Herald and news., June 11, 1948, Page 11, Image 11

f RIDAY, JUNE 11, 1948
HtRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE ELEVEN
Western Mail UBag
Pioneer Loop Is Movngest
In Organized Baseball .
Ily IIAIIOI.II V. ONIIOIINK
OCini'N, Utah, June 11 Tl Anyone who would drive (Hill mill' to
ftrn a iliiu O himrlmll iiiiiiip oillllil to Imvo Ills head exulillliril.
Anil Milliliter Itiipiil I'Coiiiuiy ) TIiiiiiiimiim of Hie Hull I.uki Clly
tlpra, Un't too iiiiiii Unit ilowm't Include the 1'limrrr league's players,
who miiiirlliniii Imvo to drive Unit (iir to play III mm.
i In the I'Miiinileil I'ltiiii'i'i' nKt-iip this year, tviiiim mmtntliiit'it piny In
limit I'ulln, Muni , anya 'riiiiiiinnii, wlitum Ili iu nro lino (or Uin III nL
mini mi ii nrw mini Uli. "You're Jul nut (o anutf."
' 'l'liiiiiiiniiirn Hux'illnii Hi'iiim lo lie Ijuiiic out ly tlio rrnulU In tlio
Vllil mill Hiiuly loop lor Ilio flint third of tlio IIMH aciiMin.
Tliiouuli Kiiimn of Juno 7, the olulit tcaum' upota In I he stnudlnita
Void Hi kijh'IiiI III Inverse rullo tr tlio duiuncca tlioy Imvo had to rldo
- (ho iiioio tlio travel, tlio lnwrr tlio nuncllns.
The liliiho I'lille IdiMeia, In tho league leadership mine the opening
i guino April 27, often In laat pluro
uud cun rutly In aevruth, nave uouo
JSTAN DINGS
I ah wi;kt i.t:A(ii'K
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lllovlllo 21 Vi
sSulitii Kuan 'JU 17
KUlimlh I'lilln 17 Itl
iiirvlll IN 17
Id (lilum 17 17
MiiiioiiI 11 18
Willimii IU J I
I'ltu Inn ii M 111
l..Vtt.ltlAY'fs ItKM'l.TM
Umwllc VJ. KruililiK J.
l'ltUIJUIU IJ, HlllHll KOMI U.
Mi!lfiVllln b, Wlllown '1.
Klnulh ! ii I li-Mrtll unt. mill.
Pit.
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VKSTr.llDAY'S Itrsl'l.TH
1 lolly wood 13, Lou Aliurlm 4.
Oiiklumt 8. H.iriiimrnti) i.
Hull Uli'Uo 1, Hcattln U.
bun Klnni'lKO At Purlliilid, pool
ponrd.
NAIIONAI.
New York
ltkr,(on
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Philadelphia .
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CIllrnRrt fl. Nrw York 4.,
Pitt.ilinmh 4. Hmnklvn 1.
llcuton to. Hi. Umm 2
itjiily gumm achrriulrd )
3612 miles to iiiorl Inoir opponents
llcio la how the loiiina lino up in
order of their standing, with total
dlriliiiK-oH truvclod uud tho average
length for oik.'Ii ucAwcon-giune hop,
for ciicli club:
liliilm r'nllx, 24110 mid 277; I'oi u
lollo 21140 noil 206; Twin Knlla, 2263
mid 2!0; Hull Luke Clly 2(1.10 mid
274; OkiIcd 2620 uud 2X0; llolno 3003
mid 300; Clrrut Knlla 3612 uud 361;
mid Illinium 3232 nnd 3xu.
Quito Inildontnlly lo Iho rffrrl on
tlio Irumir Knell. It ahollld bo Holed
tliul the lotnl nillra trnvclrd for thr
iirru.ll nrnrly 70.000 for tho arn
on probubly i.:nkr tho I'lonror
IriiKiin tho triivolluiioiit rluim C loop
In tho country by bl iniirKlu.
Orrut Knlla plnycra will Journiy
Mime 10.600 nillra Ihla niiMiuirr to
top the Irnuue. mid Twin Knlla Iron
moil, with the lonat cm nro nf ar
OUlrllitf anddlo aorra, will gn about
0700 nillra.
Of coiirhe, Thompaott olnta out.
mil Junipa aa the Orrnt Kulla
Ilolao hop rouuhly niunl to the dla.
tnnco from Portlnnd lo Hun Frnn
rlai'd. Donvor to Kamiu City or Nrw
York lo Clnrlniintl- of(rn. but not
nlwnva-come with it dny olf be
tween iimiioa.
And how do the plnyera tnke nil
thla ahuttllnii about from one Hirer-1
Rnmo atund to the next?
"Well, of rourae there are ntwaya j
one or two who do a Utile Krowlliui."
SUB nya Ihomuaon. hlmarlf a veteran
b:M , of laat yrar mminitrrlul chorea !
.6.V1 1 with' the Urea, mid many yenra with ;
: the Moalon Ilrnve. Ht. Ijulu ilrowna
.621 I and Chicago White Sox. :
.466 1 "Uut when we're riding along In
.4 (8 i our romfortnbltt bin and are aotnr
.302 I poor farmer awenting it out In thr !
wind nnd dual. I juat nk 'em how
Ihry d like to be riding a Irm tor j
aent dny after dny. Thnt alwaya :
ahuU thrm up
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'l ony iile rralnrd Hie world
mldillrwrlcht lllle laal nlglll ly
knocking out Itorky (irailano In
three ruunda at Newark, tlraxlano
auffrrrd a rotiruaalon but waa re
porlrd all right thla morning after
a good nlgbt'a alrep. He waa due
fur a pliyalral rherk-up today.
AMIHU'AN I.KACt't:
Clevelnnd 2 13 .M3
New York 27 18 .00 !
Philadelphia 38 ID .608 '
WaJihlllglon 24 24 1 00 1
Detroit 23 25 48 ,
noaton . 31 35 .457 I
Ht. Lollla 18 38 .40(1 I
Oilmen 13 50 .280
VKNTKItKAVS It I Ml. IS
Philadelphia 10. Detroit 4.
nrntnn 14. Cleveland 7.
Washington, 6. Ht. Iiula 4
(Thlrngo at New York iHt)oiied.
rain.
IIKOAIX'AKTINCi
WAHHINCITON. June 11 i'.-The
Mercury llroadcaatlng coniimuy. 4
Portland. Ore., haa been granted a
conatrucllon premlt by the com
nitinlratlonji eommluilon.
Tho jiermlt la for a atnudnrd
broadcaat atntlon on 121)0 kilocycles
and one kilowatt power, operating In
dnyllme only.
It Paya lo tine the Want-Ada!
Ashland Plans
Big Fourth
ASHI. AND. June 11 i.Sxcll
Bpfdftl cntrrlalnmrnl lor younn
Mrrs of nil itKra B monthi to 80
yrurft will be In nunc fur thone
iitlrnillntt the kiuiuaI Fourth of
July rrlrbrutlon to be hrld In Ash
limd thlx vrnr, accordiiiK to flrnry
Kndt-r.s. ( Imirnmti of thr plmmlng
ronunlili-f.
Kvriitft M'liodulrrl for thp rnjny
mrnt of the younger holldnyUUt will
Include ninrn mul contU In Ash
land beautiful Mthln pnrk, a
KIkiiiUIc piimdp with bicIh! chil
dren h entrlrn. a cnrnlvnl with all
Mru of rules mid Rnmrs. and a
s)rrctnculnr llrrwnrks dtsplny.
Older youiiKtrra will be offertd a
DUKcbnll ftnmr between the two top
tenrnx of the Routhrrn Oregon
Irnitue. a mlep fenturiitft acme of
thn bfist horwmnmhlp yet to be
nern In the vnllry thin itprlnic. and
SFvernl diincrs nt the Anhlnnd
armory.
Tony Zale Regains
160-Pound Diadem
NKWAKK, N. J.. June II M) 'Hk
chnniplou who cniue. buck, Tony
2nlo charted a fighting future Uxlny
over the proalriite form of Ifxky
Ururluno,
Kulo, the lindrrdog, regulnrd the
world'a middleweight tide by knock
ing out Orazliino, Juat na he pre
dlctrd lie wound, In the third round
of their third encounter.
Although 34, Znle Immediately
proclnlmed lie would not retire. He
offered to fight nil (.omnia nnd do
ctored: "I fori like I'm going the other
wny ngnln- buck to youth."
Marcel Cerdan nf France waa the
Dr. Engelcke New
Retriever Chief
Dr. Itiiymond II. Kngrlckc la new
prealdent of the Hhnata Cnacndc rn;
trlrver club, taking over for the
coming year from Hnl Hhlriler who
wna eleirted to the club'a bonrd of
dlrrrtora,
Hnl rtotrork la the nrw vice
prealrtent, Mra. Krnncea Wntklna.
gecretnry. and Zeno Dent, trenaurer.
Ijirrv Wntklnn waa alao elected li
the bonrd of directum, along with
Bhldlrr. replacing Pat Montgomery
and Jack Ilalea.
The local club hna been Invited
to take part In a trial nnd picnic
with mrmbera of the Portlnnd club
at Kugrne sometime In the near
future.
boxrr mi'iitlonrd aa Znte'a probable
next opjionent, providing Cerdnn
tnkra buck the European title from
Cyrllle Dclannolt of Belgium July
10.
Doth of the prevloua flghU be
tween tho polaed, allent Zale and
the rough and rugged Oralsno went
alx rounda, but Znle needed only half
thnt luat night. He floored Orazlano
after lean than a minute of the flrat
round, then luat the aecond when
Kocky ciiiiin aurglng back.
Hut In tho third Znle waa abao
lute mnater. He downed Ornilano
for the count of acven, twice had
him hnnglng on the ropea, and end
ed mutlera with a tremendoua left
to the hend after 1:08 mlnutea. In
between all thla punlahment Orazl
ano krpt on swinging.
The crowd numbered 21.497 In
Rupiiert atndlum, paid a groan of
S336.MS. which wna brought to
J405.040 by 145.000 for radio and
25,0')0 for movie rights. Television
wna bnnned by the promoters.
Znle weighed I584 and Orazlano
168'v for the match, set to go IS
rounda.
The betting odda favored Orazl
ano, aa champion, 5 to 12.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT l( f. TO ( RKUirOKl
Nrtlr ii hereby given lhat th undar
Icnefj rial nn appulritad aiirnlnlitrator
of thm ailal ut Anthony Cvaratt OiUtrn,
alfi known aa A. K. Oaborn, by lha
Circuit Court of Klamath County, Ore
Son, and all persona having c-lairna
against aald lata are hero by notified
Ui present the aame, wllh prrrper vourh
en, Ut the aald admlniatralor, at SuJle
1. Meltiaae Building, Klamath Fall,
Oregon, within alx moot ha of the data
of thla notice.
lat4 IhU Jit day of June. 1049.
HOHEHT I.. MAUUKHHA.
J. 4-tl-U-U; Jl. aNo. l.B.
The undanilgned haa been appointed
by aald court administrator of aatd
elate. Notice ta hereby given to the
creditors of drrcdant to present their
rial ma, duly verified aa by law required,
within tlx month after the flrat pub
lication of thla notice, to the under-
lined at mi Main Street, K la main
falli, Oregon.
Dated and flrt publlihed thla Uth
day of June. Itfl
THOMAS J. ANNKKBAU,
AdmlnUlrator,
J. tt-.a-3.ii Jl. a Nu, ao;i.
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
8TATE Of OftCGON FOK KLAMATH
COtNTY,
NOTicr, is urnrnY owr.s. that the
undenlgned adnilnlatrator of the eatate
of MAHtiAHKT C. (1AI.DWIN, deceaaed.
haa filed In the Circuit Court of Ihe
HLate of Oregon, for Klamath County,
the final account of hla aaid admlnlatra
tlon of aald eilete and the court haa ap
pointed July 10, IfMH, at 0 A. M
o'clfjrk aa the time, and (he Courtroom
of aaid court aa the pla a for lha hearing
and settlement of aald account.
DATED thia lit day of June,
WALLACE T. BALDWIN
Administrator of the Eatate
of Margaret C. Baldwin, da
ceased. J. 4-II-18 2&No. ITS.
NOTICE TO f'RKftlTORft
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON
EOH KLAMATH COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER Or THE ESTATE OF
LAURA BELL ANNEREA V, atao
known aa LAUREITC BEIX AN-
NKREAU. Deceased.
Bankers To Hold
Portland Confab
BAKKR, June 11 m Ban'lcrri
reprrwiuliiK )ch(1Ihk banklnK ln
gtltutloiui at the United Htau-s and
CRiinda hnve sent In reservRtlona
to,, attend the annunl convention
of Ute OreKon Bnnkerrt aiwiociRtlon
here next Mcindny and Tuesday.
More than 200 reservations have
been received at thta date.
Out of Ore-icon reservations have
been received from (Seattle, Ran
PVaneiwo. Lou AiiKeles. New York
City. Salinas, Rait Lake City, Bos
ton and Vancouver, B. C.
Official Warns Of
Overtime Action
SEATTLE. June 11 W. Frank P.
Polnif. president of the Waterfront
Employer nhoelatlon of the Pacific
Coat. aald Wednendnv that pay
mien In "Ihounanda of labor con
trncU" will be voided aa a reault of
the aupreme court decision In the
"overtlme-on-overtlme" suit.
"Thin derision, and the result It
is bound to have, resemble closely
what happened In the 'portal-to-porinl'
case." Folsle said.
"If we are to avoid chaos and
wholesale bankruptcy, we must have
corrective leelslntlon In the form of
the present Ooodwln bill."
Serve plain rice pudding with
canned apricots plus their syrup
for a delicious dessert.
WE BUY
USED GUNS
Appraisal Free)
HAL'S
Sport
531 Main
Shop
Phena 5569
LEGAL NOTICE
MtTH r. iNvmsu nni
The rnmmiiti Cntinril of the Cltv of
Klamath rails. OreV'tn. will receive
separate seatrd hhta f-r Ihe fiscal veer,
heelnnln July il mn In June .loth !
l4. tn'-lusivr at the IVllce Judaf's Of i
fire tn the t'ltv Hstl tip In and 'nrliid'ne
o'clock. I M . June Mlh, IMS, on the ,
follow tiia
I- Meoulremenls for the flsca' veaf of
iprilmatelv Kmn fallnns nf
starolsrd rasoltni and approximate
v enu rall'tns molor nM. ftlt tn he 1
delivered In harrels and faolne In ,
tnk true- dellvcrtra to the Cllv
r;aree. C'tv Fire Ktallnn. and
rVtunlc'oril AlreArt. as rxwded
1 The CHv'a rrnolrfmrnta Inr the
f'lcal ve-ir fnr 4, H And 10 nW
t'tes and tuee, to he taken by the ,
rty as needed
3 The t-earlv servlrlne nf cltv nftce
entilprttml fflf (he f'"-l wc. J.ilv I
1i tn June )th, lt)40, con-"
l.t'r.f nf
T n.tval Tt nen-rttera
7 I 'i"("wml Ti ne'-rlter
1 t-in Model Varchanl Tilcutalnr
1 Muprlsti-nrtd Aitdbif Vtrhlnes
mids to Im Itemized anrt for serv
Irc ontv. and ne-od parti will he
i"lf ' -r setts rnc-
4. T'n C'tv's reoiMrements for the fls.
cal vear f -r 'Vr'rir llarht e'ots lo
te taVcn hv the Clly as needed from
t'me In lime
I pe'rtnr' meats for the fiscal year
AM hifls ! 'nclnde mentt for one
vek. The Tllv reerA-es th rlehl
tn hive t-e meals taken at the etie-re-ful
h'rtder'a pt-e huslneea or
eH'ered In the Cltv J
The Common Council rcrvei the
r'ehl to rlert anv and a" til-ts nn the
a hove roit'oment and uno"es. In rtart nr
In full, and enrh hid wiM 'e awarded
tO the most tt-iirv h-r
itnn'Mtn iTitorlC,
Nillra Judffe.
J s n ll -Nn. 170.
BASEBALL
TONIGHT!
3 Game Scriei Fri., Sot., Sun,
REDDING vs. GEMS
7:30 P. M.
GEMS STADIUM
Tirkrta on Rale at: llnwnlnnn Jlrkrt Office, phone B015, lit 8.
Ihi Oremn U'onlen Store, plume 6K73. 00 Main; Hall Park Ticket
Office, phone lm. opens at 6 p. m.
When you attend the
WEED - KLAMATH
Baseball Game
Drop in at the
Theatre Fountain
Next door to the theatre
WEED, CALIF.
Klamath People Are Always Welcome
A Shipment
Of Famous
ILwi'si
Has Just Been
Received Here!
e Complete size ranges
from 25 to 44,
ee Demand heavy, to ihopl
early!
3.45
It THE
GUN STORE!
114 MAIN STREET 4
A
Boats for Rent
New boats . . will hold six . . . safe for
the family. Trout, croppies, catfish, bass,
striped perch.
DOG LAKE
BUD SHULTS
1W3
CHAMPS! Mn. P. I. Mallory
(MoMa Bjuratedt) won national
women's tennis title from Helen
Wills; Bill Tilden captured the
men'i title for the fourth con
secutive year; Bobbie Jones, Jr.
won the first of his four U. S.
Open tides (1923-26-29-30).
riNAUT STAYID DOWNi Unit Flrpa
Wflt knocked dawn 7 Ilia in flrat
revnd, twlc In aond bfer flnolly
succumbing ta Jack Demptay'i lethal
lacunar.
DIAO CINTtti Seattle finished
fourth, almost dead center, in
Coast League race. Percentage
SO J.
SOUS STRAIOHTi N. Y. Yuks
took world series in four straight
from St. Louis Cards. Hoyt
pitched two of four wins.
TWO ITItAIOHTl Aflar wlnnlna
North -m Division with 9 wlni, ana latl.
Wathlnalan lart playoff 10 Sowthom
California in two straight.
I93J
pfANVTSt Prima Cainero KCt
Jack Sharkey in 6 rounds to win
heavy title. The gate waa lest
than UOOfiOO.
1JI
MOWID IM DOWNl lob Fetlef
ftrvck out IS Dotroit playort to otlooy
Uth a itrlko-ot rocord.
biatin SV stllHOPi Fred Ape.
st oh, the S. F. Bellhop, stopped
Freddie Steele in the 9th round
of overweight match in New
York.
INDUHANCl! Legleas Charley
Zimmy swam the Hudson from
Albany to New York; 147 miles
without legs.
1941
SV If APS SOUNDSt Alt Heidel
berg Beer is growing in popular
ity oy leaps and bounds. Ask the
man who sells itl
4 'sziswrnsi n
Tacoma WAtwrngtOM eaa "- P y
i Wanted
Young Man
Deiilrlni hunlneu rtperlrnce anil
Ira I n I iir In rclall ineri'liiimlliilns.
Oppnrtuully for ailtanrrnient.
Itlnh acliool eiluratlnn required.
Rarnlniia In atart approslmntely
S-IO.OO per ninnlli.
Apply Hliinilnril millions, Inc.
Dili mill Kliimiilh
of?
I ?aaiai jl
This almp la completrly equipped
for every phane of eiiRlue rnnl
Ini, from replacing a thermo
stat tn reenring the radiator
and flushing the engine block.
Npeclallnt service ' anNurea rle
pendiilile renulls, prmnplly.
Klamath
Radiator Works
1R01 So. 61 h
l'hone 6042
c
93prooi
No, Haller'iSKS isn't craikproof. VTvAA V Ji
But when you do crack open a i i --VO vVjow' ' .
bolile, you'll find Inside it one of (tJ' 'U .tgSS-f?
the finest whiskey values for your JVaVI '
money. 93 proof means mora l;,iV -All I 1
flavor, more itrcngih, more tot jjfFt ""y
your money. Head for Mailer's M. J" - ' "l"'
SRS and find out for yoursclfl M'Y" yVamam
BLENDED "WHISKEY V
rit.
93 proof 72 Vt (train neutral spl
W. A. 1 l.llcr Corp., Phila., Pa.
A CAR
AND MAKE IT
al.cy.Painl is the new.
better, easier way of paint- lOOCltKB NEW
Ing your car. You'll thrill $ ef Q K
when you discover what a fog ONLY
beautiful, long wearing
finish you get with Pad-O'-Paint. Just don that slick
fad -O'-Paint Mitt and paint. It goes on se-o-o-e easy
and looks and wears like the original factory finish.
NEW, SIMPLIFIED METHOD MAKES
AUTO PAINTING GOOD, CLEAN FUN
If spray guns scare you, brushes baffle you, and aute
repairs repulse you, then this Is the Kit for you I No paint
Ing skill Is needed.
Follow the easy In
structions and you will
be more than pleased
with the results.
IVIRYTHINO YOU NIED w.mart.oiTh. Anoc-w
TO DO THE JOB RIGHT C hw.
It kMladtd la Ilia complolo Pod-O'-Palnl Kit. Toko vow ikoko of wvoa a
IPS tve Kf Atoi ' JlMJlJ
Store Hours; 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
133 St, Slh rhons 5161
Mill M
A fimHVf I ,
Camping Equipment
costs less at Sears!
Rugged Tent
5x7 'feet of roomy comfort
Now for Only -j IJ O,
1.36 down
Made of heavy army tent
twill. Water-repellent. De
signed to give years of serv
ice. Reinforced. Ropes, stakes.
Snug Adult Umbrella
Tent of Cotton Twill
Sturdy Sewea-In Floor g
4.00 down, 5.00 per month
Designed to give years of service. Made of 11.6 oz.
forest green cotton twill. Water repellent. Resists firt
and mildew. All seams double-stitched for extra strength.
Hardwood center pole with collapsible iron rod eave
frame. 9x9-foot floor, 7-foot center height.
l . IB. -JIT-
J .i
Durable Cot Pads
For Beach or Sleeping Bag
Sace now; only 9Q
Fits all army type rots. Dark
brown cotton drill, bound
edges. New cotton filler.
t)ullted. Rolls Into tight pack
26x76-ln.
Outboard
Motor
88
Sleeping Bag
Shelter Keeps Rain Of? Head '
A. Low As 1795
1.80 down
For ilffpinr perfection on
your camping (rip aee this
34x7lMti. wool filled bar.
36-in. tipper, cotton drill
cover. Lined.
74
7.49 down
N.w Ugln. 2.f
ho rl f0 w r
Movt good six
boot 6'7 mph
Smooth oprattno
Sturdy Camp Stove
Compact Pre-Way 2-Burner
For Only 395
Low priced . . compact . . 0
aturdy . . . handsome. Weld
ed steel wire grate, wind
shield, lSMxll-ln. cooking
surface.
Gear
Grease
42c
High grado gear
great tor all out
board motors.
El a In brand. !
4 handy tub.
I- V
Jack jElilil
E-Z Pour Spout Jug
Enough For All 1 -Gallon Size
Save now; only 29
Keeps food warm, beverages ;
cold. Steel exterior casting, j
Aluminum lining and cup
top. Zero-Cel Insulation.
Camp
Sfool
89
Sturdy eomp .tool.
Hardwood frofio
Mx 12.1J In. ill.
Striped car)T
loot, luv II.
BTOUli HOIKS: 9 to 5:30
133 So. 8th rhom 5181