SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1949
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Maim luda and sunn!-. Ills!" IimUv
IS In MA end Sunday Ml In WO, low lo
tllglil 4J lo S3
I.MAN III fAHK ANI VlllNITYl Selr
ludey and lluinh aumlay. Iligii bolh
teye H, low ioihmIiI So.
Keys Returned Till- Dlesblrd
Amrrlimi Veteran ormiilMitliiii has
Mlurnrd set nt Inel keys to Albert
H Burns uf M Ijikrpurl boulevard
Klamelh Full. Tin kejra wn re.
liirnrd because t( IMV Irtrnlo
!." ant ul tlie miniature license
I lairs distributed annually to 30
VOO.OUO moturlsla.
Spuds Show
Improvement
After Frost
Pntatoes fruited In the Klamath
basin Wednesday nwiriilni art al
md urtliuc to coma bark.
Ajuutanl county Aurnt Walt
Jendrsejrwak! made a survey Friday
to note esienl ol damaae and poaai-
bllilln ot recovery, i tting Uie fields
lime to ahow the rreulta Irom weu.
nxdar cold spell.
Uuiia a number of I lie fields,
Jendraeskl aald. ere cut off at
Uia around but the plants have
considerable turn irowlh and buds
of new leevee aa brilnnins to ahow
Ylrlda comparabla lo laat year's
bumber cropa are a rrmi.le proba
biliiy. but Uia nianilii can be nar
rowed If tha weather holds good
lorn Into Ilia (all.
Field peas look a severe beallni
from tha frost In this area anJ
(rain loss varlra fiom complete
damaga In some dry land wheat and
barley fields lo no apparent dani
aia an aoma Irritated fields. There
la still no definite future on per cant
ef damaia slven by farmers, who
remsln hopeful.
Clover ahowa varying degrees of
froel damage. Soma blooma ap
peared wall frosted but a nrw hawvy
an of bloom seems lo ba comlnf on
Dow.
Vlaltlni Ellen Homieiinera'. uf
Laikapur, Marin county, Calif., la
vkiuiuj Mary Lou C'aae, dauKliter
ol Mr. and Mri. T. U. Caae. Mlaa
Honiirnueri la vatallonlni after
coiiiplrtlna tha arhrail year at Mllla
culleua In Oakland. Calif. HI it will
stay at tha Caaa realdenie at SI)
Waahlnitoii until July ft or t.
Faaaea Throuih Jack Hartley,
of Mulr Ileal h. Marin county, Call
fornla. paaaed tlirouiih Klamath
Fulla Friday on hla way home from
Oretftui Htata colleue, In Corvallla
He aUipiitd at tha T. U. Caaa real-
dentt to vlalt Jim Cae, who la n
fraternity brother.
Meel Wedneaday The Comnila-
alimer fltaff uf tha Modoc Council
Hoy HcouU uf America will meet
Uerinextay, July Id, at Hit Hoy
Scout office. The meeting waa railed
by Ulatrlct Commlaaluner Paul Tan
ner fur 7 30 p. m.
Vlaltor Mra. Ida Hamilton of j
Poillatid haa been vlaltliig her ala-t'r-ln-law.
Mra John flomllton. 310
N Ilih. Mra. Hamilton, a former
Klamath Falls realdrnl. now reaidea
at the Campbell hotel In Portland. I
Call Anawered -The city fire de. '
partment anawered a call to Eighth
and Oak alreata al I0 M yaaterduy
morning and er.umuu.hed a small
graaa flrt.
Ilomt for Vlalt Jean Underwood
of Han Francisco will spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Underwood. 320 N. 7th.
Visitor Mrs. Ida Hamilton la
spending a short visit with her
nephew. Orvtlle Hamilton, and
friends before returning lo her homt
In Portland.
Driver Cited
In Accident.
Three Hurt
Earl Whlllotk, Klamath Falls
mortician, was released on 1 0,01X1
ball this morning from the LXirrii,
Calif., city Jail following an accident
early baluiday morning which sent
three peopla Ul Hit hospital.
Whlllork waa cited by Investlgst-
lug California state patrolmen for
driving while under tha Influence o!
alcohol with bodily Injury to per
sons other than himself and failure
lo yield Hit rignl-uf-way.
According to police, tht elderly
Klamath man waa turning uff high
way V7 Into Uia parking kit of Cal
On tavern at about 1:46 a m. Sat
urday and turned directly Into Uit
path ol a northbound automobile
driven by Carl liergeraon of Hryic.
Calif.
Paasengera with Bergeraon were
his wife and Ilvt-ytar-uld daughter,
Carol.
All three were moved lo KlamaUi
Valley hospital by Kalers ambu
lance service. Bergersuti has bad
lacernlloiia about Uia head and
face, his wilt la suffering from
bruises and a possible fractured tell
ankle and knee, and their little gill
lias bruises and a possible nose frac
ture. Tilt ilergersons wert en route
north lo Mprlngfleld, Ore. from their
home In Hryte,
Whltlock was examined by a doc
tor in Dorrls, but waa not Injured.
Ht waa Jailed by state patrolmen
who said thai a preliminary hearing
will be held next week unless Whlt
lock waives.
Tilt charge la a felony under Cali
fornia law.
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QUEEN JOYCE, seated on hood, and five of her court of
princesje., decorole this handsome Hudson convertible, of
ficial rodeo cor, put in use for the girls for their rounds of
personal oppeorances during the Klomath Basin Roundup
celebration.
Ken Frey photo.
Clear Weather
- Seen For 4th
Ciane Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Toole
and sons. Jerry and Kill, hsva gone
to Portersville. Calif., (or tht hull
days.
Varallonlng Dr. George Ooeh
ring. Klamath Palls dentist, will
be vacationing for tht next two
weeks.
Washington
Clamps Down
On Welfare
OLYMTIA, WMh, July on
WtUhlnffton itat hu oitlerd pr
ttnni bl lo work and vitlt no d
Vndnu cut off th fnrral MtaU
nr mlU until Htptrmber 1.
IiirrwMK, f mployiTiaTi.t otportun1
llra durmt the Urm hnrfttnc and
fond prnreMiiaf amuoru mak th
p"llry rhanM poihlf, Roderick Al
Befndam, stale d:rwtor nf aoctal
arrurlty. aatd. lit aUo railed It an
economy measure.
Another policy chvnie. described
aa an "Inventive' propomil, permit
head of famlllea wiu. children un
der 16 who receive atate aid for food
to earn enmnh to pay for fuel, rem
and utilities without endangerlnc
their atate food iranta. Prevloutly
the food grant wait reduced by the
amount the head of the family
arned.
Htich head of famttlea, having no
nitular Join nl though being able to
work, are eligible for the food grant.
Iht new policy, Olxendam aald,
ill coal the atate more money, at
leant while It la being atarted.
He made no estimate on how
many would be affected by the two
propoaala. He aald he waa trying to
cconomlte wherever ponatble aa "It'a
tery apparent to me the people of
the atate do not want to pay more
toxea.
Log Workers
Protest Mills
In Canada
SEATTLE. July 1 of. A vigorous
protest waa being drafted today by
tht northwestern council nf lumber
and sawmill workers AFLi against
' permuting Canadian sawmills to
compete with tht F-actflc North
west Industry.
Canadian sawmills, paylnr lower
a aies. art getting much American
business "while our men art walk
ing the streets." John N. Chrlsten
son. council president, aald.
Tha protest will be sent to con
gressional delegations and tht army.
Chrtstensnn said ht had notice of
an army bid call for 10 000.000 feet
of lumber, which carried tiie nota
tion "Canadian bids acceptable."
Aa an example of such competi
tion, ht aald. a Canadian mill un
derbid tht Barbee Lumber company
of Renton yesterday by 4 40 a thou
sand on lumber for a SO-unlt apart
ment house? only a mile from tht
Barbee plant.
Klamath folks wert beginning to
scatter for lakes and streama early
today, looking forward to Uie long
FourUi of July week-end away from
town.
Hllll others planned to stay In
town for the Klamath Basin round
up and other local attractions which
will mark tht week-end celebraUon.
Clear sklea and warm ahunshlne
raised hopes for nice weather, and
the government weather bureau
added Its optimism with a forecast
of fair skies.
Practically all business housea and
officea tn town will be closed Bun
day and Monday, and The Herald
and Newt will not publish Monday.
I City Recreation Director Bam
Smith announced that while Uiere
win be no swimming seasons al trie
Oregon Tech pool, the plunge will
be open dally through the holldaya
from 1 to 10 p. m. for public swimming.
Chamber Plans
Breakfast To
Mark Train
A no-host breakfast has been ar
ranged by the Klamath County
chamber of commerce Thursday.
July 7. 7 30 am. prior lo Uie public
display of the new Southern Facific
streamliner, Shasta Daylight, which
will slop in Klamath Falls from
till 11:30 am. for InspecUon.
The new train, reputed to be the
most beautiful streamlined train in
America, will start a Portland to
San Francisco dally run July 10.
C. E. Peterson, BP vice- president
In charge of system passenger Iral
fle, will be tht main speaker at the
breakfast which la open to all In
terested parlies.
Charles HUrk, chamber manager
Is asking those who wish to attend
tilt breakfast to noUfy tht chamber
by Wednesday, July 6.
Those who tour tht train durinj
Its two-and-a-half hour slay here
will entrain Uirough the rear door
at tha end of Uie parlor-observation
car and proceed through the tie.in.
viewing the Tunberltne tavern car,
the trl-csr diner, kitchen and coffee
shop and several of tht chair cars.
It Pays to Use tht Want Ads I
Liquor Selling
Trial Postponed
Trial of operators of Tlny'f tavern.
Mrrrtll-Lakevlew Junction, on a
r.ilademeanor charge of selling beer
to minors, haa been postponed until
I next Tuesdsy.
Tht trial was to have been held
In Justice court this morning. Three
boys, 17 and 18 years old. supposedly
purchased beer al the tavern. Their
psrents signed the complaint against
the tavern operators.
Motor Court
Sale Reported
Salt of the De Luxe motor court,
located at tht Weed Junction on
highway 7, hu Just been an
r'. unced by Mr. and Mra. J V.
Kindig and Alice Hershberger. The
buyers are Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Rosa of Sterling. Colo., who took
rsauesston on Friday.
Tht court included 14 modern
units, and waa entirely completed,
including landscaping, only about a
rionth ago. The salt waa handled
by Bandera Realty company, and
the sale prices la announced as
1 00.000.
Mr. and Mra. Kindle will leave
within a few days for a 30-day trip
through the eastern states. When
Site Bought
On Sixth For
Drug Outlet
An announcement of purchase of
property on South Sixth street for
futurt location of a branch of tht
Payleas Drug store waa made today
by Noel Flynn, local manager of tht
drug firm.
Tht property, with a 100 foot
frontage on South Sixth, waa pur
chased from Carl E. and Kuulie N.
Schneider. II la located between tlie
new Emil'a market now under con
struction and the Huburbun Lumber
company. Tht purchase price waa
not disclosed.
Flynn, In making the announce
ment stated, "Wt art very happy
with the way tht people In the
Klamath basin have helped us In
crease our business. Wt art pur
cl uing this property aa an Invest
ment, and It la our plan to erect
a building which will house a large
and complete drug store operating
on our regular Pay less principle. Tht
new store will operate aa a branch
of our present store at SOS Main
street and will be called Paylesa
Drug store No. 2. Ample parking
space will be provided."
Start of construction will follow
sate and removal of a dwelling now
on the property.
The local Payless Drug store la
one of a group of eight self-service
stores located In the Northwest.
"WIT
they return, they win begin devel
opment of a new trailer park for
which site haa already been acquired.
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Far plck-ap and delivery service ahene &SS at Jill.
Send Tour cleaning with year laundry.
CASCADE
LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS
Klamath's Finest Opa. Feat Office
Wccus Couple To
Visit Son
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hoffman of
Worus left ftaturdsy morning for
Dallas. Ore. when they wert noti
fied that their ton. Bill Hoffman,
had been hurt In an accident there.
Details nf the accident art not
known, but Hoffman la in Uie hos
pital In Dallas with a serious knee
injury.
The lifting power of helium Is
about SO per cent that of hydrogen.
Want Ada don't cost they pay!
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Park View Convalescent Home .
906 West Main Street
Medfere), Oregon Phone 2938
Completely; equipped Nursing Home for chronic and
convalescents. Bed patients a specialty. Hot water heat
throughout building. Licensed by the State of Oregon.
24 HOUR NURSING CARE
Registered Nurse in Charge
Ice Milk Product
'Old Fashion Freeze"
for The
4th e
Picnics x
Sundaes ... Cones
Daily Worker
Editor Fre Again
NFW YORK. July 1 "PI John
W. Oetes. editor of the Dally Work
er, waa released from Jail early to
day after serving a 30-day sentence
for contempt of court al the com
munist conspiracy trial.
8ome 40 demonstrators gatiiered
In front of the federal house of
detention at T a m. to greet Oates
only to leard that he was released
shortly after midnight. The demon
si ration waa planned by tht Civil
Rights Congress.
Three other defendants, also cited
for contempt, have been sentenced
to Jail for the duration of Uie trial.
Cafe To Open
On Spring Creek
CHILOQUIN, July 1 Mr. and
Mrs. William Lorena. owners of tha
Lorrru store In Chlloquln, art open
ing a service station and food con
cesslon this week-end a half milt
from Collier park on Spring creek.
Future plana are to make the
area Into a resort. It will be called
Idle Rest resort.
Revival Now In Progress
At
The Full Gospel Mission
Just Off Altamont on Maryland
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Conducted by
REV.
WAYNE BATEMAN
of Yakima, Washington
Preaching and singing the
way you like to hear it. We
pray for the sick any time.
EVERY NIGHT
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Blinds of
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...dust skids tight off these satin-smooth slats I
Cleaning's quicker. This flexible aluminum hrlpt
you clean. Bends with your brush, snaps back into
perfect ihtpel
Lighter. Easier to operate, because blinds of Flexalum
re only t the weight of ordinary blinds.
Leaf a lifetime. Can't break, warp, or bend out nt
shape. Plastic finish is fireproof, rustproof, weath
erproof: can't erack or chip.
So heaullful. Custom-made in handnome decorator's
colors. Bring mraauremenls today; we'll estimate
oat. You'll find It surprisingly low.
43-Hour Installation Service
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RODEO -DANCES
iV Saturday, July 2
AT THE
ARMORY Music by BALDY'S BAND
Dancing 9:00 Til 1:00 $1.25 Per Person, Tax Inc.
FAIRGROUNDS PAVILION Music by
THE WESTERN VALLEY BOYS
Dancing 10:30 Til 1:00 $1.25 Per Person, Tax Inc.
One Ticket Admits You To Both Big Dances!
Sunday, July 3
AT THE
FAIRGROUNDS PAVILION Music by
THE WESTERN VALLEY BOYS
Dancing 9:00 Til 1:00 $1.25 Par Person, Tax Inc.
it Monday, July 4
at the ARMORY
BATTLE of MUSIC Western vs. Popular
Western Music By Capitol Record Artist
EDDIE KIRK and His WESTERNERS
Popular Music By
BALDY'S BAND
"Just Good Danca Music"
Dancing 9:00 Til 1:00 $1.25 Par Person, Tax Inc.
IN THE LAND OF THE FREE
(Rti'ing time 30 seconds)
Once each year comes the day when we Americans com
memorate the birth of a nation which endows its citizens with
mo) FREEDOM than is permitted in any other country. Here,
in America, with freedom of speech, freedom of religion, free
dom of the press, we are also privileged to live under our AMER
ICAN SYSTEM of FREE ENTERPRISE . . . that system which
comes nearer to attaining freedom from want than the system
of any other land on earth.
TJnder freedom of opportunity, the people, themselves, own
all the productive facilities of the nation. Under FREEDOM of
ENTERPRISE, call it DEMOCRACY or CAPITALISM, if you
like, with less than 7 of the world's population, we make about
one-third of the world's goods, mostly for our own use. We use
about half the world's electricity, and drive about three-quarters
of the world's automobiles. "We eat more meat, buy more clothes,
enjoy more amusements, own more insurance and save more
money. We live in homes unrivaled for comfort and enjoy the
highest standard of living the world has ever known.
Yes, in AMERICA-dedicated to the FLAG OF FREEDOM
let us hail this priceless legacy, handed down to us by our
Forefathers, and keep this flag flying over a land of progress
aud prosperity.
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