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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1948)
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, IMS PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ESQUIRE I N0W lonllnuout from 12:3( p. m. Hi nd "Murk of Zorro PELICAN NOW t'ontinuout from 1S:30 p. m. rv-infroota M-O-M TIJK GRE4T WALTZ LUISE RAINER TOWER NOW Continuous from 12:30 p. m. Lucille Ball Franchot Ton "Her Husbond's Affoirt" plus Johnny Mck Brown "GUN TALK" SUire 8:30, "Shoot the Works" PINE TREE NOW Continuous from 12:30 p. m. Ray Corrtgan In "Range Busters" FTrilinr Story of "I Was A Criminal' KUHS Musicians Win Praise From Audience At Concert Modeon Adler Guest Artist (Continued from Pace Onct trio nave out. and we mean save out There was also the "Bobby Sox 8ulte" In which the brass really went to town and the "Bach to Boogte-Woogie" theme of the eve ning was as satisfactory as a steak ! fry topped off with a bowl of am- brosia. In handing out the bouquets, there ; were three accompanists that should have orchids. They are Louise Barn j hart, Joanne Rnblnette and Jean ISelby. all KUHS students. The ! ushers last night who were hard ! pressed during the last 15 minutes to find seats In the well filled audl- Dai's Jews Fhone 4572 MIDNIGHT f- 4 I lib I Via TONIGHT 'Mill T Doors Ooen .: s5! 11:30 p. m. Continuous Shows Tomorrow from 12:30 p. m ' M'G'M BTBMrtS ' V- WALTER. DEBORAH - PIDGEONKERR . ANGELA LANSBURY IF WINTER COMES is JANET LEIGH SINNIE SAtNES pami may wHtrrr sins. Smaa hf HvffMrttt Roberts wl artfcat Wtaperti - Bmcos Itt Wow ty A, a. H. Httefcwici Ikatt ( BCTB Sfflil Mol WU t KttUI (Continued from Page One) learn to be statesmen and patriots not piddling politicians in tins hour of national emergency. TRYING to think straight in line with these challenges In the news this writer has been turning over i in his mind this morning this ques j tion: j "What reason could I possibly have for refusing to give to the Red Cross this year?" This is the only truthful answer: "Because I am too tight lo part with the money." THE are still in the shadow of two wars the one that has Just "ended" and the new. one that MIGHT B'.GIN if somebody's foot slips. War, AS WAR, is horrible and cruel and barbaric. In time of war, the Job of the Red Cross Is mercy and help. In time of peace, the Job of the Red Cross is to bind up the wounds and help to soften the in justices that are born of war. TN time of war, if your wife or mother died, who got you leave to come home? Why, the Red Cross, of course. EVERYBODY, then, was schem ing for leave. Every kind of racket was tried to get it. When REAL TRAGEDY hit, it was like the boy who cried "Wolf!" But the Red Cross was BELIEVED when it said: "This boy has to get home." TN time of war, who organized the blood banks to provide the precious plasma that saved lives that other wise were lost? The Red Cross, naturally. Such things are its Job. In this Interval of "peace," who goes to bat when a veteran has to have help and have it QUICK? Oh, the Red Cross. That Is Its peace time Job. We take that for granted. And so on, through a long list. TJONT snoot the Red Cross. Its job Is bigger than coffee and dough nuts. It is a PERPETUAL Job. The world needs mercy. So Big! It Ploys At- BothK SIMM I r wnnwai ir i un i aau " I n.iiiN:i ba t m tomorrow ikSl Continuous. I' H 191 -v. . T"l Ms? BRITTON Wul v .iES CfeiS. ftUSSUL HAVOC CArHFMNC CM 10 KUKbt tun law mmm b aw I A CUMXMI raOOUCTKM New Lines Get Power LAKEVIEW. March 6 Power was turned Into the new Alturas-Lake- view auxiliary power line Tuesday as far an Davis Creek, Calif., and connection between the two ter minals is expected to be completed the end of this month. ' The line was built to Insure better power service here, since power at present is brought in by one line from Klamath Falls, resulting In power outrages of many hours at times. The line has been under con struction for about a year. Erection oi poles and stringing of wire has been completed for some time, out from Davis Creek south the wire is still laying on the cross arms for lack of insulators. 4m Tomorrow I f "' "3 Continuous " O 'rom also I k 1 Western Thriller I 1 WATER RUSTLERS' I I Lakeview City Mail Delivery Set LAKEVTEW, March 6 Mrs. Doris Deck of route 6, Lakeview, an nounced this week that a song, "Our Oregon," for which she wrote the lyrics, is being published by the Nordyke Publishing company of Hollywood and will be on the stands In March. The poem was written by Mrs. Deck 23 years ago, she said, and a few month ago she "dug it out" and brushed it up and sent it to Pageant of Poetry in Los Angeles. The poem was published In Pageant last fall. Churchill Sees Third World War LONDON, March 6 W) Winston Churchill said today: "Any thinking man can see that we are all moving Into a terrible situation at home and abroad. Not only bankruptcy and privation ap proach us In this Island, but the menace of a third World War rolls toward us with every act of Russian Imperialist aggression and communist violence and Intrigue." The former prime minister gave these views in a letter to Frank Harris, conservative candidate in a by-election at North Croydon. torium, were Diane Bechtel. Mrlba Bates. Belly Lou Wires, Virginia Shlplcr, Patty Redhead. Barbxrii Dunlavy. June Roquemore, and Darlene Reddard. The Girls Glee club and the Olrls Nonette are not lo be overlooked In passing out the flowers. As they sang, even the most unpracticed ear could detect the long hours of training and the perfect tuning which naturally results In fine music. Last, but far from least, go tributes to the heads of the music depart ment. Andrew Loney Jr.. who di rected the greater portion of the band numbers and who also doubles as head of the music department: John MrManus. who is assistant conductor and directed the thrilling Huldtgungs Marsch from the suite. "Sigurd Jorsalfar": John A. O'Con nor who directed the Girls Glee, and also to Freeman Yount and Mrs. Patricia Hunt, members of the music staff. So varied is the scope of the music department that it has been found necessary to divide this year's con certs into two sections. Next Thurs day night, March 11, the orchestra, a cappclla choir with Catherine Blanns, soprano, and the Instru mental and vocal ensembles, will give their concert. It should be equally as good as last night's per formance which was tops. (LSI Warner Road Work Talked LAKEVIEW, March 6 An effort to insure acceptance of bids for improvement of the Warner Valley road here was made Thursday by the Lake 'county court when it agreed to inform the state highway commission that the county will put up to (10.000 toward the bid price if bids are again too high for accept ance when they are opened in Port land March 12. Bids on the road, including grad ing and surfacing on sections of a 21-mile stretch, were twice rejected last year for being too high. The court's action was made so that con tracts may be let if coming bids are not too excessively high at this time. Newcom Draws 30 Day Jolt Clethro E. iBlackie) Newcom. 42-year-old cook and former res taurant owner, was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail this morning for contempt of court as the result of ignoring a court order in a di vorce suit. Newcom had failed to comply with an order for inventory of his property granted at the request of his wife, Jacqueline Newcom, dur ing the divorce settlement Brought into circuit court this morning, he was sentenced by Judge David R. Vandenberg and the order fcr the inventory repeated. Also committed to the county jail this morning was John Creighton. 25, Empire hotel, to be held for Iaaho authorities. A warrant charges him with obtaining money urder false pretenses. Creighton Is on probation from the local court on a similar charge. POOLE'S for Fishing Tackle 222 So. 1th NEW KIND OF HEARING AID Former Klamath Matron Passes Word of the death of Mrs. Mae Edsall, 72, pioneer Klamath county matron, was received here today from San Francisco where she p:.ased away at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Marjorle Hestorff, with whom she had been visiting. Death occurred Saturday morning, A complete obituary will appear in this paper Monday. Mrs. Edsall's son, Arlet Edsall, said today that fine', rites will be held here. Classified Ads Bring Real Results! 2 TO 6 TIMES MORE SOUND INTENSITY Look again at the picture! Her m a bearing aid complete in one unit ao Email it fit the tiny watch pocket of a man'a troiifwral A new Beltone record! Made poasible by a new kind of silver circuit," combining 46 parti and con nection into one rooutureproof, trouble-free unit. Yet, the receiver transmit 2 to 6 time more sound intensity than any oV 12 other hearing aida teied. Twice an much aa even the former Beltone model I Thm ia far mora aound intensity than yoa probably need or even can Bland! But note this: ft means almost mv believable clsrity with the power turned way down. Thm means glorioua hearing comfort. And cuts operation cost to a new low leaa than a penny an boor. Send for Fre Booklet Find oat about this great new advance by Beltone. the lender! Simply mail coupon for full description of this a max fans; Beltroa development. Booklet torn m plain wrapper no obligation. ONE-UNIT HEARING AID S. C.MITCHELL of 305 IOOF Bldf., Eugene, phone 4141, Is with J. N. Taft and associates of Portland who have been serving the hard of hearing since 1034, Mr. Mitchell holds frequent clinics at the WINEMA HOTEL. Please write for next cllnle date. Fresh EVEREADV A and B Batteries for all hearing aids tent at onoa by Parcel Pott. Tralnlnr fount Bernard A. FeUer oi Klamnlh Fulls, a repre sentative of Standard Insurance company, is attending a week s spe cial tratutnit course at Guitene. The school Is conducted by Superin tendent of Aiicurtes Edwin A. Phil hpr and General Aitent Robert V. Cvmmlns of the Willamette aaency. Vpon completion of this course. Fetrrr will continue Ills Individual training In the field. lesree Team Practice The de- lcdne will meet In the IOOF halt. Monday, March 8. promptly at 1 ju. to practice for Initiation. Catholic l;iu(ttter Catholic Daughter will hold a IniMiU'ss meeting in the parish hall. Monday. March t. at S p. m. - Fire Destroys Grain Elevator RITZVILI.E, March 8 ..TvFue of undetermined origin destroyed an elevator and 60.000 bushels of wheat 17 miles northwest of here. The blaze was visible here. The loss was estimated at 350.0OO by Ross L. Retman, Odessa, man ager of the Schoonover Elevator and Warehouse company, lie said the damage was covered by Insurance. Truman Named On Pennsy Primary HARRISBURQ. Pa.. March i-T President Harry S. Truman's name was entered today as a democratic candidate for president In the April 37 Pennsylvania primary without his consent. J. Warren Mlckle. democratic state chairman, personally filed petitions from 58 of the common wealth's 67 counties to place the president's name on the ballot In the presidential preference primary. Lake County Library Eyed LAKEVIK.W, Match t -A leM.lu dim establishing a Lake county pub lic Ires library was adopted by ilia county court Thursday and a library board will be appointed shortly. Ill the Thursday session the court had not decided which method of raising funds for the library they would adopt. They have two cholera: 1. They can place the needed amount within their buditrt, then. If the budget exceeds the six I er cent limitation, ask the tnxpaymg voters of the county to vote to exceed the limit. 2. i An opinion of the attorney general may ba sought befor this one Is ndopled, If the court lends lo (avor this method): Call an elec tion for a serial levy. Under either method, the court said they will lake action to have tile special election to coincide Willi the primary election on May 21 ralhrr than having a special elec tion at a Inter date, bearing III mind the greater cost of a separate elec tion date. Proponents of a county library have been seeking such a null lor several years to replace the present library which Is owned by the Lake view Library association and fi nanced by (lie city o( Lakeview. 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