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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH TALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1949 PACE FOUR Midland Empire News Merrill Mr. and Mr. Roland West felt Saturday tar a wrrk't lishing In rish las end In the Bn moun Uln country. Calvin Carter of Tracy. Calif.. Is visiting at tht Milton Lopcr homt. H ill be her until Auctut 1. Jam Kirby of th Columbia VUlltlM company toll Saturday aft ernoon on the Shasta Daylight treamllner for a on wwg'a isit In Ran Jom. with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoaley, foi mer Merrill rwldrnt. Mary Jo Hendrlrluon haa re turned from a two-week Tint with relatives In Eugene. Barbara Hodses, Carol Poc and Earl Loper attended the Junior Christian Endeavor conference at Fir Point Roberta Klrtley and Lay Loper attended the tenior confer ence In Fir Point the latter part of June. Mr. and Mr. Karl Abarr were reecnt visitor In Myrtle Creek with Mr. and Mr. Hal 8chllu whom they knew in Iowa. The Abarr wer unaware that their fnenda had moved to Myrtle Creek until they read In the paper that Mrs. Schilu had been bitten by a rattlesnake. The Interior of the Merrill post office ha Just received a new coat of paint, the first In 16 year ac cording to Postmaster A 1 o n 1 o Hodges. Olenn Golden. Dick Fields. Don nie Heaton and Irren Deadwtley aoent the Fourth of July week-end en a camping tnp at Sky Line lakes. They wer accompanied by Scout master Tommy Cole, Mas Lawhead and Pinky Beasley. Clyde Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Fox drove to Salem last Thursday. Clyde participated In a trapshoot, and Vivian and Ora made the trip north to bring their daughter Velma home. Lowell Abarr accompanied his grandmother, Mrs. Homer Beaton, to her borne In WeavervtUe. Calif. Lowell will visit for several weeks there. Uly Loper left last Wednesday evening to visit her grandparents in Redmond. Wash. She will be away one month. Harold Hendiickson and son Jack are enjoying several days of fishing at Roaary lake. Members of the 4-H Clicking Kneedles Knitting chib enjoyed a picnic in Moore park Friday after noon, Mrs. Virgil Rexford and her assistant. Mrs. Roy Beasley. accom panied the girls. Alonso Hodges. Merrill postmas ter, has returned from a state post masters convention in Coos Bay. Compton Joins Tour Of Hartford SPOKANE. July 19 Upy A con ference of scientists at the Han ford works this week will Include Dr. Karl T. Compton. chairman of the United States research and development committee. Dr. Compton Is the former presi dent of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and I the brother of Dr. Wilson Compton. president of Washington Bute college. Members of the group to be headed by Compton are scheduled for a tour of the atomic energy plant on Wednesday and an all day conference Thursday. , Curiosity Crocks Counterfeit Ring ROME. July 1 OPi The curi osity of a saloon waiter caused the arrest of an Italian counter feit ring dealing In millions. Police said the waiter opened a package that had been left In the bar to be picked up and found million of lire. The police were warned and arrested the man who came to pick up the package. They then found the "mint" in a cave near Rome, where they seized 250.000.000 lire (about 400. 000) In counterfeit note. Nine persons wer arrested. Fort Klamath Oene HesselsrT and son Wayne arrived here Tuesday by car from Mcintosh, S. D, and are vts..lng at the home of his mother, Mrs. Frank Edwards. Hrsselgrav has disposed of his property in South Dakota, and is looking for a permanent lo cation In the west. House guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. William A. Page are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Van Xderstine of Stockton. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAuliffe and three children returned Thursday from a thrre-day business trip to the McAuliffe ranch at Cottonwood. Calif. A visitor here at the Mc Auliffe home over the week-end was Rev. Father William Codd of Seat tle. Wash, brother of Mrs. McAu liffe. who on Sunday officiated at t o'clock mass at Our Lady of Mu Carmel Catholic church at Chtlo qum for Rev. Father Phelan, and later at 11:14 conducted services at Crater lake. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood left this week-end for a two-week vaca tion tr.p to Camas. Wash, accom panied by his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wood of Camas, who have been visiting here at the Wood home. Marsha and Janice, small daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wood, were left in the care of their grand mother. Mrs. Glen Wood, at Che mult, during their trip and visit. Wood Is employed on the local patrol of the Oregon state highway department, and hi father. Glen Wood, is foreman of the Chemult division. Sfep-ln Dress if 'Ml Townsend Ciub District Meet Held In KF A number of out-of-town officials niet In Klumath Kalis recently lor the Townsend club fourtn congres sional district council meeting, held at 3631 Homedsle. Chairman Glen Wright of Haurr called the meeting u order. The local Townsend club held Its annual picnic at the same time with l members and guests attending. In addition to Wright, the follow ing niembrrs of the district council were present: Oscar Ingram, Leba non; Ed Arnot, Cooa llsy; Fred llaikrr, Mrdlord: Klmrr Krnl, Cot tage Drove; Hert Bhafrr. 1011011: Martin Talbrrt. Albany; Florenr lloussum. Mnlloul, and Bernlc MoCracken. Klsmath Frills. A report on the Townsend na tional commtion In Columbus. O. was gtirn by Hcrntce Mccracken and Mnvnnrd Smith. Music for the afternoon's enter tainment furnished by J. W Thompson and William Noble. The next council meeting will be September 11 at North Rend, and the slate picnic It planned lor Au gust 14 In Kugenc. 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July 19 11 Tti wall between the piuball and the highball III Washington slate must be raised (10111 tour fret, four Inches, to seven feel. 11. at,.- Iiniui- eamtrol halard dlsrlwd the elevating order Mon day, but operators of cocktail lounges Indicated they will appeal. The board said tti ruling Is ei perlmental. "We r trying to separate gam ing from drinking." aald Clarence Lafrombolse. a board member. He said the board feel a Al-lnrh par tition over which even short-stuff drinker and blinkers ran peer back and forth In see who I a tilt, doea not amply wall off Hi game of skill and twill. When llquor-by-lhe-jlgger fliat became legal In Washington. Ilia board ruled gaming devices must be housed III a separate room. Tliry later ruled for partitioning off gaming devices with short wall. The latest modification, ux-ia-tora hold, will make It easier for minors to play 111 games. Willi th present ildgel fence. I h y point out, minor Is quickly allot ted from the bar, unless he Is playing on his knees. Officers of t h Washington Spirituous fieverag association will meet with the liquor board today In Olympia to apisral for mollification. Thomas Ohlsen On I Milk Post Job j SALEM. July 1 i-P( Thomas L. Ohlsen. Portland, who has been i deputy state nuik administrator since 1833. wiH be temporary milk ' administrator under the new milk control setup. i The state board of agriculture decided Monday to give the job to Ohlsen until toe board can name a permanen; administrator . A new law. effective last Sstur- ; day. gives the board of agriculture I power to name the administrator. ! tnui men. tne administrator was the director of agriculture. E. L. Peterson, appointed by the governor. 9100 s:is MARIAN MARTIN In a flurry about a hurry-up date? Keep cool! Step into this little beauty, button It up the side and dash. 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