FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH (ALLS. ORfcGOlM
PACE PlVt
r:
WEATHER
rmtM YEAN
To )sl ' I"
Nannal II M
NOKTIIIKN C'Al.iroNNIA' tlr Imlav
and ovar Ins Maaa Mil, bill im .annual
fog on vMl ll'.l uor Ilia Inlail.ii, hat-owl"
riMiler naal riia.t Similar i.r
Sliiti.tar- Hullhwa.l winds oil SImiio IV
to au oillaa an four.
WKMTKNN OtHUlON Valr and mild
Imlar and Baluiilar. High alims aoa.1
ai lu ao aiul in ilia Inuiliir T In aj.
bitlh rfaia I"W titnlalil 4J U SI Nt.ilh
nnl wff ih.ua 10 In 1 milt an
hour MMlari lltctaaaln la II lu II M
attlldar.
RAI1IRN OKHHINl ralr and ttatm
hxlar and aatuula llih uih daa
It to oa. Iaiw Umllhl lo H.
la KastMr. inU Mrs. ArUiur U.
WltlSllla Olid dalwlllrr Manolyll
Iravo r"rlilay nmlit uu mi cstenalvu
trip Into lilt IlllUsoal. Tliry llltrnd
to atloiid a lainily trunluu ut Mr.
WllUllla' rrlsllvoa III lUv't. Ar
aaiisaa. at lila brollirr's liumo. Hr
liaa nut aeon hi bruUirr lur mmo
than W years. Tliry will go rial
via ltolar, Hall Lake, and Kaliaa
City, and will iait Mia. Wiiiiiiiia'
rrlnUvrs and frltnds In Mrinplila,
Toiin., bofnro Uwy return. AImi In
cluded In Uitlr anemia lur visits art
tlit several naiiiuial park along
Ui mut. 11i Wlsulna will bo baik
tu Klamath falls about July at).
t'hurrh ( Irrlo The Mewing circle
of tlit Kinanusl llaptlal churt'll
lll moot Thuratlsy, July M at Hie
raruh home o( Xlrs. fred Olile-
nieyor. Tlio niiaaionary group tuecta
tlit Uilrd Thursday ol oath nionili
hit A 6 30 deaacrl In the church par
lur. Mr. Uoorgo llrniiinscr la In
ihargo ol tlit prucrara. Mra. Da.a
Jtealurd and Mr. William Trniplin
aro hostesaea.
Uia. Mr. and Mra. Hubert II
Whlta and daugliura, Klaino and
aUlaabeUi. loll by train TuraUay eve
run tor cLhrovopnrl. La, where Uiey
will make Uieir homo. On Uie way
they will tnako atop at Loa An-
elea lo flail rolatlvra. Mra. Whllo
la tho daughter ol Mr. and Mra.
W. fc Andersen ol 700 Doty.
Toea-agora Dance Towighl Tlioro
will bo a toon-aga dame loniglil.
rriday. at Uio Klamalti falls arm
ory. Music, will bo by Mika Shade
and hla band. Admission la 34 conu
with rarrta and as cent without.
Tun ol tha dance la l-ll p. m.
raawaa Tluwagh Oordon A. Ba
blno. pmloaaor ol )ournalum at Uio
University ol Orogun, pined Ihrougb
Klamath. Pall Thursday atlernoou
oa a short vacation lour ol Ore
fou, California, and eastward.
VWIinf Mr. and Mr. Archl
OUfaann of rroio. Calif., will aprnd
ino rourih ol July holiday miutij
frlond. Mr. and Mr. B. J. Knowlra
(UK. Main.
Pwowaaonla WUllam Bllaa. U. ol
Bonarut I aald to bo Improrlng
(ram pnoumonia at lllllaido huopiul
Ma haa boon a patlrnt ainr Juno
n. Mo I gllll not allowed to havt
y lot tor. .
Tmalllartinilia Dorothy and
Carol, amail da ugh lor ol Mr.
MabaJ Wllrhar ol Klamath Falla.
undorwonl UnalllKtomlra at HlUalde
hoapltal Thuraday.
VaaaMawlBg-Bill Mathtwa, who
ha boa attandlnc achool In Baa
Pranclara) arrlrod rocwntly lor hu
Tamtlon.
Vlall Charllo Maat la Ulllng In
thli city with hi parent. II ha
boon employed In Roaoburf .
Trlgv Mr. and Mrs. Tin Hiatt re
loaring goon on a 10-day trip to
Beaul.
nillrew C'loao All city olllroa ex
opt tha pollr and lira department
will b cloaed Monday, July 4.
Here's One That
Didn't Get Away
Harry Oorller. 300 Pine, traveled
to Pnnama to attend hla daughter a
marriage Una month and took time
out to catch a 141-pound sallflsh
June 1.
Th hug aeven loot. nine-Inch
f.?h was snagged In tha Panama
bey. near Panama City. It took
Crueller exactly II minute to hoist
trie monster Into hi boat.
Oorller didn't say how murn of
the too yards of line necessary In
tills type of fluhlng h ued hefore
he won out over th sallflah.
HI daughter. Nan, married Navy
Lieutenant Clifford P. Alexander.
He's atatloned In Panama and ahe'a
teaching school.
NEW LOW PRICE
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YOCALION RECORDS
POPULAR WESTERN
Hid.rt In the Sky y CondV Kiuci
Ball Ho'! . .
. . . - f LoYtgick Bluti
Fortvtr and Ertr
and many others from Iht
Hit Parade
If it's new and good you
will find if first at
fieplMb Music Co
120 N. 7th
Keturn-Ur. and Mra. t. U. Lamb
have returned Irom a week trip
lo Olarler national park wlirr
Dr. lmb attended a Ureal North
orn aurgeona' meeting. Th Lamb
auggeat lo other people planning
to go to (llarlrr thai tliry tak
the 8Mkan Coelir d'Alrne-Mla
aoula rout. Willi h, whllo lunger
In mllea, lakoa lea time. Dr. and
Mra. Lamb went by way ol Hand
Point and reiwrt that thai routs
haa 3D mllea ol eatremely pour
road. Iliey returned through Mia
aoula. Annual tialhrrlng The annual
Oklahoma plrnlc and baaket dinner
will bo held at MrKe bridge July 10
Inoae planning to attend are In
vited lur aw limning and vlall lug and
are reminded to bring muMi-al In
atrumrnta. Cnlfeo and lemonade
will bo lurnlalied.
Treatment Michael, alx-year-old
aon ol Mra. Ona Mae Urlinea, ol
IIW7 Derby atrert, la receiving med
ical cars al lllllalda hoapltal. HI
mother la a member ol the oldie
atatl ol Ihs Klamath Medical Ser
vice bureau.
Mlaalaimry (iroup The Marana
th Mlaaluiiary society ol th Bible
Kupliat church will meet Tuendny,
J.ily . at the home ol Mrs. Erneal
W Parkhurat ol 3141 Lavern.
Mrmbera and (rlrnda are welcome
league Th Suburban league
will hold a regular meeting tonight,
fiirtay, at t o'clock In Bhaala school
Anyone Interested In community al-
lalra la welcome.
Vlaitor-Nathsn Bellg. father of
Mrs. J. C. O'Neill, 1 visiting with
the O'Neilla. Tlio family 1 going
to Ijiko o' til Woods over the
holidays.
In lloapltae Brur Crawford of
490 Boardman underwent surgery
today, frlday, al Hillside ho-pital.
Church Guild
Will Meet
TUl.eiJtKE. July l-Tle guild of
tho Tulelaka Community Preabyto
rlan rhurrh will meet Wednesday.
July . al o'clock al th horn of
Mr. Robert Anderson on th fcaat
West road which I also designated
a road No. 104.
Tho planning to attend sro In
formed that the Anderson horn Is
nest to tho last homestead on the
south tide of th road. Mr. Carl
Jensen will be assisting hostess.
This will be tin regular monthly
bualneaa meeting of th guild, and
Mrs. John Irving will b In charge
of devotion.
The guild served dinner for Rotary
ladles' night Juno as for 100 gueau.
No Firecrackers
Allowed In Park
Fourth of July visitor at Moor
park ar reminded that the park la
intlrrly within the city limit which
mean that the use of fireworks on
the park grounds Is Illegal.
City officials today warned that
fireworks ar prohibited at th park
and urged the public' cooperation
In seeing thst ther ar none
On small fir was started Thurs
day as a result of firecrackers, but
under control before any dam
age could be don.
Council To Meet
On Tuesday
Beraua of Monday falling on th
Fourth of July, th regular city
council meeting ha been moved to
Tueadsy night. The teuton tarts at
7: JO pm. In th council chamber.
The ordinance authorising tho
new lighting system In the down
town business district may be ready
for Introduction at Tuesday night's
confb.
CHECKS MAII.ru
PORTLAND. July I ii Welfare
checks for Oregon relief recipients
went Into th mall this morning.
For th last two years, the July
I checks hav been Isle because
funds did not arrlvt In time.
Bee "BUI" Dolan at Midland
Equipment Co, for Your
High Quality
Oomt I Aluminum Syphons
Midland Equipment Co.
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FANCY MODELS SET FOR RACE Only o few of the 22 youngsters expected to take part
in the 20-30 club sponsored soop box derby Soturdoy are, from left, Kelsey Prinzing,
Wendell Swilier, Eddie Moore, Billy Waybrant, Harold Runnels, Worren Yadon ond Jim
Adams. Starting time for the race is 1:30 p. m., ond the course will be down the Uphom
street hill with the finish line ot California avenue. A new bicycle ond a portoble radio
are first and second prizes.
Park Damage
Reward Fund
To Be Posted
The city park -recreation commit
tee u UHiiifl firm itnd Klmt
.nndalum on city parki kiid play
Grtiurula and hu oflerrd ft $60 re
ward Inr tha arrtftt and conviction
ol people caught destroying or df
Urlni park property.
City Recreation Director Ram
Fmlth aald that at-eady five win
dows) have been broken In the re
cwtly con true ted equipment nhed
ind ret rooms at Eaauna park on
Milh itreet. Motor acootera being
driven arro the r round, of Slukel
park near Mills srhool are tearing
up trie grais and knocking off
sprinkler heads tn the watering
Byttem.
The park -recreation group aski
Inat people treat the parks and
p'aygrounds with regard because for
tne first time Klamath is building
up a syatem of summer recreation
areas which provide places for
joungileri to play, and which can
be uied and Improved for many
icmmera if they arc taken care of
now.
ildinq Gets
Big Boost
An unuaually anemic half year of
cily building wa given a shot in
arm by the construction of the
new gym and pariah hall at Sacred
Heart academy, a 1141.000 job.
Tho total building future for the
first slk month of till year In
Klamath Palls Is 1)43.142.
Only 31 permits wer granted
during Ui six months. High in
number of construction Jobs was
March with 64. A cord January
brought In only seven permits.
Tho Job al Sacred Heart boosted
the Juno figure to flM.li, almost
half th total for th full six
months, January through June.
Only aeven applications for new
homes weie Issued during th tut
month, totaling 167.000.
Big commercial job was construc
tion of the new Texaco service sta
tion. Wall and Esplanade, coating
117000.
Walter Sslsbrry. building Inspec
tor, aald that this year wa un
usually Inactive In the building
field. "Last year w hit In the
neighborhood of II. 500.000 and we'll
be lucky If It hits the three-quarter
million mark this yesr." Sals be ry
said.
Now Located At
. 162 E. Main
give us a try:.:::...:'
Basin Plumbing 1 Heating Co.
at . Mala -J.r Davla- rs. s
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
Main ot Eiplanad
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OT Swimming Schedule
Revised Due To Crowds
Neceaaary revision In the swimming instruction schedule at the
Oregon Technical inatltuus pool have been announced by the city
recreation office. !
Changes were msde necessary by th unexpectedly large number 1
of children who turned out for swimming lesson. 1
Regular hours fur public swimming are from 1 to 10 p. m., aeven
days a week. Instruction and open swimming can be accommodated
at the same time In the big pool because of It size.
City Recreation Director Sam Smith announced today that all
recreation activities except open swimming will be closed at noon.
Saturday, and reopen Tuesday, July ft. The OTI pool, however, will
be open for public swimming the regular hours. There will be no swim
ming Instruction. ;
following is a revised Instruction schedule:
ADJl ST.VIHVT rit HUH I.K TI SWIMMING POOL
fcVfc.MNG
Bus
1:00
1:00
1 00
J00
1 00
3 00
4:00
4:00
No
Bus
Service
Time
1 15
I W-I lf
: 30-3:15
3 30-3 15
1 30-4 15
3 30-4:15
4 30-5:15
4 30-5:15
7 30- 10
7 30-g 30
8 30-0 30
lsvs
M-W-P
T-Th-P
M-W-P
T-Th-P
M-W-P
T-Th-P
M-W-P
T-Th-P
M-W
T-Th
T-Th
Ackerman Asked To
Serve On Post
Police Judge Leigh Ackerman has
been asked by Eugene Police Chief
Keith L. Jones to serve on the gov
ernor's stftte committee on children
and youth, on which Jones serves as
ihstrman.
The committee was set up to study
Juvenile problems and methods of
l-siidllng delinquent by the pollcg
departments
Ackerman Indicated he would ac
cept the post.
Parking Curbs
Granted
Okay
Parking controls In the vicinity of
the Suburban fire department In
the 8. Sih and Oettle street area
have been approved by the state
highway commission.
A soon as proper signs are erect
ed, enforcement will begin. This plan
w ill require parallel parking on Ore
gon M In the vicinity of Oettle. and
will prohibit any parking on the
south side of Oregon M in that
area, i Oregon M Is 8. 6th
The eounly court will be asked to
prohibit all parking on the east side
of Oettle between 6th and Crosby,
and to prohibit parking on the west
side tn front of the fire station.
The fire department officials
asked that the action be taken to
facilitate movement of emergency
equipment.
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No. 5 MOWER
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M . till
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Adults
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Bond Posted
For Shuck
Property bond totaling $10,000 has
been put up for Richard Shuck. 21,
charged with negligent homicide In
the automobile accident death of
Robert Henry Anderson near Mer
rill Monday night.
The bond was signed by Mrs.
Maud Llskey and Victor Shuck.
The El Cerrito, Calif., man waa
formally placed under arrest yes
terdsy afternoon at Hillside hospital
by Deputy Sheriff Marlon Barnes but
hi bond was posted and h waa
never brought to Jail nor to court
He had not been arraigned on the
charge Pnday morning.
Shuck has been released from the
hospital.
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Ph. 3121
Divorce Law
Report Puts
Priest Out
PORTLAND. July 1 OCr Th res
Ignstlon ot a Catholic prelate from
a prominent clvte club because of tta
tecentlv adopted divorce report was
dlv-toed today.
Th very Rev. Thomas J. Tobtn
virar-grneral of the archdiocese, re
signed from tho City club In a
protest of a report he called "a vio
lation of fundamental human
tights."
The report, drafted after months
of study by business and profes
sional men In the organization, sug
gested change In divorce laws, mar
ital counseling, and a possible "fam
ily court."
"They proposed to say whether
propl should marry." said Pather
Tc bin. "This la a fundamental prlv
ili go of the Individual and the .late
haa no right to take It away from
hlm."
One bit of th long report seta
forth as a general principle the
premise that the welfare of the com
munity should have precedence
over the desire of people who wish
to make or break a marriage contract.
NO ALARM
PORTLAND. July 1 (V-A ring.
Ing burglar alarm didn't seem to
bother a prowler at the home of Dr.
Ruth Barnett. Police said the alarm
was tripped when a rear window was
broken, but the prowler went on in
and made a systematic search of the
ho-s.
Nothing was taken. Detectives
said the would-be burglar apparent
ly tu looking only for money.
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Doctor To Open
Offices Here
Dr. Don B. Rice announce th
opening of hla offlre at 300 Bolvln
building. Tuesday, July 6.
Dr. Rice, a specialist In Infants'
snd chldlren's diseases, I a former I
Portland resident. He will be Joined .
her by his family In a few week.
On hundred year ago th latest
thing In railroad train travelled at
th apeed of 1ft to 20 mile an hour.
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Klamath
Falls
TONIGHT
Saturday, July 2
Sunday, July 3
Monday, July 4
Special School
Children's Matinee
1 to 5 P. M.,
Saturday, July 2
RIDE
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Ughta aad atgbla traly a
fairyland mt wonders sar
amasing th Nights f Old
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