Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 05, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPACE THREI FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948 National Guard Payroll Bomb Emergency Plans Studied WAHHINOTON, March fl'i How to keep roads around cities open If the Went Const Is bombed Is under study by the federal roads officials. Commissioner Thomas H. Mac Donald of the public roads admini stration told the Mtnato appropria tions committee today his agency Is looking into the situation, par ticularly In Washington and Oregon. "We want to determine what pat terns are going to be necessary to develop roads around the metropoli tan areas In case of danger of bomb utluckH," he said. DON'T tilVE UP No matter how many times you've tried to get your ear running right. We ean Guarantee Hatlsfactlon BURNESS MOTORS Houth 6th and Walnut PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOMI rormrIy at AihUndt on Wni Ml KrHl, Moi.ri.r4. Ornn, Phone MM 14-Hour Strvict, Ktlittrt4 Nan la Chart It's not too big or too small to advertise In the Herald and News Classified Section, where Small Ads bring Big Kesults. Phone 8111. WEATHER KLAMATH rAU.ft ANI1 VICINITY Muatljr vlotlily Willi iH'raalolial mow flurilaa Itiulalit mil Naluriliiy. Mljfll to llay alMHIl 4a. 1.UW lolllalll All. High MntllKlNy :ul. NOIITIIKIIN CAI.IKtlllNIA rlr today nil vr waak ml. eai'apt rlolKly Willi few light aliowoia lit eatiama north to day, t.lltla ehaiiira In Ivniitaratiiie M'MlprMt ttortltwialii'ly wltnla oil enaal. WrHTrilN lllirilON t'lmiily Willi rain today. Mild Willi lilifli tamiierahiraa of All to no, Parlly (Totoly ionltflit mid Naluiilny with arallarrfl ahnweia. Low lonlHht 411 to 4.1, Coolvr Halurilav. Mmlvralw amithcrly wlltda off imaal, lilMloa lo norlhwaatnilv tonight. KAN'I'KMN OIIKfJON ralr aantl warmer In aaal, and Inrrpa.lna i-loudlnaaa In Waal today, lllglia aft to OA. Ilalll ba- VISIT SEARS... SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! Inning In Waal Ihta availing anil amaail Ing lo aaal tonlghl. Lows of 30 lo :tA. lUniiday partly cloudy and allglitly HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Zt llrluriia - Clarence V. WllUiiilin. IT) N. I'JIIi. relumed Thursday n'uhl from fjorvalllN where ho Ima Kiliiplrlnl u cclul course III lor enti y. Wllllum l stale forcntry In spector for the Klninnlli district, 'i he connie wim cut short one wrek when the dormitory cm Orciion Hlutn colleurs m txn etutii ground hunted Wednesday nlitht. Home 35 torcatry mrn tveie In attendance nt Hie course stihlvlnu" fire prevention ml control. Williams la back nt Ina off lies toclny nt KIT A head tit. artrrs. ; . To Vlalt Doni Uoye, student nt Providence Hehool of NursInK nt Portland, will arrive thl evenlnif to spend the week-end Willi her purentii, Mr. nntl Mra. L. P. Oltlfleld, XISl Durrow, and Iter Krandparcnta. Mr. mid Mm. T. J. Hchmltis of llrntty. 'o-() Hpeakrr ITniilc Jenkins. The Herald and News publisher, will lritk at the anntinl meeting of the Klamnth llitiilil Cooerntlvc In Title lake on Tuesday In place of Fred Peterson, retired county school sup erlntendent, It wan announced to dy. In lkpllul Mra. frank fcvu nit of Wall alreet, who autlcrcd a serious attack of flu several week ago, la a patlmt at Klamath Valley hos pltal for a ahort time for observa tion. Npecial feature Lois Larson, KU1IH atudeiil and member of the ruiiiirriiutlon, will play a clarinet tola for mornliu service at the Com munity Cnligrriiallanal church, Oar drn and Martin on Sunday. Kajah Potentate of Ililluh Purine Temple haa appointed Ted fteevca a Itajnh 111 the place of t"d Oslendorf, It waa announced today. Postponed There will be no meeting of the Huburban league to- nlKht. Krlday, 11 has been an nounced. The next merlins; will be on Friday, March IB. Burgery- Don Fisher, ctutudlan of the Ijiva lleda national monument. underwent major aurttery at Klam alh Vallry hospital today. He la not permuted vlnllora. 1 Improving Mrs. Ouy E. Bellant, 3043 Clinton, Is doing nicely at A Klamath Valley hoapttal where ahe had major surgery Tuenday. 8he ! now permitted visitors. Physical Kiatna- A medical officer from Ashland will be In Klamath fa I lit to give physical examinations to national guardsmen at 7 o'clock, tonlnht, Friday at the armory. Ill at Home Mra. A. N. Kclsey has been quite III for several days and la confined to her home on F.a.it Main. Vlalt. Han- W. Crandall of 313 Eldorado has been spending this week In Yreka, Calif., aa the guest of his son, Russell C'rnndall. Hale Plana The Venture club has planned a rummage sale for this Baturd.iy. II mra will be from 8:30 a m. to 0:30 p.m. nt 116 8. 6th. roalponement The CIO card party aimed for Saturday night haa been postponed Indefinitely, N. M. Woman Wins 5,000 Prize HOLLYWOOD, March S (!) Mrs. Edgar Parrott of Bhlprock, N. M tiny hamlet on the Navajo Indlnn reservation, was nnnied the winner todny In the mother-in-law contest on "Queen for Day" radio pro gram, winning prizes valued at up ward of iJS.OOO. Mrs. V'nrrctt'a name was one of three million submitted by listeners "In all part of the country. She was nominated by her dnughter-ln-law, Mrs. Paul Lunsford of Montebcilo, Calif. Her prices Include an automobile, a trailer, a home full of gifts, a home freezer stuffed with food, a complete wardrobe, with a 11000 ' Persian InmD coat, mid ft two-week trip to New York city, the Vermont mountnlns find Bermuda, $35, SPECIALIZED WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Four trained aervlce men t your call. I,arieal stock of parts for all makes between Portland and Ran Francisco. fnS SERVICE ALL MARES MERIT'S COD South 6th Phone 6089 .. a a. a , a Ii.il 1 U aVal.au 9 Jlaaa. Ii. aal (lallnnul 0 1 1 a fl-fl I at rim nl. liny t onrru 01 n o-ij ui . ( wnrk on pnyroll, Jul one iwcUon of thr rxpHiidrd national funrd pniKmni. The KUmath Fnll guard U cunductliiK rrrrultlnc drive Lhl wrrk to ilin up qualified vrtrrum mid young mrn Interested In the guard. Departmeni Of Commerce Hangs On To Loyalty Record WAHHINOTON, March S Ml The commerce department sluek by Us guns today and refused again to hand over to the house un-Amrrl-can netlvlllrs committee Ha loyalty records on Dr. Kdward U. Condon. John L. Towno, secretary of the d pnrtment's loyalty board, came before the committee In response lo Passes c '-wp I. 1 Mrs. Fannie Bell Talbot, beloved Klamath matron and lifelong resi dent of the county, died at her home In Pioneer Community Wed nesday. Final rllea will be held from the chapel of the Whltloek funeral home Haturday at 1:30 p. m., with the Rev, L. W. Rowland, pastor of the Htewnrt-I.ennoi Bap tist church officiating. Interment wilt be in the old Cordon ceme tery at Warden. a subpoena directing that he show up with the papers. Hut he didn't have the paiicrs. Nor would he answer questions about them. Secretary of Commerce Harrlman advised the committee by letter lost night that the records would not be turned over to tho congress mem bers. He sulci that to do so would : be prejudicial" to the public In terest. Tills was the situation: 1. Committee members talked of asking congress to pass a law forcing Harrlman lo surrender the papers. 2. Hnrrlman's stand 'as lambast ed by speeches on the house floor by Hcis. MeKlnnon (R-Mlnn.t, Hoffman (R-Mlch.), and Rich tR Pa.l. Rich said: "The only way we will ever get anything of benefit out of those bureaus downtown Is to clean house next November." 3. An un-Amerlcnn activities sub committee recommended that the full committee hold formal, public l-curliik's on the case of Condon, director of the nntlonul bureau of standards. 4. Condon himself told reporters that "oh, certainly" he favors hear ings. As a matter of fact, he said, he asked for them last July. 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