HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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SATURDAY, AUG. 27, 1949
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Vl.aimMli WlMIHNI ; V.rlabl.
hla rhaidliieao Hlo "lid BuliiU,.
?vTmki w mill "in " rrg
if B-llilU Slid SJU.I..I. wh pal'ho.
oi r.l.1.1 end HM-.H.H -'
ailani'v eJ.r In li.uil.ir (.! '"'"
M.iih of Mnoleior varlalno l "
aM an boil .Wl "J "' .
anal Mr Huh n lo.ii.lil
3. Illh aunOey M
( orre.llon-11 wm published yes-
telUay tlll Ul O' H""r
would lv. irave.ld. wrvlc. tor
bull Smith who passed away
recently. The funeral "'
be at J p. m. Monday but there
will b no grvesld ervli M
origtnlly planned.
.m..i vi.uHal K Shade.
manager ol station KOOB at Cow
Hay waa a visitor in b.i
..' . . .. uh..ia was formerly
rail rnoiy. ......... - - - -
wllh Hatlou KFJI in Klama h
rIU. H I now iiiirreatea m
.... ....... ....i...u at Cooe Bay (lilt
Newport. The former resident
enthusiastic iwui we
entrsnc of U8 1. whlcll ht u
F tor lh tirrt Hm on thu trip
Biulnru on Hit rol U food. I
Mid.
falntfr. A imIaI nilliif of
pallitori UrI l1 will o. nnu
tint Tuly of ch nwnlli. An
oil.rr mwuni u hfld Uw Uilrd
1Mdy of Ui month. A fin of
II will b ltvied Mnt wrh mrm
br who fall lo ittrnd on mwt
Im monlh. BicltiwM nd
Htin from town curd.
Infarttoa Nin-yr-old Trry
Nruim of ly wm dmiiid to
Hlluida hoapiul rly lurdy
mornliif for mllrl lritmr-nt of
font Infection. Tti Uttl "y
ih mi of Mr. itd Mrt. U. U
NrUon
Rom Marilyn O Null h r
turnd from lumiwr achool at
Colorado enllrt. 8lw and hrr pa'
inn ar now varatlonlnf at Ui
Lak ' Ui Woodi.
V lallliif Mr. and Mr. Chart
Wrtfht, formerly of thla city and
nmr of fUcrammto ar itopplnc
hr brttfly n rout to lhir horn
afiar acaUonint In Portland.
aVtat U Wra Vank Vaurwl
ku rvturntd to hr pMition m
cwptlonUt tn Dr. C. J. On offlr
aftr a taeaUon In Ban PrancUre.
Uarlnf Mr. and Mr. A. D
hank ar Irarlni thu wk-nd
for a wk ' vacation at the cout.
Stubble Burners'
Report Asked
Farmrn who plan lo bum atubbl
wir min urnwl today bv th
rounty fir departmrnl to Inform
th dtpartmrnt brfor wttlnc th
fir.
frank MrComark. county ftrc
wardrn. Mid that biirnm may r't
In lourh with him b rallm- 7IU.
nr they can call th Klamath Fort
Prntertlv aunrlatlon, iM or 3211
Th Idea. MrComark eiplalned. I
to keen th county department from
maklnf imnereiuuiry runi. (ttubble
flrea whlrh are net without nntltira
tlon often mult In needles alarmi
to Ui department, and It la prmlble
It equipment will b out on a
lueleu run when an emergency fir
occur.
Dauihler-Mr. and Mr. Hubert
H. fcrvln of Iowa City, 1., ar be
ll i ooiuiratulateU on th birth of
their flrat child, a 1 IXIUIld It
ounce dauihler. on Aumut 2.
Ill baiiy hai been named Mellwa
llurclav. Mra. Krvln U 111 former
M a r I y c ErlaiiiiMin. Maternal
grandparent are Mr. and Mil
Olio K.rlauduin of 910 North Ninth,
and paternal irandparenU ar l)r
and Mr. II. M. Krvln of Itirk
ford, la. Uob la now oompletliiK hln
enliir yr In the rolleK of dentil
try at th Unlvenlty of Iowa.
On Hualneaa Mr. and Mr. D. E.
Aleianrter and eon, Ueruelle. of Na
pa. Calif., have been recent !!
lor here. Alexaiuler, former reai
deut of Klamath Pall vulted th
Kork creek ranch on upia-r Klain
all! lak and livestock holdlnga at
Port Klamath.
Pram Portland Ployd l-anidun
maiuarr of Ih Ajaociaied Preaa
bureau at Portland, and Mra. Lan
dun vulted In KlamaUl Pall Prl-
day and Saturday. They cam her
by way of th oout. Laiudon la
calling on Aaaoclated Preaa member
nmiitMperi over the tat.
living Mri. lUiy Atklon of 31W
Eat Main, left today for Nobel.
Ark. where all w.'ll vIMt hrr two
dauahtera and a aon. aa well a
frienrU in thai city. 8i plana to b
gon about flv week. Bh li mak
ing th trip by train.
VlaJl Mr. and Mra. John Strang
Jr. ar vlaltlng Mra. Strang mother.
Mra. EUI Hecht. In Klamath PalU.
Ilil Htrangn. from LCtom. Wi..
ar alto paying a vlalt to Ih
Cheiter Burmani. Llttl Joyce Ann
It with her parenta.
Meeting The Gideon and auxil
iary will hold It monthly meeting
nd potlurk meeting In th parlnra
of th Immanuel llaptlat church
Sunday Augunl 3 at 1:30. Mem
ber ar Invited lo attend and bring
a friend.
Returned Mr. and Mra. Buford
Compton and Mra. Margaret Whit
man of Lafayette returned Wed
nedy lo l-afayetle fter vUltlnt
her with Mr. Compton mother,
Mr. Samual Walker, of Oil city.
Oal-arf-Twwn-Dr. and Mr. A.
Ivan Thomnaon and nn are out-of-town
vlaltlng In Idaho. Th
Thnmpaona will return September
I when th doctor will be berk in
hla office at th Klamath Medical
clinic.
Releae4 Discharged from Rill
aid h capital Prlday wu Mr. Paul
AngaUad. who ha been a patient
there for ftrveral day for medic!
treatment. Mr. Angitad I at her
home, IJOd Pacific Terrace.
la Grant Paaa Mr. Walter
Salabery and two anna, David and
Richard, are In Oranta Paaa vlalt
lng Mra. SaUbery mother, Mr
Jennie Snook.
City Polio
Victim Flown
To Portland
Another polio victim, th fifth In
Klamath county thla year, wa
ruahed by chartered plan to Port
land at 4 30 p. m. Prlday. She I
14-year-old Donna Out line, dauglu
ter of Mr. and Mra. Italph Outline
of thla city.
The Utile girl waa flown up In
a diet Hlliiiuin pluiie. Hh waa ad
mitted to the Portland Isolation
hospital.
Report from th Portland boa
pltal at noon todav Mid th girl
I In "good" condition, although
4lgnoela of her raae will not b
completed until Tuesday.
Hoapital attnndanla reported the
doctors as Mylng "It looks Ilk
ixillo" but they will release no offi
cial report until after tests ar com
pleted. Two cases of polio were reported
In Klamath county In both June
nd July.
The plane left on I la errand of
mercy from the Klamath municipal
airport. Donna wu moved to Ui
airport by Kaler'i ambulance.
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Street Work
At "Fast Clip'
Two of the city a atreet Improve
ment Jobs arc going along at a fast
clip wiUi paving on Twelfth street
scheduled lo begin the middle of
next week.
Twelfth street la being paved be
tween Main and Klamath and a
atorm aewer Installed. The other
Usk. paving the east aide of Califor
nia between Third and Upharn and
the Installation of sidewalks on both
aide, will be paved after Twelfth
la completed, City Engineer Taxi
Thomas Mid. Oradlng Is in progress
on California now.
Billing and Stahl. contractors, are
dung both Job. The Twelfth street
Job Is coaling the city about 110.000.
Ui California Job la th neighbor
hood of IM 000.
NEW COLUMNIST Flo Ann
Perkins will keep The Herald
'ond New reoders informed of
igoingj-on of Klomoth Union
high school this yeor, via the
newspaper s regular school
time feature, the doily high
school news column. Flo Ann,
o senior at KUHS, is the
daughter of Mr. ond Mrs.
Henry Perkins.
New Church
Going Up
In Merrill
MERRILL, Aug. 17 Work started ,
Thursday on th new Merrill Pres
byterian church which will b
erected on the sit of Uw old frsme
structure destroyed by fir last
January.
A grwup f velunleer Uberer
cleared and leveled the it. and ,
actual work aUrted Thursday 1
morning when form for tn ;
foundation wr put In.
Present plan call for finishing 1
Ui exterior of the church and
enough of the Interior o that ser
vice may be held there by Christ
mas day If possible. A sketch of
Ui new church 1 now on display
In Ui window of th local bank.
Th building, when completed, la
expected to cost from 50 000 to
lAi ono Melvln Cherry of Klamath
Fall 1 the building contractor. I
Small Yictim
Of Big Thief
Was Fortunate
NKW BRUNSWICK. N.J-Aug.
rt ifi Hm verstsed thieve
have turned at their nooea at
Kenneth Serf en's favorite sport
Jacket
Bergen, employe! la th air
eels tlon department el the New
Brunswick Home Neva, Mid aa
eipeneiv sport Jacket and two
pairs of alack were takes from
has parked automobile laet week.
Last night, be said, th mlaxarig
gar men la were toward onto the
porch of a friend of hi.
With them wu a penciled
not reading: "To email for am."
Man Injured
In Car Wreck
Paul Starr, 130 Hank, received a
painful hand Injury yesterday
afternoon In an auto crash at th
highway fM-HUdebranda road In-
I ter section.
' An automobile drlvan by Jay
Joseph Dewejr of Bum, going cut
on Ui highway, struck a truck
driven by Robert Edward Schmoe of
Bonaiua aa Uw latter pulled out
, onto th highway from Ui road.
, Starr wu a passenger In the
' truck.
; Th truck wu knocked on It left
side in a borrow pit by the Impact,
Netmen Face
Redding, Ashland
The Klamath PalU tennis team
I hu an ambitious schedule lined up
for tomorrow at Moore park when
they meet both Reddtnf and Anh
land. The ladles will also see action.
j facing th Ashland team.
New Minister
In Klamath
Rev. Michael Puka hu recently
arrived In Klamath Palls to take
ovrr the pastorate of the Pilgrim
Holiness church. 2301 WanUand.
Rev. Puka. his wit and small child
cam here from Raymond, Wash.
Service will be held with Sunday
achool at l:4S a.m., morning wor
ship at 11 o'clock, ar.d an evangel
istic service at 7:30 p m.. Sunday. A
mid-week prayer meeting la sched
uled for 7:30 pm.. Wednesday.
LU.
Roods' Condition
Reported Good
Th condition of Don Roads, fir
fighter who wu injured In the
Sheep Well fire, I reported to b
good at KlamaUl Valley hoapital to
day. Road received back In June
when he wu hit by a falling snag.
For a few pennies per word you
cn advertise to thousands through
a want aq i rnon 8111.
36 Drivers
Get Tickets
Three dozen ticket were passed
out late yesterday afternoon during
a traffic check conducted by state
police at Ul Weed-Ash land Junction.
The check, from 4 until 5:30 pm,
wu for operator' license, horn and
brake. Moat of Ul court citation
Issued were for having no operator
license.
Campo Del Mar Dinnerware
MIKM FOOTBALL
BERKELEY. Calif., Aug. 77 I Pi
Coeds repreacntlhg six major west
ern universities and Hawaii will
compete her Setjtember 15 for
th till. "Ml as Football of 1D4B."
Th winner will reign u queen over
Berkeley's fourth annual Football
festival on September It.
Park View Nursing Home
906 West Main Street
MedtoroJ, Oregon Phone 2938
Completely equipped Nursing Home for chronic and
convalescent. Bed patients specialty. Hot water heat
throughout building. Licensed by the Stat of Oregon.
24 HOUR NURSING CARE
Registered Nurse In Charge -
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NOW BEING SHOWN AT
Jhsi Cbd &nhh
1227 Main St.
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Siskiyou Cuts
Office Hours
YREKA, Aug. 27 The Siskiyou
county board of supervisors Friday
decreed all -day tiaturday closure of
county office In Siskiyou after
October I.
In the peat arffleea bare kaea
pew Salnrdaj anamlng and will
eenUnue the prwredur III
October L After thai aa I:M-I
o'clock day, five day week, will
be worked.
State offices and others close o
Saturday. Th county eioaur wm
advocated by nine department
heads. .
Th supervisor alto set th
county Ui rat at 12.40 110, 14 7
cent lower than but year'a rat.
ADVERTIBIM1NT
FLAX PROVEN PACTS
Klamath Falls, Oregon, Aaf- at
Her I new that will be at gra
Importance t tho m tar eat ad ht
farnitar. It la a prove fact that
the way to get the meet for year
money I to bay direct from the
manafactarer. Th Modern Up
holstered Faml lore Cw located a
Lakcvlew - Merrill Janetlon, kaa
proven th! statement. All they
aak f ywa I that yea COMPARE.
Compare ejaallty of the frame,
springs, finer, and fabric Caaapara
stjl. I It fanetlanaL la It arp to
dale? Ceaapar prleea. There la wa
greater way te awe than to bay
dbroet traea th anafaetarr.
Peeole wha have eaapared have
aaade slslemenle soeh mm these:
"I wu ear prised te final there
wu aa maeh difference at ceenfort
fat wphotetered f omit are. That
so per -form fitUng back la everv
Uting yea cava aak for la eaaafart."
1 didn't knew that yaw built
fm-nitore la fit th person u well
u to fit my living-room nsirla. I
aaa atrt af plaeo m standard alse
farnllare."
"I wu prepared to pay twice u
maeh to obtain faraitar of awch
fine ewatlty. Why. H eeat area
lea than they're asking for ataad
ard faml tare.1"
1 had th hnpn ealn year farni
tar weald be priced beyead bit
meaaa. I aa a glad 1 hppe
her before baytng ."
Tea, ladle aad genUeanon. jea
toe will be earprieed whew vow
compare, ajaaltty and prlee at The
MODERN UPHOLSTERED FIR-
MTt'RE CO.
Lakeview-Mevrffl Jaftrttea
Phaae42 Klamath Falla
Toaa k lOrorr $. TAYIO. AJC Mhoi wovr Until
rhalrasea Meet President Penny j
McCormack hu called a meeting
of all Mill achool PTA committee
chairmen for Monday, August 7t.
t 7 30 p m. at the school. j
CARD OF THANKS
W wish to Uink our many
friend and relative for their kind
aympathy and lovely flower offer
Inps during th Illness and death
of our beloved husband and father.
Mra. J. B. Bow lea.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Vaught
nd Family,
Mr. and Mr. Olrn Tumbull.
Vlaltlng Mr. and Mrs. Fdmund
Pry ar vlsiung her with Mr. !
Fey parenta. Dr. and Mr. J. H. I
Carter. j
From fjunamalc Vem Davis re. i
' presenting the Durumuir New.
was a ouainesa visitor in Klmtn i
Falls Thursday and Friday.
Admitted-Mr. Nlma Collins of
tin city was admitted lo HilMde
hmpltal Friday night for medical '
treetment. !
In Portland Mr. Py Stlltman
la In Portland. 8h has been in
that city for several weeks. I
Potato Vine Beater
fer
Ford ar Fcrgvaon Tractor
I ao w MaaBlaaa
Thornton & Parr
Fquipment l o.
Mil 8. tth Phone trtl
7Jc V t 16u$& $d
r sir! hen we din into your insurance and vonr
insurance program, we do thorough job. We clean
tip lot of those lillle-nolired and hard-to-find
point to put your policies in perfect order and
eliminate question and trnulile should yon have
loai or claim.
Our advice cost von nnthing and place you
under no oliliralion. '
GEORGE E. WOOD GRAYCE RUSCO
Associates
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YOU take a look -and your fingers
itch to get hold of its waiting wheel.
6i cast an eye over its gleaming new
bumper-guard grille, its tapering fenders,
its jet-plane lines and know that this
is what others have been groping for.
ou slip inside. Twelve inches added to
rear-seat cushions emphasize the biggest
interiors you can buy for the money. A
broad, curving windshield set in nar
rower corner posts means a better view
any way you look.
Now touch the throttle. Not just high
compression power, but high-r5rtt
Fireball power, to get the most from to
day's fuels today!
You finger the controls not just stand
ard transmission alone, but the magic
smoothness of Dynaflow Drive at your
option. 0fi.oef erfre ext.
Try it in traffic and less length bumper-to
bumper makes it a dream to park or han
dle. Try it on the road, and seats placed
ahead of the rear axle add even more
comfort to that unequaled Buick ride.
So you say, "How much?" maybe
bracing yourself mentally.
Then you learn that price is part of the
good news tool Figures fit the modest
budget as this handy-dandy fits the modest
garage and you get room, power, ride,
and the smartest look on wheels at the
lowest price you'll find on any valve-in-head
eight!
So you size it all up with a happy "Buick's
done it again!" and see your Buick
dealer quick as you can.
After all, the quickest way to get one of
these into your garage is to get a firm
order in!
vote iter to otuiu vnm
PCAUV
A lEAaaaaaafc InaTT MB a. a m aW
H. E. HAUGEES
26 Years Your luick Dealer
1330 Main
hone S131