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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALL5. ORECON PACE FIVi , WEATHER STHKAM YrAN fi M ... II Si Laal eer II 4 Murmal H ss WUTKMN OHIOON -fair tnrter. t- llhl si rnday with rl'udliiM ln .....lna In nmlliw"! ' ! High dollme lmlm Well In In t.M.ir 10 lo SU l.l. ei.d rni. nun aion ! ' '-" tamni 4A le BX veilelle erllHie bi IS nillee an hour ult e,l. KAariKN OMr.uoN -rair with ti.cn t.mpetaluiee tHlr, u.nlilil a'ld rnrti. High M i, 79 liUv and la lo aft rrliler. Low lonlghl Jt lo 4. NuhTiirnN ( Ai.iroHNiA - rir i- ar. lunlglil and rrttlav eeptli eon aidarahla l'S alung ritaat. Watinar over Inteilt.r MnUy lul e.M.ler In eta,ul vel ! rrtilar. Ntlhl wind IS la IS nllaa an hour oft eua.l. UNANT1 r ANI1 VICINITY-Talr t.iUay. loitlglu and rrlday. High today as Imw loitlglil A High rrlday go. VacaUonlng Clordnn Mullnry. miulo ma)nr at Nurlhwrstern cul )fK, arrived horn for yaratlnn with liia paieiita, Mr. and Mr. Harold Mallory. on Jun U. 11 visited th Itiack lillla. Yrlloweton pan ana li. lladlaiuls of Dakota on hu way tame and also stopped (o see Hereford allow In Blicrltlan, Wyo. Ha la considering finishing his erhool iuj on tha west coaaL ! Knltet W.lliam Lay. Wilbur MeUiewa, Bonor Hnillh. Larry Oour Iry and Jrese Emrrt hav enlisted IP UI U. a IIBYJ llllIUII Ul WVi l.crulllnt olllra. They all signed up fur three-year cruises. Lay re questing electrician training. He will in lo Seattle and the others lo Han Dlrin fur trainlm. S'rw Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bur rrll Webb ar receiving contretula llona on the birth of a dauihter In hpokan. Waah. Th little girl, who as born Tuday. U their second ihlld. Oraiirlpereiil ara Mr. and Mra. C. C. Hrldrlrh of atj Wash I' linn. Mrs. Wrbb Is th former Hubert Heldrlrh. Special ImlM- Cheeller and ladle of Canum crater. IOOP lodge. ill mm Friday ai 12 45 p. m. In th loop hall and from than pro teed lo th Mrrrlil IOOP hall to a 'tend services for Uie lata Henry ndraan. Pull draas uniform la re quested. NAA( P Prom 7 to I p m Batur. day th KAArp will hold a buslnn meeting In th chamber of coin mere oftur. follow ad by a dlacus smn on th argrrcation In th na tion's capital Ird br Orral Illar CORE. Brlial-y. Calif. Th publle Is lnvlid. Chrislaiaa DrratUns Ramplaa 4 Chrlatmaa darnratlona from th Tabary corporation In Los Anftlrs bar arrtwd at Ui chamber of com irwrr eftV, They will bf displayad to Klamath marrhanu afur th fourth of July holiday. Haws Gaasta R n I hotu (iimu of Mr. and Mra. Mike Erlrk arn and Ui Earl Harnea family war Mr. and Mra. John Oaa and rlauihlar Dorothy Andaraon of plarkduck. Minn, and Martin Oas cf Portland. Tai-Ai Dane Trier will b a lrn-ai danra rrlday night at th armory. Admission will be 35 rents with rants, and it rents without them. Th danr will start at p m and last until 11. Mlk 8had s band will play. Trarel Editor Tar Th commu nity adrertislni commute of the chamber of commerce will meet at M-JO Pnday to decide on entertain ment f th travel editor tour which will b In Klamath Palb on July 31 Na I Hnle Th public health da. fartment's retular well-baby clinic m.ll not be held th week of July 4 Next clinic wUI be on Monday. July II Thcne wiahlni reaervaUons art ri minded to call 7714. Birthday Dinner Elks whose birthdaya occur in Jun or July will have dinner tonight at the Elks club prior to th regular lodge meeting Convention committee chairmen ill report at the meeting. Leaving City Mr. and Mrs. Mac A. Bancroft, realdenu of Klamath Kails sine uut December, ar leav ing this week for Cincinnati, O. called by Ui lllnru of Bancroft's mother. Convention John Eblnger. Klam- .in, rmum mikh urjr. una JUAI reiuniea from th national convention of the laaac Walton league. Ebuigrr made the trip by car. Ilnm r'rnm Vaaaar Joanne Ben. nl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. War icn C. Unmet of 1 143 Crescent, has anlved home from Vasaar. In llmpltal Victor Palmer of IIM Crescent la a patient at lllll nde hospital where he la under medical observation. (ranted License Itohlns gro cery, Klamath rails, has becu granted a class A package store llceiue by the state liquor control commission. VlalU Mrs. Charles A. Nurbexk. New York, arrived III Klamath Kalis Ui visit her daughter. Mis. Charlotte M. Hntcliklss and her son and fam ily, th Fred Nurbeck. Hualneee rUymond If. Bltney, auuerinlendent of Ilia Klamaih In dian agency, was a visitor In Klam aih Kalis Wednesday on buslnraa. Vlaltor Robert Kutrh. profeaanr at law at Klverald college at Itlver side. Calif., was visiting in tills city Wednesdsy. From Medford-Paul Ifanlln. dep. uty U. S. marshal from Mrdford, was In Klamath Palla recently. Newsmen To Tour Area A tentative schedule of a tour of Oregon by metropolitan newspaper travel editors has been drawn up by Chamber Manager Charles Stark. Oregon vice president of the Pacific Northwest Travel association. The t-iur will begin July 27. According to Htark. the group of a dosen or so editors will be divided Into two groups at Portland, one party taking the coast route and Lark north through the Willamette valley, and the other taking the central route, arriving In Klamath Kails July 28. and then back Into nnrtiirastrrn Oregon and down Uie Columbia river to Portland. This tour will be similar to the one held her last year. The exact schedule for the tour will be released later aa plana de velop and kinks are Ironed out. HTKIKE PORTLAND. Jun 30 oP. Bus drivers on the Portland-Halt Lak City run of the Pacific Trallwavs line are scheduled lo go on strike tonight at midnight. Negotlatora were to meet, how ever, with Ouy V. Limner, federal conciliation commlsslnner. In a final attempt today to head off th walkout Llntner aald wagea and working conditions ar In duput. but nei ther side would dlarlcM details About 90 men ar Involved. Smith May Go Before Jury In Portland Little Raymond IHkippy) Bmllh. hrld In the county Jail on a charge of second degrro murder, may be moved to Portland this week-end and his case will be studied by a federal grand Jury convening In Portland July 12. Attorney J. C. O'Neill, represent ing the IS-year-old Ueatty Indian, said Smith probably would not have a preliminary hearing before his cake goes to the grand Jury. He has been held In Uie county Jail since June a. He allegedly stabbed Elmo Lobert. 22, with a pocketknife in a drinking party quarrel near Chlloquin June 2. Lobert died wltliln 31) minutes and Hmllti dlftupuearrd In the woods. He gave himself up two days later at Chlloquin. and the federal charge of second degree murder was placed against him. Deputy U. B. Marshal Paul Ham lin, whose duties Include transport ing federal prisoners, la expected through Klamath Palls Friday or Haturday and may move Smith to Portland at that time. Anderson Rites Slated Friday Funeral services lor tne late rtoo erl Henry Anderson. Klamath coun ty pioneer, will be conducted Pnday at 2 p. m.. In the IOOP hall In Mer nil. by Merrill lodge in, IOOP. Commitment servlcea and vault entombment will be In the family l.lot In the loor cemetery. The Earl Whltlork Funeral home la In charge of arrangements. Psllbearers will be Inland Pope. jolin oiacomlnl. Alfred Carlton. Ev. crett Jonea, Roy McNeill and War ren Fruit. Friends are Invited to attend the services. Honntary pallbearers are A. B. t und. Carl Sandrll, Charles He Ion. leonard Johnson, Vern Merchent and II N. Monsell. I.ou Hill, as noble (rand, will offi cial In the services for th IOOP with Mrlvln Bowman as chaplain. Jf,:?' x SP Orders New Engines Southern Pacific announced till week that orders hav been placed for 67 dleaal locomotives of various types, at a cost of more than 123.- 000.000, In furtherance of BP ex tensive Improvement program. In making the announcement. President A. T. Mercler aald the new orders will raise to approximately 1241.000.000 the company's poatwar expenditures for new rolling stock, nearly BO.OOO,000 being for 263 die.iel locomotives. Deliveries of th newly-oraered dlasel locomotive are scheduled to sun In October of this year, and when the current order la com pleted In June, IBM, Southern Pa cific will have a total of 402 dlesel locomotlvea of various type lu op eration on lu lines, Mercier said. City Firemen Douse Grass Fire City firemen extinguished a small graaa fire at 1503 Crosby and re rnrted that no damage waa done. The fire waa report 1 at about t a. m. Today, Thursday. Learn BEAUTY CULTURE Now I the time to enroll new classes now forming. Low Tuition. Klamoth Beauty School It Me. Breee rkeae 141 THI NEWEST IDEA IN MOTOR CARS The De Soto Corry-AII sedon, o 4-door wdan thot can be fronsformed in a moment into o spacious utility cor, is now in production ond being shipped to De Soto-Plymouth dealers. The rear seot of this sedan can be quickly ond eosily folded down to the floor, providing nearly eight feet of cargo space stretching all the way from the back of the front seat to the rear deck lid. It is described as the perfect vehicle for businessmen, salesmen, formers, sportsmen, suburban residents, vocotionists, and oil those people who travel a lot. Musicians Name Officers The Junior Musician club of America, sponsored by the National Institute of Music and Art, named officers Wednesday evening at an orchestra rehearsal of the NIMA. In the KC hall. Florence Lampropulos, 243 E. Main, a fifth-year student of the violin, was named president. Vice president Is Jewel Shannon. 5120 Miller, a sixth-year violin student. Rose Mane Paulson, 202 Crest, second -year violin student, was picked for the secretary Job Volunteers chosen to form a Parent' club to supervise activities of the orchestra are Mrs. E. A. Hcholer, Mrs. Albert Slismion and Mrs. H. O. Day. Teacher of music In charge of the National Institute of Music In Klamath Palls Is Kuatran Oippo. Oippo will conduct the furthcoming concert, due for appearance here August 14. at 1 p. m. The place will be announced later. The orchestra Is rehearsing every Wednesday evening, 6:30 to 7:30, In the KC hall. In charge of organizing the school and supervuing the August 14 con cert Is Harold Woodland of Lo Angeles. Grange Hall Dance Called Off There will be no dance at th Midland Orange hall this Saturday night. It was erroneously stated that there would be dance but It lias been cancelled due to the holi day over the 4th. IIOY UOIII HOME PERMANENT TWICE AS EASY-TWICE AS FAST New Tenl teWI KH. New Photo Method Duectmne show how , liml now ve many tvpea of hart in as little aa 30 minutes. 400 Ceasplaea M New Tal SPIN C wrier. So more rubber bands -all plaetic-sll -in -one' drips . . . stuns. ..kxksaith a flick of Uie linger. j.J9 ;.y.UW NOTION DEPT. Street Floor T.'A -l e 31 ac .S'rtf "Ksrlr to bed, and early lo rise," hut you ml as meeting many of the prominent people. The LUGGAGE SHOP lOItt Main Phone MIS This fincnsilvcrplate stays lovely longer WITH STERLING INLAID QUALITY Nevada Is known as the Sagebrush State and lu official flower Is the aagebrush. Ambassador To Egypt Appointed WASHINGTON. June 30 (Pres ident Truman today nominated Jef ferson Cattery aa ambassador to f-trypt to succeed Stanton Orlffls. Gnffis Is resigning. Caffery has been embassador to France. At the same time, the White HnuMi made public correspondence In which the president accepted the resignation of Ortffu, who attrib uted his action to "continued 111 health." 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