Herald and news., June 28, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1949
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WEATHER
STREAM VgAB
re data ii u ui rr n
Normal IIU
NOBTIIINN tlM.iroMNI fair today
to Wednesday e.fept partly aloud?
Irum fori Biaag and Mad Bluff north
ward, raw .(...were Itxiay anil tonight,
tuntlderatile fg on soaal.
WgaiKHN tiHr,uN. Parity almiily
today aiwt Wediieauay with erelleied
showers. Illgtia both dare at lu 17 in
lnl.rt.ir and U Id H altm rne.l. Low
tonight a to a. Norlhwealerlr to
waalerl wind, ul 19 to W Millee an
boor ifr roast.
SAargHN IIHtanMl Pertly rloudy
today and Wadnatday with aratlaiad
light ehowere. Mialia both days g to
l Lowa tonight 40 to 4e.
Tonsillectomy Thr-yr-otd
Kuuium Kandra underwent a ton
sillectomy Monday at II 1 1 laid hoc
pllal. (Uit U Ilia daughter ol Mr.
and Mrs. Ivn Kandra of Merrill.
I'ampar Member of tht Klwg
Bla club spent bund.y at th Las.
' tin Wuudg xtung up tli camp
fr th. Olrl BcouU gild Camp Mr
girl.
Vacation Mr. and Mra. Glenn
Kant left on four-day trip to III
wiilamtiu valley Monday.
Marriage 1. erea.ee
asrxurrg hl'TUB Thomee tleraar
Bedrlltfe. as. logger, nallva of Oregon,
teaidenl of Keno. Hatty Bulb. Butler, la,
legal etenoarepher. natlva of Butlta
liahota. roal'tanl of Klemalb gella.
Ueereee Ureal.
Beaeuj Opal Hamate ve. Walla ft
N.mbree.
Margaret Ana Leavers va. Louie I.
turn Maud Aldrldge a. Ba C.
Aldrtdgw.
raaiaUlaU rilad
Henrr f Boiler, d b a. Ml Way Barvlce
ve. Jim Bletner. eull la otrtain aetaaenl
of datHa amounting to gait at and In
taraat amounlad eior. May ai. IBSB. U
firtb Bieeanora. attorney for I ha yla In
tnl. rallllaa far Caarl Ofdar
la tha mailer of confirmation arw
aaadlng of amandatory rapaymanl ecaa
trerl between tha Unltad atataa of
Amartaa and Bhaata Vtaw Irrlaetloa
JMtytct. Wilbur o. Itrtaknar, attornay.
Jeatare Caarl
Myrtla Thecoma t.indow, vtalelloa of
aaala ru la rina t bo.
t'arolrn Wllbarmlna Kelly, fattura la
bar .lop aign Fine s ,
Wallar Laa Kurd, four la franl aaoL
Vina tio
lwanllno Blero Walter, intra a a
aublia aleea. rina gla.
J no amitb, vegranrr. Sia M Bare
guapandad to lanva elata.
Billy THe Brown, no aparator-a
llr.n-o. Trenarerred to tuvartUa aourt.
Ulan Philip Horn, vtoUuoai of boat
aula rtna 111 XV
William Daoid Caakk oparatar1!
avowee rina as a.
Camlya wunarmlno Kally, ubalattaa
f baala rula. rina bit.
Ray Laird and Allan aVnaaman, aaaautt
and battary. gao ttoa oaak and Jo daya
Pranb tf. I-wwaH. attowtng anltaaataaal
aalnor ba drtva aablrla rtao gaba.
Charlaa Vamnn rulAom, na waraaiul
arnca nno ga ba.
Ralph Blwood RowlaaaJa, niblaallig
wrarlaad. rtna trs bo.
Burnla Oordnn IKinbai If, BjarkgaJJ
aa bJabway. rtna ga bo.
Burnla tinrdnn Duaaabarrr dtaardarlj
aondurt. rina g90.
Lillian t'hloa Rnwlav. fjntnll aa a
bum la highway, rina lib.
Rvaratl Marvta giaarna, laadaauala
an-ranrr broha bb go.
lllaa KUla M-ronaial. wtolatloa af
I Baair rula. rina gib.
William Edward Brawa. aa warning
I tww. rtna aa aa.
iahn Prad raa. gaaiiblaallaal aaarlaad.
rina MT ha.
rionard Marinaj (Br. BOBJBIaatlaal
avarlnad. "lna glT.
thai I c Maador, faUlnf ba aaay aba
ajan raw U aa.
Winiara Lama, grb aaajrabara to mm.
rina aS ML
Wintara Land, drunk aa drlvtag. rtaa
14 to.
William Waryy Raw lay, drunk driving,
rina IIMM.
Loranao Buford Waaba. Illagal
ajan of liquor, yma bio.
Urmt Clavaland bmllh. aa atop light
an Intra, rtno as bo.
Mar hart Rdwln Jonaa. traak of aa
aaaalra balghl. rina ai b
rrank O. Cotteau faltura to aaaaurg
aparalor'a llranaa. rina ga ga.
Rohan Harrtaon Marfiald. fat raa flag
aa and of load, rina aSaO.
Rnbort Nanrv Radhay, oparatlnff va
hlrla during auaaondad partod. rina gig.
Ray Vargll Ualloway, avar loading
brallay unit, rtna gjg.
tlay ( amp Olrlg from aavtn
yrara old through. Junior hmh Ri
an urged to raglatar now fur Uia
day camp to ba brld at Moor park
under tha auparvlalon of tha city
recitation department, tha Camp
lira Cllrla, Ilia Olrl BcouU. Day
camp will atart July 10, and will ba
held tach Wedneaday, Thuraday and
Krldty through July 39. KcnlaUa
tlon la at tht Olrl UcouU or Camp
flrt OlrU olllceg at 3U Main.
Ta attend Pual Oraduala C'otirag
Marvin Lucaa, head of Lucag
Purnllura here, will leave tonight
for New York where ha will attend
a pott graduate) courfat In ralalllng
at New York Unlvartlly, Ilia oouraa
at New York University I recog
nlaad aa one of tha tlneai In Ita field.
Lucag txpoctg to ba gone about two
monUig whlla attending tha eourta.
Illneaa Andy Bargloff of 77 in
Wlard waa moved to lllllalda hoa
pilal by Kalar'g ambulant- Bunday
at 10:30 p. m. He la receiving medi
cal attention and at yet U not al
lowed to have vultora.
Return Maria and Loult llagel
ateln returned from a trip to Michi
gan recently. Tliey tpent a thre
weak vacation In Uie weal, and they
atopped at Yellowstone park on their
return.
An aware Call The flra depart
ment waa called out at ( 04 last
night to answer a call at 1I6S South
Rug era street. They extlnguUhed a
am ail grata fir then In a few
momenta.
('aba The Chlloquln pack of Cub
Soouu will tneet at I p. in Wed
neaday for Initiation In th activity
hail of Chlloquln grade achool.
Parents are urged to attend with
their children.
Imarwvlng Word hag been re
ceived Utal Arthur Macken of Klam
ath ralla. who haa been aeiioualy
111, la somewhat Improved. Macken
la in tha Community hospital, room
112. Santa Ana. Calif.
ralirnt John Btroop of 3I3 Van
dergrtft la a patient at Hillside hoa.
pilal where he la recovering from
aurtery. Btroop ia a postal service
mall carrier.
Caaat A recent nous guest of
th Warren Bonnet family waa Pat
ricia Heme of Oreat Nark. N. Y.
She la a achool friend of Nancy Ben-
net.
Hoarse Mary Ann Mllla. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr. Prank Mllla. It
home for th summer from 8 tan.
ford University.
Seheal Olen Loreni left for
summer achool at tha University of
Oregon recently. Olen la a aopho-
mor at college.
Vlalt Mra, Bdlth Compton and
son have flown to Brattle, Wean.,
to Tint with her brother.
CAD OP THANKS
W wish to expiree our alnrer
appreciation to our many frtenda.
and eopertally to tha member of
th Rebrkah lodge, for their acta of
kindneaa and for their sympathy
during our recent bereavement, th
lot of our beloved mother.
THE HOUSTON FAMILY
CARD OP THANKS
W wish to extend our heart
felt thank to Klamath Medical
Serrlr Bureau at Hlllsld hospital.
th nursea, and all hoapltal em
ploye for their great klndnaat to
m during my Illneaa. Alto our
frtenda for cards and beautiful
flower. May Ood bleat you all.
AONK8. ERNEST THORPE
a FAMILY.
23 tyecM Afa
Monday. J ma ta. IMt BASEBALL . . . (Klamath' Ver
sion I, In a beautiful exhibition of dumb bate ball at th
Jackson county fairground yesterday afternoon th Med
ford Pearplrker out endured th Klamath club by th esti
mated count of is to 14. Th aetlmated hit were Klamath
1 and Medford II. Th aattmated error were Klamath 10,
Medford 4 . . ( Medford' Version: In th Southern Ore
gon league, before a record crowd of 1.000. Medford defeated
Klamath Fall IS to 14 yesterday. Heavy hitting and errort
marked th con teat.
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Taeadae. jane M. 1H Priendl of Mn. Mare Wllaon will
b pleated to learn that her arm la rapidly healing from a
severe break. Bhe Buffered It aeveral weeks ago at the family
horn when aha fainted. Th caat waa removed Saturday,
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Wedneaday. June Jt. 1I1 Th Klamath Fall telephone
central now haa 3.100 connections, which would Indicate a
population of 10.500. figuring flv people to each phone a
la contldeied th established rat all along th coast,
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Thuraday, July I, im Suddenly ttrlcken with acute ap
pendicitis, Mra. E. H. Lawrence was operated upon laat
night at th Klamath General hoapltal. Bhe waa taken
from her home at 1194 Crescent to th hoapltal at about
6:30. Her condition today wag aald to be good,
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Friday, July , 192 Canned heat waa responsible. fur call
ing out th Klamath flra department her about t o'clock
this morning. A group or addict gathered on the canal
bank near the old Modoc ball park, opposite the bath houe,
lighted a fir to melt their polton, and ucceedrd In getting
fir to the dry grata In that aectlon.
Saturday. July I. 19M-A plea to all Klamath camper
and fishermen, requesting them to ua especial car whll
In th wood during th next few days, waa voiced today
by Jack Kimball, head of th Klamath Forest Protective
Aaaoclatlon,
"Iniur With Landry"
LIABILITY
FIR!
E. M. MocB.th
V. T. Johnion
John A. McCall
AUTO PROPERTY
419 Mala I treat
Recruit Preddl L. IJ'ilton, arm
of Mr. and Mr. Fred U llrnnon,
af Adlii, Calif., recently arrived In
Japan Willi a large group of le- ,
plaoementa for occupation duly :
with tli 7th Infantry artillery dl-;
vlalon. which la located In th '
northern part of Honshu, Japan. 1
HrtuniB-Mri. Frank Klrlnger la
In Klamath Palla on bualnesa, Mr.
and Mia. Klrlnger moved to Marys-
villa, Calif., latt year where Klein-
grr I employed by Ilia Hiwcaert
Lumber company. Mrs. manner
arrived her tins week in order to
dltpoa of her property.
Return Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Vro
man have returned U Klamath Fall
after gpendlng the winter at Ana
helm and Hani Ana, Calif. Mra.
Vromaii, who for many years wag
associated with til M. L. Johnson
Insurance agency, la again awnsUng
In that office.
( ampereMember of th Klwanlt
rlub tent Bunday at Lake o' the
Wooda aetllng up th camp for the
Olrl BcouU and Camp Fir Olrl.
RODEO
RAMBUN'S
El Rodeos Here
For Distribution
El Rodeos have arrived fur all
Klamath Union high school students
who ordered them and will be dis
tributed at a dance planned for tins
Wednesday night.
The dance will be held In Pelican
court from to II p. m. Admission
will be by payment or by showing a
receipt of payment for the yearbook,
at th door.
Thoae who do not attend th dance
may get their yearbook at the
KU11S office.
Trouble Flares Up
Over Race Mixing
YOUNORTOWN, Ohio. June 3i
Two Negroes were atoned law
yesterday after they entered a swim
ming pool used by white.
Police aald a group of 3S white
awtmmeri left South Bid pool when
th Negroes refuted to leave and
went U a hlllsld outbid the pool
Prom there they began hurling
rocks down 'on the Negroea.
One of th two waa struck behind
the ear by a rock, but wag not In
jured seriously. He w as not Iden
tified. City officials Immediately cloned
'h pool and then waa no further
Well, the queen and her court ar
busy letting Klamath folks know It a
rodeo time. Cow boy t will begin sign
ing in awarma this week, aa Klam
ath Palla prepare for th best rodeo
ahuw ever.
Keith Moon, rodeo head, was
handed the covetous job of kltalng
th queen Baturday night, and be
lli v me, that far from being a
disagreeable Job! tNote: Hav you
teen Queen Joyce?)
Well, klsa her lie did. Bunday
bfternoon, before writing tha yarn
for th paper, I called Keith to k
him what color eye th wlntom
lata haa.
-Ooah. Red. I didn't notice." Keith
answered rather hetltatliigly.
But. In Justice to Mr. Moon, he'
aa busy heading thla year'a rodeo
piogram aa a one-armed fan
doncer, and really hasn't time to
nolle th color of eye even If
tn ia a queen I
Keith and BecreUry - Treasurer
Ray William tell me that there are
many pertona atlll unaware of the
fact that there'll be a night ahowl
Yea. for the first time In local
rodeo hlttory. one of the three shows
will be under the area. That th
Baturday night go-round.
Memo to western dance fans: The
We tern Valley boya will handle the
music for the Baturday and Sunday
right Jig at the pavilion. They're
from Willamette valley way.
Baldy Evan will handle tha
rhythm chore at the armory dance
Saturday and Monday nigh til
Speaking of night ahow, the boy
In the know tell m until you'v
wen the suklyou county Sheriff
roaae and their famoua night drill
yu Junt "ain't lived."
And "rain or thine," the ahow will
go ont
Widening Of
6th Viaduct
Gets Favor
City councUmen went on record
Monday night favoring widening of
th Bo. (th street viaduct a th
number on Job naceaaary for future
traffic control.
The question arooe when the
planning commission presented a
list of propoaal for council con
sideration. Th upshot of th dlscuMlon with
Alfred Collier and Bert Igl, the
latter, chairman of the planning
commission, waa to ascertain from
th state highway department what
financial arrangement can be
made.
Coundlmen were not sure whether
th Job would be don with th city
and slat splitting the coat or If
th stale highway would agree to
stand th full expense.
Collier felt that the tut had
grown cold on the matter because
of an Impression that city official,
the chamber of commerce, and butt
net men were eyeing the wettalde
I by-pa, part of the Harm-Campbell
highway gurvey, a having priority
In Importance.
City Engineer E. A. Thorn
backed thla thought when he stated
that there had been too much dif
ference of opinion and that "not
enough weight hat been thrown be
hind" any one project.
The planning commlaaJofi pre
sented two other plan to the coun
dlmen aa th remit of their atudy
of lulur traffic problem.
Aa a move toward relieving heavy
congestion of traffic on East Main
and South gth street, they auggetted
two er una-town routea.
On would atart from Spring and
Eaplanad and proceed via Broad
and Plum to Main ttreet at In Link
Klver bridge.
The other propoaal auggetted es
tablishing of bet-back line on
Owens and Adams to meet future
expansion In thla Industrial aectlon.
Thla would eventually aerv aa an
arterial highway to Intersect South
th and connect with the proposed
county road south of town.
However, mnlng restriction In the
present ordinance would prevent
moving property line for street
wldening purposes, similar to th
problem now existing on th sug
gested widening of 11th.
Bendix Strike
Aareemenr Seen
WASHINGTON. June 3 P)
Secretary of Air Symington an
nounced an agreeemnt today for
settlement of th tiike that ha
closed the Bendix Aviation Corp.
plant at South Bend, Ind, for 70
days,
Term agreed to by th company
and United Auto Worker official
v.ere kept secret pending study and
a vote by the workers.
Symington summoned the union
and management spokesmen here
! for conference which ran through
last. night and into thla morning.
He aald he did so because of the
effect of the stoppage on production
of airplane engine.
8ymlngton told reporter "We
were In trouble all over the world
on these airplane part." He said
that he had used "no coercion what
merer" In bringing labor and man
agement official together.
Sreamer, Fishing
Vessel Collide
NANTUCKET. Mas.. Jun UP)
Th Dutch steamer Nleuw A ma ter-
dam and th New Bedford fishing
vessel Manna collided In den fog i
30 mile southeast of Nantucket 1
light vessel early today.
Th coast guard reported no on 1
Wh injured. Th fishing craft car- j
led a crew of 13.
The Nleuw Amsterdam, en route
U Hoboken, N. J., from Rotterdam,
carried 9&1 passengers Bh I owned
!y the Holland-American Una.
The tva-foot fishing craft mes
saged ah Wo In "no Immediate
danger." Th coast guard aald th
liner proceeded toward Hoboken
after determining the Marmax could
keep afloat with pump. Th (team- ,
er wss due In Hoboken thl after- i
coon.
Cayer Naalm. rrt. Ceasferl
tad He.'arUlitr at tag
SwckaKara Mineral Spring
SANITARIUM
Gal a aaw leaee a
lira tareasji tha at
af oaf law eat aria-
era! wstera.
Mat Mineral
tag Mad Bats
far RaauiaatrMn,
Artaritri, rieuritia.
NerveaeBeaa, Mich and Law Blood Pree
Bare and aia Erupnens.
Cars Banidt Vaaac tatba
lay aststaa, Erauaa. C a, taau
and BraartoU.
Year Hrahk la Oar loanvna"
Far reesrvatMMe ar detailed auoraaauoa
(uckaer Miaaral Sariae IsarUratas
RL 1, AtMsad. Oreeea
Or abeae leag difltaaa.
Br. Manaaa Waxier. Dtracttr
Cbal tail sctie nysktaa
SHE'LL BE
in person1.!
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Sal at
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Headquarters
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trouble Th two Negroe left the
pool shortly after a truck and three
car containing 3S Negroes drove up
'I he Negroes did not leave the vehicle.
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