Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 11, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1948 HFRALD AMD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACI THREE War Heroine Gets Visa OK For US Trip WAHIIINOTON, June II ll'i-At-Icirnry General Murk Wednesday aranled special itiithnrlty lur Mrn. Joni-f Itin Clili'iri'iii, Filipino wnr heroine U) come In llila country for IrpriHiy treatment. Mr. (lucrrcro win denimlcd by the United Htulea recently lor her work In brlmlf of American and Philippine aoltllcra un Hiituiin In the (liukont daya of the wur. Him I'oiilriii'ti-d li'prony oiler Ihr wnr while riiKoiinl In liiiitiiinltiirliiii work nnd Ima been coiiiiuenrtrd by t'ar dliuil Hprllmnn lor C.-lii'lm Inn fiutl tilde nnd concern tor Irllow auf ferera. Aimrncy (lencrnl Clark anununc rd hp lina aullmrlrcd hrr entry Into Hip United Hlnlca under acrlal pro vlalima ol Ihr Inimlurnllon Inwa which iwrnilt temporary admlaalnn of pcrmna who otherwlac would be Iniidiutudhlo. In Ihla ease, Mia. OtiPrrPro'a mal dy ordinarily woldd act to ex clude her. Annum llinaa who rroupaled her admission wna Mnutirl Itoxaa, Inte preMdrnt of the rhlhpptupa. The Justice department euipha elacd that Uie ndndaalon It tempo-rnry. Weather Dope Incomplete n Kwm wclher rf ixirU. dun lo dl nMt(r conditions in Port. nnd will not be complete (or the prrwnt, Uie county nxriit Mild Thurwluy. Itrportii since June 1 nlmw luwent tfinprrnturrn In fnrmlnK nrriu of the NorUiwifit to be 37 In Hrnd nnd 40 In Klwumlh Fall on June 1 mid 40 in lnkrvlrw on June 6. Dnytlme UmirruUirrB nre fairly h lult nnd IhunrtrritUirma iunt(erd ttm urck rontlmilnir over June 13, ff'itrdlnii to Uie wrrkty forcciuit. Dully fnrm wenther rrportii re tMtird during frost clnniirr uriuuini. usually rurly spring nnd during fall hnrvmt time. I oral nuns hnve brrn gentrnlly brnrflclti!, C. A. Ilmdrrnan, county Kitrnl, Mid, In the Klnmnth twnln trri with hliih dnytlme trmer nture producing rapid growth. Po. into plnntluga art beginning to how nbove Uie sol) thta week. i Long Range Call Brings Charge BflKMERTON, June 11 iji A Bremerton couple wna arrested on drunk nnd dlaordrrly cliaruca alter a- Bremerton fire alarm wna turn ed In yesterday from Long Beech. Cllf., 1600 mllpa away Mr. Marjorle Hall, 37. a talk ing to her mother, Mrs. llcaalc Wrtfht. In I-ong Beach when ahe saw a fire starting In her daven port. The anld her mother, who hum p. then called Uie Bremerton flrt department from Long Beach. After the fire department put out the fire, police arrived. Detective Edcar F.lllott aald lie preferred the drunk charites "for their, own safely." Mra. Hull and her hiuband. Moody Hall. 38. were paroled to Police JudKe Jnmea A. Carr. Tliey will be tried tomorrow. A aclenllflc "color eye" aald to be accurate within one-hnlf of 1 per cent will fill a lonit-felt need In paint and textile Industries where accurate color matching hn been ileirndpiit on skillful uae of the humnn eye. FILMS DEVELOPED ond PRINTED 1-DAY SERVICE In by 10 oat at 4 BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE (Ml Mnln CARNIVAL By Dick Turner fllllpg MTU 9 m mmvKM. W t I m III t W' Widow Waits For Money DAYTON A BKACH, rlii., June 11 fT With no evidence of the $10,000 ahe htui asked for niurrliiKe, Uorothy (.nwlor'a courtnhl by Danny Wick er wna cooIIiik Wednesday. After apcndliyf Tuesday afternoon by heraelf In u hotel here, ahe de manded of newsmen, "Who la thia churacler anyway?" Ill referring to the Holly Hill bar proprietor who Invited her hero to talk over matri mony. Other than the plane ticket nnd the hotel aulte he rented for her, the JiB-ycar-old divorcee anld Wick er had not produced the nllKhteat evidence of hnvliix the $10,000 ahe had apeciflcd na a precondition of innrrlHKc. "What I ahked for wna cunt) on the line and until I ace that 1 don't make any prornlnea to anybody," ahe added. tenia and whale of the Arctic reulona hnve norninl Icmiieraturcs aa hlKh aa 104 deiircea. Honey Treatment Works On Judge VAN NUVB, Calif., June 11 iPv A woman driver (cave a Judge the honey treatment Thuraday and It worked. Adele Lynia Conuway, 68, aplar lat, appeared before JudKe Duvld Colemnn, "I went throuiih the red llitht all rliilit," ahe anld, "But I can't af ford a fine. Will thla honey do?" The Jiidxe accepted 10 pound of ormiKe honey, turned It over to Van Nuya Jail, auapended a $5 fine and commented : "Por the record, thla court ia not eatnhllahlnff a barter ayatem, but your record aa a driver haa been excellent." CHANGK SEATTLE, June 11 if'r Weat Coaat Alrllnea, operatlnK from Bel llnKlmm and Port AtiKelca In the North, to Medford, Ore., In the South, announced Wedneaday lt achedulen will operate on dnyllKht aavlng time, atartlnK June 1?. The airline aald each of the 21 Waah InKton and Oregon communities It aervea 1 on dayllKht time. Airline To Up Flights 8T. PAUL, Minn., June 11 tffv Northweat Airlines announced Wed neaday that It will add a fourth weekly flinht to the Orient atoning Monday. Officials said the added service was made necessary by che growth of both passenger and cargo traffic since the Far Eastern schedules were set up 11 months ago. Initial flight will take off from the Minneapolis airport Monday at 1:45 a. m. iCSTi, stop at Edmonton, Anchorage and Bhemya en route to Tokyo, Seoul and ShanKhal. The re turn trip Is slated to leave Thura day at 9: SO a. m., ShanKhal time and, after "picking up a day" at the International dateline, arrive In Minneapolis Friday at 2:30 p. m. iCSTi. The three other weekly fllxhts will continue to operate between the Twin Cities and Manila with con nections at Anchorage for West Coast passengers and cargo. Enough rainfall occurs over the I earth In year to cover the entire I globe almost three feet deep. In the last 35 years, commercial production of peanuts hai Increased sixfold. Heavy Duty Machinist v i s E S 1 Tyfy Y IM,i S. Itr e rV-"- . Stationary or Swivel Baic Jaw width 3'i" to 6". Openings AVa" to 9". KLAMATH MACHINE (3 LOCOMOTIVE WORKS Spring & Elm Mill Supply Dept. Phono S141 tf my folks want me to grow up to be prosidont, they're eesteaoiy giving me good training jumping down nay throat every time I open my mouth!" wmn 111 Chiloquin The Friedman Kirk family aienl the week-end attending the rodru In Ornnla i'nsa. Kenneth Ludrnnun has flnlnhrd his aophoinore yrnr at Southern Oregon college and la home with his psrents, Mr. and Mra. Kd Lud ermiin. The annual two weeks vacation Bible school held at Our I.udy of Mt. Carmel church bciinn Monday. June 1, and la being conducted by visiting num. Mrs. Julia Olenger la recUerat Ing from a serious attack of pneu monia. Mrs. Gerry Wolff on Tuesday be gan a dance studio In Chiloquin. Classes will be aa follows: pre school children from 1:30-2:30 In the afternoon followed by first, aerund and third gradera from 2:30-3:30: fourth, filth and alxth gradera from 3:30-4 30: seventh and over from 4 30-5:30. A ball room class for beginners of at least seventh grade standing will be from 7:30-8:30, and will be fol lowed by the PTA aininsored chap eroned teen-age dance until 10. Margnrel Bohn of Battle Creek, Mich., was a guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman. Miss Bohn is a recently discharged army officer and a dieticlun who aerved for a lime with the Zim mermans' daughter, Lt. Patricia Zimmerman, now In China Mr. and Mra. Arthur Block linger have returned from Taco ma. where Uiey were last week while attending high school gradu ation activities at Annie Wright seminary. Their youngest daugh ter. Sally, was a member of the graduating class. The Blockllngrrs visited In Portland with their older daughter, her husband and their Infant eon, Uie Klchard Aliycha. hoiu.e Just before Ihey left. They were presented with a gift from the community, and Clyde Ruler entertained. The Petersons were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Phillips biiore moving away. Host esses were Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. l.ylc Itedlck. Hitters store hs had a fl.h con test tor the past month for the luigest blui'bnck cuught In Odell hike. Ike Bradley won first prize and Blaine Thore Jr., second. A birthday party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Tliorie for their son Jack. Twenty four friends gathered to help him celebrate his 10th birthday. Two birthday cakes decorated In pink and white centered the party table, and the group enjoyed a wiener roast outdoors to wind up the celebration. Crescent Lake Crescent Lake school closed with open house and a tea for parents In the community. A special program was presented by the students with the following taking part: Lavonne Duffer, the rhythm band, Jack Thorc, Carol Peterson. Eunnce Phillips and Den nis Duffer. Mr. and Mrs. Art Peterson moved from Crescent Ijike to Tillamook where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. A. Chavez and family moved to Medford recently. Mra. Lyle Redlck nnd son went to Portland this week to visit rela tives. A farewell parly was given for the Chnve family at the club- at UNION MADI f2y70J'' aW8 WORK ClOIHINO Hllllli'S WOIIK PANTS OVKItAl.l.S 2)ic& ReedeL STORE FOR MEN DANCE 11 Saturday, June 12 AT South Sixth Street Corral" Have you ovor attandod one of these Big Western Dances, if not do so this Saturday night when thore will be music by Poor Boy Slim and his West Coast Playboys. Featuring Big Jim on his little Bull Fiddle. Nite Hawk Cafe will bring this evont direct over KFLW 10:30 till 11:00. In a few short hours your dttb, worn kitchen can be new and lovely. Secret? 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