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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1948 HERALD AMD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACI FIVt 9 WEATHER WrNII'HN IIIIKIKIN I'alllv I'lnllilv u la anil tiiiilgltl with arallaiil llglil almw via, iln'lFaalng liy vriiliin NIIMhlly Valuta! Imlav avllli IiIkIin (ifnl All t liimlr villi iii'raaliinal lam 'I Miliaria) , iHH-iniiliia; almwail In iniilli liy aflat mum. CiHilel III mil III Tlnll.ilal wrllli high, near (Wl l.uvv liuimhl Jil In 411 Urnll In innilaral. not I It vvinila nil ihm.I. Imm onilng amilh aaaat Tlintailur anil Im iraalng In fiaali In (tally .Imiia. ami Inning In nnitlivv.al attain lata 't lull ailay r.AHTMIN IIIIKIIIIN Mlv iliniilr Inilai, hunalit ami Tlitiiatlar .villi i ( Iniril almviaia, iniiail In al lariiuiiii. Hllalilll riHilei limlalit Willi luvta uf 110 In .Ml HlMlia ilt In All l I.AM A Til AI.I.N AM) VII INIIV -IIIKll i luiiillna.. Iniiiilit Tlllllailai I'liimly Willi lain liv allfi ilium. I'liaiigliiM In aimvv liv lata allrimiiin llluli (inlay alKinl 1.1 liw luiualil ID. Iliad Tllllia- ilai :rl NIIIITIIPillN I'AI It'llllNIA I'aflly I'lnililv Imlnv- Willi aiallaiatl light ahnw- ta ilaailng liiMlglil Nllglill waiinai lit a all) a Ihu allai miiiii. Iml i-iailat Willi final iMtilglil Im laaalng rlmiiltiiaa. Umiailav Willi rain In ralirma Itinllt. aaicmling tn Han Jn.a ami NliMhlmi In aMnttiiMiu Mt.ilatal. lu fiaali itnf lliva.al wlmta "II rtia.l ( liurrli .Mrrlllis All Important mrrtlhu IliU bren (iillnl fur Mil Vtlt llllt IlirinOrr.i n( Ihr ('iiliKtruullonal cliutt'h tnhluht. Wrdnrndny. Itrv. rutll A Duvlrn, MllirrllltrlKlrnl of Ihr Coiiurruatlonal rhtiri'lirn o( Urr Km, will iKiik nil "Tlir l'ro)ii?ir(I Mriiirr nf 1 1 if C'oiiioruittlniml Chun lira anil tlir Kvuiiurliiul nnd llrloilllril Chill i ll " A politick "tip per will br fcfrvrd In Ihr f'oiniiiiinliy )tull at fl p in., mid thr church nirrt liill will br hrld afterward 111 the (illllrh. I.ravr Tllrailttv Mia. drumr 1'. (li-rllitiirr. prrKldr-itl n( Ihr OrruoM ( litlltrll of Itrpubhcmi Wolurll. aMllt Ttirailny ill Klamath r'ulU and lhinoird at d Ituii-liron bv ihr Klam lilh Kull nnd WimkI Itlvrr lllllla. . (li-i llnurr. whimr homr lit In I'lirtlund. ronllinird itomh I11M iiIkIii bv train for Mttn Kriuirliico and llrrkrlry Hhr. will rtttrml thr llnl- i "II V of rullfurnla fhailrr Day ir-rlnolllri thin wrrk-rnd. rmiiiiratr rnmmiHiliiiiMrinlarra. of Ml. 1'ntll'N IVtunith'a Atixlllnry will mrri for rnriKirntr t'oinninnlon Hi thr churrh t II a m Thurxlav. Thmr atirndlnii arr akrd to bum a mi k lunch for thr noon hour EMhrnnn and work will conuntir mi II r quilt, to br told Inlrr. and nln llrd Cnwi wmk Thr nrv. F. c. W iwrnliai'h will giva aimlhrr Ln trp Ircltirr. Vr'W Mrrllni An Important p-rrtitii of Prluan Poat, Vrtrrant nf r"orrln A'ar. w ill lir hrlrt Thura rV at p. in. In tlir KC hall. Among Important mattrra tn br takrn rare m al Ihlt mrrttni will br the an nual rlrrtlnn of post offlcru to rrve for thr riuulnc yrar. ralhrn Midi- Falrrlrw PTA will nh-rrva ra'hrrn Night Thiimdny al 1 to p m. In thr tchool auditorium. It will br an rvrnlnt of rntrrtain mrnt. Rrfrrhntrnta will be arrvrd a', the clone of (he mrrtlng. hHidy Ciroup- Mrn Tom Lawrence III be hnetriui In thr Talrvlrw ttudy rotip al hrr homr, 11140 Orron. Tmirdav at 2 p m. All mrmbrra of thr PTA rurcutlve board are lo br prrarnt lor a mreunt. ItiiRliirag ('iniiilftril Mr, mid Mm, II. U. Ilulfliikiim Inivc rutuniiid Ii mil it lu-dity trip to Hull I"nini:lnco whrrci thry ittt4iii(lrd Ihn national convrnlloii nf dry (icunrrg and pur chmird riiilpiiHaui for a new rui( and llpholrtlrry tiriiuliiK pliilil now lirliiK put III al thr Nrw Mrlhod clrilllcln, MfiU l-planiidr. The thifflnulonfi uro the owiicih mid opriiitoia of the cicanliiK rntiilillahiiicnt. Ilonalifa Woinrit -Thr Aiuimiitlrd Wnincii of lloniina mrt nl the llo iiaiiii llbiiuy rt'crntly. After u iihorl biinliirnn inrrtliiu I'lifri-hhinrnta wrre ftrrvrd, llotitihch for thr iiflcnioon were Mix. Hud l.cc and Mm, lliiiiun I'rouuh, The next inr-rtliiK will br held Krlday, April 2, at 1.30 p. in. All inrmbrm arr itiurd ui br prrM-iil. I'yllilaii Nl.lrr. ( lull Murlc Kil liorr will Ik luwiru to Ihr I'ythiau HUtrra club al hrr homr In thr Ir apiirtmrnln, 4WJ Ho. Mil, apart mriil 7, on Krldny at S p. in. A put luck mipprr will br arrvrd. Clialrinall Kumi lul will br chair man of thr biiiKjtiri commlltrr tor thr' convention of Catholic ilauuh trra of America, and hhr will br an Mntnl by Clara llountoii and lluinile VandrubrrK. I'nll Mrrtlng llruli-y homr" cx irnaiiin unit will mrrt ThuiMlay at 1 30 p nt in thr homr of Mm Al lien Krady. Ilrlrn Hllnr will Irad thr piojrct nn pairut-ndnlriu'rnt rrlatloiiihlp Krryonr Intrrratrd 'n tlir nuhjrci l wrlcomr to atlrnd. Kaglra Auxiliary Mrntlirm of the ruglra auxiliary drill tram and drum rorpn air nkrd to br at Ihr lodiir a' 7 l in. Ktldtty to takr rharnr of ihr rhrckriKiin fur the children' H:. Patrick party llatlilm Meet -Mm Mlllldlr Ijir on of 3041 Mack will rntrriain llinnbrrH of Ihr Hurhlua club of thr I. .Klr ittixihary tonight, Wrdnra oay. at 7 JU. Amaranth . Prlentlahlp Court No II. Ordrr of Amaranth, will hold It regular monthly meeting tonight at ft o'clock In tlir Mawiriic tcmplr. Vuitlitg mrmbrra welcome. f.MII) OK TIIANKK We wuh tn takr thin mram of thanking our frlrnda for thr many word and act nf klndnr.w and beautiful floral nftrrmga during thr rrrrnt uu of our lirloved hunband. brother and father. Mm. Ruby Caldwrll Mr. and Mr W J. Hull. Mm. Daly Coppingrr. Mr. and Mr John "Jake'- W. Caldwrll and ion. Mr. and Mr. Paul Caldwrll and ton. Robrrt Caldwrll. SIM i.o ai iom McAtco Clinic 3003 Hollth Slh hr. naana MrAlaf, nalritnalhla Thai. aarftaa ra. 4iii ra. im J: f-r Doe ' 1 YOUR al : Imuranca v jff '.; ProBram TOt,cl Mj Y0U" SOCIAL SECURITY ISTATEf PAUL A. LEE rhonr 7717 731 Main SI SUN LIFE OF CANADA NOW! A ONE-UNIT HEARING AID WITH "DIME-SiZE" RECEIVER! ACTVAUY HO LAOtK AtOVMO THAN A MAUI YtT 1 TO 6 FIMfl MOM fOWlKHK THAN Ms-imii IXClUSIVt WITH ftrONf-mONff MAKIKS Of THt ONI-UNIT MAKING AOf ImnRine it! A receiver so liny a dime would cover It! So light . . . so comfortable you'll scarcely know you hnve H on . . , yet so powerful you hear even whispers clearly! Get all the facts about this sensational improvement for the hard-of-hearinR tn rnr.E booklkt offered below. Write for yourself, or friends or relatives. Frot Clinic at Winema Hotel, Friday and Saturday, March 19, 20 8. ('. Mltrhrll of .103 IOOF Itlitg., Kugrlir, I'ltotir 4141, la with J. N. Tart A Aaanrlatrs of I'nrlland, who have hrrn arrving the hard of hrarhig alnre IM34. I'rrh Kvrrrutly Mlnl-Miix A and II bat teries for all lirnrlng aldi. Lady aaalntant. Ian awaat aamai aaaamat imtmaaM aia ariaanala la Ha taaiwil aa raoaal a I taa aatiicia aatNal Anatiahaa MITONC HtAWNO SCRVTCt 0fH. TS U I S. M.ctNgtm AvH Owcaeo ), M. n4 Hftl fill banlHai canHimifi tot it ttfm ' MAc MtonMfiMi m tfMfcMti m4 how twm b Woman Hurt In Wreck Mm. Kldon II. Tillman, 37, 2113 Miullnnn, aiiffrred back and leg In Julie ahortly before noon Turnday when her Portland bound cur over turned on highway f7, a short din tance beyond lite Diamond lake Jl'IICtlOll. Mia. Tillman and hrr 3-year-nld daughter Diane were driving north when the car lilt a hole In the pave ment and Mm. Tillman lout control. Hhr la In Klamath Vulley hoipltal receiving treatment but her condi tion waa rejmrlcd good UKlity, Her daughter received face brulura arid acralchea but waa not confined to hrr lied. Puuilng motorlnla brought Mm. Tillman and Diane to Klamath Falls. Horses Have To Pay Parking Fee Rx;KI.AND, Mr.. March 17 ol'i If you tether yojr home to s parking meter In Itnckland, you muni pay thr uaual fee. phin any damage to the meter ruuied by Dobbin, city offlclala ruled today. Hut they I ad no amwer for an Inquiry: "If I leave my home untied, am I liable to a charge of leaving a vrhliir unattended with the inntor runnlng?" McNeis Released On Bail Jmk McNeil, cIiuikcU uuli con trlliUtiiiK lu the tlfliiirjuMicy ul a tnlnor, wun relvuwd on $1000 bull ynnmrday ufUrrnwn, I'rpvluiihly Mi Nclh hud brtn held In lieu ot $2bW) l-mll, but at the r queHt of Drputy UlnLrlct AtUirncy j. II. Napier the nijiii wuih rrducrd by Juttlce of the Peace J. A. Mh honry. McNoIh In HCciihrd of buying beer lor a 17-ycar-old boy. Colombia City Blazing Today HOOOTA, Colombia, March 17 (At Alrlltir pilot IlyliiH between Bo Kda and Jiarraiifiillla ihu Id fxlay a fire raiflntc at Muiikhiikuc nan coii miMied 10 elty blin k MaiiKaiiKiir, with a population of (XHi, In 2f mllrh Hoiith of Barran cullla, on the MaKdalena river. Karl Irj retKirU iald the fire hind made :j(r00 iHTMtnti hornelewi. Thrre children and two men wire HtMd to have died In the flame, be lieved to have atarled In a atraw fltLck. Nearly &fX) houAen were re ported dentroyed. Iimumnre Mttn llrre GeorKC K. Johnnon, nale nuperviAor and u-ac ti er of nale pycholoKy for the United Benefit llrnlth and Accident Dlvl alon of Portland, Ia In Klamath for ac vera 1 day to eMablhh a d .strict HRency. Johnson U at Die Wlncma hotel. Socialist In Mayor Race MILWAUKEE, March 17 lF) KranK P. Zeldlcr, 35-yer-old social lit, and Attorney Henry 8. Iteuna, .'16, apiwared the winner In Mil waukee mayoralty primary elec tion ycalcrday. Zeldlcr, whoae brother Carl waa former mayor, and Reitvi topped the field of 16 candldatea and will com pete lor the 112.500 a year mayoral pout In trn April t election. Zeldler polled 48.818 votes on the banla of complete unofficial returns from the city's 460 precincts. Reuss received votes for runner-up honors. Mrs. Ruth Foster Froemmlng, a former follies girl, placed 11th with i:iu7, and a communist, Blumund ElMiischer, ran 12th with 747. Carl Zeldler, wno waa not a socialist, left his post as mayor to serve In the merchant marines dur ing the war and was killed. PARADISE FOR PAI N Vt 70 ;rttt. It?.. hta rttrb4 tvr (bit grrvi old niJUS H I.INIUKNT tn.fl tbtj Jun riyiM.-i taM i...'Mnf, tuiir-" ptia of r.nm'.g t O'-jflin, trurt tnii oft- , i nht Whtn'a:i It-lMTl ttrlk tu iln, r4. h tr t,A D!4 HUtAS H 1,1 I If KNT ,tlW q.,l'lilT Hi hl- Iwi wfmtii f.u l.flni gul'Ji tor) hl'iwd r:t Aik f..' tl U oi ,n',r,,f ftu of MUiAji-H U tout itnuttif l&lAf. This Easter... BE SMART... 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SECOND FLOOR M. v EASTER SUITS YOUR BABY NEEDS 'EM BIRDSEYE DIAPERS Lorger Cut Sixe 30x30 A big buy! Absorbent, toft finish, cut to a generous 30x30 J Xt Long-wearing, non-irritating , antiseptic clean. Buy f tire. now while they last! 'dot. 8ECOND FLOOR aWlliaaw.afrilrt,iEi.,ll a.atiiaWlt;.,a --aRwa A b' PI ft :J i i lla -rt ", -'--'a I '3 trJPv' m il