Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 25, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUG. 23, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE rvt WEATHER (TltCAM YAII r ee II 11 U.o.ar Hl Normal ... U wrmiN omudN -cimiriv la earl- hr vlaurtr with .ralLied alttiwera tinier and lonlaht. frlrtay partly cl'lv with oeraalnnal ahnw.ra u v a r mitunlaliia Mlfha blh data 71 t 03 In Inl.rMtr, ao ta ml on eoaat. Uiwa tt.nlahl B la Sa. Varlahla wln.la tr In to i mil., an hour off roaal, hat-uinlng Waaler ly la north tae.l.tlr Friday. rAHTKHN UHKflON Partly elmirly today and Friday. w aratl.t.d almw.ta In eaaiarn half IimUv. Iligha both daya T ! ai l.fma Itmiahl 41) In 4U. MtlHTIirHN CAI.IHHINIA - ralr to day and rrlday aarept tnr main and mornli.e r.iaalal or low rl.i'Mlln.M l.ltlla rhanaa In larnparaluro. Waalarly to nniihwaalarly aylnila i.t lu to l mllaa an linur, aai.pt varlahla Irwn Kureae north rnxirr mvm VAi.i.ry -rair today nd rrlday. Hlih today Ml. Uw tootghl I. Itlah rrlday U Kid Dale Kitrndrd Additional Unia h been ilirrn to proapcetlve bidder on lira reaervolr and die trlbutlon eyatrm Inr Ori-mm Civil national mnminirnt. Iliddrra ninr have until Bcpu-nibrr 6 to complete their otlrr. according to I). U. Crumlry, Crater Lake nallnnal park chief dark. Information may be obtained from auperlnlcndrnt, Crat er Lake park. f'llnle The Mil well-rhlld clinic will ba held Turnday, September e. Instead ot September t. Labor Day. Anyont who hai made appoint mania but wit bo unable to attend, la aaked to rail 1714 and cancel the appointment. The cllnlr U eolldly bonk ad tor the month ol tvptember. It mil be held at ths public health department, 1M Main. On Ion nobert Plerurrlnl. tins, la anendtn a ahort leave vlaltin Mr. and Mrs William Mr Feydrn of Klamath Falla. Ilb en lliled from Klamath ralli. He waa fraduated from Memphla Naval Air achool and hia next auiinmrnl will be In Pan Dlrio, Calif. Returned Mr. and Mr a. Jack Dunne, arrompniitrd by Mr. and Mrs Charlea Oilmnre, returned re eently from a trip to Lake Tahne and Han rrandaco. While they ere there they attended the alae play. "Hireet Car Named Deatre," and the ice folliea. MearUni. Farty-The Bhasia View Irani will hold Ita regular meetinf at Bhaata achool toniaht. Thursday, at I p m. After the bualneaa meetinf. Vint. Edith Wlard and Mm. Mar guerite Wlard will be hoateaaeg for a gentle party. luk II nana Mr and Mri W. K. Dych are bark titer a trip to Log Artfelea where they gpent a month oialllnf their daughter and family, Mr. and Mr. B. P. Du rrcene. t)Ma and Katharine Rnae. Floque Dedicated To Lost Marines MT. RAINIER NATIONAL rAIUC. Am. Thirty-two gartnei killed In a plana era ah on eVnrttl Tahoma clarier December 10. , vera re mem be red yaatertVay with hrocute plaque. H raa provided by their parente nd get in a native boulder provided and p tared by the National Park Hen Ice In view of the glacier. The bodlea have never been removed. The eeremonlea were marked by a volley trom a marine firing equad and the bugling of tapa. V1MTOR8 NTXT week TH. Oeorge Adler, patient at Klamath Valley hospital, will be permitted to have vlaitora the early part of nrt week. The doctor la recovering eatlifarlorlly from major aurgery performed thlg week, and hla condition la good. It waa In correctly announced yeaterday that he la allowed to have vlnltora now. K:tV IIK.II KCIKXIL PORTLAND, Aug. 3S i1 Con atrurtion of a new union high school at Slayton will atari within a few daya. -WI-NE-MA Coffee Shop Drive . . e to th Wl-nt-ma 2 Parking Loft For Your Convenient: Luncheon from 65c - Dinner from $1.25 Coffee Shop & Dining Room Quality rood at Reaaonahto Prlrea r:" " 1 "" W a 's , ws I. ' ' ' . Jj Ta Portland Fred Oerblno and Hob Kedkey are In Portland fur the Hlirlno game. They plan to ba back Hunday. Oerblno la a driver for Kalrr'g Ambulance service. Waiting Mra. Cluy Plerucrlnl. former realclent of thla city and now of Lynwond, Calif., la vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. William MiTaydcn of J0H0 Oummera lane. Navy Man-Darrall llarral, URN, la home on leave In Klamath talla from Moffelt field, Calif., vlaltlng frlenda and relative!. Free Plane Rides, Air Show Feature More than 200 free rldea will be given Klamath people at the forth coming Klamath Air Day. alated for Hrptrmbrr II at the municipal air port. aM-.titf In tilana laid In Vealer- day's chamber of commerce aviation committee meeting, earn peracm coming to the airport to wluieaa the how, which will be given free of charge thla year, will receive a form to fill out. and a place for hla name. All ol the torma win oe pui in a Urge container, and aa the planea have apace foe more pas eengera. lorme will be picked at random from the container, and the persona whoae namea are drawn will receive free plane rldea. The free flighu will be given In both private craft and the larger commercial DC-5 a. The Information on the forma haa .rrr an whether or not ner- aon geta a free flight, but la aaked aa conaldrration lor tne opporimiuy to art tne riae. The program will Include a dem- enalrallon or aaie living, mini-, formation flying, the rhererler lallra ef light planea. and ether I-. I In - aerial Baylnta. ni. - w will hm nrereded bv a free breakfaat tor the vlaltlng pilota and weir paaaengris. n-v. -h.mhw nf commerce haa aent out lettere to 40 air offlclala of the aute, aa well aa to otner ataie dlgnltarlea. ChamberBooth At Round-Dp, Fair Planned At a Pair ataorlatlnn meeting held on the Lake county falrgrounda Tueaday evening, the chamber of commerce oiVlned plana for a chamber booth during the fair and roundup September I. 4 and a. The booth will provide Informa tion farllltlea for out of county vlal tnra. Tourlata will be reglatered In an effort to aecure tint hand knowl edge of the number drawn from outalde Lake county. Colored movlea will be ahown throughout the day free of charge according to the time arhedule printed on the booth. Movlea aelect ed are to be ehown through the courteay of the Oregon travel In formation department, V. 8. toreat I aervlce, agricultural entenaion eerv i Ire and aoil cotuervation aervlce. I Thirty-five attended Tueaday I evening a meeting nf the Pair aaao claunn to Inanecl the recently con- atrurtrd addition to the exhibit building and arheduled placement of both agricultural and commercial booth. Further detailed plana were Ironed out during the meeting In ' preparation for the event An Iron blade, perhapa 5000 yeart old, waa found In an Egyptian pyra mid. CONVERTIBLES ARE ALL THE "RAGE." To buy or toll on, ut lnxpniiv wont odi for quick conomlcol action. 11 New Music Teachers Have Good Records Background material on four new teachera added thla fall to the cltv achool ayatem'a miiatc department ahowa Uiat all four have outstand ing teaching quallflcallona. lmarr K. Jenaen. M. A., Unl- veralty of Idaho, will direct the concert band and apeclallzra in braaa and woodwind lnatnimenta. He did graduate work at Washington Htale collnie and la former auiirr vlaor of muale In Moscow. Idaho. In 1048 he became supervisor of music at Urandvlew, Wash , a pott held until coming here. In both r I Ilea, hla banda received flral division ratings In all con testa entered. In 1K47 hla (irand view band won the marching eon teet at the Waahlnrton HUM fair. Elementary vocal aupervlaor and director of the Junior high choruses la Harriett Mueller, M. A., North' western university. hha waa a member ef the Narthweatern a capella choir foe three year alnglng solo parte m Hrahms Requiem with the Chi rage Hympheny errheetra. Kha haa been active aa a ehurrh aololil and la a member ef PI Kappa lambda national muale honorary fraternity. Nhe alae altrndrd twe aeealena ef the Kred Waring Muaie werkahop. Oeorge Brewer, M A., Albion col lege, and M. M . Northwestern uni versity, will work with the Klamath Union high achool orchestra. Fre mont Junior high orchestra and string ensemblea. Brewer played with the Albion college string quartet. He Uughl band and Instrumental Instruc tion in the tiprincport, mscd. arhoola. Brewer waa In the army frem IMt la I94g and In 1047 re ceived hie M. A. from Albion. He continued work with conrerta and ether mualral artivlliee while working for hla master ef muaie degree at NorUtwraaiern whirh he received In IMS. Mary Lou Monroe. B. A . Wash ington State, will teach music at Roosevelt. title waa one ef three etate win nree In Washington In Ihe Hour ef Charm national contest, and waa an eu Islanding soloist and rerltallst through high school and eollrge. She It a member of Uu Phi Epal- ARTISTIC ROV SENSITIVE LIPS- ll.akwell 1JJV j aV U you appreciate the best things in life, you'll enjoy "Double-Rich" Cream of Kentucky. Just say, 'earn of $2.05 PINT $3.20 4 ' 0T- KENTUCKY WHISKEY- A BLEND A Schenley Mark of Merit Whiikey &jff) 86 Proof, 70 Grain Neulrol Spirit. Schenley Dittillen Corp., N. Y. C. (Ray. and cYYIwilj. oHampton announce purchase of the TULELAKE HOTEL Formerly owned and operated by Mr. and Mr. Roy Hodge. "We will endeavor to carry on the same policies and principles of opera tion as in the past and will be happy to greet old and new patrons." EXCELLENT HOTEL SERVICE Tulelake, Calif. FUNNY BUSINESS I . V.-: I 'VaalT'' ;. ?, 4 .111. CCH ! tf MIA IttVKt "I rigged up t motorized dummy to I can got torn tleep! Man Makes Wife's Tomb 'Cheerful1; Visitors Flock ST. PFTERSBURO. Pla.. Aug. 25 A 54-year-old postman who lighted up his wife's casket with a neon sign held open house lajil night In the red brick mausoleum ' he outfitted as a living room. I to fulfill hia wife's desire not to be Roy Arklin waa Host te several I underground, hundred persona who dropped by I "I wanted It cheerful and friend for a look or a chat. I ly." he says, pointing te the on- Acklin himself waa Just as sur-1 a""1 t"ml futures, prised with all the attention he re- I . Acklln always seems surprised at celved aa the curious visitors were i the number of his Wednesday night with the homey atmosphere of his visitors 1800 have signed the guest wife's tomb. The tomb la about 15 feet eqnare and la furnlahed with an electric fan. ash trays, rhaira. wall orna mrnta. potted planta. and a rural . . . , . , Back of the casket a blue neon sign spells out his wife s name - Beulal, In the corners. Itorescent red and yellow lights burn at night. Acklln holds open house every Wednesday night, and people al- Ion. women's national m -lc hon orary, and PI Lambda ' V La, na tional education honorary. .i f t .1 -..l ' "Make mine Cream!" IX T m i Q i MT QfF wayi come from every which way to listen to the mall carrier ex plain why the mausoleum was built. It waa built, he tells hla visitors, book since hla wires body waa placed there last March. Mrs. Ackln died May 15. 1M8. when she was 52. Acklln had the red brick mausoleum built while her body lay In a temporary vault. He finished . the inside himself. 1 M,Url. ,nnu.,T t,k,, moTt ( ,n,n ..rjoo.rjoo Uvea throughout the worjd. CHEVROLET AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICE FOR 20 YEARS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - MOST MODELS STYLELIAE . 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