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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON it TRANSPORTATION NEWS i)ijijvvvyiiiii"" -1-1-' r Klamalll Kulla Hiiulhnin I'ailflc tmpluyna, I n v I u il I II ii Uiilnnii'ii, 'yrtliiifji unci piiuIik'Iimii, were ki'I tlni Uirlr numml ilii'ik-iin una week ami lat u Dip HI'b inrillral 'HT Hfftl lll llOIIM'kl'ftllllK on tllf private Iriukii near the llullwiiy . t.xpreae of (lie. I Dr. st- Tnlljnl of Hun Fiaurlaio U here with mi aiaialaiil uiiiI Iuii JuaL about completed axiiiiilhiillon of Hi" enipluyea. Thin week lit. Talbot ami lh riir wurn timklnif trip out nf Uiwn In rlieck oper ator mill employe iilniiu the lino 'slaewhere III Iho eyatein. Ill mr la eiiilpprtl with medical ami exiwiilnlUK fiu'llltlrn and lina made It niiiiiutl Jaunt northward earh npiliil. HluiiilliiK near Ihr medluil nir la 'The Hluthiii." here Una week while CI. II. Kllborn. auiierlntendeiii uf (he Nhaala dlvlalnii, OunMiiiilr, pay a an nfflrlal vlall. Klllxiin ar rived the rnrlv part of the week end will remain for arvnrnl dnva on compnny bitalnens. ' The aluck hi'laude, wlili-h Jurtt about inn llinma mound the HI jrard durliiK war yeura, la Uiln nlnv nut aa Jnha have Imtii ab sorbed by tho alioimer ax. Thrre are allll quite few women em ployea, however, nionl working na cur aervlre pinplnyra. A few hip on tfuty t the rnuiulliuiiHfl aa Junl tnra, hrlimra mid auiiply women. TIip earellanl Jnli the women did during the war ha been wrlttrn down In tin HI' lilnlory liooka. HI' employea attended a aafety meeting lipid Turniiiiy night in lint KC hall at which tnnp two aafply man, Joe CiMppr and K. Jonra of flan Kranrlat-n, I p c t u r a d and ahowrd movie of rnilrond opera llmu atrraalnii aufiiy piarlltrs. There wna a good attendance. 'rralnumatpr Hurvpy Ttml expect to take oft around May 13 with Mra. Teal fur a vacation. Tlipy will go to l.oa Angrlca and vaca Uon In thai area Korinpr 'I' r a I n in a a t p r Waltpr Hughra ot Klmnutli Kail, now holding down a aunllar Job in Hmi Lull OblalKi. Calif., wrltra lie qupiiUy of hla work, hla home and othpr Itpina of Intel rat frnin the aoiitliprn town. Ha enit greellnga lo hla old frlPllila. C. M. Uraliaui, president of Ilia riltaburiih and Wpal Vuulnla rail road, la a Klamath Kalla vlaitor, hla private rar apolleil her Tura dy and alandmg on the prlvaia apur nrx lo "The Hliaata." Clra )inm waa lnii ahown nrouiul the Bl art-up here by Carl U. Andcr aon. Portland. general aiiml fur the PdiWV. (liahum la making rouuna Inapertlon of all wpatprn lallroada. Engineer t L Van Limit ha rpturnpd to hla HI' ilutlra from a .eacatlon which took him aouth to Tucson. Aru. with Mra Van LlndU Wlulp aouth tlipy vlupl with apvpral fornipr Hhaata dlvl lon employe and Klamath falls reaideiiu Including C. K. Kahpy. former HI' engineer, and hla wife, Nell, who waa a crpw dhpatihor at Hip local office. Moth are tram farrtd out of hrr lo 'I'uiaon Thpy alio saw Kuiitiper D. L. Prulan. , who haa ratlrpd and la now mak I ln hla hnm- In the Arizona cur. Mra. HrlPii Mom. HP train maatpra clprk. Iravpn Friday for Portland to lll hrr huabnlld Wal rjr Moaa who la rprpivlnu addi tional traalmpnt for a brokpn back at Oood Bamnrltan hoapllal. Wally k one of the drmocratir randl tfalna for thp office of Klunialh comity aherlff and hoiira lo be bark to get hla rampalimlng done kefora tha May pninurlva. Pinman B. B. Moaply of the BP family, with hit wife Clara, who la BPi chief telephone opprator, will jpave Thiinulay on a vacation trip which will take llirm lo I'oriliind. J. L. Ci'Hilnuham of Ban rran-lai-o. dlatricl rar ann'lre agent, la In Klamath Falli thla wpek mak- WARE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- ' WHUtjt CiImmI -AU Jr- ti mrnf Oil ! Mwviac Ktrti' to C TK II w ahmiltl mr mil IxTttt f plnU fit till juic Iftl y a. l- tov ty, li thla bila la n A wing trtm,,-, vour mr nni i digrt. It my just i-y In tb bowala. Thm tu MotiU up ymir atomarrv. You ct t.fMiwt. You riwl watu, lunk and tha wort 4 lunki punti. It UkM thnt mlW. ftmtl rrWi I.lltl iAvm J'llln to kH tlioM iinu of lil tlnw Inf ttmtAy to maka yim f. "up mul uii." (t i prkta Unity. K'fWtlv In mkln( hlUrlnw ttrfiy. A for I'irtw'i LillU Uvr TDU, Ul it toy drufilort, Inu i nirvry of the vmpty mr AltUlltlllli, J in re Kliuuulh KullH HP em ploy.' 1110 iTcMvliiw nieuiml tirnt- inriil In the HI tlrliiTftl lnwpllnl In Hun KimirlHrn. Thry are llrlrn tliHlrrwimd, (Ink In tlir dlntrlrt ftiMKhl it 11(1 mhMfIU(r ii k flit of flin, KiiKliH'i-r U J, Urlnk, and Al-hi-j L Tpi willlgrr, roiiiultiotiKO in plove. KimlliPtr W. 0, Hlrlirrion, 2010 lluuiPtliilo lond, louu-llina BP em pluyo, I in bruii (jiiltn 111 Ht hi liotiio (or the piml twu woki. Kroni Duiikiuulr comre word ot liilortint to rnilrond inmi here. Nur ii uui Urntm of Uuumnulr tin re tiirnnd from Hun KrnnclKuo lifter nMniMlliiK aeMloiiH of the lrnllutlve himrd. He whu npjMJliitrd iMnrre liiry of the t:llfin nlu Alnte IrKlt lutlve bottrd of the Brotherhood of Knllway Trelnmfn. The fioiid $:), I KKJ dumiiRe suit uuiillint the Houtheril pHflflc com puny In ft wrrk oprtird Turfulny in Hiiprrlor court In Yrrkn, Cnllf. N. Jt, Ciilllotjpttr, a hrnkrinun, In mi Iiir the cuinpniiy for Injurlr uf fned Juniiury IH, IU40, whrn he lliiHd while board Inn a puMcnKi'r tmln aa II wua iimvlng out of Leaf. The complaint ttntet uni from a Irnklnu inti olww urnU hla vision mid he nllpiM-d nn Ice on the car ntrpa. He Rtntca he aufferrd jwr muiirnt Injurlf lo hla back. M. V. He hoo nover. Orritl North irn un.rrul ntfriit here, left Hun dity for Ht. Pit ul, Minn , to atu-nd a inretliiK of UN trulflc men. He rxprcU lo be none a week or two. Mra. Neal Olbnon, who haa been on a leave of abaenre thla winter, hua returned her pollion chief elrrk a necrrlary In the ON offices. Mra. Ulbaon ifcnt the winter In Hun licrniirdlno, Kied Milter, ON yard clerk at Blrber, apent Tuenday here on bualnpM. Mr. and Mra. Guy I. Brllant have returned lo Klamath KulU TOONERVILLE FOLKS f I IT PEVELOfCP l-ATEK THAT ETHPRIPGB PIP HOT LIKB I Miss BAdnr's voice 3 Wji High School from WaaliliiKlon. D. C. where thpy aitpndPd the marrtaKe of thplr aou, Capl. Ituymond BellanL llellant la a conductor with the (Irent Northprn tiprc. ON Tralnmaatpr W. L. Soliia. accompanied by Mra. HolKa, left Monday on a two weeka' vacation which will take them to Old Mex ico. Mr. and Mra. II. II. Treleaae are lcuvliiK WcdiiPMluy for Heatlle, where they will acnd a ahort va cation. Trcleane la off duly from hla Job aa UN conductor. Little Ada aet Ulg Araulu. Ue The llprald and Neva Winl-Adal Ketchikan Facing Drought Threat KETCHIKAN. Ahuika. April 14 lP Newapaper advertlaemenla aaked city realdenu today to uae water aparlng ly and to curtail the tue of electrical appliances aa Ketchikan a "drought" nenred the critical atage. The city, wmch average, 150 Inche of rain a year, haa had but two-liundredtlu of an Inch thla month. Official, aald the condition will be "very" aerlous unleaa relieved soon by rain. By MARY LOU , CASE UM.,MA A new Idea la being tried out by the Junlora thla year fur their Junlor-Henlor prom. The prom, scheduled for May 21, will be ruled over by a king and queen, two aen li.ra elected by tile Junlora. At meeting Tueaday eight aenlors In all, were nominated, and the Jun lora voted In homeroom, today. Candldatea for prom queen are Vivian Kmeraon, Darlene Knowlea, Judith Laraon and Nancy Hluaher. King pronpecla are Bob liarnea. Bill Muaby, Hob Hhaw and Bud Htrlng ham. For the time being the re aulta of thla voting are going to be kept aecret. Pellcnna cornea on the air again tonight, at 8:30 over KKJI. Janet Ruwvell will emcee the program and the main feature will be an Inter view with the track coach. Paul Oel Ipi Other atudenta on the proeram are Oenrglanna Clark. John Baker, Don Paillette. Barbara Snider and Bnice Irving. The RASP department haa now poated Rome myaterloua aigns around KUH8 advertising their aprlng ahow on May 6. They're kreplng everyone in the dark about the content, of the program, and their alogan la "Have May 6." By an overwhelming majority, the atudent body voted Ui continue voting for atudent body elections In the new way, using the poll method. I. aeems that most atudenta like to cast their vote and place It In the ballot box themselves. Anyway, thla la the method that will be used for the atudent body election, April 26. The annual Elks' Spring dance la coming up: the date aet will be April 21. Sports attire will be the thing, and dancing will be from 9 to 12. This dance la sponsored by the Elks club and open to all the hlirh school students In the county. John Schubert heads the adult com mittee working on the arrange ments. Por the third time this year the Spanish club will hold the apot on the educational broadcast Thursday over KFI.W. The program came, on at 1:15 for 15 minutes. Aa this la Pan-American Week, the aub Ject will be on Pan-American his tory and formation. An Interview with R. L. Nations of the reclama tion bureau will be conducted by the three participant. Edith Wis- NOTICE! Change of Phone Number From 3080 to 9383 R I K E R VETERINARY CLINIC Owls Mystify Householder PORTLAND, April 14 Wl E. T. Hlbbard knows who's whisking about through his house at night, but he can't find out how. Owls, he says. They flit around, knocking over senbarh, Beverly Kohn and John Owlngs. dishes, and then whan ha gtts u to investigate, they perch In soma Inaccessible place and hoot at hint. Bcreeru are tight, there are no broken windows, no holes tinder he en ves. says Hubbard. But the era la get In; three times In the past week. lie plans to dn aomethlng about It as soon as ht finds out how they do It. Little Ads get Big Results. U The Herald and News Want-Ada! From where I sit ... JyJoe Marsh Now It's Neckties Made of Milk I Fellow In Andy Botkin's Tavern waa boaating about a trick necktie he waa wearing aaade out of a by product of milk. "Took Si pounds of milk to make this tie," he says. Bill Webater waa unimpreased. "Personally," he says, "I'd rather have the milk to drink. Just aa I wouldn't change one flaas of good American beer for a necktie made from thirty barrels of it!" Yea, modern science being what it is seema like you can maka "anything eat of anything" these daya. Hot in the case of milk, well I gutas drinking it la still 1 whole , lot better than jnat wearing It. Of course there are lota of other ways of abusing goods and bev ersges like a fellow who doesn't appreciate good beer enough at ; drink It slowly and in moderation. But from where I ait, moat peo ple who enjoy a wholeaome ber. erage like beer or aie are moderate . because beer itself it a oruerare -e moieratuft. IF YOUR CAR or HOME RADIO needs repairing . . . visit ASHLEY'S RADIO DEPARTMENT I'se our convenient budget plan . Nothing Down 12 to 24 Months to Pay! All makes of car radios in stalled and repaired! Serv ice for all mokes of horn - radios! Our radio department la equip ped with the lateat electronic leal equipment and ataffed by eiperl technicians. We're ready for action! Bring your ear r home radio In today. We guar antee yoa real plpaaure from your radio! ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 South 6th Phont 4113 14 Hour Wrflekcr Rfrvtr ANNOUNCEMENT . Patterson & Son Paint Store in Klamath Falls since 1918 Will be known as A6-B PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE "Homi of Sherwin Williams Paint" 1229 East Main Phone 3324 Patterson & Son Point Store has been a well known name in Klamath Falls since 1918. Hav ing purchased the business and operated under that name for the past year and a half, we now feel that this change in our store name is neces sary. Wt welcome all customers, old and new. "Ole" Austad & E. J. Blind li Ctmriihi.n&.Viuiti Sum Brnmi fmtnimtim frorm?rl of Ashland' i IVbJ ! to nt Main Blrtti J4 I vi ' iJ LS.l ...:,,- I m 1ba P - ' f 1M I..,,. ; 1 I , , 1 - I e Margaret "Stormy" i Co-owners of the M Charm Center l, announce Arlein Franklin of Chemult as the winner ; m of a $25.00 permanent wave for selecting our new V M name - "Charm Center." ?V. All our friends and patrons are invited to our OPEN HOUSE on Satur- day, April 17, 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. ' y 1215 Main Street Phone 4367 ' BETTER HEALTHI TtMtod without Heepttol Oprnoti WHl or el) I n mi , fJtxofiptlv BooUvl WWFlrM W4f; JO A. M. J M. Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Pfcyifttoii and IwrgaoH II. Ormiar I. fliimilct and C3rnrl Avsnu laf4ion EAri Tortland 14 Orvqon I io, mwwiMi on ioi hoi 4 Leons Tots-To-Teens THRIFTY THURSDAY PRICES SLASHED! Girls' Coats Girls' All Wool Ballerina Suits Plain pastels and plaids? Sites 6 to 14. 498 o 1(T Boys' Spring Coats and Suits Sixes 1 to 6. 4'4 NT All new spring stock Sixes 1 to 14. 38 19 98 Ballerina Plain and solid colon. Sizes 1 to 14. 1 99 NEW SPRING DRESSES Come Early 1 99 2" 3" leons TOTS-TO-TEENS shop 602 MAIN UkM & WJMlk 9msOm an EVEN RICHER, FINER TASTUG PARK&TILF0RD RESERVE ? - at NO increase in Price To increase the quality of a high-quality whiskey u itbout increasing its price, is an accomplishment at any time. Today it is a miracle! Yet that is the story of this bctter-than-erer Park & Tilford Reserve. . Richer! Finer lasting! Costlier to produce but it won't cost you one cent more! For the greatest taste-pleasure and the greatest whiskey value, we suggest that you ask for Park & Tilford Reserve today! Tu old and new friends To thine who have long preferred ToihoaetryingPark&TilfordRert Park ft Tilford Kerre, we wish to for the first time, we promise them emphasise that they will find exactly new laile-pltasure as well as a really the same type of whiskey as always, but exlrardinary ubiskey value, both of smatlbtr, riirrand eveny!rr tastingl which will surprise and delight them! r Ncnv more than ever O.io H IT. V " .ralS -nnrf the best value VI OT. - - It TILFORD DISTILLERS. INC., NEW YORK aaaiiaat auiai V PARK tl 8RAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS II. I PROOF
