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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948 PAG! PIVI WEATHER NOHTHMIN ( Al. If OMNIA H. llrieil MhiWI iMlUy Nllll tltltlHlll. Ilulll hHlllt- '. Wmiii lit iiiiiihoiM hiii'ilm l 4av. Mniltttl tn livall tnilliwtii.1 Wlllill ft nml( Iiii'h.iImh hMlUKluy KLAMATH t-AI.I.N J'hiUv rl.Mi.lv Willi Ipw htU'ta ill Ituw I till I W to nlghl nil NmIiihIh. IHmIi tnilm- nhuul Iaw lunlKht I'l, lltiili Niiliinluv " WKH'l'KIIN (HIKfiON il inlun.il I If lit tiiiwvia tixltiy Mini tiMilulil NmI utility rluuih , follow.! hv luln l.lttlv i Iihiiiik III tlllll'H. Willi Mlltfl 1 1 I I iHRllB f 4 tti Hi nut lews ft M In -iJ MmiIkihIv limn w nun, imiiiii mtli tot. olf I t III Hhuw- IiiiImv, InriPUninit rloiiiHniiM Iniiitflil. HnIuhIiiv tTninl), ftillnwril tiy ihtIui,I lltftit inin l-lltlr rlMou In InnimiMlnit, lilahi if 4ft In fw l-ow M lu M. Dliihurgrd -Mum Klunmlli liifii, who niliMrd ttmrlhct, wr iu muto lioiim mid hutm to ho dlht limwt'd. Vein in Anna uf It I U I'luut mid liny lliiynt if 474.1 Hlhlwo will w ttln ihftiKrd Iiuiu the unity lit Ciiliip MlMlirmiiii, Calir., itvr u yrur ill Kmrii. Tliry will vlhlt irlullvrn tn lAi AtiK'lrfi, Calif., mid ii n rxpcctrd to urtlvf hi-rr Monthly. Thr third U Ailhur M. Wood of 41111 Ihuhiiul rtrlvf. who U In Tokyo. lh n rx pcctrd hmiir nnnn fur hi dW huiKP. Nprlnklrr lrminitrwllnit - Fitrm irn urr Invllrd to n tlrmmtrtttuilon with lew ulunt hpilnklrr Hint mnlhtriiH tltiri unm ut unr KWrrp. Thr tlriiinii'iti'iillon wit nimlr Krltluy ftltd will br rrprulrd Hitluidiiy lit thr Al Hrlirlrnrr rum-It in HprltiK 1kr dlHrlrt. NtiirlliiK ut 10 h. in. Thr rirrnnuMrRllnn In twin if upmiftorrd by K the J. W. Krnw Iinplrtnrnt coni-puny. ItHrk To Hi'huiri- (JliHilfH Uvvr, Hon nf Mm. C. II. Krlly or thin clly, i ft tn licit to OtcKoii Hliiln collcuc Hutidity nit i' j' NpciiditiK Kitalrr vucu Hon with hln iuijUiit nnd vlnltltiK It Inula hrir. lvrv U ft Nludrnt In plniinmcy Rt OM(J, Nwlmmlnn - A OU 1 Hcoutfl mid ('itniiflii! (.lli 1m MWlimiiliiK pioKitihi will l)f lirlil UjiUkIH t the KttllH poiil. Ulrln comlnu (or thn flint lltiifi air iTiiiirfilrd to br rriuly to Ko Into thn pool nt 7::JD, othrrN ut llirlr iruului' nwlnimliiK aiinrn, ( lilrkrii Vox Ami Mrunlr lJi thn wrrk rndlnif April 3, 11 ni'W trttfim of rhli-kru pox in id 30 of mciiMrN mid Clrt'iiuiu niriiftlcH wrrr rrportrd in KIiiiiiiiUi county, iiccordliiu to the hculth office. 1 irU Job-Joitn O'Nrlll, Klaliiulli KnlU will tit tho Unlvrrnlty of Orr uon, haft bcru rtrctrd Junior iiotn rnifuiimi clmliinnii of thn YWG'A on (hit Unlvrrnlty of Oitkoii ciirnpun for liib rd I'urly Por Vwllry Momr KconomlcA club In npmnorinK ft public mid pnrty Huturdiiy ut 8 p. in. In thr hoinn of Mrn. Hex HlKh World Chomp Bronc Rider Will Contest I Home Willi 1'arriila Ktilmrd Rrtllnv. flvr-yrrold mill of thr wuuur itruinitn i I'or viturv. rr turned lnunr ThurMluv rvmtnir ftftrr Mprndlntf twit iimnih with hlft Krnttdmuthrr nt Huilmr lr hitn nl niiHl outk'rnwn thr rlnthrn nhr Mt with htm, hU innthrr mild. llrrWt ttidr Thr Whrrlffi Pmuir fir nt hi r uk fuit rldr of thr irniuiii will Ik hrld Huuduy, April III, with brrnkfimt hrivrd ut thr K.d Wllllnmn Krd I'nll nun h on Altwnv drlvr. nt 10 n. m. A biitiR-up rnwd U rxirrtrd and niriulwrn nrr urifrd In hrlnic Ihrir wivri, fntulllrn nnd gunu. Nrw AuUnittritl Flint I I Wrn drll furrirr. koii nf Mm Nlim V Cttrrlrr of 1141 Plnr, turn brrn nn- Iffiird to duty with thr fnr Kunlrrn Ir fnrrr. llr tn trrtipniu ily bnnrd t Ynknt, Jnpnn llr wn trittJNfrr rrd from thr Hpnknnr. Wnnh., ftlr forrr banr. Cirttiiir Mrrrlll KriuiKr will mrrl Mfinduy nt H p. m In the Mrrrlll KX1' hnll. ItrfrrAhnirntn will be nrrvrd. tlrrovrrhti Frank P. MrAnlmh of 3A10 llllyitrd. In rrrovrrhiK nt hln hmr followiiiK juirurry nt HllUldr honpliul. rtura -Word hh brrn rrrrtvrd nf the rirnth in Hnn Plriro nf Clmrllr T.. Cnrmlrhnrl. formrr rrntdrnt nf Mnlln nnd vtrlnltv. llr hud brrn 111 for ft Ioiir llmr Thr funrrnl wrvlrrn will 1k hrld on Sultirdnv nl In dlnnoln, Nrbr , whrrr Mr. Cnr mlrhnrl hftd rrlntlvr. I.anrhmn Thrrr will hr a 12 noon, lunrhrnn mrrtltiR of thr A ortntlnn for Chlldh'MKl Kdurntion t thr Wlnnmi hotel thtn Mntiirdnv A chort prnKrnm hru brrn planned. nd btulnru will br hlithllchtrd Tlth rlrctlon of offu-rrn. All primary Warhrn urn uiitrd to attrnd. ram palm -Thr nnutinl mrndjrr ihlp rampnltin for thr Niiiintml A nrlatlon for thr Advnnrrmrnt of Colorrd Proplr will br Inunrhrd at a iprrlnl nirrttiiR arrnnitrd fnr thin ftaturdny at 7 30 p. m. at 433 nroad. Trratmrnt Ororijr Hnudon of 3330 Oardrn linn rrturned aftrr prndliut ft wrk In Portland whrrr hr wmt for mrdical trratmrnt. Local Horses In GP Show I Klnmnth bunln horw ownrrn and ' rnlirra nrr plnnuliiK to brlnic buck 1 blur rlblxiiiH from Oranta Pni thin wrrk-rnd, I Thr cnmblimtloii hornr nhow nnd I rodro to br hrld al thr Urnnta ; Pnna fnlrttrniindn Haturdny and Hundny w ill inrludr. nnddlr cla.wn, , Imrrr rnrrn, rnlf mplng. bronc rid ing nnd xtlrk rarrv Thrrr will be dnnriiiR Hnturday ninht In connec tion with the evrnt. Klnmuth horhrn will br on paradr 111 thr urnnd rntry nnd be rntrrrd In thr thrrr-italtrtl middle home rvrnt. nu (Id Ir clun, Pnlomlno In hand, nlalllon parudr and Pnlomlno clnna. Dorado Hrnnation, 3-yrar-old Koldrn ntnlllon, nhd Cumro dr Oro, a 6-yrnr-oId Rrldlng, brtontitng to thr Krlth Mixmn. will br In the nhow. ixm Klrkpntrlck will ride C'nmro dr Oro and Moon will ride Krniiillon. Olhrr Klnmuth banln horr to l)e rutrrrd in evrntn will br thr A. F, MrDonnld'n lnvrly pair of black Trnnr.mre Walkrm Thrsr hornrn wrrr nhown In Kimmr hut mouth nnd took top lummi Thry are a Krldtng nnmrd Pirn and ft young mare, Sue. Mr. and Mrn. Kd Wllllamn of the Cascade Hrd Poll ranch will have thrlr flnr Amerlcnn ntnlllon, Knrr MiKh of Sherwood, to nhow In the nlnlllon and galtrd clnnnrn. Jrrry Ambler, formerly of Klamath Fall and aUr f local rodro, In thr world rbumplon bronc rldrr for 1047. With morr than 200 of the nation' top rontrntanU he will perform again at the Itrd Bluff Itoundup, April 17 and 1H. Boyle's Column War Tribute Paid To One Of The Best 'DSoldiers1 Two Glenwood Youths Drown EUCIKNE, April 0 fIV Two Olcil wood boys drowned near here yeA terdny In nwlmmliiK venture. Clarence lye Huffman, 14, and Ie Chnrlei Clark, 1, took off their clothe and Jumped Into the dough between here and Hprlniiflcld. When they did not come up, ft ulster of the Clark boy ran (or aid. The bodlea were not found. Dra KliiK operations were to renume to day. The parent are Mr. and Mr. Clarenr-e Huffman and Mr. and Mi. Clinrle Clark, resident of trailer park In Olcnwood. llr If Al. KOYI.r. I Shorty hated the German. He hi v w volt if Ann! o 14' ! haled them In the lat war. too, Meniiirlr are brum atlrred In mil- i n,") on Purple Heart and I ed by chairmen from club at Poe Home Ec Club Plans Made Further detnlla of the county i Home Economic club homemade i plllowcane content were outlined at the conference held at the cham ber of commerce office Thurnday aftrrnoon. Plllowcahe Judging will be hrld May fl at Fort Klamuth for all county clubn. Deadline for entry will be noon and JudKing will take place Aftrr lunch with award to be pirwntrd during the afternoon. Hrlrn Btlne. home demonntratlon agent will do the Judging. Winning plecru will go to As ton for thr ntate conference slat ed for June 1. where they will be entered In the ntnte content. Thursday's meeting wan attend Suburban Water Rate Boost Okay PermlftMon to Increase Itn rate ha. been granted to the Suburban Water ' company, which serve the Stewart Lenox district went of Klamath 1 Fall along highway 66. The Increase, a granted by Public Utllltle Comrnlloner John Carkln. would amount to 11776 a year. The new rate will give the com- 1 pany a return of 33'J pet cent on the value of the plant. Carkln said In ; Salem today that the company lol ; lout year, and that It would have lout tKI66 this year If rate ; hadn't been boosted. A hearing was held by the PUC on the rate Increase Issue In Klamath ' Falls on March 23. E. R. Hood of j Portland, representing the water company, made the only appearance before the hearing. i PEAK OF THE WEEK COTTON LOVELIES lion of combat veteran this week by Army Iay parade and cere monies across America. Ma). Clen. P. L. Parks, army pub. Ihree wound stripes fighting them In Prance. "lave me tell you." he said with a deeply serious look on his lie Information chief, suggested to , gnoiiie-llke face, "I II get those Oer former war correspondents that It ! man." would tie a gixxl time to reprint one of their favorite war ntorle. Here Is mine a bououet to the courage of an old professional sol dier that time couldn't tame. KIA 'killed In action i In the Normandy break-through: WITIt AMEHICAN TROOPS IN KltANCK ol-i Shorty came a long way to die and he came against the will of the army he had served for 37 year. "Ieave me tell you." he used to sav. "I ll gel those Germans." Thai was hark 111 the United ' Slates. Shorty had what most sol ! dlcrs regard as a soft touch a master sergeant rating on a head I quarters oerallon staff. He had the reputation of eating ! young "shavetails" for breakfast, and every man 111 the unit was Today a small group of officers who knew and loved the Uon-hi-urt-ed little man stood around a jeep near the front line and talked sadly of how the Germans finally got shorty. "We'd just taken a town," said hi company commander. Capt. James Kuhn. Greensburg. Pa., "and 8horty and two other men heard there still was a German inarhlneKuii nest giving us trouble in one of the buildings. llrew Fire "It wasn't the Job of the oiera tlons sergeant to knock It out. but you couldn't keep Shorty from go ing after those Germans. He was nrmed only with a pistol, but the two men with him had carbines Shorty told them: 'Okay. Ill go out and draw their fire, and then you boy give It to them.' He edged out but the Germans vallev. Midland, ta View. Merrill and Shas- hls pockets, and Shorty just looked at him and said, 'Listen, recruit '?" For a quarter of an hour they stood there within a few hundred yards of the front lines telling legends of Shorty. "He was the best damned soldier in this division." said MaJ. Nathan M. Quinn of Spencer. Mass. Shorty would rather have had that sentence on a white cross over his grave than his own name SgU Joe L. Plotnlck. Baltimore. Md. because when he was alive he knew he was "the best damned soldier" In any division. He wouldn't have been Shorty if he hadn't thought so. Cure For Cancer Seen In 25 Years SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. April S 'A, Col. R. R. Spencer. U. S. public health service, predicted here last night a cure for cancer would be found within 25 years. He said his prediction was based on the wave of popularity of cancer as a subject for contributions and research. Col. Spencer spoke to members of the Bexar county medical society on cancer. Filling Station Blast Kills Four LOUISVILLE. III.. April 9 (t Clay County Sheriff J. E. Johnson , said at least four persons were : killed In an explosion today In a 1 restaurant-filling station here. Three other persons were badly ' burned. : The establishment Is known as , a bus stop and "truckers' stop." t The' sheriff said he believed a ' tank containing cooking gas ex ploded in the kitchen of the res- taurant. f..tH nt tlilv uu'frl.rifr irrnv. haired little man with the salty voice and ! caught him with the first burst and tough manner. Poker Player He was a good poker player, and after 27 years of selective competi tion with the cards he had won the pay nf enough buck privates so that mowed him down." "Poor old Shorty." one said. There was silence for inent. and then another laughed reminiscent))'. "Remember that time that young officer a mo-officer he and his wife could afford more I lieutenant walked up to Shorty and than "C" rations any time he want ed tn hang up his uniform. But although his health was poor. Shorty had no wish to gel out of the army. 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