TRIDAY, JAN. 30, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FACE SEVEN
IY,
Break Seen
In Weather
Over Nation
CIIII'AtlO, Jail. 30 M'H- Culcl
weather llmereil hi part of hr
Mlrtweei mid Kaet tmlay, Increaiiliif
the hmtliiK'furl problem, hut rlilni
tentlieretiiree were on the way lo
Many aeetlotu of (ho rpiilml, eoutli
rn and mountain elatee,
HhorUfea of furl till affected
com of eomiiiiinltlre mid berame
more Brute lit amiie areae following
tli eeverel rerent roll! annul. In
dualrlra luiroaa tlm country fnrerd
lo cluee beeauee of the Dlirlnllmriit
of re . lipollra have made lilla mora
than llto.uoo worltrre.
TiKtny'a oulilrnl wriilhrr wu In
Mattered aocUona of tlin country,
wtth below writ temperature! re
ported III Die IJiikiilna, MUIiIkiui,
Northern New York and purta ol
New KtiKlAiid.
A freali nmu of rold air ovrr
Lake rliiierlor moved Into Mlclilicu,
apread acroaa tha Middle Alliuitlc
atatm and Into Nrw Knuland.
Saullo Hie. Marie, Mich., reported
low of -17 while mark ol lielow
fni prevailed III Northern Iniwer
Mlchliinii.
Heavy Hnnw
Hetow rro temperature hit
Northern New York after a hlluird
wel the area with a nnowtnll
meaauiInK from 10 to lil Inrhea In
Walerlown. The mercury dropped
In -14 at Onion, N. Y , early to
day. l,ower temperature a I no were
fnreraat for New York City, where
Ilia early mnrnloi reading waa In
the low ZO'a. The theriuometrr In
Iturlluiton, Vt., and Caribou, Me.,
dipped to 11 below and lair and
colder weather waa the general fore
eaat for the New Finland area
today.
New York C'lly'a fuel ahnrtake
prompted Uie state fuel coordinator
to request oil colnpanlea lo reltlllnte
dellvertra, with home owner , public
Inailluiloiui and Id priHlucert to
have priority over iinii.r.vvriilltil
tueri. Many tunnel III the inetrn
polli are without heat and public
uulldmsa and hospital ate run
ning low on oil. Kealrlriil In anine
apartment hmun (inc. I with fuel
ehortauea liavc moved Into hotel.
Summit Road
Opened Up
CASCADE MJMMIT. Jan. 30
Knterprlalng aoula wtio care to rlk
It will find Hie road own Into
Caatade HuinmlL Hud Clark, the
Caterpillar man. worked aeveral
dayi until midnight to clear a road
way and aurreeded In doing to. Home
local reaidenu have made ue of It
and report It aatlafactory If the
autot ue chain and drlvea care
fully. Know haa not piled aa hlitli
till winter aa It did two wlnlera
ago when the Caterpillar tractor op
erator loat his way and plowed the
, ahlnirlea off the roof of one tcle
f raphcr'a woodshed.
lite extremely high wlnda which
knocked over aeveral Irrea In the
Biimmtt area were In part re
epomlble for the cancellation nf
some reservation at Odell Hummlt
lodge Dili lal week. I.ow temjiera
ture combined with the wind made
It almoat Impoulbla tn walk on the
road and kiimt waa difficult. Com
munication waa completely out In
aome liutanrc and linemen worked
day and night repairing wlrei and
cutting treea off the lines.
Boyle's Column
Conversation With Kids
is A Wonderful Thing
lly IIAI, IIOVI.K
NKW YOIIK, Jan. 30 tl'j Where
can you buy a freckle?
I need one bud. I'm III a Jam.
If I don't find one aoon a little
girl la going Ui be mud at me. (the
anld I look II
and haven't
brought It back.
Other people's
kill they get
me III mote odd
p r e d I c uinetiis.
Hut I don't Imve
iiny children of
my own, an I
have to play
with tlione Hint
belong to other
people.
Children do
for me what
mule, booka.
iiai, iiovi.k
innvlea. golf or
gambling does for many growmlps
that Is, they lift me out of the
world of worry and the high coat
of living.
Critics who complain the modern
World hna loat the art of conversa
tion niiial never tulk to children.
It yiii try lo talk down to them,
thry (UJrkly find you out and shut
up. Hut If you can Hike the u rubor
off your Imagination what a
wonderful realm you enter with
thern. CoininonaenAO la iirmiwiwie,
and nunaenno Is commomenno and
every sentence holds a surprise.
Hoincdny It wilt be a penitentiary
of fens lo put a rein on the fancies
of children, who are born poets
and die well, something Icjs than
poeta.
iet In Dutch
My guinea with children, how
ever, usually put me In dutch with
their purrnts, who complain later:
"II took m two hours after you
left to quirt Junior and gel hlrn to
go lo lied. You get him over
csclted." I am In bud standing now at one
household which hu a small boy
who wants to lecome another
Tlioinua Kdlsiin. This young me
chanical griiiun aked m about
Heaven, and I did my best lo ex
plain Ui him all about this place
where I hoc some day to ge my
mall. I answered all his question
with the latest Information 1 have.
Hut the olhrr day his father re
proached me bitterly:
"What Ideas are you pulling In
my son's head anyway? He has
Informed his mother he never wains
to go lo Heaven because II doesn't
have an escalator. He says he
would rather go to a department
store."
The only deal with the younger
generation I havo come out ahead
In recently concerns the purchase
of a dog by two children of aome
friends In Indianapolis. The kids
earned the money themselves. Hut
I made' a small contribution to the
fund, and another friend later put
In some, loo.
Nought Dog
Hie kid bought a Dachshund. It
was so Jong they decided It needed
two names. Ho they named the
front end "Hal" for me and gen
erously named the back half
"Charley" In honor of the last contributor,
Now, about that freckle. I play
fully pretended lo pluck It off the
nose of this five-year-old girl after
a visit a month ago. Last week I
culled again, and she crept up be
hind me and whispered In my ear:
"I'leuse, I want my freckle back.
I think It Is lonesome for me."
"I am taking awlully good care
of It," I replied.
"Do you toko It out for a walk
every day on a leash?" she asked.
Homewhat flabbergasted at the
mental picture of a freckle out for
a stroll I hemmed and hawed and
she said very solemnly:
"I really do want my freckle
back. Please mall It to me this
week and don't forget."
What happens now? The only
thing I can think of Is to tell her
the freckle changed Into a chocolate
bur and mall her one.
Hut this could start a game that
would put me In the poorhoiue.
She haa about 1,265,347 freckles
now and growing more every day
the sun shines.
Vet Students To
Flood Labor Pool
POHTLANO. Jan. 30 WV- The
veterans administration today re
ported there would be a heavy In
flux of veterans from colleges Into
the Oregon labor pool by 1950.
The VA said that la the year
when most of the ex-OI men and
women will graduate and that near
ly half the 11.780 veterans enrolled
In Oregon college are sophomores.
Many will withdraw from school
earlier, however, and the education
beneflta of others will expire be
fore IBM.
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March of Dimes
Music by
MORRISON
McDONALD ORCHESTRA
KLAMATH
ka
A
Saturday
JAN. 31 st
Dancing
9:00 to 1:00
Admission
$2.00 Couple
French OK
Franc Recall
PAIIM, Jan. 30 (! Both houses
of Prance's levlslature approved to
(I y the Kovernment's bill with-
drawlrn all 5000-Iranc note) from
circulation.
The finance ministry announced
that everyone holding the 5000
Iranc notes will be repaid. The an
nouncement said the operation was
not "an expropriation." An official
source had Indicated yesterday that
some of the bills mlifht be con
fiscated as a blow at the black mar
ket If holders could not explain
their possession,
1'rcinler Itoberl Schuman'i drastic
money program cleared another
hurdle when the council of the re
public ratified by a vote of 107 to
128 the bill abolishing the SOOO-franc
note as legal tender. Earlier the
national assembly approved the bill
308 lo 'im after an all night debate.
'Itie premier had staked the life of
his two-month-old coalition cabinet
on his program.
About 06,000,000 of the 6000-franc
notes were In circulation, valued at
I.MO.000,000 at the new rate of 314
franca to the dollar.
"There Is not and will not be any
withdrawal of other notes of the
Bank of Prance," the finance min
istry announced.
MP.ANE8T MAN
PORTLAND, Jan. 30 Police
today held a man accused of steal
ing a March of Dimes collection
bottle from a tavern.
He was booked as Clayton L.
Crane, 28, Tacoma, and bond waa
set at 11000. Police said the bottle
and ill 62 In change were recovered.
Another bottle was reported stolen
from another tavern.
Copper was used by early people!
almost all over the world.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purs
Word's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Sons
Mi High Phone 3334
Extension
Unit News
Pelican
The meeting of the Pelican home
extension unit haa been postponed
until Pebriury 20 on account of the
many plana that are under way for
the Prantic Frolic at the Pelican
school on Friday, February 13.
The next meeting will be a Valen
tine gift exchange at the home of
Mrs. Paul Buck, Wocua. at 1 p. m.
The chairman, Mrs. Prank Hurd,
and vice chairman, Mrs. John Blev
lns, and Mrs. Kobert Muthls will be
on the air over KPLW with Helen
HI Inc. home demonstration agent
Thursday, February 10, with party
plans for Washington's birthday.
Poles Tighten Up
Military Training
WARSAW, Jan. 30 UP) A law ex
pected to pass parliament today
provide (or broad mobilization for
military training of youths and un
drllled men up to 30.
The official press agency disclosed
that the "Sluzba Police" statute
creating a government-directed na
tional youth organization provided
compulsory military training not
only for youths In the 16-21 age
brackets but also for men of more
advanced years.
University of Southern California
graduate, are honeymooning today.
They were married yesterday In
the historic San Juan Caplstrano
mission with the Rev, John T. Con
Ion, pastor ol St. Mary Magdalen
church of Los Angeles, officiating
at the wedding mass, which was
followed by a reception In Balboa.
It waa the first marriage for both.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF II.RCTION
KOTICK IS HKRKHY OIVJCN that the
Board of ftuparvLtwre of tha POC VAL
UV SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT
hava aat Thursday, tha I0ta day of
rehruarr, 1946, between tha hour of
7:00 and 9 00 o'clock p. m at tha Oranga
Hall In Poa V allay. Oregon, aa tha Uma
and placa for holding tha Annual MaaU
Ing and tha Annua) EJactlon to alact a
Suparvlaor for a thraa-yoar tarm to
uccaad tha avplrad term of Gaorga
Stavanaon.
Data th 12th day of Jamiarr, 1H.
A. W. SCHAUPP.
Sacratery, ,
3. 30; T. S-13 Ho. 4.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR!
Notlca la haraby (Ivan that tha undar
rignad haa baan appointed Administratrix
A tha aateta of WILLIAM JOSHUA
STEPHENS. aomaUmM known aa W. 3.
STEPHENS or WM 3. 8TTPHKNS. da-
eaaaad, by tha circuit Court for Klam
ath County, Oragon.
All oaraona having elalma agalnat aald
lata ara haraby rarjulrod to praaant
aama, propariy variriad aa raquiratl oy
law, to tha undaralgnad at tha of lea of
CI a ran ra A, Humbla. Cnurthotist, Klam
ath Falli, Oragon, within six montha
from data of thU notlca.
Dated January 30. 164a,
HF.r.r.N ANN STKPH1CNS,
Administratrix nf Ilia Kateta
of WM.IJAM JOSHIfA
STKPHKNS, Dacaaaad.
3. 30: P. S-13-30- 27 No. 3.
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DIPriCUtTt
Asnw: Joilnh teeoiM Wurd. Jiiat 1
droa, Penetro Nose Drops, In each nos
tril shrink swollen membranes, open void
clogged nose. You breathe easier rlglit
away. Comea (n 8 generoua tin. lle
PENETRO dosps
MARCH OF DIMES DONATION
MRS. PAUL BUCK
Chairmon, 1948 March of Dimei
Box 1011, Klamath Falls, Oragon
Enclosed find $..
Name
Address
for the 1948 campaign.
Dennis Day And
Bride Honeymooning
BAN JUAN CAPIBTRANO, Calif ,
Jan. 30 OPi Radio Singer Dennis
Day and his bride of a day, Mar
garet Ellen Almquiat, 23-year-old
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FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE SOUTHERN BARBECUE
1320 OREGON AVENUE
ANNOUNCING ITS
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FEATURING
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Breakfast Lunches Dinners
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DOWNTOWN
Pine St. Market
7 th and Pine
Monarch Texaco Service
Oregon Woolen Store
800 Main
Cec's Signal Service
So. 6th and Walnut
Jewel end Gift Shop
78 Main
1 Mala
Dirschl Food Market
33S6 Shasta Way
Franklin's Richfield Service
1640 Summers Lane
Idella's Grocery
4846 So. 6th
Idella's Meat Market
SUBURBAN
Schneider's 5c. 10c and 25c
4801 So. 6th Formerly fat Idella's
Parks Garage
4651 So. 6th
Shasta Food Store
4333 Shaata Way
Shasta Mobile Station
4146 So. 6th
Sunrise Service Station
4335 Shaata Way
11 K. Mam
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