Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 14, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON fHURSDAY, JULY 14, 19 FACE EICHT Midland Empire News Mi LcM Mr. tnd Mr. C. M. Bmytria Jr. and daughter, Diana and Peggy, and eons, Charlea and Billy, of Ti.i.r. ralif.. visited at the home of their aunta. Mi:. Percy Dixon ana Mi. Kicnara rieming. over the week-end. The Smythe family It en route to Rldgefleld, Calif, to vult other relatives. Mary Louisa Bnman underwent a minor nose operation Friday. Mr nrf Mm. Earl Mack and JanL.ly entertained with a wiener roast at their home rnaay eve ning In honor of Barbara and Janice Moser of Klamath Fall. Other guests were Carolyn Dick aon and Meredith Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elliott of Port land were guests of Elliott's par ents, Mr. and Mra. J. R. EUlott, over the Fourth. Walsh Edwards of San Fran cisco la visiting hu uncle, Tom O'Brien. Word has been received that Billy O'Brien Is improving with medical treatment at the home of hu sister of San Francisco. Mrs. Bern Ice Merrill, a former Mt. Lakl resident, underwent sur gery at Roseburg recently and Is reported recuperating satisfactor ily. Donna Dixon and Lots Wise left Sunday for Olrl Scout camp at Lake o' the Woods. To prepare an especially good dressing for lettuce add a little crushed garlic and crumbled blue cheese to the oil and vinegar and seasonings. Fort Klamath Weston Engle slid Don Wlmer re turned Tuesday to Weyerhaeuser Camp 11, where they will work dur ing the logging shutdown building fence and burning brush. The two boys spent the week-end here with their parents. Wyn Brewer, Charles Zumbrun and John Anderson, all employed by the Warm 8prtngs Lumber com pany at Madras, were here at their homes for the holiday shutdown of logging there. Mrs. Dick Jockh and her two sons. Gordon and Robert, left Wed nesday night by plane from Klam ath Falls for their home In Peoria, 111., after spending three weeks vis iting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Oorden. who accompanied them to the airport Wednesday evening. Coming from their home In Tillamook to spend the Fourth and visit with Mrs. Jocklsh and tons were her brother and wife. Mr. and Mra, Robert R. Oorden, Oorden being employed at Tillamook by the Mountain States Power company . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and sons of Klamath Falls spent the week-end here with his mother and brother. Urs. Wesley Smith and Leonard. A large part of the local popula tion went to Klamath Falls over the Fourth to attend the Klamath Basin Roundup, ir. fact, it would takt a whole column to enumerate those who were there, the town being practically deserted during the three days of the show. Local busi ness establishments staying open over the holiday report a fine busi ness from the tourist travel and visitors from nearby points, with perfect weather prevailing over the Copeland has returned home and is relaxing following the strenuous round of pleasure and activities for the week preceding the Fourth and the week-end ItseK, which she spent In Klamath Falls with her aunt. Mia. Ea Nichols, alter she was chosen queen of the roundup. She Is now a', home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belden have returned home to Vina. Calif., ac companied by Whisky Bill Emerson, who with his trtci horse was a fea ture of the Fourth of July roundup In Klamath Falls. Thev were auesta here during their stay at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Loreu L. Miller Sr. J. R. Stsemore will leave' the first of the week for San Francisco. Calif to consult a specialist In regard to a stomach ailment from which lie has been suffering for some time past and for which he was recently hospilaliied In Klamalh Falls. He will be accompanied south on the train trip by his brother. L. Orth Stsemore of Klamath Falls. USBR Calls Bids For Heating Unit Bids have been railed for bv the bureau of reclsmatton tor construc tion of a steam heating plant at bureau headquarters at the munici pal airport. Sealed bids will be received up to 1 p. m. August 3 and then publicly opened. Further information may be had by calling the bureau, 9133. Want Ads phoned to 8111 before 11:30 a. m. appear tha same day! New Voting Precincts To Be Formed Three new voting precincts are being formed In the populous south east suburban area. County Clerk Charlie Drljip said work Is now under way in his office transferring voter registrations Into the new districts. The three pre cincts will be known sm Cniiul. Shas ta and East Homedale. Canal precinct will be bounded by Shasta way. the canal and Wash bum way and la a portion of the old West Shasta precinct. It Includes the federal housing unit. The new Shasta precinct Is taken off the western end of East Shasta and Is bounded bv Gary, Shasta wav. Wlnrd and 8.4th. Bast Homedale precinct will In clude the eastern portion of the old North Homedale precinct and two blocks of the old Pine Grove pre cinct and Is bounded by Wiard. Pat terson, S. 6th and the railroad tracks. All three will be fairly high in registration. Klamath county, with these changes, will have "8 voui areas. 48 of them outside the Klamath Falls city 1 mits. station here, dropped 1000 and 600 pound bombs on a portion of Tnrred lake game refuge In northern Min nesota. It Is hoped by the state conserva tion department, which suggested the mission, that the bomb craters will become mud lolea a refuge for deer and moose pestered by Insecta. Nine craters, some about 100 feet across, were made by the bombs. Operation Mudhole May Aid Game MINNEAPOLIS. July U i.s A bombing mission to make mudholrs , was completed yesterday by a dozen navy planes. ' The planes, from the naval air State Road Crews Near Work Finish Repairing of state roads dam aged by the severe winter In this district Is near completion, and the stale highway department will set tle down to routine duties by the end of July. District Maintenance Superintendent Tom Edwards said today. Slate road work, under the su pervision of Edwards, totals 440 miles, covering highway V9 north to Crescent, west on tiie Willam ette pasa to the Southern Pacific overpass, east on the Klamath Kalls-Lakevlcw highway to a point 10 miles this side of Lakeview, and the Orrensprlngs to a short dis tance this side of Weyerhaeuser. Edwards said that the surface breakage was not as great as a year ago but the prime trouble tins year was fixing of holes that went deeper Into the roadbed. Just tag ends of repair work remain. Edwards said, and should be finished by the end of July. Crews thru will go to work on routine ditch cleaning, brush-cutting, painting of road signs and other duties. Committee To Look Over Hanford Plant SPOKANE. July 14 (vThe com mittees of the atomic energy com mission will visit the Hanford Works at Richland on a routine Inspection Itlp Tuesday, Rep. Henry Jackson iD-Wash.) said today. They are the general, advisory committee, headed by one of the ll tlons top physicists, Dr. J. Robert Oppruhelmer. and the mllltaiy liaison committee, headed by Wil liam Websler of Washington, D. C Other members of the advisory committee scheduled to make the trip are Dr. James B. Conant. presi dent of Harvard university; Hartley Rowe of Boston, vloa president of the United Krult company, ana Oliver E. Buckley of New York, president of the Bell Telephone company. An earlier group of visitors, sev eral high-ranking officers of Uit sixth army, arrived at Richland from San Francisco yesterday, Their visit also was described as a "routine survey." It was reported earlier the army will take over the Job of policing the government reservation, but of ficials of the project have refused to comment on the probable starl ing date. Klamath Falls Features For July 15-16 FOODS Special Produce Items Time to Can Ashland Apricots Apricots Freest Ashland Corn Fraea Ashland Cucumbers Fine SUeera Merrill, Oregon Features For July 15-16 . if-IK lag 1.19 49c n, 10c Bananas Uoldea Firm Fruit Potatoes Shatter Whites Cantaloupes Firm. Ripe ... lb. 16c 10.aa.49c ... - .b. 8c KECTAst BERRIES. CHERRIES, PICKLING Cl'CVMBERS, SEEDLESS GRAPES ! A' AMERICA'S ft IIS. IIZI 3 ' 25c x jr ffij ,H 1111 29c 69c 37c FAB 2 for 41c Mayonnaise 42c BEST FOODS Peanut Butter Swift's m l ib. Jar 35C Tide .. Urge pag. 29c DUZ urge pk, 29C Oxydol ,It,kg.29c DreSt large pkg. 29c Camay t,m2t((W25c PINEAPPLE CRUSHED Ne- Z tin 39 imb-sT llB LB. Rabbits 8 Fryers CQc FRESH DRESSED LB. "sw Ground Beef $Qc Found - - Sausage 45c PURE FORK LB. Fresh Chinook Salmon 69c Pork Roast ...49c Pork Kidneys . i9c Short Ribs LEAN BEEF LB. 29( k J I I M aakaal I. V. Ja aw SB sat SYRUP Old Manse qt. tin 69c JELLY, Kerr's 12-oz. tumbler 19c VINEGAR gallon jug 59c 25 lbs. MSIKIls,,M1 2DC ' 11 ' DARK MEAT. N. H TIN (Si I Praia Caa 19c HI-HO CRACKERS Mb, pkg. 29c Sunshine Old Fashlorus Chocolates -" Pkg. - 39 Pard 2 for 25c PORK J BEANS Mario 30 tin 10c PANCAKfC FLOUR R perry 1 lbs. 98c Shrimp 39c Broken l-os. tin Tomatoes 15c 103 Un Klamath Students On Honor List Among thow students who made the honor roll at Southern Oregon college for spring term are Fred N. Taylor and Oaryl Vanderwall. Both students received a grade point av erage of 3 d or better. Iteoelvlng honorable mention will) an averaae of II. 3 0, work, were Wllma Walkman. Hubert Diile Oates, Iteynuld FltaMmmona. Hel en Montgomery, John H. I'lerson. Donald J. Koe. llrltv HI. John, all of Klamalh Falls: Itulh H. Kin dinger, Bhevllii; and llrilva McCoy, Merrill. Dltti BAl EM, July 14 tv-l)oulas Mo Cauley, IR. AH lie. died yesterday of a self-lnflli'tpd gumhot wound. The shooting occurred Monday night when the boy was sitting In a parked car with two girls. The United ntates has more thsn three million miles of rural roads. Chinese Pirates Seize Ships HONO KONO, July 14 n-ea "X aimed men seised control of tha llrltlsh registered vessel Kewl Wan, a river steamer, and looted Its ar senal and most of Its cargo, the ship reiMirted today. 't he plralea forced tha sterner ta go to an Isolated n1 where 711 mora pirates helped them with their loot. The eleainers raplaln and eight panseiigera were held aa hostages. The ship relumed to CanUm. 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