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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREI Roseburg Wife Honored As Oregon Mother PORTLAND, April 11 rV- Mrs. Unity L. Kidder. Ml, a lloaeburg atlv who hud divided tier lift be tween Rdimburv mid tin Par Kaat, I Oregon Mother of lUiB. Her aclectlun from among 38 can didate win announced by tin guv amor's ooinmltteo. Housewife, olvlo worker, and nioUinr of Uirea anna, Mrs. Milder 'g experience has ranged from work ing In the Pureiil-'lViichers atuocla lion at IlimrljiHK to oooklnif for fel-liiw-prlsounrs dnrlnif 37 month of rartllna Internment at Hnnto Toiiiru, Tin dsugluer of an Oregon pioneer who flroMrd the plains a century MO, Mra. Kidder was brought up In Itcmuurg. Hhe went to Murillii In 1U08 Ui uiurry Hlniiley h. Klddor, a postal clerk. Her married Ufa waa divided ba. twaen KoaebuiK, where her win at tended high achool, and Mnnlla. Hha waa In the Philippine city when war broka out. Her three aoiu are Hlanley Kidder, who was aim Imprisoned by the Japanese and la now a vice-consul In Japan; Robert Kidder, director of recreation for veterans In Koanburg; i and James Kidder, an army captain now stationed In Hiinta Dnrbara, Air Mechanics Slate Strike BEATTl.K. April Jl (At Offlrlala at Uta Independent Aero-Mechanlra union were standing by today for word from iioelng Airplane company offlrlala which may or may not mean a atrlke at Ita Brattle opera tlona at midnight tonight. Harold Clluson, president of lodge No. 1M of the union, aald Inat night that union dltrtcl council repre aentatlvea of the union and ahop atewarda had voted to taka atrlke action If the company dura not Jill TOONERVILLE FOLKS Ghahvma Cutty it now print paip ro Instruction HOW fMTIHP y tliUU OT TM PKOOM ! fed V Uj rV ' VfRf. "fl) . ItaftW. V Paul Lee Sets Company Mark Paul lat, local repreaantatlva for Sun Life of Canada, waa third hlgheat producer among hla com pany'a SIMM-man worldwide organi zation, according to word received from A. M. Weaver, Oregon man ager. In scoring over IJOOflOO "paid" bualneaa for March, Lee broke all Hun Life record for Oregon and ranka In the number four, spot lit paid bualneaa for 1MB to data among all company representative. Lea attended the Oregon leaders' banquet and aales congress last week In Portland where he received hla 4th Leaders club and Quarter Million Dollar award. Still Seized In Portland Area PORTLAND, April Jl Unk 30 gallon moonshine still, mash and liquor were seized late yesterday by police and federal alcohol tax agents Children May Be Bored With Church KANSAS CITY. April 31 OP) A director of children's church work suggests that If your child Is less than six years old, don't taka him to the worship services. Miss Atha Dowman, Richmond, Vs., director of children's work for In a raid eat a house south of the city. Two men, John H. Oraber, M, and Albert Sonderer, 44, ara held under $1600 ball on charges of Illegal pos session of mash. the Presbyterian church, U. 8., said the child la likely to develop a dis taste for religion. Mlas Bowman ad vocated a church-operated nursery which would prepare children for later attendance at wnrshin arv. Ices. A child under al nr ajnran aha said, finds It uncomfortable to sit About Your Eyet B ear fill with yrmr eyas! Never rub tham with dirty ftnaara. ftafraeh and comfort ordinary local ay trouble with pleasant, cooling Lavoptlk. Promptly eoothaa tiredness, burning, soreness. Itching, Inflammation and granulated ayallda or money berk 30 years auc eaae. Pre lead by Uiouaanda. Oat Lavoptlk today. or mora dnrltt atlll for an hour services. Miss Bowman addressed a regional church children's work conference yesterday. The average dream lasts appresaV mately five seconds. PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME irormarly of Aahland) as Wert Mala Street, HeSterS On. rhe.e tSSt M-Uear Service. Seflelerea N area ka Charge accept one of two union proposula. The proposals ara for arbitration of their wage dispute or payment of a 30-cent, acrowt-the-board wage Increase retroactive to March 10. Cllbiton aald the company yester day turned down the arbitration offer but haa not yet acted on the alternative wage offer. He aald the deadline for the answer from the company Is 13:30 p.m. today. Little Ads get Big Results. Use The Herald and News Want-Ads I M poppy I To,Iays RA,N,ER clUB 8eer RiS A vV. -Compare it on every RjTT-J quality You can't go wrong with today's RAINIER CLUB Beer crystal clear, sparkling light, refresh ingly dry in flavor the beer that's tops in all three qualities most important to enjoyment of beer. 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