SATURDAY,
FEB. 7, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACB THREl
WEATHER
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Allr"""'" 3.1 In as
To Hun I'rmirlwn Hurry K.
Pelts, lot-nl urn-Hi lor ttiri Metro
IkiIiiiiii Life Insurance romiiuny,
jrft Friday nllilil l"r Man Francisco
where he will BiM-iul a week will at
tend the company nifctlnK. rein
enrncd lln honor nf Ix-lnir In
cluded as a nurnl lit the IIMH Presi
dent's clllll inecllllK. kivcll lo It
aKcnt out nf WOO In this territory.
Pelts will bo ft mirsl l I'"1 r"lr
niiinl tintrl.
Iliislims M e e 1 1 n I Catholic
PaiiKhtcrs nf America will hold
bualnriM meeting In the parish hull.
, Monilny Hi B p. m. A subject of
vital linimrliuue In rvrry member
nf Court Klnmnlh will be discussed
mid Hit attendance of nil members
1. requested. Mlldrrd Keavcy will
lit rhalrmtin of the refreshment
committee.
I.Vnm flardrn tirove M .W. "lilll"
Cnselxiom of Clnrdell Ornve, Calif..
Is a vlnltor In KIninnm rails ami
while, here l at the Hull. Cocbonm
resided lor miiiiy years In Una city
r d l buiy Kreellim old mentis
here. He alleniled the Klka Indue
session laal niRhl and plain to re
main here until February 30.
Kporla lianre -- Meinbera of the
Klaiiiaill Falls Moose Hpotis aMO
rlatlon are aikcd lo allend a special
meellnii at 7:30 lonlitlil at the liKlite
quarteri. Following the meetlnl
there will be a apeclal dance on
aored by IJit ax:lallon for all
mcinbrra and guenu.
Nurat Mia. Itmnlla Jonea, (til
and Jrfferaun, hn relurneil lo work
In llio olllie of IJr. Wayne It. rier
ten. Hhe worked with lilm after hla
return from aenict and enmo bacli
annlii In Jiinunry ltMD when Mra.
Nellis Clayton left tor her home in
Portland.
Kitrnaion Meellni 'I'he Merrill
home externum unit will hold It
lemilar meeting on Thurwliiy eve
nlnis al the Merrill high arlioul. The
mrellng will lie on the raro and use
of new mnterinli. FiMitstools com
pleted al the ln.it iiiicllnu will be
on display Tueaday.
To Torlland-Glen Clulley of
Vv'hlle avenue was railed to Port
land Thursday by the aerloua lll
neaa of hla lather who waa to have
had imincry In Porllnnd Friday.
The elder Clulley la 83 years of aiie
and resides at Nrwbcrg.
Vacation William Peterson ot
MS HerRcant left Friday for New
Orlrmis and the Mnrdl Clrni. He
will be gone about a week and will
vull friends In that city while
there. Peterson la an employe of
Senrs, Roebuck.
From Portland J. K, Fox. secre
tary - treasurer of the Northwest
Livestock Production Credit asso
ciation, and Pat Cecil, field repre
sentative, were In Klamath Falls
this week-end en rutin lo the flrd
llluff. Calif., bull sale.
Vl.ltnrs -Ml, mid Mrs. Wnyne
KccM'P of Mi'dford arrived In
Klniniilh Fulls Friday evening o
help their molher, Mrs. Hose Kie
sre, celelirule her birthday. Himiii
niter their arrival ihey received
li'leplioiie cull fioin (heir duiiKhler
l.i.ulse, Mrs. (,'. CJ. Houtherliinil of
Medford, telling of the sudden Ill
ness of two Kiiinildiiuuliteia. Mrs.
Keesee relumed to Medford on the
eveuliiK bus. Keeseo, former leucli
er In Kluin.illl Fulls, and now em
ployed ut Camp rltonemiin, has
lieen seriously III for sevrrul months
but Is much Improved.
Hull Arrives - Mr. and Mis. I.oren
Hlinons, IVi N. 3rd. are purents of
their second son, Hleven, born Fri
day al Kliiiiinlh Valley hospital.
Miliums Is wrestling couch at Klam
ath Union high school and was not
al home for Ihr blessed event, hav
ing taken his wrestling team to
Hiilem. He arrived here at 3 a. in.
today. Mrs. Hlmons' mother. Mrs.
It W. Ilurrett of Uis Angeles, Is
here with her daughter's family.
New Hon Word wos received
Friday night announcing the blrlh
of a son lo Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W
Jones of Pittsburg. Cullf. The little
boy was born Friday and has been
n a m r d llrudlry ltlchard. He
weighed pounds II ounce's. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur A. Jones of 20 High and Mr.
and Mrs. Hulph llitworlh of Parma,
Idaho.
Spacious Red Brick Country Dwelling
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A bath for each of the three bedrooms Is part of Ilia house plan for the Paul Dalton residence on the
Merrill highway. This loin, low modrrn structure has no basement, but there la extra space In the two-car
garage for storage.
Tailoring Class All persons plan
ning to attend the OVrJ tailoring
course stalling Tuesday. February
Id. at I p. m , should bring to class
a (lencll, paper, measuring tape and
class fee. The clnss will be held In
the campus store building, formerly
the post exchange.
Suburb Group Will Oppose
County's Plan For Zoning
The proposed courtly lonlng plan
met with vigorous opposition from
the Suburban lenguo at a meeting
last night at Hhasta school.
A test vote token on the plan
showed an 80 per cent opposition.
Twenty per cent of the members of
the league cost no vole and of those
voting not one was for the plan
which deals with building restric
tions and street construction regula
tions, Ned Hmlth and L. Alva Uiwls were
appointed by Hie league to further
Investigate the plan and report bark.
They will each appoint one addi
tional member.
Objection to the plan was based
on the opinion that It Is un
democratic and there would be no
way to recall a member of the
county lonlng board or any decision
made, by the board under the pres
ent sel-up. The generally expressed
opinion of members ot the league
was that If the zoning plan should
carry In the May primary that sub
urbanites would seek a separate
municipality.
A report from the rural fire dis
trict board by Secretary Clyde Wil
liams suited that the fire house Is
about one-third completed but con
struction Is being delayed by cold
weather. The fire district was organ
ized last year and everything is
ready to start operation April 15.
Two new fire trucks are on order
al a cost of I2J.000.
Lewis reported that the 4-inlll tax
levied on all suburban property last
year has been more than balanced
by the drop In property fire lnsur
a nee rates.
Falling Branch
Fatal To Logger
Ralph O. Bcapoose, 41 -year-old
Klamath logger and rigger, was
killed by a fulling limb while worg
: ing in the woods near Klamath
I Klver, Cullf. on February 3, accord
ing to word received here by friends.
Bcapoose worked In this area lor
many years and was a former Long
Bell and Ewauna Box company em
ploye. He died two hours after the
fatal accident and final rites were
held February 4 at Eugene. Bca
poose was a native of Beverley, W.
Vs., and remains were shipped to
the family home. He Is survived by
I his wife, Mary.
rish Leader
Keeps Office
DUBLIN, Feb. 7 m Eamon de
Vulera, Eire's prime minister for 18
years, has lost his party majority In
parliament but Is expected to keep
his Job Just the same.
His flanna fall (government
party won only 66 of the 147 seats
In the new dall 'parliament! In last
Wednesday's general election, com
plete returns showed today.
The combined opposition. Includ
ing parties that had sought a coali
tion government, won 76. The re
maining five seats will be filled
next Tuesdoy In a postponed elec
tion In Carlow and Kilkenny coun
ties. The government party had 77 of
138 deputies in the old parliament
d:ssolved last fall.
The new dall meets February 13
to elect a prime minister. Op
ponents and supporters agree De
Vetera stands a good chance of re
election by pulling the votes of
some Independent and national la
bor party deputies. He needs 77
votes to win. Independents have
12. national labor four.
The Irish Independent, Dublin
newspaper, said he would make a
strong try for parliamentary con
trol, even if only temporary, so that
he could call another election be
fore long. He did that in 1944 after
squeaking through to re-election
the previous year.
Logging Company
Chimney Tumbles
PORTLAND, Feb. 7 oP) A $35,000
fire destroyed the Wilson River Log
ging company's boiler room and fuel
bin and toppled over a 50-foot
chimney at the plant today.
The mill, which employs 40 men,
will be out of operation a month.
The night foreman said the fire
apparently was caused by . sparks
falling on a sawdust bin.
The Doctor Says
Heart Research Gains
By KDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
Written for NKA Hervlrt
In 1944, about 676,000 people In
the United States died of diseases
of the heart and blood vessels. Ac
cording to the American Heart as
sociation, which Is conducting a
nationwide campaign this week, one
person In every 20 suffers from some
disease of the blood vessels or of the
heart.
Heart disease Is not a single con
dition. The campaign against It
must, therefore, be aimed at the
several underlying causes responsi
ble for the various types of diffi
culty. Rheumatic fever, for example,
Is one of the most important causes.
This develops most often during
ch'ihood. Research on means of
preventing and treating this Im
portant source of heart disease Is of
pressing Importance.
High blood pressure and harden
ing of the arteries are other ex
tremely Important types of blood
vessel and heart difficulty. Here, too,
research mast go forward on many
fronta In order to find the cause and
means of prevention and treatment.
These two afflictions may be follow
ed by bleeding or a clot In the brain,
causing a stroke of apoplexv.
Coronary thrombosis, which Is a
clot In the artery supplying the
heart, and angina pectoris are also
common complications. Much has
already been learned in preventing
the advance of some of these con
ditions. Nevertheless, thev take an
enormous toll of life and health.
OUTLOOK IMPROVED
Most people with heart disease
I need not necessarily look forward
to a life or Invalidism. The outlook
Is much better than waa formerly
thought, and the care of many types
of diseases Involving the blood ves
sels and heart has greatly Improved,
already.
Nevertheless, research la necessary
If we art to expect further progress.
More people should be made swart
of how much can be done for them,
especially If their difficulty Is found
early. In all of this work, the Amerl
can Heart association and other In.
terested organizations are making
a real contribution.
THE DOCTOR ANSWERS
QUESTION: My hair, eyebrow
and eyelashes are falling out. What
can I do?
ANSWER: Your condition sound
typical of alopecia areata. The causa
of this condition la not known, but
in the majority of cases the hair
eventually grows back.
Nary men at the training center
have an opportunity to see motion
pictures which show what men do la
various ratings on board ship.
Classified Ads Bring Results
HOTELS
OSBOP.N HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
Mr. il 1. E. Eulir
sod Jtt Carl7
rra)ftitari
Vacation Tim
All The Time!
McCREDIE
Hot Springs Resort,
on hiway 5$ Phone 9FJ
McCredle Springs, Oregon
Open all year! Health ... Rest
. . . Recreation . . Loafing)
I'lles George Temple, brother
of Movie Star Shirley Temple, left
Klamath Kails today for Eugene and
from Eugene will return to Uurbank,
Calif, by plane. He stopped at the
Wlnema hotel while In town.
Dalton Home
Uses Glass
Wtllamlna brick and glass blocks
are used for the exterior of this
recently completed ouc-sUiry home
of the Paul Daltons on Merrill road.
Wide concrete alcps and porcli
mark the entrance and a large con
crete terrace makes an outdoor liv
ing room al the rear of the house
which has casement windows with
roll screens and a hip roof.
The Inside of the llvlng-dlnlng
room Is finished In natural bircli
and paneling of this material flanks
the brick fireplace. Besides this room
the house has three bedrooms and
three bulhs, a kitchen and breakfast
room, a den, a utility room and a
double garage. There Is no basement.
Hoi w atrr heat convectors have been
Installed to warm the house.
Sheldon Brumbaugh was the arch
itect. Saddle Jaunt
Comes To End
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7 (,1-Ned
Kennedy, dl, and Cecil Cury. 31, of
Tncoma, Wash., hove completed an
8'i month horseback trip from
their home slate to the nation's
cipllal and now hope to see Presi
dent Truman.
The two arrived here Thursday,
and said they could have made the
trek in five months but stopped
along the way to mini and Ilsh.
Kennedy, owner of the Horse and
a Half ranch, and Cary, hla fore
man, followed the old Lewis and
Clark trull. They started May t
with five horses and a Jackass but
cut their string to three horses at
Chicago.
Their desire to see the president
stems from promises made to hun
dreds nf boys along the way.
Por the return trip they will use
a station wagon and trailer.
Hkl Meet There will be a ski
patrol meeting at H p. m. Monday In
room 215, Klamath Union high
school.
To Berkeley Police JuiIrc How
ard Strode left this week-end for
Berkeley, Cullf. He will be gone
about a week.
St. Paul's A regular meeting of
St. Paul's Guild will be held next
Tuesday at the home of Miss Mnry
Btewnrt, 1110 Monclnlre.
Tcum Hero Tho Grunts Puss
biiskelliull team with Coach Dnvls
and the routing section stayed at
the Wincmn hotel Friday night.
Briton Lays Claim
To Jet Speed Mark
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Eng., Pcb.
7 il'i W. A. Wntoiinn claimed a
world speed record of R1B.80 miles an
hour over tho 100-kllometer closed
course for his twin Jet Meteor IV
plane Friday.
Waterloii Is an RAF squadron
lender and test pilot. The previous
record for such n course wns set by
Oroup dipt. John Cunningham,
who mnilo the required three cir
cuits last AtiRiist In a Drllnvlllnnd
Vninplio Jet flglitor nl an average
speed of 4011.88 m.p.h.
Classified Ails Bring Results
PUMICE TILE
For Evory
Building Nocd
"Thcro is no Finer
Pumice Tilo Made."
Klamath
Pumice Tile Co.
1840 Owens Phone 411 1 9
Fain Undergoes
More Surgery
OAKLAND, Calif., Feb. 7 iPi
Ferris Fain, Philadelphia Athletlri
first baseman, has como through
hi- second bit of surgery.
Fain underwent an operation
Wednesday lo remove growths from
his right knee. The surgeon, Dr
Harold Hitchcock, snld It was "ap
parently quite successful." Several
months ago Fain had some bone
chltis removed from an elbow.
The first sucker still hasn't signed
hlr 1048 contract.
Tule Mayor Sets
Day For Prayer
TULELAKE, Feb. 7 Mayor
Ralph Pansptt has Issued a procla
mation setting aside Friday. Febru
ary 13, as World Dny of Prayer In
Tulelnke. The request was granted
upon suggestion of members of
church women's organisations.
The meeting will be held at 2
p. m. In the Tuleluke Community
Presbyterian church and members of
all city churches arc expected to at
tend. Bpeakrrs will be representa
tives from tho churches.
SKIS THE IllHtl III UAKT
Outboard Boats
Link River B oaf Works
(ISO FRONT STREET
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bUICK faKeS the OOWS-with ten sparkling models, a new
Vibra-Shielded ride, sensational Dynaflow Drive, 30-odd new advances
The curtain's up the show is on
and look what's in the spot
light, taking all the bows.
It's Buick this bonnie, brawny
Buick, highway fashion plate of
l'M8,and easily the most distinguish
able car on the rood.
It's taking bows for the eye-appeal
of its ten stunning models for their
size, steadiness, and rich, fine finish.
NO GEARS EVER SHIFT IN
DYNAFLOW DRIVE
In Sulci. naw Dynaflow Dflv.,ilid.
Ing qsar Ironimliilomondcompl.s
gsor-changsn are mad unntcsi
wry You limply i.t a lilsctor Itvtr
ond ilto oe Ins gai. Th powsr
plont don His rsil, aduillng Itulf
to varying driving condition!
with ull.r imoolhn.ii, Yov Karl up
occsltrats climb hllli-cmli
ilop-llarl up ogam-all with
out touchmg Ids isltctor Isvsr.
Tuns In NCNgy J. MttOft
Mutual Ntfworfc, Mondoyl ond frtdavt
It's catching bouquets on the bril
liance of lli-Poised Fireball power,
now so utterly smooth you hardly
know the engine's running and
now provided in separate horse
power ratings for the sprightly
Special, the quick-stepping Super
and two for the rich and regal
RO ADM ASTER.
It's getting applause on Safety-Ride
rims, pillow-soft tires, coil spring
ing all around, on bodies newly
sheltered against travel .noise on
no less than 30 new features.
But most of all it's winning curtain
calls on two major advances no
other car offers.
One is the sensational new Dynaflow
Drive, through which something
close to magic is made yours.
Here there is no gear shifting, even
by automatic devices under the
floor boards. Mere for the first time
i? power plant does what gears
used to do giving you smooth fast
starts, silken acceleration, effortless
cruising at the touch of your toe on
the gas treadle.
No clutch pedal no sliding gears
no halt, hesitation, jerk or click.
Just silken ease and matchless sim
plicity. The other star feature is the Vibra
Shielded ride. It's the first ride in
which the driver and passengers
are fully shielded against vibration
build-up against the piling up of
little vibrations into big ones that
leave you tired and tense.
Engine sensation becomes almost
imperceptible road noise cut to
the minimum. Every model in the
line gets a new measure of smooth
ness, quiet and ease that make Buick
more than ever the car wanted for
its all-round satisfaction.
Buick dealers everywhere are
showing this fashion plate of '48.
See it. Look into it. And get your
order in.
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QUADRUHEX COfl SPRINGING
FUX-HT Oil, RINGS
ROAO-RITI IA1ANCI
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1330 Main "24 Years Your Buick Dealer" Phone 5151
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