SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACI THRU
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Nerasal list
nbMTtNN OHKrlf'NI fair ItxlaV end
guruta. arldalr arallarad Ihuftrtaralorma
lit euuthatn muuttlalita l.twal f"g or low
elouila alone roa.l. Mlglta Imlar aa la
eil In norlh portion and HI In w In aoulh.
gundav u In wi. Iowa tnnif hi Ml lo au
Norlltarljr winds etlahor. II It 11 mlaae
an hour.
KAMir.NN OHrnoN: rlr Irwtae nil
Bmttlav aarant WKUly eraMar.d Ihunrtar.
alorma In mnunlaiita. IKglia hath dae
SI l t7. Iowa lomsltl So la do
NoHtiiriiN i Ai.IroHNiA reir wiih
variable 'looi1liiaaa IimUv and etindav.
Wlilaly aratt.te! Ihondaralnrnia til hllla
and mooniama Nlgltl and murnlus fd
on foaal. I.lllla lamoaralur changa
aoulltailr Hiitda nil alMtta 10 lo II
milaa an hour,
UIIANIH MM ANI VIIINITY' Fair
liMlar and Muixlav. High Imlay W la al
.nw Itinlghl 4T lo II High Bundar
tn St.
Return Home Mr. 111(1 Mra. T.
C. Petcrann have returned to their
ham. 4il Clinton, from a trip to
Preann. Cellf., end lo Creston. B C.
They vlnlted relatives In Preano nd
then rnt noiih. Wtill they wer
gone ttiry purrhaard ranch In
Northern Malm. The Petereona will
continue lo live here where hd U
gtalli.n chief for CAA t the lrport.
and a frirnd. Lloyd I). rlmlth. will
operate thd rnrh for Ihrm. Hmlth
returned with thm and It vlaltlng
I their horn fur nm. II Just
returned from army aervlre In
Prankfurt. Clermeny. nd will leave
In 111 nut few deya fur Idho.
l amp Hre All Camp rir Blue
hirria who are mi o 111 Ural
work of ramp. July 31 to Auiuat
r. to meet el a m . at Klamatii
Union IlIKh arhiKil. II Doaaioi mey
are to brim Ihelr own cup. apoon
and, If they dr.tre, a waahbaatn.
Vlall -Mr Robert Bhaw and chit,
dren. Blrpliallle and Urntt. of Coo
Bay are taltmi Mra Bhaw a molher.
Mra P H "Ida. Itlverald ave
nue Tlier will be here a week or
10 dayi loner
lalla lleee - A J Mrrl and Mra
rliatlea OrOifk and daiilhler of
Odar Raiiil. l-a. are iltlni
frlrnda and relattvea In Klamath
Palla They ateaiavlin with another
daujhter of Morria'. Mra. C. tn
nt at vS Tliompnon.
paU ChanieV-Ti dat rf I ha
rular meetln of Catholic Dauih
lera dun haa been rhanied Ihu
week In Wedneaday and will b held
In KC hall at 1 p m due lo bullduif
pmcreaa In the pariah hall.
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etarned t I. Campbell. tlld
van for Klamath Production Credit
aaawlatlon. wtl b back on lh K
aialn Monday, after medical treat
tent tn Portland
Aaibrtea Plente Th Ambrteu
tub of Klamath Palla will mt In
Mooea park Bunday at II noon for
a plmlc Pamlllea and friend of
aonipgn ar Invited.
t W r'-akaofaa
rofnlnrat shtaap jnan or 6Uvar Lk
W in th hfMptui in lfvtund rv
conrtng rroro urfary
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INSTRUCTOR Helen Brown
of Eugene, instructor of ex
tension teaching with the gen
eral extension division of the
stole system of higher educa
tion, is in Klamath Falls for
five weeks in connection with
the art classes at Oregon
Tech. Mrs. Brown, o former
Klamath Foils resident, is also
visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Gaston of 4421
Boordman, and friends while
here.
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2nd Annual Machinists
DANCE
f yrJtnf't,- i, a, I
I'hurrh Nervle Ry. David V.
tlarniu Br. will preach at both III
I a. m. worililp eervlce and Ui
I p. m. communion service at Ui
Pint Preabyterlan church. Blath and
Pin. Buiulay. Key. Uarnetl Hr , who
ti peaU.r of lh Prrabylrlan chuich
at Home Rlvrr, will b hrr In tha
absence of lh regular pastor, hie
on, Kv. David Harnett Jr., who
la on vacation.
Meeting Plan There will b
rcular meeting of lh Ambrlcu club
at I p. m Monday In th Zlon Lu
Uiotan church basement. Hnetesse
will b Kay Hendricks and Olael
Drlscoll.
In Hospital Mettle Johnson wag
moved from 116 Plum to Klamath
Valley hoapllal by Kaler'a ambu
lanrg Thuraday vnln, uttering
from pneumonia.
Park Meet-Th Midland gram
hom economic club will mm Tues
day at 1 pm. at Moor park. Mrs
Jess Walker, chairman, will condui t
th mtlii. Krfraajimenu will be
aervd latr by Mrs. Leon AndrKu.
hoaleaa.
Klaklyod Trip Mr. and Mr. Lee
MrMullen hove lut returned from
a brief trip throuaii Buktyou county
I on bualneaa. MrMullen la aerreury-
irvaaurer lor n.iamain rroaucuon
Credit aaaoclallon.
DeLAP Born at Klamath Valley
huapiul, Klamath Palla. Or. July
, IM. lo Mr. and Mra. J. R IleUp.
rout a. but 102. a boy. Weiihl
pound III ounce.
LEGAL NOTICE
MOTH K Or ftAl.t
In lha Clrruit Court of it tut X
OrgtKi. ff Klamath CuuniK- In ln
iMIUr at ih KU( ut Jcnnt I. Otnv
r. ilM-MtMd Nntii to hrby givcti
tli! umUf iftwl KatM-utili of uid
KaiaW (torn And ifUr Augual B2, ltw
.IU MU Ui b I g h I bUiUr
I yrlvAi mI. fur rh ar upon
t no r 1 1 m tn V tvooin m I far
and lor IM htrr and dviM
and aui'iacl tm rotl if matirwi uf Mid
t ourt, ll fevl lowing datKiiUad apari
ol Mid ILlai U il
Patwnal Proparly. Pining labia wlin
inrva iMaa i.mrarv laix iiiq ft
Ing C'haif Hnmtnttai Kitfhan TaHl
Two B iWtMda with Urn Rpringw mil
mtlliaai (na Aland Tahl and SmaL
AMnr(miil nt Oardn Tn-!
Haal prvoarir Hatnnina at IKa moat
Norltvatlr rcifwr W Ul I In Hl-k la
of rtrtt A V1i turn Ut tly ti Klamath
raiu. mgdt ifwiwa fwihtaMirrlT
along ha Routharty Una of Ml MhMnar
Uaal ifnrmarly MlUhall irvati To ImI
thaw aktuihoMiaf ly 1 rtghi anglM lo
Mt Whllnav htrl an fm IMnrf
Nnrlhaaatarly anrt pa roll I trllh Ml
Whiinvr Hiroat To fa) lhanra North
MiflT along lh WaaWry Una oi
Ninm lira I aO fi to th - ni
hagtnning and fiumhrd fcM H. tlh
t Klamath rIW Orarna
A la ta mada geuiauant trtWr af aald
Town daiad July It. IM. lav btU
rnr indrigrtd al (ftif o Rrl C
Tnontaa. n Mam t . Klamath rails
Orag-o All hU t ba In ruing and
la tat manner ft tMmn or larma
A or or all htda mar b rrld.
Daiad Jutv lg; !
MAThEU-E It umi. Brtjlrid
7 M-30. A. V1 M. Tit
OTf I BT MKTTIII OP
ru.iKfi rfAi. ai 't out
m tiir rmcriT rorar r thf
i stats or p n r a o h ros tiik
( Ol NTT OF KI.AMATH
Ml'SIM-'N. alaa known a (.hrlttin
ra Murtlnah or Mra, Hlraaj t. Mur-
4 -a ar Mra n r. Mur4orh. Daad
NnlVa la harr raa iKat I hav
f114 mr Pinal ArMunt aa Rmlr1a nf
lha liuM nt C'hrUtirv If urdvh. alo
hnawn aa Chrtstina Tern Mtirdorh nr
Mm Hiram t Mtiravh mr Mra H
Murtftwh. Daraaaad. and lha hmrt-tn
iiiltf Cnjn Km fiJ la inrh in
irt MMtrninff nf Wadnaatiar. Auguat Srd.
Itva a tha ll ma. and lh Clrruil Caurt
Rnm U tha Cnurt Hmim a Klamath
Cnuntv. Or., at Klamath rlla.
1 Oragnn . a lh ala r a han an4 har
nr paraesat mar Brnt oh)-lt!na nr
'varaallon la aald Pinal Arrtvuni. al
I hlrn lima tha a Sow antltlaai Cmirl
ain nnaiijr paaa vpom and aaitla aald
Aarni
CKItlTTNl ttimDOCH COSI.S
Kmarutris
x ta-ia-as-ia Ma to
in ths risrrtT rorsT or t
statf or oaiaoN ros kuauath
rotNTY
kotic-s is Krnrnr nn'rw. thai ih
undarairnatl avd-ulrli nf tha natal nf
WII.IJAM WRICK draad. haa fild
In lh aNv namrri Cnurl lha final ar
rmmt nf har admin ut rattan nf aaitt
aalal and that In Cmirt haa appn(nt.
Augual 10. INI al W no A M aa lh
tlm and lh Cmirlrnnm nf aald Cmirl
lar fnr th
aald anrnunt.
Oald thta th ila- or July. IMt
NATAI.IK WHITK IIAKAMSON
formarlr NATALIT WRl'CK. Tx
aru I rl k nf t ha Catal ot WlL
I.IAM WHITK 1t-aa4,
r ASRTNR M A XWM .L
Allnmva nfr Pruma
J1 ! U-Nn 111.
NOTIf'K OP lAtR
Tn th rimilt Cmirl nf lha Stat of
Orvgnn, fnr Klamath Count v. In lh
mailr nf th KMata nf I A Manrotri.
Irad Notlr la hrhv glvan thai
undtraignad Admlnlatraior with lha Will
Ann-td nf aatd Ptl. from and aftr
Auniat 33. I will alt In tha hlgSaal
hiidr. at nrtval aala. for rmh or uprn
nnd r r1 it aa mar m ha t fnr t h
f.xtal and fnr th hir and dvlai
and auhivrt 1n rnnflrmadon of ad
Coort lh frvllowin daarrihad profarl
of aatd P-alala. In-wit:
1I 11 in Rlnrh " of Matin. Ora
fiM tothr with ahna ratsalr
marhlnrv. flatur and aquln
mnt. aupptla and attkrli an lha
prmlaa
Sal la mad purauanl tn onfr of Mid
Court datad Jnlv 70, 14W Lv hula
al o'flr nf ftrrl C Thnmaa. w Main
nlrt. Klamath rail, Org-m. All bitt
lo l In writing and to at al minntr nf
Cvmanl nr trtna. Any or all blda ma)
r1rld
Datad Jutr XI. !
ttPHT C TltOMAS.
A'lniinUtratnr
Jl 11 M: A. 13-No.
Saturday
July 30th
with
Les Gardner
westerVswing
BAND
Vocalists
Johnny Hollawoy
Sam Thigpin
Dancing 9 Till 1 A. M.
Admission II.M Person
(Ta Ineluded)
ARMORY
Moseley Is
Speaker At
Tule Banquet
Tlll.Kt.AKr. July 30-Amerlrana
mint aerk other defenaea aialnat
another war than education on tha
uae nf aereta of natur If thla coun
try la to aurvlve, aald Dr. John O.
Moaeley. preaident of th Unlveraltjr
of Nevada, here lant nllht.
The eduralor, who apent 37 year
In hia prolraaion, aixike to an audl
enra of 3UU lueata, laUierad In tha
Iviilnn hall for lh annual dinner of
the chamber of commerce. Hia wit
and humor brouiht repeated ap
plaua. Uaim a hit topic. "Wanted, Mora
Ploneeia for a New America,' he
emphaalzed the dlr need for lead
era with the oouraie of a pioneer.
men with vlalon and faith, wllluil
In attack the thinia that ar leadlnf
the country to alavery.
"Uecadenc of America face u
If w fall to recognize thla trend."
he aald In cloaini, "for, on th tplrlt
of th pioneer depend th aafety of
thla country"
Dr. Moaeley wag Introduced by
Roa Rasland, rellrtm preaident of
tlie chamber of commerce, who alao
Introduced Dr. Richard Sinclair,
new preaident of the chamber, other
offlcera and Ui board of directors.
Preaent for the dinner acre vlall
Im preaidenta and aecretarlea of
rhambrra from nearby town and
other dlatiniuiahed lueata.
Durlni Uie protram. broadcaat by
alation KPJI. the flrat movement of
Orlei'a concerto waa played by Mra.
Deal Bleven. Klamath Palla. and
her pupil. Don Oralchen. Two
planoa mere uaed.
Mra. Htevena, before coming to
Klamath Palla appeared with th
Boaton aymphnny orchestra and
other muaical iroupa In th cast.
Oralchen ta preparing for tha con
cert slate under Mra. Stevens'
learhlni.
The dinner was prepared ' and
aerved by the lulld of the Tulelaka
Community Presbyterian church.
jWlHG
jTHE EDITOR
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I tkaa ayarda. tmaat
j vritia lagikly a ONE giOB at
I aad ka aigacd ky
rorrtx-t KAMI AD ADDKka af
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tha
I wvllar i:airiaaUoa fallawtag
I iimi ar warauy
whit mrrr.s's to natiomi
PORT1.AND. Or. To the Editor)
Ralph M Bhaw. Chlrato lavryer. na
tive Kenturkian, waa called upon al
a reunion of hia class Yale tOi to
respond to the toaat. "The But of
lh Nation." K expressed hlmaell
as follows:
"I wish to aey that a DilchtT
chanie haa rome In the affaire ot
our city, and our Ideala ar utterly
unlike Ihoae of our leaders In a pre
vious lenerauon. When I was a bop
It waa considered not only sal and
honorable to creata an estate, so
that almost all men of aiandlnt
wished to add to their possession,
and felt a certain durufied honor
in prospering: but now on must
apolcajite for any success in bualneaa.
aa if it were lh utter violation of
th moral law. so that today It I
worse lo seem to prosper than to be
an open criminal."
Mr. Shaw waa quotlnc Isocratew.
Oreek orator, who poke th worda
In a apeerh JM B. C. But what
lane rates, companion of Socrates
and contemporary of Plato, had aald
aounda ery much lilt what any
thouihlful. patriotic American cltl
aen would aay today.
Clrrer waa then at the pinnacle
of her ilory. She occupied th earn
proud position In the work) that our
own country did at th close of
World War II, when we had won an
eaternal war waned for th freedom
of mankind, while ktns our liber
ties at home.
Oreeca collapsed and later Rom
assumed world leadership. Then
Home decayed. All of which tureesu
a moral: Nations ar not destroyed;
they rot.
CHARLES T. McPHERSON
IBM 8. W. sixth avenue, box M78,
xone 7, Portland. Oregon.
Jim Lonard. new football coach
At VllUllmil. Ulll laa dfiI .
of tht profrwlonal Plttsburfh 8tcl-
"a
-' win
window auckly
with Genuine Feral
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PUY SAFE!
BALSIGER
MOTOR CO.
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MAYIE IT'S THE HEAT Patrons of fhe Tower Drive-In on
to say the least to see the above pictured action going
Bud Owens, Billy Steppe and
offhandedly resemble a calf
All three were turning in some
for the throw ond tie.
Dog Pack
Kills Sheep
rivt thfep wrr klllrd and weral
wounded Fiidajr mornlnf when ft
pack of d Invtdrd a lumber yard
on the old Midland road.
Th aupenntenQpnt of lh lumber
yard killed three of tha don with
hia rifle and twued Instruction to
the watchman to hoot any doci
that camt tm the mill property.
Owner of the aheep waa Bill
H lac he. A Incal veterinarian rared
for the wounded sheep. Most of the
dngs were unllretued.
Patient O. W. Reytter. Etieene
railroad man. la a patient at Klam
ath Valley hospital. He became 111
downtown Thursday and wa moved
to th hospital by Kaler'a.
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III WHIM DOIS LUIRICARI STOPf I I I
WHIRI DOIS LUIRICARI STOP?
bi on. ol our aaaoatg liriaricer treataaaaaH. yoe pay (sly
wHot a revrln "greete ok" woald coal ehearkm bo)
wham veer twkfc cornea gerring boch horias yoe draeover we'vw
eaneal ve VS. trvnk latdasa, poHt4 a Hlrle t l craaM
pewdar Me your deer leeks, checked yew brake Avid.
We've evee ailed Die
and ahel'l etw feed beglnelnc. WMe are lubrkate are
a be iaasaKf. frora kweaier as birrapercelcMng year WHe
Irevblet before Itrsy grew
1330 MAIN
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WaaAaW-AlaSai.s - I dnf aaW.aiS. VrOgi ' TaaT. TfasVata)!
Les Mowdy had rigged up
and were practicing their bulldoggmg. Owens is in the picture,
sparkling arena times with
PEAR PURCHASES
PORTLAND. July 30 iM Ore
ion fruit men. Who have asked the
government to buy pears and
peaches, heard today that the U8DA
is beginning purchase to help the
sagging market In California.
A UHDA official. W. J. Broadl.rjd.
Portland, aald the government
would buy Bartlett pears and Orsv
erutein apples In California. The
fruit will go to school lunch pro
gram and Institutional uses.
The word "Bible" derives from
By bios, the name of a city which
exported papyrus In ancient timet.
wfevdthUd wlaer eaadtaraim
te ff cues.
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H. I.
S. 6th, yesterday were startled
on in a nearby lot. Buckaroos
plank and spring apparatus to
the dummy, to 6 seconds
TKAIM.NO
PORTLAND, July 0 m The
104 th Infantry division, which ha
headquarter here, will begin a two
week summer training program at
Port Lewi tomorrow.
J. L DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
Offle at
lt Nerth 7th ta.
This time of year your garage doors open onto wonderful world of
fun, wide and fresh ggain troi'ini' for you end your Buickl
Great highways where you breeze along shaded narrow roads
leading you back to the hills, or to a piece of water you want to
see again you'll take them equally in your stride if your Buick'i
in top-flight shape.
How about letting us put it in that shape for you ?
Get one of our conscientious motor tune-tips, and one of our
thoroughgoing Lubricare treatments. We'll put the bounce back ia ,
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26 Years Your Buick
Big Y Market
Holds Opening
Crowds attended th grand open
ing of th Bg Y market at the
Merrlll-TuleUk junction Prlday
when Ronald Phalr and Dick How
ard formally opened their grocery
and meat market to the public. Th
business wa formerly operated a
Mallory T market.
Phalr. who will manage th busi
ness which Includes the grocery.
drygood and hardwar departmenta
and the cafe, announced there will
be no change in th itor policy or
th personnel.
The grocery department ha been
rearranged for th convenience of
customer and easier shipping.
Harold Mallory, who haa operated
th market for several years, will
develop other property at the
Junction which Includes a motel
site. He plana also to manag the
furniture store and to buy and sell
.livestock and look after ranching
interests. Th Mallory family will
continue to reside at its present
location.
fit TOtNt MAUI
Oregon Surplus Sales
920 Main Phona 3663
Often 1:1 A. M. te g P. M.
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your motor while we're luking the bounce out of your ride.
AVe do this well because we're Buick men. We know your Buick,
we've studied correct factory methods for each operation, wa
know the factory specifications your car was built to. We use
genuine Buick parts even special Buick tools!
Yet you don't pay a penny more for all these extras. Stop in thi
week, won't you?
JiliW
Dealer
VIHIT
Judy and Dirk Brewbeker, ehll
dren of Mr. and Mr. Robert Brew
baker of El Segundo, Calif, arrived.
by United Airlines today for a visit
with their grandparent. Mr. anal
Mrs. J. V. Brewbaker of IMI Ba
planarle. a
Their parent will arrive later W
car for a brief vacation her.
NO STRIKE !
PORTLA. , .hi JU in APli
warehousemen will not strike Mon
day alter all.
They voted last night to poatpone)
a deadline to allow more time for
negotiations. Till warehousemen
had threatened to atrlke against lag
firm who contract expire Mon
day.
To keep a green aalad crisp add
the dressing at the last minute and
tosa only enough to coat the green
with the mixture of vinegar and
oil. If you want to vary a baeia
Prench dressing for lh salad add
a few tablespoon of catchup or
chill sauce, a few diced anchovlea,
or a little crumbled blue or Roque
fort cheese.
IF YOUR PARTNER DIES...
will th firm be endsngecedf
Will essential capital be with
drawn; a stranger forced upon
you in hi place; settlement
difficultie with hi widow en
countered T BuaineM aiaru ranee
can aat'rtniard your firm from
rjeo erentualitie. Protect your
own buameaa call m Vodsy.
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