Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 19, 1948, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, APRIL 19, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE ELEVEN .Kidnaper Captured By Youths rOIITI.ANII, ()r., April 17 UVi M foll'lls of rhlltlrm mails Ilk dff ttwllvrs ntlrr llitrnlnr lu ratlin crlms prosrain and In cvrrynnr's Itrfirlip Ihry hail a Missouri klllnau MapM't In Jail lirra tntlay. Jim Fill mid the miri't In Joint llnrrry Unit. HI, nhjrrl nf a 2'4 yrar natloiiMlilr liunl "Ilia man wllh ln on his llnirrs." Paulina Vlritln, 13. mid Navarr Hinllh, 14, hrunl rmllu )l iiumm llliuiKbualiiral (c-ll nf HlliplllK horns-lovrr anlrl (nr klilniipplnii a Mlaacmrl nhrrirr In lull). Ill) Irfl flDifrra wrrt) Intoned with tlio word "L-o-v-f." I'liigrrs Tanril . "Why, llnit'a CnwlHiy Jim." said Paulina, ri'li'rrliiK to tli'iirhnrt. On, rldliiK mndrniy rmulove known aa Jim Williams, who al ways krpt hln Irfl 'tiiicrs lapnl Paulina niked him about the Unr. Itn was vrry nasty. I wn acarrd nf him aftrr Hint." hp aald. Him took tlm tale to her rldrra, who srnffrd. , Bo Navarre took over, lln walkrd tip to H pnllrrinun and askicl. .Wlirrr (leva thr Kill llvr?" Till Millrrnlall IMrfird to till ttiirr. rallril llir I III. Hut Williams i Irft Ihp rlillnc acanVmy shrad of I (firm. Ila was Irarrd to lllllalioro. lir. Thrr. In a frlrnit'a linuar, aalil I III Arrnt Howard I. Iliililillt, Ihry found Williams ur IIuk, auu lu hldliif unilrr a lishy's rrlli yrslrr dar. Ilobliltt aald Ilium la arrusrri nf rtlnarmltm Dadr rolinly. Mo, Hhrrlff Ilimh P. Wllkrraon as tha ahrrlff wna tnkliiR him In Jiilt on a fnriirrv iarni NovrmiMT J", una ur fl.rrril thr nhrrlff In rtiivr to Okla Iwma. rolilwd him and Irft hlin tied to a Krllvvillr, Okla, utility lilr. Ilobbllt until Itoliliut aald IIiihk. a former row. hand and rodeo performer, admitted hl Idrntliy. and he atd he had romiieted In California rodroa un til a year aitn. FUNNY BUSINESS u o 0 'Itct N.V- ...It!" , m irt-uiovici mi t f ( " "Fldo likei to be oirttlde on tunny day! Ara you alttlnii on 110,000? Born xxliil aerurlty carda are paying off In that tuna at tin nreacnt time In monthly payment over period of years. Over flKhty million Amrrlcam ara carrying an Itisuranra policy In their billfold, many of them with out even rriillzlitK It. according to John Hlchardnon, local manager of the aoclnl aerurlty administration office. The little card with a num ber on It which moat workers carry In their pocket la J unt another card among many to moat nf them and the one per cent taken from each pay-roll dollar Is Jiut deduction to moat people. Many people think social security la some form of charity. This Is not true. The old-age and survivors In surance benefit now being paid to retired people and to widows and orphans are real Insurance. The payments are a benefirtarys as a legal right. If he meet the require ments of the law aa to the amount of covered work, age and so forth, all he haa to do Is apply and he gets his monthly benefit checks. Here's the way It works: when a DAV Commander Raps Vet Caro POHTlyANIJ. April 17 idv- The national rommander of the Dis abled American Veterans said yea lerday that Injured vrtrrana are aOll bring treated aa If World War Jhad Jilt ended. John 1.. (lolnb. Ilibblng, Miss, I61d an Interviewer that while the public la sympathetic rVmaril dis abled war veterans. It doe nut realise all the situation. Declaring that the 1138 a month sv totally disabled veteran receives l4 liuiuftlrirul to support a family. olob said that "present dlsnblllty Iy Is largely based on condition of World War I, and that was , raalnly a single man s war. World ' War II waiii't. !lt pays to Use the Want-Adsl Prison Terms Meted Out For Meat Stealing 'Die recent theft of elk meat from a food lorkcr at diet Harton's I'oe valley ranch paid off Hiiturduy morning In prison terms to Vernon llciy llrown, 11, and his step father Andrew Jamea Lewis, 40. Until had plruded guilty to lar crny. Circuit Judge David n. Vnn ilenberg srnlrnred I.ewts to five yeurs In the state penitentiary and the younger man, Uruwn, to IB months. I.cwla Is a former employe of thr Iturton ranrh. Also In circuit court Baturduy. Willlnm Jackson Knstrr. Indicted for assault, armrd with a dangerous weapon, pleaded not guilty. Ills trial was set for May 10. Caster's indictment haa been through the grand )ury mill twlre. It waa re submitted to the )ury two weeks ago because of a flaw In the allega tions. Faster la accused of shooting and wounding a neighbor. Dirk Oaaklns. at Easter's California avenue groc ery last December. Another demurrer to Uie Indict ment of Arrhle DeWltt. charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor girl, waa entered bv Attorney I). 8 llslentlne. He asked that the Indictment be dismissed because the allegations pertained to more than one crime. Judge Vandrnbcrg set Monday. April 3d, for argument on the de murrer. Previously I Witt's Indictment had been re-submltted to the grand jury fur clarification of allega-tlcn. Portland Theft Wave Wound Up FOKI 1,ANU, April II (') ISO li ng prison terms and a suicide tlitiL uiis the windtin today of Port- laud's department store robberies. Donald Everett Uiilley. 33. one of the robber trio, was sentenced yes terday to 'it vears lr the state orison on a charge of assault and armed roliherv. Klrhurd M. Moore, 42, was sen- ifiirecl lust werlr to life llnnrlaon mint. The third man committed uli ide before police could catch up with him. The men admitted robbing three Portland detmrtmenl stores last year. Hit-Run Driver Posts Bail Carina Dwight Onlloway. 67. of 716 Ht. Francis, was arrested Friday afternoon on a warrant charging him with failure to stop at the scene of an accident and failure to make out an accident report. Galloway assertedly struck a park ed car on Oregon avenue April 10. He posted 1 100 ball for an appear ance In police court. Little Ads get Big Results. Us Th Herald and News Want-Adsl S Social Security, Paying Off To Quaif fed Workers Hospital Site Well Bids Set Bids for drilling and developing a teat well at the veterans nospitai to be built In Klamath Falls In the Kenumont tract In the Hot fiprlngs district, will be opened May 3, Col O E. Walsh of the corps of engi neers announced In Portland eat. urday. The work Is to be completed within 4B daya after the successful bidder Is told to go ahead. Patti Features Liver Lip Blues HOLLYWOOD, April 17 11 Puttl Andrews middle woman In the well-known girls trio was sing ing the liver Up blues today. Eight stitches were taken In her lower Up after the top of her con- ertlble coupe fell on her, CBS re ported. The Andrews sisters hoped to be back on the air Monday. man goes to work he get a social security card. Each time he takes a new Job he shows that card to the boa. The employer report every three months the names, account number, and the amount paid to each person. The central office of the social security administration keeps an Individual record of each employe's earnings so that It can pay off when the time comes. The money Is Invested In a special gov ernment trust fund In Interest bear ing bonds of the United Htates gov ernment, as safe as our government Itself. You can get a statement of the wages credited to your account anytime, Just by filling out a simple post card form available at the so cial security office. If you would like a statement of the wages posted to your account or ' the Insurance provided In your par- tlcular case and how It will be paid. Just go to the social security admin- latratlon office, room 308. th post ; office building. Klamath Falls, Ore., I Extension Unit News rAIKHAVF.N "Foreign Cookery" will be demon strated by the Falrhaven home ex tension unit at 10 o'clock Wednes day, April 31, at the home of Mrs. Lee Holllday. Food demonstrated will be served at noon. A small or write a letter giving your name and account number. Questions regarding old-age and survivors benefits will be an swered by Mr. Richardson In a series of articles. EXPERT LUBRICATION and WHEEL PACKING ROY MORi:TZ"8 RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 1102 F.ast Main charge will be made to defray cost of food served. Members are asked to bring table service. The new officers will be Installed at this meeting and plans for the I homemakera festival and program i planning day will be discussed. All members and Interested friend are urged to attend. Ronania The Bonanza extension unit met at the home of Mrs. Verle Haseltlne on April 13, when Mrs. Ilud Lee and the hostess led the project on for eign cookery. The Chinese meal prepared was served to 30 women and five chil dren. project suggested for next year were voted upon and Mrs. Haseltlne was re-elected chairman, Mrs. Henry Schmor, vice chairman, was also re-elected and Mrs. Fred Fernlund was elected a secretary-treasurer. Officer were Installed at th close af th business meeting. Sev eral visitors present wart Invited to Join the unit. I'KAYKKS HLATKII PORTLAND, April 17 W Pray era will be offered In Portland for Italy and that country election day. The action was voted by th churches on request of Mayor Earl Riley. To Buy, Bell or Trade, It pay to read Herald and News Classified Ada It pay to Advertise I FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS IT'H POOLE'S m So. ith Vocation Time All Th Tim.! McCREDIE Hot Springs Resort od hlwsy 68 Phone (ft MeCredl Spring, Oregon Open all year! Health , , . Rest . . Recreation , . . Loafing! HERALD AND NEWS COMICS ffS L S3' M JlliS, I JIISS1' rt 'mAmv ' v,t n - :nc:j Cff It". W tm VnVsw. ax . .U ngfri meon1 Bmveri uae thtlr talis to itlap out signals on the water surface and to I steer themselves while swimming. StY,l1i tun. .luggT. J WATS JUST e BT ' HE AjnS't eAROtTTQe HELPl"" Yoj.eAIT, AfT ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW AMBULANCE SERVICE AMBCILANCE SEHWICE Owned and Operated by Jim Kaler af-' ft-, A :' ..,- . W!itf"!ta' et r iiNei ' M. ) . 1 V 1 .1 f , ' JUL.. tmakiw': ...4 S-UWtm.. ..A' Shown obove it Jim Kaler with the new, imooth riding Cadillac ambulanco recontly put In sorvlca. Th now ombulonco li complotoly equipped for first -old, and hat the latest type "Meteor" body for patient comfort and safety. The ambulance loads from either side or rear and it manned by experienced men, trained in first aid. 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