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MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1948 HI.RALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINI Vandenberg To Speak At Lions Club Junior rlnimher nf coiniiii-reo, Mondiiy, 0:4li p ru Wlni'iim hnlrl. l.loim rluh, Tumriuy noon, Wll hull Imlrl, illl-IIO I'liili, T'liiwliiy 7 p, in., Wlllnrd hotel Tiilrliikr lloliiry. Wnlnrntlny luiim, HiKii'lhiiiiin'H hotel. HiiiiiiiiimiIki dub, Thursday nnnn, I'ellciin wife. Klwiinl (lull, Thmiidny iinnii, Wlllnrd hnli'l. Itoliirv iluh, Filduy niMiii, Wll. turd hotel. John N. Hrrver Jr., eilltor-ln-clilrf d( the WrMern C'onsli union News, will nildieni tint Kuturv rluli this mk nn "Tlip Iteher I it i Kur Bun Frnnrlsrn liny," it plim to put locks nt the Cluldrn (lute nnd mnkn Him r'rnndnro buy n (rmli wuter luirbnr l.lnim will lirnr JuiIku UnvUI II. VuiHlnubPi'it nil Juvenile prolilrnis In Klillnnlll county. Itov. II own Ml Ilultrlilim will be proui 0111 chair iiiiiii fur Hip diiy. Jiiycres will meel fur buHliifts mill rnmplt'to drtnll nl Ihe niinuul biuil rrinttlit td br held (Hi Upper Kluinutli Inks nil Hundiiy. . Klcetlon nl officers will occupy fii-JO uiriiilirm nt n buMnrw meet lull which will Include Ironlnit out lliuil wrinkle of the dlmrlrt conven tion to be held In Klnmnth fulls on June M-IHJ. Kluinutli l''iills Hoi'uptitnthlA will linlil their ri'culnr innutlily buMurss inert Ilia thlii wen. ... Joe 1. C-'UIr ul the city sinools will put on tho proffritin lor the Kl wnnlit club. Sail Boat Racing All Set For Big Jaycee Regatta If W7 1 rRWbi The Jniee bout rciutla will Include ullliot rurliin. Ilie procrum of evrnn In belm lined up and will be miuiiuiired noon completed by the Jun'or chmnber ol commerce ponuirinr the how, the croud pml-Knr niinuul rclt on I pper Klnmulli litke, Thli photo wiii Ukrn durlni the 11)17 how by JunrS'Miller aludlo. Fire Laddies On Two Calls CMty fire Inddlen experienced bimy few minute lute Hnturdny nfternoon when two olnnin were tuined In within few inlnuten of riirh other. The drill cull cnuie nt 5:41 pm, finm the Holly hotel oil H. Ilth, where nwltchbox ' ijlvlni trouble. No dnumiie wan reiwrled there. While the rirhl truck m ntlll out, nerond nlnrin come In, thin one at 47 pin. from the Oreiton Avenue lurnKe, where defective wirliiK rniuied n imnll blnze In nn nutomo bile. nyatnndern took enre of thnt file by the time the firemen arrived, nd the deportment didn't even hnve to unroll their hone. Home dnmnue win reiortrd to the automobile. Regatta Plans To Be Talked At Meet Tonight Luteal development and plum for the Juyr.ro bonl rrnutUi timed lur Uundny, June Yi. will be dUicut e(l nl the dinner inerllnii UuilKOt, Moiiduy, wl 11.46 nt the Wliicmn. Coinmlilre heud will report on nctlon Uiken uud tnml plmm, Art Trlrbwniuier, reKntUi chiilrmnn, nuld t(Kluy. Ptdiiilnliiit Miiuo added (ruluren to the evcnliui protirnin, Mwrlnl out-of-town unmix, the newly elected prekldenl. vice prrnldent, mid dlreeuirt of Uie Omnia I'nwi orituuliuillnii, have been Invited to Htlciiil the mecllnit. I'urlriillh of the queen cundldnU-K, which wcio mudc by Kvcriirccn aludlo, ufurr tho tflrla received In dividual Imlr myllnit by Velum mid Muckuy of the Uidy Klnmiilh ilrnuty ahop, nrc now on dloplny In the window of the Uun Htorc, The Rlrla are m-IIIiir rrKHlla bul Uma which ennble the purchtutcr to vote for hla fnvorlte cundldut In the qucen'a rnce. The tlrl hav hiK the moat voles will be an nounced mi queen at the annual bnll Wedneuliiy night. Mother's Crazy Quilt lly FRANK Tltll'P UoKethrr at old time qulhlnif par- There i. wudnm in the orovero I r? Aunl Ulnah had one. rcmem- ! that man mukea lilnuelf an au If i r. from which a lovealck awnln he iKK-a about eoundinii hla I "Beelnii Nellie Home." dreuma. Ho here both another whirl ! Almoal every narmenl women an I . at mnklnii one of mlf-lor I had ; ir children wore waa made at a drenin. which I here cximund. 1 1'0"" '" P"" Rx1 choaen wll.i At aunrlae Uie buut ol tiahermenM i Jralou enre. For niectln' gowna outlKwrda awakened me III Ihe I m-lhinti apruce dreaamnkerj ; midal of a prlcclcw fnntnuy. I win j 'f dollar a day and keep. 1 ooiiimuiiluv with acorea of brlllnuit 1 Ir"n nU:hca left, women traded llitlo Miuurea of cloth, a joyoua I with feh other, mostly calicos anl Inoauliilc Interview. I dreamt Out : Klimhnina, to give variety u thj I alept beueaih a rhapaody ol color, 1 nxliant craity quilt. When, after a craiy quilt which my nmUic, "y lumplll houra the little plrcea imade-ahe and her frlonda. i w'ere hand-sewed Inlo a bed-atied w l? nlS-Ha?1 I..... Vi u.., w,r.w .1 . i,e .i ! S"n.eilme ihey made a comfort- wna from a Utile bluuae I used to able like this: Flrat, underlining Keno Mr. Ed Ilruwi) It building a homo on Uie property he bouant tome .lime ago. Ii luces Klamath river near the Karl tkhclcr home. Arthur llolluwuy, atuueiu pilot o( Uie airplane mi.ili in ihe Klunuiui river on Turauuy on Inc biiuwauu) ranch. U a realdeni ol Keno. Wnilo the monupiune was quite budiy duiiittgcu, ilolluwuy was lurlunuiu to eAcaie Willi a luiuur cut on one leu and badly aliuaeii up. 1 lie Uie Hon Aircrull cuiiipuny removed Uie plane and hauled il to Klnmnui l'nllt the tame aiternoou. Mr. and Mia. Uine Hmllh Jr. vl.Mlcd ul Uie home ol Mrs. riuiiui a mouicr, Ant. ola Proclur, ol H ,iein, over Uie Memorial uny vaca Uun. II waa Die Ural tune Inc ItrundiiiuUicr had teen her tcn-montii-Oiu Kiniiuaou, l-iio jrd. ir. and Mra. HiniUi rir. nuended u uie alore Uulurauy aliernoun. Mr. and Mia. llruce i-uidy called al uie itira. Joe r'oaier nome over Uie wcea-euu. Aita. i'uru, a titii'i' O! Uie lule Joe ritaier, M couniy achoul tuiivriuteiiueut of coos couniy. Air. and Mrs. Wulior Foaicr, ol AmiIuiiu, tpenl Uie weck-oua wild Wuikert uiouioi, Mia, ooo roaic auu ivir. uuu Mi's, f'oaicr oenvvr ol AmiIuiiu, loiuier rcaiurnui oi rwuuu, aino viaiicd Airs, h'oatcr. Air, uud Mia. o. lj. Ilolurouk ul Kianmui fans Viaiied Air unu nira. C. n. WatcinutUiu buuuuy. luo in, my Iricuu ui ut. vruicrhoj.'.f, wno hua uocn ocuiasi cuiivu rcuiu ary a, aro pienaeu to Irani sue it now nUie to oe up purl oi uie utiie. 1 Hoy lliuaniiw i.liiHliiu piuiuiuii houl 6u iicrrs of poimous Uio puai wcca, XJoug i'ucKuli, nus a mow tuning apuus ill Henley Uiia week. I'li'U liiirnc, who lecenlly sold thu Uuiuoow cuiv, has purchuaeu the old post oillce builuing ifom Uun Douhi una plans to ouuu a home by lidding living quaruiri to the buck ol the builuing. Mr. and Mrs. Wllhum Cloddnrd were mnrrlcd Siilurdny In Klaninlll Fulls. Tho Keno community guvs them a cliiiilvnrl Hundiiy ovonlng. They will muko their homo In Keno. was atreichcd upon a quilling I frame Next the cotton bau were It waa some seconds beforr I 'spread, thick for bluer cold, or Uun j reahud Uml I'm a man now. n ; or mll()cr mghu. Tlien Ihe gonte ; raUier old ono. and Uial In Anna l , pt.hwork lopaide was unfurled, jroom coo-hooed my llflh grand- The wotilm pn,,ed to name most i child, nicknamed "Turk" lur hu',v.r M,u. .Ild ,.ii ho wor, ,he great grandmother, ahr who made dlTM ,rom wnlcl) lt C4m(!t wlll Ihe wonderful quilt under which I . ()mlw ,or mtr caay word, for funded I hud spciil a nlghl I II : ol,rrs- dreadful taalc. long rrmemocr. Tie more agile hei)eri crouciird . : beiienlh the aprendlng frame to re- Why, you arntiinentul old fool. I eclve with nimble fingers and re thought, as rrttwpcctiuu brought j turn Uie threads to which the me to my creaking age nguln. Un- autudtiiR ladles lied fuzzy woolen willing lo dlamist my reverie, I 1 knots on top. cloned my oyct, relived my dream ! n wat quile tome Uak to makj and saw mother a patchwork quill ; a quill bul when Iwas dune it pack plainly nt I did when Jum boy -Ihe polkadols, the checks and ttrlpes and plaids of Uie happy lHnOa. Yea, there waa Uie little blue aquurc, sewed next to one like mother's pretty dieu, BKiiln.il which I my nenu nuu icuneo unu iruiiicu I ui any my pruyeia. There was the denim aqunrc from my pop's slur., the kind he worked in on hla en gine, one of Aunt Lib Turk's apron one ol Ellle llurgras ami bonnet, a number Unit 1 knew. I could Iind a lot of familiar squares, so ollrn had my mol her named them all nn I told me whence they cume; as if by family Irgend lo hum! down a directory of 1 1 lends nnd kin. That quill wns gone, 'twna stolen, and I think I know by whom, Twa.i a menu theft from nn old woman bul none can rob me of the precious memories of It which arc nunc. Are you old enough to remember how those pa lob work quilts got put rd much more than warmth. It was an Holograph of frlendt by scores, a diary of bygone days, a catalog of olden styles; an heirloom of skill and thrift, a wondrous work of love and tender sentiment yesteryear's valentine. Ilut alas, Aunt Dinah's qullung puny is no more. Today's swum area Nellie home from a night club more likely takes her to anoUicr. Church To Show Color Film Here The color film, "The Ood of Cre ation," widely known for both its religious nnd scientific significance, will be shown at the First Christian church. Olh and Pine, at p. m., Thursday. Producer of Ihe motion picture Is Dr. Irwin A. Moon of the Los An geles laborntorlrs of the Moody In stitute of Science. The film la one of a series which Includes "Ood nl UNION MADI 12 0 "7 WORK ClOTHINO SHIRTS WORK PANTS OVERALLS STORE FOR MEN "Vbull agree .VU3 ' Sicls Select BEER ' IICKS' IRIWIN4 COMPANY. 1ALIM, ORIGON NiIOmOI w.u, rMt tt OtttiiaiUM ' ' And A Hot Time Was Had By All BKLLINOIIAM, June 7 oi'i The second annual lumml Blom mbih (wurrieri water carnival wound up last night after three days of dancing, hind and water sports, flying circuses and sal mon baking. "Shadow of Vnldcz." a dark horse entry from Suunlch, B. C.. won the II -man war canoe race yesterday afternoon, copping by two lengths from "St. Kathcrlne" of Kupcr Island tribe. B. C. In third place was the Saanlch "Number 8." Eleven canoes were entered. In the women's war canoe rac ing, "Rainbow II" of Chemalnus Bay. B. C, won. followed by the Kuir Island women In "St. Kathcrlne." The lumlx lummis. In "Little Beaver." were third and Inst. Ynklma tribesmen from Top penlsh frntured the spectacular war dancing and they also won the busebnll championship with a 9-0 win from lumml. Scientists Put Browne In As Prexy The Christian Science board of directors In annual meeting toduy in Boston, Mass., declared thut democratic government is the In strument llnoiicli which an Irre sistible spiritual force is being channeled Into the affairs of men, and urged Christian Scientists lo work strongly nnd actively for the defense of free governments throughout the world. The directors' statement high lighted a series of paiera and re ports made al the annual meeting, uud slresncd the renaissance of religious activities throughout the post wur world. Incoming president of Ihe board Is Hurry C. Browne. Browne was born In North Adams, Muss. In IbOO he bccuine Interested in the theatre, and lor 25 years toured the Untied Suites and Canada as an nclor. He later took a position us production director lor the Columbia Broadcasting system, leaving In iu:il to devote his full time to Christian Science. He has been first reader of the First Church In Boston, Muus., and In 1941 was elwted to the board of lectureship. He Is abo official speuker lor rudlo programs broad cast from the First church. Cltlw.r UOleviirfoirl McLivitlCK tlf , Ihe church were reported. Includ- j ing supplying Ol loou. meruiuie and clothing to Europe and the untitle on nf a network nf InitlL ! welfare committees through which supplies can De cnauneieu uj un placed persons and others In need. ilVllini; Tfitf Edit or President 'Jr. A ' ' iri . ' -A ' lImhwI m Mtvmnm) 1 r inn Harry C, Drowne of Hwton, Mm. U the Jiwominjc prenident of the C'hrUlian Krlrnre board of directors, which In holding lis n nuiil meeting In Bo ton today. Water, Milk Sanitation Problem In Wake Of Flood i J enter prlDtrd bcr riqiI not be ' oniei than 6 on word, muil be written Irfibly on ONt Rlt)K of the ' viptr, and mutl bt ifurd by the i-orrorl NAME AND AOIHUIHS J the writer Conlrtbollon f1lswing I het rnlt r wrrmli welrnmed Bly Scouts Attend Meet BLY, June 6 The Bly Boy Scouts troop attended the Modoc rendez vous at Dog Lake May 29. 30 and 31. Thcrw were 27 scouts with Scout master Spike Armstrong and Com mitteemen Les Cummiiigs, Joe Ken dall and Earl Urnhnm. Assistant Scoutmaster Bob Wlnflcld and Mrs. Winfleld came up Sunday. The Bly troop made a very credit able showing In competition with Uie many other troops attending the cumporee. The weather was cloudy and while It rnlned a few times, everyone mnde out very well. At the monUily board of review for Scout advancement held Tues dny night the following Scouts passed: Bill Plummer. second class; Alfred LnCasse. safety merit badge: Robert Winfleld. pathfinder, music and machinery merit badges: Dale Chltwood. public health and Its planning: Lloyd Morehead. reptiles; Hnrold Winfleld. public health: Rl drll Stonebrnker. farm home nnd Its planning. OBJECTION CHILOQUIN, Ore. (To the Edi tor i Will you please put this in your paper. I would like to know who gave permission to this Cress man lo dig around all over the In dian reservation for Indian rock, stonecrult and arrowhends. We know what they are looking for. For years Roy Oienger has been sifting ashes in Indian graves for bones and beads. He takes school children In his car and has them Hunt fnr rnclrft Arid firrOW'headS. They give It to Oienger lor live cents each. The Wolffs is Just as bad as Leroy Oienger. They go arouna ana sut an uie uuoiais ground on the reservation. We want the stone craft left on the reservation. The white people should give them all back to the Indians. It Is stealing If Uicy don't. I wonder what Roy Oienger would think U we would dig up his old lather nnd put him In our mu seum. We don't wanl them Oregon students to dig around our reser vation. I will write to the Indian office In Washington, D. C, about this Cressman. I have land on Williamson river. I don't want any ghouls digging around on my place. It will be Just too bad for them U I see them there. w Vnnw u'k not to find out the I evidence of human habitation be fore the eruption ol Alount aiaia mn. It's Just an excuse to sneak around and dig up things what's under the ground. F. SMITH, . Chlloquin. the Atom." previously shown In Klamath Fnlls. and "They Live For ever." There will be no chnrge. but a fiee will offering will be taken to defray expenses. The public Is Invited. New York Populotion Gains By Million NEW YORK. June 5 nPi New York City, as of last January. 1, had nn estimated population of 8.005,000. a gain of more than 1.0O0.000 In the last three years. The estimate was prepared by the Industrial and development de partment of the Consolidated Edi son company. A GRAND OLD CANADIAN NAME PRODUCED IN THE U.S. A. Under tha Dlrat Suptrvhltn tf Our Ixpart Canadlaa Btanrltr CORBY'S lie light, soclabl bland. II il our linear belief you'll noy Its imooth, satisfy ing mellowness. Next lime ask for CORBY'S. .a fine whiskey. ZB lFr fcKIB WHISK Jfjlfr "m quart pint fjjrj "2 jJjP $3.35 $2.10 . COBBY'S Two Southend Outfits Here Softball teams from Tulclake and Merrill are due in town tonight II It doesn't rain both scheduled to play at 7:30 on Modoc field. How ever, they won't oppose each other. The Tulclake squad Is down for a game with Knights of Columbus and the Merrill outfit will go up against Weyerhaeuser. The games are on the regular city league schedule. At 8:30 the Moose team will play Calhouns and Ashley Chevrolet meets Telco. The Ashley team currently leads the Softball league with three wins and no laws, tied with Four-Star Merchants at that figure. The Tulc lake Vcti are a step back with two wins and no lasses. By BILL JOHNSTON , PULLMAN, Wash., Juno 7 m j Much of the Hooded Northwest has water, water everywhere and not a drop fit to drink. From North Idaho to the Oregon coast and across Canadian prairies, flood victims lace the problem of getting pure water and milk. There won't be enough health ex perts to advise everybody In some communities, so the sodden sand bag brigades will have to become sanitation specialists, too. Oliver Johnson, Washington Stale college sanitarian, has some know how in such matters. "All milk should be pasteurized and all water boiled until positive assurance Is received from health authorities (hat danger of contam ination Is past.'' Johnson says. He offers this formula for pas teurizing milk at home: Heat to 170 degrees and cool Immediately or heat to 145 degrees and hold the temperature for 20 minutes. If you don't have a suitable thermometer, bring the milk to a boll and cool It immediately. Household water should be boiled 10 minutes. If your well has filled with flood water, here's what Johnson sug gests: Pump the well out thoroughly and allow It So refill. Then add one quart of sodium hypochlorite solution i common household bleach) per 1000 fallons of water. Htlr the solution into water in dug wells with a long pad dle and wash down the walls. For driven or drilled wells, the solution must be pumped Into the bottom of the well through a long hose. Next, pump the treated water through the entire water system un til you can detect the odor of chlor lng at every faucet. Then the fau cets should be cloaed and the solu tion allowed to stand 12 houra. Thirty-six of Idaho's 44 counties contain minerals of commercial Importance. 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