TUESDAY, JULY 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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i i. "TH. fnur rlrr iM of the
Woman's Society ot Christian Serv
ice of the Flnl Methodist church
will all nwt Thursday for potluck
picnics, Ruth circle t the home of
Mr. I K- Phelps 1W Auburn, it
U noon: Esther circle with Mr.
Erl Redman. W3 Front, at noon;
Mirth circle wl'h Mr. T. H. Coler.
.m u,.h t i n m and Mary
circle with Mr. Elizabeth Norm on
the Crystal springs roa iwiio.
Member of U circle re asked to
bring their own tble rnttt
Mason Mrs. Bert C. mom has
tt.m n mtmi concerning Capt.
Oeonre "Tied who died JulT n
New York. The fmou tapper of
many ot the natron's Unrest ocean
Uner wa made a third decree Ma
ton June 11. 12. to New Tor City
and later presented hi Maaoaie
apron which bear hi signature and
the date to Mr. Thorn' father,
the late Dr. Charle 8. Plumb. Mr.
Thomas has the apron and welcome
any Mon who might wah to sec it.
Aboard Shis Harold H. Ogle Jr.
ton of Mr. and Mr. Hal Ogle of CO
Washington, has written that be
bas shipped aboard the Norwegian
ship. -Thorscape running from
New York to Tahiti. He will work
on the vessel for the next tour
month Ocle is a University of Ore
ton graduate ot this spring.
Bwaineas Here Internal Revenue
Deputy Collector W. H Wright, for
merly stationed with the office nere.
Is now in town on business. He has
been ben a week and will remain
another week. Wright s wife accom
panied him on the business trip.
They reside In Portland.
Invites LumbersnrTi The Indus
trial development committee of the
chamber of commerce has invited
all lumbermen ot the basin to meet
with them at the chamber ot com
merce office. There will be a dis
cussion of the forest practices act.
Celebratea Birthday John Eb
lnger. well-known Klamath lawyer,
returned to Klamath Pall yeterdy
after spending the week-end with
his mother tn Tillamook. Ebinger
celebrated hi birthday while visit
ing there.
Theta Kb Officer All Theta
Rho officer, officers-elect, and es
corts are asked to be at Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock for Installation practice. All
who hare flowers are asked to bring
them.
Park Picnic Jolly Neighbor club
will have a potluck luncheon in
Moore park Wednesday noon. All
members and friends are urged to
come.
miw i trrle The Senior circle
of the Congregational church It
planning to hold a picnic In Moor
nark on Friday U 1 a m.. and
members with cars and those with
' lng transportation are asked to be
i at the personage at 1J:S0 p. m. Cof
I fee. cream and sugar will be pro
i rldod by the circle, and arrange
i menu have been made for the
: dessert. Members should bring their
i own table service.
j T California Brie Nelson, son of
Mr. Roll Pielke, formerly of Klam
I ath Falls, left today for Southern
California where he will live until
! he is called to active service as an
I officer tn the AAF late this sum
! mer. St '.son recently graduated
from the University of California at
j Los Angeles.
I
I
V.. Nmra Mr. R C. L-
I mott, ot Van Nuys. Cal f, arrived in
i Klamath Fall last night to visit her
I son. Bob Lamott. Modoc Area Boy
' Scout executive. She r 111 stay ap
proximately three weeks, then prob
' ably go to Selmo. Calif, near San
Francisco.
) rtaave Trig Mrs. Fred Binns and
' i i - w A t- a 1 1 In Wlam
um u " -
I ath Falls Sunday morning after a
: plane trip from their home in An
i chorage. Alaska. They are guests
I of Bums' mother. Mrs. Lucile Binns
I on Lexington avenue. They will be
here 10 day or two week before
returning north.
CARNIVAL By Pick Turner I
1
! Traveiing Mr. and Mrs. Jack
1 Marsh, accompanied by Delia Mc
! Grath. are vacationing in Packwood,
Wash. Mr Marsn operate the Star
beauty shop and Miss McOrath is
with the circulation department ot
The Herald and New.
1 Glrta Craa TheU Rho girls club
j will meet Wednesdsy night t T:S0
1 t the Odd FeUows hall. A business
, meeting and Installation will be
! held. The installation will be for
mal and open to the public.
Fienie Vast lodge 460 will hold It
annual picnic in Coiner park Sun
day, all day. Pop. coffee and Ice
cream will be furnished by the
I lodge. Members are urged to at
tend and bring mentis ana umuj
lunches.
Ia Hospital Cameron Stem art.
son of Mrs. Nell Stewart of Klam
ath Fall, is recovering from a knee
operation in the University ot Ore
gon infirmary at Eugene.
Sbart Trip South The J. R.
Steele family of Pine Orove. left
Saturday morning for a short trip
to Sacramento and the Central val
ley. They will return early this
week.
Friendly Circle Velma Mitchell
of 1611 Avalon will be hostess to the
Friendly circle on Thursday and
Nona Hall will assist. Luncheon at
1 p. m. will be followed by a busi
ness meeting.
First Visit Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Hoberg of Sherman Oaks. Calif, arc
making their first visit to Oregon
and staying at the Lake e the
Woods resort.
At Lake Enjoying two weeks at
Lake o' the Woods are Mr. and Mr. I
Winston D. Purrine and family ot ,
Oregon Technical Institute.
Gathering The Pioneer School
Mates club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Win Wood. 255 Pacific Ter
race, on Friday at 2 p. m.
"Tho common cold the common man the common
cause tho common denominator! Ain't I over gonna bo
anything out of tho ordinary?"
Hitchcock Named
Improved Word has been re
ceived here that James Ottomju
Malm businessman who has been i .
critically lU lor the pl three Tq PrQhQ OOOrCI
moniks. Is now recovering in
a San Francisco hospital and will be : Senator Philip S. Hitchcock
moved home in the near fuiuro
Improvement in his condition was
said to be immediate loliowiru.
surgery In San Francisco. Mrs.
Ottoman is in the bay city with her
husband.
Sisters Visit Ruth Lundgrrn and
Matilda Lundgren. both ot Sweden .
are in this country on a Uiree
month vacation and are now visitaw j
their niece. Mrs. Richard Anderson.
on Crosby trcet, and a brother, i
Werner Lundgren of Willow Ranch. l
They will be here two weeks before i
going north to Aberdeen. Wash, t-j
visit relsuves there.
Srnator Philip S. Hitchcock of
Klamath Falls has been appo'ntcd
on Oregon's "Little Hoover Cnm
niLvMi n" which will study the Ques
tion whether the state government
sliould be reorgnnued.
Hitchcock will serve with five
other letfislstors. ll Appointed by
Senate President William Walsh
and Speaker Frank Vanlryke of the
house of representatives.
Other members are Srnator An
gus Oibson. Junction City; Kep.
Rudle Wllhrlm. Portland: Rep.
Charle McColloch. Baker, and Kep.
Paul Oeddes, Rosebuig.
CIO-Bocked
Report Asks
WASHINGTON. Jul t on.
tmvn.T grrw up fa, tottajr ovrr ft
CIO - apttnukml eronomlr report
which rftllrd upon th nation to
fUht ntf m poMlhlr drprrwoon by
mfim of Veil rirt, tx rtduc
ttona, and public work.
Thf CIO hired Kobrrl R. Nnlhan.
a nuiM.it I ii rccnomlNt. to aimlyre
the nHttoniil situation. Ills fiuciintix
rr iNii.rd hrre yotcntay at a bid
gmhrrtiig of re.H.rtcrr.. raUlnrt
mrmbrn, wimtorn and othrrx Na
than has ant ten a wcond retort on
the ateel Industry akn. for release
todiv in littbun:h.
Yentrrday'a report ad vara ted t
rati of different tliea to fit the
Industry In all eieept "aerely
depreMrd" litduMrlea and eonipan
lea. It aald many Inriuitrlea can
afford to ralae wagea and rut prlrea
1 at the aame time.
1 nton llappv
I That pleasril labor unions but ran
i In the teeth of the contention of
those Industrialists who nay hlrher
wattes wmild force pru-ea up and be
b.d f"r the econrmy in this pertixi
of decline.
Nathan antued that hteher
wivgrsR renter purrhastng pm'T
U exactly what buMnrM and the
country need In order to reverse the
i trend of decreasing employment and
j pmduct Ion
Preslrirni Truman. In an eronom
lr renort to rongreaa yeMrrriay. had
, urird against wair.eutting. but had
! made no aperlflr rail fr big wage
i ralaea,
i M.tny businessmen liked the pre-
1 Ident'a report hetter.
i Enierstn P Srhtn'dt. eronomlr re
search director for the United
States chamber of commerce, told
reporters: "The pre!drnt's report
has a sound tona. The Nathan re
port la anu-socixl In that it will en
courat; the pricing of l;itKir out of
the labor market "
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Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Rucomch of ill Alameda are
receiving congratulations from
friends on the birth ot a daughter
at Klamath Valley hospital. The
little girl, born Monday, is their
first child.
Club Meeting The Birthday club
will meet at 11:45 a. m Wednesday
at the Winema hotel. All members
arc urged to attend.
Pioneer Trails
Boss To Visit
Plans are being made for a
luncheon honoring Dr. Howard R.
; Dngcs. president of the American
! Pioneer Trails association, who will
i arrive here on July It. Dr. Dr.sm
will v'slt this cttv on his return
; from California where he ha been
1 taking part In the centennial cele
I brat:on of the discovery of gold tn
i California.
I After his brief stop here, he and
his party plan to travel to Jackson
ville. Baker and other Jiold disrov
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FIRE
ALBANY. July 12 iyP The home
of Mf. and Mrs. Sam Brush at near
by Holley was destroyed by f ire yes- ery center In Oregon. ' From Ore
terday. Only a washing machine gon he will g-i to Nevada, Utah and
was saved from the flames. 1 Colorado.
High Bid Made
For Loa Tract
SAI.F.M. July 11 -Orl bid
ding on a tract of frderal land bu
reau timber tn Benton county re
sulted yetrrday In a price 40 per
cent higher than the agency sp
praisal. Rei Clemens. Philomath lumber
operator, bid R5.190 on the i 430 000
feet offered A. P. Collins, district
forester, said the appraised value
was ISO ftS.
The oral sale here aas a departure
from the previous sales conducted
by bureau officials.
The only other bidder on the
tract was the Yew Creek Lovg'.ng
company. Corvalli. The two firms
upped their offers 17 times before
Clemens' final bid. His offer was
based on 117 50 per thousand fret
for Douglas fir and (535 for hemlock.
OUTSTANDING A Klamath
Falls boy, George Vlahov on
of Mr. and Mrs. Cus Vluhos,
has been named outstanding
boy camper at the University
of Portland high school sum
mer music camp at Portland.
Vlahos Wins
Cemp Honors
dense VUhoa. on of Mr. and
Mis. Uua Vlaho of Main, was
chiwM-n oulttaiuilng boy camper al
the first t'mvenuty of Portland high
n-hOa.il summer ma-ic camp held
June 1J to July 8 tn Portland
Choice was mude on the basis of
improvement in miuicluiuhlp. so
c;al adjustment, leadership and clll
zeiiAiisp. lximm Horn r 11 of Spokane
I was imrnr.l outsLaiuliig girl
j Present a Ion o.' the awards was
t made at the final concert of the
lunmirr camp held July 8. by An
drew Loney, co-director of the ramp
. and director of music in the Klam
ath Falls s-'-h-H'l systrm.
iSelrrt.on wu made by the 25
' staff members of the camp.
Tax Probe
To Be Made
8AI.KM, July 1J Mi The slale
board "I coniiol ordered a coniplele
tan InveallgntlKll loilnv.
It will be condiiiieil by Die tla'e
ta conillllssliill. IlllilKrl lllreilul
Harry Durman: 8. W. Hiarr, chief of
auillls: and Fred II. Paulllt, drpuiy
stale treasmcr.
They will study the present M
struilure. Investlgaic new lax
Miim-es, iHiualise taxes on Income.
Hihrrllancea and gifts: and sluilv
wlirilier all las money should be put
In the stales general fund.
They will rettnrt to the board bv
July 1. MM. and the bos id will then
present the findings to the legis
lature. A legislative Interim committee
also Is making a similar study.
Ill ttudv aas pmuosrd by Slate
Treasurer Waller J. Pearson.
The board also directed Ita sec
retary to study whether the bud
gets of stale iiutiuitiotis can be cut
because of declining prices.
Red Cross Meet
Sloted Wednesday
HriM.rts on the ue o( ea. h dollar
rerched hy Hie Kl.i in l li Fulls rhap
Irr ol Die Krd I'HM liming U.r lat
year will be hmid at Hie annual
Hireling of the chapter III the Pel
lean rule Wnliirily.
This aniuml inriiing will be pre
crilrd b a tinnier at U JO p. in. and
every iiicititH'r of the ilmpier, every
one aim hrlprd with fund drives
welt as evciyone liiirrrAted III tlta
rxitrndltuie t.I Ills conll tUillliitu la
Ulgrd to altrnd. Itr.trrvallnlis fur
Ilic dinner m.iy siill le made by
calling U.r Krd floss. 7IH4
Air Scrvico
rccmcnt Signed
KAItACIII il'i Pakistan has
sluneU a rlll avian.. ll agreement
with Norway. Norway Intends to
opriale hu air service from Oslo
to the Far fcust pjMiiig through
Kaiaiiil. A similar agreement la
likely with liutia.
don e fll. ci l. h him-cIs by siwov
lug ll. rm Willi a Jrt of water.
A3
Tiny Tot Beaten
By Attacker
OTTAWA. Out. July 1 lit A
H-nioutn-old gill was ravished,
beaten and usriidrd nude from a
rafter In a shed behind her home
here yestrrday.
The victim. Cllsrll laclisnce,
daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Trle
sphote laihain-r. was retried re
covering in a hospital today.
Apimrently she was teised while
at play near her home, removed to
t a loft above the shed and later
trussed with fishing line. A man
1 necktie aas tied about her throat
I and body, she was susprndrd In a
rafter but her weight was carried
I partially by the cords about her
body. This saved her from suflo
1 ration.
Want Ada don't coat they pay I
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CC, Lumbermen
Slate Meeting
Klamath basin lumbermen are in- ;
viteil to a mertnuf of the Klamath j
County chamber of com mere In-
dattnnl development committee to
be rc)d at 10 30 a m. tomorrow at
the chamber offices.
There mill be a general discussion
of the forest practices art
The bill was recently presented to
Conirrevs by the former -erretary f
agriculture, Senator Clinton P.
Anderson,
after your first s'i
you'll be glad it was
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23 yxM Af0.
Man day. July K. lttt With 77 Important change tn
mechanical and body construction, the new models of Oak
land have arrived at the salesroom of the R R R. Garage.
The harmonic balancer still occupies a feature position
among the mechanical Improvements. The latest improve
ment Is the Rubber-8ilenced Chassis."
Tuesday. July IX, 191 A building permit for 1150.000
was taken out by W. D. Miller today for the new WUlard
hotel. This Item, together with the 8. P. permit last Sat
urday for $323,000. and miscellaneous small permits filed
since July 1 bring the grand total for Kiamath Palls from
the lav to the 13th of July at noon, up to 1521.200. This
amount exceeds by mora than "$200,000 any previous month s
building record In the history of Klamath Falls.
Wednesday. July 14. IK Mrs. Scott McKendree of Mer
rill and Mrs. R. C. Hastings of Klamath Palls escaped
death by a hair's breadth when their light car was struck
by the S. P. passenger southbound from Kirk, at the
dangerous Main street crossing at 10 o'clock this morning.
Thursday, July IS, 192C The Misses Florence and Clarice
Elliott of Fort Klamath arc presiding as hostesses over a
swimming party tomorrow evening at Wlul-kse beach. A
number of the younger set from Klamath Falls have re
ceived Invitations for the affair.
Friday, July It, 124 Mrs. O. A. Krause who has been
spending the summer months In Belolt, Wis, with relatives
and friends Is expected home within the next few dsyt.
Saturday, July 17, 192 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houston sr
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dalton and Mr. and Mrs.
B. L. Hardenbrook over the week-end at their summer
home at Lake o' the Woods. T.ie Houston and their
guests left early this afternoon.
HEBE'S THE LOAVER PRICED CAR
fflHIONS HAVE WA1TE
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LIABILITY
FIRE
E. M. Mac Beth
V. T. Johnson
John A. MeCall
AUTO PROPERTY
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111 Mala Street
Pas O. Landry
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SaVOwV HysVavec trss-Sery ttm Whh
Smsmt'CvsMm flret . , . ef as esfra cairl
Hew Wayfarer Twa-Oaar Saaes
Tfot your y to somwffino ipocra in sty) and bauty . '. . and
your pocktlbook to ffn fcipoott ear valuo in yanl
In the Daw Dodee Wsyfsrer you grt roominess
for sis , . . with elbow room for all. You grt room
to strrtrfa legs, room for your hetrl and hit . t .
tests thst are knoo.evel to support your body
in relaiing comfort.
You get the flsshing pirloup of the more powerful
fjodxe "Oet.Awsy" engine . . . plus the proven
smoothness of Dodge All-Fluid Drive.
Il.ssa
easy
Nimble at s polo pony, the Uj-inrh wh
Wtyfsrer is esiy to mtneiuer in trsmc . ,
to handle in light parking.
Come in today. See ihia Insurious nw Wavfarir
bached by the priceless Dodge reputation lor
drlivrring yearsof satisfying, money-saving m.lra.
And rememlier the Wayfarer coats jo-l s few
dollars more thtn the loweat priced carat
AMAZING NEW PRICES
START AS IOW AS
t.alltaaal las
$100152 Klomoth Falls
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aUOHTLT IKAUU Of ItANIOtlATrON CMAHOU
Nf WAY A It It HOADSTIt lht imirt (fotxl
looks nf a eonvftrtiMa without Ihn bifh pnra
Isff! .Nw light -weight top famW rsin'! nr fmrrH,
I'lftiglss winrJos o on or off in a jiffy.
NIW WAY A It IR lUJINISI COUW lh ponum.!
far with amsnnpt slnrafft spsne behind front ssl(
hiiga lupTaTiRff cnmpirlmnl timlrr r-sr Arrk.
lxwer in price yiit evnry inch a drprniUlik fin-lf?!
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