Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 28, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 28, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACt FIVI WEATHER STRKAM YSAS s. II all Lt yar.. Nwmel II U WSSTSNM ORBOON- Tmir InSay and UrMar Warmer Ihla altarnnon. Mina tenth Sara II to II In nerllarn Inlarlnr an 10 la H In amitnarn Inlarlnr. Higna an rnaal about l law tnlghl 4 la Nnrlhe.W wlnoa of II la X mllna n hi.nr nil ratt SASTSMN OHSOON -fair tartar and rrtaer iih higna iHiih dan Hi u H Lawa l.tnlglil an to M OHANIK ANI VlrlNITV-ralc Inrlav and rn.lar High Intlay SS. Low Untight HI High rn.lav an NOHTIIKHN I'AI.IPOHNIA ralr to day and rrhtar eai'epl nlghl and mom In high tg alnng nmi l.lllln rhanga In tatniiaraliiro Northwaalailr wlnrta of la to Hi mllaa an hour off mot aarapt mainly annlhartr In tnuthwaalai In from tuti Sregg to Mnnlarar- New ttabv Mr. mut Mrse Ariel Anderson n( Tulrlake, CslU.. sre re ceiving congratulations on th birth of boy. their llrat child. In tits Arraia Calif , hnapllal Monday. July U. Tha baby weighed 7 pounds I ounces and hat been named 8te van Meredith Tti family will ar rlv home In Tulrlake the llrat week of Auiuat. The baby U Uia grand ann of Mra. Elisabeth Anderson of Tulelsk. roalpoord - A meeting of tha Paat Malrnna club, to have been held at tha horn nl Mra. L, K. Phelps. lM Auburn, thla Friday, haa been poal. poned. Tha nnt meeting will ba Wednesday, Auiuat I. Vlaltors-Mr and Mra. John Du lln and daughter. Christine, of Loa Angele, Calif , vlaited Thursday nuhl and Friday with Mr. and Mra. Waller Hula of Tulelake. Mr. and Mra. Dulln wrr an rout horn from a lalt lth her parents In Wsahlng ton when they stopped her. Sunday Visit Mr. and Mra. Cleal Marker of Cottai Oroy apanl Sunday at th John Byron horn. Mra. Markry la Byrons elaler. Wondtring Dog Returns To Owntr EllorNr.. July S ( Hadneas brushed William Hampal a leave from th navy hr laal October. Hla drai. Queenie, wandered away and couldn't b found whan th car brok down and Ham pal lot out to Ms It. AdvrUmnui In th Pop pe para did not local Queenl. and ins master had to return la duty without seeing hu dng acaln. Hia later continued th search, but It aa no ua. rinally. Monday, Qunl cam laom lust In Urn to greet har anaaiar who had Just arrived to tart MMMr leave. LEGAL NOTICES VATIC TO CBIDITOa cmcriT rorT or m THK M AKWU I MUTK'S faMie4 Mi lM mmu OF OREOON IN AND FfM'VXV or KLAMATH UATTtR Or THI IllATI Of AH110 H mAl-mKMT WANUl". V- mffUlririm W MM WUM. r Twm-4-1, rf inortur, i I Willi MKUhI Nlamaim rail. Or Mt. tniMN Mi itvanlh (mm atrta nt V 4T Julv. !. Wing IM iw mi Uw fir-M yukikMiM mi mm A4min ST laf NOTH I INVtT fNO HIP CI mi K)ttnaih r1Lfi will riv MM 4 Uf lo T n f m htnntr AtMutn I. irxu) fnr an Pmnmt Trvrh. intli UM M- WIPtf tpa(tlralKiaM Full tMl M . plv ttrtM Yrtf in prnt ftatvvt Wxirltimr form a Haa may b in4 wf toaurUni Chlf tm rattrm rrvaa th riT all Hcia Sla muai ' mm for pmnm - L M ACKtRMAN rifhl to rvttwfl ual Im mark. rf 4ns riiiT n. vim W TH riNiTIT t'OfBT OF THW Tr or ohk.on roR klahatm f OI'NTV MKUCN HKNKKLMAN. Plain tiff a MAIIOI.D A HENKtt.MAM. TfnJanl. TO. HAROt.D A. HKNKKI.MAN Dttrndant TH NAVF OF THI STATE Of nutans (iH't riNt Ytm ar hvrattr rvqulrvMl to appear ant amwvr In Lomplainl fMxi aaain-i imu on or htffor Aiifutl . IMP and. If irou fall an to appear and nttrtr, for want thartxtf. plaintiff will apply to th Court l.af Ih rlla( prad t In har rom plaint again! ynu, lwM for IVrra of Annulmanl, rtrrvlng th marrtaa ttt plaintiff and dafondanl null pnd vmd on tha irminn that dfandant wat laa)lv lnriMiht of pnlrri"! intn valid fnarrtaa Vmir ailanltnn I p?tfirally dir ld tn th t'nmplaint DM ft la In tha ntltld rama. Thla MumnMtnfc ta aarvad npoft vou hv fiuhltt-ation puraltanl tn an Ordar of ha Hnnorahla (tavld R Vandanharg. Jud of tha ahnva antllktj lourl. aaid Or fir r bln dalod Jttlv , IMS, and hv puhltratlnn tharaof fur a pariod of fnir roniarutlvt and aurrvaalva wki. Tha data of tha flr.t puhlu-attnn la Jtilv W. HM, and tha data ' iha laat puhllra una ii Auiuti in. ipp. WM KnVKKNDAl.I, Anornov fir Plaintiff Pin Ttaa Hullding Klamath rail 0Bo Jl m Aug 4. II, III, lttia. No. 1 Nrw Doclof Ur. Buford lUrgut, furmtrly ol Tulrlaka, will 0wn ut llcva tixm In Uit Undnrwood build liif in pv, r, tifMwi and thnHit rrcalUt. Or. IInrnu, who U th aon nf Mra, W. O. Hmlth, haa twn In Nrw York th pant yar and a half taking pcclallxcd work. FrtNM Ravtllp Mri. J. Brown of RitoPvtlla, Calif., la In Klamath rail vinitliif frlrnrt and rflatlvaa. flha ta at tha hom of hmr ilatar, Mri. Sam Walkrr ol fU& North 11th itraet. rilaa Houth-Wllllam K. Jrffcoat. format It of Klamath ralli and now of Ukrly, Calif., flew to Panama City, Ma, Monday to b with hu mnthar ho la Brrloualy 111. Mra Jrffcoat la now with hrr parenu, tha Jay Fa I re loa. "AiFDay'To Be Held Here September 11 grplrmbw 11 haa bran dflnlu-ly r by Uia chamber of commrrcc aviation eommlttaw aa tha data for a community "Air Day" In yaaurday morning g meatlnc with Mra. Evalyn Whllmakar, tha iiiturmatlonaj rcpraarnuttva of the Oregon atau btnrd of aeronautic. th commltl decided to m ahead and plan for Uia ghow, which will not b an air acrobatic and dare devil exhibition, but rather ahow to IndlraM tha dealrablllty of prt vat plan ownerahip, and tha aaf ty factura Involved. There hav been four Burn meeu In Orecun thu far thla year, and than ar eight mpre arheduled for Ui remainder of th eummer, In cludin the bVptamber II dale. Detail of th meet ar aubfect to approval by tha board of dlrec tor of th chamber. Tha meet will beftn with an early mnmtn; free pilot' breakfaat u liv an added attraction for pilau outaid th local area. Thar will ba an exhibition nf military craft, formation flylnf and of crop duatlnc technique. Alao. free airplane ride will ba liven th public under tha aporunr ahlp of on of th airline. And Dri vel pilot will poaaibly ftv trip in otnar tnan eommerrial craft. Th aviation commltl la work tnf out further detail which will be Announced la tar. Training Monauvtr Turns Out Rtol JOMORK lAKRD. Malaya (at Si i new officer of th Malay reel. mant went out on patrol a part ui a jui ita wener court at tha Brttuh Par CaM land forrea train ing eoura at Tampnih. They la in ambuah. aa tha Inatructora told tnem to oa Suddenly, three armed and uni formed cammunlat Urroruu walked Into th ambuah. It waa not part M th training Th patrol eel up a rapid tire, killing two. PALLS PORTLAND. July M in city Pi reman John Dtecaaey fell down a aldewalk elevator abaft ywaurday while blinded by amok at a mid- town fir. He wa not hurt. Th fir, In a building at N W. fourth avenu and Plandera atreet being converted Inlo a warehouse, rauaed an esti mated 110.000 damage. Ta Buy or Sell Ua th Want Ad I : : y 1J77 ' 4 i . . . . . 1.- . a .fc-lr aaola. ri.'r l3 BIBLICAL DRAMA Colorful costumes contribute otmosphere to the Biblical ploy, "The Light Eternal," which will be pre sented by the Congregational church August 2, in the OTI theatre. Characters in the "Moses scene" are played by, left to naht. Phil Hitchcock, Rev. E. H Senior Scout Expedition To Be Held Scout of 15 years of ae and over In the Modoc Area council are breaking out their packaack and hiking shoes In preparation for this year's senior Bcout expedition ei for Auguat 17. "Tha Alpa of America" Oregon's Wallowa mountain, ar th goal ft . th senior trek, and the area office figure about 30 boy will make the trip. Laat year the senior Bcout went to Glacier national park, and th whole trip proved to be a great succeaa. according to Pield Execu tive Bob La molt. Th 10-d.y affair will be carried out with th complete cooperation of th Blu mountain council. The boys will work out of a baa camp to be set up at Wal lowa lake, and will have an ex perienced guide along to make it a trip of good experience a well a on exhibiting the sights of one of the mot beautiful areas in North America. Total cost of th affair for the older Seoul will be approximately 2i. A S3 reservation fr will be ap plied to Uw total, but muat accom pany the application to the coun cil, along with the name, age. and troop number of th applying Scout. Rollond Williams, Mary Jo Hollett, Arlene Kielsmeier on the floor. MKDAL I d ...... i . r nuntounu, juiy in ror Londer, Beverly Evons, I ., ln lctlon on Uylt , Mildred Mitchel ond One Added To Play Cast Harry Predrlcks baa been added to th cast of "Th Light Eternal." and will b cast aa Pharoah, main rola In th "Joaeph scene " Bob Leik will play Ut rout of Joaeph. brought to Pharoah i court to In terpret th ruler's dreama, a coord. Ing to th Biblical drama. Brother of Joseph will b char acterised by O e n a Stiver as "Levi"; Virgil Morrow aa Sim eon,' Dnane La Ik aa "Judah" and Bruc KieUmelar as "Benjamin." Others I n Pharoah court ar "Butch" Worth as a court guard. Oail Cantrell a chief ateward. Ma ry Brown and Marilyn Hardin as pillow girls, and fan girl will be portrayed by Donna Iverelt. Jeantne Newcom, Aria Collin and Phylli Oeorga. Proceeds from th production will go to tot Congregational church which la presenting the play August 1, In th OTI thealr. Noisy Drunk At Jail Now Insid Th city polu received a call Iron th county Jail about,? O'clock last night to pick up drunk who waa creating a dltur banc outside th barred window. The city boys obliged, and pick ed up Raymond Pompey. 3f-vear-old Beatty Indian, who was bonk ed an a drunk charge and lodged In th city Jail. riNrn PORTLAND. July 31 (Ai Butcher Henry P. Knofalla waa fined ISOO yesterday for selling horsemeal aa hamburger. A 00-day Jail sentence wss suspended. Knofalla argued he thought th meat waa beef. ft-. Rom wh ere I sit'-. .4. Joe Marsh For The Ladies: A Diet That Really Works Yf went Mt vUltlng th ether night and th ladle were talking away about weight -reducing dleta. Oa f thea M a eperlal "lt-dsy Hollywood diet" guarantee te allra her down fifteen pownds worth. Aa alher waa living e banana and ahim milk! I might hav known th mlaius would get the buy, too, and aura enough the other day ahe ask me, "Jo, what kind of a diet do you think I ought to go on?" -Mother I eaya. "th only diet I would ever recoejimend to enron Is alaiply axederafi). I wouldn't tnt any wf thoee gt-thln-a,aU-k diet. Siaply rut dowa en deaaerta, bread, butter, aweeta and fata but when you do, even it roar rutting down moderately." From wher I ait, moderation la tha watchword. Moderation with food, with smoking or with the enjoyment of a friendly glsas af temperate beer or ale. Actually, moderation arfWt to tha enjoyment f just about anything. Cp Wf, Viuui Sierra Bttwtn Feaaalaiiea PHAIR'S presents 11 TOP OF THE MORNING Lively Music, Fun, Shopping News 7:45 a. m., Mon. thru Sat. KFLW-ABC A.a,,a,,aaaw vmvHvmvmvvmtmtammutvvmvvM y aii;iu A inkoaim;astiigci3ipaivy pish cwst PORTLAND, July 3S iAi The upstream flh count at Bonneville dam yesterday: Chinook 430. Jack 34. ateelheed Ml. blueback 200. sil vers . total un. Philippine Island, live years ago. Pirt Lieutenant Pred Boyer will receive th Silver Bur medal from Brig. Oen. Thomas E. Rllea. adju tant general of Oregon, ln a cere mony here Monday. Lt. Boyer 1 commandrr of the local national guard company. FUNNY BUSINESS TaMfcault'; "Send In a mill waiter my husband withes to make a complaint!" Willomertt Valley ! Irrigation Slated CORVALLI8. July 2 iA Irrlf s- ; tlon of 452.000 acres of the WiUam- i ettc valley will be possible from ' reservoirs of th river basin pro-. ject. Percy Othus. army engineers i corps representative, told the ln- j stitule of Northwest resource thst 19 dams of the power, flood control r 1 Irmatlon - recreation plan ! would Impound farm use water. Col. O. E. Walsh, division engl- I neer. reported the Cascade snow . survey facilities were accurate enough to estimate run-off water i He said this made flood control at the dams possible while adequate torage for Irrigation waa assured. SLIT SUE! Excellent styles In hard finish NOW warated In I K dark eelers. MM MM I aaf Value up ta tT samra ffJI Include. Tfnf ItUWY'S M MAIN Large! Csraat A London theatre haa th larf t one-piec carpet ever mad lit England. It weighs a ton, la lot) feet long and 43 feet wide, and re qulrea M men to lift It. CAL4M Held Over! far Aaaeser iuaay WeeW iw jyur , jfjt y - And. NEW THIS WltKI la Paa.laat . 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