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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MAY 18, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN WEATHER Kl. AM A I'll rAI.I.H AND VICINITY: Ferity rluiidy tinlhl and Watlnakiley. Mmlei ale u flush mil lliwaerly wind, hai'kin In iiiiiilniale milhetly Woitna tiny. High loilny Ml, Low Uinlght ail. High Wiiiietlay 03. NI)U I KF.MN CAMKIHINIA Nietlared rlouillneaa liulny with low aliiiwnin or annw flurrlea In mountains, relr tonight nil Weiltila.v, CimiIvi nvri ami 11 1 twit aei'llnn today end slowly rising tempera tuiaa aieaa Wrihieailny, final) to awnug iHirtnwpii whul r f ni, sub titling lale imihl and Wednesday WKNTKHN OIlKllON ( dv with ihiiwin today, Mich n.i (in on masl and (Ml In nil inland Iaiw leinprnluie 40 In ill I'ntlly iliiiiilv with i-fllloirtl afternoon almwer Wedntiadny, High ! wliii mi in 711, Muileiata ikii lit weal wind itff rouat KANTKMN (HIKIION; Cl..iidy wllll erelleivd lmwiri today mill Wednesday. High B In ft? Cinder 1 K l Willi low of ;t lu 4J main- lempfwalmee Wed nesday Willi high nt to 7ll Hrlurii llrrr Mr. unci Mm. An drew 1. MluuikH liuvn n'tutnnl to Klamalh Kill In mill Hliuiikn tin ft ao rrptrd a poAlthm In the inrrhiiiilrul dppartmrnt f The Hrruld mid Nrw where ho wit fnriiirrly employed, Shank in (hi nu n L, j. Mining. aUu of Tin- I In ii Id it iid New linrk hnp. At the preaetil Mr. nud Mm, Hlmnk n rr the Iioum gtirrita of hi brother-in-law nnd alMrr, Mr and Mr. Chnrlm A. Kliu h, 4:134 LaVerne. fl a liquet - - A Mother - (Mughter banquet will hp b I v r ti by (he women council if thr Klmt Chrta tun church Thtirmlny ni 6 AO p. ni af the church. An executive meet, y ihg nf the cmmiil will be hrld WeiL petulay at 3 p. in. Correction On phkc 12 of Mon day The llrrnld nnd Nrw a, re port of an aiiln nnidriil. I.liwlnry Pompey wit luted an drlvhiR a rar owned 4y Charlra tJcl-np Jr. Prlellle Yadon wai driver of that auto mobile. Improving Mm. Albert O. Roc nlrke la imprfivinii at her home on Vandcgrlft gtrret but Ii not yet able to tie out. Mm. Hornlike ha been 111 for thr pal two week. P el Iran PTA Thr ftunl meeting of thr Pelican PTA will be held Wednexlnv at 3 30 p. m. in thr chx) auditorium. New officer will be lmiallrd at thl meeting. Fire ( all Thr city fire depart ment waft railed out at 3 IB p. m. Voiulrty lo 3J0 N KMnrndo. An over heated oil nlove brnutrht out the tmrk hut fireinrn in Id therr wan no damagr. i'luh lo Meet The Past Orartri rhib of Rnynl Nrlichbom will meet WrdneitdAV at A p. m. at thr home of Mm. Krank Hoaue, 1740 Menlo Way. Deiree of Honor -Carnation rlub M l he Degree of Honor will mrel Wrdnesdny In thr home of Aimtn notdmaii, Orerr aparlmenu. Wed nraday at 8 p.m. Card Party Thr. Degree of Honor will KiKimor a raid party at 8 pm fUtunlny In the bAiiquet nxmi of the Wlnema hotel, Pnxrrdii will no In the Klamnth Haln Trrn-Age center. Ml nod Typed All member of (he Women of the Mm we and thr Mooap Indue IntrreMed In having thrlr blood typed are urged to call Mac Unn. 370 J. Typing will be done Saturday. i4m Ev" m Seta Ouuut Julia llu u him A ii'uulur inccl Iiik (or 1 1 1 1 iti 1 1 oi mill elccUiiii o olllccm will bn held llL B p. in. Thmmluy In the Munuiilv IcmiijIu (or Ji.lj liiUKlit!i'H. MrinlH-m hid linked lo wiihi' foniiHlii. All pmrnu mid Utiui cllii im nud UlO'x' of Muaonlc ii liilloimhlp lire coidlnlly lnvlld. Urlirhmcnlii will be ncirvrd. Open lloiiie Conner ncliool will hold uprl) hoiine nt 7 :;i(J p. m., Krl ! ii y . A nprcliil proKiiuu fniuirlnu nil ililldirn In the luhool, nn well nn nil dlnpliiy, nre plitiined. AuillUry Thr TowiiHrnd nux llnuy will inert nt the homo of Mm. Mildred Thompnnn, 4b0ft Johim, nt i p. in., Wrdnrndny for Milluck Innrhenn. I.lhrnry Work The llbrnry com mittee of the Women of the Mmwe will meet nt 3::i(l p. in.. WrdnrMlay In I he city llbrnry to help clenn bwtki. Orlnnw-'l'here will be a. renulnr merlluu nf Orlollfi nt fl p. ni. Tueft dny In the pnrlore nf the Klrnt MethiKllhl c-hurrh. War Dead r"7 n Eaj f iti mlt r wn t f jwZ ... i - HOT. I.I TIO.K TIKIKNTON FASHION DICRIIS Winy Slim, Slmdii women tit tupplt (nmlinj tlwit 10W. CALORIC meilj ith St IMLY sliced nut d bout. H01.LYW000 BRIAO. Ill Biked without lllicn. Vet H0UYW00O BRfAD l delKioul nd nulntiOuL AT tOU FOOD STOII reiCt Um4 (M UI ! btbl "TI..HMIfM W., .TY tlIDI MHf O,, lir, Hllf M4 c.u hid ron vou inciuiiviiv FLUHRER'S BAKERY 23 1eaM AcfJO- Mnndny. My IK, I9'5 1500 bnnebnll fmu yenterdny nfternnnn witnessed the best Rnme of bnll ever plnyed In Klnmnlh fnlls when the Klum nth relUnim defented ML 8hnt 1 to 0 In the Klnmnth Buklynu lenitue oencr. Tur.il.r. Mny It, 1925 A xilulltm of two of the bitesl problemn nf Klnmnth Fnlli, thnt of Improvement of nppmnrlien to the city nud the erection of Mreel mriih. wnn offered nt Ihe chmnber of com inerce bonrd of director! meeting by E. H. IlnlMger. Wednenriny, Mny 20, 1H2S Shlpiiienln of lumber, box nhook, Inth. ninuldiiiR, nnd olher mill product were threo llmei n Inrnc for April nn for the month of Mnrch. April hlpmcnt totaled 3400 carlonds. Thlir.ilny. Mny Jl, 11)25 Ounrniitorn of the Klnmnlh Tnlln Elllnon-Whlte circuit rhnutniupin will meet tonltiht In the chamber of commerce roomn, Friday, Mny 22, 1025 Clreer Drew, non of Mr. nnd Mm. N. B. Drew, wnn painfully but not nerlously Injured this nfternoou when he fell from hla bicycle on Wordcn Ave. Hnlurtlny, Mny 2, 1025 ir biiBlnesMiirn who constitute tho backbone of the com munity nro lo be protected, an ordlnnnro mint be passed by tho city council In tho nenr future, rrqiilrlnn the licens ing of all peddlcra who come to Klnmnlh mils. Tht integrity of the agent ii lomotimct ei Important at tho integrity of tho company. Go. $W Paul O. Lnndry Property - Auto - Fire - Liability Iniuronco III) Main Street riinna 6(1 1 J The CoiirtliuiiM la Now One tllnck Down the Street from Our Office Var Dead To Return Here The body of Platoon Hergeuiil I.ulher Lotiln Thornton, United Htiilen iimiliie cori, will lie returned Ui the United tHiiten from the Houtn I'uulflti on the U. U. army triiimpoit Albert M. Doe, the 32-yenr-old nm rlno'a pnrenUi, Mr. nnd Mm. Konter O. Thornton, 1111)1 Woiden, have been notified. I Jute of the arrival of the Uoe tmn not been learned. HKl. ThornUui, killed on Iwo J I ma March 7, 11Mb, wu born In I'rcucott, All.., nnd moved here with hla (nm lly In 11)3(1. He attended Kali view griido school and KU1IS nnd wan Kiuduuted while In service with the marine corps, Uurliig the liouKnlnvlllc cumpalKH, young ThornUui received the Hllver Htar for gulleutry III actum with the 3rd marine division, lie had volun teered for two hazardous missions but on the third, during the Iwo JIiiih fighting, he wus killed. Volunteers were sought to use a demolition bomb on a crippled Jap tnnk which still held gunfire and Thornton asked for the Job. He hud accomplished Ills mission and was en route back to Join his platoon when he fell. In addition to his purcnls, Bgl. Thornton Is survived by six1 broth ers nnd sisters. Plnnl rites will be nnnouueed by Wnrd's. Angler Guesses Right On Minnie OKLAHOMA CITY, Mny 18 lV At noon March 13 a sporting goods store here put 3HA minnows In nn "electric bucket" a bnll-preservlng device. More than 33.000 Oklahoma City ens guessed when the last minnow would die. Harry W. Estes picked 1,550 hours. 47 minutes nnd won. , Mlnnlenamed when she soloed at the lone survivor lasted 1.580 hours and 47 minutes. Former Burma Premier On Gallows 1- ' .AW Former Premier I. Kitw of ISurm aland on the (allow at Innlen prlMin. HanKiHin, an lutnienian' anilktanU manarlc hi hand behind him. He I Hearing the traditional white tunic worn by peraonn con verted of munler In llurma. I:. Saw w hanged for the machine gun laylng of wvrn cabinet member lant July 19. Five of hi henchmen, alto convicted of the mati laying, were hanged the ame day. 'RICHCOFIZE ALWAYS Tastes Better Improving Marvin Llptftk, Mrr- 1 rlll youth who KUffrred critical head j injuries In a truck accident taut month, wa improving today and ha been released from Klamath ; Valley hoapltal. He 1 the nephew of Lew-la Kandra, Merrill rancher. t .gggMalaBHBiM mm EDWARDS IS ALWAYS 5 R ICH CDF FEE JW Featured at SAFEWAY STORES "BAKERS OF THE WEST ARE THE NATION'S BEST1 In comparison tests the bakers of this region have won national recog nition for turning out the finest bakery products. One reason baked foods made here arc better is because the flour is different! It's a special blend. In YOUR home baking choose a blended flour. Choose Enriched All-Purpose Fisher's Blend Flour! It's one flour that will help you turn out light, tender, delicious baked foods . . . time after time ! It's the mystery of the blend. Get Enriched Fisher's Blend All -Purpose Flour! If'- WANIJHirM- Horn at Klamath Vallay hnapltal, Klamalh Kalla. Ora., May 13, IfilH, Ut Mr. and Mra. Virgil Wandruni, I was Manxaolla. a boy. Weight: 7 ptiitnda B' ounca. rHANKl.lN - Horn at Klamath Vallcv h'ipllal, Klamath Fall, Ora., May 15. IMA, lo Mr. and Mra. J. L. rranklln, 302 O) vlilon, a girl. Walght: 7 pounda l't ou nt-aa. I.KIHTIKOW Horn at Klamath Vallay hoapllal. Klamath Falla. Ora., May l, IfMft, to Mr and Mri. Warran Llatlkow, 7.11 flUlwa. a tMiy, Weighl; 6 pound Il ou nt;aa. KIKKNKR bom at Klamath Vallav hrpltal. Klamalh I'alla, Or,, May )H. HUH, to Mr, and Mra Jarnat Kle(nr, liM Kana, a boy. Walght; 8 pounda 10 ounrra. r.MHK K -Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath falla, Ora.. May in, lf4H. lo Mr. and Mra Dan Kmrlrk. .'(2.1 Mar tin, a arlrl. WV lht; 7 pounda 7 ouncaa. (iKOHGV, Horn at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath fa Mi. Ore. May If). VHH, to Mr and Mra. Vernon George, 4017 fthaata way, a boy. Weight: 0 pounda 8 nurtre-M. COr'KI.T- Born at Klamalh Valley hoa pltal, Klamath Falla. Ore . May If), IU4H, to Mr. mrt Mra Millar Coffclt. .VJ41 Alt monl drive, a txjy. Weight: 4 pounds 3' j ouncea PI 'TMAN- - Born at Klamath Vallev hoapiui. Klamalh falls, Ore.. May la, IMH. to Mr. and Mra. Garten Put man. GUARANTEED 0110. FRZEOODS 100K ffiR THE BRIGHT ttliOW PACKAGE 2K rherleln. a boy. Weighl: T pounda lj'i ounces. UdMI'linirS -Horn at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath 'all, Or.. May It). IM4A. to Mr. and Mra Joseph Humtihrlva. ml N and, a boy. Weight: 4 pounda 14 ounrea. TIJC'KFH Born at Klamath Valley hoa pltal, Klamalh rails, (ire.. May 17, IIMH, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Turker, 1314 Cr cant, a boy. Wfight: pounda I'j ounrea. MrllKIOr. - Horn at Klamath Valley hoapttal , Klamath rails, Ore., Miiv IH, 114. to Mr, and Mra. Fverett MrHrlde. Merrill Ore., a boy, Weight, 8 pounds, 1 nuncea. NKI.HON - Horn at Klamath Valley hrmpKal. Klamath rails. Ore.. May I. IfMK, to Mr. and Mra. Willard Nelson. 2M Rerlamatlon, a girl. Weight, 0 pound ,1j ounces. rowi.KH - M-.rn at Klamalh Vallev hmpllal, Klamath rails. Ore., May 18, lfM8, to Mr. and Mrs. Glllrert rowler, 24.'i:m Orrhard. a girl. Weight. 6 poundi 7'a ounces. v pay to uie Uie Wunt-Adal mm P4 Dawey te '. 12 DOwa, Ifdf , Pofilenol. talah D Mmi, Oft. Mff. NOW IN CANS TOO! ii e . RiCii r r am f w m rrjt koo fwy p so? cj?p your 000 FR,SKY vvSwoll! - Treat your dog to this delicious NEW KIND of 'meaty food I Celling all doge to a new Frlsklea least! Rich In lean, red horse meat end meat by-products - dellca cles every dog loves! Meet alone Is not a balanced food -so Canned Frlskles gives your dog 14 other essential Ingredients, for complete nutritlon-afl the vitamins. minerals, protein all dogs are known to need. tAMOUt IO 14 YIARS Fnskies In dry form, Meal and Cubes, has long been top favorite with Western professionals and owners. Try canned Frlskles, too t m MABBAI Once Again You Can Get LKQCt Z GOLOH PM MARGARINE We are happy to tell you that your stores again have supplies of Delrich E-Z (Dolor Pak Margarine. Many thanks for your patience during this short age caused by conditions beyond our control. We are working day and night to meet the tre mendous demands of thousands of homemakera who have switched to Delrich and love its delicious, rich flavor and sweet freshness. No homemaker wants to go back to the old mix ing bowl mess of ordinary margarines. Lake magic, Delrich turns golden inside the bag ... in two minutes or less. This amazing, new way to color is an ORIGINAL Delrich discovery. And you don't need a mold. Yet, it's easy to cut neat quarters or patties for the table. Just see how EASY it is to color Delrich! See how much better and fresher Delrich tastes because its delicate flavdr is SEALED INI No wonder Delrich is a new American favorite! Look for it at your store today! CHICAOO, III. 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