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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN WEATHER rHKAM Vr.AN 4m Hfti !- r MM Nutmal - - U Wl WKITttHN OMKdON' fmlr toiilti. ttM.nl I r Utudv nrnlh, liHUf, liiMig'il aiul tttalur atay, K-itli(l liMMvta itoiih igjrii biiiI gkatliiltUr . high Initli ita i l.t tmr lit, W M WhmU oil rtMit nmally iiuillt in o gARIEHN OMlU.llN tmt Krwlh rliml , atfiw! t Hiuinli - ftluiMvrt rVUlh tun lil ml Haluxlav: hifti KM Iflh data. Iw dnighl 43 U N(1H rilKHN CAI.tr MUNI A att ih.v, lotiigltl ami ftaltMtMk, liul MHIt rialal Ugtill i'Mlt lxlav Itilaitit aa far at Mat t avilla Mai ail. nudhaul Mimta I'l XI "If CNANIH rAn fair Inriar and Hal uidar. high bxlay Mi, tw bmlflil ftl, hilt. Matuitlay 7i Armf f'amp llirt Imal rwrva riny offlrrr hv rwrlvtM. nnlpm ralllnf tltrin In duty at C'atnii f'arlatm. Oln. fnr 1ft day. Cnpt Kalph T. Cnrirultr awt riral I t. Howard J. rrrru will taka Ihia duly Tti Ihlrd officer, Capt. 1iii M Mummal. inlurrd hit knra two warka aito ft lull Unhlng and will h uitabla to gu. lftr,miirr and Kerrla wuk for tha burrati of racla matum "I llummrl fturki In the fnrvalry department of Weyer-haeuM-r Timber company. Vara tinning - H. (V Belby. ruund houaa fnreman for the fl-mihrrn I'a rifir In Klanmth KalU, la varalloti lug with tiU wtte durtiig tlua Init part of July The Hrlhy hava apent a few dayi at I'tilon Creek, and Ihey are now on thnr way to pinta in California. ttolby plain to atop at r the dleael trrvlte plant In I.n An ' grlea to plrk up amte training on dieeU to apply to the new tay llght utrenmllneri. rU ur a The t)rgrr of Honor wtll have a pot tin a picnic at Moore park July ?S at 6 pi m. Memberi are ankrd to bring their own table arvlre Ire rreani. pop and enter tainment will be furnished by the trige Junior llffa memlter ate aked to rmitart Mr Olive Perkliia. Junior lodite adviser, to learn plain of Junior club Vacation tnrta Mr and Mi Arthur R. M:lUrr1. 3103 Hummeri lane, hava returned from a vara linn tour to Yellnwaone park and Mftlern Montana They wera ar rompanied by ta-ir daughter. Pa mela Coming home they atopned tn Trie Iallea and vlite1 with Heth benchain. a former Klamath r 4 dent. Inguatrial Vi4tThe Industrial viaitatlom mmmlttee of the cham ber of rnmmerr will hold tta nest vitlt aion on Tutday, July 2fl, at 10 JO The hrtita for the vtntta thli week will be the Nehl IVittling com pany and the Loat River Dairy. The ilt atarta from the chamber of fommerre offltea. Hark Ta nakeraftrtd Xfr Chea ler lUrnea nf ltakemfirld. Calif . left Klamath Talli Bund ay to return to her home, flha haa been vlnltlng the fa ml I lea of her three alvtera. Mra. Hill Matter. Mm Art Paula and Mra Bert Wilder. Hhe a!o rulted with lha family of her on. Ivan I)rpu Raroveting Teresa Braden. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harold Brad en. la rectinrrating at home at 23ns rtna foiling a toruil erlomy Wrdneatlay. Tr rtanawThe Klamath Coun ty chamber of rommerre induMrtal group will rltt the Nehl bottling department of the Ut River dairy neat Tueaday. The group will meet at the chamber office. 10 a m PotJnra The Pythian ftliteTa flub met at the home of Hoena rug ill. 2134 Otrilen, on Pridar. July 14, for a pot link mpper. Twelve memhert were preaent. I'h nlr - 11 1 e Ihtppy Hour club will hold a pit nlc al Moir park I Muudwy. lie cieam and colfce will I be furulhhrd. Mrinlrri are eakrd I Ut bring Uirlr own table arrvtce llutlwiula or guenU are Invited j'lho wuhlng tiaiutMjrtntlun miy ,rull Mra. HyO Kvan. bt!A or Mia frank Ira While at 741 Modoc Meeting -The July meeting, of the M'Kloc Cuuiu ll of Natural He aoun ea will be held al Canby July 21, the meiubrra to tje gueata uf the Itulph I.. Hmiih Lumber company and 111 Hroau. Hi kii a Arthur Mat ken. former reaitimt of thla city, haa been moved frorn the hmpital bark tn hla home at I Jig una Hearh, Calif. Markrn hat been t r UK ally til. I Mremen't Plrnle Tla Malin rol . unteer fire drpartmeiit's annual ! plrnlr haa been arheduled for this i Hunday at the Malln park. Zodiac Sign Antwer to Prviout Puzil Driving Case Bound Oyer To Superior Court ' IXHtHIM. July 33-r.rl Whltlork of Ktantnth Palls a nrilrrrd tytuiid tivrr til Juriu J.mei M Allrn' auiirrlur courl al Yrrka yrktrrUav afirrnnfin fHo tug a prrllmlnary I hrnrtltf In Juatlre court hrr. I Whltlork la chanted with drlvllll all auumnbll vhilp undrr M In flurtir o( alrohnl with bodily harm to (vrwina othrr than hima)(, a felony under California law. He waa Involved In an accident north of burnt July 1 In which threa pereona werv Injured. Juatlre of Hie l"eae C K Mtitactienbacher redured tha Klam ath falls mortician'a ball from 10. , oou to IVJOO. 1 To main wllnewa for tha prtMe cut ion appearad during (he hearths'. , A Ikirru phyalrlan teitltled that when he examined Whltlotk after the accident It was his opinion the Klamath rails man was in- tsgiratd. and Hula Patrolman i Marvin Daniels, who Investigated Uia accident, corroborated that I testimony. Whillock la represented by A"- . torneva t. fl Balenllne and Paul , Parrvni of Klamath Kat'.s and J. 1 Kverett Barr of Yreka Ulsurlcl At torney Pred Burton of Yreka ' handled Uia prosecution. IMIKl.ONTAI, I Depicted stitn of zodiac 6 M"lric units 11 Individual part 12 it Is an H(n 14 Kia 1.1 Pointed arch 17 d.ja ID I'avlni siibstunra ID Domeslirstes 20 Piece out 21 Diminutht sufllx 22 lloy'a nicknama 23 Dlsputchtd 24 I'oasing fanclat 2a Ocean 25 II Is used a.trol'is;y 30 Aluminum (ab ) 31 Steal 13 Ventura Crack S7 Forenoon (ab ) M Lutecium (ab ) 39 Sheltered tide 41 Vegetable 48 Vehicle 47 Work unit 41 follow 48 Unit HO Frightened A2 Hypnotic state 54 Prepare for publication S!l Keel VKKTK At, 1 Knvoyt 2 Hialn pansaga 1 lluchelor of Arts (nb ) 4 Tumult fl Seaweed 6 Donnted 7 Itegi ets (Near Silent 10 umed 11 Fruit (pi ) 13 Lacks II Not (prefix) 21 Close i Story 21 tver greens mumm IJjJ GREATER gig IS 27 Soon 32 It meant Ih 33 Valleys 34 Fine 3D Sieve 40 Minced oath 41 Sugar tource 42 Fini.hes 43 While 44 Woody fruitt 4Dry 44 Reads II Rhode Island (ab ) S3 Any nnnm i- r i p i . a r .jj- - Vi m s 3 51 r 7-11 I ' '.:' rf- p" Hr 5 -T" " J" " " a ST" n rt" n n ' I I I I III I p Two Fremont Areas On Closed List Two areas In the Fremont na tional forent were closed to unregu lated use at 12 01 a. m today, ac cording to Forest Bupervlaor Merle 8. Lowden. These two areas are Uie Bummer lake arra which roughly cons lata of the territiry bounded by Winter rim and the Fremont highway, and the Lakevlew logging area northwest of Lakevlew. Permlta to enter the Bummer lake rim area may be obtained at the Silver Lake and Paisley ranger rta- ! tlons and at the Currier camp and Dairy creek guard stations. j t Permits to enter the Lakevlew , LogKiiig company area may be ub- i tamed at room 207 nf the post office In lakevlew, at the Dairy creek guard station, and at Shoestring and Round Pass lookouts. Permits to enter these areaa will be given only to those who have essential business within the areaa. and they will be required to comply with the following requirements: M To refrain from smoking except In placea designated as safe In the permit; (3 to build no open fires except In placea designated aa safe, and i3 to have aa part of hla or her equipment when using campflrea, except when traveling as a pedes trian and or camping at Improved, deslenateft anil iv-lwl mn-.iir,1a j tools at specified suitable for exttn I gulshlng fires. I These closures were placed In ef fect by a proclamation algned br Governor Douglas McKay, and will remain In force until the 31st day of December, IMt, unlea sooner released. Vacation Bible School Continues The Vacation Bible school of the 1 Calvary Baptist church. I. Main ' and Oardrn, will continue Mi rough next week. All children between 4 and Is yean old are welcome. School houre art from 1:30 to 11:30 a. m. In the absence of the pastor, Rev. R N. Ulapp will speak at both serv ices. Visitors are cordially Invited. Us the Want Ada fur Quick KmuIUI I FM m tw B W s1 fl 1J f' I I mi ii a 'aa. v Of 10 BIG 6 FLAVORS l Jt IK.K SALEM. July 23 O. C Evans. Chillimack. B. C. waa appointed to day to Judge the Jersey cattle di vision of the Oregon State fair here September a to U. Clifford Knight. Lodl. Calif. named to Judge the Guernsey coin-petition. Baptist Rite Broadcast Set The II a m worship eervlce at the rirj.1 Haptiat rhurrh. N Sth and Washington, m ill be broadraat over KKl.W thta Kuiiday. The theme fiir Kev. L. Tidwrll a me ae fir the arrvk iil be "Jeaua In Jerusalem ' He ill apeak nn A Praying Church at the I 15 p. m aervtre. Hunday arliorl la at 46 a. m uruler liie leaUeraUiip of the new auieriiiiendrm, Jack Cray. Train hut union la al 7 p. m. Men i brtJiherhoud meeu nery Tueaday at 7 -iO p. m . and the Women a Mtaaionary union meeu Thurfcdaya at 1 p. m. The ntudy claa on the book of I If brew meeu on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Anyone tntereated U welrome. a m. at Uie Church of Chrtat. 2305 Wantland. Preach I nf at 11 a. m. la by J. F. Hargrove. The evening aenrlrc Is at 7:30. Sunday. Mid-week Bible study U at 7 30 p. Wedneaday. All are welcome. Healing Services Held Nightly Bervlces are being conducted nightly by Rev. L. Wilfred Meyers in a healing campaign at the Klam ath Revival center, located on Mitchell at Shasta way. Meetings will continue through this week, closing Sunday night. All are cordially Invited, and out-of-townera are urged to attend. RSI Bible Classes At Church Of Christ Services are held each Bunday beginning with B:ble claaaea at 10 awaiDte rttiatv atsaaiiai listit aa coaatiaaia sitl 10 tlO OLASSIS Ol SO riozi SUCKIRS . . . avaly htm k or srrHH HTioN We wiali to Uiank all our many . friends and neighbors who came to aid us on the evening of Uie fire. Also wish to expreu appreciation to the Bonanza Pint Department. County Plre Department, John At hley. for Uie use of his sprinkling system, and all those who brought Uieir trucks and equipment MR. and MILS JOHN TOPELL Bonanza, Oregon. LOUIE'S FOOD STORE HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND ri t.tNP. out MrnroRD Thoroughly Modern att s airs a eat-isy 4 eHsf F'aa'talars i t : ill', arw-f . r f:.:u Now at last... famous Melands YV LAGER BEER available in Oregon! Yes, awtr joa Oregon folks can buy V'itUnJ'i the beef that's fsmtu Tot flavor! It's tmulting tptrial beomie it's trude hy the people who have been "irtuinf htlltr iaw ft 97ytan!m Try today. You'll agree u iib the thouiands ubo say., , 'elands: PttiriC llftlll lUTMl a a tu int. ciiifmiii DISTRIBUTED BY ELMER W. KENNEDY CRATER LAKE BEVERAGE CO. 645 SPRING ST KIAMATH fAUS, ORE PHONEi 3127 Open Daily Until Midnight! Open Sundays and Holidays 147 East Main , fhona 6474 Saturday Feature Bit of Pecan Cake This It Betty Crocker recipe. Available in two siies. Date Nut Loaf Also on old favorite. Both of these items are ideal for dessert for the Sunday dinner or the outdoor picnic . . . V KLAMATH'S FINEST yZ against any in town!!! ite Star Tuna hite Star Tuna-I W Ivory ISoap Large Bars 2 for2TC iWIFTNING 3-Lb. Can 69 SUGAR 10 lbs. 85c CARNATION MILK Tall Tins 2 for 23c VAX CAMPS PORK & BEANS Ne. ti Tina 23c PEN JEL Wig. Far canning. sj Preserving ' pkg. I IC (LAPPS BABY FOODS 20 for $1 Hrvrs JOMATOES 8aUd rack " 6 for $1 PAR SOAP large box 23c GRAPEFRUIT CAR DEV. Broken Segments Ne. t Cans 6-n JIWANSOVS Oleomargarine Top Quality NALLEV'8 TANG SALAD DRESSING ql 45c P?rS3 L'P0nS Farm To You! Garden Fresh Produce 35e SUNKIST LEMONS for nrm weather drinks! dot. PICKLING CUKES ... .. a. 1.79 mm m BEANS Snappy, fresh. 1 Aahlann TeUsnr Wax 2 lbs. 29c T DRY ONIONS . . - 3 lbs. 1 9c J Sweet, medium ebe. SUNKIST ORANGES Sin M TOMATOES 2 (ox- 39c Vine-Ripened Slicing Site 2 -29c HOWARD'S MARKET FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER! GRADE A VEAL Roast 45c lb. VEAL Steak 49c lb; TENDERIZED Hams 59c lb. Veal Stew lb. 19c BEEF Roast 45c lb. LEAN. SLICED Bacon 49c lb. SIRLOIN Steak 59c lb; Bacon Ends Sliced , 19c The flavor's way up there $3.33 4 5 Qt. $2.10 Pint t Optn 7 a. m. to S p. m. Doily. S 1 113) Merrill-Lakeview Junction Open . m. to 7 p. m. Sundays. nn Phone 4620 m FIRST OP All. ... FOR FLAVOR FINE BLENDED WHISKEY 86 proof. 72S grain neutral spirits. Frankfort Distillers Corp.,N.Y.C.