Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 19, 1948, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextACE TWO HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1941 4 Today "lilt The Hav" and "Calling Wild BUI Elliot" SUNDAY "My Buddy and "Raiders of The Border" CnUnu.ui Hbow from !! p.m. LAST TIMES TODAY WILLIAM ELLIOT JOHN CARROLL IN "Fabulous Texan" PLi'a Znd HIT "KILLER DILL" ENDS TODAY SST, am jsl yrwi ENDS TODAY C tin soft from It:Sfl p. m. GARY COOPER "COWBOY iV LADY" RONALD COLMAN "UNHOLY GARDEN" FLL'S BIG STAGE SHOW Al , "Shoot 8:30 P.M. K The Works CtjnUnaaas frm Ittto p. m. ENDS TODAY Zone Grey ot His Bestl war1 awake- 1 ; PH I ' (HI1tI.tr TEMPLE la "HONEYMOON" 11,'JJrrJ. m lit J, Wl Midnight P revue Ton it e CeaUa Taaiarraw ISM a. at. xotwicf turns 9nttfMnl WOW! M-I-kTS nt-aad-mdyanadyriatt WALLACE ALIAS 4 Gentleman . m 4S aiM Y CARY GRANT "He's nora sttreerive .f 7 tl avar before lev 11MUEL C0LDVTIN V? PIPY RRiHT LORETTA YOUNG 9f J DAVID NIVEN TieEshjpsWe MOHTtWOOllitffisW Ph. 3'jei TYRONE POWER (bptainfra: fbstile eYVV"" JIANPITIU v TcnuuipninD A ILUIII1IUULUII Kl The) Howier Hot Shot Heart Disease Victims Using New Medicine By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Keporter CHICAGO, AprU 19 (P) A new plaitlc powder promlaea many heart dlaeaae patient the boon of again j eating foods with aalt, two scientists i reported today. i The powder is awallowed with I water, like medicine. It then re- morea aalt from food passing throurh the inteatine. Dr. L J. Grecnblatt of Beth-el hospital, Brooklyn, and M. E. Gilwood of the PermuUt company. New York, told the American Chemical society's national meeting. Successful Use It has been used successfully, they said, on some persons who otherwise could not eat salted foods. These patient had heart troubles marked by dropsy, excessive water In body tissues, and swelling of the Joints. Bait aggravates this condition. The plastic has been named per mutlt Z. Or. Oreenblatt got the idea i for the method during the war when the same kind of principle was used in airplane and ship emergency, kits to take salt out of seawater. A substance in human blood which nay be important In ruman cancer was described In another report by Dr. William H. Fish man of the I'ni verslty of Chicago's department ot surgery. In test-tube experiments, this chemical halts the action of an enxyme called glucuronidase. Enzy mes are potent chemicals which help govern cell activities and rmvth Th has been found to be plentiful in most numan cancer tissue. Dr. Fish man said. But little or none of the anti-enzyme detected In the blood has been found In cancers from l human stomachs or Intestines, ne j reported. Bonanza Mrs. John Horn spent several days at Grants Pass visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. Horn attended the flower show and con vention at Jerome Prarie, near Grants Pass. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. D. L. House on their baby daugh ter, Danice Kay, born April 8. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Griffin are here from Seattle visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McMUlian of Bly, visited on Sunday with their laughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spark. Margaret Ralph has returned to her home near Bonanza, recovering from a recent appendix operation. Mrs. Phil Hunt and daughter, Jenny, of Portland are visiting her her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt. The senior comedy play, "Bot toms Dp." given on April 9 and 10, was very much appreciated by the many who attended. It was under the capable direction of Joanna Gi- van, who was given a beautiful bouquet from the cut In apprecia tion of her. work and time. The House Brothers quartet sang Rev era! numbers between the act which were also enjoyed. The baccalaureate services for the Bonanza seniors will be held at the high school on May 16. Graduation exercises are to be held May Si. Phil Hitchcock will be the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. John Horn and Jackie spent the week-end at Al. turas. Her aunt. Mrs. Cline. return ed home with them for a visit. Helen Gowen and Lila Jean Dris coll, both employed in 4Clamath Falls, spent the week-end with their parents. Mrs. Dick Lane and new daugh. ter, Dixie Lee, returned home from Klamath Valley hospital Thursday. Dick Lane came up from his base near San Francisco to greet his new daughter. Don Powers of Merced visited at the Owen Pepple home 8unday. Don and Owen are cousins. There will be layette shower hon oring Mrs. Don Ralph on May 3. The party will be at the home of Mrs. Harry Frazier, and assisting hostesses will be, Mrs. Paul Rei man, Mrs. Ben Dixon and Mrs. Henry Schmore. Everyone is cor. dially Invited. Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt and Mrs. Phil Hunt and small Jenny, were luncheon guests of Mrs. Clayton Sharp and Paul, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple and Ted, were dinner guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pepple of Klamath Falls on Friday evening. The Bonanza city council Is spon soring a dance at the high school on May 1 to raise money for the fire equipment fund. A combination radio- phonograph will be given as an award. Music Is by Floyd Join er's "Smoothies." Supper will be served at midnight with dancing from 10 to 2 a. m. Malin Honors Its Principal s" ! V.. ' 'i.TlWi UK i ,, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Street of Malin were honored at a surprise party Friday night at the Malin hlih school gym In commemoration of Street's tS years' service as principal of Malin schools. Friends In the community pitched in to present them with a movie camera and projector. Over 300 people were on hand for the occasion. A. . Street Principal Of Malin Schools, Honored The school band, directed by Charles Dobrey, played several se lections, and others on the program included Ell Tucker, violin, accom panied by Pat Tucker, home eco nomics class style show, with songs by the girls' glee club under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Gray. Winding up the program were several songs by the barber shop chorus, led by John Houston of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Charles Hamilton, president of the Helping Hand society, pre sented the Streets with a movie camera and projector, gifts of ap preciation from the community. Helping Hnnd members served re freshments. Presiding r.t the coffee services were M Everett Jones and Mrs. Glen Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Street cut a cake decorated for the occasion. MALIN. April 17 Over 300 friends gathered Friday night at the Malin high school gym to honor Andrew E. Street and Mrs. Street in recog nition of Street's 25 years as prin cipal of the Malin schools. Mrs. Ivan Ottoman, new president of the Parents and Patrons club, in troduced Harry Wilson, member of the county school board, who was introductory speaker and reviewed Street's work with the schools. Ap preciation and thanks were voiced for his long and faithful service. Street was graduated from Oregon State college in 1933. four years after the first union high school was formed In the Malin area, consisting of Malin. Shasta View and Bryant mountain. Street's work In Future Farmers of America Is as outstanding as his contribution to the schools. lllMlffliMM Bonanza Malin Mrs. Charles Hamilton enter tained the Happy .Hour bridge club April 13 at her home with two tables In play. Prizes went to Mrs. W. C. Dalton, first; Mrs. P. O. Wilson, second; Mrs. Lester Schrie ner, traveling, and Mrs. Jesse Smith, low. Other guests Included Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Bonnie Stephens and Mrs. Leah Street. Refreshments were served. Charles Hamilton, Lester . Schel ner and Jesse Johnson of Henley are salmon fishing at Gold Beach. Joseph Chotard Sr. recently uri derwent surgery at a Klamath Falls hospital. Mrs. Harry Hundley was recent ly called to Colorado by the death of her sister. J u a n 1 1 a Johnson and Mrs. Charles Johnson left last Saturday 1 to attend the Red Bluff rodeo. ! Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty of Soda 1 Spring, Calif., are visiting at the Perry Haley home. I Mr. and Mrs. John Freitai and family, have moved to their ranch which they recently purchased from Mark Johnson. The Bonanza PTA met at the high school auditorium April 15 with president Iva Gourley in charge. The fifth grade won the award for having the most parents attending. New officers were elected with Esther Brown named president. Virginia Tofell, first vice president; Annie Romtvedt. second vice presi dent; Joanna Marchant treasurer, and Harold McAbee. secretary. The new officers will take charge of the May meeting. Delegates were elected to go to the state convention to be held at Ore gon Vocational school April 27, 28 and 29. Principal Sharp announced that baccalaureate services will be held at the high school May 18. and gradua tion May 21 with Phil Hitchcock as the speaker. Francis Skinner, 4-H club leader, and Joan Howell, assistant leader, both of Klamath Falls, attended and Invited friends to the 4-H show at the fairgrounds April 22. 23 and 24. Miss Howel) introduced the girls who gave a style show modeling the dresses they made this year. Younger club girls had a display of their work completed during the year. The girls and boys glee club under the direction of Lenore Sparks sang "Laughing Spring" and "Stars of a Summer Night." The spring music festival will be held at OVS on May 7. Following adjournment the large crowd went to the cafeteria where Velda Haley and her 4-H cooking class served 'delicious angel food cakes and fruit gelatine made by the girls. Sweet peas and Iris were beautiful on the refreshment table. The final PTA meeting will be held May 20. McMinnville Firm Wins Alaska, Bid SEATTLE, Apri 19 tPi The pub lic building administration reported today that R. A. Newman and sons' of McMinnville, Ore. was low bid der at $6573 on a project for paint ing ana repairs at the Cordova, Alaska postofflce and courthouse. Formal award of a contract will oe made later In Washington. D. O. work is to be completed during the summer. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner "Klnda lonesome around here, Isn't It, Pet, since we got daughter married and settled in that little place of her Turr those no-longer-used ar ticles Into cash now) Herald and News Want Ads art Inexpensive and bring quick results. Bring Your Truck Troubles to the B. &R. Truck & General Repair Shop 468 Spring Street Open Saturdays ... No Overtime Charge Phone 20130 Lions To Hear Talk ByHitchcock Service Clubs Programs Junior chamber of commerce, Monday, 6:30 p. in., Wlnema ho tel. Lakevlew Soroptimlat club, Tuesday noon. Hotel Lakevlew. Lions club, Tuesday noon, Wll lard hotel. 20-30 club. Tuesday, 7 p. m Wlllaid hotel. Tulelake Rotary club, Wednes day noon, sportsman's hotel, Tuleluke. ' Lakevlew Rotary, Wednesday noon, Hotel Lakevlew. Soroptimlat club. Thursday noon, Pelican cafe, Lakevlew Lions club, Thurs noon. Hotel Lakevlew. Klwnnls club. Thursday noon, Wtllard hotel. Rotary club, Friday noon, Wll lard hotel. . "Recovery of Urgency" Is the title Phil Hitchcock will use for his ad dress to tlie Lions club on Tuesday. Vern Moore will be program chair-man. Klwanlnn trill h t Bean who was tor 14 months with the stale department as director of tratUDortntinn Inr th n0!n.ln.i. can Supply center. His talk will be un uio mianie East Hot Spot, and Bert iKl Will be rholrman .h. day. A report nn fh mmm, ALtt-t convention held In Oakland. Calif, will be given to the Tulelake Ro tarlans by Loeth Dunlap ,a Rotary director. Chet Main, newly elected president of the club, will preside. Ja7reeji Will ha V- llm ClI program chairman and Jim Savage wiu oe guest speaker talking on The 20-3A' win .-.-- t.-i. w-. ketball banquet Tuesday night and " weir annual tropny to the HOTELS OS80RN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr Hrt. J. (. E.tl.r n4 Ja. KarLjr Pr.prltLr. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Earning ! Some of rut Veterans who have purchase houses HAP BITTER Bfi CARCFUi- HOW THBY HANO THUIR HAMMOCKS 7r) w sr- o moat outstanding basketball players of the season. Winnlfred K. allien, former dem onstration agent for Klnmalh county, will return to speak before me soropllmiata Thursday. Mrs. Glllen, now asalstnnt state 4-H club leader, will seak on 4-H work. Lois Stewart will be chairman of the day. Little Ads get Big Results. Use The Herald and News Want-Ads I 0H Former Klamath Resident Passes Mrs. Leta Znrknli'li, 36, Klamnth Falls resident until thire yeurs auo, died In Seattle on April 10. Hlie was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hn limey, 2061 Wantlanri. Fun eral services were held III Beattle Wednesday. j Mrs. Zarhnlch Is survived by her parents, una brother, Ham Ranuey, and four allien of Klamath Falls, Sisters are Mrs. La Verne Van. Meier, Mrs. Margaret Hcu, Jtaiiuit Y and Betly Kninaey, ' Metal Workers OK Wage Boost Offer PORTLAND, April IS (!) Two thousand inelal trades workers voted by about 2 to 1 to accept the wage liicrenae rrniiniimmlr-il by negoti ators, the AK1, Melnl Trades coun ell announced today. The prnixuul provided a 14 cents an hour boost for Journey, men and higher rlnulflratltius, with 13 rents for clawlllcatluiii below Journeymen. Tim mmellttt Is nnllled for tha Jesuit botanist of the 17th century, Oeorge Kainel. Our Government Is III need of clerical help, Hps elal coaching In civil service amlnallnna for government po sitions aa lenairapheri and typists Is offered by Ilia Klamath Business College 731 rine Wednesday evening of each week will be denned eicluslve ly to this work If a autflrlent number of students enroll. lor further Information phone 4160 or call In person. DINE & DANCE 97 Supper Club I formerly Two HUters Inn) 3 Miloi S. on Highway 97 Delicious Steaks and Chicken Dinners to 2 e. m. MUSIC BY Leonard Wolden Berniee Mahan Marvin Fotdick Open 2 p. For Reservations Dial 9060 0&H1trU( SflOG 00 OTPS (3011 GWQ (360, OK) (gflQflflga . $200,0.00 TRACTORS, FARM MACHINERY MOTOR TRUCKS, AUTOMOBILES & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SATURDAY MAY 1st 9 AM WOODLAND, CALIF. f .v " V- J ' inTiiitTimn Tsmsei' .. issm.s ,,.7" ORO UACHWAN . .r r SaY. ...ilonee'lnfl- . , -m believe Hone of plan w MORE THAN 300 PIECES OF NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT TO GO TO HIGHEST BIDDERS e THERE'S SOMETHING HERE YOU WANT... Every farmer, trucker, eoMroctor w anyone Inl.reited should HAN NOW to be here. No greater selection of new ond Hied (mostly new) machine! and equipment has aver been assembled In the West. e FEATURING A WIDE VARETY Of MAKES, MODELS AND TYPES INCIUDINO. Motor Trucks e Wheel Tractors e Crawler Trotton e Mows, ell Types Farm Wagoni, all Types e Land Levelers e Harrows, all type e Cultivators Sprayers, orchard, field & cattle e Hay Machinery, all types Ditchers Choppers, Mowers, Raket, Balers e Field Pickup Choppers e Pulverliert Trailers Air & Water Cooled Engines, all iliet, one to ten horsepower e Subtaflert Portable Sawi e Air & Water Cooled Engines, all iliet, one to ten hompowef Feed Grinders & Hammer Mills e Baled Hay & Groin Loaders e Subtollers Manure Spreaders e Fertilizer Dittrlbutors e Machinery Corry-olli Electric Motort, all tires, one-fourth to forty horsepower e Electric welders All Steel Grain Tonki e Pott Hole Diggers e Steom Cleaners, portable Greasing Equipment e And Koret of other lypei of equipment too numerous to werHlea e BRING THE FAMILY. Entertainment, movta ond other ewwita of Uesreet We provided. Inspect our new 5-acre $300,000 store. WRITE OR PHONE TODAY FOR EQUIPMENT LIST rIEEHsHfi) J4 mm