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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1948)
THURSDAY, HO. 5, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACI FIVI WEATHER KLAMATH rAI.I.H ANII VICINITY r'mit ti'lilNlit ' illv. Iilsli tntl.y 30, itw linilhl ft! ill il'InV ?U. NDiiniriiN t ai.iujiinia i., llllt.i .IHIW.1. III I'o.bI.I .1,(1 V.ll.y t.. mill .mow In ihoiiiiImIii IhiInv; flr lllllllllll Mini tllllH). nrVll Klliiw fUlrtl.. In lll'Minl.lh. Killing llltfhtly I'lihlnl, IKilllr VNIlNltli wrlmU IihIhv, Ih I'linilMM iihmI.i.i. li'n lliwpilm y IiImv. WKNTKHN OlirilllN. I'lll tlmiilr ..I'.lil I'luuily Willi iN'i'Miliiiinl n,,w aliovt.r. lit iniiiuilMliia mill frw llilil liow.i. III .unlit IiiiImv. I'mllr iIoikIv fulilMliI mill iiuiilly ,l..r KtliUy. I'oM.r In vllv Innlilil Willi Inw lniipia llir.. Imi!whi Ji mill Ufl Allri imuit t.in It.ralm.. 411 In 4A Mnilnim In ft.ah ...l.rly li) nm lh.,l.i Iv wlnilt nir rnnal r,.ll til tllt'Htf .MHt.lly wlllila through Mill 1M. KANTKHN OIIKdtlN ... Mnilly rluuilr Willi nfi'mihiliMl lliflil tltnw liMlny. I,. viiniliiH imlly i-loiHly Willi Rinllviril itiivv .lu.. Iniitylil mill rilil.t. I'imiI- r tmiltflil Willi l.iiitr.lm. ltw.vH 10 mill an AflrrfiiMiii lmti,lii,. J In :iA Im-nIIv ft. h imrtlioily wlnili, l. ri ig Imilgtil. rlmlul ( lull Tho Kuilrru Nlnr Hnt'lnl club will inert Hi At p, in. Friday nt tho Munnnlc temple limit run will bo Mm. Chun Hhrrmnn, Mm. Motile Huberta mid Mm. Kulli nlinrr. Mrcl TnnlsMJob DltllKhtcrs will mrot Imiluhl, Thursday, tor Urn rruulnr trulou nt tho MiimhiIo tem ple, 6 o'clock. Itiiniiiiuio - Hrhoiil chillies will lii mi nulo nt I he KUIIH Junior class ruiniiiiiun mile, lliilslurr Muliir com-l'i-tiy showroom, Frlilny afternoon uiid Hiiturdny nuiriilnii. (Joiniietl (Inn In kern lunoiiK Junior homo rooms a the nun brluulnu In the iiiimI riuiim.iuo (or llir mile will on treated to cukes mid dmiuhmils by the nl Iii-iii. Aiiiniiil llum,iirl -The iinuuiil baii ourt of Oil Ori-uon HUte Nurses' association will bo lu-ld In Dm I'cl 1'iin party room nrxt Moniluy at 1 Ml i. in. Hcsr-rvntloiis limy bo iiinilr Thursday, Friday lind Hutur dny mornliiK by chIIIiik iM dnyii or HHIKI evrnlnita. All Kriiduuto nurses bio welcome. I.ravrs lllllaliln- Juinra II Tyrre, Mrdford loKitrr w-ho Imn born a patient (or several tnontlui nt Hill side hospital being treated (or In JurlcK wlion ho wnr ntrurk by a cub. una dlMiilwrd TurMluy (roin the honpltitl, Mmnrn'i Hull Tho minunl Ma lln Klrrmrn'a bull will bo uiven Hiit urdny iilKht In tho llrundwny hull III Mnlln, ProiTi-dn to no to tho not (Irrhoiuio nd oiUlinit-ut. I'ytliUn Hlnloni 'II 10 Pythian HlnU-rn club will moot In tho IOOP hull i-'rlduy, l-cbrunry 8, at 8 p. in. (or n potlurk nuiM-r, Nollle Mciuer, Itooua KiikIII, Mnrlo Klluore and Viola HorrtiMii are mrrnljom of the committee (or tho ovrnhiK. A mir prloo event him boon planned and all member", nlmulcl try to attend. VUlllm- Iro II. Moullon, who wan recently Kraduated lrm tho t'lilvcrnlty o( Houthcrn CnlKnrnU mIiimiI of JoiirnullMn, la vlKltlmi ir. Altiimont at the home of hi moth er, Mm. Anna Moultnn and hli iiln tei and brolher-ln-law, Mr. and Mm. Clyde Curlntrom, Frlrnilhlp 'lub The Krlcnd ahlp club will meet at tho home of Jonephlno Chiiney, 610 Mitchell, on WedncMluy, February II, at a p. m. Mild pluiMihle and auction brldiio will bo pluycd after the bunliiciui meet Inif. Itrturna From North Mm. Vin cent Lawlcr, ntuUi vice prealrirnt of the National Society fo.' Crippled Children and Achilla, Inc., returned th la mornlim from a atnU board meeting In Portland tho early part of tho week. .!urrry Fred Norton of route 1, Klamath Falla, had major iurgery Thuraday morning at HllUldo hoa pltal and It doing nicely. VFW-Pellcan Poat CIB3, VFW. will meet tonight at 8 o'clock III the KC hall. iff Itliylbm Hand 'Clio rhythm bund of tho Women of tho Moose, (II rccted by Mm. Maurice Puup, child trulnlng chulrmun, will meet for practice Frlduy from 4:30 to 1:10 p. m. In tho Mooaa hall. Ititmrmukrra Mernbem of the homcmnkem group of Women of the Mooae will meet (or potluck lunch eon Friday at 12 o'clock noon. The uaual card party will follow, Meet liiga are at the Moone hall. Improving Hobble Muahcn, young on of Mr. and Mm. 8amu.fl A. Muahcn of 127 Hlllalde, la recovering from an ear Infection which ha kept him Indoora for moro than a week. I.ravca lliMiitul Mm. Faye Wit ter, employe of Lorenz company, waa dlamlaacd luat night from Kill aide hoapltal where alio haa received medical caro the laat few duya. Medical Care Mm. Althea Con trail of Merrill, chief operator at the telephone office there, la re ceiving medical care at Hillside hoapltal. Minor Hurgery Brlce McCormlck of Kcno, well known resident of that area, Is a patient at Hillside hospital where he had minor surgery today. From Ikevlew Mm. Richard Duck of Lakevlew had minor surgery Thuradny morning at Hillside hoa-plUil. Hupprr The Klumuth Saddle club party Wednesday night centered around a potluck buffet at the home of Mrs. Mary Truax, llua banda of club membera were gueata and about 30 were preaent. Kodeo movies were shown by Burt Rohn, sulcaman at Hul a Sport shop. Practice Kaglea auxiliary ol(l ccrs and drill team members will practice at 8 p. m. Friday, In the FOE hull. All are urged to be pres ent. The auxiliary drum corpa will meet for practice at 7:30 p. m., Monday, February 9, at the lodge hall. New Member Clay Helmuller of Portland has Joined the staff of East hide Electric. He came here from Portlund, February 2, where he was shop superintendent for the Ma rine Electric company for 10 years. The Helmullers have purchased the Ray lilggcrs' home In Hager. To Mardl Oral Bill Peterson, salesman In the appliance depart ment at Beam, Roebuck companr. will leave by United Air Lines Fri day morning for New Orleans to attend the Mardl Oras and visit a friend who served with him In the navy. Inspector Here Post Office In spector J. A. Eldswlck Is In Klam ath Falls on routine business this week. Valentine The Veterans of For eign Wars auxiliary will meet to- Cash Split On Boxing Given Letters have been sent by the city to Klamath Palls veterans organiza tions notifying them of their share In gate receipts from boxing matches at the armory. The city annually get a per centage of gate receipt, this year amounting to 12000. Forty per cent la kept by the city to be used fir charity, and the remaining 60 per cent, 11200, Is divided among veter ans groups. night, Thursday, In the city library clubrooms at 8 o'clock. There will be a Valentine exchange and refresh ments. Receipts Klamath Falls post office started the year with $19. 020.84 In postal receipts for the first month. January receipts for 1948 ex ceeded those for the same month In 1S47 by 41164. MR. GROUNDHOG SAYS: "WE'LL HAVE SIX WEEKS MORE OF WINTER!" IT WILL BE A LONG TIME TILL SPRING, AND IT MAY BE A LONG TIME TILL YOUR NEW CAR OR TRUCK COMES ALONG! SO, TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRESENT CAR or TRUCK There's No Beiier Way to get the moil In plrure nd pr rformanre from your car or Irurk mid coiurrve thU valunble powMlon than a MOTOR TUNE-UP It's the MINOR operation that saves .MAJOR repairs. Here's what we do: TL'NK MOTOR ( OMI'I.K'I Kl, V (following factory .perilled procedure) INSPECT, TK.IITEN OR ADJl'KT: Furl, cooling and eshau.l systems, hose connections, fsn belt, cylinder hrad, mani folds, wiring. CLEAN, HERVIC'K: lUtlrry, battery connection., spark pluis, air cleaner, furl pump. ALL FOR ONLY ;9 (Labor Only) IMMEDIATE SERVICE AND, WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER LOMBARD MOTORS 522 So. 6th Dodge Plymouth - Dodge "Job Rated" Trucks Ph. 3136 24 HOUR SERVICE for Top Quality Heating Oils Dependable Check and Fill Service Larry Goerges BASIN OIL CO. 1.110 Klamath (Former Location M. A ML Market) Office Phono 6696 Nights, Sundays. Holidays Phono 6043 New Spring Line of Famous TAYLOR Made to-Meai tire CLOTHES here. Hundreds of samples. Since 1918, Jed MANSTORE- 7U Mala Nunn-Bush Shoes. Mayor Ed Ostendorf said that letters have been sent out to the American Legion, Veterans of For einn Wars, Spanish American War Veterans, Marine Corpa league, and Disabled American Veterans. The mayor asked that any other veterans group entitled to part of the fund contact him for further Information. The money was turned over to the city from tho boxing commission for distribution this week. Italy Cracks Down On Alien Activity ROME, Feb. 8 (P Italy's govern, ment, facing a crucial national elec tion this spring, cracked down on activities of aliens today while the cabinet debated strict anti-communist measures. Premier Alclde do Oasperl'a mld-dle-of - the road cabinet decreed prison terms and fines Aw "all those who give shelter or employment to aliens or persona wttliout cltlsen ship status." The decree called fo double the usual penalties up te June 30. PUMICE TILE For Every Building Need "There li no Finer Pumice Tile Made." Klamath Pumice Tile Co. 164 Owens Phono 4(1 1 From where I sit ... ly Joe Marsh te Do You Have Noisy Neighbors? A lot of the neighbors wtr sud denly annoyed by Jeb Crowell'a hammering at night. Jeb was build ing himself a new front porch and the only time that he could give to H was after aundovn. Finally we decided the best thing te do was all pitch in and help and get the carpentry over with as soon as possible. We did. Finished tho porch next evening and Jeb gratefully treated us to let eold beer and cider. From whero I sit, that's what being a good neighbor means. In stead of tomplalnlnt about the other fellow's habit$, try to under stand and share hit intertill. So it my practising on tht flute annoys you, tome on over, neigh-' bor, with your fiddle or guitar and join mt I Maybe it will tnd np In our knowing and appreciating one another better ... In an evening of good fellowship. And I'll promise to provide the beer that fori with vonings of good fellowship I Copyright, 1948, Unitti Statu Brtuers Foundation I HffTMAsm au COUP E Nsls FIEETMASTER TOWN SEDAN V . , I SsV nCETMASTER CABRIOLET I s HEETMASTED STATION WAOON iw' STUEMASTM BUSINESS COUP! STYlEMASTtR. ClUB COUM Jji STTLEMASTEg TOWN SEDAN Now on display if pi 0 . ich coffee always tastes better ...and EDWARDS is always rich coffee! 1 V IlISI I li&fr. 'sJrfjg'llQUU ' DRIP t PULVERIZED T&llkj. Featured at yjlr TH CHEWOH-ET Newer! Smarter1. 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