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Newspaper Page TextUlUICDAY, MARCH 18, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIV1 WEATHER WWIT.MN OMKUON - MonIIv iIhihIv lit 4n ni ll'ltlllllt Willi ulinwvi llvriPMftliiK (nig , I'mlly I'luurlv Ft .titty wllh frw l.1ty kiNllVliil ilmwri. Cottlpi liitlay mi litlttNlit 1 1' llll IihUv 4Ft hi IWr l,nw tonight .HI lu ill! r'nn.ll Wdil tn III ill -wtMl wltnU ul( ruml KAMKItN OIIKCION Mtwllv rlmiily Willi M'altctril Ih.mpib IimIhv. tii-iirnliii i..ull .1. ni.lv I Hhl mtit rililfjv. Wall liU 41) lu 4 t:.lvi lonliilit, Willi lowi 12 ti) Ml. KLAMATH YMAM AND VICINITY I'l.mily In irll tli.miy wllh ilffiMiim imiiw I limit" liiillit mU iMitly tlnu.lt II I Mil loiln .17. Uiw luiilglil U tlliih KrltUy 4i MUlt 'tlKHN I Al ltrmNIA Nlinwvii In (mill, ami iilly rlmnly Hi mith ily. lliiWra Will fAleml tmUiwaiil Ul iiiMhl riiilny iith flumly wllh frw aClrrnl li.iwi-m ( unl IihikiI riil Iiii IHtlhwt wllitl ufl i-oB. Iniprovliig Wully Mor.. ruinl. (tiilc lur U in ulllt'c o( Klniiiuth touiily idi'iiff. wun rrpurird im proving loduy ul Klitinulli Vullcy limil(ul by tiiriiihriH of hln fitiiilly. MiMia )iiu twii broken vrrirbri ) r rnlvcd Hi lilt lurulrul on Hun moun tain firvrnil wrrka itito, Out tir I ntiulih-tlliir hln minimum limn the hmpHul. Ilr mity liavp viator, Mr. MlllA Billll tlHluV, bUt la HMXlllUN to hr out to atml Ills active t uinpiilKii-Ins. (raii1lniihlrr - Mr and Mm 1.. P HriiMin, IMih. Iuivp rrrrlvwl word n Mir birth nf l.imln Hue, to Hrv. intl Mm. Don I'clrrmnii. on March Hi. at Alnm. Ore. Thr baby rlhrd fwncn pound mid ftlx nun cm, Itnv. I'rtrtmitn In thr mmi of Mm. Mfiinoii and h funwr reM drnt "( Klutniilli KuIIn mid aludrht n( KUHH Leave lliikplul - KayiiHind Jump, lb, employed ul the Malln hotel tin a brtitcmlrr, wit able to leave Hill aide hoMillul Wrdnriwtuy after re rrivlnu inrdUul nut there follow it iff n nrt lilfiil rut ly TurMtny innrulnu Hln two conipiililoiut. alhtt rmpliiyrd At Ui hotrl. rrntnln tn the hoApltnt (or further irrutmrni They lire Hex K Gordon mid I.loyd VaNulk. ltilinniAKr SHle- 8t. . tttll Winn- mi nuxlluiry will tiponuir rum ritiKe iiule. Ht lummt Motor on H. tJJi Krldny (nun I to 5 p m. nnd Hiiiunlny (nun 0 h. ni. to 'J noon. Thoe whr) At ill Imve ruitiiimuf to donate it to niked to mil Mrs, A J. l.niitlK-it, or MiM. Ktnest How ell, 3W6. or to lea vr artlclm ni the pm uh houte, nualnes VUitnr Hob MrCnni bridce, formerly nmutmit county enl here, m bUAiurv v lilt or Una week from Portland for the Chip man Chrmlral compntiy. MrCnm brKlae attended the Klnmnth Cuttle men aMM-iatlon meeting Wednes day where he aaw many old frlrndt, Hark To Work France iJret.i. office atetiotirnpher for JuilUe of the Peace J. A. Muhonry, returned la work yesterday after a three-day absence. Hhe underwent minor Mtr rry for a hand Injury Friday afternoon. UlMiilNNcd (Inn l.ulu, Hliuk- fool liulliui flout MonlHiiu, who limliTWrnl ituiKi'iy fur the iciimvul of it bullet (loin hln bitilu following mi iiltt'iciillon ul Chllo(iilii, wuN dl- iniKM'd fiotn Klmnalh Vullcy hohpl litl 'lui-Mlay mid hiiN Koiif to hln home In Muiiltinii. I-nlir, whone con dltloil iTlimlnrd clilUul for tit leant Id day, walked from the hospital and la reported well on the way to recovery. KuititiMie Hr The Kliimulh Fullft Munllienk mid PtofrMloual Wotuen'ii club will Apoimor a rum make mile Friday and Hulimlny til I In M. (Mil. Procerda will be um-iI for a acholiimhlp award to be Klveii to the oiitnlandlnK Klmnalh rotiniy uirl iiriiduale. Any rumnuiuc may be ifl i at liiuihiKft Hcaiiiy Ahop, l J 1 5 Main, f 'i.iwlllltiii I'rlllot Hrli.ii.U nf Mia. Nona Coi(HuHiK of Olene, pioneer Klamath county matron, rctfrel to learn thai her condition remaliin critical at Hlllnde hospital and fthn la not ermltlrd vimtoia. Mra. Cor wilt i ig haa tirrii HI for ftometlmr and la receiving treatment for a heart ailment. Timber Cost Hits $10,776 I'urkplt mill HcIiitit of Ki'lm. wild witm hitcrcwfiil huldrrn tnr MM).O0l) liiim cl lent uf timber III Jinkion ctiuiily nt Itio Murdi Aiilo lirhl rn rriitly liy tho Inn cull ul Innil nnin- Hlti'iiii'iit fur O. nnd C. oli tiiliird tlii llinhiT for n coiihI(Ii-ih-( Ion of HOTIIiriO, IH'i'iillllllK to K K. IVIhmki, illhlilct foichtir lit Mrtl tmil. 'I'hl opciutoli )lill I'MM prr tliouMiud for tlir poudcrotu himI miKiir plnr; III per UioumiikI for tlir UoiikIiik fir. Thr upprulhrU viilun wim, Uouulim fir, 114: poudriohu plno, !.'! 20 ;ui ir plnr, 111)70. Thr Mr Milium iirnl I'IuiiIiik roiiipiiuy of Anhliind. mi iiiiiuf rCMifiil bulclrr, of frri'd W.MIi, I'cU-rnoll Mild. Allhouuli tlie tlmlicr In (pirni Ion In In Jmk.Min county, It In lociili'd In the Kliiinulh iiiiintcr unit and limr ki'tliiK nifii, uk lnl)lllu'd by Hern iary of ttiet Interior Jullun K run In Novi-mliir. 1IM1. For tho rnilre mile lovmni! nil of thr O. unci C, nrrit In Wrntrrn OrcKon Ihrro were 27 pnrirln of timber iiclvertlM-d nnd 22 I mi -lr Milil, rrpreMrnHnii u:i,20!i,KI0 boiird liet for Iwn.ilM-lO prr cent ubovr ihr upprulftd vitluc. Railroad Film To Be Shown Tonight "Thl I" My Kullroiid," technicolor movie film clfiilliirf with all pliuxen of rullroiid oiwriitlon, will br Ahown tonlKlit, 'I hurhdHy. ut 7::i0 o'clx:k In the IT iuont mIiooI Hiidllorluin Hiid a i in ill, il IllVltiilloii to thr public U pri'nenled by tlie Houthrrii I'nclflc couipiiny. There In no clnirne. 'Ihr film Ihi'i been limit In the in si k 1 1 ik mid In coiwlderrd by ihII nmd offlclHliv ut hii InlereHllim mid (loctiiiienttiry descnplloii of riillroud UiK. It v.iih hhown to Kremunl Junior hIKtl nlildentfi tiHliiy. In Japan -T3 (irtnld Hurl., Hon M Mr. mid Mm. Chmlrn J. Iluru of Tulrliikr. Ii member of thr oc rupiitlon force In Jnpnn, on duty with the 9th corps military police platoon. In thr rity of Hendul on Nnrlhrrn llunxhu Inland. Medical Care Lynn Zlrklr. 4S-yeai-old on of Mr. and Mra. Im 7.lrklr of route 3 box 1078. wna nd niltted In IHIMdr hmpitnl ye.Meiday lor metllcal rare. Iiiiiruvliii -- IlillMde hmpltul rr pulled the colidlllou of two accident vli-umit, Tommy Mikiic of a16 Hud cllffe nnd I'nullne Unvla of thin city, somewhnt Improved today. They weir Injured near Henley In a two. car crnnli early Muudiiy moiniiiK. To llrlrtilt - Cllrutl B Iliman. prenldeut of Inmall Motorn, la leuv. Iim lonmht. Thurndny, for Oriroil, Mich., to attend preview nhowinti of 11)111 automobilea. He will be none about two weekn. Carila Midland uritluce liome ecouomlcA club will apounor a cmd party at the Verland Huff home, 3117 Crent, on Haturduy at S p. m. Women arc reguented to brlnit cuke or Jello. Awnrdn will Ix made for hitch acoiea. No llamaie Thr clly flrr dr. partment wan called out at It) :il p. m. IiiM niijht when a floodrd oil nlove cnuned coiinldernlile nmoke nt the P. 11. Johnnen tailor ahop, Una Klnmaih. No dmnniir wna rriMirted by firemen. Vaaa Meellni-. Klamath I.allk 4li0. Vann Order of Amertra, will niionnor a card party at 8 p. m. Hntuiday in the 1(X)K hall, fulluwinit thr rrijulur bunlnena meetlnii. Refrcnlimcnta will be aervrd. Reeoverlni Mm. Bob Lewis of Olene la rrcoverlns from nurnery .it the home of her aliler. Mra. Nell Aiken of MmiiiiKUe. Calif. She ex- liectA to be home In two weekn. j Htudy itrtiup Membern of all Pl'A aocial Ityitienr atudy uroutm in the city achoola nre Invited to at tend apeclal film to br nhovtn at Conner achool, Pnduy at 8 p. m. ( Altll OK TIIANKK We wiah to exprraa our alncrre thnnka and appreciation for t h f many ncu of kinducM. wordn of aympatliy nnd floral offering ex tendrd to tu tn the lovi of our be loved wife and mother. Mildred M. Moaby. Millard M Mmby John M. Mosby William M. Minby Jamea II. Maiby. Test Lights To Be Tried The city atreel comnilltee voird to luntiill a tent nyntein of IlKhta on llth nireel from Wanhinitlon to I'lne. The Horopnmlit club recenily asked Unit the clly add lliihtn aloiiK that urea and alouii Knplanade. Club membern nnld that many nchool children travel both street, and at present thry are nut aulll cieutly Illuminated. Hlreet committeemen nlfrccd to uull on the Kipluuadc IikIiiiiiii until nomcthiiiK In done about the north entrance highway In Klamath Kail which will come down Knplanude. Coal of the llth street project will br nharrd by the jwiwer com pany nluce It will be a tent plan jii.it to nee what type ol liKhtn can bent be uf.rd. Police School Slated Here A regional police hchool will be M!t up lu the clly council chamber In KJiitiiuth Fallh IX'Kltmliiif Mon duy, March Tl, Law oil Item from the Houthetn OrcKon rcttlon will at tend the clusht'H. The com he will be conducted twice weekly on MondayK nnd Thursdays from 2 to 6 p. m., March 22 through Apill lb. Imtiuclors will Ije Capt. John Jtlchiiidwju of the Portland jKjllce bureau. Capt. Ard Pratt of the Multnomah county nherlff'n offlc?: Juvenile Officer Leidlc Chaw of I'oitland hchrxil district No. 1. and I'uiroliiuui Ulrk Miller of the Mult- nomah county hlierlff'a office. FBI instructors will conduct clarn in crime UiveMlailon. Toastmasters Hear Elliott Jack Klllott, tountmanler, was In chnrKe of the regular meetliiK of the Toantmantcrn club Wcdnenday evcnluii at the Wlllard. He was att ainted by Ted Hennen, who wan tabic topic chairman, and Or. M. E. Coop er, KCneral critic. Joe Htckel Kot the aieakln prouram under way with "You Can't Win." followed by Torn Williams on the theme "Salesman ship." "Don't Let Die Buk lillc you" was the title of a speech by Ocne llalley. Tec; Llnd used "Let's Face the Situation," and HuKh Klllmeycr ended the program on "Looking Back." for the program next week. John ArKetslnger was appointed toast master, Tom Williams, table topic chairman, and Ucne Oldham, gen eral critic. Ten-minute speeches will be given by Carl Wlldermuth and Dr. M. E. Cooper, with five minutes by Ted Hansen, Jack flobblna and Howard Ferrla. I Foil From Horse Injures Woman Annnbrlle Hummern of Chlloouin wan admitted to Klamath Valley hospital late Wednesday night for treatment of a broken left shoulder received when she was thrown from a home near her home. The woman was reported Improv ing UxUy. Easter Seal Sale Date Set Sale ol little EnMer IUIch by Pep Pepiwr.s of Klamath Union hlKh school u, culmination of the cam paign for fund of the National .So ciety lor Crippled Children and Adult."., will be, conducted on the street f of Klamuth Fall. rMturdtiv. March 27. the day before Easter. It waa erroneously reported a.t planned for this Suturday. Proceeds- from the sale of the KuMer lilies, the isalc of Easter seals, and contributions dropped in the little yellow boxes, will ko toward the national society which operates In Oregon and all other states of the union. The sale li. aponsorrd locally by the Sc roptoml.nt club of Klamath Falls. No Prarlic There will be no practice of the children's rhythm band this Friday. The homecomlnd group of thr Women of the Moose will hold a potluck luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday, followed by cards. Lost- River Grange Plans Card Party OLENE. March IS The Last River granite has announced plans for a card party to be held this Sat urday at the Olene Community I hAlt. 1 Thr affair will be at 8 p. m. with 1 everyone invited. Hosts will b Mr. j and Mrs. Wallace Reed and Mr. and ' Mrs. Perly Stiles. Game Killing Fines Given TULKLAKE. Calif., March 18 Three game violations have appear ed on the docket of the Tuielake Justice of the peace this week. Ed ui.rd James Holmes of 129 N. 5th, Klamath Falls, was fined I2S0 and I'ls gun taken away from him on n charge of killing game out of season Holmes was picked up March 12 mar the old wartime WRA center near Newell by William Roysten. rv-odoc county game warden, and hailed to Justice court for killing a dor. John Madsen of box 1328. Tion rr.la. Calif., was picked up by Modoc County Game Warden Don David sen on March 15, and fined 8125 and his gun taken from him also tot killing a doe. The third violator was Eugene Liwrence Dustman of Tuielake who kil.ed a goose out of 6eason. He was f.ncd 850. All three appeared before the new Tulelnke Justice of the peace, Mrs. Bisslc Loudon. Medford Gets Training Planes Aircraft for the Mcdlord air re serve training flight arrived at Mcd lord Municipal field March 10, It was announced today. Two officers and three enlisted men from McChord field air reserve training detachment commanded by Col. J. P. Randolph have been as algucdto this flight, for the purpose of training members of the head quarters 747th bombardment squad ron VHi commanded by Lt. Col. William If. Fluhrer. Newbry To Speak Here On Monday Secretary of State Earl Newbry, who Is campaigning for election to the office he holds by appe'ntment, will speak In Klamath Palls next Monday night. The meeting Is to be In dinner form at the Wlnema, and la spon sored by the Young Republican club. It Is open to the public, anrf anyone planning to attend should call Mrs. Laurence Hhaw, SfiOS. or Mrs. Dick Maxwell, 7207, for reservations. Classified Ads Bring Real Results! tadlu Program The County Council of PTA has called attention of mothers and Interested persons to the radio programs to start at 10:45 a. rn. Saturday over KFLW on "Behavior in the Mnking." The programs will continue for several weeks at this hour. Little Ads get Big Results Use the Herald and News Want-Ads! If it " . 1 .if . BATHES DAILY Elks To Name Officers Tonight Klamath Falls Elks will elect offi cers at a business meeting of the lodge tonight, and indications are that Glenn Evans will head the lodge fur the coming year. Evans has been nominated for exalted ruler and haa no opposition on the ballot In the voting tonight. Evans has served In several elective offices of the lodge, having recently been leading knight. Classified Ads bring Real RetulUI LOCATIONI McAfee Clinic 2003 Houth 6th tlr. Wayna MoAI... !. 'Ill I'". SIM Oil.opalhia Phya. nura.aa SMART SMOOTHIE I I ) ''if $'5 A two-piacar you'll love and Ilea in . , . Smooth lineg to flah ter your figure, and fan-tail back to nip in your tea ist !i no. Turquoise, cherry and luggage butcher linen. Junior gixei Shop the store you enjoy Jauxt 500 Main Street Tke tig news is Tonallertiiiny fteverly Rreder, B-yenr-otd daughter of Mr. and Mra. O. D. Reeder, route 3 box (W8. had her tonsils removed at Hillside hos pital Thursday morning. CAItl OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks nnd appreciation tn our many friends for their kind expres sions of sympathy and beautiful flornl tributes tendered us during our recent berenvement In the death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Arthur T. Langell Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L. Prltcharrt Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Oreenv Mr. and Mra. Fred C. Langell. mm $100 a Month for Life The Golden Years Vfon gives yini insurance protection now and a monthly income for life when you retire. Del nils will he gladly explained hy any Standard Insuranct representative. M.Mlltl i.sih n: Compiinfi LYNN ROYCHOFT JULIAN ABBOTT BERNARD FETZEH 412 Main St. Klamath Falli Notice To Electors More than 5000 Registrations have been cancelled since the 1946 General Election, If you are not registered you will not be permitted to vote at the Primary Election May 21, 1948. Please phone or call at this office and ascertain whether or not your registration is O. K. Registration books close April 20, 1948. CHAS. F. DE LAP, County Clerk. WdWMMdl AiixE am MWE mm ijxer 1 i I I 'iaiii omf nwmitt Featured at 'W ich coffee always tastes better ...and EDWARDS is always rich coffee! 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