Herald and news., March 26, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MCI PIVt
WEATHER
KI.AMATM 9 MAM AND VII INI I V:
fair Itiniglit ik hturU llitfli today
iHiiti nj i.ow tonight a.i, Itttfh Htt-
Utflay Ml.
NUlt I HMIN C At. If OMNIA; h to
dr, tonight antl Ht utility Iiivi vuaiiig
lug iimhIpimU millMily lUliiiUay.
WKNTKHN OHM. ON: 1'arlly iltimly
(ikJ, tonight mt Mturda) M'tl
ilmwari aling mliiti milhviti inuil
hNlutiUy tinnier Willi allaiiHHiit hlli
ut ,u in m iwa iHMtihi ;ti tu v. i
Muilvral mild wlnila uft ntaat.
(.AHirilN OlttCtiON; (itiifrally fair I
IhIh, Ion in hi mihI H1iihImv MUim I
dan I Him iimii Ml ut va, Willi IHnIu Hill
rUntiHiit 41 It. tin l.tiw tonight it! lu
M. High HluiUy 411 tu (HI,
Moving Mr. mid Mm. Flunk
Klrliirui'i. ITAb Cirncenl, hi IruviitK
Khun ul 1 1 Kill I. ur MurykVlIlr, Ciilii.,
.Iter uiukluu tlirlr home here (or Hie
pnM lb yraik. Klrliiruer hint nm-pted
k jkmUIi'Ii ha u wilier with mm nl
Die Miiryavllle mllU. Hp him beril
with KUiimUt Lumber unci Hint lur
the pant live yeiir nnd prlur Ut
Hint lime wm with Crutrr Luke
Lumber coiiiiLiny (or thr unmc
JenuOt nf Hint. Mr. Klrlnt'itrr wua
with Miller lieud (it the ml tle
putlinriil fur h nunilwir ut yrm.
Klelnrurr htui Munc Miuttt In Inkr
over hi nrw job nnd kite will join
Um around April 1.
Iluittriiiukrrg llruudrukl -- UoeriU
o( llrlen Htlne, home tlriiiniuliulluii
ifriit. urn! rudio uum KKl.W Urn
wrck. were Hurt ul Allnmunt ex
tension unit iiiriiilM-rs. Mi. 8.
Duhlrr J.ve Hip oili.Ui ot Kunler cutt
i-ulurlitu, Mr. K. W. 1'uikhurnl
Ublt decoration -.utfKeMion lot
fcaMrr mid Mil W. (Homiii uuvr
Idea tor (fit turn to be pluyrd ul
KttAter purlieu,
1'AI. OftlrUI Here Juntm I,
Hnrll. thr nrw (llAtrlcl traffic
uftmifcr (or Untied Air Linen, wim
hi 10 chimin y trom hi Portland
oIt!(f. urltlllK arUallllrd III Kluill
tl Kullh. Kuril unit iiccoiiipunlrd
by Omiup Ilutrh, whuM plmc he "i
tPklUU in thr UAL Hul. h U
Rotiis into UiiRllifAA Hi Hrnttlr. 'Iliry
nr tnkrii urmttid town by Wall
Mrlntyr. UAL nfcnt hrrr.
To hmn Krnni-lkTO June Murrtwut
nt Kluinulh KulU armrd HulimUy
trom Omioii Hluie coilrgo hi Cur
Vftlln ant) after a brlrf vliit, Iff t
XndneMluy tor Bun KiancUco, Cullf.,
ffheie he will vuil frlcml and rclu
Uvci tor Ui remalndrr ot prlng
varallon,
Ob Lmti Gorald E. Pierce.
MJ C, u on i 60-day leave (rum
naval aervlrc, and U vtillini tcla
Uvm and friemli and hli purenu.
Mr. and Mr. Percy Pierce of 11748
Bube. H haa been In the navy (or
two and a hair yean, atiendlns 1U
gionUi In Ouam.
Granddauihlrr Mr. and Mr. A.
M. KetMy, W14 Main, have received
word of Ute birth of a daughter to
Mr. and Mr. Walter Uowr ot Daly
City, Calif. Mrs. Hower U Uie former
Ann KeUey. 'Ila baby waa brn
Marrh 3ft. and is the aetond child of
tiia Uowrrs.
t aater llulidava Polly Mrviick.
a ho is attendltiE school in We-t-wimkI,
Calif., is Aprndlnft the fjuler
holidays at home with her purents.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mr.-ouk. 21 JO
Hachiiffe.
Vurutlon Here PuUy Hloppi'l,
WcnlwoiHl, Cllllf., HlUtll'Ilt, hut COMIU
to Hpr-nd thr J'iiiMiT holldiiyn with
hiT hrhoolmule, Polly MeHhl-k, whonu
purciitn, Mr. und Mih. Wllliiid L.
Mt'Ahli-k, rehidr ut 'AIM KiKlcllffe.
Winners Wait
Confirmation
Vetrritim who wen? iillotled Hltrn
lit the U, H buii'iiu of rcclumitllon
hi-nifrtti'iul iliaw'hiK on Mitrch 1ft.
un now ttwuMliiK coiiflrnuiltoi) of
their lithd (IIIiik froni the luiid of
fice hi Hiicriiinriito. They ciinnot
nicvejoiito their hind until they
rerelvrt their certlfltittea of ton
(l;mut(on. Mont of the 44 new liomenteuders
have piild Uielr wuter rental (or the
yrnr and huve Kent In their uppll
rittloiis to the Hiicriinieiito office.
'Ih l luiid, opened for homrhteudlnif
nn Murch lf, lies In the north por
t'on of CoiipiK'k buy. due eiml of
thf Tulrliike penliiMitu und Kouth
of the rond where the WHA ciunp
wi.h loruted.
The 17 buchelorH mid the one
tmmurrlrd woinmi homenteuder me
itvelvlnu offerirecelvlim offerit of
itmrrttiKe from (ur jind nr. Keverul
o' the burhelora huve uiinounced
tliut thrlr inlentloiiH to wed were
innde te(tPie the ttruwlim. hk a
vi.rnliiu to hoieful women reudy to
take ndvuntuire of Jrup yuur. Krmi
cv Jr ii nne Ivory, the one wommi
homentender Miy she hits ulreudy
hud nevrrul offrrn of nmrrltitte.
Merrill Store
Sale Told
MKHKILL. Mnrrh 2B-Pierre and
Alnnwi Ifixluen huve purchnned the
romplete nto'k of the Merrill Cloth
inir ntore und tHik over merntton
of the btlKlnenii which tu lornted hi
(he IhHlitrh btilldlnif. on Mnrrh 1.
The btiftlne ba entnbluhed here
InM year by Oarrel Kin and Vim
Holdrn. who nperutrd II nn well as
the Mrrrill Itilliurdn, which wiui de
htioyed by (ire recently. Tlie in
tenor of the ntore hits been modern
ised and each depnrtmenl Is plntuty
marked by larne letterlnir. The
l((Kleii are plnnnlnft further redero
ratlon of the interior and are con
templatlnK adding some new lines
of merchandise.
Holden and King have purchn-ed
the proerty formerly owned bv Mrs.
Oeorire Offleld where the old Mer
rill Hllhurdi was locnted and pros-
resit ui gnlng rnpldlv on a new pum- :
Ire tile building. Moldrn and King ;
plan to oen the Merrill P.UHnrd In i
this new building when It Is com- i
pleted.
Sealer Sinks,
But Crew Safe
BOSTON. March 28 oV-The crew
' of the sealing schooner Teawr. num
bering 21. w reported safe todny
, on tiny 8t. Paul's Ihlnnd, in Cnlx t
i sirnll. northwest of Novu Hcotia.
I The rrew abandoned the Ten;.er
rstertluy as she wan crushed in m
Ire pack and sank.
Vet Building
Lease Held
Invalid
A 22-yrnr-iilil I'imi lirlil liy Amrr
liill l'Ulon 'h( Nf) A imi Ihc lop
fliirir of thr Vflrriiiift Mfiwirlul
hiilldlnu. 41 ll RIKl KIiiiiihIIi, Iihii
hrcn ruled Invnlld by AMornry Clrn
ciii) Clffiiuc Ncunrr In Hiili'iii. The
ni'lulffii wnn miuicht hv IJIhIi let Al
t'. rnrv Cliirriirr A. Ihllnblc.
Thr two-lnry bulldlnK whs tnn
Kinirti'd by KliiMiiith ciitinly uiidi-r
n luw iiovl(lliiK ('' uch build
Iniir. to br unrd for nil vrlrrnuii of
Vorld Wnr 1. In Will thr tounly
court IriiM'd II to thr Amrrliim lx
Ki'iu, which nl Unit 1 1 Mir wim the
only vrtrrniu oriiiuiliitlon 0rrt
Inc hrrr.
Thr Imnr wn for W) yer and
oulil Imvr 28 yrant to run.
Undrr thr Irtuie the Ainrrlciin
t-Klon h wt up club rcKiim nnd
mrrllni; hull In thr bulldlnK nncl
him mnlntiilurd 111 mrt of thr
Btruiturr. Thr lowrr floor In urd
for Junlltr of thr nrme court, wrl
frre offlrw, county nchmil offlcr
niirt ntntr oprrntor'n llrrnnr buri-nu.
Now othrr orKiinlzntlom are
oporutliiK. thr VKW, Murine CorpH
IruKiir nnd othrrK, nnd nrr In need
of inrHlng Kpncr. There hue bern
lumr frlrtlon betwern the LeKlon
nnt rlvnl orHunlHitlonft over ue of
thr Mrmorlul bulldlnK. eneclnlly
niiur thr lTKlon mm thr fiirnlli
lnw. Neuurr'n iiiluton on thr lrnf.r wui
nM-rd o 'hut the county court
would havr Miinrthnut to so on In
tiylnx to open thr hull to rrmilnr
ur by othrr vrlrruns orKtinlza-
lll UK.
Thr contract brtwrrn thr Amrrl
cuii LrKton iiont and thr counlv
(curt rrtuln that thr bulldlnK nhnll
br iiard for the brnrflt of rx-rrv-lr
men of 'he nrniy. navy and ma
i.nr roriw. 'Hir IKlon If. mndr up
o( vrtrrana of all branchrf. nf thr
military-
Wounded Soldier
In Frankfurt
FHANKI'UIIT, flrrinuriy, March
2(1 il'i- Pfc. Jack (Iriiudrn of Port
land, Ore., arrived here bv air to
day for inrdlcal trenlinciil of the
arm wound lie received when allot
by ii flufuilnn aoldlcr In Vienna
Murch 3.
Uiunden will be treated In an
army hohpltiil here until he call be
Kent back to thr United Btatea.
Women Face
Cruelty Count
VKNIC'K, Calif.. Murch 26 Wt Two
elderly women who operated ft
filnuiKe waterfront home for chil
dren face trial next month on
churkea of Inhuman treatment of
dilldrcn nnd fulito lmprlnonment.
PoIIowIhk ft two-day preliminary
hearliiK. Municipal JudKe Joacph L.
Call yeaU'rday ordered Marie Clay
ey, DO, and JoKephlue Vella. 68, held
for auperlor court trlul April 9.
The Jucliie directed ft fifth rharse
lixliicd aualiuit the women and In
creuhed their ball from l.'iWO to
IMMio each.
InventlKnUira foiuid cunarlea, ruI
nca )IK and (Iob hud been quar
tered with the five humni being In
the three-room CHtnbllHhmcnt.
Four former nclKhbora of the two
women teatlfled yenterdoy that they
heard arrenmH comliiK from the
home but that thry never aaw any
children enter or leave the prem
lAei. ,A Ifoy who escaped told the court
a story of virtual captivity nnd ten
tlflrd that the women kep'. him tied
up "mcjit of the time."
Equity Suit
Filed Here
An equity null, to content the will
of the lata Sulvatore Morronc han
been filed In circuit court here by
Olio Harl, well-known Klamath
Piilla rentaurant operator, actlnx an
Ruardlan ad litem of 9-year-old
Tuenlna Profit,
Morrone died June 20, IciivIiik an
rnlate valued at IWmM and will
briiurathlng hit proiwrty to ewo
ncphewM, Gennaro and Prancenco
Morrone, both realdenta of Pedace,
Piovlnce of Conenna, Italy,
Barl'a complaint ntaten that In
October, 1B46, Morrone entered Into
a contract with Terenfna Profit's
mother, Mr. Alice Profit, requcnt
Init that Mr. Profit come to Klnrn
atl. Kalla and act an housekeeper
f'ir the elderly oachelor. In return.
Morrone la aald to have agreed In
the contract to bequeath all hln
p.oerty to Utile Tcrcnlna on his
death.
On January 16. lf47, Morrone
d-ew up a will namlmc his two
niphewn heirs. That will was a
violation of the contract between
Mia Profit and Morrone, the ault
contends.
L. Orlh tilsemore. Klamath Falls
attorney, was named as executor ot
I'.'t- Morrone estate In the will and
tl, present suit In aimed at him an
will as the lln'ed heirs. The suit
fnkn to have the will net aside and
Tf renlna Profit named sole heir.
E. E. Drtscoll Is attorney for Sari.
New Look Glamour
from Miller's
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County School
j Board To Meet
The county school board Is meet- 1
li:t: this altrrnonn for a dlscun-Kinn .
j of thr rrMunallun of Harold Ashley
! a.i school superintendent.
The board Is known to be comld
, ci ma Carroll Howe, former Henley
pttuclpn), as a successor to Ashley. ;
' and may have a statement to make ;
! niter today's session. The meetlnn
j Ii brine held In the county school i
' office at the Veterans Memorial
i bulldlnc
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j 8KATTLK. March 26 iA'i The
, 13th naval district has not Increased :
Its patrols since the recent sighting
of forelRn submarines off the Pa
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' said today.
in a jleaminj, all-mttal case
JlicA, rich pink Willi Iht alluring
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Matching nail lacqutr, 60c plut tax
blu
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rool t lord 'I hc Klamutll Union
hiith achool (hmi! will he clonrd to
public ftUinimlUK till. HutUlttuy
a'lrruoon twiitihe of the KUllti
hticin jaWiniinlUR meet The pool
will tie open for awiminlnit around
a p m.
Rrtiinu To Collrje- J Kelly Kar
ri returned to Kutirne WediifMlny
eveuliiit n((r mwikIihk the pritiK
vacation with hu imrrutv Mr. and
Mn. C. W. Henry. He In a law tu
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!OBCOV, Murch I'fl i,V- Red
Fleet unld tndnv Ainrrlcii uhllt on
p.. rt It Inn of Pnle.stlne proves thr
Untied Htutex l "on the rond of
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It claimed the V. R rhniiKe ot
hrurt wns motivnted by American
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To Mkf Olcnu Uncus Jr. and
Jimmy Howard It-It curly (Ills moru
Iiie for l.uko o the Woods where
they plan to spend the dny removiiiii
snow from the Don Anderson cnblu
on the west aide.
Kale Plans-Tlic Riverside PTA Is
sMiusoriUK ft cooked IoikI sale to be
held all day Halurday at the Plnuly
WlitKly market. Cooked timds, as well
as canned trulls, Jellies and pre
serves, will be ivallable.
' Food NaleThe Women's council
ol the First Chi IM lull church will
Jiuld a cooked IihhI and fancy work
ssle nl Kmll's inuikct, lull nnd Pine,
brginnliiii at 0 a. tu., Saturday.
Nrw Hume Mr. and Mrs. 11 L.
Birhn have sold their hume at 202
Lincoln and have moved Into their
new residence at HWi Cannon.
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