submarine, the XU-2513, to receive his scroll and plaque as a sub marlrcr by virtue of , t.xperence here In November, f il)W wn,.n he wenl down 450 (cet , UIldfr tne Ma lhl5 ,ame undersea ; craft. The president seized upon the op portunity al the same occasion to present medals to four naval offi cers. One of these. Commander George L. Street of Richmond, Va.. got a gold star In lieu of a second .s'l'.cr star. The president and Street met before, at the White House, when Mr. Truman pinned the Con-g-tnslonal Medal of Honor on the ni.val officer. Others honored were Commander I. S Hartman, who got his gold star In lieu of a second silver star, and WE DELIVER Pres-To-Logs Standard Feed Store Phone 8300 or Rinehart's Chevron Station Phone 3382 Oprn Mrkdr :M a.m. tm 9:M p.m. Sond'ars B:0 a.m. t t:0t p.m. S. Clfa St., acres from Tewer Theatre KAAjJAjU Jeans very Ginuint Cent Autry Jtan hoi o coupon altachtd le tne lobtl in Iht pockal Ihot It good tor on auto Qiophtd color pholo of Gtnt Autry and Champion. OXtUrttMT Main iiwmii-4ty'T' i At-. i .J . ft. i r Commander O. II. Whiting and Lt. O. W. Clnrke, who received bronze star mcdalR. Meanwhile, the president rend aloud to hl staff the nddrciw he will deliver Saturday dedicating the b' erKladrn national pnrk. The president was known to con sider the speech, slated to briiln at 3:61 p. m. IEST) as an Important conservation policy pronouncement. nlthnuKh his press secretary, Charles O. Ross, cautioned reporters aKalnst. describing It as "a major policy address." The chief executive, enjoying to the fullest his third vacation In Florida sunshine, conrentrntcd on sunbathing and sleeping. COUNTER PORTLAND. Dec. 6 ofv- Reed college received a Oelger counter yesterday to use In a nuclear re ttibbs Main at 6th Phnne 7013 ; i Rayon UNDERSHIRTS ( and SHORTS 1 MANHATTAN J) IF YOU ENJOY A GOOD DANCE the V.F.W. Invites YOU to Every SATT Nite at the Music by SKI'S Sensational SIX Dancing 9 1 Adm. 90c, Inc. Tax Mastand, makers of the famous Mastand fishing and hunting clothes for men, have designed a Stream Suit exclusively for women, with all the necessary-to-fishermen gadgets that are in your husband's Masland Stream Jacket. Here's an outfit that's ever bit as practical as a man's, but Cut to your figure . . roomy where it yim should b roomy, j becomingly slim elsewhere. Yet, we fill mail and phone orders. Jacket in even-age sizes, 10 fa 20, $15.75 Matching dnrfled-cuff trcustrt, $10.95 WOMEN'S HUNTING COAT with Matching Knitted Cuff Trousers This sporty 2-button Jacket has two hand-warmer pockets, and two shallow pockets with shell loops. The biR blood-proof gnmo ba(c has two diagonal slide-fastener openings placed well forward for convenience. Jnckct buttons snug around neck and wrists. Made of Mtisland Mountain Briar a new special cloth tested In field, stream and laboratory designed to withstand briars and brambles rain and wind Zclnnlzcd. Even slies 10 to 20. Sandpiper color. COAT $17.50 SHOP THE STORE 500 MAIN 8THKKT search project to be conducted by Dr. Arthur T. Scott, chemistry pro fessor. Th project Ii financed by a ra search corporation grant, Th Odder counter measure radiation from radio-active materials. No-0 but effective TREATMENT FOR EXCESSIVE DRINKING All dflr for alcohol removed with lasting results Sand new for full Informotloa nd references. 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