FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE SEVEN Charming Regatta Queen Is Surrounded By Smiling Court Y WEATHER KLAMATH rAl.l.lf ANII VIC'INITV Vmi lly i-louily lnnlalit ami Haluiilav. nYaltattlt illi'Wfll aarly ImiiImIiI. Illatl ImUy aluml Wl. I.uw Innliht 2. Illsli Haltilllnv '11 til 70. NilHTMKIIN I'Al.iroilNIA: I' r I I y lmaclv (liar. Ilillll alii Kallllilav. nlinwail III aslniil lliiltll loilay. I.lllla rhanaa In laliiialtn Moilaiala wail In niiilltwaal wlmls "It euaal. WrxirilN filir.iKlN M'lly HiKirtr ttllh light rain In ttnllll lMlay aitri to. tilahl. aaltirilay iarttv rlomlv with wulfly -allairil ituiwara t'milar In nrth today Hlalis aft to In ttli ttats. .owa ft'J to an (janlla tu inndaiala smith llula lift coast. KAHTr.MN OHWION! Partly clmnly with almwaia tmtav anrl Itilil.-tht. ttariiltt' tug wlilaly ai-allarait HnIhmUV I.tllla rhsnga In lamtiaraliiie. Highs TO to HO. 1.UWB IW III Oil. Iiuiirrtlun Nl(ht Monday, Julia M, will Imi Inspection nlKlit lnr tin Dciirre nf Honor. and will bo pre ceded by bniiiiiirl at 6:30 lit tlit Wluema hotel. Ilescrvallnna should be made Hsturday by rnlllim Clrare Hock. 85411, nr Kstelle Hlllllll, 8IIH8. Minnie IJiivln Card, district or- anlser. Ii In town now mid Kthcl Lltulholm, national Commit trcwuni mi, will arrive on Mnnrtny. rollriwliut the banquet Initiation mid Inaner tlnn will be held In the KO hull l I p. m. Film '"I'll" Clod of Creation." rrllitlmin-nrlf ntitlr movie, will b hnwn lit till- Klrnl Covenant rhurrh, 8TJ Witlnut, thla Hunday lit 8 p. m. Tlir film la produced by Irvln Moon under auspices nf the Moody nibl" .Institute of CIiIcbko. "Ilie public M vrelcnine. There l no admission rlinmr. but free-will offering will be taken to defray excuses. Varallnnlnr Hera Mrs. Cluy llsr miin arrived Wedneadny from Kan ana City for mnnth'a vlait with Mra. Curl Mnaon. 2035 Lawrence ller daughter Chsrlrne lliirmon will arrive llila week-end from the tJnl verally of Oregon where she la a Junior aludeni. The Harmons are former rralilenta of llila city. Work In Anrhorat-e -Walter Dlel rlrh and Murray Dlrklaon. 338 N. 4th, made reaervnllnna throuirh the Klamnth rails office of World Wide Travel bureau for plane travel from Hraltle lo Anchnrnee where they plan lo work The men left Inat week for Beattle. Tu rwtland Mra. Oenrne Chea fain. wife of tha lal Oeorge Chaa tain who paaaed away here Monday, haa gone to Portland to make her home with her aon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra Chnrlea Clieslaln frlenda may write lo 1004 Cam paign, Portland. To rlrlflan (onio Anne Mill more Pendleton, of the Malm high arhool faculty, haa realsnrd her poittlon and will leave anon w ith her husband for Africa. Ilrr husband la a aoll specialist and will be at tached to the llelglan Congo region. Meeting In Halem Carrol B. Howe, who will lake over aa Kla math county auierlutendrut of achnola July 1. la In Bnlem thta w eek attending a meeting of county achool uperlntendenta. To El Halvadnre Mra. Josephine l. who haa been vMltlng a daughter. Mra. I,nwell on Darrow atreet. left Thursday bv plane for Fan Kalvadore. El Balvadore, to visit another daughter. Farm llualneaa Fred Pratt, farmer field ninn from the AAA atnte office In Portland, waa In Klamath Fatla on business with the local office Wednesday and Thura-rlay. Correction Registration for Mer rill Dlble arhool will begin Friday at J 30 p.m. Inatead of 12:30 p.m. aa announced previously. Itualneaa On Coaat Walter Fleet. Internal revenue agent, la In Coos Hay thla week on business from the local revenue office In the poat of fice building. Revenue Rualneaa Paul H. Wright, deputy collector formerly with the Klnmnth Fall office, la here on Dimness thla week from Portland. Ilia wife la with him. Bureau women will hold a regular meeting Bntiintny at 13:30 p.m. In the Wlnema hotel. Lokevicw Girls To Attend Girls' State LAKKV1EW, Ore., Juno 11 Three I.akevlew high arhool glrla have been aelected by the Amerlrnn Ugloh aiixllliiry here to attend the annual Girl Btate at Wlllnmette university campua, Bnlem, rom next Mnndny, June 14 In June 31. They are Mnry Arnica, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hnrvcy Arnica, whoae attendance In npnnaored by the Legion auxiliary: Wllda Vln rent, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wayne Vincent, sponsored by the Debeknh lodge, and Unity Bceson, dntigliter of Mr, and Mra. Homer IJeeaon, aponanred by the Veterans of Foreign Wnra auxiliary. Money wna first milled (atnmped wilJi raised borders and fluted nr grooved eriRcs) to prevent the fraudulent removal of melnl and to protect coins from wear. I'rai Hie - iioln the dull luiiiii mid (Hum corps of the Englca aiixllliiry will meet tii prix tli r at 4 p. in. Huiiiluy In the upper FOK hull. All metnbrra are urged to be present since time for the convention la di ii wing uriir. n California -A card wna re ceived by the county achool office here f nun County Bchool Hunt. llnrold Ashlev and Mra. Aahley who are vacationing In California. They plun to visit Clrnnd Cmivoii and Yellowstone park before returning. To nledford -Mra. Arthur I.nnuell returned to her home In Medford Thursdny nfter attending the Chaa- tlan fituernl hrrn. Hhe will return short Iv to make her home In Kluin ath Falls. Itrturnrd Or. Marvin C. Davis haa returned In Ills offices In the Underwood building from Bnu Fran claco, He haa been south doing post graduate work at Htnnford university school of medicine. To VUII Here Mrs. Warren l.lttle. the former Keverly Ilced, will arrive In Klamath Falls anon from her home In Philadelphia, I'n . to visit her mother, Mrs. Nell fleed Practice Officers and members ( of the drill tenm ol Prosperity iie lieknh lodge will meet III the fOOF hall Mnndny, June 14, at 7:30 p. m. for practice. In Hospital -J. W. Wright, ticket clerk for Botithern Pacific, was Ink en lo the Houthern Pacific hospital In Ban Franclaco Thursday evening fur medical treatment. Card Parties The Women of the Moose wish to announce that their usual Friday afternoon card parlies have been cancelled for the real of June. Team Prerllre The ritualistic team of the Women of the Moose will meet for practice at 7:30 to night, Friday, In the Moose hall. To Karramrnto Mra. Olenn A Bknjard returned to her home 111 Hacramento Thursday after visiting here for a few days. From Portland Mra. E. 8. Veatrh of this city has aa her house guest Mra. W. L. Ireland of Portland. Mrs. Ireland Is Mrs. VraU h's alater. On Vacation-Mr. and Mis. A. R. Mlllnrd of the Altamont school faculty, are vacationing In Cali fornia this week. a f , 3B m S pi Prlnceaaea for Hie Jayrre boat regalia gather around to amlle their congratulations to Queen Beverly Voung (Willi bouquet). Hhe Is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. T. B. Young. 1614 Nlmlli. Ift to right, stand ing: llrlnrea Hire, Nancy Klu.lirr. Dorothea Cogdlll, Mary Lou Klanbrrr, Mary Lou Case. Sealed: the queen, I'at MarMlllsn. Lou Ann Chase, I'atay Krnnett. For Funeral Mra. Etta Kllgore of Bnuanita and Mr. and Mra. Roy Kllgore of Ijingrll valley were In Klamath Falls Thursday for the Chaalaln funeral. From (illrhrlst-Rnv W. Orhlrrlrk and Jnmes Field, of Gilchrist, were In Klnmnth Fulls on business Thursday. f To OrlC-Mr. and Mra. A E. Street of the Malln high school faculty will siend six weeks In summer school at Oregon Butte college In Corvallls. Here for Funeral Mary Iu Chnstaln of Redwood City, Calif., and her brother, Jackie, of Portland, were In Klamath Falls for the Chas tain funeral. To Leave Koon Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roblnetta and children. Joanne and Jimmy, will leave soon for an extended trip In the Yellow stone park region. To Salem Mrs. Robert Ooss, for merly of Turner, Ore., returned to her home In Bnlem nfter visiting relatives here Thursday. To Seaside Claude Chastaln re turned to Beaalde, Ore.. Thursday after attending the Chastaln funeral here. Business Visitors Dsn Drlscoll and Mm. Erv Qlven of Honsnra were business visitors In Klnmnth Falls on Thursdny. In Salem C. B. Howe of Klamnth Falls Is In Bnlem attending the suite county school superintendents' conference. Improving Friends will be Inter ested to learn that Mrs. Delbert Yantls Is Improving after a serious Illness. Vary faw asapla are by chanoa rLANNro SAVINGS thraagb Lirg INBURANCg la Ida ANSTVgB PAUL A. LEE rhone 7777 731 Main St SUN LIFE OF CANADA What Your Home Needs Insulation Weatherstripping Roofing Asbestos and Cedar Shakes Insulated Brick Siding Beautifies Adds Comfort Sovei Money Term Available Up to 3 Yearg to Pay NEWCOMB-PALMER & CO. Free Ettlmatei Phone, 9969 or 5227 Bates Quits School Job LAKKVIEW. June ll-The Lake view achool board Monday night accepted the resignation of David Ilntea aa suiiertntendent of school district 7. relieving him lo accept a similar position at The Dulles. Serving two yeara as both super intendent and clerk of this dis trict. Hates was the Centrnl school nrlneipn! here for one year. At The Dalles he will not have the clerk duties, and hna been offered a three year contract. The school board spent more IhBn four hours Monday night trying to persuade the suiierlntendent to remain In Lakevlew. Pntes. however, felt that the offer from The Dallei represented an opportunity for ad vancement Hint he could not af ford to pnss up. Tlie suiiertntendent will remnln here until the end of this month, when the fiscal yenr closes. In the meantime, he will try to help the bond find a successor fur the position. Home from College Jim Bocchl snd Malcolm Eplsy Jr. returned home Inst night from the University , of Oregon for the summer vacation, j From Portland Oeorge Bottoms, ' Portland. Is In Klamath Falls on a , business trip. In Town Orb Campbell of Olene was a visitor In Klamath Falls on i Thursdny. I Henley Garage Now under new manage ment. No job too large or too small. Jim Guerin, Owner Grange May Expand Service ASTORIA, June 11 ifl't The state grange may go Uito the retail food, clothing and freight businesses, it may also Issue automobile and casualty Insurance. These proposals were made yes terday at the annual convention. Interim committees were named to Investigate the suggestions. Int.: recommendations will be reported to the 1949 convention. E. L. Peterson, stale director of agriculture, told delegates his de partment might expand Its service to Include marketing questions. Peterson also said Portland might not be able to maintain grade A milk through next winter, because of flood damage to paslureland. The agriculture chief also sug gested that minimum standards lor Duller might be belter than the present grading system, which he said was hard to enforce. Peterson said a proposal to hold the slate fair In late September would result In smaller revenue. The grange then voted against changing from the scheduled early September dates. Cloudburst Whips Over Portland PORTLAND, June 11 bit A near cloudburst drenched Portland last night, overflowing gutters and forcing manhole covers uff some East Side sewers. Levees In tne area became softer, but wealher observers said the rain would have little effect on Die Lower Willamette and Columbia flood levels. Water backed Into a number of basements. The downpour was measured at .04 Inches on the West Side, but the weather bureau said as mucn as an inch may have fallen In the storm center on the East side of town. Air Trip Oliver Moen of Lamblt snd Moen, accountants, left by plane Thursday lor Beattle. 5 S LOSHS fOnOTCg, tosNaftwstla Tsa ' Daa. teilf.H liinaar rJOllal 4j i eama. k Falla.Ttia- Darrla ISI i.jiiirmitf'ii.Tfr-w'fw In Portland Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Ellson, 1745 Crescent, are in Port land this week vacationing. He ex pects to be back In the office of deputy collector of Internal rev enue, post office building, on Tuesday. UGH if Oregon is to have the telephone service it needs If the people of Oregon are to have the amount and kind of telephone service they are demanding and should be furnished, we must have enough price relief to meet current wages and costs and to keep our credit sound. Our price levels in Oregon have lagged far behind general price levels. The increase in revenues granted last January, the first increase in over a quarter of a century, averaged only 91 j per cent. We wish we could pay post war prices' for all that we buy and charge only slightly more than prewar prices for what we have to sell but this is impossible. Our earnings in Oregon, including the rate revisions granted last January, won't do the job. Current earnings on the dollars invested in Oregon are less than half of what are needed to do the job.. Between now and the end of next year we should pend $26,500,000 to enlarge and improve the telephone system to meet the needs of the people of Oregon. To do this we must go to investors for money. Investors art alike in one thing they put their dollars where they can expect safety and a fair return. To provide a fair return, we are filing new rate sched ules with the Public Utilities Commissioner of Oregon. F. D. 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