FRIDAY, AUCUST 5, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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WgSTtrlN OMMION' l-arll; rlou.l 1o
IUr Uxla, anil aalunlar. raw wl.lalr
aaallared lhi.n.lanh.iafi In at.uUtatil
orU galur.lar. Snl.llr a.m.r to
ay. MIIM taya M la IS ul ct.al
an IIU.II Inla.lur Ml In enullw
rn vsllaya, liw lunlshl Su tu Ml Va
riable wlnda I u II inllaa nil luiur oil
""kartkhn nnlUIIN: fair lla anil
ftaluntar. Ihgl.tlr wamiar. tllalia bulb
data eft lo un, Itiwa l.mlsht 6u tu SO
NOIIl'Hr.MN CAI.iruHNI! rait l.pdar
an aalui.lay aa.'ai.t lor hllli uti
ruaal. I.uua chai.se In lamperalura.
Nuilhwaalily wlnda al II hi II inllaa
an hour ull roaal. ,
(IMAN'I N AND VICINITY ralr
lutlav Bl aalunlar. law Uiundar
ioara in uiruumliiig ataa ftaluitlay
ll,rmil ll.an eo, luar luulalil
a, high rUlurdar IT
NAAT Th KlajnsUl chapter of
ah National Aiaocleuon for th Ad
vancement of Colored People mil
meet at 1 p. m . BaturUey in tin
chamber of cominerc. Hrgular
builiieal and uncial discussion
will be tealures. Urmberi art umrd
to attend, and th public la cordially
Invited.
(rang fartr Th Bliaata View
(rani home econowlia club will
hold a pmurhlt party (Ulurday at
I pm. at UM Floyd Hoorer horoa
la Midland. Thoe attending art
asked to bring a pic.
DacTM t Honor- Ther wUl be a
regular business meeting of Uia De
pM of Honor Mnnds, August (.
at 8 . m. In the KC lialU
rtxva-Mra. Mary Hulchaon
returned lo her position at La
Point a Tuwday alter a month!
vacation.
Pearson Gives
Support To
Latourette
oan and Aua. 8 J' St
Treasurer Walter J. Peiraon rame
ut today tn favor of th appoint
ment of Circuit Judge Earl C.
Lauurau lo Oreeone new federal
Jurtajaahlp.
Pearson. democrat, aald tie had
tried eainly to perauade Democratic
National Committeeman Monroe
weetland w withdraw hla support
at Oua J. Solomon, Portland at
mrrvey. for tha poet.
-J teM aweetland that If ho con
SUsued lo aupport Solomon and
Solomon la appointed. It will apltt
jm acmoerauo party tn Oracon
stgaat down the middle. 1 aucieeted
bar withdraw Soiomon'a nam and
ea eejniii n 'i try to aelect a man
pan whom they oaa acre.
-Me would not agree with me. aui
t told him It he continued lo aup
wart Bokamon, I would aupport
tavmaa He, I wrote lo tha national
in arf'nf Latourette i ep-
BweaamenL
Lwaaarwtia haa tha becking of the
awa dWnocraUc eentral eommiuee
0vrnmnt Moy
Enter Lowtuit
PORTLAND. A ut I n The for.
ertimrnt may enter the iult tn which
Columbia river farmeri arek dam
lira to cover laaaei they aay they
eii f fared from aluminum plant
fume. v
Attorney! for the farmera and the
defendant. Reynold! Metala Co,
acreed yeaterday to let the govern
ment enter ai an tntereated party.
Their eireemenl wai forwarrled
to Dl'trlrt Jurtie Jamca Alfer Pea
for hla poMlble approval.
The iult may o to trial In No
Tember. Numerous farmera maintain they
Buffered damage from Reynold!
planti at lngvlew, Waah, and
Troutdale. Ore. They seek more
than tIMO.Ooa.
Driver Killed
In Cor Upset
ARLINGTON, Ore, Aug. I i4V
rharlri Realrd. Vancouver, Wah,
waa klllrd yeaterday when hli car
overturned on the Columbia river
highway about 17 mllei eaat of
here.
Braird waa driving with hi!
brother, Elbert, when the car went
out of control and rolled over,
coming to rest upaide down. Th
crash threw Braird out of the car.
Hcalid'i body wai taken to Th
Da Ilea. The brother, Klbrrt, luf
frred only minor cut and brulura.
Security
POLIO POLICY
poyi up to
$5,000
PAYS:
1. DOCTOR'S BILLS
2. HOSPITAL BILLS
3. SPECIAL NURSE
4. IRON LUNG
5. ORTHOPAEDIC
APPLIANCES
. AMBULANCE
7. TRANSPORTATION
Annual Premium
$3 per Person
AgM I Month! U 7B Year
Phone 4765
W. R. Elliott
PROVIDENT LIKE and
ACCIDENT IN8. t il
Vlaltare Itcv. and Mn. L. K.
Jiihnaon are renewing acquaintance!
with many old friend! In Klamath
Palla. They arrived lait werk for
funeral aervlcri held for the lata
(Java Llnkry at the Klamath Lu
theran church, at which Kev. John
ion and Kev, lrvln Tweet officiated.
Her. Johnaon wai former paitor of
tha church.
Mrlhodlat Mervlre III the ib
aeucc of the paaUir, Kev. Marllmlale
Wood., a furat paitor will preach
Uie lermon at Uia regular woralnp
arrvlca at 11 a. m, Hunday at Uia
Pint Metliudlat church. Uueal min
uter will be Key. Ootlfrey MalUiewi,
laiaUir of the Congrrgatloiial church.
Key. Wood! la un vacation In the
Puget Sound area.
Driving Narlh May Phlnnay, ac
companied by Ollva Wllaon, U leav
ing thli week for Tacoma, Waih.
Mm WlUon will go ai far ai Ku
grne where aha will vmt relatival.
Mm Phlnney plana lo return In time
to reiume teachliiaj dutiea at Pra
monl achool In tha fall.
Meeting Tha Kverg raen Oarden
club will meet Monday veiling, Au
guat at o'clock In Uia Altamont
Junior high achool. Tuples to be
dlaciueed by Mra. LaVern KendaU
will be planting of luminal peren
nial! and biannuala and pluming
the perennial border.
MoaaaUllied-Mary Brooke, office
aerretary at th chamber of com
merce, la recovering at Klamath
Valley hoaplul from an appendec
tomy performed early Tueaday
morning. Hhe will remain at th
hoapltal for a few daya.
Mr-HJnf Paalpened Ther will be
no mreung of the Pelican home e
terulun group thli werk ai pre
vioualy echedulrd. Tin project in
baaketry. led by Sada Praley. will
be poatuoned berauae of a lack of
material!.
Vaeaillawiei Mra K. A. Plrming
of Jarkaonville, accompanied by her
lo daughter!, Mra. Paul Winter
and Mn. FjnmKt Oilllnga. will leave
by train Sunday night for lorn a and
oilier eaatem potnta tor a two or
three-week elan.
Kiwcwaaar Mra. Jo Oonoval hai
arrived In Klamath Palla lo make
her home. She la aewing Uutrurtor
for Uie singer Sewing Machine com
pany and iraniferred her from the
Cufen and Albany autre.
Teea-Agwa Daaea Special nsualc
under th direction or Jack Hanaon
will be feature of a trwn.Urra
da iwe at the armory tonight from
JO lo mktnurht. Parent are cord
ially Invited.
bap fluirl Th charm Cenur.
131& Ulin will hai nbuari Unn.v
Auguat I. for redecorating. Till
eloaurwill be for that day only.
Alr-ahalle Aaaaywaaira Meungl
f Aicoholici Anonymoua are held
ach Prlday at t p. m. In room 4
of the Labor temple. Information
may be had by calling 1M1.
Central Point
School Gets OK
CENTRAL POINT. Aug I .
The newly enlarged Central Point
achool dutrlct approved apenditig
110.000 for a new 77-aer achool alia
In a aperial election laat night.
The vom waa SOJ to 6. A ilighUy
miller mijorlty 2M lo I ap
proved leparatlnc the dutrlct from
the lurudicuon of the county achool
board.
(told HiU. Table Rock, and Willow
Spring! recently joined th Central
Point ichool dutrlct.
Umatilla County
Assessments Gain
PENDLETON, AuV OP) Two
proof! ol Pendleton i growth were
on record today.
Th total aueaard valuation of
property In Umatilla county reached
a record high of tVUU.TM 42. about
four per cent over but year tax roll.
Building continued brtak In the
city of Pendleton, with M permit!
tor I130.S34 of corn miction luiurd
In July. '
ytmw you wT Ateimw at iti lut
A New Ice Cream
with that
(y f
iT'S NEW!
Mado-Rich "Bulk-Pack" let Cream t truly wonderful. "It's the belt
we've ever made . . . and Medo-Rich Ice Cream wins priias at the Pacific
International!" "Bulk-Pack" hai a concentrated creomineil that gives
you that good, old-fashioned "hand-dipped" flavor that "melts-in-yeur
mouth!"
At Your Grocers Nov!
Handsome Foursome
MARIAN MARTIX
Tou MUST hive thu perfect four
aoma for vacatlonl Plunge - neck
ahlrt, big-pocketed iklrt are a gay
pair to wear over bra and ahorU lo
and from th beach I
Pattern M: atari 11. 14. 16. 18.
90. SIM 16. 4-plece enaemble with
bn. 6S ydi. M-lnrh.
ThU aiy - to - uae pat Urn glvM
perfect fit. Complete. Illuatrated
Bew Chart ahnwa yuu every itep.
Bend TWKNTV FIVE rent! In
colni for thu pattern to Klamath
PalU Herald and Nrwa Pattern De
part ment. P. O. Box 6740. Chicago
80. III. Print plainly TOI'R NAME.
ADDREMM, EONE. SIZE. STYLE
SI M BUI.
They're an eaay to make. thOM
lunaemblea and playrloihea In our
Marun Martin Paihlon Book. On lu
page are th moat beautiful aum
mer atylea, deelgned to aew eailly.
to make your faahlon dollara go
furthr than evert Plua a PR EE
pattern printed In the book, a child I
beach robe made of towela. Send
fifteen oenu more tor IhU book of
Summer 1(48 feihloru!
Tuna Boat Heads
For Northern Sea
SEATTLE. Aug. I on "Head
north aa long aa you find tuna."
Thoae era tha ordera under which
Uie 100-foot U. S. fun and wildlife
lervlc exploration veaael "Oregon1
will ull Into the North Pacific Mon
day. Th eeaael U expected to b out at
least two and a half month!. During
that time It will test new types of
tuna gear and aupply dally radio
rrporu on tuna condition! for com
mercial fishermen.
V th Want Ada for Quick ReaulUI
Continental's
NEW 2-YEAR POLIO
liar. He rinttiUl
POLICY
lBBM.4l.te rirt4 ? Cera
Aal4xMlklrT Mlir fatBllv
tenf, (fe. antl all M..rrl4
rhturvr. 1 tMiiB l r it.
rltirif irt rl) -liMlrgi tkora
tfariag tMr ttvlirv ltm.
PAT4 lilla lttjrref nifitM
MW for e.rk cm. .N wetlltig
i1.
N ? ere ry.
H8.lt Ireet.
TtjIvlBio, !. mfj Mil
Wilb.ajl lirttUa ltM Mil J
fl (SeUlle vmt eUt J
w t-rear IU Pllr I
Ksejie , ., ,. r ,,r Af I
lire I
"Bulk Pack"
IT'S DIFFERENT!
IT'S
Students At
Farragut To
Get Move Fund
PARIIAOUT, Idaho. Aug. I UPi
Btudenta itranded by th cloalng of
Parragut Collefi and Technical In
itltut hive been promlned fundi to
help them move.
Jamea Anderion. builneu mana
ger, aald c a m p u i organization!
would pool the In their treat
urlea to help iludenu without fundi
leav til achool.
Tint will take car of the "hard
ihlp caiei" among th 80 itudenu
itranded here when th college di
rector! voted not to reopen thu fall.
Tlie iludenu, many of them mar
ried veteram, itayrrj on thi campua
during th lumrm-r becauae plenty
of homing U available at thu former
navil training baa.
Other itudenta and aeveral faculty
member! in aearchlng achooU
where they can enroll or get Joba,
Pew of th collrgei which will accept
itudenu yet for next fill have ade
quate houalng to take married vet-
eiana with fimlllei, itudrnt leaden
aay. i
Andrraon aald tli collnre will ;
make one laat fmht for lu itudenu. !
It will do what it can to divert col-
lege property Irued from tha war '
aaaeta admlnutratlon to ichooli
which will enroll th itudenu.
Juveniles Facing
Theft Charge , j
DUNHMUIR. Aug. 6 Pollc !
Chief Allen B. Cotur reported the !
apprehrnilon of two Ounamuir
boyi. aged 10 and 11. for burglary.
The brother! broke Into the Park
grocery Saturday night and Hole
rlgarettea. gum, candy, wine, aome
mill change and a watermelon,
which they ate on the acene. The
remainder of the loot waa hidden
In a ihark In the rear of their
home In Champion park.
The mother reported the boyi
mlMtng at midnight. Saturday,
when ah aroae to prepare a bottle
for a youmer rhild The boyi ar
rived home ahortlv thereafter, and
lit waa not until Monday morning
that they were Identified with Hie
burglary. The youthi were taken
to Yreka by Probation Officer
Leater E Newton for a hearing in
th Juvenile court.
Careless Smokers
Causing Blazes
OLYMPIA. Wash., Aug. 6 ii A
rash of forest blaxea touched off by
carelealy-toased cigarettes along
roads has plagued the Washington
state forestry division. Porester Ber
nard Ore 11 aid today.
He asserted 10 of th IS fires
which blackened 49 acre across the
state yesterday were caused by
cigarettes.
Cooler weather haa eased the fir
situation but Orel! said th fir
haxard waa atlll great ID Uia Co-
1 lumbia river area.
I m . Bku .. aW-
! .e i--ils
DELICIOUS!
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in?
Marrlag Larenae
NAOLE-NELBON Robert Hrnry
Nagl. 30, welder and mechanic,
native of Mlaaoun, reaident of Klam
ath Palli, Ethel Mary Nrlaon, Ik,
billing clerk, native of California,
reaident of Klamath PalU.
JuiUe Cauri
Laurenc Lea Witt, failure to pro
cur operator' Uceru. Pin li 60.
Paul Wayn Shlpman, permitting
four to rid In front Mat. Pine 15.60.
Jamea Alex Keener, combination
overload. Pin 144 SO.
Lewu Henhel Auatln, combina
tion overload. Pin 120.10.
Olen Eleaurr Thomaaon. combina
tion overload. Pin 146 80.
Hex Young, no tall light. Pine
.6 60.
Italo John Andreatl. bo atop
light on trailer. Pin i.60.
Ora Otli Ouulnger, overloading
truck axle. Pin fi3.
Raymond Lope, combination over
load. Pin 130.60.
Earl Oarund Pinch, combination
overload. Pinl $44.
Chrlitopher John O'Connor, ln
adequat emergency brake. Pin
8560.
If you want to vary th flavor of
green inap beam add a little chill
auc about four tablespoon to
a out lour Ubieapoom of melted
butter or margarine and tue thu
ai a druiing for the beam. Beaion
well with Mlt and freshly ground
pepper.
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rnrt.
. pr. fcraaHl
to enjoy a Mellow Moment
Fl
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Smooth and Mel
Distributed by
J. MARVIN HILTON
141 S Moin St.
Klamath Falls, Ort.
Phon 4186
Hew Power
Station Open
WA8JIINOTON, Aug I lift Rep.
Ellaworth (R-Ore.) laid today that
Initiation of u of a new 1000
kllovolt ampher lUbaUllon at
Walton, Ore, will mean bettr rural
electric aemre In that lection.
Th new icrvlce from the Bonne
ville power idmlnUtratlone llnei
waa itarted Monday. Th lubata
Uon U In the weaMrn load center
of th Blachlry-Lan oounty oo
opeTatlv electric aaaoclatlon.
Ellaworth mid th new plant will
make It pouible to extend dlatrl
button Unci to dlatrlcU In th Wal
ton area nut now having aenrlc.
and U expected lo Increaa atablllty
of th power aupply In winter
montha.
Proviilon wai made In corn true t
ing the lubaution, Ellaworth noted,
for future Inntallatlon of an ad
ditional transformer.
REMEMBER
Wa Giv.
Green Stamps
m all purchase of
Mera'e and Bays' ( lothing
Oregon Woolen
Store, Inc.
6th and Main Phone 887S
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For you'll never know how
imooih and mellow a berr
ran be until you've tasted
HajxunV It's the beer for
mellow moments. Torymr
mellow moments, say
'Here's How!" with
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