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TRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SEC. tf PACE
Chiloquin
Kllaliitth - Ilnlliir, EiiuHhIi mid
)hylinl ettiiinthin liwlimtiir nt
(,'lilltxiuln liliih iiniol, hitii brim
having mivlou liHiku (nun the hliilt
mhool ntuitMit whrn tlipy flint miw
lirr nrw baby uliiltnii wnuuii. Hhe
plana lrUmrlv trli lurk rnnl
llrr (I'tllMil li out thl wri'k.
Vliltora of Mr. mid Mr. Orrry
Wolff 11 wrrk-ctiil wpib Or. L. B,
Crewman, lirail of the iti-mrlliirnl
of mitliriiimlnuy nt thr Unlvprnlty
nf Orriiiiii, nuit Anmlil Hliotwrll,
ilarntur (or the iminrum cm tlm
cninpua.
OumUiif Mr mill Mr Idiy fllru.
wr mid of Mr, mid Mr. C. K.
Kvrrett ln.it wrrk wcru Mr. nud Mr.
Km I C'oviiiittiiii ijrwpl Fniiiiii) ttiut
Ihrlr yuiuig tun. 'I he vuitor are
from II in Nun Rraiuiarn rritliHi.
licv Mm CiivliiKtiiiia iimthrr, Mr.
Kaftan, ttlan mitkra hrr lioinc. Onv
litittnit 1m rrrm'rrril irttm tlm itlr
plane crash liijmtr lie rrvrlvrd
lnl year mid lllrh hiiapllntlrrd
him fur aevern) r-k.
Mr. Hurt Albert atiritt Inat Writ
lpilny In Anhhuli! mid In Mrdfurd,
Mra. K1 Duty mid arr ami Normnn
er rPk-Fiid vlltir In (HlrhrUt
and In Crrarriit, Norman nt tended
the (Hlrhrtal arhuol taut yrar.
Two etw-tltm board arrvrd t)te
Kit Clillwinln iiwlmt at liuit Krl-
fly' primary. 'Hip day itrotip were
rhatrnmtl. Mra. Walter 7,lmmer
facltt; rlerk. Mr. O. . MrKrll,
Mra. Cyril Cook and Mra. Wayne
Nlrhati. On the cotmtinit bonrd
were chairman, Mia. Ituby lNelrr;
Judie, Mra. A. M. Zntllna; rlrrka,
Mra. lfcirl Nldml. Mra. Hoy lef
frnbarher and Mra. O. E. Hume.
The West Chlltxiuiti group arrvrd
for bath day and liliiht, flnlnhiiiit at
3 o'clock on ttnttmlay morimiif,
Thry wrre chairman, Mr. Ilrrt Al
bert: Judiie, Mr. Urrry Wolff;
rlerk. Mr. Hob Maltti. Mra. Clyde
Laeke and Mr. Ilrnry Johnatoii.
A total nf I Ml ballot wrre cant In
t Chlloiiim and 103 In Wrt
CltlloiUtn with the rrpiibUrnn party
raatlitg a majority of the voir, a
a Mjwrtrd III thl primary.
Tha Wrt ciulwtuin election
board were dlnnrr sural on Friday
evening, between the riolnic of the
poll and counting, at the home of
the William tlallimay. Mr. Gallo
way and Mr. Klla Darnr were
cook, and enrllrnt our.
At Uie Chltociuin bmlKrt meeting
lat Monday nlithl few city work
er' salartea were rained, A bid from
Ilabler Itrother of Portland waa
accepted for oillwi the cliy ureei,
and other matter taken care of,
'lite lentil court repair bid wa
turned down but Mayor lirrm
hope to contract the Job before the
week U over.
Mr. and Mr. Evan Weuon were
In (Southern California hut wrrk
and attended Krariiintion carrelae
at Sherman Indian arltnul In Kivrr
Ida before Uiey returned. Mra. Ncl
aon's auter, Pauy Crume, l a
mrniuer 01 too Hiauuntioa tn.
t The May merlins of tjie Itrpubll- ;
regular meeting HUM t gradua-
lion night t thtloqum high rhnol
nd titer have been ao many other
political actlvltle tin month.
A Chlloqutn lllor on Tluirday
wa Clifford Whlthttch, former
Chiloquin arhool tudrnt, who wag
home from Detroit, Mich., on fur
lough from the army.
Tulelake
American
Legion
Regular Meetings
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
t
Club Rooms
In the Kandra Bldtj.
Hour 1 p. m. to
12 Midnight
For All
Legionnaires
ax:
Mm. Kiiink DIDIIo wb under
iiburrviilliHi nt Kliimitth Knll
honpilal hint week, and returned
'i'hiiiMluy evening,
Willi Kttuliinlliin next week, In
tercut throiiKhotit the rominuiill y
la rtiiiiiinic hlkh on the poiuillilo
wllinria of the IM A' cup and the
Hubert Miir.kmt trophy. Ho mutiy
dd'tiot know how the two cup are
rut m il Unit mi ciplitiiatlim fol
low: The ITA cup la given an
ntiitlly to the oiitKliindlng arnlor on
the lollowliig bitl: elected nllliea,
suidrnt hiHly prrnldrut, 4; vice pre
Ulrnt, 3: accrrtmy or treiwurer, 2:
piti'llHiiirnliirlttn, aerkeniit-itl'tirut
or coimill inrmlirr. I. Cltii prwil
driit, II; vice prrililrnt, T, aecrrtniy
or trriiMiicr, 1, Yell leader, i. Kdltor
or anKtiinl editor of the acltoo!
pitprr, I imltit (It It la itti eli'tllve
otlti-et, Hrholurithip throughout the
four yrura run bring it totl of 4
point and rmwimhlp give ft total
of 7, one point for euch of the fol
lowing, connideriitlon of public and
private property, cooperation,
coiirtey. dependability, Initlittlve,
fnlritrn and imhmtry.
The Itoljrrt Mtiiknil trophy goe
to the ouuutndlng fienhman or
nophonmre on the hiil of the cur
rent yrnr' participation. Point are
gtvrn for many more thing than
In the M-ulor trophy.' Otflcr: any
Mudrni bly ofllre, B: else presi
dent. 6: oitirr da office, 3; club
president, 3; any other club olflre,
2; mrmlH-r atuilrnt Iwaly comnilttre,
chairman atudrnt tKjy coininll
tre, 1 ; chairman cliw committee,
'a; member claim committee, .;.
tirade: eS-nvrrage, 6 point: 811,
and o on until a IUO average
would btlug l'J' point.
CttienAhlp: ItrMirl card average
of I brtni' b point; 3 give 3, and
a 1. jiiil I,
Mu-jr: ulrc club member, 2; band,
orctientra or accompaniftt, 2: tti
ktruinrntnl oloit at program uch
a playing priiceaAlonal for com
nicnt'rinrnt, ' : olo ftltiger, i; trio
or moll group tlugrr, I. Juurnallnm
annual, editor-in-chief, S: other
staff memlier, 3; valuable RAnlntant,
J or 1. Iairr, edltor-tn-chlef, 6;
other Uff nemljtr, J; vnlub!
ltant, 1 or St. CliiloMtln JUvlew
school reporter, 2.
Btieech: I'lay. gpenkln part in
I-act piny, I; 8-cu, 3. lroniptr,
propcrtie. etc., 1-3. Hklt Jierform
anie, 'A. DoclamBtlon, local tontert
wlutien, I; contet with other
ncliouh, lt, li Slid, V4; 3rd, '4. TM
Incluitt any detion of the iec!i
hwtlviil. Dcbato team, first, S; ec
ond teuin, 'i (iiwctive thla 'fur),
HK-echea, participation In round
table or uy olo apeech before a
group or over rndlu,
Athletic: llrl awarded up to t
tilnt on OAA BXttvltlc, cotler
tton, klll and aportumaiwhlp by Uie
phyitjial education liwtructor. Buy.
fiHitball, lt team, 2; 2nd team, I;
manager, I. Iiaketbail, lt team, 3;
2nd team, 2; manager, 2. ItBMball,
lt team, 2; 2nd team, 1; manager,
I,
Mliwelliineou: Dancer In pro
gram, baton twlrler, ; club
member, 'i; coitteH winner auch ft
ull-tar team, popularity, eay eoit
trt, etc., l-f. Service worker In
library, cafeteria, ofilce, atiup, etc.,
from 1 to S depending upon amount,
done.
Malin
Mrmber of the American legion
auxiliary and Olr! Bcouut will be on
j the trecu of Matin Muturday to cll
j memorial popple, the annual pro
ject ol the auxiliary.
The popplca are made by hospl
i tabard veteran, and fund dertved
I from the u!e are ued to benefit
! familie of disabled veteran or
families of those killed oversea.
Mr. Klhel Hubert I potW
chairman.
Mary Hleykat, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. Charlie (jteyskal of Malin.
won a tale prize for her poppy
poster.
Among those attending the HllUh
Hhrlne temple Imitation In Medford
Haturday were Mr. and Mr. T. A.
OrMrrrltt, Mr. and Mr. Charle
Hamilton. Mr. and Mr. Frank Vtc
torltt. Mr. and Mr. V. Kallna, Rich
ard and Joe Halousek, Ivan Otto
man, Byron Jonnson, Mr. and Mr.
Cttrley Wilson and Junior Case beer,
alt of Malta
Mr. and Mr. Joe Hnttgtnnd of
HnnU Ilarbara, Calif., are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mr. Etile
Roberts of Maltn. Mr. and Mr.
Ilotigtand are aunt and uncle ot
Mr. Itubert.
Mr. Nora Netklrk ami Mr. Jake
Bllva ! Oakland, Calif., hav been
vlaltliHf at the homa of their atater,
Mra. John Ueber.
The pre-chool clfnfe wa helrt lt
week at the grade nchool with Dr.
Jack Martin and Dr. Beth Kerron
eiamtntnc 27 children, who will
enter nchool next fall. Mr. I,lovd
Mork tru chairman, itd bv Mr.
Lloyd Warner, Mr. George Bmattey
and Ml!ltcen( West,
A
Fortune fn Old
Stamps Stolen
NEW YORK, May 2 imA band
of burglar crude at cracking a
safe, but with an eye for value in
collectors' postage stamp ha en
gineered the largest theft known to
the trade.
fUamp valued between 170,000 1
and tBO.000 were Woien lat week- !
end from the New York Stamp !
company, police disclosed yeMerday, j
Peter O, Keller, executive officer j
of the American fttamp Dealer as- t
aoclauon, a protective trade group,
aid it wax the largest theft of
collectors' stamp he could recall.
The loot, consisting of several
million stamp, was pronounced
difficult to Identify, but dealer
ware warned to watch for them.
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PICKUPS
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919 KLAMATH
those tm
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out" of I
IMPERIAL
aoan
91.4 to be exact! Wtten purchasers of Imperial
were questioned in a nation-wide survey, 91.406 proved to be
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Made bf Hinm Wtlker It Son !nc,
Peorit, lit, S6 proof. Bkndi whisker.
The strttght whisklet in ihtt projuct
tre 4 ytiri or more old, )0 ititight
whiskey, 701 grain sennit spirit.
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MEDFORD TRAILER SALES
Announces . .
1st ilraraiwsary
and Grand Opening of Our
NEW TRAILE
Sunday, May 30 to June 5
Don't Miss This Timely Event!
K.YJ.C. will broadcast from our sales lot Sunday after
noon interviewing our guests Free refreshments will be
served at the store bar Also useful favors for ladies and
gentlemen
Hew Deluxe Chief 30 on Display "by Masterbilt
Trailer coaches exhibited are all new 1948 models with the
new look the New Splendor a shower bath in every
trailer coach-No extra cost.
Many Trailer Coaches look alike
but three ere "Outstanding'
asterbilt
ian -American
urdette
p
$1295 to $3895
h ' tat
f . ; i it I- I
a
CASH
GIVEN FREE
Wild each Trailer Coach purchoied during our Anniversary
Week May 30th to June 5th (No Extension.
ijj, :
-.i. it.
1
I ii nun-'
. SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Levely Miss Ma Burjiog
"Medforti' RstB Queen"
will demonstrate th new
Tuck-A-Woy Shswer Both
Don't mitt teetng her
under the shower.
Attention Trailer Owners
A straight 20 Discount will be given on oil stow pur
chasesnow is the time to get that new Divan, Electric
Refrigerator, Water Heater, Awning, Cook Stove, Oil
or Butane Heater, Choirs, Doily Mattress, Shower Bath, .
and host of other herd to get items, W '
Everybody Cordially Invited...
Come and See Come and talk Over K.YJ.C Radio Join
the crowd and have fun.
Open 8:00 A. M. to 8 P. M Including Sundays
MEDFORD TRAILER SALES
U.S. H-Way 99-At The Big Y
MEDFORD, OREGON
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