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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948' HFRALD AND NWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEC 15 ?AC5 Altamont Junior High To Hold Graduation Friday Klulith gratia stiitlriila nf Alta- nroiit Junior high xli'iol will take part In oiimmfiici-mi'iil rxiirrisr in tli nrliiml Kuilllnrluin I'llilny nliilit t I D'nlnrk. Following i lh program ant) tlta MniH of the gradual follow: "National Honor," mnrili; "Omul rlliiwtil," ovrrluro; burnt, II. U. limiimn, itlipetor. l'rorfiuilimiil, "Blur Hiwiiulril Hn. nrr": Invocation by Urn Unv. llitvtd r. Marwtt: "Wont at Aiir!rlntlon," Kugvn His, "I I'nwrit by Your Window," "Whfti 1 urow Tiki Old to ilrrmn," gills' Hmnis, AilPim MrClurii, ao nmipanlat; vlolrlt Mooro. (Ilrrrliir. Intrnittirtlnii, f'nrulyn Oninlxm; "Fmmilntlona of Drmix'rary," Mary WICK McOolKln: "IdHHOIMlU of Iwrnwrary." A (ten McOlurg; Hlory of our National Atittirin," Hailinra Otistur; "Homr of Our Prro iloms." ftonnlit WlMnllff 'Tarry Mo llai k to Old Virginia." "Aliilin Or," guitar trio, Jiminte lliir I'm. fvan KiKTlry, franklin Dan trl. Trial by Jury," Kntfnry Huifi roan; "l.ttvratora l Krrrdom." Hur olo M'tlrr: "Our Natlnna flag.' Jrn Kvana, flrriik Dran llnrtc: poem, ttrcgnrjr Tvsnn; "Orrat Mori nf nrmorrni'V " Mllilt1 Ml!rlll "Mwt Ma Tonight In Dremnlitftri." Wlirn I Ku l-arl." itoiinle Wliltwltff, unlotKt. hoy' rhorua. I towards: D A U. homfmaslllg i award, cillarnshln. A. C. Olon, Aityipai ' lilirnip Vallry," Oh. Mry f)n't Yoti Wrrp," "Now the Iay 1 Over," jlte rliib, Vtolrtte Mum, dirmor. Awarding of dlilom, Mr. Bo! !tn E. Thompson. nninllrtlon, th fir. David P. Harnett. Urrnlie Alrmndrr. Kalhryn An. drrwm, Aldo Andreatta, Itobte Angle, Chailrs Arklnsull, Virginia Ariirtt, Xrity Alainsnn; Percy lulrd. fern Maker. Dlr Raker, Jn II r k it n 1 1, MltrhPlI Maine. Ilrrtia lran lUrti, Ctirlc llennetl, Joanne Bennett. Harold ftrrry. iloland lllrlin, IdxtKrr Mils. jitiw Hook, It (i b r r I ltresMate. lurley Brown, ft o n I d llryan. Jamea Ifurgeaa; Italnh Carroll. 0y C)rk, Roy Clary, fjurotlir clawson, fiean Cobb, Ikmn Coulter, Kdrd Crantrr, nlth "raford, Hontile Cunimlna. Ilfih Cuimlniham. Barbara Outer; Duana Dairy, Jmf (Mvldaon ml Davit, tVlorra Davla. Rich ard Orwey, Raymond IJtrarhl, Caro. lyn Donahoo; Darall Rdwardi. Mary Kdwarda. Tatrlcla tllia. Jr Erorrl. Ivan Epperlty, Jean Ivaiu; Sharon Fannlnf, Lenarrt PIlMitn- tont, Oary Trey; Donald Olfford, Marlrn Ollea, BUI Oordon: Boyd ttaitka. Btlt itanaen. Bill! Harper, Dolor 4 lirnry. Jorp)in llrrrma, Uobby Ulcka, Kny Jfoeflff, Itolwit lliuikliMoii, Tml ffoiwer, Vor. rla Howell, Rodney Jltiticliiiim; P'liilne Irwin; Kei) Joliiwoit, Robert Johiwon; I.yvotta Keffer, Jek Klrknam: Cecil Uiwt, ijmu l.uriu, linioJil 1-yon, tn f.urltl; Hilly Mbiiii, Robert Mrtl, Nor niu Jr-nit My, A d r n n MrOlurg, Mary Kilen MiColitln, ltrilrt Met let, Itetly Bile Mttrhrlt, Mildred Mit chell, Hilly Monk, Joan Monro, Cleoritle Moore, Jttia Moore, l)l Moore, Kilns Morrla, Patricia Muel ler t.toyd Mullen, Tom Mtirdoek, Lehman Myera; Irene NelH), Rijlh Nbiiola; Bliaimott Oldham, lirene Own bey; Jm k Palmer, I O. Payne, JoAnn Pflleger, Don n a Phtllljw, floyd Pierre, Jr., Wiaron Plume, Vivian Plan. Donald Pinner, Hherrlll Porter. Patricia Prattler, Oeneva Prince; Mamaret Quirk. Jtelen Qiiililfy, Charlea Qiitnnvrakl; Joe Rainwater, Walter Ramsey. Dnrlene Reed. fi Henn, James Rohttuum. tlarbara Roder, Mr taret Rodirera, Wands Rlrtiemnn, Neat Roberta, Connlanre floaa, Eu gene Roaa, Jeannettc Rutteen; Prank rtanto, Jacqueline rVott, Cecil Hlmmom, Kdttar Hkelton, Vera Hkelton. Melvtn Kmtth, Wllda Bmlth, Carol meera, Phyllla Sterling, J.ll llan Htllea, !avld Btnkea, Orvllle Swindler, Nadlne Bwiaher; John Thompaon. Thiwlor Tliompaon, Jamea Tockey, Pauline Toycen, Oregory Tyaon; Jerry Wattner, Alma Wakahlgo, Pcelda Waldron. Rota a Ward, Vernon Ward, Dmre Wafterbury. Patricia Weakley, Richard Weatlt erbe, Ronnie Whltecllff, Oerald Wllcher, ftuddy Wllllama. Perry Wtlttama, l,aurama Wltte. Patricia Wolfrum, Ijiwrence Wonaer. Philippine Hero To Get Medol MANILA, May 58 tAi Joey, Uie Plilllpi)ine' beet known war heroine, will get the tinned Htatr.v ltlglet civilian docoRtttcm Saturday m a xcil ceremony. Joey, In private lift la Mr. Joae flna V, Guerrero. During the war aha rlaked her life dally to get food and medicine la allied prteoner. She atao aun plled Oenerat Mar Arthur head quarter! with valuable tnteillgenct under the name of Joey. Her decoration will be the Medal of Freedom Willi a Silver Palm. The I). 8. army commander til the Philippine, Ma). Orn. Oeorge r. Moore, will peraonaily decorate her. The pecll ceremony will be at tended by Cardinal Spellman ot New York. Mm. Ouerrero la a leper. She la confined to the Tela lep roearium outalde ot Manila. Stoinfeifer Buys No. 1 Ticket i .1 ...m.ii.. i ..i mi ii .. i. I ) niH.Ha.iJ J Jl If" : 11 J.fijajw rihv,. W ' ( ; i it ; . . f , : m aAJa .UL2tt.1ldijJil'.J i.U t..J.ai.W dattr rt fur June 8 at the etrmterr. HUinwifpf paid $!00 for (iif UrkrU The sa to Kiripfrr (arid She ttt-Jtft wtr to iUt ftnernl puhitc, with tt procrcda Sn to the Shrine' crtpptetf chHdren'i procram. Ted liffvr. Irfl, i r hair man of dr romm litre, And rut Mhrin, rtfht, i prridat of the KJammtb Khrfn Hub. Band Trip Tickets At Local Chamber Pfrnoiw winning to he!s the Klam ath Uiitort htjth achoul tint'd finance 1U trip to the Rose mtivui t Pr!l!i(5 i June ear) get ticket ot meke contribution t the chamber of froronierce rfficea. Tl band la aelHnjf tlcketa to the Rose Pet!al, isikJ ilS receive fui! proteetia at the ticket aaiea for liw trip finaur. Whether people plan to go to the festlvai or not, they are unktrl to buy ticket or make wntlrHKitSora to help male the trip powlblf". The hand, considered one of the beat hlsfh tchooi ijattit in the Sorihweat, wiii participate to a slant mualcat extrayatsnra it the featlval. Hommeted Three Thousand Attend May-December Wedding HRU8HTOH. ft. Y.. May ? ( K bride nearly century old et tlrd down today with the "young, atrong man" he prefera Us a pen alon. It wa a gay "'fttiterln" wedding yeterily for tlnv. crippled Mr. Eliza Murray and 37-year-old Clar ence McOce, even though her wed diitg ring coat only SO rent. The lanky farm hand and hta bride (ent their wedding night at her mndeat home In Ihte rurai NorUierrt New York village near the Leak Found in Wickiup Reservoir MAUHAB, May 2 oV? A leak In the Wickiup reaervoir whlrh threat ened aerioua ourtalimetit of water in traxe for 60.000 acre, has been located and temporary repair are being made. J. W. Taylor, fonatrortion engi neer for the reclamation bureau, aald the leak wo at a geologic fault and ISO aecond fret of wafer had been pouring out of the reservoir. A dike 1 expected to halt moat of the leakage now, he aald, and In the aummer when the water level ta tow permanent repair will be made. When the leak waa ftral noticed the reservoir held 150.000 acre feet, ft now hold 12.0OO. It present ca pacity la 1110,000. Canadian border. The day wra pedal holiday for the 600 reafdtnt. by proclamation of the mayor, MeUee planned to Jl brokers wheel on hi buggy o that they could have a honeymoon ride. They weren't doles; ny public klMlng. Three thousand tpect&tort crowd ed In and around the little Metho d!t church In nearby Moria while McOee tllpped the J0-cent-ore ring on hi bride finger. "t couldn't klaa her with all o" those people looking on." he ald, beohfully. The Hev. Ijmvii McCortnelt, pas tor, ouleted the crowd with thl d monlahmfnt: Thia fa ju.it aa aacred at If queen were being married, or a if the richest persons In the world. Let ua keen It that way." Mr. McOee has borne seven chil dren, two of whom died In a high way accident. She lost her left leg- In the accident and now ha an artificial one. I Campaign Expense Statement Fifed SALEM. May S ijP! Campaign expense iafme!a filed with the atate department Thursday Includ ed; W. IS. Moore, Orartta Paaa, for state senator, t"G. Jack 5-'r, Portland, for asat aenator, iS3. Charles T. MePhersort, Portland. tvt atate senator, tS5. Resner W, Kullberg, Attoria, for state representative, tm. J. S. Oreenwood, Wenime, for atate representative, 93, Benjamin or legislature com mute, Marion county, 1140. State Rep. W. W. Cbadwick. Bsslem. for renomlnation. 97. Herman P. Hendershott, Eugene, for renomination a atate represen tative, !. Biane fj. Pliher, Sprtngfteld, for state representative, $29. Canadian Train Crashes info Creek LUNBBRECK, A!U May 2S fjp Three members of a Csstadlas Pa cific railway freight train ere were killed near here Wednesday nigiit when tne engine and seven car crashed lto liock creek wisere -i bndite ha been washed oat fey JiMxla. Lundbreck it tbout 10 miles west, of LetbbrisSge. The three kiiied were Engineer W. M, Donnett, Fireman Edtfard Lewi James and ffead-end Train- rjian a. H. Cripps. Ail live iss i Lethbrldge. j The creek, ordinarily placid, rose f suddenly faat mgrtt, awoltea by 1 melttag-tssow water. Chancellor Sued For Diorc Cff!CACS, Msy SS m Mr. M! Phelp ilsit-is!sii. if at Robert MynrrJ HuScfjftw, enncU lor of the Univewlty of t'hlftgo, filed uit for ivorc Timrsy ehargins deserSion, . , , She aaked custody of tw mlisor chtlsirejs and aSSmsiny and; sjppoi-t J Tij eostple'a three chlMren ttff rrafjees, a; iwinnt, 13. na. Ciar i, . Mr. Kutcftitta, sculptor an writes, h been living apart from tfi eflri cellar for more than a year, H haa been atajrlns at a aoatit ld hotel, whll she lived t "chfisti?o?' house" of tfea syx aity. ; Charfet Ftntlln Srjnsis : fafeovef na freen nominated by : President Traman itt be the new ;seereiry of sirkuiiure aueeeedfni ; Clinton P, Anderson wfo resigned ISransaa Is now assistant seeretarvj lof tne depaetment. - The freigst crew fead no wareini : of the wasnottt. The eagxat jtiaagtuei. :cara piiea oz) wp OS il. Navy Air Sign-Ups To Be Unlimited Navy recruiter John Marsh an nounced today that enlistment for the rating of naval aviation air crewman will be unlimited for the first week of June IMS. Tills program ti open to high MAKES YOUR CAR RIDE LIKE A '48 f AT'S BECOME SOFT PRESSURE I . JHE BUMPS? W S0AKS THEM UPI Y-aV xxsua'dsMmm . i I'J'VI INI WWW aasV t afaW v vm 1 1 j 1 1 v I ia -f j y : V. M tN IW tfM Orealrst talking point for 4S tnr f the tifw low prraaure ride lint you don't need a Dew car to enjoy the moat modern improvement. You ran pet KiaV Airlmrnea, that new Und of tSrr. 1'hey float your car on 1200 more cubic inclic of air st low pressure-...soak; up bump. At the game time, they are easy to aterr.pttl a safer foot on the road. And remera lier fhia, Fisk Airlornr St any rim. Ha neecj to change hrels. We can put four on yonr car lorJaT . and give you a liberal alio ance for your old tire. WHY YOU GIT MOM CQMf 07 nut iTttitwa lONQt CM. UFt t prtsirsv 9tf ftry (t m!m t thm humpt aWffW tWr Mr l-fc cm Mars mii, it DICK S. MILLER CO. 7th and Klamath Ph. 4103 Khooi grsduftJes only. Men inter teS t ciIttiRjf for the naval etr insets howld contrt your Jocal navy rcruit in room 307 Post Of- j tlct buUdtn.ff u soon as possible as it is suApectS that this prcrani j ul be lUted very soon. Enjoy ?3fJ,J, Kr, C&ffifort antf floj-itAtUr at the SUCKHORH MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Brink aer t m. -m o a a itaersi 4-?. 8t44TtCh t4 tLCCtB.t AM. ra- Mur Hrtlth la Oar Bucweas" Ht Mhrerct ca4 M4 Bcthc fit - m.Uta, Artariti. NHfi. , fcef w &a fr?. rlr Qtct4 Vc?e Rchc Act. . Kcstf C'fv flHr. r r-er-aTtr 41K4: rcKs KtxrcAL. arjtf-G SASJT.VXJI H ST. tr. D. ftKXMA.V WEXLER, 5rN-lr 0d 1 f if OrT! flTSI f 11 iM' Now is the time to FENCE New In Stock STEEL FENCE POSTS C 6 toot kiti. one 7 foot Jengtb ...... 95 C SK .JMfT SyfftY STEEL FENCE CORNERS S.50 Each STEEL GATE POSTS 5.50 EACH SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. 3Z2S So, 6fh What it takes to handle 19 Million calls a day -stV 1 - J j.. 1, Down the line come telephone snetnimenSe-.-ycur first Iktk wifii eq amazing gysteis. They're sensitive and compfex bat jusi a smaii part ol iha facilities required, to connect your home wish suiiloas of otarfs and handi nineteen mSUort calls a day. That's Pacific Telephone present sverage. In 1343 it was 11,006,006 caSe s dsy. 2. Intricate switching equipment like this roust be practiesiiy custom made and installed before telephones can be used. You've probably never seert it.but &' oa the job every time you inaka a call. And there's st2i mora to the story. Land and buSdings and other equip ment must be provided bU of it's expensive. 4. Wher doe the money com from? Miilions of new working dol lars,., needed to extend and improv aery tea... muat coma, not frota tela phoaa bills, but frota thousands of people who put their savings to work in the telephone business. To attract these working dollars, we must pay a reasonable amount for their use. Thia depends on the saia of our service at fair and adequate prices. Mml S. "Roadway of apeech'.telephose lines and esbSes ...have to be ready to carry the call. There's isearly fotsrteea million miles of wire now at work is the West ...end more is being added every day, Handling mora calls than ever in our hiatory keeps ail our facilities mighty busy along with the teiephoas people who asaa them, The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Compaq 8&3f feats 78,503 pa?is ws&fag tspgar S