Herald and news., May 25, 1948, Page 7, Image 7

TUESDAY, MAY 23,
HPRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
IVIling
The Editor
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wrllua Ivillil, tn ONK allir. r lh
pp-r, aiiil mull lis 111114 by Ih,
NAMK ANII AIIUHt.Ma ,t
Ih wrIUr. ?,nlrllqllBn fallowing
lb,,, ml ara Mrnrmli wvli'nm,.
KLAMATH KALI.), Ore., (To Ills
Ktlllor- Klrst I wnut In couuratu
1111 Albert C. Allen Inr 111 very apt
nuuiiiFiit submitted to thfl mlllor In
(lie Muy 20 million nf Tim llcriilil
lid News entitled, "Aiiiilust I hp
Oiatl." I almulit Itko (or the world
Ui know tlml i concur In his every
word mid only wish I hnd Hip ability
U alata mv belief nn wrll a lip hnii.
I alio wish to rminnituliilp The
llrrnld and Npw printing article o(
II i In lyip. AIiIiiiukIi nn Mr. Allril
uys, It I very much mnilunt IU bo
llct. I had two brother, hi wrll a my
eclt. In World Wnr I, mid I hud
three noiia mid tlx nephew In
World Wnr II, mid m Mr. Allrn
ay, because we lire classed
coward. In wltut clnw mil I to be
placed.
It the power Unit be would only
foritel thlH mi-cullrd Americanism
which In fast btM'oinliiK h fascism
mid net buck to our republican form
of drmocrncy, the better off we will
be.
I should like to refer to column 7,
paite 8, nf the Mny 30 edlllnn. mid
then also column 1, pnite 6, "yep"
name pnite, loo. the article Draft
C4.l mid 17 llllllnn.
I any It would lie better to upend
)I7 billion for public worki protect
fand that It la hluh time tor Uncle
Hum to Initiate the "Hlatue of Lib
erty" mid try mid balmier the acnlea
of Justice with hi constituent and
artrd dependenta mid foiuet aome
of hla nillltjiry huiuter he hna ao re
cently acquired.
J II. Wryn Hr.
Sill la Verne Art.
GOP
Legislator
"Sinners Only"
Services Held
IHHIIU.KY, Mam., Muy 25 (A
Mtuy "iipw fnrra" wore well nt
"uliinrri only" wrvlcc In United
church HimtUy.
The Krv. A. Hay Mntrrve hud mi
liounrrd that thr twrvlre would be
for inncri only nnd requentrd
"anluU nnd rtKtilrouji to ntay away."
The piutnr rejKirtPd the irrvlre
wnji well-utlPi.ded. but he derllnrd
tn nny whether the ninny utmngera
were considered "Inner.'
Governor To
Attend Conference
BAI-KM, May 3d (41 Oovernor
John H. Hull will leave here June
t to attend the National Qovernon'
conference In New Hampshire, he
aatd today.
He will be out of the itaU when
President Truman vliu here.
YNOMia or
ANNUAL ITATRMRNT
r yar ndex) Dwimbtr 11. ltl
of ihm
PKII.ADE1.PNIA NATIONAL JNt'H
ANCE CO of 401 Walnut ftt . Hllla
rfelphia. In ihe HtaU ol rennavlvanle.
marie to 'he Insurance Cnmmlstlftner
f th Stale o( Oregon, pursuant to
,Uw:
INCOME
?e4 rtmlumt rx-iv1 . H.lM.OflN
11 interest, dividends
and real aetata Inrom . 13.1 All ft
avomi from other eourcM 137,340
Total Inrom ! 464.201 4
UINUURrMK"Tft
Wl amount paid lor
low.. 30 155 04
Lom adjustment expense la.utoi
t'nderwrtUnc expensre . , SU4.424 Ifl
Hhvlrtenria paid to tlcvk-
hnUUrs (rash HO 0oo O0 T0.OO0 00
AM other apndtUir im-
eludinf invMirtifnl
sprui 12.104 19) 443i3
Total dlihunrmvnU II 179.126 95
ADMITTED AHSKTS
VaUio nf bonda ewntd
lamortuodi 11.381.133 17
Valua nf aiocka awntd
mark! valna) .. .. . 1023 99600
Cmth in banka and an
hand 1M.I07.SS
Fimiumi In emirto of
roiiaciion wrlttan ainro
Spt 10. 1B47 . M7.614 43
Intrt and rents du and
rrrtiad 330 70
Other aaaeta ntt) ........... 6.440 63
Total artmltIM inHi 4.0A7.l42tf
LIAniLIT I FN, MUMIM.1'3 AND
OTtir.R FUNDS
Talat unpaid rlaima 9 179.132 00
latiinatart loaa adjuilmant
xptnta (or unpaid
elaima 11RA4A0
Total iinaarnert premium l.los s7r.73
All other liahilltle . 134,373.77
Total lUhllltlet, exrapt
rapltal lIMO OflB 32
Capital patd up , ... . . 1.000.000 00
Unaalgiid fundi aur-
Pl . 1.336.17407
Rinpliit a regarri policy
holder , w 92.336.174 07
ToUl t 017.143 39
BUSINESS IN OREGON fOR Till
YEAR
l Nt prmliim received 9flO,R37 IS
Net (omra paid . SO.HO.l.na
Principal otllp In Oregon. 710-21
Board of Trade II trig,, Portland 4,
Oregon,
ms Historic -m
Kl Events fe
ffilijlijf ADVANCE of Ivjiy
Mf Medical
JScience
Mera'a how druggltla d
vtrlland In llftft fram lh
Ntw Vara Jnurnali 'fl,
lluyrhklnrk at lh algn nf
lh lonhlng gli and drug
glit pnl, all aorta f
murphandlat, a h ml a a I,
gatrnlcala and nnalrama
fal."
For prompt, reliable,
efficient preacrlptlon
ervlce, see
Currin's
FOR DRUGS
"Tin Friendly Drut Blnre"
Oth and Main riinna 4514
' 33 n it
3 78 32 it,
75 32 3D
57 26 U
5 It tit 45
M 24 56
1 12 41 61
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67 20 66
1" 46 12 46
II 66 17 31
13 3D 22 20
25 21 24
H 18 16 14
15 36 30 37
15 45 13 34
17 48 20 35
18 00 30 43
10 56 31 61
30 62 18 34
31 26 10 23
23 57 25 31)
2:1 70 40 63
34 1)6 44 78
35 144 46 01
3l 150 55 70
37 87 38 47
33 63 38 40
20 52 22 41
3" 54 35 38
31 3D 37 24
33 64 30 30
33 12 10 18
Alitoma 32 5 10
N. Altmnont 63 36 42
R. Altltmont 63 20 60
llealty II 8 6
Illy 65 44 43
c-hPllllllt 12 8 8
F Chllnnuln 42 34 21
W. Ohllonuln 30 30 10
firescent Lake 4 4 3
Cnmp 4 7 4 4
Cnmp 6 7 3 8
Onlrv 33 13 17
N Fllterprllie 35 7 18
B Kllterprlne 16 16 13
Ollchrlat 13 18 16
N llnmedale 140 55 05
llomedale 07 40 63
Klnmitth Lake 9 3 6
Ikehore 67 14 27
I.lllmell Valley 60 30 33
I.OM Ulver 100 4 5 45
Flint Malln 60 37 44
Wcat Malln 80 46 47
Enat Merrill 81 43 30
Weil Merrill 85 67 46
Midland 54 35 48
Modoc 9 8 11
Ml. Lakl 123 43 55
Odcll 10 10 10
Orlndale 30 30 43
Pelican Hay 33 33 "33
Pine Orove 115 58 61
Poe Valley 44 16 31
Plevna 38 34 35
K Shat 108 67 61
N. nhata 43 34 3
B Rhat 53 32 40
W. HhMta 100 55 86
Rprague River 31 33 11
Rtewart-Lenox 88 60 64
Rhevlln 19 14 14
Wood River 63 21 36
Total 41M 3008 3555
iQeary and Stelnnelfer nominated)
Newsmen Narrowly
Missed By Shell
jr.RUSALFM. May 34 Delayed)
Seven newamen had a narrow es
cape today when a ahell exploded In
a alreel a they drove by.
The newsmen were Kenneth Bllby.
New York Herald Tribune; Robert
P. Martin, New York Poat: Cornell
Acheson. Indlanapolla Newa: John
Calder, Reutera; and three member
of the Auoclated Preu alaff. Bureau
Chief Carter L. Davldnon and pho
tographer. Jame Prlngle and Tom
FltMlmmons.
Shell fragment dented the A
aoclated Preu car, but none of the
roup waa hurt.
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Pelican Youngsters Ballot
For Favorite Candidates
WOCUH, Mity 2f Mm, Lot Mnd,
tflfichfr of Ok: ricveiiHi kiihIc pupil
at IVllcun school, eni. TKed quite
proud ItiNt election day, when her
clufw of 20 ymtiiK boy and Kirln
went, to the jmllft to vote for their
fuvorlte tiitidlduU-, Choohliiff a time
when there wnn a lull In regular
votliiK, the accompanied the ncrloun
Kroup of yoiniK 'voter' to the poll
where they necured Miinpli- ballot
ftheet. after Klvlntt their full, cor
rect mi men to the, flntt clerk, then
proceeded to the booth where they
carefully ntudled the lint of name,
and the candidate's ftlognii after
each name,
Accnrdlnff to Ihe teacher, the
younKktern had become eager on
election day, to exprew their opin
ion as to whom hould be elected
to the office In question.
The election result were a fol
low: republican 11. democrat 9
For president, Harry Truman 9.
Harold MtaMn 8, Thomas Dewey 3.
Representative in emigre-. C. J.
Bhorb 0, Lowell fluxknmn 7.
Oovernor: John Hall 7, Douffln
McKay A.
Secretary of state: Oeorgc Flaw?
6, A. M. Silverman 5.
Htate treafrurer: Howard Belton 5,
Wnlter Pearwm 7.
Attorney trenernl: Stanley Jonc
10. Wlllnrd li. Murray 7.
District attorney: D. E. Van Vac
Uir 10.
County commissioner: Ouy Bcl
lant 8. John Reber 8.
Sheriff: Mike Willuuns 4. Dale
Mattoon 3. Jack Franey 3. Dean
Hall 2. Ouy Barton 2. Wally Mo 2.
County clerk: Charles DeLap 9.
Organist
I
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An organ concert by Richard
W. KlUasser, well-known young
organist, has been arranged at the
.Ion Lutheran church, 11th and
High, for Friday. June 4. Ticket,
ire now available.
Organist To
Play Here
Rlchnid W. Ellnaiwcr, outHtandlnx
young organht, la scheduled to pre-
nt a concert at the Zlon Lutheran
church, 11th and High, Friday, June
4, at 8 p. m.
Ellner was born In 1928, and u
a young boy wan a concert planiat.
Iff became interefttcd In the organ,
making rapid progress, and began
recital tour. HI first major tri
umph wa a serle of recital In
New York In 1937. He I ald to be
one of the youngest musician to
have memorized and performed the
complete 219 works of John Sebas
tian Bach. This Included the first
American performance of the com
plete "Catechism."
The number of ticket available
will be limited by the seating ca
pacity of the church. Ticket may
be obtained at the church office,
1025 High, telephone 5793, the Spe
cialized Service company. 1434 Main,
and at the A and B Paint store,
1229 E. Main.
HOT
SEATTLE, May 25 HP) Tem
perature of 81 degree highest of
the year were recorded here yesterday.
The Pacific ocean contain more
water than all other oceans and sea
combined.
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
New Office Location
308 North 1th Sb :
Phono 9341
7A 'loom SUap.-
It Pay to Use the Want-Ads!
Total
2415 1920
Phoney Money Shows
Up In Yokohama
TOKYO, May 25 I4V-Tokyo and
Yokohama have been flooded the
past few day with counterfeit 510
military certificates, occupation
headouarter announced today but
added that the counterfeiter unin
tentionally made detection easy.
The money makers sllptied In their
spelling. "Military" and "miliary"
appear on the counterfeits.
They never did get It right.
Little Ad get Big Results t!w
The Herald and New Want-Ads)
HOTELS
OSBORN HOLLAND
EUGENE. ORE. MEDFOKD
Thoroughly Modern
Mr Hr. I t. Karl, it
Prnnrl.lAr.
To rirhonl Calvin E. Lrnvltt, AA.
UHN. ha recently completed air
man schooling In Memphis. Trim.,
and will enter aviation machlnlht
mate school now lor a period bf 16
months. He Is the luin of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Leavllt of Bonanza.
UlKin completion of his next course
of schooling. Leavltl will have a 30
diiy leave at home.
Klamath Pumice Tile
aa permanent a the pyramid
ATTRACTIVE
FIREPROOF
KKI.F-I.NKI'LATING
ECONOMICAL
Bee It for Free Estimates
Klamath
Pumice Tile Co.
1G40 Owens
Phone 4619
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1330 Main
H. E. HAUGER
"24 Years Your Buick Dealer",
Phone 5151