MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1948
UTRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
AC! StVtN
Lana Turner
To Marry
Bob Topninn
IIOI.I.VWOOO. April U
Turner nf ihr iiiHIImi-dnllar f Ik urn
and llrnrv J. iftnlii TiiuiilhR Jr., of
Ihe .lnnUt minimis Mill mrrir
their fnrtiiiiri Inilny In a tliimrlrtl
llnllvwnnd wrdillni.
Tli J yfnr-nld at-lma ami the
wralltiv RimrtMiiHii, 34, rarh will tit
Inrtliii f mirth inulrlmunMI ven
ture. Ami thrv'11 grl ntt In (mini
it Or with tilrrtl filmland trim-
Tlii- rrmnony In sehrdulrd fur '1
p m (PDTi In Ihf lirl-AIr hume nf
piihllHlirr Wl'llmn V WMkrrmm. ihr
man who firM. il'KcivcrtMl ,nnn
linni'tnv ovrr a nod n fminlnln tl
yrnra nun.
Tli arrrrna fnmnoM aurnier iMrl
will wr-ar rhitnilllv Imp of rlintn
pninf hue for thin production,
tiniiilttrr Tliprr
Addtnit In inn crrriiumv will dp
lh ntnrniirr of 1 .nun's flve-yrnr-oW
dnuuMT. Chervl, n flower K'rl
Thr.!'. Chrrvl f'rnnr. Latin's bnbv
bv Htr'hrn Cihup IwWp hrr hus
bilid Artie Hhnw win lirr ftrM
Ttiit)ltir 4 pitrlrd frunt hU (bird
wife. frniPr Hrr Vllnr .lndcp.
lull f-v'lar. A 'Hop it a IWM-r.
pnrl. Conn., divorce nd f 1 00 ,000
Mmnnv.
. The frelhr hoard will email with
f ihp wrMit nf lutuii-rt, (limn from
pntlnn and anrtrd rtrlkarlre from
IS'ew York and l.nuUlana.
After (br huotlnli nnd reception,
tht formrr Hollywood hlich mhio)
fir! who nwp to nlntdom will don
part of her 'J:tt ,000 irmifcnrnti and
prepare In Irnve on n Nrw York
I ondon honeymoon, whm Palm
BlirtURR. Calif., thr firm Mop.
Embezzlers
Get Off Easy
On Tax Deal
NKW OIU.fTANH, April 3d lTV- A
.windier mut pay Inromr (ax on llir
proceed, of hi. scheme bill an em
bearlcr dor.n'l.
TMr II. H. Illlll circuit rnurt nf up.
peel, mart Uie ruling when to
T.k.n alted Ul recover lane, paid
n 1373 jno.
Jimn A. Aknri of near county
alii he had embcrrird the money
from Mr. Dora Itolirrta, wealthy
14-year-old widow, Thr government
agucd. and Uie Court held, Uiat he
twlndlrd It.
Dlfirrnntlallni rmbrulr and iwin
dle. Die court ald In an rmbrulr
minl tltlr la Ihr mnnry diwa not pa
10 Uia rmbruler. Mrnre hr dnra not
hrt to py Inromr tax on II. In a
wlndlr, howrvrr, thr rourt said,
title dora pnu to thr windier and
lax miui or paid.
Akr and hli wifr. lIa Akrra.
. tharefnre ar not rnlltlrd to racovrr
any of the taxr Akrra paid a(tr hr
had brrn ronylrlrd nf Income Ux
vaalon, Uie court drcldrd.
Akrr la Inununr. however, Uie
court aald from Irgal artlnn in Ine
swindle hrrau'e of a 1'rxnt statute
of limllallnn.
lhe awindle occurred, the raurl
aid. beiwren )li:2 and I9.MI whrn
Akrri and a confederate olitainrd
the money from the Hnwaid county
widow ai Mexpenr" In a acrnie to
recover gold allrurdly burled on the
w idow ranch.
Link River Runt Almost Dry Again
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Extension
Unit News
Favorite old-lime .lory about Link river tell, how II u.ed to 10 dry when thr Mulh wind hrld I pprr Klamath lake water back of the
rref that wa. later blown out In ronnectlnn with power development. Link river wa. almml a. dry Ihr olhrr day. when thia p cture waa taken.
... .... 7. ...a a k. .il... ri.n. m null down Klamath rlvrr. and Link river wa. extremely low. Ray Telford,
h.iwn In the picture, aaya that the rock dam. vl.lble In Ihr river were formed by the Indian, long ago to make pool, to facilitate fi.hing
when the river w.a low. Halmon lrd U eome up from the ocean, and Indian, would hook thrm out of the "trap.. The rock pile, were
.i. ... !,...,,. n... rork at a time. Telford, who ra lue here in 1901, rrmrmbrr. .rrlng a woman puahing a baby buggy
arroaa the dry Link river bed. (Ine lime, he aaya. the river .Uyrd dry two day..
Proper Use Of Drugs May
Cut Heart Disease Deaths
TOO MAI)
OURAY. Colu. April 38
Ouray police have dccldrd they've
aorn everything now In the way of
auto accident..
A man .topped hi. car a mile
from town, tilled hi. radiator and
tried to atari the eiiKlnr. The car
balked. The man cllmlied nut with
hi. crank and wcnl to work. The
car .tnrtcd and empty kept right
on going over a floo-font cliff.
nrlllnh women .H iid M per cent
Ic than Ainerli in women for foot
wear, even In norinnl tlinca.
HOTELS
OSBORN HOLLAND
Kt tiKNK. ORK. MKDKUKD
Tlioroughly Modern
Mr ne Mn. I k. gsrltf
an. Jm rrlr
Tr. prtil.ri
HAN KHANf'IKCO, April i -T1
Proper ue of the drug, neparln and
dlcumurol ran ave ai leni innm
Ami'Mrnn. a year who oihrrwiae
would die of roronary henrl dlaeate.
aya Dr. Irving 8. Wright of Cornell
mrdlcnl cillrge.
Dr. Wright rrortrd on hi. rx
lieiunrnia with the two anil-blood
clotting drug, to the ciolng meeting
yesterilny of the American College
of Fhynlclan..
Total coronary death. In the
United Htatr. at present run from
3S0.000 to 300000 a year, tht pe
claliAl eAtlmated.
Heparin l derived from liver. Dlc
iinmml I. found In decnyed rlnver
and now I. produced .ynihetlrally.
Dr. Wright nid In m0 case, nf cor
onary attack one group received Uie
drug, and another did not Thou
treated had only 13 per rent mor
tality and thraut not getting the
drug, had XI per rent.
In coronarv heart dl.ea.e death
mine, when the heart ' own aupply
of blond I. blorked bv elnta.
Three thousand nf the natinn.
top teciaItKta In Internal medicine
have been attending the five-day
convenl Ion here.
Dr. Myron Prinzmetal of Im An
gele.n reported ycMctdny on experi
ment Allowing how the heart pro
tect, itjielf In some coronary attack,
bv .hlftlng It. hlnod .upplv course
from the clot-obstructed main art-
EATS New Kind
of CANDY;
Loses 65 Lbs. i.
Wears Size 12 Aealn h
(Hut IWIUh, UtTitUty J. Miller,
3U1 W. -,ltih S( , i liirniu, lt
tt Hat tkly (itf 1 ttrrkw, M tl
III irniniknhU NI"W AV)S
t iMly Hnlut Inn linn hdI Im now
ftrrt en lit fiffitt). A ItS tl m
rfmfff'l rtl(ilOif dlnarrv.
I'MOOF I'OSl I IV V. Knmwitt
phv tit'iitrMiatiiirf t rlmu l ttttt
aiitl irim (jtilt mtvi kale ItMc
o U li IS i-iurt-l. Hh nvrr MO
utrri. WHY HM'r.KIMKN't t
No ptrrriv Ni l.tiAtifft, No drufi. El
plrnir. NO DIKTINi i '
Yhi itnHv tahit AYDS Matt nvili htfh
UlieTiMilii jlly ciiiIkj Ilk pp lllr. I'tvp rratill II
roii rl Ira nnti (r Wrlglit. iMy fJ HH Un
ull U (1jvaiiit)V'i-a-.ilily nvwr i ruin ym will
nmi Ywir mcmry rrlnnilnt no Ihr vwy mt hm
II vtm Uil lo liatr wniiht. Cnnw. prmnr or vrttr.
t'Mrrln' fr IUa, niinnr'i Phr.
r-4 .dint tlrpl.. Iimf mn4 llralth
I ond mart!
pry to Ihe othpr and flpan main
art 17.
Or. nobprt W. Wilkin nf HiMnn
uitlvpmltv (old thn mpptliiR tliPrp
wprr Indiratloim th raunp of hiPh
Former German
Soldier Caught
'OSLA. Norway. April 26 071 A
former G'rmnn aoldtcr who hli for
the billR when the nazia In Norway
Riirrcndorfd three yeara a(E0 ha
beti caiiK'it.
The Trondhe.ru new npaer
AndrpwavtM ii fuiid Saturday a i
Westmoreland, Kan. Is 200 mtles
east of Moreland, Kas.
Klamath Fa III
Helen Stlnc, home demonstration !
ai(ent, led a group dlnc-UMion on Uie
parent-adolencent relationship a t
the Klamath Fall unit meeting on
April il. Many experience in child -raining
and notation that may De
ued to overcome problem between
parent and children were told by
member of the group.
Mr. Harold Wing. Mr. Gilbert
Walters and Mrs. H. O. Day served
the potluck luncheon at noon.
Mrs. V. B. Anderson, Mrs. Ben
Oibhon, Mrs. J. A. Overton and Mr.
W. M. J one will be In charge of the
hobby display at the Homemakers.
festival. Arrangintt the oriental table
setting which will also be displayed
will be Mrs. R. J. O'Hara, Mr.
frank Lam bo, Mr. Harold Wing.
Mrs. Paul Lee and Mrs. Ken Sam
son. In charge of table decoration
will be Mrs. H. O. Day, Mrs. Law
rence French and Mr. Harold Ogle.
New officers Installed by Home
Demonstration Arent Helen Stine
are Mr. Lawrence French, chair
man; Mr. Ken Samson, vice chair
man; Mrs. Wilbur Telford, secretary-treasurer.
Flower were presented to Mis
Sttne; Mr. Frenrh. the new chs'r
man; Mr. Mark Taylor, retiring
chairman, and Mr. O. E. Matthews,
retiring secretarv-treasurer.
Mrs. French anpolnted a commit
tee to arrange th- summer picnic
for the unit.
Falrhaven
Mrs. Howard Holllday, Mr. E. R.
Roberts and Mrs. C. L. Jones pre
pared and served a Chinese meal to
29 persons at the home ol Mrs. Lee
Holllday on Wednesday, April 21.
Enjoying this meal were, Mrs. Rob
ert Hurlbut and daughter. Mrs.
Wayne Davison, Mrs. Earl Kerns.
Mrs. Harold Schleferstein, Mrs.
Robert Baker, Mrs. A. L. Loomls.
.Mrs. Ralph Bowers, Mrs. Karl
Fried rich and daughter, Mrs. E. R.
Roberts and daughter, Mrs. P. A.
Layman and son and daughter, Mrs.
O. B. Thurman and grand-daughter.
Mrs. Percy Cook. Mrs. Roy Cook,
Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs. William Roufs
and son, Mrs. Karl Kujac, Mr. C. L.
Jones, Mrs. Paul Tally, Mrs. Keith
I Rice Jr. and son. Mrs. Howard Holll
day and daughter, Lee Holllday and
Mrs. Lee Holllday.
New officers for the following year
were Installed. Mrs. Robert Baker,
chairman; Mrs. Harold .Schlefer
stein, vice chairman, and Mrs. Percy
Cook, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Roy
Cook snng the Installation song dur
ing the Installation ceremonies. Re
tiring officers were Mrs. Lee Holll
day, chairman; Mr. Karl Frledrtrh,
vice chairman, and .Mrs. A. L.
Loomls. secretAry-trensurer.
Plan were completed for the
Homemaker festival to be held
Aril 30. cooperators report were
filled out, and the orolert to be
voted on at program planning day
on May 14 were dtseiiued. I
Merrill I
The Merrill unit held the final
meeting of the year this week, when i
officers for the ensuing yesr were j
Installed by Helen Stlne, home dem
onstration agent.
Mr. Milton Lopr 1 the new
chairman, Mr. Luther Taber vice
chairman, and Mrs. Jnme Coffelt
secretary-treasurer.
Topic for he meeting wa parent-
adolescent relationship, pratnt4
by Miss Bttne. Many helpful tut
gestlon were given and n lntr-!
estlnf discussion held by the troup.
Plana wart mad for tht Homtt
makers' festival ala. d for Aortt 10
at the First Methodist church, and
refreshments were served at the
close ot the meeting by Mrs. VlrfuV
Rex ford. - 4
FIRST
CHOICE
OF MILLION
Fait, pure, depend
able it's apirtn at
Iti bent! Worlds
largeit seUer at 10c.
St.Joseph
ASPIRIN
ST.JOSEPH
ASPIRIN
FOR CHILDREN
Ey to five
chllil. Ornnst
fUvor. Mets
correct Am
age nettli. 50
kUbleU, 35c .
American
Legion
Regular
Meetingt
l.i and r' Tneadaya. I:M
p. n. Veteran! Meaaorial
Bldg.. 4th and Klamath.
Club Rooms
m Main., neil to Wlllar
hotel. Open dally nooa M
midnight, except nd
t:M to II :M p. aa.
For Legionnaire
and Guests
Preserve the v.rmth
and goodness of refreshing Tre
Tea by straining into a pre
heated pot before serving. Eseh
sparkling sip is magically fla
vored with rare Darjceling, most
treasured of teas.
TREE TEA
" ' " group of .k'rni 111 Central Nora
u.,-h. ., ,.. or ...mm in "',,,. h., und lllm
brain. Some nerve rutting oera
Hon. have been aucceasful In redtir
Ing the preafture. he said, although
other, have not.
STARCH
MIAMI. Fla.. April 34 iJV-Army
aircraft and navy destroyer,
warched the area off KinR.tnn,
Jamaica, where the Prench ahlp Ht.
Dnmlngue waa reptjrted today to be
afire and being abandoned, but no
wearing
fur., long hair and an unkempt !
bemd. j
At firm, the ncm.spaper .aid. the !
Germun pretended not to under
stand when the skiers .poke to him.
Then he explained he had fled
when the German, surrendered.
For three years he had been liv
ing in a cove, fishing and hunting.
trace of the craft was found, coast
guard headquarters reported.
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1.65 and 1.9S
mm
Cool and urban, don with
perfect understanding of
A TYPICAL CAROLE KING GIRL'S
junior figure , , , this Iwo-pitc
dress Is laucy and young,
combines color with new-creom
while. Palo Alto rayon butcher
spun. Junior sizes 9 to 1 5.
14.93
V A N E T T E
1.35 and 1.75
moji:i
1.50, 1.75,
AIICHER
1.50 and
ISOLDE AXI
IIOIIST
1.50, 1.75, 1.95
IIUJE M OO
B4 Gouge Only
2.25
LaPOIXTE'S
Our Own, 51 Oaug
Only
1.55
Vil.
1.95 i
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for Mother's Day
Motnero are approciatir re
gardless of the fift But kow
thoughtful of you whan you
give her beautiful nylon
full-fashioned , . lonf wear-
We have them in style for all
occasion and in color that
will keep her right in fashion.