TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1949
HfcKALD AND NEWS. KLAMA1H FALLS. OREGON
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lull Hiagg Wadnaaalay.
Vacation Trl-Ml. . Wilson
nd her dauglilcr. Caryl Vamlcrwall.
Iravt Just raiurnrd from a vacation
trip lliruugti Uirgun. Tliry flew lo
Portland wlicr Uicy riit a week
lid laird tnjnytd Mivrral daya near
Caiumu Uracil and a rk at Hpirlt
I tt, ..car Ml. bl. Helms. Ell rout
hume llir flrw lu Anlilaiid where
tliry alayrd lo ara two ul th Bhaks
aiwarran Prallval ilaya and re
turned hum ovrr last wrrk-rnd. In
too wrrka Caryl war 1 1 1 Irava lor Al
land svhera aha haa accepted arc
ond grade teaching positinn at Ash
laivd a new brUcue achool.
Instructions Exhibitors plannlni
to enter fluwer ariatisrmrnt or
apeetmen blimm In the August 3&
flower ihow bring spnnsorrd by the
garden group of Uie Klamath Kails
Library rlub are urgrd to gather
flowers the evening before the show
and to plunge the stems deep In
rnol walrr to be Irft ovrr night, for
the best result, flowers thua
Healed will atand up brttrr than
thox gathered the day of the show
to be held In the auditorium of the
Fremont achool from until I p. m.
Take Trip-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Olbann, managers of Ihr Colonial
hotel. Irft Monday for a three-week
trip through Montana, Waahlngton
and other Northwest points. Oibaon
lued In Montana 30 years ago and
this will be his first return to the
tale The Olbsoru sum plan a visit
to Yellowstone national park dur
ing their trek.
TrvUnr Mrs. Lawrence Birk,
M4 Boardman. left by United Air
line Sunday for Portland where
ah will spend aeveral days at the
home of a sister. Mrs. Walter Pos
ter. Joining them will be Mrs.
Harry Kama. La Clrande. another
liter, and her two children.
Beleaaed Orare Sharp, who was
Injured several weeks ago In an au
tomobile accident, near lakevlew,
haa been released from Klamath
Valley hospital. Mum rlharp U at
the home of a alster on Winter sve
nue. She waa moved from the hos
pital by Kaler'a ambulance.
Baby tarn-A baby girl has been
born lo Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brown.
The child haa been named Cheryl
l.yn. Her grandparent ara Mr.
Blslne Orrell. Herb Brown, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Butt.
Laneheoa The Rrbekah Social
rlub will meet at the home of
Lucille Bold. (30 Jefferson, on Wed
nesday for a pot lurk luncheon at
lpm.
Bualneae Trip C. D. Moran. dep.
uty collector In charge of the Klam
ath Palls nfflca of Internal revenue,
la In Med ford en business.
Visitor From Callfornla-Mr. and
Ml. James II. Mrrau of Vlclorvllirf.
Calif., visited lt week-end wliii
Mi. Bailie Michael of Uny. Mrs.
Mrrau wa a resident of Dairy til
yeara ago when she wa Delia Nel
son. Hhe had mil been back since
a visit 34 years agu, and aald alie
wa much surprised at the way the
area had developed.
Correction-- It was erroneously
rrixirted In yesterday s paer that
II io Art association meeting and
Kmma Zweybrucka lecture was
scheduled for Thursday. The meet
ing will be held Wednesday eve
ning at I o'clock. The public Is In
vited. Hack To Halnbrldsa George. Un
derwood, son uf Mr. and Mr.i. C. 11.
Underwood of Klamath Palls, start
ed back to Balnbrldge, Maryland.
where he Is si a Honed in the United
titaie navy. He has been home on
a short leave.
Church Meet -The Women's
Council of the pirst Christian
church will meet Thursday alter
noon, Aiigunt 2Mh at 1:30 at the
church. Kitch lady la aiked lo bring
needle, thread, and scissors. All
of thox who have Iwusr work out
are aikrd to bring It also.
Plrnle The Sojourners rhll
diens picnic will be held al 13 30
p. m. Wednesday al Moore park.
Those attending are to bring their
own puiilc lunrhea and table serv
ice, lea cream, coffee and soft
drinks will be furnished by the club.
Ho nam (ieta Hhrube Bonanza
achool officials were In Klamaih
Palls Monday to arrange for pur
j chaae of evergreen shrub to be
I planted along the front of the new
j achool building there.
Patlurli The HI Inarrrf Im etith
will meet Thursday al 13 30 In 1
Moore park. A potlutk picnic will ;
piecede the meeting. All members
and prospective members are in
vited. !
I'eoihall-The Modoc field houte
will be oiien al I 4a tomorrow morn
ing for the convenience of Pelican
football plyrrs for dreasing and late
drawing of equipment. Pirst prac
Ucea will be held al ( 30.
Amaranth Friendship court No.
11 will hold an Indoor picnic at the
Masonic temple Wednesday evening,
August 24. Then will be a potlurk
dinner al ( 30. All members and
their families are invited.
.Mariners' The Manners' club
of the Pear Memorial Presbyterian
church enjoyed a family picnic Bat
urday al Moor park with a large
attendance.
Kaglea The Eagle auilliary will
have a regular meeting Wednesday
at I pm. in the upper POE hall.
There will be Initiation, entertain
ment and refreshments.
llasbln The Harbin rlub will
meet Thursday at 7 :30 at the horn
of Mrs. May Etk. S204 Harlan
drlre.
Meeting Tha ML Lakl Ladles
Aid will meet Wednesday at the
horn of Mr. Earl Mack for pot
luck luncheon. 1 p. m.
Visit Larry Hunter of the Ore
gon Journal la In Klamath Palls
Halting with Wyati Padgett.
Meeting The Klamath Basin
Rabbitl Breeder! association are In
vited to meet at the CIO hall Wed
nesday at 7:30.
Many Fields
In Army Open
To Enlistees
Choice of service In the armored
cavalry, the field artillery, the corps
of engliirrra, the roast artillery and
I he Infantry Is now bring offerrd to
young men between 17 and 34 yeara
of age who enlist In the U. 8. re
gular army.
Onrnlng of llirse force for di
rect assignment lo men without
prior military service follows the
line already established by the
pearetlme regular army, which
advorale the greatest possible
measure of choice Co Us new en
llateeg. In addition to the above direct
aulgnmriit opportunities, first-time
enlistee my Indicate their prefrr-eiu-e
for duty with the army's Par
lust command.
High school graduate ara also
offered the opixirtunlty of choosing
from a field of over 00 army tech
nical school cources. These flrlds
Include radar, electricity, me
chanics, engineering, radio, medi
cine and a variety of other. The
training ul lilies the most advanced
Inafrurilon methods and the equip
ment employed 1 cf the latest de
sign. Young men In the 17 to 34 age
group who aie Interested In Investi
gating these selective U. S. army
ornlngs may obtain further Infor
mation at the U. H. army and U. 8.
air force recruiting station, located
In the Pedrral building, room 300.
'MAYBE . . .
PORTLAND, Aug. 33 i4V-Till
cny won't be represented at the
annual mayors' salmon derby at
Ilwaro. Wah. this year. Mayor
Dorothy M'ullomeh Lee said "may
be next year. If I m still mayor, and
the slot machines and the plnball
and the others don't get me out,
IU go"
Out Of Hole
In '5h Says
The Senator
WAHIIINOTON. Aug. 33 IA1
Renator George (D-Oa.i says It
will take two year to get the
budget In balance again.
George, chairman of the senata
finance committee, aald the gov
ernment should be back In lha
black In the fiscal year starting
July 1. ItiM, If spending la cut
'reasonably" and Uses are ad
Justed to egpand the economy.
George advocate Income tax
rate reduction from the bottom
to the top on Individual Incomes,
with an Increase In exemptions.
Seems Hubby Went
Little Too For
CHICAGO, Aug. 23 OPe-Mrs.
Ruth Young said In a divorce suit
yesterday that her husband had
been going out on dates while she
had lo act a baby sitter for the
other woman children.
The suit, against C. O Young. (0.
superintendent of equipment for the
Illinois Central railroad, charged
cruelty but did not name the al
leged rival.
Mra. Young, U, wa awarded
temixirary Judgment o f 1250 a
month for support and a half Inter
est 111 oil well property her hut
band own.
Many Attend
I00F Picnic
Th second IOOP picnic of the
year eras held at Hprague Canyon
recreation area Sunday, with mem
bers of Bonanza, Lakevlew, Roaa
burg and Klamath Pall In attend
ance.
All lodge, of this district were
Invited, but due to harvest season
being at It peak, many were un
able to attend. However, a good
crowd wa on hand. A hurriedly
organised soft ball game got under
way after lunch, with members of
Lakevlew and Klamath Pall Rr
bekah lodge being among the
players.
Lakevlew vice (rand, Alfred
Oetty, pitched for the "green
socks," who won It lo 7, Herb Mun
ell, pitched for the "blue sock."
Lakevlew held the honors of hav-
lng the oldest and the youngest
I member In attendance, as well as
' lha la ru-at mimhir tn .-. mil
call. D. B. Bern!, a member 'In
the IOOP fraternity for over ii
years, wa an enthusiastic picnick
er, despite hi (3 years.
Twenty-flve-year-old Alfred Oetty
wa the youngest member In years.
Eighty-one-year-old Gua Southard,
also of Lakevlew wa also present.
KIRTVAND AIR FORCE BASE,
Albuquerque. N. M., Aug S3 Pfr.
Donald M. Thorn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Thorn, 1616 Mitchell
slier t, Klamath Falls, ha recently
been transferred to Klrtland air
force base, Albuquerque, N. M.. from
Guam, where he ha served 17
montlu. He enlisted In the air
force in May, 1047.
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Want Ad don't coil Uiey pay!
-WI-NE-MA Coffee Shop
Drive . . e to th Wi-nf-mo
2 Parking Loft For Your Convenience
Luncheon from 65c - Dinner from $1.25
Coffee Shop & Dining Room .
Quality rood at Kaaaonabl Prices
Want Ada phoned to (111 before
11:30 a. m. appear Uie same dayl
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Monday, August U. 1J( NEW YORK Rudolph Val
entino, original "Sheik" of lha movies, died today. Death
occurred al 12:10 o'clock eastern daylight time at the Poly
clinic hospital. Valentino cam east aeveral week ago to
attend Uie Broadway premiere of hi latest picture and to
bid farewell to hi brother who waa returning to hi home
In Italy after visit.
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Taeaday. August 14, tt Highest honor that ran be con
ferred on a Boy Scout waa officially earned yesterday br
Merle Swansen when the youth was appointed an eagle
acout. He U the first Klamath regie scout.
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Wednesday, August iS, 1K( Illustrative of the fact that
Klamath I truly on the edge of the "last frontier"' with
wild life abundant, Is the discovery early this morning by
a city patrolman of a fat quail which had come to its death
ovrr paved street by plunging head-long Into the brightly
lighted windows of Uie Link River Electric company, 7th'
and Klamath.
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Thursday, August t(, Wt Beatrice and Joaquin Barr,
daughter and son of Dr. J. R. BsfV who have been spending
the aummer montlu here with their father are returning
to Oregon City this coming week to resume their achool
work.
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Friday, August 17, Klamath Falls la nntrd for It
sliced, and resilient are Individually trying hard to live up
to the reputation of the city. In one sense. Tills al least
Is the conclusion of Walter West of the Klamath Commer
cial Brrvlce, whose business It Is to keep track of those
who ahlfl about, for the benefit of local merchants. His
records show (73 changes of address since July 1, or an
average of 10 a day.
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Haturrlsy, August M. 191 J. A. Rueweller and T. H.
Lawrence, the former from Long Beach and the latter from
Hnkersfleld, Calif., oil operators, arrived here early In the
week and will be affiliated with J. D. Loreman, local
geologist, In drilling a structure In the Bonanza district.
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