TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
IFour-H Naws
jtfc,i'')'rMWf"Jii"WJ-i V. rfi' ...-..'4,. .i't .iJ!
The. Taaly Cooker of Honiiiiru
hold club nifi'Linut on Frtduyn I tout
2. Mi to 'i.'Jb. The (lull Have nni
(Iriiiiiiifilintloti Hi Klamath Fall
Mb nil 0, 11MH, in The Utin Hlmt
WllllMlW. llUKCl IfltlllhllHW himI Hrlty
Hul)h Bitvn a, drmnmliittloii for
gioup 1 nn deviled en.
ChiuI Uni Wrathrrby,
Newit Reporter.
The Olrno 4-11 club mrntliiK Km
hrld ut the home of Helen mid l,e
Imid Webber, Mutch H, ID. II. Time
were eight mrliibrm pnv.enl, 'J lie
tifMnumr made a iep.nl, the rlul)
tiruntiry Itavlim h llltlr uvrr 2 IKJ
nuw.
Leader Itrx llluli UAkrd thr Ul
of llir club If Ihry wnr intrrertlrd
III til UMUlAlIlK ft (HiilllllU rlul). Mint
liiemOcm ait reed that thry wrre.
Now the luk irniiilim to find aoine
onr to li'ii d thrm.
ltrfienhinrntA wrre rrvrd by Mm.
Webber.
Tim next lurctlnii will br hrld itt
thr home of Oavvvne and l.er Km.
ler uii April 4. HMfl
Joy How, New Reporter.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
CtiliiliUltrrjk nlttl plan, fur tlir 4-11
c-lub L-uunty spiUuf lair urie un
nuuiired mi tlir irituinr monthly
llicrltiitf cif the leader's uw.oi-latluu
rlatiinlay by Mm. W. M. Willtitrim.
general rhalimau.
Other eventa annolllired ere thr
t-auuliitf (lay hrld Mairh 11 ut thr
Fu.i Mrilnxliiit ihiiri'li and the
new. reportelk' day. Mulch 'ill. Mr,
hail Mack. prvaldrnt u( the aMH-ia-lltm.
presided hi thr meeting.
Date, fur thr Inlr havo loeu nil
nouuted fur April 21, 1i mul 1M unci
will Ma hide eslilblta tit thr furmtry,
WihkIwdi kllia. Iralhririalt, rookltia',
arwlhlf. riaim llnlirnvrmriit. knit
linn, anil hrulth pru)e'ta.
Cuinimttrra tur ret-riving. ar
ranging and ihnklim out exhiliii.
air: clothing. Mm. Anna Mnntllin,
rhaumau. Mr.. T. E Wealhriliy,
Mr. H. f Hnkrr. Mm. T. O Jiilnr
aim. Mm. Wrmlrll llryrr. Mm Carl
JatoLuen; knitting, Mm. John
Clark, Mm lltay Hrnnnnn; home
makiiiK. Mm. Kitil Mark, rlialtuiau.
Mm, Zelda 't'rlplrll. Mm C. II.
Chair; i-oukrry. Mm. Ceell Hiilry,
I'halrniAti. Mm Ivuii ilttoiiinn;
rami) rookery. Mm J. II llllnn. Mm.
Karl Hall, Mm. Klva Vanillin; Hood
working. Wlllmr Hohlnette. rhnlr
nun. Jalliiw Held. I). C Hull;
le.thenraft. Movil Krrlv. chairman:
forestry. Ilarulll IVmrll, clmlllllnn.
Chirk Nullouay, Mm Capps, K. 11
Ariuatrnnir. II. Nrnrll Corry.
Commlttrm for ntlrrlal rolltrnta
arr; ciKiklnif. Mm C.'lauitr Wllllntm.
rhalrninn: Mm Jrmir Krnilr, Mm.
Thrlina llouk, Mm Jrrrv I. von, Mm,
Jainra Wrvn. Jor Krmlnll. Wooilrow
Mrrry: wmnit. Mm Karl Mark,
chairman. Mm R R, HlmomU, Mm.
Walter Cnllliu. Home economic!
JililBllig: ronltliK. Mm. (1 M Anrr,
Mm J. M Turner. Mm. C. V. Cook;
clothlnit Mm Anna Miincllin, rlmir
man. Mm Ramvy; hnnirninkinc
Mm C II Char. Mm Trlnlctt;
rtrniuiutratlnnn. Mm, I, Mnrtn.
rhalrnian. Mm Rtrlla flnvinr. Kiirl
WiImhi. Marlin llruan: tvr rrvur
and rvrnini pronram. Mm Iva
. Oourlrv. chairman: Mm. Allrn flal
braith. Mm. W J Dixon: poMcr ar.
ranrmrnt, Mm Ksthrr nrnn-n:
health control. Mm llarllry, Mr.
nciman. Mr Williammm. Mm.
Mrrry, Kllrn nrown.
HcY, MoM '.Where's
MY OVERCOAT r0
f ON THE
( 50M WHfRE
Vhfta watch to yy I
f PUT IT oh ) rv,v- r Ji
HOT PAWG
C-rTV. Ti.
i r i e i i i xi
SR.
mmmmm.
Merrill
i
Malin
I.OAt Itlvrr Ourdfit club will mrrl
Tur.-tduy, Miirrh Ti. m the home of
Mm. J. Flunk Admit. 1'rourum
for the inrriiim will fcuturr n talk
tin wrr.J and trsl rnnlrol, olull
will Ih" afiiwrrrd by thr imine of a
prnt or wrrd.
J'hr Aiin'i iiiin l.ruot met Turn
day for Inlllullon of rnntulu(ri.
Thr inmniioii tram fioin Klamath
KnIU with I.ynn Knymift in rhurKe
Inltlatrtl thr fnllowlnit : Chit r Irs
('uimliiHlmm. Kdlutid WmI, Hub
Marry, Tommy Cole, Krnnry Van
Allrn, Urn liairlii and Umal ' Clin
Krr" ISmtpp
Warrrn I-Lrd Jr. wrll-known
I.akr rotiniy runrhrr, uu. In Mrr
rlll thu wrrk to order wittrr pumpi
f i tun IfnirlA Machnr Ahop.
Mr. mid Mm. Con Tavlor of
I.nkrvtrw wrrr rrrrnt vlhllom hrrr
Nrwcunrm t Merrill air Jack
l.ym h nnd hi brldr. who mrivrd
hrrr from Irrland thr first of thr
wrrk, Mr. and Mr a. Lynch arr at
home on the Urn-nan ranch and
Lynch ha arcrpird rmploymrnl
with O'Krrffr and Lynch,
L. A Van(Mrve hun rrcrntly pur
chitArd thr l)tx'rt Curr rune)) and
will brum f annum a toon a
Kround condition and wrathrr per
mit. Mr. and Mm. Joe Hally made a
trip to The Da Ilea 1uaI wrrk-rnd
to look ovrr thrir new home. Bally
f
Roll roiKrrvnliiui prnrllrrn In thr
l;, S. have Inrrmvcl pnxhirtion rr
acrr an avrraitr of 20 r rent, ar
coiiliin tn thr U. B drpartmrnt of
agriculture.
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
llRtrl flHranlr Krk
flainklt ft if Iim ttltmalrt
Sawing Machine Service
?r lnatnn(oi f)rsir
hn Allt ill ht M
In this Sensational
MINI AT U RE
S ON 6 if 0 N E
THE BEST HEARING
CORRECTION
science knows how to give!
Th mnil hvatiiifiil hmrltij alii t
M I ill. tyMnn. AI.I.IVOf. wlib
htiflt Inalil . . . mull, fratlirr
llht ... no mot trtiuM to mrmt
than a wrUimtliht
Hmrmihr.MMr,qulftr.NAT1'KL
hMtrlnfliiuiilUi' tftim rtmitllrly ntW
( t , ul anil t'ln ult ilral)n I
) Nf S.l.fvrl Rnflrunmant Otntrol
Ul ynu hnir your hMt tvryliril
f Ciilutlv nw-ip Kriirnrtl
( Until, lvtlplua niit hrailng
ponttr with amallrr hallrtirat
A tptvlal ehm-ln llr for wnnmnf
"K1' haiitrfv hkhrutthaMry om
ilmmi in half)
From WORLD'S LARGEST LMORATOMt
yttd flioluilvl ta Mirlnl ildi.
See It SOW!
tONOTONirfi Hmne o$ Hearing
HEARING CL!N!C
Wincma Hotel
9 a. m. tn 9 p. in.
Tlnimiliiy. March IHHi
('. H. ADAiMNON, Mr.
Any coffee
could be
as good as
if. . .
...if othcri were always
willing to pay for the
tame expensive, hiRh
sltitudc coffee, used
o generously in the
S 4 W blend.
2v
Mm. Lucille Oray, trncher of
n:tiAic in the Mulin m hxK wa ill
In At wrrk.
Malln farm mireau will meet Fri
day at 8 p. m. In the Malln church
bi'M-mmt.
The Malln dmrnbrr of commerce
inn la At Monday niifhl In the city
hull. Election of officers wan the
Idea Good, But
Dope All Wrong
VAUJOBTA, a March IS 111
llccaune ho apparently couldn't tell
police KtHtlmi from a renlaurant,
John R. WhlUliiflon, 31), of Macon
wu In Jail Monday accuned of a
H'JtA) buiglary from a bank dcuoai
Uiry. WhlUlimton was Idrntlflrd by
Police Chief Wilbur Perkcmon who
huld hi prlooncr walked Into the
police alnllou with the money after
a taxi driver had iiald It wai a
renlaurant.
Thr police chlrf quolrd Whlt
llnition an auyliiii he placed planks
In the chute of the depository
vault at the firm National bank
and later returned to lift out the
bundle, which had .topped the
nhali.
VICK I'ROIIK
PORTLAND, March 16 Mv-The
Multnomah county grand Jury prole
ol Portland vice condition, today
v, a In li fourth week.
District Attiruey John B. Mc
C'ourt Umk Police Service Officer
James Flood and two ex-vlce ojuud
n'ember. Into the Jury room yesterday.
Loyalty File
Closed Down
WAHMINOTON, March IH W
President Truman Monday ordered
federal aiicn.-li-s to turn down any
requests from conifress or the courts
for secret puiers on loyalty Invrsti
liatlons of K"vernment employes.
He IruvtrucU'd aiicncy chiefs to re
fer any demand. Jiicludlnif any sub
poena ' to the office of the president
for uch response as the president
may determine to be In the public
Interest In the particular case."
The order In effect backed up Sec
retary .if Commerce Harriman who
has refused to Klve a houxe commit
tee papers deallnK with the depart
ment's InvestlKatlon of Dr. Edward
l). Condon's loyalty.
The house un-American activities
committee asked for the papers after
a subcommittee reiwrted that Con
don had associated "knowinily or
unknowingly" wlih ue;ted Rus
sian spies.
Condon heads the national bu
reau of stai.dardi which deals with
some of the government's top-secret (
inventions.
As a result of Harrlman's aland,
Ucp. McDowell IH-Pa.) has proposed
that conifress give lis top officers
power to compel any government
agency to hand over secret papers.
in iiik
JKKUHAI.E.Vi. March Iff 0V
Police announced John Partition
was wounded here today In the
Arab-Jewish fighting over partition
of the Holy Land They said Par
tition Is an Armenian, aged 78.
Winter bad-weather flying will
be safer this year In commercial
transports now beini? equipped with
radar altometers. This electronic
Instrument Indicates to a pilot his
height above the ground, or the
distance to mountain obstacles
ahead.
FOR
BICYCLES
Dress Sale!
150 NEW DRESSES
Value to 22.95
Group P" 00
One
Group
Two
i00
LEONS
525 In
hua brrn transferred thrre by the
HhfH oil company.
Mr. and Mm. T. O. Wherlrr ore
ut home from an extruded vaca
tion in the Middle We.At whrre
they vihlted friend and rrlullvra.
Mrs. C. K. Hharp rrturnrd Friday
from a visit to Portland.
Nrhon Monroe of Alt urn If
upend H ik teveral days tn Ihix area
on biifvinerui.
W. H. Momrit madr a bu-MncM
tup to A.thland ThurAdiiy.
chlrf biiAlneAH of the meet Inst. Ne I
pirMrtrrit 1a Mfrvyn Wilde; vice
prrnldrnl, John Clark: treasurer.
T an Ottoman, and Arcretary. Clyde i
Van Mrtfr.
Mr. and Mm. Dick HnzH are va
eiitlonliiK tn Fullerton, Phoenix and ,
Piilm HprlnKf.
Olrl Hfout trwjp No. 46. under
the Irademhlp of Mm. Hie wart and
Mm. Walker. Atnv)red a Buccevdul
ht.mrinade 'and Aale, at the Broad
way '.heutre, March 13.
Malln FFA tooya wlAh to exprenA
trlr apprrrlatlon to mrmbem nf
tht community who helped to make
thrir basketball game and pie so
cial a AurrrAA.
Mabel HitiiAon of Klamath Fall
waa a week-end truest of Mr. and
Mm. Edwin PeiiaAek.
nmNNF miiNT
prompny raitava cougnt or l
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