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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVt WEATHER KI.AMATII f'AI.I.M AMU VICINITY: r.lr lonliiitl ami HnitutLy, mmi tinUy almilt 40, l.uw li,iilhl 1U. lllsli Hatm d.i 4H NOIU'IIKIIN (.'ALIfOIINIA: CI 'Mlil wlt .mil.i.11 nhuv.i. l,i,ly. dealing itrt iilil r ImjiInIiI Ht in ily rl..r mill .lightly Haiiiwi IT tll.i ihmiii Kin.lt It, Iii'Iik ii,,iiliw.l WIimL lft KllMIV. WkHTMIN (IIIK.unN: I'mlly rlnildy l,,l. .mil Iciii III Willi llllrl .hiiw.ia, declining tilV'Ulll .Veiling. I. title 1'IHllrr iiuiimiii. wiiii iuwH nr ia in :itt. nigh. 4ft Iii Vi liiilnv Huluiiliiy lair mill a little veuner, with high, ill 411 In OA. Mntl. eiete In fie.h hhI tu nurlliwfltl Wkltltl ull i-,,..l. KAH'ttllN Olir.llnN: I'mlly i-ltuily Willi Wlllely .,.Hlell llHWHIB III ihiii iii Bituw linlNy mill tnnlgln, tieruinlng lelr Hii'tirilM). t.'ulilwr lunlghl with lulu limilh. lielweeil 'li end HO. lllsli. Helm iliy 41 lg 41 Hnri'UI Hrrvlrr. I'nlm HlllliUy lit llie rlrnt Covenant church, H'Si Wnlnut, will Imi observed In thrre ii vires, 10 mid II u. iii. mitl 7:4fi i. in. Al llin II i dork worship, ruiitor Hclmer Jik-iiIimhi will brlnif the tlirMHKn on "He Went A Little Further. " 'Mir women's chorus, with Mm. Wlllliilll llrlt'liinll clllri III1K. will alnit "Tlii' tluiili'ii nf I'niyrr." At H p. in. Thiiiniliiy it wornh!) snvlre mill I'oimmiiilDii will be con illlclril. All Aid wplroine. lli.irl Mrrllnca The Church of Christ. I1M Arthur, I niMiiinnr llil! nrtlrn ot IllKlllly aoeI meet llllfn. whlrh are bpllnt ctillilllrlrri by Kvunvcllfil Kenneth Miirunn nf Ouk lnil. Olir. Mcrlluiia arc held each evening at a n'rlixk nml will rnn llntic until March 2D 'Hip prtp nf mlrl srnMons u thr first such work tiiKlpiiiikPii In Ihr rhnrrh's iipw bllllillnii. whlrh won ilrillraled March 14 Kveryone In wplrnmp. Kun Morn-Mr and Mm. John PmlKPlt ot 70l (Jerlliws are parents nt thplr first child. son, born March IB. at Kliuiuitli Vnllpy hiil I al Thp young mini tipipd scales al 9 pound 4 ounces. Instead ot )ut even Kiundi an at firm reported, and althouiih he missed Ht. Patricks Day by several hnur. hp lui brpil nnmnl Patrick Andrpw. The child's proud father is pmploypd at Wpypr harusrr Timber company on the pond crew. (irsiue-Merrill limine 117 will mppl Monday al a p. in. in the lOOK hall. Mprrlll. There will bp a pencil shower lor Hip lecturer aid each mrmbpr should brlniE a wiuil. Hefrrshmeuu will be nerved by Mr. and Mm. Itobert Prink, Mr. and Mm. Hilary Winebanter. and Mm. John II Dritnau. hporU lnre Members of the Klamath Kail Moose HKirU umi elation have finished plam for the belated 8t. Patrick ! Day dance to be held al the Indue lull on Pine Ireel thu-tialurday niKht. Members are luked to bring gueAta and wear the green. Itelieahmenu will be awved diiring the evening. Health ronferenee -The II44H un iniul ineellng ot the Uiegon 'l uber culoHla ami llciillh iniMii-inllnn la luipil for Muy VI mid al the Mulliiouiiili linlel, Poitlmid. Hpeciiil uppiikeia will bo iiiiiiounced In April. l or Wedding T Murjorltt Ongiiiun, fnl'liiei'ly ot Kliiuililll Klilln, flew down trniii Piii-tliiud liHliiy fur the week-end tn in I ci ul the wedding ut lii'itnido HunMin unil Eull lliookn Huluiiliiy iilicrnoon. Iliiiiiptpailprlliirnld Wcnli'iliokl of AniihPlin. Cnllf., imp ot Hip Iiuiiip nli'Kcl wiiiiipin In the drnwliig held limt week, l a fuimer lleiilry rem drill and iipphew of Mm. l.miru Hilton ot 2X13 Applegalr. loud Hale 'llir Women' Colin- I ell ot the Klml Chrlnllmi church will aHiiiMir conked food unit funcywork ante on Hultirdny, Miin-h 27, Blurting at t a. m al Knill giiHtery iitoie, Otri and Pine atrpetn. Paweas In Morning Matinee Show .'iWWWlW : i Creamery Sponsors Langell Party I.ANOKI.I, VAI.I.EV. Murih It The Klnmalh Knlh Creamery Aimn cred a pnrty it the community hall on Tuciulay eveuuiK tor dairy men, farmers and their fnmlllea. About 100 imthoiui were prciicnt enjoying the intereatlng Ulkji about dr trying and the movie whlrh were followed by dcllctoiut refreshment Including dnlry pnxluctA. enke. cof fee and op. Valuable awarda were presented and Mm IMer Lenvlll received a dcen red riwen. Oil Exploration Asked By U. S. WAHIIINUTON. March 10 of, The United Htiites ha.i asked Ijitln American coiintrle? to pxplore fur more oil In view of Ihc world ahort e The request In made In a atate department memorandum distrib uted to the 30 Itlln American na tions through the Inter-Amcrlcan economic and socml council. Friendly Helpfulness To Kvery Creed and I'ume Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Word and Sana tS lllili Phone 3334 Winter Hits Oregon Again Winter !uhrcl Orriton with miow nitcl ruin t'Klny ha if old Fury hiiu hrlf liitcndrd to timkn hlniM-lf writ rrmrinbrrrd with only two cluyn lrt lirluio llir ftdvnil of nprlUK Huow htartrd (ullliiit 111 Kliuiuith Knllfi w round ft o'clock thu inornlMK nnd Irft n rout of nrvrntl Inrhcti on thr uround. Hi low continutd Inter mittently throiiKhoiit thr morn I nit mid nt limn whn drlvrn by a ntmnn wind, Total pirclpltMtloii up to 10:30 a. in. toduy wim .11 inctirh. Kond, tilKhwnyji mid rilrcrtH wrrr ulnM-nllck tliifl niorninit and miiny cam klid down IiIIIk aa thry rnrrird mrly niorniiiK workrri to ti.rir JoIm. UnowplowH mid MUHliliff crrwA wrrr working today in nil mountnln pAMTA Afirr MX mrhr of frrih miow Ml in iii(t of Ihr piouxm IbaI nlKht, thr fitntr hlKhWAy coiiimihMon nnid trKUy, 1 CIiaIiia Are rrouirrd on monntntn ! roAdu, All of which rr covcrrd with pAckrd nnow. fin in i 1 iiimiiiiiffin i , 1 Ipl Feeback To Head VFW John D. Keeback ha been elected new commander of Pelican post 131)3, Veteran of foreign Warn. Serving with him are W. H. flaus teln, senior vice commnnder, Regi nald B. Ashworth, junior vice com mander; J. N. Hroclitrup, quarter master: E. V. Zell. chnpliiln: Knluh P. JoneK, hkI advocate; Dr. J. M. Cronlu, post surgeon; II, L. Brown, trustee, and If. L. Miller, trustee. Joint Installation of post and auxiliary officers will be held In the KC hall, April 1. The meeting will he oen to the public. A dinner for post and auxiliary members and their families will be served preced ing the installation. Kally MrMulmll of llelllpy rhool lleftl, Jarkle Kile of Karred Heart Ippntprl and Coralle BllnkensUff of r'remont are shown with Dirk Mugulre, emree for tiie Morning Matinee allow, broadraat from the Trllran theatre Saturday mornings. Tiieae girt reprfent the three schools with mrmlirm In the I'awea group of Camp Fire Cilrls. This group, sponsored by the Klwanls club, will have charge of the Saturday morning show, In observance of National lllrlhday Meek for Camp Klrr (,lrU. whlrh ends Marrh 20. OVS Sponsors Dance Tonight OVS. March 10-Tlle public Is Irvlted to a 81. Patrick's diinre il the Orpgnn Vocational school gym ti-nlght. rnday. Hours are from 9 to 1 a. m. The dance In sponsored by the body and fender class. Morrison end McDonald will furnish the mil sir Proceeds will be donated to the OVS athletic fund. Another affnlr being planned is the OVS Whlskerlno tn be held Mnv 7. and simnsnred by the dlesel me chanic rlass Ml men nf Hip school an to be cleun shuven March 20 anti from that lime on cultlvat" beards for the comiietttlnn May 7. Pilrea will be given for the longest and best groomed beards at the d mre highlighting the day'i activities. t)t HHIKS PORTLAND. March 19 hVi President Truman'a draft message to congress set olf a flood of tele phone calls here to military service offices. Mml nf them were from veterans asking whether enlistments In the reserves would protect their World War II ratings. Supervisors Named At OVS OVS. Mrch 19 Two AAhUUnt MJlx-rviMirs hnvr brrn tiamrd nt OrrKon Vointlonul iirhool, Wlnnton D. I'urvinr. dirrctor. Ainioimcrd to day. C. C. Orrwrll w AVilHtittit n)rr. vlivor of nhoj courw undrr Hnrnld Prdrrf-rn, mid Jrwir Crnbtrrr In KlAtunt to HuprrvlKfir ol Instruction John Uunn. Addition of hunrrvihory rrsonnrl will nmkr It nccrnMiry to rrvlfu- the dlvlhion of tnxlrucllon. Purvine nnld, nnd a new lba of clavrjt mid tn Miuctom will br Announced ftoon. A inrn-hnndlfvr nhoot In planned for Suiidny. April 4. nt thr OVS rifle rniiKc, spoiiMirrd by thr 8hnhlii-CitMndr Rrtrlrvrr club. Mrn. Alter Stonr of thr OVS utaff conducted a nirrtliiR of Atudrntx In trrrstrd tn formntlnn of a pier club Ihu week. Tlir nrxt mrrtiiur will be March 30. Reckless Driving Draws $50 Fine Norm u n O. NrlMin. 47, Bisbcc hotel, wnn fined S0 tht moriitnR tn police court on a chnrge of reck ltM drivinn which Involved run r.hiK two trnfflc UkIiUi on Mnln street last nlttht. He wa& arrested on Pine while tiylnR to nmneuvcr hlft car into a too-short parninn place. Also arreMed by city police last nmht wax Richard Snyder. 22, t 2113 Reclamation, who pasted $15 bail for a violation of the basic rule on N. 11th and Uphnm. and Robert l-eon Pence, li. of 431 Washington, who won cited Into court for speed ing on Eiwt Main. Former Dorris Resident Dies Word has been received of the death of William 8. Wlnfleld, 77 formerly of Do'rla. Calif., at Siski you Oencral hospital In Yreka Wed r.esdny. Death came following a lengthy Illness. Mr. Wlnfleld came to Dor ris after moving from his family home In Arkansan. He Ik aurvlved by three daughters. Mary Lee Copeland and Mrs. Mar tha Hamilton of Dorris. Mrs. Annie Mi Carroll of Springfield, Ore.: four sons. Iwls, of Dorris. Robert of Bit. Oliver and Lloyd of Malvern. Ark., and a brother, Edward, also of Arkansas. Funeral services will be held at t p. m.. Saturday, at the Church of thf Narjirene In Dorris. Interment till be In Malvern. Ark. Glrdner Funeral chapel of Yreka Is In charge ot arrangements. Little Ada get Big Results Use the Herald and News Wart-Adsl SMAHTV ROMS. March 19 irt'i-A ymine man yelled "Viva II Duce" at a leftist rally In Milan last night. He yelled it Just once. The crowd siecd him. stripped him of e-. erythlng but his shirt, then hoisted him up to the top of a monument and Jeered him. O NMV LOCATION! McAfee Clinic 290.1 South 6th III. Wn, Slt'Atr.. rh. si:i I'h. sill OKtcopsthlo Thy,. A flurgr.it VV7 In Klamath Falls it's "CALL LEE, 7777" for life insurance and security 731 Main St. I E WW mm ? If Cb TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION TOAST OF THE COAS COIUMUA SSIWIIItt INC tue. .ln.aHI Distributed in Klamath Falls by Lost River Dairy FOR CLEARANCEc Infants' 2-Strap Slippers Reg. 1.19 .89 Hoft kid or felt Cord Creeper Pants . 7.99 Boys' Two-Tone Coveralls 7.99 Belted aires t-4-6. Girls' Pastel Dresses '- .79 Hlrea 1-2-S. ic Boys' 2-Toe Sport Jackets 2.99 Hles 4 to 7. Children's Washable Coats 5.50 Itii.vs' and tilrls' Spring Coats complete with bonnet or cap. Boys' Wind Breaker Jackets 2.99 llelge wllh brown trim. Many other items not listed are at reduced prices. SPENCER'S 619 Main Phone 5497 lau ke 9 waited TO OUR OPEN HOUSE Tonight and All Day Tomorrow at Suburban Lumber Co. YES, it happens at midnight t 1 1 every night! The handsome new Norge dtfrasts itself, while you sleep. Frozen roods and ice cubes remain frocn in the extra-large JfrrGiant Side Freccr , , , meat stored in the Coldpaik is never disturbed. All yon do is empty, once each week, the defrost water collected in the Convenient, non-spill Handclrostcft Suburban Lumber Co. 4784 South 6th St. Phono 7709 irfliGllsIOKJ UtCTliC IsNGEI WASHUS WsTU C001IKS lllCTtlC WATiR HIATIKI ROMI HIATUS GAS KANGIS NOMI FStlf If K High School Aua v- By MARY LOU CASE Schedule B with an early dismis sal was In effect today allowing those student and teachers who wished to ko to Euifcnc for the final tournament games to leave early. The halls were noticeably bare al ready since many students have made the trip to support the Pels despite weather conditions and the fact that KUHS hasn't a chance at the championship. Tryouts for the senior play, "The Comedy of Errors," were completed today and the cast will be announced soon. Approximately 75 seniors com peted for the parts In this Ray comedy, one of the first ever written by William Shakespeare. The play, which Is directed by Mrs. Genevieve Oppen, will be presented at a mati nee and two evening performances on May 11 and 12. Already the large production staff has begun planning the costuming which will be In a Greek style. Representatives from the Junior speech classes have been speaking to the various civic organizations, ser vice clubs and student bodies of the county about the Teen-Age scrap drive now being conducted. Members of the K club have been collecting the scrap under the supervision of Bill Procter and anyone having scrap Is asked to call 7112. Blue and sliver will be the colors carried out at the Commercial club "Blue Hawaii" semi-formal April 9. Baldy's band will play for the couple affair which is either boy-ask-glrl or glrl-ask-boy. Betty Butler and Helen Jackson are the general dance chairmen with Bob Mason, head of clean-up: Joyce Werner, refresh ment; Fonda Parsons, decoration and program; Connie Koehler, music; and Dclore Robatcek, pub licity. Students from each class are be ginning to wonder who would make the best queen candidate for the 20-30 club Invitational track meet to be held May 1. On April 2 a write-In vote will be held to deter mine the four girls from each class who will compete for the final can didates. At an assembly April 7 these girls will be Introduced and on April 8 each class will vote to de cide Its queen candidate. The queen will be chosen according to the class which sells the most tickets to the meet. Crowning will take place at a coronation ball on April 30. LIGHTING FIXTURES HOME WIRING SUPPLIES Free Information MARK SMITH AND COMPANY 155 E. Main Phone 5370 Talbot Estate Set At $8000 Value nf the estalji nf Mra as-n. nil- Bell Talbot, Klamath county pioneer who died March 3 nt the ate of 70. has been estimated at SfeOOO In real and personal property, ai cording to probate filings at the courthouse. Mrs. Talbot left no will, and the ptobate petition names Mrs. M. U Ltitrell, daughter, and Reuben A. Telbnt. both of Klamath Palls, al direct heirs. Reuben Talbot la probate peti tioner and J. H. Carnation attorney f.ir the estate. Also on file at the courthouse In a probate of the estate of tht late Ernest Chenncy Jerrue. who died March 7. The estate Is valued at 10000 In money and property and Is bequeathed by will to his widow, Mrs. Clara Jerrue. Classified Ads Bring Real Resultal , , - "Ss Three Feathers Reserve "First Among Fine Whiskies Since 1882." Treasured whiskies blended with the finest grain neutral spirits. 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Old Charter Fine Kentucky Straight Bourbon, 6 years old. 86 proof. Every drop prewar whiskey. An idealchoicefor the most discriminating. $E35 a,. 45 QT. Cosmetic Dept. 1st Floor v2Sft 1 WM A Pebbleford, 100 Prool bottled In bond un der U. S. Govern ment supervision.'. Prewar Kontucky , Straight Bour-; bon. "Enjoyed in One American homes." $55 J 4 5 QT. mm f!HEii i!iiimom, me., iw mi I.T. TMU FEATHERS IESEIYI IIEIIOEI IKIIl, M srl, I"1" fm- nttt ffMHlll .J.I. mumon mitii. i HEM. llMl, 51 UnliM "'" ", 41 itl till islllli- mtt WUOINI HCHDll WHISHT, It ' '', Mini lel'lis. r