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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1949 HfcRALD AND NtWi, MjMAIri rALLi, OKtUUN PAOb hvi WtAlHER HtlirAM YF.AN T dele 1 1 3J t.l r ., 14 II NoltMll 1 1 J NOHTHIIlN li.irilMNIA fmit loder, tanuM MturMtav miI itttfht anil tMHiill " slung (. itilgtitlr v BtMtwt IimI - Nui iiiMil wlnita lit lu SU tnilm nii hour nil nifil ALftlfcHN ONKdUN fmtUr tiniclr iitl wetM Im. High m Ut t un r !, Ml ! le iturlh Hilei tot ami Tj to MMjthin interior. liwilng rtitiiiiM llitMidet. t.lgnt rain mUmf ivtrlh iimbI Ui i'huiu Willi ihli liiiprluia rliftiig Nutihi ttlruta ttCI a lu 13 mllea an h.ur Udar. uiiilng aiiulh -! and tm-tw-Mng ui U In Mitia an Imur TliutMiey. KAHI'tMN UiiKWON faillv vlnurfr fiMlav and Thuiitay High Ixdh daa BXJ In INI t-tw liuughl 43 u 11 .HAN1ft I'ANH AMI VU IMTV fair himiflt. Ihtitftdar, Wllh Inrraaaing Mgr. rluuiliiiau THm .. High both M Uw liwighl au. I.itrull Mr bikI Mia. H O. Krmv ilfin If fl thti m-rtt lor W a hi niton, 1). V . lirrc lir will rmoll u the I ncnli(tk-ul Miniimr to work li hU liiuHtrra driiirv III Unifunifrs. Tit b iuiirlu'( Iiuvm Imiii Vlalt ilia Mr. rmin itrog imrrnia, Mr. and Mra. ' .Um Hriiwn, at llnilry, the put two I virka. Thry pUu to f rent by way I ti thr reiitm. rutr and will VUU j . liu p--nti In TuImi. OkU. Mra. , KanriM-u wa on the (arully of ' llnilry rlrinrutary auru-wl in HM4. ' At Hume Mra. Prl Jmc haa to pi, muvrd from Klamath Valley hoAplul to tJit hmi.c I her aou. Herbert WlUon. Ti Oolt etrret Hhe haa been In the hnapllal aeveral wee hi and la ahiiwlnf aome lmpnve nieiit now, following car after auf ferlng t alight atroke. Bhe may hove vUttora. Vlaiu Mrt red llagen of fttoux City. la, and her daughter Pi.nirla. 5. la vlaitlitg her paretita. Mi. and Mra. (Vent Denton. In thU ray. Hi Intnru will uke their daughter to Portland over th week end to villi another daughter. Mra. A. Anderann. brfor Mra. Ilagen leavea tor th Mlrtweit to return home. VUH-In Klamath Kalla for th Fourth holiday! wer Mr. and Mrt, Donald Anibera of R'-tue River, Or . and children, Dnnnl and Pat (v They tinted at the horn of Mr Anibera' parenia, Mr. and Mra. Rob tr L. Anderann of Bhady Pin. Taoailleelomy Mlk Newell, flt-)ear-eld aon of 1-aVettna Newell of Utft F.rle, underwent torulllerto Riy Tueaday and la doing nicely to Aay. Hia mother U ft member of fclrky a aalea staff. fte Pealleal Among ether Ktam- h folk at th rnaat laat week il th Vern Owena family. G - Jr. h II Annual rirnlr 'Iho TtmiuM-nd club iHild IU minuul pliulc HbiliUy ut 3IUI lliimnllilr, the liiilim l Hrrnlrfl McC'ruikrii, Mrinliril und IiImiiU ire Invited lu the pot lurk luiirliHin. There Kill l pruk ri, mid mnt count-ll tnrinlirrii will p'.Und. Anynns wijihlnK furllwi in- I loinmtloii may call Mi. fv Myrri. rim. M.llnf The J;t-rn Blur Ho clal rlub mill mm at ihr Anhiir tkiianiip ranch Friday at 1 p m It will b a covered iluh lunui. 1'hiMK wUhlntf tratmtxirtatioii may call ilia. Wallace UrrlliiM at 4Uj7. Mrmbera are akr1 to brlni their own table aervlre. Judie- Charlm hiarA, maiiNurrof Um Klamath County chanibrr ut ci mmrrrc. acted aa Juilue for the annual I lly Krutlval In llrouklima in the fiiurlh of July. He ne ac companied on the trip by hla dunlly nnd lt-r llarbara Mlnik, of Hi k lie. Training Jamea L. Culcniiiu of : I:i3tf lkevlcw haa )ukt comiileted urecializrd tralnlna lu refiiaciaitou ' and air conditioning, according to WOMEN OF THE MOOSE installed new officers recently Engineering liutltule of hcre he haa been aludylng Mm V - 4 l 1 J Civil Service Post Exams To Be Held Search On For Missing Plane i Astoria May Get Storage For Grain AUTORIA. Ore.. July t4-raln orate and ahlppinc facilities planned here are expected to make tiita Columbia river city major grain eiport renter. The North Pacific Oriln Orowera wx-latlon. the Port of Ajtorm and the PllUbury Flour Xlllla. Inc, are ronperating In the program an nounced recently. Htorage for 1.500. Coo buhrla of grain la part of the new facility. A. C Button. Portland, general manager of the grain auoelatlon. id he eiperta grain will begin moving In Aitorla from grower polnta within 10 daya. He aald ex port ahlpmenu may begin within 40 daya. The regional growera aaaoclaUon reprrarnt 43 atmiatea with 13.000 farmer and grain aourceg In the P.iclflc Northweat, The plan ralli for the aaaoclatlon lu provide machinery and equip ment, the Port of Astoria to provide atorage -pace and guarantee deep water for ahlpplng and Pillibury to thermit joint um of an elevator on Irmie fnim the port. Sutton aald hia orianltatlon nan rllea mmt of the grain exported from the region. The elevator here oan handle 34 railroad can every eight houra. Yugos Claim Reds Stealing Material BELOPADK. Yugotlavla, July I .'41 Yugonlavla'a official preu charged today the Soviet Union la ajpronrtatlng Romania'g rich raw materia U. Without quoting thr anurrra of Ita Information, the Yugoalav com mu ll. ut party newnpaper Borba aald uidr.spread rilarantent, atrlkea and aabotage have renulted In Romania heraiiM of Ruwla'a drmanda upon liet economy, particularly for nil. The krtlrle aald only a fifth of 1 1 ib nil Hipped from Romanla'a Weill li. allowed to remain In the country, the balance, It It aald, la bring re moved to HiiMlk aa war reparation oi aa pioiierly of the aovlet-con-Irollrd corporation, 8ov Petrol. Tule Girl Takes Washinqron Post TUI.ELAKE, July ( tlndalee Galloway left recently for Rltivllle. Wash., to become home demonstra tion agent In Adam, county. Wash, before aMumlng her dutlea at Rlla ville, ahe will upend aome time vil li Ing 4-11 groupa at their aummer cjmpt. Her work will be chiefly with 4-H cluba. Mlaa Oalloway la a '40 graduate of the Unlveralty of California at Davla where ahe majored In home cnnomlra. Hlie la the daughter of Mri. R. H. Oalloway of Tulelake. Want Ada don't coat they payl ROBBED oisi-p by Awful Dry Ecitma Itch "... tiled R-ilnol relief arerneit like a mireclH" Aik your dniKiiit lor Ihli la moua ointment today. Have the comlort enloved by thousand., aa the Retinnl Rierticallon In lanolin acta fart to give lingering relief le Itchy, burning kin. From left to right they ore, in n announcement from the tMIIIIIra ,h lmnl I nmm Ro.m,,nen nuiHc- An.-l Frlft r.?nturer- Fein Wilkinlrn nrni- fan. I,,,;. -in.e Moe Thompson, recorder; Mildred Thompson, sentinel; Died Sterlond pionist; Jeonnie .J; SmiitZ: n'med- ; moiiow woy, ossistont guiae. in ine rrom row ore vtory rviiiis, cnopiam; iyivio rvcnneu, Te Mraitle u. L. Oolding of ! mnior reaent; Suizie Booth, senior reaent, ond Blanche Pylc. aroduote regent. I pathology tt Loulxlant fllaui unl- ' I vrraity. Baton Rouge. The rookt ' . were on a lourUt trip. i Rrwucra hoped to find the mine- I FAIRBANKS. Alaska, July I)- lug trio on one of the many river planea from tenth rencue wiwdrun, bara or open arena along Uie route,' tadd field, and W1CN airline I Uireaded throuiih the Yukon river i l VIONHTHATION valley again today In ae.irch of a 1 1 NIT TO Mi lt Louimana couple and a W1EN pilot ' TULELAKE. July I The Tule- mining since late Saturday. ,nIf home demonstration group will The U. 8. civil service commission i uothine had been heard from timet Thursday tt the E. R. Bcott : haa announced an examination Inr Dr :r, Mrl -r Cuok ,nd t. , ranch at 3 p.m. two position wge-hour Inveatl- i pl.oli Bl) curnngton. ainie thiy I The meeting topic will be on Ihe ' gator and medical bacteriologist. iltfl prt Yukon for Palrb.inks In a preparation of broiled meata. Otrlt ' T poaltlon of wage-hour inveatt- Cena Diane Dr. Cook wn. (rem the 4-H club will be on hand gator Is t proTUionai appointment , Mf ntlfd profcMo, of plani I to baby alt during the meeting. in eacn ox mee aiaiea; Arii'iu. Callfornlt. Idaho, Montana, Nevada Oregon. Utah, and Waahlngton Theae poaltloru. connected with the department of labor, pay an entrance aalary of 13777 t year. wage-hour Investigators make in spection of busmen esutbltxhmenu for compliance with the fair labor standards act tnd the public con tract act. In addition 10 meeting the four-year experience require ment, applicant will be required to take t written tent. Application must be received In the office of the reelonal director not later than July 18. 14. I For the poaltloru of medical bactertologiet In the various federal j ajtenclea In Washington. O. C. ap plication must be In by Auguat 16 In the civil service commixalon office. Poaltlon tn the V. a. public health .ervlc will alio be filled I 8ale;iea for bacteriologist ran I 3100 Reclamation. Lt. Cmdr. UHNR. left Tueaday morning for Seattle, VVah where he will take a two week course In navy reserve sub ject. I.anrhf Reeervaliene Mem bers of the women s auxiliary of Reamea Oolf tnd Country club are asked to call Mra. Stewart flnell, ll. tor regular Friday luncheon reaervallona. UNA There will be t regular meeting of the Royal Neighbor of America Prtdty it g pm. In the KC hall. There will be Initiation, and offlcera tre asked to wear for mal. Treataaenl Mary Alexander of 4311 Altamnnt waa moved tn Klam ath Valley hospital for medical treatment by Kaler'a ambulance Tueaday morning. To Tear The Klamath County chamber of commerce wilt hold Ha next Industrial visitation next rues day morning tt 10 JO This visit will be to the Klamath tUaln Pine mill. Vlalteew Mr. and Mra. R. W Wit chow of Oakland, Calif., are spend ing t few daya visiting Mr. and Mra. A. J. King tnd family. Mr. Wittrhow It King auter. Rack Ta Werk-Kathryn Vender. In ff . bookkeeper tt Colyetr Motor le. waa back tt work Tueaday after spending t week vacation tt home. la Rrwaalngw Mr. and Mra. Fred f err a no tnd baby Mike were In flrooklngs over the holidays for the annual Uly Featlval. Portland Mra. Andrew Collier recently spent t week In Portland attending t ajrnodlral meeting of the Presbyterian church. Te Meet Rotld lodge No. 1 of the Bon of Norway will hold their regular meeting In the lodge room on Friday. July (. tt I pm VaetUeeilng MaxUie Gillette, bookkeeper of Ray Bigger Electric, le enjoying t week a vacation thla week. Mrs. Heart Gains Hope As Doctors Give Her "Chance" Parents Ask Detention For -Student Son leal bacteriology. tntibloUca. Im munology virtue, tnd veterinary bacteriology. No written teat la required. Complete Information concerning the above examination may be ob tained tt th post office. OKLAHOMA CITY. July 7 ijPi iay. brought her back for aeveral Mra. Heart another chapter la ' week. Then she 11 return to her out let life ef . . . I of-etate retreat. WelL ton II be glad M know she a "None of my friend have gueed feelim better ohv.lc.llv better . my Identity," the ys. -Neither hi and menially belter. I mr daughter." I TACOMA. July 6 V-The parent And moat Important Mra. ' The daughter Uvea In f allfornla. f of LaWrence jean sharp petitioned Heart think maybe her other e,'rl charillea have ; , tttinttl court here yesterday to doctors were wrong titer all. provided lor In Mr. Heart a , hlve U, jo-year-old youth com- l m not ta excited now a I waa." The ll.0t you 11 remember. , mlllti , . tnotuUon for the thla woman Identified only a Mra. j h h allotted "'"ell for Heart aay.. "and I do feel belter, ! Jh. year thai'. apped f be her , R "you ber her. of course. She 1 Mra. Heart, who f.rt Mid hen. ; the qut until t unity board ha reviewed la Uie middle-aged retired Okla-( recxiena tina oi ireunt - - -e lu.rn.clty bu,i.-wom.n-. widow ! doent mention the three month 'ZilT Z and moderately w e 1 1 1 h y - who t already have pard. of "h ngtm aludent who la akcd you for an asit In aiuwerlng i "Mine u t peareiui leeiiiw n. thu question which w aa loo big tor i he aaya. "and feeling peaceful 1 t hrr I wonderful feeling. -Itortora have Uld me I'll diet -Perhaps peace 1 what I want frwm a heart ailment la a year. I ed-what I needed-after aH. have lieaee u spend la Ihe neat j "And I have found It . . It months. How eaa I gel Ihe meat ! enjoyment Ml at Ihe money Ire TL;( T11w Wnnh charged with dynamiting the Van corner home of hla parents on AprU 1. The petition waa presented In behalf of Mr. tnd Mra. Lacy O. Sharp, the parent, by Attorney! Hugo Metzler and Manhall McCor mick. recently named ta counsel for young Sharp. The action was evnecteH Ih. Lota haa happened la her alaee Ihea. .,,. B r. . .r-o. youth tnd hu famllv have Indicated The- paragrapha will being yea "?"r .....n' , L.rch of continually that they fell he tul- the bare facu . . . now there a an lerea iran a mniisi orraxaown. set aoldeT I WelL thai waa three month ago. gore FaCtS haa happened U her alaee Uiea. .-.,,,-- .., U date. Kit. .iih Un Me.rt Went away from here.' Not rfrm.nenUy ;'"m;nf of Vtncoa, .m .7" J,.:. ,::;!Columnlt Jack Scott, who la at request provoked. Because It brought aruwera 2S.000 of them from all over the world after It wa publulicd In newspapers In several countries. Some of Uie advice was sincere. But inoatly It was selfish. They did. though, have their al tending a nudists convention In Washington stale. Scott waa formally Invited to the nudisls' meet. His wife gave him written per mission, plus t complete set of down of the mental faculties, clothes in case he lost hi nerve. Now Scott Is safely esconced Phone 8111 ask for CLASSIFIED! Supporting affidavits by Mrs. George A. Rlcklrs tnd Myron Haas. psyrhittruta who had Interviewed Sharp, declared they believed he was an "Incipient schisophrenic tnd not accountable for his behavior." A achlxophrenic has a split or dual (teraonaHrv- as a result of t break- It Psya to Use the Want Adsl TO BE DISCONTINUED EFFECTIVE JULY 10 Effective with inauguration of Sbasl Da!:gbl, new streamlined trains between Portland and San Francisco, Sunday, July 10, Trains No. 13 tnd 14, The Beam, between Portland and San Francisco, will be DISCONTINUED. These trains now de part southbound from Portland at 5:10 P.M. and northbound from San Francisco at 4 M) PM. The friendly Southern Pacific i ney oiu. uiouto. " i arnong JJ0 nua mrn women. and . Save time, trouble, money get quick feet on U,u woman who , say. jhe ,. multf . , Wlnt Atf never comri iw. w " money. Rhe decided to tee some more doctors. She didn't know If It would help her. She waa willing to give It a try. -I'm ander medical rare again." Mr. Heart aaya, "bat I cans aay ; whal they lell me not new. But 1 I will aay thte aaavbe aay other dorlora were wrong shout aa Jwsl ; having a year la lire." Well, she returned here only last week. Some personal business, ahe 23 1eaU I fa Monday. Jaly I. Itit-iNo paper) ... a baneball game, i Klamath Pelicans vs. Woodland nine) Rodeos tt Alturaa tnd Chlloquln Crescent City with It big Ireea, tn ocean and 0. 8. destroyers it anchor nearby lakea. streams, etc, all were getting a share of the Klamath population, www Taeaday. July . 1 fit Seven hundred and fifty blooded chicken mere killed In a terrific hall storm which struck the Keaaler chicken ranch, located Just below McCnlluma mill on the Klamath river, yesterday evening. Hailstones the air of walnut crashed down on the chicken yards, spreading Instant death among the huddling fowls, none of which were able to reach shelter before they were pelted to death by the falling chunks of Ice. Wednesday. Joly T. HI Mrs. John Houston, one of th popular employes of the American National bank, has re signed her position Mrs. O. Booth has taken the vacancy left ky Mrs. Houston for the present. Tharsday. July . I!-Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Msmjii and chil dren, Helen and Robert, have returned from a delightful trip to Diamond lake where they were guests of Dr. and Mra. Oeorge I. Wright and daughter Henrietta. Friday, July I, 19? The sawmill of the Long Pine Lumber company waa completely destroyed by fire at 3 o'clock this morning. The mill was located alx miles northca.it of Bon tnts and was owned by the Lorena brothers. The lost will be close to IM.0O0, with $17,000 Insurance. www Saturday, July 10, mid The Prevent Forest Fire campaign got a good start this morning with 14 Camp Fire OH Is and 23 Boy Brouta participating. The Camp Fire Girls Inking part are ta follows: Audrey Slielliorn. Marie Duffy, Mnr garel Duunlngtnn, Jacqueline French. Ada Bnwdlue. Marl DeLap. F.ltntbeth Llnriqulst. Helen Hhlve, Alysse Hector, Mildred Hickman, Lena Krnyun. Virginia Mryera, A lie North, Margaret Urrllngs, Janet Bedford. J. C. Hamaker. Raymond Shaffer. James Mitchell. Wally Hector, Olen Scott, Rex Hamaker, Art Brelmer, Junior Dennis, Clarence Howie, Chester Hamaker. Alfred Carlson, Chaa. Cummlngs, Fred Hale, Chandler Barry, Bert Shury, Russell Orr. Merle 8wtnsrn, Embert Possum, Carl Emery, Clement Hough, Axel Alto, James Hawkins, Thomas Duke, represented th Boy Scouts. , On exhibition tomorrow THE BEAUTIFUL NEW Shasta fytylfyttm STREAMLINER TO SAN FRANCISCO "Iniur With Landry" LIABILITY FIRE E. M. MacB.th V. T. Johnion John A. McColl AUTO PROPERTY f TV hi) Paul O. Landry lit Mala lu-eel Phone 111! Sec it-go through it! C In KLAMATH FALLS At S. P. Passenger Station, Thursday, July 7, 9 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. ADMISSION FREE SIP The frlandly Southern Pacific le Daily Service July 10 Bfi's .-rue! (plus tax) From Klamath Falls EVERY DAY, AFTER JULY 10, ON THE NEW TNf MILLION DOLLlt SUiAMUHlt WITH IHf HILUOH COUAI VflHT - :4 vi s i?asLs You'll sight-see like this Yes, it's true only $8.25 one way, $14.8) roundtrip (plus tax) to San Francisco on the new daily Shasta Daylight. This beautiful streamliner is brand new from stem to stern: New chair cars, with huge "Skyview" picture window! and scats cushioned with foam rubber. New, exciting Timbcrline Tavern. New triple-unit dining car-kitchen-coffec shop. And itshowsyou magnificent scenery all th way. The Soaufa Daylight operating on STANDARD time, leaves Portland at 7:45 A.M., Salem 9:00 A.M., Albany 9:31 A.M., Eugene 10:1(5 A.M. and Klamath Falls at 2:23 P.M., arrives San Francisco 11:15 that even ing the fastest train schedule in history between these cities. All 420 chair car seals oh th Shasta Daylight art rtstrvtd, but there is no charge for reservation. Space available mate reservations early, p least. The friendly Southern Pacific' W. S. McBRIDE, Aggnt Phont 3111
