HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
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WEATHER
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waat ami illHlliilalilns loiHHhl.
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lligiia 4A III SO. Imt Idlilahl .u lo
.IS. atluwaia Tliuratlar Willi llllla cliatigs
III UmiMialiila.
NUIUMKIIN L'Al.lr'OIINIA - Main In
Jay ami Imilalil Hiiohi Ut gala (una
ai.illh wllnla I'll unaal anil nvai tioilli t,
a)ay, lkaviiluliil aiiuMiwaal anil llwriaaaliig
laiiuihl Tltuiailay almwaiy anil iinilai ,
Willi miMlatala ainilliwaal wlmU till
.naat.
KLAMATH rAI.IJI I'arllr climily Willi
faw allnwala li.nlglil. fair TlilHMlav.
Illall Imlay aliout 411 t.w tomslil M.
JHlllt Thuiailay tta.
Word leccled rilemti her
havt racelvri. wurrt from Mr, mid
Mn. Unils Mori Is. lorinnrly of thin
oily, wlm arc. now 11 vltiir In Ctioa
Hay, wlicro they have puri-husetl a
noma. Mnrrli Is Uif ami of Mr. unit
Mn. L. I. Mnrrla nf tliU rlty, unci
Mrs. Morris Is lh former Hilda
l.oomls. dauiilitcr nf Mr. and Mrs
f . V. lximls nf Cons liny.
Missionary Tint I,stllr Mlnalon
sry siK-lrty nf Iinnmnurl Hiipllst
cluinil will meet wllh Mrs. I". W.
Abtwy, US Unroll), Tluirsitay st
1:S0 Instead of His previously an
nounced location. Tlierr will bp sn
sloi'tlon of officers, snd sll mem
bers are urird In stlrnd.
In Hospital -I.011IS "Happy" Ha
gttman nf this rlty. who underwent
major surgery spvrral weeks so al
Klamath Valley hoapllal, has re
turned tn the hospital for further
medical rare, llnurrinnn la an em
ploye nf lit. Moose Indite.
Card Tarty A public card party
will lx hrld at th Mldlnnd tranee
hall April 17 at 8 p. m. Thi public
Is cordially Invited There will lie
awards and home-made cakes and
other refreshments will be served
by the franse ladles.
In lllllslds Mrs. Mary McAllister,
7. 1100 Commercial, la a patient al
Hillside hcupltal. Mrs. McAllister
Is the Hater of Mrs. Hubert J. lull
of 1M rullon.
In Hospital -Mn. Paul sjterlliuj of
I3.1 noardman. Is quite III al Hillside
hospital suffering from an attack nf
pneumonia. Her rendition was re
ported fair today.
rlwIiniiiliii-Thone atlcmlliiK the
wiimens physical ailiicatlon class,
npiuisoird by the city recreation
ili'PHrluienl, loiiiiiht, Wednusdiiy at
7:JU, uiu 1 1 1 iilccl to meet, al II m
Kliiumtli Union hliili school swlm
llitl iht pool.
I'hllatellp Club Will meet to
nllllit, Wednesday, al 7:30 at tlis
A. J. Dni!ueiue home on l-jikenhoie
drive. Members are asked lo bruin
duplicate stumps for the stuiuiu for
the wounded fund,
fiora Hume Carol Ann Hums,
younti Tuleluke pallenl, was dis
missed Wednesday morning lioul
Hillside liw.pltal, rihe. I in lecelved
medical rare several limes roceiil
ly al nuclide.
Improvlni - friends of Jack Al
meter, head of the state unemploy
ment office, will be Interested lo
learn he Is showing Improvement
al Hillside hosplUil whete he has
been a patient lor some time.
Tonsllprtoiny llptly I-ou Havllua
A-year-old iluuuhter of Mr. and Mrs.
(Jlinrlrs lliivllnu of 'luleliike, hnil
her tonsils removed at Hillside hos
pltal Wednesday morning.
VKW Auslllary The auxiliary to
the Veleruus of Korelkh Wars will
meet In the llbraiy clubroom,
Thursday al p. in., and all offlcori
are lo wear white uniforms.
Appendreloiny TheiKlore Hick
mini, (lury, employe nf Klam
alh Ilaslu I'lne mills, had his ap
pendix removed Wednesday tnorn-
lui al Hillside hospital.
Fatlenl Mrs. James Helm of box
HMO. route 1. Klamath falls, had
surkery Wednesdsy morning al
Hillside hospital.
Funds Roll
In For 1948
Cancer Drive
The money for Klnmath'i quota
of the HUH cancer fund drive Is
bcKlnulUK Co roll III.
Al llultiiii Is kcncriil county
hnlnnuu for the Aniorlran Cancer
society and Tom I'atty Is handling
the acllve campaign for the 20-30
club.
1,'onl rlbutlons may be sent lo
llox 7711. lo Al HulUin at the Hhaw
Hlutloiicry company, or lo Malcolm
Kpley at The Herald ana News.
The 'JO-ao clubbers have ob
tained a number nf merchandise
prlws to be awarded to contribu
tors to the drive. These Include:
Toilet set, Wnggnner's Drug store.
Package sweet pea seeds, New
berry's. flashlight, Mutt Plnnlgan's.
Onn-burner electrlo siove, Pay
Irss Drug store.
Ijice tablecloth. Pemiey'a.
Alarm clock, Rogera Jewelry.
Hoi a-rocerles. Quality market.
Bocks and necktie, Herman'i
MansUire.
Hnort shirt. Hardy's.
lino tn green stamps, Oregon
Woolen store.
Ilox ladles' handkerchiefs, Kla
mnlh Variety store,
Year's subscription. The Herald
and News.
The prlr.es will go lo persons
whose contributions put Uie drive
over certain mllcsionea.
RTATKMKNT
WAH1I1NUTON, April H
The comiitroller of the currency
today Issued a call for a statement
nf the condition of all National
banks at the close of business
April 13.
Improvlni -Mrs. D. L. Orern of
TuleUke who had suigery Tuesday
si Hillside hospital Is reported Im
proving. Treatment Mrs. Charles Cooper,
3047 Cannon, had minor fool surgery
i Wednesday morning at Hillside hos
Major Kurery-Johfi Brurhler of
Tulelake. had major surgery at Hill
side hospital Tuesday morning.
Tonsils- William, young son of
lllnrnav anri Mra I. OrLh Sllsemnro.
I-akenhore drive, had his Unulls re
moved al Hillside hospital Wednes
dsy morning.
I.anrheon- Pythian Ulsters- offl
ers and members are asked to meet
at the Pelican rate for a no-hostess
luncheon. Thursday, April 16. al 13
noon.
Meeting Postponed -The meeting
l Pythian Bisters club hss been
postiHined from Prlday, April Id. to
Friday, April 10 The hostess will
b Charlotte Canoy.
Bludy (iroup Ttie Pslrvlew PTA
study group will meet Thursday at
I p. m. In the srhnnl cafeteria.
Johs naughiers Will hold a regu
lar meeting Thursday evening at
In the Masnnle temple.
Little Ads get Hlg Results. Use
I'lis Herald and News Want-Adsl
Indians Close
Dam Case
YAKIMA. April 14 111 Efforts
of the Yakima and Nez Perce In
dian tribes to halt construction of
McNary dam drew the answering
fire of government witnesses today.
Attorneys for the two tribes closed
their case yesterday. The action is
based on tho contention Unit, con
struction of the Columbia river dam
would damage the river's salmon
runs and thereby violate a fishing
right treaty signed In IB',5.
A motion to dismiss the action
was denied In court yesterday, but
federal Judge 8am M. Driver said
he would retain the privilege of en
tertaining the motion Inter after
hearing all the evidence.
The dismissal was aked bv Mar
vin Bonosky, attorney for the de
fendant Ouy P. Atkinson Construc
tion company. He said the Indian
testimony failed to show that the
dam would damage salmon runs
sufficiently to warrant an Injunc
tion against further wnrk.
Two government wltneases made
brief appearances before court ad
journment yesterday. One w a
George K. Bchoch, government civil
engineer In charge of construction.
He. said work on the first section of
the McNury cofferdam should be
completed In early May.
DIHKAHK DOWN
PORTLAND, April 14 (!) Bear
let fever, whooping cough, pneu
monia and Influenza declined In
Oregon last week, the state board
of health reported today.
Chicken pox and mumps became
more prevalent, however.
NAMKD
BACRAMP.NTO, Calif., April 14
on Admiral Chester W. NlmlU was
appointed today by Onv. Warren to
the board of regent of the Univer
sity of California.
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
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factor
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