SATUKDAY, MAUCH 6, 1948
HtRALD AND NbWS, KLAMAIH hALLS, OKfcOON
PAGi iHKkrii
WEATHER
WMTEItN OI1MJUN H.'.H.r.il tliow
Ha Imlay (iillnw.il liy clearing tuwaril
tvanllif Fair anil cnolar lulilsllt. iMW
H to 40. Im'r.a.liig clnllitlii. Nllllriay
villi m't-aalimal rain iwginiiintf iiurlh
iirtlon III ttvniiiMii anil .irailliig lo
Milllll by availing. IIIKll Imlll ilay. 4B Ui
Ml Minl.rale Waal tti iwirltiwa.l wind oft
UNial hai-uutliig ataithwaal.ily Bud In
H.a.lns Mmiilay.
rABTrilN IIIIKIIDN I'arllr rlmuly
Willi .rail. rail .tuiwara liwlay Mltiw.il liy
llaarlns loimlil. ralr Willi limraailng
hlMli i-IiiiiiIIiiim niimlay. CiMilnr Innlglil
ivlllt In In an llpgini-a liilllll tiurllliii anil
III lo 30 mirth, lllafll liutll day 40 to
Ki.
KI.AMATII rAI.I.H I'arlly vlmitly In
nlghl. Monday witly clmnlv III morning
Ini'raailng cImiiiIIiiom III allrrniioll. Illgll
KKlay 40. low mulsh! in. IIKIi Huiiday
tl.
NCIIITIirilN CAI.irilllNIA-naar to
day. timlKliI and Himtlay; arapl iarlly
rlmiitr Willi law atuiw tliiina. nv.r
Mill Iiinlllllallia Imlayi wailliar ov.r
northern portion fliimlay; ganll. In tiiiid
arala norlliwavl wind nil i-oait. hut
li. ill nurtliwMl lialiiw I'lillll Silt today.
Vliltlni Mr. (lid Mrs. O. 0.
Hrawy nf lliiininnml, Int. arrival
thin week for ( nionlli's visit In
Klnnmlh 1'itlln. Tlicy itro niirrnU f
Mm. U. Hlwrlitrn. Mrn, D. Ilrbbcr
did Driin Hritnry of thin city.
Hrlurna Home Mrn. Mildred
Kmuli-r Mvrrn, who Imi brrn In
Tokyo, Japan, for tint pant 17
iiioiuIm. linn rrtiirnrd lo Klnnmlh
Kalla (or Bit lliilrflnltc stay. Mm.
Mvrrn arrlvrd In Hun Krnnrlnco on
Frbrtniry 33 on Ilia Clrnrritl Iroy
Killiilin (lid wnn niK there by lirr
linirnta, Mr. did Mrn. W. J. Krnnlnr
o( 20"7 lrny. Kr.lrr rnlurncd home
(lid Mrn. Kwuilrr did hrr dntiitlitor
rrmnlnrd In flan Priindnro for (
alinpplnii tour. Mrn. Myrra hu
wn'Ml In Tokyo will) the dr-part-n.rnt
of (rniy rlvlllnnn In ( alrno
Kraplilc capacity.
On l.ravr-Nrll K lluuhlna TJ'c
UHN. In nM-nllii; ( 30-day Iravr with
hu fiinlrr father Clarence Mom,
SL'OB Crest. During World War t
llutrlilnn spent thr greater pnrt of
hln five years' aervlre III the Houth
Pacific. Ho hn recently enlliited for
diothcr tltrec-yeiir prrlod. At pres
rnt he In attached to the submarine
lenrtrr I'HH Hperry now undergoing
repair (t the nnvnl nhlpynrd In
Vallejn, Cnllf.
Itellonal Conference Klnmntll
Fnlln will be well rrprrnentrd (I the
Camp Fire Cllrln' regional conference.
I Portland Murrli 11 (nd 12. Mrn.
B. O. Johiuitiin. Mrn. Ilob Porter.
Mm. Charlea Krrr, Mrn. Auntln Mc
Mnhon and Vlmlnla Uenton plan
to (ttrnd.
Rrcoverlnr llnrry nenrdnley In
1 jnie from lllllnlde hnnpltd (nd U
rrcoverlntt from ( bark Injury re.
crlved when he fell (I the family
1 me. 2760 Derby.
Ioiprovlor Don Fuller, eunto.
dKn of the L ( v ( Iltxln Nntlon.il
nionument, In ltnprovlitK from nur-
tery at Klnnmlh Vnllry honplul
Hi U dlowed vlmtori.
Ilappr Hour Club The Happy
Hour rhlh will inept Tlleiulnv after.
noond (t I o'clock (t Uie home of
Mm. JUrry Rlchardnon on River
id.
find Mretlui 'I'lie Illlul bunl-
nriu nieellng of th Kliiiimui
Hherlffn PAnne before the Hun
Frunclnco trip, will be held Mon
day nliihl (I the Wlllnrd. rinul
drill will be held Hominy. Miirch 7,
nt 2 p. in. (I the fnlriiroiiiiiln.
Ilnrnra to be trucked lo Hun Kriin-
clnio luunt Ui reiuly at the fulr
Kroundn 'I'hurnduy evrnliiK, March
II, to be louded out early Friday
morning.
Convention Plant I'liuin for (t-
tendliiK the Mute convention of
the IJIaablrd American Volenti!
to be held In Konnburii were (lln-
cuaned Friday night (t the regular
meeting of the DAV In the KG
hull, Plnnn were alno talked for
nendlng delcguten to Itoneburg on
March 14, to tuuilnt III plana for
the convention.
No Meeting There will be no
March board nieellng of the Camp
Fire Cllrln organization due to Exec
utive Director Virginia Denton be
Ing abnent from the city. The next
board nieellng will be held April 20.
Mlaa Denton will leave March 17 to
attend the National Camp Fire Cllrln
. rofeanlonalV conference In Loa
Angrlra, March ID.
Toy ( ullrclluu The Kliimnlli
Lutheran Ladles Aid la beginning
a drive to gel conlrlbutlona of toy,
for the church nurnery, maintained '
during nervlren. Anyone having old i
a new toyn to donate In nuked to i
bring them to the church, Crona and j
Crencent.
Cookery There will be a claaa '
on foreign cookery at 7:30 p. m. ;
Turnday In the home economic
room of Merrill high achool. Popu
lur dlnhea from various counlrlea '
will be drmomlratrd. I
Van Vactor Is
RotarySpeaker
D, E. Van Vactor, well known
KluinaU) Fulln atUirney, Thurnday
rxprenned the opinion before the
Kliiinnih Rotary club that both the
United Nations orKiinlaullon and Uie
Murahall plan will have to be de
cidedly Improved, and the Improved
plan of Motion applied Immediately
If (urlher coimmmlal encroachment
In Europe I to be (lopped.
In a vigorous dlncuanlon of the
vital need for greater national do
frnne In America, Van Vactor elated:
"I predict that within two years, If
homothlng dranllc Inn'l done to make
Ilia UN and the Marnhall plan work
uderpinlcly und Immediately, Franc
will alno join the ranks of commu
nism." Dave Totton, commanding officer
of the new Klamath Falls national
guard company, alno apoke on de
fenne and 11 is need for elrong
nallonal guard.
George Illllls waa Rotary 'n chair
man nf the day (nd Introduced the
npeakern.
Illy Hrhnol PUy The Junior clana
of Bly high achool will prenent Its
piny. "Everybody Works But Father."
on Haturday at 8 p. m. In the achool
gymnasium. The public Is Invited
lo attend.
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