FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948
HFRALD AND NtWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
PAGS FIVE
WEATHER
KLAMATH AI.I,H AND VICINITY;
partly t Imnly Willi arltiHl howrii nr
IliuiuUiattiima Itinmht, tluatlHtj Hultir
tfay. Illili tmlay alioiil us. ltw titnlglil
to. Utah Nattniluy no.
WEhTKMN O.IK.JDN: (Jeiitmilly I-lr
till allalilly wui inr willt ultuitxl
Ifitlliflataloiiiia itvel HimuiiIhIiib iiultty,
I'ailly I'lvmly and iihiIm with ki'MtlKivtl
liimnia WitlUMlrtj Ihtfll totlav 711 l
Ml riil IMJ In 711 ulmig fiiHtl, liwk
InMlMht 441 In II!). II l h 11,1 tti 3, Urn. lit
wvatorly wliitU Mfl timal.
I.AHIKMN uiir.dtlN I'aillr tluudy
with '!! vi i f tvrniHiti ahowviB m
! ill iMMiitilnlii Unlay iiil Hulurilay.
Ultllp t'hmiKu in lriiiwtlui. HlMha 70
Ui IHi l,iH 45 u Oil.
NollTliniN ( Al.tKOMNIA M"tly
rlmiil)' luil with Hllrinl khiiwui .
rMI I'loiuly liHiiKhl mill HntiuiUy with
Ipw light aliowiM liihlMhl. hllichlly
Wl ItlCI tmlllHlMJ . (iellllv (II ItlllllrlMtO
! wtml if r t'lmal, vm ti vm In I tin
tmv I'kIhI Alma liiilny.
Drill I rum All int'inhcrM of (ho
Knglc, uuxllli.ry dull leuin who wlnli
to bo In t J to (lull Irani lor llio euin
Inu convention ui o unkt-tl to Do prus
ut IoiiIkIh, 1'iKluy. ut H o'clock in
thn r'UK hull, l-inmrn Hi llicM, dull
inpluln, mm- nil to micnd Mine
tltrm mo tiuiy k few more dull
pinctlcrft.
Curd Purly-Thc HcuUir rlrrlr of
the ConuiTHalhiiiitl church will uive
Ihr riccniiil in u rre n( cuiil purlieu
Hi III. coiiimimily hull WcdnrMliiy,
M y 3tl. ul 3 p in. Kvrrynnn In cor
(liully lnvitrd tn piny piiKK-hlr In
thn ttilernonn. Hcfirnhmcuta will be
erved nud pilrm awarded.
"Alaska Rivers
Burst Banks
fAIIUIANKH, Alnakn, Muy ill n
'Interior Aluskn In sulli-rlng Hood
dnmugr nit n rciiull of the c brcuk
lip lit northern rivers
'Ihr village of Nrimnn wna under
frill Irrl of wnlcr mill riverside
residents of r'ulrbunk hnvr been
driven from thrlr homes by floods.
In Kdinontnu. Altn., thr western
roimnnnd mi Id a llinli fluj Hunitny
w nulled nut, a bridge CHlr' 111'
Ali.skn highway at miuM; 1.300
nillea northwest nf Kdmnntnu.
Right serMons nl thr lS.spnn, 213
foot hrlilKr over the lower Rnnrh
ertu river letweeii WutAon luke nnd
Whltr lliirnr. both In the Yukon.
ere iwept nwny in thr fUmdi. Thr
ruer nc more thitn 10 feet.
Army rniiinreri rebullillm thr
bridge hoe to hnvr the roud open
til to Imlllc Mny 30
Hourven of dnmrAiir Hnier for both
rlrbnnkx mid NeumiA hnve teen
put out of order or Ihr witter pol
luted George Onle, Alnnkn rnllromt tele,
impher m Nennnn, reorted thnt
very ttore mid home In the iwmr
dough mid Iiulinn villnite of 300
had ut tenat a few lurhen of wnter
over lu floorn. Thr wiitrr u ntlll
Hfllnf lttut nltthl.
Mes Side Man
On Soil Job
I.AKKVIKW. Mny 31 Hnymond
Inhnnnn. Wei Hide rnnrher. wn
nppolntrd chnirmnn of the I.nkr
irw Boll Connervntlon Dlntrlrt
Board of Huiieirlnors nl Itn regu
Ur mertlng Thurndny, Mny 13.
Jotuifton rrplneen 1tren Hunt, pnt
rlinlrmnn who nold hi fnrm mid
bernme Inellitlble to hold olflte on
the dlnlrlrt bonrd.
Thr intien'liiorii nUo npiwlntrd
five men whom they nrr asking to
rve na adviMira to work mid mrel
Willi the regulur member, accord
hip tn Klitln Cornett. who In aec
remry. 'I hl new ndvl.viry bnnrd In
rludea IJon llnlrhklvi. Hurry Koltie,
Jimmy Oule. Tom Crawford and
Herbert Stover.
The meellng Inst week Included
a riiac-uvilnn of Lnkeview nnd Ooone
Irke noil bv Hill lliichirtnn w-ho la
Iht 8CH Mills niiui nlntioued here.
Till olh (llnrulnn proved to br
vrry populnr with the fnrmera pre-rut
The best
guordion
of the purto
thai hai
ever been
discovered
15. "r.-A ,' dueovcrcd
3 ' J'. A Imuranee
it A ft :L poikr.
WM. H. MOORE
I'liiinr 1777 731 Muln SI,
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
FIRM, PUT SOFTLY
MODELLED, INDICATES
CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT.
OWNER WILL CERTAIN LY
ENJOy MULLING OVER
A "DOUBLE-RICH
CREAM OF KENTUCKY
WHISKEY SOUR .'
:
iuoiitlily iiieetnu - 'Mill IihiiI
Ciiuiii ll of (.'liiui h Woiiii'ii will hold
llji ii'Kiilnr miiiilhly mt'iitliiK Muu
duy, Muy lli. ut thn First Mi'lluxlihl
I'huicli purloin nl 3 p. in. with Mrs.
John C. Miller, pmilili'iit, lu eliuiKr.
Mia. Keuiieih l.iunbln will liuva
"Iiiiikc of thn prom u in on thn aub
Ject. '"Ihr Mluiiiiit Worker." Mia. H.
Li Km hurt will liuvit i huruti of lliu
ili'votloniil period. All i liuirh women
ure cordlnlly Invited, 'l'hla will be thr
Ipat meellng of Ihr ariiMiu until
beptrniber.
Aiulllnry (.roup The lliiy.brna
of Ihr Kuulea uuxllliiry will meet
Krlduy, Mny 311. ut tlm homo of
Htellu Perni'll. 3334 lllehn. Any mem
l;rr not nbln to nttrud I asked to
lull Mia. I'rrsrll.
Fund Lack Is
Threat To
Lake Library
I AKKVIKW, Muy 31-Tllr possl
bllny liiui the l.nkevlew public II
brniy will huve to be closed lor luck
of fundi next Ilsrul yrur i which
In'gliia July 1 1 wus expressed Wed
ntsdny by Mrs. John lllulr, prcsl
dent of thr Lnkrvlew Miliary aswi
Clinton. Thr atutement followed the union
Inst week ol the town budget com
mittee In omltllng the library fund
tiom the lutH-ln proposed builget.
Hhe anld that to oiiernle a llbrury
with even medlocrr service IllMO
from thr town w-na seriously needed.
Mra. Hlnlr anld tliul iiieinlxirH of
the aimoclntlon were In fnvor of cloa
lug the llbrury entirely riillur Hum
tr to give lesa thiill the lllrdlocrr
aervlec which would lie necessnry
under thr IKOOO fund offered by thr
county budKet committer.
Redhead Held
In Shooting
NKWAUK. N. J . May 21 titt A
Nrwurk iMlice enpuun wha killed
toduy in hu lirttdquiirlorit ofriip by
A bullet from hln nervier revolver,
and a 30-yenr-old red-hnlred wnll
reM u lirld for qucAiinniiiK.
Police Cnpt. TluuniiA J. Itowe, b5. ft
vetemn of nearly 'Si yeurn on the
force, iim-cunibed ntxnit nn hour
niter behut ithot lit f int precinct
hendrjuurlerii, which he commit i id.
Ejuirx County Prtwecutor Dunne K.
Mlnard mid the wmimn. identified
by police ms Mm. Ann Powers. lor
mrrly of Unlontown. Pit , a.h beuiR
(pieAtlnned by city nnd county de
lect iv en.
No chain hn been mnde iuimt
her.
Police Chief Jnhn llallrr Mid
Rowe and the woinnn wnlked Into
flrit precinct )i end quarters shortly
after 4 a. m. and went tn thr rap
latn office.
Ten mlnutrA Inter Lirut. Willlnm
Vllllr, on duty at the Infnrmntion
deAk, heard ft nlntzle ihot and unw
the woman runnlnit from the office.
Huller anld.
Hnller wild the wnx employed an ft
waltreM In a local bnr nnd nppnr
ently had Joined Cnpt. Howe alter
finishing her work early this morn-Uifl.
New Fashions
mm.
llelrn Horge, member of the Klamath I'nion hl(h arhool reUif
wllliiK rlaai. was one of the modela In the J. C. Penney company style
ahuw Monday night.
Models Give
Style Show
M'Klel from thr Klnmnth Union
lilKh tvehool retail idling claxa pre
sented a atyle show Monday tilRht
to J. C, Penney company nMoclateft
nnd their friend In Pennryu ec
ond'floor dreu department.
Olrli modeling were Ruby Lee
D a vl a. Barbnra Rlackburn. Violet
Orlffilh. Cnllette fichroedrr. Olennn
KdwardK. Iletly Doran, Lois Younjt
nnd Helen Docve.
The hhow hlRhllKhled new Myles
from (he dre.ui depnriment, show
Iiir both drewy and casual fash
ion. The hlph w-hool sellmc cIum
1 hiMructed by Tom WUllnma.
Ityron Wheeler preaentcd four
Fremont achool sludenU In ft clari
net quartet and refreshment were
nerved after the show.
OIC Head May
Quit Post In
Red Issue Row
WAHHINOTON. May 21 ol'i
Commerce Secretary Hnwycr today
rejected a congreaaman's request
that he drop a high commerce dr
pvrtment official whose 32-year-old
daughter worka here for Tnaa, the
Russian newa agency.
Sawyer aald Rep. Crawford IR.
Mlch.l had auggeated thnt Hnwycr
"requeat the resignation"" of the
official. John C. Vlrden of Cleve
land, Ohio, head of the deportment's
office of Industry cooperation (OIC).
Rut Sawyer, a Cincinnati lawyer
who took office aa aecrctary only
' 'sl.'''l,-f-"yf' fif-K- "
two weeks ago, released a letter to
Crawford anylng:
I. Asking Vlrden'a resignation "la
unnecessary, aa he haa already
tendered his resignation without
auggestlon from me."
3 Vlrden'a daughter associated
herself with a communist group
"ngnlnst his wishes," and Vlrden la
'vigorously opposed" to commu
nion, and la "In no way disquali
fied" to hold his government post.
3. "I shall ask him to remain, but
If he feels that he does not wish
to huve his personal family affairs
the aubjret of further public dis
cussion I shall acquiesce In his decision,"
Use lime Juice for frosting for
a white cake: cream the butter or
margarine with the sifted conlec
fectlonera' augar and moisten with
f i lime Juice. Tint the frosting a
delicate green with food coloring If
desired.
ICOtlMUIA MtWIIIIf WK. (
(tlve a l-'oiintaln Pen For (Iradua
tlim! Complete Ktoeka Kheaffer.
I'arker A Waterman. Pioneer I'rlnt
Inc HUtlnnrry Co.. Ui-LU S. 9th.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Kverr
Creed and Purs
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Soni
tti Huh Phone 3334
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