Herald and news., June 24, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. CPFCON
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MORTiirnN caiifoknia- r.ir i-
r. tonight awl a.lunl.r 'Pi l"g
I..g I nd pnilialily !'
.in north i.l A.livrn aiiil IMilHii
a.iuidar aughtlx N.lr .rf.r
t.MUr. MMttnli ituitliwl wlitd oil
eol.
WUTKHN OMgOONl Meatlr cluiiitr
today, tonight ami aliif wllK dilrl
l north part llila ni.'ililna ltd rallalit
lialit l...wr tonight ml lUluntay.
Iliah both d.vl 7J In U. c.il S7 In
1 along ru..l tonight fill In .
Niil "t n..rih wliola Ilka mll
n hour nil vuaal.
rARTKIIN OMKIHIN! rartlr elmlrtr
Mil, I. ..il. hi and Kalurday wllh !
anoxia I.iiiIIHI iid BalutlU.
Hull h..lh ua la to Low tonight
4S In an
Churrh Hrhoul Tim Vacation
Churrh school of tin Peace Me
miirtiil Presbyterian church will
hold open house and demunstra
tlon of claae wot and protect ol
tuplla at the church tonight. Fri
day, between and o'clock. All
parent end friend ara minted to
attend.
Horn Now-C. r Klund. Imple-
nirnt aalcman lor Hymn Johnson
uuinirnt company has been movid
to hla horn at 1801 lror from the
hospital where ha liaa been Irealad
fur an Injured loot which ha
wrenched lal mday. Ha li gel
ting along Una and may hava
visitors.
I hart Trip Charlu Wamatad and
tha two oldeat children Marina and
Jeenn will Ivava next weeg lor a
alinrt Tlalt In Holsa Valley, Idaho
wllh mlatlvr. Mra. Wamalad and
the Iwn email boys. Itobrri and
David will remain at Uirir home.
1521 Urgent.
Irani lonrenllon O. H. Bulling
lon of the Nrw Mrlliod Cleanera
returned (mm tit lour-day atata
dry cleaners' convention In Ireano,
Monday whrra ha Inspected nrw
equipment and attended claaaM on
production control.
Ilreak'aal The Mnnaeheart alum,
riae will hay a breakfast Sunday
mnrntnt in fha baaement ol tin
Mmaa hall. Tha atlair will ba held
liom to H m. Special prim
ill ba ilvan at II a. m.
rwUaad-XIra. Dala Mat toon haa
bran In Portland visiting ralallvaa
ol har huaband.
Hrrirlrea Tha Church ol Christ,
WantlalKl,wlll hold I la Usual
schedule ol services thla Hunday
beginning Willi lllblo claaaea at 10
a. m., preaching at II a. m. by
J. Y llaigrovc, and tha young
people a marling at .30 p. m. A
regular evening service la at I 'M.
MKI-wrrk Uible aiiuly la held avriy
Wednesday at 7 30. All ara wel
coina. Horlal Club Their la to ba a
meeting ol tha Kaatrrn Mar Hocial
club July 8 at Ilia Arthur Hchaupp
ranch. U will be a covered dull
luncheon. 'Ilia nicctlng la ached
uled lor 1 p. m , July a, Inatrad ol
Ilia regular llieelliig tuna because
ol tha Fourth ol July holiday.
Hualnraa Trip Hlirrlll Jack
Praney left WrOnmulay lor an ex
Iradlll.iu hearing wllh tha lovernor
ol Indiana. The hearing will ba In
Indiamuulla. Pranry will reluru
with the prlaonrr next wrrk.
la llo.pl ul Mra. Brmla U
Whllt. tclrphuna operator wllh tha
Houthrrn Pactllo railroad. Irlt on
Tuewlay lor tlia Houlhrrn Paclllc
hoapital In Han rranciaco. whrra
lie will receive mruiral trralmrnt.
VUllara Mr. and Mra. Roy
Chamberlain and daughter. Patty,
ara viaiuuf Mra. Chambrrlaln'i par
ent, Mr. and Mra. L. E. Lund ol
thla city. Mr. and Mra. Chamber
lain live In n. WorUi. Tea.
Vlaltar-Mra. A. P. Heup of Eu
gene returned home Monday alter
pendlni tha paat week-end vUltlng
old Irlendi In Klamath Palla where
aha formerly reaidrd. Hhe waa a
hnuie gueai of Mra. Carl Maaon.
Till Ijiwrence.
Conferenee Kev. and Mra. P. C.
WUMiibuh are In Iterkrlry, Calif.,
where Key. Wiaarnbach la atlend
liMI an fcplaropal church education
conferrnca. They wtll return Bal
urdajr. Trip Mra. Charlra B Larkln haa
been out of town for the paat few
davi Hhe la ylaitlni relative In
Waahinitm.
Return Mr. and Mra Robert
I Olell hava returned from a trip
to Portland. Odell went north on
! bualneaa
Organist To
Attend School
The morning worthlp at tha
Peace Memorial Preabytrrlan
church will Include a commlaalon-
Ina aervlce. Murllee Crawlord,
church organlat, la being aeut by
Mia church to a two-week achool lor
church organlata and choir dlrec
tore. Church achool tor all ageg begin
at 9:45 and morning rrorahlp at 11.
Ilev. Duane Proett, tha paalnr, ha
choaeu lor hi aermuii topic tha
theme, "1 Church Work Volun
tary?" Bible School
Session Ends
Cloning cxerrlixa lor the Vaca
tion Bible achool will ba conducted
at tha Plrat Covenant church, M3
Walnut, on Hunday evening at 7:30.
Tha teachera ol tha variou claaa
groupa will lead the children In
demonatratlona ol work which ha
been done. Home award lor work
maiuhlp and attendance will be
given. Parent and trlend ol the
children ara eapeclally urged to attend.
The Sunday achool aelon will
open a uiual at : There ara
clauea lor all age. The morning
worahlp aervlce la held at II a. m.
at which time the paator. Rev. B T.
Jarobaon. will apeak on the alib
ied, "Loat. But Unaware of it.
There la alwaya a welcome at the
Plrat Covenant church.
Tha male quartet of North Park
college, Chicago, III:, will prraent a
acred concert In the Plrat Covenant
churrh on Prlday evening. July 1
at o'clock.
CARD OP THANKS
We wuh to extend our heartlelt
thank and appreciation for tha act
of klndneaa. the meaaagea of aym-
patliy and the many beautiful
floral offering during our recent
bereavement, the loaa ol our daugh
ter, wile, and auler. Clro
MRS. Kl.LA OILLETTE AND
PAM1LY.
OLCNN HAOEMAN AND PAM
1LY
una. oeoroi u. carr.
City Dads Hold Tight To
Decision To Pave Tule's
Main Street Despite Vote
Fabrin Takes
SP Time Post
Appointment of C. D. Pabrtn aa
Raanager of time aervlce for Bouth
ara Pacific, with headquarter In
an Pranclaco, waa announced to
day by R. I. Hallawell, general
manager af lha railroad, Pabrtn
neaaarl tha lata Stanley A. Pope
Pabrln, whoaa appointment b
amnaa effective June Is, will auper
' vim the accurate operation ol mora
than 16.000 watrhea and 600 clocka
cn tha aompany a lina In alg weat
arn autea. Ol tha clock under hla
)urlidlrUon. nearly 300 ara atandard
clocka loratrd at railroad termlnaU
by which railway trainmen and
englnemen check their watche be
fore each run.
Pabrln gtarted with Southern Pa
r'flc In Auguat, 193S. aa a clock
Inepector. Prior to that he had
hern for nearly 10 year an official
aatch Inaprclor In Paaadena. Calif.
I Trip Bemlla Hen bold, member
: of the aialt ol HilUide hoeptial.
left WedneKlay lor a trip to Wi-
conain.
Et Loren Palrnerton left lor
a trip to the eaat coaat recently.
Palrnerton waa destined for Albany,
N. Y.
Ta (ieorgla Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kennedy left by airplane Wednra
day to ylalt relative In Oeorgia.
Relura Phyllla Whytai and Mary
Jane Howard have recently returned
from a trip to Kugene. The two
vuited frlenda there.
Farm, Business
Hormony Needed
CORVALLIS. June 34 iV- Dean
W. A. Schnenfeld, director ol agri
culture at Oregon fitate college, de
clared yesterday agriculture and In
dustry must learn how to live to
gether In the Northwest.
He tnld 150 nurserymen here lor
their annual conlerence that the
rapid Industrialisation ol the region
Is eomething larmers ol Oregon and
Washington hava to lace.
Tha nurserymen visited the 08C
horticulture arm thla morning and
will conclude (heir meeting tills
afternoon.
ALARY ROOST
BAI.EM. Juno 34 My-State em
I'lnyea will got salary Increases ol
tio to 1100 a month on July 1.
At tha same time, 66 state ofll
elala will get Increase ranging Irnm
lew dollars to I1..VKI a year.
The Increases were provided by
the recent legislature.
Farmers! For Fire and Hall In
auranee an your eropa, are Hans
Norland, tit Pine Hi.
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TUI.KI-AKK, June 24 City la
thers Juit won't be downed by the
lallure ol the voters to okay a bond
Instie lor paving ol Main street.
The courull ha announced tha
plans lor surfacing Main alreet will
go right ahead In spue of defeat of
the proposal to float a 120.000
giriernl obligation Issue to pave the
way for street Improvement which
Included Installation of curbs and
gutters.
Mayor W. R. Moore said following
a council meeting this week, that
Ihe city still, can resort to use of
state money, amounting to ap
proximately 16,11X1 by matching the
sum from the city cofferr.
Coat and other dala will be
available at the next meeting of
the council, Moore stated.
II Is probable that details can
be worked out In time for the city
to take advantage of the use of
Biakiyou county road equipment
ourlng July a was planned before
the tag payers took a swipe at the
bond Issue.
fate ol the curb and gutter In
stallation ta yet to be determined.
The city must act now, Moore
dated. If Main street la to remain
puasable during another winter.
Ordinary maintenance cost lor
another year would probably reach
sfi.000 and taxpayer cannot con
tinue to bear such cost.
No work except graveling has
been done since s liKht macadam
urface was put on eight years ago
The annual budget will be drawn
up at the next meeting of the
council July 11. No meeting will be
held July 4th.
A third spraying la planned for
h'er In the summer.
More cash is needed to finance
the project, and resident who will
enjoy a bug-free summer are asked
send In donation to the chamber
of commerce office.
broken box car and cement from an
other were era tiered t the scene
Another car with four automobiles
were battered badly, but the auto
mobiles were not damaged.
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WA311INOTON. June 34 tfT AU
Urney General Tom Clark today
ordered a full field Investigation by
the Justice department Into recent
night rider vlulrnca In Alabama.
Freight Cars
Jump Tracks
SEATTLE, June 24 iPi Two wreck
crewe rushed repalra today on tha
Great Northern's main cross-state
rail Una at Index, where 1 freight
cars were derailed lata yesterday.
The company reported 500 feet of
track was torn up in the plleup of
freight car. No on waa Injured. A
company spokesman said the cause
of the trouble was unknown.
The eaatbound train at 9:30 a. m.
rPDTi was being sent over the reg
ular lines In the expectation the
Index rails would be back In place
by noon. It would be the first train
over the break. Trains during the
night were routed over the Northern
Pacific track.
Witneasea said corn from one
Tulelake Due For
Second Spraying
TULELAKE. June 24 Tulelake
mosqultoea will be attacked again
this week end with a second spray
ing of DDT according to an an
nouncement made Jointly by the
city of Tulelake and the chamber
of commerce.- Result of the first
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