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Newspaper Page Text! f LATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1948 HfcRALD AND NtWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINE 4-County Area Men On Land List j8" Last Rites 1 lli.Hj AhlH.ll. Drmi r.ilwaul Kr i JUS - Alnaliani. J..h.i C , Kr Allf , Hell, Kr 1 18.1 J - AiUma, I. Kill I'huImiM. Kr' 1 71 Ail Itnlirrl H Jl . Mniilll V'i -AtlwrU, ()ih'iii llniiiam. KK Hrv.1,1 Allwi Lull. Ijm Itrmv. l.akavlrw 4 iiiiuT Almtii, William I., illena JltUI AUni. Jainr. Mum, Kr J IfWHi-Alllauii, Ratal (Han, Tul.lakf, I l.t,U - Aihib Ailel Maieitllh, Tut A ik I 4 lit AiMler.ini, Jainea rtua.rll, Tulelake -1 1INII Amteraiin, Phillip C , Kr X WIO AiHlrrt, ftlanlry M, Marrlll i. Hm - Amlrea, Aarun flavlfl. Ilmaiia 3 Mt- Amliewa, 4 n I., Yieka. 1M1 - Arthur, film. Malln ( liu-Ara, Willi" liarvay, Kr 0 i s iiat hiiisii. jiiiut, xr i SuiMI- llmlkar, Kraut Allwrl. Namrll. i J.Vll - llll.j, DuiimUI II , Ahum 5 lltt- lUII.V, VhKll W, AHwaa V'U - lUkor, llolwrl, Tulrlnkp -I 'HH llalay. Johnny C , Tulrlake I ntU tlaiikhreil. IhirU rintrj. Lake view 1 lilMi taihur, Jark II , Kr 4 ami- llMtltit, Jainrf Jn oh, Alturaa -i -hartal. UMimiiiil. Tulvlakv 1 Hit ft Mar tell, Tbeixhiie, Tulrlake. i IUJ4 - Jtatea. Khli'ti 1,. Tulalaka H .III) lUvllae, Jama. Wllli.il. Illtt, Calif 5 jniiu IIiUIm, Waitvn i' , Mill S IIIM-. it.acli. Jamra II , Kt I .1UJ7 lloaaly, Ktitfaii H, KK. .tiMt'j IU-ly. I'luknay, Kr' WTH llf k, Irwin Alhait. Tulelake i iikman. Virgil, Kr 3l.t lltl. Jainea t , Tulrlake. H putt llctgterii, JuhM r. , Kr ,v VMM - Italhuria, l-auglilm Wonal.y, I ant i Ji7 -Itrytnat. r"iaii H , Jr., K P .im Mliatmwakl, rinll 11 . Uu "llr. i XiH MiilwUtla. 'latm K , lulalaka. "J HiW Itl-lr. Hay I. HhrvllM I34(t Mlavlna. Ot li Jnta, l.lhaly. I alir 1 Wll Itliinif nlltal, t'liail I., Itilalaka V . IWwhiit, Ahraham I., illciiaml Flioj. tlln. Jafk t. l-kcvlaw !tA taaii. J 'I'M A . Tulalak 4 IM ItiaUlay, Waif Jafk. miius f 37 vt Itiaiull Ifcmalit llciir, Kr. '- IT MiarilhltiMivar, Jarol I. Tulalak. I iVI Itrhknai. rralk C. Mallli tllhC' i Sitift llii'a. K4 win II. KT ? .iym ti-ui)(rii, t latatua K, Kl'. luM Itilll'tii, Jatne M, Kr A 1U.VI HrllUm, Vallair li , Kr. )j ITift llfiM-k. Willwr A . Kr s 3IU Hruwn, ltn.ti Jru, Kr . oli- lliuwn, C laiMlr M, . Tnl Mrown, C tNitwr, I,, Kr 4 U.'U .llnmii, Mlaiilry (' . lulalaka 'S .1ia Itrutnmall, Clyde Veihm, Kr ;i TU.i. Ittuuat, Amliaw rroiuU, Malin j lIAt llrnnat Utili Alllrii, KK lit! Hurhaitan, tilnii WihhIpii. Kl'. 5 JJIM Hutigp, Watfief Otti. Mallrt ,T0 iluM)t), Marvvy It . Kr. I MuA Ituigaaa William I'. K' Ufi lliiika, John r Jr , lulrlaka " 3WM lltirrli, i-vln M-iriioa. Kr 172 -titular, t-elanil M , borl Jpttr J7W lltiiak. Jul Uu Huil'Of, Kr j UJJ Itiay. Jimci C , K' 311 nuntcil, Amm II, Kf f .VIM) I ahtll. ltolrit C , Ailrl 3nT.t l'atluun, Ki(warl C, Kl i IM CaMitiiar. Jnltn, Kr mil ciMnit. ou( c. Kr ITnn Carlr , W. I , Mallfi 31o7 ( arlwfUM William II TulrlaW ail Caaaott. John It-itwlt Kt mil Cavanrr, llatuld J . Tulrlakr Il3 C'avatiar. I"atl llavarr. I.-iii I v 27 I'hantlwrUht (iata A Kr JiU-Cliipd.in, Jaik Ha). Kr ! ID Chart), Arthur Melvln. Kf. 1 llVt-nni. Ctlan r, Marrlll 143 Chayna. Inland I., Kl' 21-A - ChUm. Ivl l-.Mdilr, Kr 'till! -Ctwitard. Jnhn Anl"ti. Malm 1143 Cllnti.n. Mandd DM. Tulalak I A1 Condon William I-au, Tulatakr 1741 Cook rilnar II, Cadarvlllr, Calif ' I 'txir, lat, tlmarua. ' 31D2 C'ee , Co), Mallli 1 Ml CokUoii, Carl Chailr Jr , Tulrlakf ' 714 Cuulmii, John I, , Tillalaka. 13 Cm, Ihmald T . Iikavlaw my C.. Jama Kr. Hi Cratx. J. me. 1, . Kf 174;i Crawfr.rd. Harry T. Tutalaka .174U Crawford, Hlrhard I . Tulalaha I4( t.'rawlotd, Kidwrl I., Malln 1043 Crawford. Thamtnr V, Tulalaka 3.--VA Cratiiar, lirntcr T, Wnnltn. 107 Ciaamrr, Juhn Uuun. Illy. Ilia - Craw, (iarald WaMrr, III). 4lt frlas, Inland A , Mard llt X fl.t. Marvin (yrltnai, Macdoat 3lA ndi, Walter Patrick. 17411 t'rta, "laudc Wraver. Tulalak TJ Cri', Marvin (Iroter, 'tulelaka fiHi.Mt l-n, Vrrnort O. Itrrla. jiu, trro. ( lauda A . l-ookmit. Calif. MU -Crowlher. (iroifr H . Tillalaka aoTCundlff, Hilton Haiolrt, Naw Pin Craak. H7.Ciuhman, .lfr Malvln. Tulelak C iana. Jimti Norman. KT. ltnA Dahlv, Noiitian V. Tulalak MIT - UaltAa. C P. l.UaMw. 3.1.11 Iiavld, Harvr-y I.. KK 34H Darloua, C'lran- K , Tulalaka HI Irrorat. Chaalay Hlllnian, Like)). nun3 I1 ji o, Frank, Munantulr. 34711 Iarillnr, Cl)da L . Kr . :iMU l)aHie. Ivan Hair, Olrnr .un.'V Oapuv, llomar t) Jr , Malln .Hit Drvlln. Ward Patilck. Tulalakf " 3:m:i - Dillman, Charlry N, Klna. Calif, 2171 -- Ulrtflar. William Danlal, Kf. Dtn-f)lnn, Louie Irvlnf, KF sul - Ihuiian. RtanheM A, Tulalaka. IM -lliiwnini, tdward R, Mrrrlll 3.iim Utarll, (irxHKf, Malln. 14 flrarll. Jama. Malln lOU-nrlacoII. Ctiriieltui, K" 174,-V DtH'kall, Kdiaid J . Tulflaka 3-'t4 l)unl)ar, Slaplian. Adln, Calif (tuff Duman. Alfkandrr C. Marrlll 1477 Unman. Char lea U . Tulelnkr l.m -Ihimklcv, Itnhart Tulflaka 33tA- Oyer, Maylwlla Maria, TuleUkt KHM) r.akfn, Halloa I,, Malln. 41 r-kla, Cllffmil, Malln. 911.14 Kddla, Kannrtlt ti . Alturaa II M.I r.dfinon. r.mrl I,, Merrill ji - Cdwnrda. Wllhut , Tulr-laka. 11,1.1. ruanlwla. Waltrr, Tulalaka. imn- Kldrrdite. Charlea. Hornhrook yjift rilnfa, Jamea Theodurr, Kr. .lino rimer, I.lni'uln K , Malln litut r Nolan C,, Alturaa ITHfl fevriiann, Arlti"' n.. KK. :U1 - rahianok. frank. Malln I4t7 Kalrrlu. Paul II.. KT Unftralllliar, Jamaa J , Malln SUM raulkner. Mnhrrt Wada, Malln :i4:t4- Kan-ler, Jak II . TulHaka. 1 1 lift - frnalrr. Hlrhard 1., Tulrlake, 71 - rarruatm, Jnarph Y. , Tulclrtka. k iWItt -Ke.aindr.n, Vligll K . KK. ' f!7- Kiah. Throdf.te J. Ill, Tulflakt, lliift - Klatier. Krad. Dnrrla :iu;ii-Kllrh. Jrdui Drlnn. AHuraa. I74W- rilmerald. Dan W.. KK. KKrhuith, l.men ( ola, nnnaiwa Mi.V-Kltrhush, Paul, KK. 1410- Klaoktia. Knirat C., Kf ID.Vl-Klowera. Jaini-a M , Midland .Mfil Klnyd. Kdward n , Klamath Agenry 1737 Khir) , Andrew J., Chllnquln. 21 1 1 - Khun, John Jfiruma, Ijikevlew. 1411 -Knrquer, Iay Allen, KK. rJltl-Knrreat. Krln IJenrge, Alturaa. rtm Kreeman, Don, Mallli. a.nmt Kraatuiur, nirharri II., Vrflta. h;i- Krev, Thnmna Allen. Tulalaka. IIM7-rugate, Jack tt., Marrlll. Regional Eligibles Wonderful Food AND NEVER A Dull Moment at MOLATORE'S Open 6:00 , m. to 1:00 . m. 1112 Main On this page arc printed 572 ngrnci of Ktamalh-Lake-Lkiyuu Modoc county veterans who will participate in Mon day's drawing for tliu 44 Copxck Bay homcbteods. This is an unofficial hit, and cannot be guaranteed to include every name of participating veterans of thcic four counties, but an etfoit was mode to segregate all of them from the general list of 2b names. Those arc veterans who have qualified for the drawing by proving their eligibility from the standpoint of farming ex perience, character, financial assets, and so on. They will compete with more than 2000 other veterans for the 44 home steads. The numbers ahead of each name arc file numbers trie assigned numbers which arc in the capsules for the drawing representing each applicant. :iwtn Kunk, Paul lluaaell, Tulalaka mm puiher, Uwii It, Midland. Itm Oahrlel, I rank Olmt ItiVT . Galloway. Many Allrn, Tulr-Ukr. .lOiiU tiingrt. William David. Tuirluka. :iiinu (.arll.'k, Km lrt.v, Tulelaka .IftWt t;Mil h, riii.-t I'ilgli. Tulalaka. 7ft4 Oairell, (id.itff- AiUntr. l-nkwlew. 3IIJ Udircll, I. vie W , Hl'iague Itlver. 1104 (jentry. Krllh Hhr.lrt. Mnrlll run (ii.uldrn. Wallace W. Mkrlj. IIMI (iialiim, Jamra I.. Meillll Mill nr. Mailht J , Kl- JHi (iitnir, llalrlgli . KK Jtlia tltrdiam, r.narnr J , Tulrlaka itir iiilffllh, Arthur A. Mrtilll. ;il7 liilllllh, K.atl K. Alluiaa U1 (iiln.aa, Hrnry Kallh Kl li'JH (illlMi. Jutnr. ling. I. V, KK, Uu -(iriniaa, WlMiam P, Kl . I71U (;ii.a, It.it h In K , KK -M il liilirl. t .tluinl.il. I,akrlew :i.U7 .fc. r.llon Wa)i. Malm 14.11 tit. ma, Krai.k P. Jr. Itonana 1413 (iimc. Chrrrd 1., Tulrlake 1.U4 (innliM-k, William Lynch, Jr .Tula lake MiM t.nlhrla lma Itllry, Muiilll Jirtii (iriumer. (tc-igp t" , ftpiaguv lllvei. MIA (jjJtrua, Virgil Oeiiltmi, Tulclaka I Jij.'t Lawvlll, Kvmii Claianta, KK. 1M -lah. Call Jauica, Tulalaka. .HIU.I Iwii, Oran C. Tulalaka am "l,lndaa. Jack I.roii, Malln. ,Hn Llake, Jack Marllli, Marrlll. :i37-lper. Mlllnn. Merrill. JilllH-Karuialh Muigan, KK. l.ukaa, Kdward J , Tulalaka. au.i ling, Carl Hamucl, Mrrrlll. 07ft llowatt. John A . Mcflnud U-vn Itnyal, Onnald WlUon, Tulelakt irHCJ Itovar. Olln Ahraham. Kr, ilini) Hiiart, Marlon Kdgar, llonana. 1 1 HV HuiMirl, Theodore Allan, Maliri. a:iH:t- lluaaell. John Wlllard Kl :i4 fluaaell. Hayinoiid le, Alluraa, Mittl Hvdlunrl. John Henry, Merrill, 'MKA Hohuatelll, lll' haid Jamaa, Kl, M 1744 Hatrv. I.l t;.,idon. KK 7 11 1 1 t 1m t- W, Malln I44HI lUII. Jamaa Kiedrrlck. Ml y rtUl HalliHk, Wllllain V , Wr!m 7fi Hammond. Jainca K. . Mnrlll Nun Itanchait. Auiel K . Tulalaka tiVi Ht.d Kdgar I-a Tulelaka 137U lUnkina. Donald Kedciltk, Dairy. HH lUriklna, Kla Wealoy, llonanra. lir.'rt -llannuii. Ji.hn Palrlrk. Tulvlaka. tm iiti. l.lod Alhcrt, KK J.i.Ui IUrrr. Jamr 1 . Kl I J liana., (ieoigr. Illy, lkou llanta, lor I Mrrluii. Chllnooin. J I Jl Il4irla. John Kdward, ltonao. JJU2 llaakina, Velton lc, Marrlll 1X12 lUaklna, Wilhur C , Marrlll I1U lltivi. Melvln 7'ulalakr. 1771 llrikinaii, William Oil, Malln ltK7 lladlngU'ii. Victor, Titlelakr .IJU Hc-tlMci, Keiinrlh Ho1ei I, Marrlll. il.iu llrtui, Ktwln. KK iwt Hr lemon. William M . Ihmaiwa :: Hc-malterl. reli I, , lulrlnkr lot),' tlrirliigahaw, Arthur K. Mailt) .ni(i Huringahaw, John H. Malln .Kiln lie, John tldward, Kl .WIO Ha.a, Thomaa Kiwin. KK. jooj llickcy. Deula. Momil IXto ingn. layiot, K IWI7 Hloard. (tarrrl Dean, KK Itmi IhMlgr. jiimii lau, .tlrrrtll .ui: HiMirt. (,rrad Atloiph, Alet ttll. Mil HiMlgr, t.ei aid l-illar, Atri rlil .1 H'Micri, liftman W. Iionaoia llii Hi U,ra, i-aler D. Ilonaiwa JJI4 lli.guc, It l haul A tame . 1 uialakr tfl lli-ihrook, Cecil Paul. Matin J.a lloldan. iV nl Hoin' e. Mrtrlll. 2anl - IL.tUiiut-i. J 11 , (ulriaka 4u.t Holt. David Clyde. Keno. J liU llolnoiiei , l-otriuu Iku, KK. Orti- IIo.mI, Willtam I , Itoimixa 40) M.Hgjii, Jrn J, .Mritill. Jirnl iir. Cl4lv Marion. Mrriill 2AIU- Hmiae, Daniel I jldta, Itoitanr jrto5 II mi. Da v lit Aualin, llonanfa .4t Hon, John Y. II , llonana IMmi Hoiiar. Tom, Itonama 3Jwi- Huhltard, John Ji , luielake .Ml lluirakei, I.) la I. , Tulaiakr .UIO- Kutfman, Kennrlli Warner, KK 131 -llugliaa. Charlra Main. Alturaa. 1457 Hunting, lyenlle V , Merrill 32ti lluilliurt. Haituoii J. tulrlake 2.1;' 4 H art, Aud'r) h , Worden. 1U3I Huff. Veiland lo, KK I71i Irerihlca Ituwaid Karl. KK 3X-V4- Itvtne, Kail Mitchell, Malln. 1J1I l.enace. Haiutd Irrderuk, Tula-lake .147:1 Jack.on. J.lm Howard, Mei nil. JIM-Jamla.m, Maurice K . Tulrlake ltxw Jriiilrieja waki, llernaid J , Tula laka. 17U Jendriejewakl. Walter J . KK H7.I Jenaen, Harold I . Ml Hhdala .IH'di Jrn.ru Jnaeph Keriirn, KK. ;mry.Johnaoti. 1 larnica tdwaid, Kurt Jnnea ItHH -Johnaon, Krrnch Ciiglaml. Tulelake. 11UA --Jnhnaon, llenrv W , Ml Shaala. 11X1 - Juhnaon. Hoy Dtllard. KK ;mol Jnhnaon. Hlrhard Iorln, Kort Jnnea. 13 Johnaon, J oar pit lta mond, Fort Junra 1371 - Johnaon, Hoorl Allen. KK '."17 Johnaon. Wllllain Kiank. Mentll U.iw - Jnnea, Alviti Kriinelh, 'lilelakc 44 -Jnnea. Cllftnn T, Allura. Jlnrt Jonra, Jnhn Nolile, Alturaa 74U- Jordan. John M, Kort Jinea, K IM Kamarad. Irfo, KK JUKI- Keaa. Charlaa laler. Macdoel ;i7Kt- Keeter. Olln Rex, Tulrlake :irwt- Kelle) , John C . Alturaa 1H4- Kldd. Ilulwrt. KK .1.17(1- Klnnay, lonarcl Donald. KK. 3JI.rt Kinney. Oliver Chai lea, KK :i4l(l- Kile, Hldnev Warner, Tulelake iM.lfl - Klein, I'rnnk J, Tulrlake. til Knight, llillle Man. In, Tulelake. 7, Kolkow, Clarence Hay. Malm. 0711 Kolknw. Kranrta M , Malln MM) --Krelienberk, Haphael Adrian, Tula lake I7:ut Krlo. Paul. Malln JtMW Ki4tgh, Janifa I)., Alturaa 2Wi l.ace, TMoinaa J, Merrill Jimn l agnn, David Lamhert Jr.. Tule lake. I2HI l.aKiin. Mrln. Tulrlake jnm -Iwnige, Gerald llenrv. Yrekn HMI Ijiraon. Khlon IjiVrrn. Hlruhgltold. innH Ijiiighltn, Clnyd, Tulelake. Zt4 lvmau, Ned I... Merrill. 7'U Miliaria, Allien. Tulrlake 17(l Maharrx. Vrrn Victor. Tulalaka IM7 Muhrt, Kantun ItayiiMind, L'hil. 1x1 11 in MM marahall. William f . KK J7H Martin, Arthur t , Tulalakf tVI -Martin, Uaihoy WlllUrn, Child. o,u1 n ,11U MmiIIii, Mllea J , Newell. Iia4 Maaaay, Jamaa Itayliorii, Tulalaka. ni)J Maairn, HWniey ( liarlra, KK a .na Mauch, Harry KrancU, lulriaka. join Mayfleld, Wayne I... Tulelake. U.IJ Mecham, IJoyd yuan ton. Malln. a77U Meka, John Carneat, KK nrwi-Maler. John A , Malln. :I417 Merry. Wood row L, Malln. lUlii Mrahka. Waller lonard. Tulalaka. a114 - Mlkkelaon, Henry A., KK 7W Mlkkelaon, Krnll M . KK :itm- Mllea, Travia Andrew, KK IUIU Mill. Gordon William. Alturaa. l:i Mlh hrll, (;ne lllhrul. Tulelake la.Vt -Mote, Galord I . Merrill. I3"4 Monfore. Jock Kdward. Malln I .VI Monroe, Arthur H . Bona n tm. iyr-Mrirr. IJod Kdward. KK 1 1 j J Mo,, ic, Oihal Iouard. Alluraa. 1007 MMre. Itohrrt II . Tulelake MM -Morrla. Jack Marlon. Kl m Moaelwr, Kd. Tulelake 11)71. Moiachenhacher. IjiVern Walter, KK 3411 Muiphy. Ilniamlii T. Merrill ll'JT MhiiIi John I), lrkaviaw. unit. Mvrr. William D Malm. 4 it MrAullffe, Palrlck Daniel, Merrill. IHU M. "'atn. William Alexander, Al turaa I2i.ii t- lymundi ftoliairt Clark, Tula laka I Ma MiCullev. Char lea Kdward, Malln. HIS McCullev John Paul. Malln JtUZ Mi Donald. I.ealer Wlllla, KK .17 .ift Mi I all. Malcolm Kllawnrth, Ho iiaura till McGhrhrt. Donald Klvhi KK lJf Mi Kee, Tlovd A . Alluraa. VKi McK.n. Io K . Merrill iao Ml.aiirln. Illantou I -a mar, Tula lake .11.1.1 Mi Pheraon, Allen C , Midland .m i.l Mcllevnolda. KrancU Ward. KK. 14;r7 McWliorier. Hen O. Tulalaka. .ut4n Morrla, Millie Hay. l-akevlew. ,ll.n Moltcltenhather. Bernard P, KK. i:iin Milfleen, Mud. Carlaon. KK. trm Hamnda. Lea N . Dorrla Uin Hamuila, Ward H . Ml Hebron. 7'tH Harnurlaon, ( harlea H , KK, 1133 Hchmldli, Theodora M . Malln. 3UI4 -H'hooler, leonrd L, Monana. 347 Hchrelner, Donald K, KK 3314 Hi hroetler. Ilaymond K, , Tulelakt. aXVf -Hcott, Kdwln Allterl, Tulalaka. ,-i7C Nroll, Klovd William, Malln 404 HcoU, (ferald Kenneth, Tulalaka. iifJlll Heara, K-mel, Dorrla. 33'H -Heater, ItolMirl Vernon, llonuna. l;i.l Hechler, Glanti Aftierlfiia, KK, 3I1WJV - Kheldon, Verull Iroy, KK. 477 Khelley. Cecil W., G)ella :i:ii:i hhrrar. Italph I, , Tulelake :t:n - Hliarwood. (ierald Mark, KK, :ioi4-Bhoamakar, Itrvln Carrol, Matdoel. ;t:i()3 --Hhorl, Juuiea Kanneth, KK. llltl- Khulti, Clayton Arthur, Lakeview. Hutu Hnuomte, Murdralh John. KK. .iirm hmglelon. Jhn Jeremiah, l,ak vir w. :i4')?J - Skinner, Kram-lt Aaliury, KK. i31" Hleak, John Henry, Tulalaka. 777-Hrnith, Aury Lavar. Naw Pint Cierk 3UH hmlth. Klnyd A., lkevlaw. IW4lHmllh, John K.I hen, Marrlll, :'H4 Hmith. 1-cr Kennie, Kl-. XMia-hmllh, Lloyd Harley. Malln. M'' hmllh, urrm r-ugena, ctaw i-ioe Crack. lilft ho. .111, Waltrr Jr., Honania 17.10 hnapp, Harold C, Marrlll iai0 - rtmuer, Lloyd llarleii. New Pint 4:ift booraoff. Walter William. KK. ;iil -Homintrvllle. George, Tulalaka. IU Ui Spear. Charlea Martin. Keno. ;ii;in -Siencer, 10. A I tin a. 7110 -Spoiek, Chariea Paul Malln. lo.ltt Spoiek, Kdward J , taUn Unl -Siaatny, Waller H , Malln. itPL'i Hleele, Varla Dean. KK. a.rU-Kleriilrl. Kloyd Allrn, Tulelake 1JI4 Stevan. Ktanlay Illanfnrd, lule iakc. JU4lhitwart, Holert Paul, KK a3V1lllwart. Virgil rugent, KK a.W7--Hlonecjpher, Cheater Jr . Malln. 2Mi4 -Storey, Kldon Kdward. KK. 131.1-Mtout, William Kred. K t).Vi Ktrret. 1-eon Hex. Tulalaka ;Mjf(i-Ktiunk, J4iaph lK'iy . Kl l42 hily. Anion M. Jr.. Merrill 3H3 Swrrno . Orrie, Kort llidwe II. 1W1 Ktout. Kloyd T.. KK. 3oo Slancolf, Karl Jewel. Kl X2 - Huh raw. OrvlMa Kerdinand. KK 1 Taylor. Ival C Malm IV44 -Taylor, Jack Verdell. KK. 17 Taylor, Verne It, Malm ir-Ofl T'rrra, Chailea Kurl. Mrrrlll. Terry, John V., Tulrlake r.Hl -T hacker, Darrell Hi d. KK. ItMh-Thortiiia, llrrnard Hay. KK. laim-T'honiaa, Clarence Stanit). KK. aaj.'1-Thurnwn, Kred Aualin, KF tUil- TiMry, Veil Clarence, Merrill, inn- Tolrll, laddie, Mann 1X4' Tolrll. Ixmla, Malln 11!t:i-Truax, Kallh Otto. M!. Hrhron. Win - Twulvky. Hoherl O. Tulelake IMtO Turner. Keilti Iran llonanra 17:'n- Tuleur. Jarkaon Krederlr. Alturai. LHi-Tler, Sieve ilen. KK N 1"4'. Njvtor. Aridrew George. Tulflaka. lino Navlor. Max W. Tulalaka. 1431 - Nelaon. ClatoiHC Kdward, Tula Inke :ilH7 Netaon Nval F-ldnn. KK Vlnl Nelaon. Holwit Alvln. KK yZJ Newitian. David E . Tulalakf. 1113 Norria. Holteri Muice, KK. Irnft O Callaghan. Jerry A . Tulalakf. U:i Ogle Jamra Wtlaon, lakeview. A31 O'Uao, IVnnla I), Patalay. 14ii7 - Ol.on. Dale Ud. Merrill ()rrm, Harry Ijiwrence. KK .tSrt--Orr. Wayne Wiley. Alturaa. 17. ii OalMtrnr. lirrtwrt Tllden. Tulrlake. ;uVHl Oaterhoudt, Merrill K , n'ulrlaka. niftH Oil, Jamra Ira. Jr. Tulrlake, ;ilfttv-Otl. Maurice Jarald. Tulalakf. .IDMVOtt, Thutln Jeaae. Tulrlake Hoi - Ottoman. Jamr Rnherl. Malln .11.1.1 -Uwriu, John tlenjamln, Tulrlake. '.ill Panlur. Lrallr Clarence, Lakeview. .I4iwt - Parker, Frvln Grovrr. Jr , KK. 1.114- Parker. Glenn Orner. Tulelake 4nrt Paiteron, Arthur II . Jr , Midland. "J7"U --Patteraon. Garland. Tulalakf. 3ft7A- Palterann. lanm R, KK. 3249 Paulaon. Don Kaalon, Llkalv 734 Peters. Herman Jr . Montagu. Mla- Prlraaek, Kdwln, Malln. :i.iH Phelta. Illllard II.. l-akevirw. 24 LI- Phillip. Clro Dewaynr. KK 7. Phlllipa. Virgil Wood row. KF. as.ll Phlppa. Orln S , Tulrlake. iim-pnia. hoIkti 11. Maim. :uiiMl- PikiI, Ir. Ml. Hrnrnn :im3 Pope. Jamr Itandall. Merrill aA?VPorlerfleld. Kenneth M. Dnrria 44I.Y Portei field. Hamond A . Dorrtl. WW Powell. HoIkuI Halnh. Tulrlake. R7 -Powell. Wllllain Houalon. Tule lakr 2M Price. Rov W , Tulelake. ;147J -Prough, Carl Alford. llnnana. HM-Puckott. nohrtl Dnuglaa, Keno. fln RaUton. Don A., Malln. MfR-- Hntmry, Kugrne l.oyd. Mrrrlll 3144-Hankln. Gem g Marlon, Merrill. J.M:i -Itntllf f. Donald. Malln. 3.l4o-ltaw1ina. Krederlr Rav, TulelaVf. 124ft -Held. Roger David, Malln. 1U71 Hentoti. Jamra D . Tulrlake. 3041 Rrttrralh. Jnhn Furnrll. Malln. J04o- Rrttrralh. Marvin Wana, Malln. lH4:i -Hlchardaon, Dale Vrrnon. Malln. :tni - Hlchardaon. F.dward J., Jr., Likely. 112H Rickey, Frank Wanrrr, Jr., KF. 131H- Rlttrr, Waller Norman, flnnanta. I4PI Rnada, Jir Marahall, Bnnania. 7.13- Rndgera. Claud Llnley, KT. 11)27 Rogrra, Jamra T... KF. 17tI7 Rogrra, Jamra, Tlilelake ;iH4 Hodgert, Paul J., Tulrlake. 1441 -.JloUin. Rav nnhrl, Malln :m:iuUi.nitvrdl. Jame Sondre. Bonania. XIM-- Honftrld, Carl Alfrrd. Mrrrlll. 214:t Rnnflrld, Rudolph John. Merrill. 2.110 Home, Harry .. Tulriake. :tf)'Jfl-Hoaa, Donald TJ , Bnnaiua. :i4;i- Hovllo. Nlrk, Wrrd. Ml CASCADE'S Newer Cleaning Methods Are More Thorough Experimentation on new and better cleaning proccsics have been going on constantly at Cascade Cleaners. We are well equipped to do a finer service more quickly. Send us your best wearables and get them back sparkling clean and beautifully pressed. PAQPAHF Laundry and OupoiiHe Tout Office Dry Cleaners Klitmntir. Finest VUAtX K. AUnh 13 rj4ii Maaryk rrrrlvrrl thr luat rttm of alMtn twdity km Prrnldrnt htlturA liriim Hfjjt wt hi hirr. In the vaulted pantrVon of the Ntitlotml muftrum, draped In black, ( tmimunlHt I'rrmler Klrmrnt otl Wkld made the main funeral ora tion, berating I he rrlllra of Matiaryk in the went and Indirectly aeeualnc them of the foreign mlnfutrr'i titath. The frail, biIIhk prpsidnt, who LrltM-rJ MitHiiryk'n father mold thin republic, dried hl rycii ua a eul'rtiy by another Kvenimeiit nfflrlal re rj.lh'd epIVKlet of Jan Mnsaryk'8 life. The preoldcnt nlofxl with head bowed I11U1 the fur collar of hli overcoat. He weined to be tryhiK ?o maintain hi composure. Thru the light, went down and a fhlldrrn'i choir Hang the favorite folk ftong of ('.erhonlovakia't flrwt pi eldrnl, Tlioman ti. Manaryk. Iti ne broke Into tears. 1 he preiil dritt mopped hla fare and mouth with a hatidkrrrlilrf. lie rubbed hiH ryra with hla fingerk. It wan Benes" first pubjlc appar ance since the Kovernment crlniR bman In Czef.hrv.loakin February 2. Hciich Utlked fur an hour with Jan Ma.saryk Tuesday niRht. The next mornliiR M.uaryk a body wan found below a window of Cumin palace, tic fore lien ministry office. The (MnmunlhU. who seiiwrd power two weeks aRo, raid Masaryk committed suicide. Brnri kept his head bowed while (H-ttwald spoke the funeral ora tion. He showed no emotion when (roltwahl railed press attacks In the western nations the reasons for a nervous illness which brought M:isaryk's death. Klamath Extension Center Slates New Courses For Spring Term On March 15 New courAii feature the nfferinx fr the uprliiK term t the Klamath Kallt extcmlon center f'tiliuiiiid Monday, March IS, at the Klamath Union high achool bulldlnii. Of upt.'al Interest to townpeo)le, as well aa teacheni and others In terfiled In taklrn work for credit, are the cournes In applied mental hyKlene, three hours; child develop ment, three hours; photography, two hours, and typing, two hours. Wor'- on office machines will be In cluded In the spring term of typlnn. Applied mental hygiene will begin Monday, March 15, and child de velopment will meet Tuesday. March 10. Both clak-ses are taught by John SchuU of SOC and will meet In room 300. Charles CarUon of the KU1IS faculty will teach a class In photo graphy emphasizing the developing, printing, toning and enlarging of pictures. The class offers two hours of credit and will meet on Wednes day beginning March 17 In room 319. Methods and materials In teach ing art, a three hour course taught by Otto Wllda of BOC. will be of fered on Thursday night beginning March 18. The first meeting will be held In room 300, subsequent meetings In the art room at Fremont Junior high school. u 11W4 IThach, John W. Tulrlake 14P Krltarh. Ilrr C . Tulelakr 4W -Urtarh. Phil"- 0en. Tulelake. mm V.ilderrama. Marion Olmoa. Tule lake. im Vn Cleve. Kldon M . Merrill 3119.1 -Vrrllng. Morgan Jnaeph. I-ake-v le w . JflW -Vffitnn, Darrrll !.. Tnlelakf. lilts- Vlrtorlne, J4n John, Malln 910 -Vokai-h. Kriih I) . Tulrlake. 311(1 -ViH, Leo W Tolrlake w 17.14 Waldnp. Sherman 1 lor. Merrill. .2'J - W.ildrlp, William MrC'art. Tulelake, U7:t- Walker, Virgil Arllr. Malln :tm:i Walker. Warren W., Merrill. TJMt--Valldrln. Hay Jonaa. Tulrlake. 1111 -Wulraih. Krlth S, KF. 1 ttt ti..... 1 -..... Hiirl fhlln. 1 quin. 2H17-- Warring, Hubert Farl, Tulrlake t7.i Wnttera. Thninai Kdgar. KF. ;iii!'J Wrtman C H M , Tiilelaka ,177r.-War. John Washburn. Matin. :ttic Wetrr. Anlone Alfred. Jr . I-ake-vlew. 1141- Wrlla, Tharlra Krlth. KF. 2174-W'rat, Don Ijiwrrnre. Mrrrlll. 197t --Wett. William Favll. Tulrlake 2n:i2-- White. Orancer Allrn. Tnlelake. :il4rt -While. Harold Mecham. KF. I42U-Whltlatch. Paxil William, KV 14:iR - Whttlatrh, Ronald Kdward. KF. 24fl -Whltlock. Fred B . Dunanuiir. .zriWhllmore, Crcll Marlon, KF. BU2-Wilde. Mervrt G. Malln. W1 -Wllllama. Charlet Wrher. Likely. 2422 Wllllama, Darrrl Fraynf, Lake view. 2S14 - Wtlliama, Kdwln Firneit. Monta itif. 1 10 WllMama, Holland KenP-th. Malln. .Wtlliaina. Teia Morn. Lakrview. Iirl Willlama. Wrat Gary. Alturan. 1413 Willtaini. Wlllard Foretl, LaVe vlrw. Wtlaon, Chariea Vrrnon. Malln. W ilwn. Mitchell. KF. HBO- Wolfe. Chiudr E,. Dunamutr. UI70-- Wood. Nrweli t' , KK. 2040 Wood. Orvlllr Dale. Malln. TJ9- Wrxdh4niar. Jinir A . Merrill 24IW- Woodman. Jamra DrWaln. Tulelake. 24o,l--Woodman, Rotwrt D., Tulelake. 1121 Wnoda, Klmrr W.. Ikevlew. :ifni7 Wn d. Alfred 7.anr. KF. 24W- Woo ten, Clvdr W., Bonanra. ,f.-W,oolon. Ralph V., Tulelakr. HIM- Wright. Nnvlr A . Tulelake. .vjj-Wrbrr, Kennrih Martin, KF. LA Leads In Building Gain PORTLAND, March 13 or. Build ing activity again Increased In Feb ruary In the 11 Far Western states, British Columbia and Hawaii. The trade Journal Western Build ing reported today that 236 cities and counties issued 29S38 building permits valued at $145,062,072 In February. Fjr the same month last year there were 28,815 for $104. 709 334 valuation. The survey showed an even greater gam among the larger cities. The leading ten cities included: Feb. 1948 Jin. 1918 Feb. 1947 1. Los Angeles $27,023,007 $28,190,214 $16,892,503 2. Honolulu 4.234.091 3.257.209 2,193.692 3. Snn Diego 3.918.912 4.084.906 1.883.767 4. San rranclsco 3.379.790 4.547.910 4.837.662 5.406.870 1.751,535 4.278,455 2,110,105 PM To Be Sold Or Shut Down Due To Losses NEW YORK, March 13 tPi - Marshall Field III said today he either uas selling his New York newspaper, PM, or closing it. He said he no longer would sup port the publication because of heavy deficit It has Incurred since he helped establish It eight years ago. The paper has been sold to Clin ton D. McKinnon of San Diego, Calif., contingent upon McKinnon reaching an agreement with the CIO American Newspaper guild, which represents editorial employes of the paper, the publisher said. If no agreement is reached. Field added. It would cca.,e publication March 26. He declined to disclose the sale price. Field also publishes the Chicago Sun-Times. The transaction first was disclosed last night by Thomas J. Murphy, executive vice president of the New York City chapter of the guild. The guild's answer will be arrived at with utmost caution." the guild official said. PM's 170 employes represented by the ANG were notified yesterday that Uieir employment was being terminated as of March 26. Two sections of English, English composition and American litera ture, which began last fall, will con tinue through the spring term. Eng lish composition meets college freshman composition requirements and will stress creative writing this term. The literature course Is based on modern and contemporary American literature. Arthur Krels- man of SOC Is the Instructor. Eng lish composition meets on Mondays and the literature on Tuesdays, both In room 208. Beginning and advanced type writing will again be offered with office machines included as part of the advanced work. The office machine class Includes work on the Friden, Monroe, Marchant, Bur roughs and Remington calculators in addition to dictaphone and adding machines. This class is taught by H. O. Palmer of the KlHH staff and begins Tuesday, March 16. Meetings will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Arrangements can be made to work also on Thurs day night. On April 12, construction and use of visual aids will begin. The class is under the direction of Dr. Curtis Reed of Oregon State college and Joe LaClalr, visual education direc tor of Klamath Falls schools. The course will carry two hours of credit. All courses may be taken for credit or without credit. Classes begin at 7 o'clock and meet at Klamath Union high school except the art class which will meet In Fremont junior high school after March 18. Fees are 83.50 per credit hour. A maximum of six hours may be car rled In one term. Lake Gets Timber Pay LAKEVIEW, March 13 l.aka county Is receiving $50,434.11 as Its share of the 25 per cent of imtlohnl forest receipts which are distributed to the counties In Oregon for Ilsc-nl year 1947, according to Rn un nounccmcnt by the forest service. This ranks Lake county sixth In the state of Oregon In the amount re ceived by the various counties. Lttna county Is first, followed by Grunt, Klamath. Douglas and Clackamas In that order. This revenue Is derived from 38 per cent of the total receipts re ceived by the national forests dur ing the fiscal year from timber sales, grazing fees and special fees. These payments are In lieu of tuxes and are made each year by the federal government to counties having na tional forests within their boun daries. YZ S,l -Ymlr. Jtmri . !.pine 3777 .olllugtr, Ilonstd Yost. TuleUk. 9S9 -7.umr, Vincent Joe, Stalin. To Buy. Sell or Trade It pavs to read Herald and News Classified Ads It pays to Advertise I 5. Seattle 2.3116.760 6. Portland 2,515.265 ON YOUR WAY TO Crater ' 'T Lake MODOC COUNTRY INN "Where Living Is a Hobby" Pest control spray ing pays off big . . . ... 75 pounds of added beef weight is not unusual. BEAN Power Sprayers have been the leaders In the spraying field (or over 60 years. Come In and let us prove to you what a sound investment any BEAN will be. THE FIUST NAME IN SMAYUI There is a BEAN to fit your needs, for livestock, weeds, orchard or row-crop spraying. It will paint your buildings and fight fires. No Implement Is more versatile . . . none pays greater dividends. We'll be glad to arrange a demonstration. Your Tl"Ox ...U t-by STANLEY Our Easier than ever readings Included 16 degrees this morning and 32 Friday. The sky was overcast Saturday morning but gave indications of clearing for tomorrow. greetings are more outstanding cards you would be happy to receive! 737 Main Crater Lake Ski Outlook Good Crater Lake national park rang ers said tills morning that prospects for skiing this week-end appeared excellent with four Inches of snow on top an Icy crust following a new storm. Chains must be used from Annie Spring to the rim. Temperature TiniT mm mm i ra 7T 7T a ii 5aWllTt Here's What "Carlson's Service" Includes I ho most thorough, satisfac tory reupholstenng service that you will ever find . a . and it costs no more than just the ordinary. Real custom re upholstering tor your old fur nituro that makes it look like Davenport 85.00 up Chair 40.00 up Easy Terms! Six Months to Pay ) turnllurr plrVrd tin anil it llvrrrd within reasonable area. 0 Intrrfara rebuilt with new material! nhrit neie ary. Cuahlom remade. 9 New ttrHldf inserted whtra needed, f) New HnlnM tuppllrd tar aea platforms, a t:pntrtl Iria and framaa checked and reteurhrd. f) Covrrlnr x p e r 1 1 r rut. tretchrd and applied. dprlngi reset and relied. Fxterler tram hand ifwn. Rapid wirk by e parl erafUinrn, Vnur rtniM t man beautiful fabric. We wish to thank the people of Klamath Basin for the splendid way in which they welcomed the new Town Club. We believe that it is the Basin's finest and we appreciate your reception. H. J. BEVAN and CHARLES SCHUSS. THE NEW TWIM LLU!B LOUNGE & RESTAURANT (20-625 MAIN ST. THE TOWN CLUB RESTAURANT VNDKR THE DIRECTION OF HARRY WAGNER The Finest of Foods Open 24 hours daily Merchant's Lunch served in lounge from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. ' Complete course dinners served in the lounge 6 p. m. to 11 p. m. 1 THE TOWN CLUB LOUNGE CONGENIAL, WHOLKSOMK ATMOSPHERE Open 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Finest of wines and champagnes served with meals. Drinks Skillfully Mixed. it All Eastern Bottled Beers. i W. also wish to thank the mony business firms of Klamath Falls for their co-operation and the beautiful flowers for our opening.