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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1948 HfcRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREE Boy Scouts Make Plans For Summer Klamath HiiMll liny Hcnut u i U ir bruliiiilim pinna nr aiiinmer au .Ivlllra with the advent nf vara. .Inn, mid troops art) sturllnir prep trktloim fur ciimp prouruma. Important tn Inrul srnula la Camp Mnkunlln, locnlnd nt (Irraceiit lake, vlicru tlm cHinpliig proKrnin will mill on July II. Two weeks of con. it r lid Ion mid romp rnpulr will prn idii (lie actual Im'kIiiiiI'IK of tho jiournm, linwovor, with both adults Did srotiui wnrkliiK. Mora limn 400 scouts nre expected 10 attend C.'nmp Miikunllii nt some :lmn or other cHirhm Hi" iiuiiuiier jrnunun, lU'cnrilhiK to lloli I.iiniiilt. Buy Hroilt executive. I.ninolt mild Horn tlmn 300 lined fiii'llltlen nt 3rrienl Ink hint summer, these H.mlnit from 36 or 30 troops In ;h! area. John Huffrlla, field exeriitlvn. Ill be In chnrxe of the protiritin ;lll summer, with Fremont Kxeru ilve Hubert Clnmuue nwlntlnii him. Activities nt Mnkunlln will run five or alx weekii. depending- on ilteiiditnrc. The aume lift per week fee will be In efferl thla aummer as The take dlalrli't will be host for tills yenr'a MikIoc area cuuiu-ll rendeavoiia. Tlie three-dny effnlr Kit' be held thla year at Dob Inke, the Quart inntintnln area. Varl ua Hcout pntrnla will compete In jaiiip-comhirtliiK. and will receive Mirreapondlnii nwnrda for their el forU at the clone of the reudrs-roua. Bishop Sees Change In German Outlook WA81IINOTON. May 10 IIP) Bishop Ifnnna Ul)e of the Lutheran :hurch of llnnover told I'realdenl rruman Tueadny there are signs of "aplrltiml reawakening" In Oer Dinny. The bishop, onre Imprisoned by the nam, anld the aplrltual revival waa moat noticeable among youth and the educated elaiuea. He aald he called on Mr. Truman In express hla gratitude for the people of hla country who had been tr.abled to aurvlve by American aid BUhnp l.lljr la In thla country (tailing Lutheran centrra and re. establishing relallona broken off by the war. He told reporters he waa kept In tolltary confinement and In chains for ten montha becaua of hla public position In opposition to the nasi rrglme. , Haranggual, Sumatra, has a dn meat market, where housewives may buy their favorite canine chops. . BEAN Slain T- HSISIIII IJJf!P.IMWjfl Li Tlift (rUMrd-up bmly of (irortftt I'lilk (Hbovp), Aincrlrnn mtllu rrrrp(i(nlMit( with a tiullrt In the lira (I, wu found flimtlutt In nulun Ika hay, (irrrrr. folk (IUuiprarrd aftrr trlllnv frlt-ml tir lutprd to Intrrvlrw AUrko Vttfladra, rmrr of thct (irrrlv iiirrrllla, fur tho Co lumbia llniiidrtliig iyatrin. r'amnlalnU Ma Ruth I.. lJiudarliark va, Vanil imtr hmik, lull fur illvorra. C'hama, cruel and Inhuman tr-atmvr.l. Couple inarrlef) Ni'vainlier 10, lifXT, In I'urllarid, Ore, Plaint Iff aka cuelodr nt four minor rhllilran A Homey for plaintiff, William Ktivkemlall Wallata VV-ly v. Willi Ma Wmmy, till for divorce Chara, dMrllon. l oiiftla married Navamlier 23, iK, In Wright City, Ok la, AtUirnay fur plaintiff J. C. O'Neill. Juatlre fear! (Ivor Donald Uniwn, no muffler. Fine lAAO. Auiiin Norman Wood, no muffler, rifia n no. Auetln Norman Wood, four In front eeal. rine M 00. Waaly Mhannun Dun ton, overlfiad. fine 17, Mayniund S. Carnee, allow ttt( un ll'iiBd minor lo operate vehicle. Fin fi 01), fllerm Holert Htrleh, no muffler Fine 0 tw, (iertrud Kmentlne Martin. Illegal pof Ion nf Iht nor. Fine 'iU (Ml. Alinetell Hummwra, lllonl poitettlon of llmior. Fine 2um. William Cmilttirti Walker, no operator! lUailM. Flna 92A. Municipal C'aurt Franklin lloovor, powaulon of liquor. Fine 110 or 0 dayi. F.lvar AtwiMdt drunk. Flna 910 or S daya. Klmer Lynch drunk, Fln 910 or f daya. F.imen Waaki, drunk. Flna 910 or daya. Karl W. Hilton, running atop aln. Fine 99 Karl W. Hilton, no tall light. Flna 96, auipartded. Hetty J. Foaler, drunk. Ball 910. ..tta BUI Wllllama. drunk. Hall 910, Orvllle Uavla, drunk. Hall 910, Alvln Baal, drunk. Fin 910 or S day. Jay Duffy, drunk. Flna 910 or B daya. William F. Cleckler, drunk, Santanca Ml daya and 910 Una. John M. Allen, drunk, Flna 910 or 9 daya. Calvin L, lummin, violation of tha batlc rule. Hall 912. Calvin L. Kummere, running atop ilgn. Hall 99, Hamlolph Captain, poaaaaalon of liquor. Ball 9ifl. Andy Foetar, drunk. Flna 910 or 0 daya. Kit-hard Paatega, dog at large. Ball 99. f'harlae Kalgfrald, drunk, Flna 910 or 9 days. Vsrnla Hood, drunk, Flna 910 or $ daya. Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Jill Adams, Sharon and Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson and Knymond Kolb aent Mother's Day week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb of Lakevlew. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. 8c h moo returned home to Klamath Kails with Mrs. Johnson after spending the past three week with the Kolb. The C. C. Brown family received Midland Jackie Mistier celebrated his fourth birthday Saturday with a party of ten little boys. Clames were played and prlr.es were won by Arthur Ullbrath and Kenneth Hea ton. After gifts were opened, pictures of the children were taken and re freshments were served. Mrs. Mist ier was assisted by Mrs. Robert Oll brath, Mrs. Mike Heldemann and Mrs. John Mistier, grandmother of Jackie. Those present were, Mike Helde mann Jr., Arthur Ollbrath and sister Buzanne, Peter and Klf Hus key, Kenneth and Larry Heaton, Gary Nelson, Butch Hafen and Ralph Mistier. As soon as the human body has Hi full equipment of muscle fibers, It loses the power to form more. It Pays to Use the Want-Ads I The California cobra plant looks and acts like a snake. It swallows Its Insect prey whole and then digests It. A battery with loose hold-down bolts often Is the cause of those mysterious rattles which seem to come from under the car. word that their daughter, Mrs. Claire Blohm of Portland, under went major surgery May 14. BLESSED RELIEF FROM PAIN flfSrA.VK l.l For 70 jnn, Mk rhd for ltt fyJ e!4 HISrA.VK I.I Mil I. NT wlit U7 )ul ton I'll I Ulirl (It HI,I.UjI, kfilfe lmi (lfl W . liwlKi. ftlMN-ft LWIMKVT nilrtlr lu llti ann lfy Iwtn itil'h nl ""I,1,!l'7i Ask f'.r lh M 6 Hi tv1 ia Of HlMkS B LINUIILNT at your dnifawia uxlr. THE BELVILLE POTATO COMBINE HARVESTER will be on display DON POTTER CO.-Tulelake Tulelake Dealer BYRON JOHNSON IMP. CO.-Malin May 20, 21 and 22 STANDARD IMPLEMENT CO. - Klamath Falls May 24, 25 and 26 Don't tail to nee thin machine at ffour nearent dealer Pint noaton-bullt ship was a 200 ton Milling veiuicl. the 'Trial," built" In KH3. mm YouliWant Treat your i elf. Treat fritnd. Gcc Mountain fttn u f timtf So good they're the Northwcrtt'g favorite candy bar. 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