Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 16, 1949, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, AUC. 16, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACI SEVIN WEATHER TRKAM VtAR T data H't Laal Mr 11 Nurmal Ill W WgaTtllN IIMKC1IIN. Parllr rluudy ludav and Wnlnaaday etil lal' I" eliaina amilliant valla,, iMrailortal aiiow.ia nurlh iHMtlon liiiM and un nurdt eaat and norllMiti ttiimntalit, ti.riay. Kill b"lh day 1i lu M tnlarlnr and J lo ea on ru.,1 Law tiiniahl la ft fcmltiw! wllidt nil Itui. III t" mllM an hour. gAHTKHN OIIKUIIN MnallY lair lixtatr and WadtiMrtay I'aillr cliiutlr In allar ntMina In Mtmlttlallw lllali lMiay au In aa and Wadnaailai If lo au. Uim Inflight 4a in as NtJMTHKKN C AI lrilHNIA: ralr today and ViadnaMlay aataul lur nlatil and mnrnlna I". nr low vlouria m mail. Ntl dai Iliad rhanla In lmtratui. Wind oil ahur. wmI lu nuilliwaal 14 to la mllea an hour. (.MAN I l'A AND VICINITY' f.lr Inday and Weilnaaday. Illflt Inday as. l.uw tonight J- Hiah Vvadnaailay al. W W A regular meeting ol I'll Iran pua' i'J. Veteran ul Kursign Wart, will be held lliuraitay at t p. m. Ill Uia KO ImII. Tlicr will bt Initiation ul recruit, fulluaed by .(.-..--ion nf ItniMiriaiiL buallieaa. Kinal arrangement lur Did poat and auxiliary pillllu w uw itrtu avii muiw ulb MiiiuIbU avlll ha) aniuiunred Application lur rtlund ul Natlull.il Llf lliauranra dividend will bd un I....H ml ilia vrW rlub. bis Klamath alter August 90. All Inureaird rt- eran may ootain aptiiireuoti 07 calling Uier (Iter Dial dale. Una-Pre Harold L Clemen. U. H. army, liaa returned to Klam ath falls to spend a 30-day laava rlth hi parent who reside at 4oi'l llunirdal road. Having recently been graduated Irora the radio uprralura' arhool at Furl Mon- mouth. N J . rrC Clemcna will laka ud hla new aaatinmetil el Fort Lewi. Willi, titer hla leave. He I Joined the aimy through the local recruiting olflre In 1M1. Air rare Cpl. leo L. Hravllln. ami uf Mia. Marl Waner and Virgil lledvtlin. la aervlng with Ui Far rat air form on Ouam al the Har mon air fore baa. Hravllln en tered the arrvlr in January. lwl. and romplrlrd hla baalc training In lexaa. Invited All Intereiiler peranna. regardleaa of place nf realrirnc. ar Invited to enter exhibit In any dl vuinn of tli tall llower ahnw An tuat 3ft In th Fremont achon audi torium, which 1 belnf apnnanrrd by the garden rlub group ol the Klam ath Fall Library rlub. Thla In rludea gardrnera who llv In adja cent countle alao. Vlalted-Ralph Rleiberg Hew with hla wife Auiunt from Myrtle Point to thla city. They vlMled a few (lava with Mra ftleaberg alaler. Healer Donahu of th HI. Franrla anarunenia. Lai week-end. J. R. Munael, U-year-old father of Mra Kleaberg and Mra. Donahu. flew her with Rieaberg for a tiait with them. It aa Munaela flrat plan trip. Rerwrerlng Ruth Memll, daugh V tar of Mr. and Mr. Guy Merrill. I recovering at her home from alight Injuries aualalned In an automobile accident In Corvallia. Ruth hai been attending ummer achool at Oregon fltat rollrge. Aailllary Ta Meet There W1U be a meeting of the auilliary to the Veteran of Foreign Wara In the library clubronma Thuraday at I p m. Pythian C lab-The Pythian 8lter club will mm Friday al th home of Charlotta Canoy. ill Walnut, for a bualneaa meeting, carda and a potlurk aupper. Return Hum Mr. and Mri. Hen ry llajliek returned Haturday to their lioni In Han Prantiaco after a twu werke' vlalt with Mr. lliljlcra a parenla. Mr. and Mra. Jamea llajlrek of Wlllord avenue, and other rela tive and (rlenda. 'tliry enjoyed a very aucieaalul flahlng trip whll hri. VUllllig Hera-Mr. and Mra. Jo NuMuaum and Hire dauiihlera vlalled her over Hi week-end to attend Ui wedding ol Marjori OiiHinati and Jaiunt Cunroy. They aluo vlalted with relallvra here. Mia. Nuaaiiauin la Hi daughter of Mra. Marl Andru of till city. Amaranth Th picnic achrduled lor A u ml 11 haa been puatponed to WMlneaday, Augual 14. It will b a uollut k picnic al Ui Maaonlc temple at 6 30. All Amaranth niemuera and their lamlllea are Invited. Meeting Til Paat Oracle! club of the idiyal Neighbor! of America will meet at th hum of Mr. Anna WiHilever. IC1J0 Bargenl al f p. m. Wedneaday. T f'allfurnla Mr. and Mra. D L. Clulding of Joi Iteclarnation kit Monday murnlng fur Han Franclaro, Hanta Cnia and Ban Jua. Calif. Tliry will b away for a week. Garden Plcnle The Evergreen Oardrn club ha planned a picnic lur Una Hunday at 1:30 p. m. for mrmbeia and guraia at th Malm oununuiilty park. Loafers, Sparkies Mix For Loop Lead FViur game In th county glrla' anftbail Iragu ar acheduled fur Una afternuuti. Un the Altamont diamunda Ui Merrill VKW and Hatrlou will play a doubleheadrr and th Haabina tangl with th lceu-Agera Ui a mule tilt. At Chiluquln the Chiluquin Loit er and Hparkiea meet lur the league Irad. Yratrulay altrrnoun Ui Ila bina brat Ilia Hatrluu 33- The aninrra hit two home ruua and the kiaera had on, by Pitcher Tat Payne. Women Abducted, Husbands Upset NEW DELHI uP Unmindful of raina. about 400 refugee aqua tied In the open brlor th relief mliua ter a hou here. They demanded Immediala rehabilitation and re covery of their abducted women from Paklaian. Theae refugrea aat on till the eve ning ahouting alugana. They reluard to budge until Minuter Mnhanlal Haaena came out and aaaurrd thrm of hit peraonal attention. The July ralna had floodrd moat of their quartera rendering them homeleaa. Siam Cracks Down On Tax Evaders , BANOKOK iwTheThal (Slam) revenue drparlment I aendlng out eecrel agrnta to run down atamp tax evader among buaineaamen who ar mulcting Ui government of ll.ooo 000 a year. A menu department official aald moat of Uia evaaion ta dona by keeping two acta of books on to be ahown revenue officiate and the other to keep track of the firm' actual traruanruona. Foreign a well aj Thai bualneaa houaea Join In th practice, ha added. Horn eev.Tr now can Buy ready made amocklng for dreaa trim ming. Uvea hour of hand w-ork. and look! about the aame. New Meters Get Council Okay Here The city futhera agreed laal nlglit to ordrr an additional 50 parking meter to b inmallrd 011 a trial baala. The new docker will b Inalallrd on Kiplatiad from Pin to Wall and on Main from llalfilgrr'a to Hprlng. Thry will be placed on both aldr of th atreeu. Two-hour meter will be placed on Tenth between M11I11 and Pin for th convenient of thuae vlaltlng doctor'! office In the Medical Dental building. It will be necea aary to niove two-hour meters now on Pine, between Fourth and Filth and between Tenth and Eleventh. City Engineer E. A. Thoinaa wa authorlted to rrpalr parking meter baaea wher th concrete an cracked during laal winter'! frigid weulhrr. The ordinance authorlting the aale of dog pound and cemetery properly to Klllngaon mill waa adopted laal night, attrr a boundary diapuut had been Ironed out during the week. Installation ol lighia on Oregon. North Ninth. North Eleventh. North Tlilid and Eut Main okayed by Uie council laat night will not be ap proved by ordlnancs until Ui plan na been atudied by a lighting en glneer. councllmrn decided. A motion by Councilman Wendell Smith to adverllae for blda 011 a tractor with ahuvrl and blade al lachmenu waa paaaed by unan imou vote. Th machine would coat In tha neighborhood of 11000. Smith tald. Th Klamath Oarbag company will be aaked to Unprov Ui road to Ui city dump. If It la found th company la nut obligated to improve th ruad, th city will take atep ti do au. Police Judg Leigh Ackerman re ported thai th city treaaury now haa 110.046 Irora' occupation tag payment. , (Stamp of approval waa given by th city on th Conger field lighting i project, and agreed to remit full payment Ui Mark Smith company lur Ui work. Councilmen auUturlted th traffic aafety council and pullc chief to In atall slop algn or niak any change they deem neieaaary at Hhaata and Waahburn way, con aldered one of the main traffic haz ard 111 th city. Thl ction fol lowed an urgent plea by Fred Lewli, HJ2 Shaala. Harry Pelti' requrat fur liimalla Unn of light al Eighth and Oak waa okayed. Oerald Lewla petitioned the coun. ell to take alepa lo repair curba be tween Eighth and California. The Job, completed eeveral monUu ago. waa unaallafaclory and payment to Ui contractor ha been held up. Th upshot of th diacuaalon re aulled In an agreement by th city oao to nouiy me contractor to re pair th curb within 30 day. In Ui event thla lan't done. Ui city will ua Ui 12100 being held up for payment ana make neceaaary Im provement. Vacation .for Fire Chief Henry Akin and Airport Manager W. B. Whltcomb Jr. wer okayed by th council. Per capita consumption of etra In the United b la tea during 1M7 waa 10, or more than 24 per cent above tha prewar average. Limit Put On Guests At Barbecue Scott Warren. Rotary club director In chrg of thla year barbecue aupper and llveatock auction taged annually a th climax of th 4-H and FfA Junior Llveatock ahow, an-1 nounced today that the big outdoor j feed and atock auction will be open I to Invited gueat only due to In-1 adequacy of fairground facllltlea In I accommodating crowd a large at 1 thoa of laat year, "4-H. FFA and Rotary official! ! all regret that the general public' cannot be accommodated." Warren aid, "but laat year'a experience I proved th Inleaalblllty of trying to eerve more than 1900 people." "It la lo be emphaalzed, however, that all other feature of th Junior Llveatock ahow will be open to the general public a uaual," Warren auted, "alao that Individual and firm not previously participating In the llveatock auction are urged to make their Intention known early thl year to aaaure accommo dation at th barbecue and aale arena." "After all. It 1 the prime purpose of all concerned to encourage the beat effort of the farm youth of Uie Klamath area with thla an nual ahow and auction, and the llveatock buyer cornea aecond only to th kid who exhibit th atock." h added. The Junior Livestock ahow I lated for August it, M and 30 with Ui barbecue and aucUon aale th night of Ui 30th at th county fair ground In Klamath Fall. Lifesaving Class To Be Opened Lifeguard claaae ar now belnf organized at Uie Malln awlmmlng pool. Claaae will begin today, Turaday, ill pm They will be held every Tuesday and Thuraday evening. Anyone 12 year old or over 1 qualified to enter Uie claaa. Junior certlflcatea will be laaued to thoae 12-16 yeara and aenlor Ufa aavlng certificate to those 1 or over pro vided they can nana tha teat at tha nd of th course. All good swimmers ar urged by the pool authorttlea to lake th course In order to equip themselves for mergencle. Thoe unable to attend tonight seaaton may still enroll on Thuraday. Use th Want Ad tor Quick Reaultsl Th Jack rabbit la not a rabbis but a hare. KM X':aViliaA"'aata;iiaiaiA laK.a'a If 1500S m ?4 m m j J I m tatt 23 tyeaM A(fO- Monday. Augual It. Ii; Report that th virulent duck epidemic In Tulelake during th late aummer and fall of 1925. ahowa algn of breaking out again In the hunting paredl In northern California, will be Investigated by oeo. Tonkin, (Sacramento. 1). 8. gam warden fur northern California. w w Toeadav. Augual 17, Wl Mystery of the rapid and un precedented fall of Lake o' the Woods, which ha left motor boat and piers stranded high and dry on a barren expanse of lake shore, la believed aolved with the discovery of a lame fissure In the north end of the lake Into which Uie water are pouring with a roaring aound. Wednesday. Augual It, l2 Excavation on the new S4S 000 hotel on the northeast corner of Walnut and Blxth waa atarted on Tuewlay. The hotel Is being erected by Mr. and Mr. Edward Blabee, formerly of Montana. Ivan A. Smith, local architect. It In charge of the plan. www Thuraday, August IS, me "Shasta Limited." famous fast palatial train between Ban Francisco and Portland and Uie are train nf the Southern Pacific system, will be routed through Klamath Fall over the new Cascade line. Thla waa clearly Indicated by F. S. McOlnnls. passenger traflic " manager of the BP., who wllh many other high officials of th rail concern, passed through Klamath Falla late yester day afternoon on a tpeclal train, bound lor Eugene to are the pageant Klalawa. a feature of the Trail to Rail cele bration commemorating the completion of the Natron cut off. www f rldav, Amual 20, K To provide financial help for Walter Fuller, alellar outfielder of the Pelican baseball team, while he I convalescing from a broken shoulder sustained In practlca 12 day ago, a Fuller benefit dance at the Bcandla hall will be held tonight www Saturday, Augual, tl, 1021 New Brunswick records at ad vertised by Ctirrln's for L. J . . , 3 IBS. What Was I to Do; Bye Bye Blackbird, ,1ft, Fox Trot wllh Vocal Chorus, Hrnnle Krueger' Orrh.; 3133, I Want You to Want Me to Want You; Ohl Ohl Ohl What a Nlghtl .16, Fox Trot,. Ray Miller and His Orrh; 3161, Dorothy; No Foolln' .IS, Fox Trot from Enrl Carroll! Vanities; Fox Trot from Zlrg feld't Palm Beach Night, Park Lane Orch. "Iniure With Landry" LIABILITY FIRS E. M. MacBelh V. T. Johnson John A. McColl AUTO PROPERTY III Main lire! .'"-""fV Regrouped! Curlee Suits Curlee & Griffon One Special Group ... $28 Krletl or new fall salt today and ear a I la f regular prie. ins! t m y n 7U Mala SL Phone lit rul O. Landry rhoa Mil schenleys Handy Pint Flask Enjoy finer tasting Schenley -richer, older whisky Rare 0,0 and 0 yer old whisky, skillfully blended 'ith pre-war quality grain neutral spirits, make Schenley richer, finer-tasting always! $' i25 I F1NT 3.60 45 QT. RARE BLENDED WHISKY PROOf. THE straight whiskies in This PRODUCT ARE S YEARS OR MORE OLD. 35H STRAIGHT WHISKY. 65s GRAIN NIU1RAI SPIRITS. I OH STRAIGHT WHISKY i YEARS 010. 1DH STRAIGHT WHISKY YEARS 010. ISH STRAIGHT WHISKY 7 YEARS 010. C0PR. 1949. SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INCORPORATED, NEW YORK CITY. I Cake Mix i i lops for I qunlilv... lliom all.7, Itvart W tM dkW. Ottt la . - aaaeWl --- ' k e p Mrs. Ather Smith and Son Stanley INVITE YOU TO THE OPENING Of Their NEW "RICH MAID" ICE CREAM STORE Wednesday August 17th At Main and Esplanade o . . (Aero from Herald eV News) Free Cones To All Guests l Un, 1 'y 1 f v Jj 11 S IMI illtllT III Hllllltl llirl V-YVjtf! , ",MM'-!l?'af-"f J If" S WUm n for ntl aWMa. 1$0tt ml NO EXTRAS TO BUY! LIBERAL TRADE-IN! Owntra report 17,18,19 MILES PER GALLON AND UP! UP and down the eoaat, owners are dit covering there jutt isn't a better Talus than tit is handsome new 1949 Mercury! ll't the imertest-lpobing, easiest-han-ring, tmootrie-sf-rirlinK ear In lit rla. And thrifty! Ownen report 17, 18, 19 miles Tfr gHon nl up.' Kven more with Overdrive! ( hat't more, yon get the bett deal from us, tool No extra to buy! Come in today! NOW $ 2325 00 PRICI INClUDISi 5 Super Cushion Balloon Tires, Grille Guards. Oil-Bath Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, heel Trim Kings, Elertrie Clock. Dora not include sales tax, license fee. kh ijWh mt cLi ih pmjh 1940 JUHIcbLil INMAN MOTOR CO. Ul South SUth rhen Till