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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE CIVI WEATHtR KLAMATH J AI.I H AMI VICINITY -Partly clumly Iniils'il ami Halunlay Willi law ai-altal'il allimaia, llitially III nenihy lillla Innlslil anil Mnluitluy iniu nliiu Mmlalala aiultli WI111U Ihiili tmlay almiil M. Iaiw tuiilMlil 4U. Illsli Haluitlay SI. NIIHTIIKIIN I'Al.ltllllNIA I'arlly rlnllilv tmlay, tonight ami Naliinlav, Willi itccaalmial atiimaia In nuilli Ciml- 1 iival' liilailur HatiliilNy Mmlalala mill wlntla off ruaal north of I'olnt Ma ami mtHlaials wal wlmla auutli ul Piilnl Hay. WKNI'KIIN OHKIJON t'linalilaralila luiiillliaaa Willi almwaia loilay anil Hut unlay. HUalilly t'oolai Imlav Willi allar noun IHha of fii lo nil iivur I'naal anil An lo lin Inlaotl. I.uwa lonliiht AJ In 411. Sia.li aoulll wliitla off I'lw.l. Im'raaahiS lu atruiis at llmaa Una nf lammm. KANTKIIN OMKIJON Partly I'lomly loilay anil Nalluilav, Willi aialtriail aliowara Nalllnlay t'ollllnilril rnllil llila aflaintion Willi tainpnlalilli'a lirlwaan nil anil 7(1. Uiwa tiiulglil iu to ftu. Illiflia llalunlay no In on. Mllla 1'T A -lludri Nlitlit will bo observed liy Mlllh ITA I'rliliiy. Ui lillilit. There will be u linked IimkI mill while rlitlmhl aule. I'nreiils are urttrd Ui visit the romns III which Ihrlr iliililien are enrolled between 7 mill II i in. An Interest Inn priiuinin In planned ul 8 p. in. In the nymnnnliiiii. AlUmoiit 1'iilt -Tliere will be an allduy mrrtliiic nf Aliitiniint exten aluii una t 10 a. in. Tur.Mluy, April 30. at the Inline n( Mil. I.. Wlxlinrd. l(i:i Allnnmllt. Thin will be the hint niretliitf bpfnrp Dip tinmeiimkers les tlvnl nnd each nirniuer In nnkrd tn . hrlnii innpahnt fnr the m-rnpbook. There will lie put luc k lunrtienn. Ron horn -Mr. mid Mm. Ted K. Blimip nf limit lire pitrrntn of tlirlr f!rt rtillrt, a boy, Ixirn lit the llrnd hnnpltnl curly 'llliirwlny iniirlllliil, April 10 The Infant wrluhril 1 piiiindn 7 miners Hlwop In io nwnrr of the lllmk mid While Bervlie station In Klitinntli Falls. l.odie Merlins - Itiinld Indiir No. 19. Hons of Nnrwny, will meet at the Wlnenia hotel at 7:30 p. m., Friday. There will be entertain ment, mut nil old mid new niein bern ore urrcrd to miend. Drill Team Mrmbert of the Rrnilra aumllary drill team will men fur praithe in the uper FOE hull at 1 p. Ill . Friday, lrnc tlre will be for the Mother's Day drill. llnmit'rttU 'lo Meet Di'Imoitiiu uru Invited lo meet tonliilit, I'rlclny, ul B p. ill, III tlio library club loom. Hpnikorn will be (Jiiudliliite Uiw Wiilliicn lor iiuveriior, Walter I'cui win for atule litiunuier, V. J. Hhoib lor t'oimrenn, nerjond dlntrlrt, nnd H. (I. Citrney for detnocrutlc nlule cliulriiinii. ('aril Tarty The wofiiru'a Hiixll lury of the l.'IO la aponnorlnii a curd purty Hiiturdity at 7i:tU p. in. In the CIO hull, -m 8. Olli. (iurilrn Mrelliif l,iuit Hiver Clur ilru club will meet Tuendiiy, April 37, at Ihn home of Mra. C. K Hluirp. There will be a tulk on aiiiiiuiln mid bleiiulitla, Mreukfanl-All Alumni breiikllint will lie held at the Mixw hull Hundiiy at U::iO a. m. All memheia nf Hie Mnone and their liimlllen are In vitrei to ntlend. Nertleea Tin church of clod will eoiiilmiA lu rertular Suiiduy aervlr thla week at 3 p. m. In the llmata achool auditorium. All iu Inrlted. Neighbor Of Woodrrafl-Tliert will be a reiular ineetiiK of Neluh bora of Woodcraft Monday, April IR. at I p. m. In the KC hall with nlerUlnment and refrcahmenta. Neva Hare and Ulrksy Prerman will be the honteanea. Jurrnlle Juvenllrt of Nemhbora f Woodcraft will meet In the KC hall Monday, April ID, at 4 pm. for a miliar bunlueaa meeting, and II membcra are urrted lo be preaent. Cnerteney Hurfery Mra. Harry Daudu, 300 Market, la a patient at Xilltlda hoaplia! where he had emerneney nurnery for the removal f her appendix Friday mornliiR. Goea Rome Mra. M. A. Young wai moved to her home at 3630 Kane atreet Friday at noon from HllUlde hoapltal by Kalrr'a Am bulance aen-lce. In HnaplUI Mm. Karl Mocabee. employe of Loat fllver Dairy, had ninjor aurgery rnday at HllUlde hoapltal. Youths Face Burglary Count Two arjmrale chargea, ertch fur liurglury not In a dwelling, hnve lieeu placed ngiillint Itlllpll Welner, 10, nnd Hlmeon Itiichniion Kiddie, 17, Indlnn youth, who were In volved In a ahoollhf at Bonanza Wndnenday morning. One complaint clmrgea the ooya with forcibly entering Pete and llnlie'a Uivern nt Hoiinnxn, where both were turgela of gunfire, nnd the other amine them of burglar izing Curly'a pool halt at llrntty earlier the mime morning. At the pool hull a Juke box una opened mid the money taken. Kiddle la held In the county Jail, while Welwr remnlnn In Kln mnth Valley hoapltal. The Inner wan nhol In the hip by Itlley Comer, nlghtwatchmiin of the llonmiia tavern. Another nhnt truck a fliuihllglit Riddle wan anld to linve been carrying and In fllrted only a bmlne on hl abdo men. Welner aurrendered at Iloiiaiiui two houra after the nhootlng, but niipnrently tent officers on a wild goone cluue by Identifying hla cnmpnnlnn n a "Mexican or In dlnn rnllei! Bnldy." Middle wa located at Bently late Wednenday and both he and Welter have made atatementa ad mitting the break-lru. Terrill Enters Not Guilty Plea A plea of not guilty waa entered Trlday morning In Juntlce court for Olenn Terrill, 48. county tax a.wra anr. who I charged with driving while Intoxicated. Terrill did not appear In court on the mindemeanor count and the plea wnn entered for him by Attorney J C. O'Neill. Bnll wan net at I'-'OO or I4O0 property, which the attorney ntt Id he would pont. Terrill waa accented Wednenday morning by ntate police while oper ating an automobile reglntered to Klnnmth county. He waa Jailed briefly and then releaaed without ball. Vote Sign-Up Continues At Active Pace Iteglnlrntlon In proceeding at re iiinrkiihle volume In Klnmnth coun ty lit thin lime. County Clerk C. f I)i Lap mild tixlny. With the Mny prlmnry reglntra tlmi deitdllne net for 5 p. m. next Tuendiiy, Uel.ap nald hla office force In nwninped with new reglntrutlona and rhitiiKen. The volume lian been ai grral thut no effort hna been n.nile to keep up with the Uitnln, nnd thene will probnbly not lie known until two or three dnya after the deadline. Del, up nnld that miiny people are rciilnlerlng ll. their home commu nlllen over the county, na well an at the trailer registration booth net up bv Uio iukiio of Women Votern at Blh and Mnln ntreeta. Hiiburbnn renidenta will find a ri'glntiailon depuiv nt the Bchnelder Variety ntore on It. 8th atreet There nre deptittea at bunlnenn hounea In mont of the amnller communltlen of the county, na well the Incor porated towna. CIMyriin were reminded that they nhoiild reglnter If they have not voted In the lant two electlona. Under the law. namea of voter who full to line their privilege In two electlona are taken from the booka, and nome ftOOO were eraned here. Six monthn' renldenre In Oregon minltflen n cltlyn to vote. people who wlh to chnnge pnrty, or who have moved to a new pre cinct nlnce they lent reglntered, nhould revlne their reglntratlon le fore the deadline If they wlnh to vole In the May primary, DcLap anld. President New (rV. .a. , idbaVaJa. Ual-t'P l Twins Born To Mr. And Mrs. Blofsky The ntork han left quite a few twin here within the pant year, the Intent art arriving late Friday morning at Klnmath Valley honpl tai to Mr. and Mr. Ted Blofnky, 1M 8lnklVOU atreet. Tlie bnblen, both boy, are retort ed doing nicely a I their mother. The fnther of the pair l employed in the nhlpplng department of Fluhrer'a bakery. One boy, weigh ing S pound 7 ounces, arrived at I0:irj a m.. the other, a 6 pound fl ounce fellow, wan born at 10:31 a. m. llli a llru.l, Klamath Imaln grain grower, wmb announced aa Itotary president for the year starting July 1, at the club'n luncheon meeting Friday. Kennrll-HIlt 'Most Beautiful' Girl Wins Divorce SAN KltANCIBCO, April 16 iIV The onetime "mont beautiful wid ely girl In America" wan free of her fourth hUAband today. Mm. Milo Abercromble Shelby, on whom Artlnt Harrlnon Kmhcr conferred the "mont' beautiful" ti tle before World War I. received an annulment yenterday from Law rence L. Bhclby. The hclrcM to oil million told 8uierlor Court Juclce Alfred J, Frltr. that Shelby had neglected di vorcing a prcvloun wife before mar rying her In June of la.it year, and that he nerved a term for forgery In Illlnoln and another In Nevada for blgmay. Her three previous husband were Oerman Baron Wllhelm Von Brlncken, Naval Lt. Lyman J. 8wennon, and Markul Pedro De Flores. Holy Land Truce Asked NKW VOKK, April It iP) The second special Palestine session of the 1,'nlted Nations assembly waa opened today wltn a renewed ap peal for a Jewish-Arab true In the Holy Land. An Immediate eease-fir waa 4m manded by Joao Carlos Munis of Brasll, who presided over the S7 natlon assembly In the absence of? Its Brazilian retiring president, Dr. Oawftldo Aranha, In a somber speech recognizing poMlblllty of UN failure to solve the Palestine problem, Munlz said: "Only the total nunpennlon of hos tilities can create the favorable at mosphere which will enable the as sembly to find a solution capable of conciliating the existing antag onism through a broad formula of coojierutlon." The session openrd In what Munht called "a disheartening atmosphere" caused In part by the fading chances for a Jewish-Arab acceptance of the truce formula now awaiting ac tion In the security council. A the aKsembly opened, the flags of the 57 nations were flying out nlde nt half-staff In mourning for President Manuel A. Roxa of the Philippines who died yesterday. Woman Appointed On Harvard Staff CAMBRIDGE. Mas., April 16 lP Ml Helen Maub Cam, an author ity on Kngllsh constitutional his tory, ha been appointed to the first full professorship granted woman at Harvard university. The appointment of Ml Cam as the first holder of the new Samuel Zemurray Jr.. and Doris Zemurray Stone-Radcllffe professorship was announced jointly lant night by Hnrvard and Radcllffe college. The professorship, open only to women scholars, was endowed by a $250,000 bequest by Samuel Zemur ray of New Orleans, president of the United Fruit company. It pays to Use the Want-Ads I ?! fwK clothes ir. .1 , V V ICOU DID h fiSyl i OUAANTIID : $ & m -L ri ;-2 i I I Qrll are hulled and coarsely ground grain. Falling Limb Cuts Off Power A trr -trimmer wka blttmed for ft 30-mtnut out(te nlong Kldornrto Htnpt In the Hot Sprlncs area late Thumday afternoon when a limb fell acrou the primary line and cut off power dintribution. The line waa repaired by The California Oregon Power crem in lime for hmiaewlvea to start their dinner. DEMOCRATS OR RKPUBMCAN8 REGISTER TODAY Before April 20th If you wish to vote for Your Fororite For SHERIFF H. T. (Mike) Williams Pali ASrl. by Williams I "n wadding meant lovo and I li a ; yy. - , ' . 1 Insurance - a fi noliev adds a f ' safety and security. "She" deserves both. WM. H. MOORE Phone 7777 7J1 Main St. SUN LIFE OF CANADA X, Ic a. .5 Denmark numbers '.r eggs so that thev can be traced back to the farmer. To Buy. Sell or Trade. It pays to read Herald and News Classified Ads II pays to Advertise I NOTICE! Change of Phone Number From 3080 to 9383 R I K E R VETERINARY CLINIC CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprecia tion and sincere thanks for the do nations and kindness received from business concerns and friends of Merrill, Tulclake and Klnmath Falls, during our recent bereave ment, the loss of our husband and father. Charley Wells. Mrs. Charley Wells and Family. I Do you believe the present drain on Taxpayers is too great? Then REGISTER and Vote Republican Pd. Adv. Klamath County Repub. Central Comm. THIS SATURDAY ONLY, Bring or Mall this Ad with only . ... 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