Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 02, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

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    FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1948
PACE FIVE
WEATHER
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TuImI MIIIIIMt III lt llltftU1ll IIHIllBIHlP
ly livy. l.'iHilvr hxlny. t'immh to HintHf
utllll WlltiU nil tonal,
OrrKun MtillitTd Tlii'to will bo u
inrrllnu of the On-null MulhciH rim
of KliuniiUl I'ullri ut Mir huino ol
Mm. Alfred U. C'cilllirr, 1401 I'lulflt
Toi t ni'p, Monday, April 6, ut 1 p m
A buMiirw. inrrUiiK will b hold, mill
drwrrt will be wi vrd. Thnito able t
atlcud are ankrd to cull Mm prtud-
drill, Mri. Muliolin Kpli-y, tnlrphom-J
3m
VAfalliiiditK - Dr. iinil Mrn. Wlllltin
0. Iliilidiuiit f thr M.-n 111 hlKhway
irfl lurMiuy H" rtiiH-nix, Arizona
wIjcip thry will upend u month vn
nittonlnu In the hour of bcm-fittlm;
lit llmutt-.iiit'a iH'ulth. Hi Mtirlif
srvrrul imintllH In UllMde tumplUil
recently mupriutlnu from mi at
tar: of virtu .niitnnnln.
VUltura -Ttin Itrv. in id Mr. A. C
Ilutrn nf Hllvrrton nnd futnirrly of
Klu ninth KnIU. am vlMtlntr at lv
homr of their dmiKhtrr, Mm. Drnn
Htrnhrim. mid son Murvln Hnllrv
Btld (ullllly ThnV Will rrturi, tn HII
vrrlon on Tliurmluy. llntm wet for
merly Uir puitor of ihr Klrnt Chrln
tlin church in thin city.
Park Mm llrrr offlclnU frmi
the imtlonul pnrk rriflnnnl offlrr In
Bun Frnnclfiro huvr nprnt four rtny
thin wwlr with Ion C. Klhcr. run
UkIIkii. workluu out development
ptmiK for the l-nv Bed nntlnnn
monument.
Kmerienry Aim I ynn Whit-
lork. ft-yrar-nld duuk'htrr of Mr
nrt Mm Trrd Whulrck of Puiw
mutr. Vnlt , I recoverliut hitilMfnr-
tnrlly ut HlllMde hip(n followlUK
memeury iiirKery for nppendlc-ttlf
Ute wrdnriidny nlaht
Gmden Club A meellim of the
Klamath fall Garden club will be
held t a p. m. Mmidny in the rlty
library clubrooma. KIcction of offi
crn will be followed by a fenrrni
diKUuion on birdi.
To PorUand-Mri. I,. W. NeUrr
mt route S left Thursday for Port
Wnd, where he will undervo mrdlral
treatment. Bho will return omellme
DOirl week.
Pe4 PrtdenU (iub-Prwt Prwd.
4enU of the Ipre of Honor will
met at the home of KMelle Rmlth,
417 Pacific Terrace, rriday, tontHht
a I p. m.
Phwreh Oroup The IX?H uroup
m tne Klamath Lutheran church
will meet at 9 p. m . Raturdny at
the church. Thtt club I for all boyn
and flrl from eteht to 13 year old
IniMt Hule-'lhu Kluiiiiilli Lutli
i'iiui Uidlm Aid will liold a Uuki-d
fomt mile Ht KiuII'm inurktrt, Ulh uiid
I'll id, tiuluiduy, bcKlnnltui ul U:,(f
a in. DnnutlniiN nrn Ui bo brotmht
to Iho nuiikiH tlmt duy.
To I'lirUiHiil-Mr. nnd Mia. NU k
l.oi iu urn Hpendliiif anverul duy In
1'ortluiid on a turnblned biuilnrna
iinil plrumire trip.
Peyton Ups
OVS Loan Fund
OVH, April 3Thr Ori-mm Vhk
(IiimiiI nrliixil Hlmli'lll Umn llllld wim
I'liliuucd by iriDU Krliluy whon Oil
I'oylon, Klumulli Kll liulrirMiman,
iliiimlfd that mun to tlie iichnol.
Thfl $r00 will b known AH the
t'f ylou IiiihI, Dlri-dor Wliiklon U.
I'lirvlnr mud UKlny. It U the Inrnrtit
rniitrilitillon nmilr no lr by an In
dividual. Tutnl inonry In the fund l now
HUM). I'lirvlnc mud thut Ihthumi ol
I he liiritr Inrrriue In enrollnirnl, the
U'llinil ticedn IMXH) In IU Uitnl BUI
drnt limn fund. KiirollirinU In now
nlxiut Wxi tmlrnU.
Other donor ure Kred O. KIiik of
t'ortliiud, Wnrd' Ftinrrnl home, the
I.lohN rlub. llimlnehH nnd Profrn
ftlonul Wonien'it rhib. the Hornitl
mlM club nnd Hie DlMtblrd Anirrl
iHii Vetrruiu auxlllnry, ill of Kln
iimtti FulU.
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Plans Made
OV8. April 1 The Orriinn chap
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Content and nprrtal evenu are
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Bamen.
HAKiON
Crab Run
Very Good
COOS BAY, April 2 i4'i The
bent run of crab In three yeura
lowed to Coon Hay buyer yester
day and the heavier part of the
cuaoii waa yet to come.
Hallmark'a cannery at Charlea
ton retxirtrd an umiMially heavy
park tor thla time of year. April.
May and June are unualty the
inoiitlu of the blKReat run.
Quality of the crab la unuually
Hood, "belter than In many yeara."
arcordlns to Mm. Ruth Day, offlrc
manaiier at Hallmark'!.
Prlcea for crab paid by Cooa Bay
buyera ratine from 10 to 10S crnta.
The bent current crab lulling U
north of the Umpq.ua outlet. Boau
have brouiht In aa hlith aa elirhl
loin of On ahellflah In a Untile
load.
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Mental Patients
Riot At Sea
nflKMKRHAVEN. Germany,
April 2 11'! A riot at sea by 40
mldlera being returned to the Unit
ed Slates aa mental patlenU forced
on army transport to turn back to
this port, army authorities disclosed
today,
"The froup, which waa being re
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lently unruly," the army report
said.
"Considerable damage waa In
flicted to furniture In their wards
at they atlempted to beat their
way out," It added.
The army said nobody was hurt
Troops being deployed to the
U. S. helped guards quell the rioting.
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