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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1948)
TUESDAY, FEB. 17, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE FIVI WEATHER KI.A.MATII KAI.l.N ANII VIIINITY. Fair Willi tlltfll I'lulllllllFaR tiulay, ln riNlhtg llljfll cl'UllllllMI liiiilahl Wail ilita) IMUallv i'liiiiily. Orraal'Hiul mill. IIINli tmlay Art. Iiw Imilalit 411. High Wailnaatlay 4a. NIIII'IIIKIIN CAI.1C; I'allly ili.mlv In Hay lid Imilalil. llwlll III vulirmr Hiiilti purlliiii. alrnillMN anillll In nam Hwllnaa ml Mittlralii Wrihtrailny. c'miiIit Wi-il-uaailay, Iirli Iti kliuiiK aiiullieilr wlnila Iturllt ut l'aa ManiliH'lliu. Mmlaiata mitliarly IIimii Id hall I mm-lnri" ami ganlla imilliweat ftuutli itl Hall riam-Uii. WINTHlN Olir. U ON llH'raailMD I'lumlliiaxa luilny Willi arallali'il alumna liai'iimlMH llalii In muili'iala ruin lunliihl, fnllimail hy almwala Wailm-aiUI . l.'im llmieil nillil Imlai, Willi IHali nil to 11V Uiw naal 41. t'milar Wailiiaailay Willi hmll 4tl In IMI Mining In Hal wlliila lilt i-naal, alilllliia; lu aulllliwaal anil da rraaaltil liinlaltt. r.AN'iniN our.uoN' ratiiv i-ininiy ami t'nlillmieil lullil tuiluy ami tiitlltflil. Willi tilill flu In .13 l-iiw .1.1 to 4A. Ili ia- lulial ram ami i-nular Wmlm-ailay. Ihall 41 til .HI tliraaliiiial liaali aimlliwaal arly wlml (Mil rirr -Aiiiitlirr olil IHul New Yin. Herald Willi lltti uctutiiit ol Abraham Llnculn'ii ii!iiui.itiiilliiii, him turiiril up III Klamath I'M. brlnlilill U) II W. 1'cnitt, inn prlclur ul llio OiHHlwlll moceiy, MuillMiii, Tim "III nei,iaa-r liiiiml In llio UitMiiiinl iif a wall paper company III C'lllriiKii III lUIIll, nil milviiiifil iiluiiK UI' a strnmi- lllhrr fliMk and nil oltl WlKKlrll bathtub thai t'in about to iw thrown mil. Hie el'. ''' inltl lur $1500. Krnliir ( llfli Tile Keillor circle n( Hie (Jontirctialluiiiil t-'timinuiiliy cllllicll Will meet in tnr MKlllI I"'" Krliluy, lor dc.icil ul W'M ). in. ami biMliirim nirrtliiu uml piourain will lulluw. All lliiuullinry lood sale will be hrlil ul tlil limr. mill We prinrrtln will br luillftl ""-I l ueaatiry. Ilimiciwa tor the after noon will br Mr.. W. (J. Utile mid Mfa. I ff Hllllcm. Hook Itrvlrw Ml Victor K O'Nrlll will 'CVIrw tllr Ixuik. "llollr Divided" nt Hie rritulur mcrlini. "I tin Wnltiriulity iluli. Ki'bruury II The HirrtliiK will br it I p. in. in llir pnrlMl liullf "I HI. I'mil fi Kpli roiiul cliurrh. MrnilMTa mi.1 ttiif"!" rr cordmlly InvltrU. Krbrbah l.oillr- ln.lM-tHy Hi brkoll ItKliiC will lllrrl In llir I(K hull TliurMlny l I p. m. lor a bu iltra mrriing. rnlcruiliiinrni and rr trrhmrnt. Una I'ullrr mid Ka mona lluiika will nrrve on llio r (rralimrnt commltlro. Arldrraa Club Tlir llrrald mid Aewi publulirr, Frank Jrnklni. will peak to the 20-30 club al llir nirrt Ini tonliht. Turnday. 7 p. m.. at the WHIard. Ilia ub)rrt will br. "The Plara of lha Younj Man In the Tu Hire." I.anlrn hrrvlrra Mid-wrrk Lent n arrvliri will be hrld al p. ni. Wednraday at the 7.Um Uillirran hurch, 10JJ limit. "Thr llrlrny.il ol the Saviour'" will br tlir wrnion topic of Rev. Vlrtor A ScliuUr. At) are cordially Invltrd. " fV.'-!i,lHffi-l.,!Mi'-t,',Mfft 1 ll..,W.fall-M1.,l-.fai I Up your 4 ' "HlrMl (laiaay Fl ii h'rrranaVrrSS IT'S AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR In Japan - I'l'CJ I'liti li k C. Wll k li ix, ami ul Mr mill Mm. W. W Wllklnx of Kino, In now rieivlhit Willi I till Inl dinili y lllvlnloll oil oi ciipiilloii duly II. Ilin III iirfffcltiri'a o.' Ilin '1'nkyo-Yokoliiiiiiii uirii. Tim In i iiviili y til vIhIiiii loiiulil nil I I'll way from AiihIiiiIiii In lliv i'liillli: cmiipiilkii of World War 'I, mid wia flint In Manllii uml llrnt III Tokyo. A uriidimttt of KUIIH. H'C Wllllnllii look 1 1 In liimli' triiliiliiu ul l "il DriiltK. N. I'. OviTM'iin nllKC Jiuiu ui y , 1 til 7 , hi' H liMilnllillt lo til" Hili nimhy nmiiirnl im drlvi'i. ('i diMliitiue froiti tlir iiiiuy, Wilkin, pliina In enter colli'itr. I'riuii l.uke i' llir U'limla led Mornr, tiirrtiikrr ol Luke o' the WuikU, vimird III Kliimulh Kill I" yenlriiliiy from llir. trnorl mid Mild llir roudn wrrr In bud aluipr uud udvlsrd iiuiiliuil uny Iritvrl ovrr that ntrrlrh. More cumr down with Jiii Klli'diir who him birn luliln him ul thr lukr, uflrr u mrrvMiur viin dropped bv plunr iidvlhlnit llml Kllrilur'a fullirr In iiille III In Wii.ih liitilon. Mornr mild II look Uirre hoiirn lo itrt down from thr lukr. Vuli'lltlnra Coriil Mt Klllliry rn Irttiillird a itrolip of filrndn with a Viilrnlllir piirly ul hrr home In Wr.'il Klullllilh Hutllliliiy rvrnluu. (hlrnln wrm Jiiunlla Kllnr, Jrrry Ifuydrn, 8iiunnr lliiri:huni. Arl Itriiiiihnll, DUIn Cllllork, Floyd Ciinr. Joe Itrmtihiill and Dullim Ituldwin. (iruncr - 'Hirrr will be a rritulur luertinu nf Mldluiid ttriiuur 7H1 ul tlir hull on Wrdnmduy ul ft p. m. Mrinljrra aro llrurd lo uttrnd. Kr frrnhinrnin will br nrrvrd by Mr. mid Mm. Wllllnm Kly mid Mr. and Mm. Julian Abbott. Wrdiiraduv Mrrllna - Thr Carna tion club of the Drurer of Honor will nirrt at thr hniiir nf Mr j l-'nuulr jtKlt!urd, 'J441 Clnrdrn, on X'.rilnrMlny at B p in. 'ulluik Tuwiinrnd nuxilliiry will nirrt at Hie himic of Mm. Kd Mi C'riK'kru. ItKil lliiinrdnle, on Wed nrwluy al I p in. lor (lotluik luiich- ron. .Mtilhrra lull -The Motlirrn cluo ' of Murrrd llrurt academy will inert I In the dliiiim room of thr antdrmy Thurnduy at 3 p. m. rinorhlr t lull-Ye Oldr Pimx hlr rlub will mrei Thuraduy al Uir honir of Fannie Ooddnrd, 2441 Clardru. for luncheon and tarda. ' l.rae. Vallry-Mrn. Byrd Hem who operate thr Ttilrlnke theatre ii able to Jeave Klamnth Valley honpllal tralay for hrr homr Haby 111 'Hie Id-month-old aon of Mr. and Mm. Elmer Reynold of IB20 Portland. In rrcrivlnit nirtllcil core at Klamath Vullry honpiinl. JUST PURE SUGAR AND FINE FRUITS and down the Pacific Coast, margarine mors, 3 to 1, will tell you there's no tubttitute for the tweet, fresh flavor of Nucoa. You mny not know tlint Nucoa mnrgnrine is newhurncd the yenr round, on order only . . . that the ntnkcrs of Nucoa refine the nutritious vcgctnbte oil in Nucoa, nnd perform 175 tests daily to guarantee the smooth-churned texture and high food value of every delicious pound. But you do know that Nucoa always tastes sweet and fresh . , . that it pleases both family and guests at table. Nucoa's so good "it melts in i IMlllli Cuinlllliiii I ulr Wally Mint, em ploye of Uli-k Kii-iler'H atore, In re portrd III f ulr t-oudltlon at Klum nth Vullry hiiiipltul followliiK Hit uo t-lnent ni'iir Kiintl Creek alullun oil liluhwuy U7 len duyn hko, Mon nulfered a broken bmk when the 1 in i u l I rin k he wan driving lilt a In n vy h in k. I Inn I'lielun, piinnrn Kin In Hie tin i ! truck, wan mild lo be nhowliiK linprovriiirnl thin luoril- Ihl I'lielun linn a broken hip. At Valley 1'llnuh of Mm. U'i'i Welln, iiieinber of Hie iidvrrllnliiK nlult of Tlir : l-i ii 111 mid Newa, wli jriKrel to leurii nhe In tiilu III in Kliimiilli Vulley hohpltiil with a bionrhliil 'illiuenl. Mrn. Welln w.in Hflmltted lo the honpltiil over the I wrek-riul und liMluy her condition win repiiried full l.mi mnirv - Ciciiilil Hull, II j yi ui'-iild clillotjuln boy, hud eincr Ifiiii'y nuixery ul llillnltlr lionplul Ii 'Hay 'Mm child llun been ipipe III He In a itruiitlnon of Mm. lur. Oiilliiuhrr. Major hurirry Mrn. Murle I In. ki t t . iiplnyrd by arhool dln : trlrt No. 1, In a piitlrul at Kluiuuih ! Vullry hiMpilul where nhe had mil ! Joi aurkcry Tuenduy moriiliiK. Dfllirr III John C. Itlzi, mem- i In i of llir city poller force, la rc : ceivinK nirilli ul cure for Infection ' al Kliiliuith Vulley honpltnl. He I ' n p r: d (iille HI. (urn Kniilli Itoy Curler, well kiMiwu Klnin.ilh biinliirnniniiii and i fo'incr iiieichiint. left Uxluy fur , nluy of neverul duyn In Suit Kran rlnco and oilier Cullfurnla rltlrn on ! bimlnrMi Mrdlrul ( air Juliet Hall, 3-year-i old diiiiKhirr ol Mr. and Mrn. Eu 1 I Hull of Chllixiuln, In rrcrivlnit mrdl ' rnl rnrr al Hlllnldr honpllal. In IIHUIde -Mrn. Hrucr Brltkrll j of Tiilrlukr had liinjor nurRrry I Turnday morninii at Hlllnldr hmpl j tal. ! Surery Jainrn Drdmtw, an era pluye of Kliimulh Lake Moulding Pi.un, nun nurirrry -rtientlay al Hill- ! n'tle hoipliul. j I'allriuLutw Devon, an rmployc ol Wcyrrhucunrr Timber company, ' j U a putirnt at HlllMdr hospital re- i I crlvuiu mrdlral care. .Mrdlral ( are Mm. John Cole of 133 N. loth Ii receiving medical care : at Kliimulh Vulley honpllal. Her ; erudition In re ported as fair. liana Norland lire Inauranrr. 11 N lith St. Rest lot a moment with a de Ikioui cup of Golden West. Every sip is pure delight. J grinds drip.silrx, regular Try Gulden West Coffee - ilwavj Som&thing to enjoy. your mouth 1" MARGARINE l ii. . L - w me wwr i piling hiqher... ...hen I l.ravra llunpltal - John I'rck, 741 i V . aiillaud, wan able to Iruvc Hill- nltlv honpltal today after IiuvIiik ! brm n piitlrul tnern nlncii February ft loiiHlIn Out lionulil (iinlry. 8-yiiir-old mm uf Mr. and Mrn. Clar : nice Gentry of Chlloiiulii, hud hln , tonnlln rruioved al Hlllnlde hohpltiil ! thin inoriiluii. 'Iiinnlllecliiniy Miuleiie Norrln, 3-year-old dutiKhter of Mrn. Murle Norrln of (;hlloo,iilh, hud her toiD.Hn removed today at Hlllnldc ho'i)itul. rullrnl -Wlllllilll Cii'.e of tm Jef feinon, HflverllnlliK nnd Ub.ilay niuiiiik'er of Hearn, Hoebui-k com-pi-ny. In receivliut medical tune -it HIII.Mde hoiplllll. Ilu.iril .Mi i llm 'I here will be ! u mertliik "f the exerutlvr board I of Hhiinla PTA ul Hie school Wed ' iii'Mlii y al 2:30 p. m. Major Surgery Mrn. P. I-id-liidtlt of Malln had major nurifery IlliMluy at rflllnldc honpllal. Oracle Meet Pant Orat.'en club will inert WedneMluv at 8 p. m. with M . Kd Roblnnon. 1330 Eldorado ! Jackson County ! Estate Filed Here A probate triin.Hcrlpt of the t700. 000 entitle of Gwlu Hamuel ' Mer. wenlthy JuckMiii coilnllun who dli-d 111 North Hollywood. Calif. Inst July. , haii bren plucrd on file with tlir I county clerk here to clenr tllle of property Sutler hrld in Klamath county. 1 Duller left the bulk of hln clulc , to the Anhlnnd Elkn Imlxe, made a , larKe bctiurnl to thr Khrlne Temple and nmallcr betiurnu to Ule Lout.se j Home In Portland, While Shield i Home In Portland and lo Father Flanagan' Boyn Town. Nebr. InMI- tutlon. : PORTLAND. Feb. 17 iA' The , department of agriculture here rc : ported 11 was embarrassed by having j lo support Minnesota-North Dakota , spud prices, while Oregon Russets ! lire being sold as much as 12 a sack I higher Ihun parity. A St it ?M o What's this business nf putting salt tin birds' tails? Can some of our young friends help us out on this? Something about how you do it, and what the birds think alaittt it all. W e want to make sure they know about Leslie. st.'.n s .4.mb rVa UsiemieLm ; I.J ''.v izaiv& -siZK Flexible snake chokers in lustrous gold finished metal highlighted by a variety of centerpieces brilliantly studded with rhinestones. 1.95 Earrings to match. 100 High School CottmU By MARY LOU CASE Guy Nlnctlen and the old vaude ville dayn will be revived for the Brrlpt and Mike luleiit nhow that in bcliiK iul on Thursday. February III. Hlackfacc and aoiiK-and-danee roullnci will be featured on the program, lloiemary Hlkbie, Script and Mike president, nan been ar ranging the nhow. along with Kuthe llunton. The nludent body will be admitted to the auditorium lo view the nhow for the unual 10 cenm. a u, I,., i m.,i-IIi m-ctn In It the ; lliuig thene dayn, even with the j temperature null below freezing. Lunt night 14 of the GAA girls mm ; at the naiatorluin, with Adviser Loin Ann Scott lllcguardlng. Afier- I wards the girls warmeu up wim not cocoa and sandwiches. Arlenc Bral ; Her was the club member In charge ' of rclre.shments. a The topic of ncver-ciiuiiig discus sion, women's styles, will be ulkcd over by several of the school wits, over KFLW Thursday al 1:16. Sugar : n Spice In the club putting on ihe program; Nadlnc Vockcy will emcee, i'lhc senior boys who will air their i views are Jim Crlsmon, George BOTANY TIES REMODELING SALE! We must have more space for construction erewa to work. STEAMER TRUNKS By Durabilt and Kamson Were 27.30 20.76 1290 NOW $15.00 $12.00 $7.50 r.t. .id., laa Irlaaa -MANSTORE- TU Mais .Nunn-Bush Shoes. www y $il Hit MANSTORE JEWELRY DEPT. - MAIN FLOOR Jones, Cy Newman and Lefloy Ovrron. Also on the program will be Donna Hansen. Mary Lou Jann nen. Beverly Kohn and Donna Trnoski. a a quill and Scroll will be the npon sor of tomorrow's matinee dance. Or the program Is a dance content, to discover the bent dancing couple. Gnllya Elchendorf Is In charge nf the program; John Kerbow is ar ranging the refrenhments. Ked and white hearts will decorate the King of Hearts formal tomorrow nighl at the armory. King of Hearts Don Zaroslnskl and the four knlghls j will be crowned at Intermission, es ' corted by the five main officers of '.lobn Daughters. Thin glrl-ask-boy I formal Is an annual affulr, held j always on some dale close to Val icntliies Day. Haldy's band will : play, starling at 8 o'clock. Postponment Asked I In Easter Case A postponement has been asked In the trial of William Jackson Eas ' ter, California avenue grocer j charged with assault with a dan ; gerous weapon. I U. S. Balenllne and U. P. Mc Laren, Easter's attorneys, reported that Easter Is 111 and confined to his bed. The trial was to have started Thursday morning al 10 a. m. Neal Stewart, Realtor. Phone VH9. GIRLS! You ran win a miniature kitchen. Ideal for youl dolls, by writing a letter to Kickys stating in your own words -The Advantages of a Modern Youncstown Kitchen" Open to firls In trade school . . . Judging will he on thoughts expressed and not appearance. AT Downstair! Store. 100 Main Street 1 Caress I Fascination I Cliann A la . "IjiCt I I Reserve Officers To Hold School The moth ORC group of the Re serve Officers association will con duct a training school al the county courthouse on February 18 from 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m., It was an nounced today. I.t. Col. Huford Boyd, .executive officer of this groun, Is attending a 10-day school at Fort Scott, 8nn Francisco. Boyd served with combat Infantry In France and Oermutiy and was twice decorated. A number of local reserve officers will attend this name type of school In the next few months. Ralph's Mobil Service Ralph bunlavy, Mir. Specialist in Motor Tuning, Brake Service, Lubrication lllh Mt Klamalb Ave. fhont M'l? FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! From Leach Service For Apartment Dwellers the famous i ELECTRIC RANGE I Three Burners Deep Well $M475 With Timer LEACH 123 South 6th Power for Pulling 2-Wheel-Drive for the Highway The Universal "Jeep's" wide speed ranpe on hard toads saves valuable working time and its 4-whcel-drive pulling power for slippery roads and steep grades makes it the ideal farm tow-truck. It gives economical, satisfactory service, whether hauling hay to the next county or taking livestock to market. 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