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Newspaper Page TextPACE IICHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, Of?ECON SATURDAY. SEPT. 17, 1?4t Tall Herb rtOMZONTAI. I Depleted tail herb r Horse 40 Standard of I perfection 12 Biblical name J J Individual 15 Brother of ' Jacob (Bib.) 17 Transported IS Youth 3 Symbol for tellurium 4 False god 8 Hastened Alleged force 7 Retain 8 Facility Trap 1 1 Disembarks 12 Gaelic 14 Symbol for sodium 18 Employs 33 Tvndareus' wife (myth.) 34 Fir aloft 25 Tidy 38 Feminine name It Writing Implements 30 Senior (ab.) 21 Down 22 Lampreys 25 Promontory 27 Daybreak (comb, form) 28 Measure of cloth SB Ambary 30 Indian mulberry II Former Russian ruler IS Soft mineral 3 Whirlwind 37 Hawaiian bird J8 Garden tool 41 EucharUtlc wine vessel 44 Desist 48 Mix 47 Varnish ingredient 48 Sea eagle 4tNet SI Stories 83 It is cooked a YIETICAi. 1 On top of 3 Pause IT ho E Midland Empire News Westside Mrs. Pearl Christiansen has been enjoying a visit from her mother for the past few weeks. Mrs. Powell lives in Dyersberg, Term. Prankie Martin, who lire at Ar eata. Calif, visited last week with his parent. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mar tin. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Brelthaupt of Klamath Falls visited over the week-end with his sister and hus band. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stover. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Samples and family of Lakeview visited Sunday with the Gordon Fridays. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pazton had relatives, Mr. aned Mrs. Francis Pazton. visiting them last week. Those enjoying a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bunyard of Lake City September 11, were the following: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulkey and children, Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neill and chil dren, and Harold Hardisty of West aide. Dorothy Carlton of Willow Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Bun yard of Alturas. Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bunyard and Michael of Cedarvllle. Calif, and Mrs. Pearl 6mlth of Boise, Ida. After dinner, they left for Cedarvllle to attend the, fair and rodeo. Mr. and Mrs- Barry Crowl had as dinner guesta Monday evening Mr. and Mr. Carl Peay and chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Beeny of Klamath Falls visited with Charlie Roberta Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dameron end children left Friday afternoon for Cedarvllle where they visited with relative and saw the fair and rodeo. George Womac of Paisley Is vis iting her daughter, Mrs. Ryer Vin cent. Mrs. Pearl Smith of Boise, Ida, arrived Saturday for a week's visit with relative. She Is with her daughter, Eileen O'Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Albertson left Tuesday for Klamath Falls where Mrs. Alberuon will accompany Vel ma Swaru to Ashland for an ex tended visit. Quite a number of Westeiders at tended the fair and rodeo at Cedar vUle over the week-end. Dean Chris tiansen drove the bus over with the Lakeview 4-H drum and bugle corps. The corps played in the pa rade. The parade was an Interesting sight. Many floats were shown. Lakeview took second and was awarded a beautiful cup. Joe Mar tin and Wes Anderson rode in the Lakeview roping team which vied with the Cedarvllle roping club in the potato race. Bud Travis took second money In bronc riding Saturday. Among oth ers attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Les Pardue and children, Dola Morris, the Charlie Damerons, Francis Mulkey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Longfellow, the Rex Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bolton, Harold Hardisty, Joe Martin and Wes Anderson. The Home Economics club met at the home of Mrs. Myrna Neasham September 8. Six were present and enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting will be held September 22 at the home of Mrs. Shirley Nea sham. The state graiise conference will meet with the Westside grange Fri day, September 23 at 1 oclock. All granges are welcome, and all mem bers are urged to attend. There will be a potluck supper in the evening. Visiting the Merle O'Neills on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cleland of Adel and Mrs. George Fitzgerald of Lakeview. Chimney Block T Reitla Kaft riM wilB fjamlrc cnrreM m)iir lit V s.- tr wpii't sjrairr tr PEYTON & CO. SEE KIMBALL'S FrtMH Morrtri FOR AUTO Alwoys -k Parking I Answer to Previous Puzzle rilil DRUM Pbn 31 Rocky pinnacles 32 Chairs 34 Birds 35 Contend 39 City in I'krainia 40 Iroquoian Indian 41 On the sheltered side 42 Mother 43 Official acts 44 Vend 45 Woody plant SO Norwegian (b.) 82 Heart (Egypt) 10 37 151 Merrill Recent visitors at the O. J. Har ris home were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clochin of San Francisco, and John Clochin from Nebraska. Mrs. Tommy Cole spent two weeks in San Francisco recently. Tommy has been working there, and Mrs. Cole and children will join him soon. City Marshall Wally Moss is ask ing all children riding bicycles to observe all traffic and safety rules. They are also asked to refrain from riding on the sidewalks. The Presbyterian church Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at the Ma tin park Sunday September 4 Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Josie Turner on the recent death of her mother In Stevens, Minne sota. Mrs. John Giacomint and son An thony, left Sunday for Portland, where Anthony will enter the Uni versity of Portland. He will take a liberal arts course. Mrs. Giacomini plans to remain in Portland while Anthony is attending school. Aid en Lewia of Eugene spent a week-end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis. Mr. and Mrs Don Harris, daugh ter Nancy and Gene Mitchell, spent a week-end visiting Lassen National park. Theta Rho girls club sponsored a square dancing party at the Odd fellows hall Friday evening. A large number of boys and girls attended. Helping with the party were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Loper. Mrs. Roy Beaaley. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Has kins, Mrs. E. Lemler. Mrs Lawr ence Geraghty, Mrs. Eber Kilpat rick, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Man nock. Mr. and Mrs. John 0NeiL Tom my and Johnny, went to Cedar- ville for the rodeo and county fair held there last week-end Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Chase were called to Albany. Oregon, by the death of Mrs. Chases' brother Bud Dickey, who was well-known in Merrill and Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood and Mrs. Joe Egg. all of Bend, were visitors at the J. W. Reeder home recently. The volunteer fire department was called out Tuesday to the Ber nace Wilson ranch when a car. be longing to Wilson's father, caught fire and set a nearby hillside blaz ing. Both were extinguished before too much damage was done Mr. and Mrs. Dan Geaney, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reeder. Mr. and Mrs. John Baley, and Wilbur Nine attended a meeting of the Legion of the Moose in Medford, Septem ber 11. Work Is progressing on the Instal lation of playground equipment In the recreation park. The swing and jungle climber have been set up. and concrete footings will be poured this week. A teeter-totter, merry-go-round, and slides will be the next pieces of equipment Installed Arthur Snapp from Oklahoma City. Is visiting his brothers in Mer rill. While here he plans to do some bunting. GLASS SHOP GLASS In Rear -k Alwoys ''Wheii you buy a catj fiii (( iron local dealer j ; iffiffirvl 1 1 M sort it nnanced and fi , TgmtJHmKtKKmm I E II IHhUHhU lafallv. In V yit Ibis way you can ll; Fvl botier protect your j ; ill auiornoDue invest- lit: 1 j ment See iu before U j) you close the dean 1,3 I If. I'-"'" -- iRJOHIbANDMEYERy i ;t7 INSURANCE R ! I V ' ""' rMHII j I Betttntble Prlett ! I rh.na ISIS I I I i Henley Jack Welmer and son, Skipper, were among Hie lucky ones at the air show Sunday receiving free air plane rides. Henley students who were gradu ated lal June and are leaving this week-end fur Oregon Slate college at Corvalhs are Harold Balm, Bill Short, Dale Weber and Ed Freuer. Ouests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tubach the past two weeks were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vavict and daughter. Pamela, of Monrovia. Calil. The two women are sisters. The visitors left Thurs day for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Preston ot Newport are visiting at the home of Mrs. Preston's parents, Mr. and Mil Albert K 'y. Mr. and Mrs. Predion will lean Monday to re turn to their college studies. Mrs. Preslon Is a student at Mommouth and Preston, at Oregon 81te. Mrs. Harel Helnta and son, Rob ert, of Willows. Calif, visited a number of relatives and friends here the past week. Charles Deer, son of Mrs. Clifford Kelly, will soon begin his third year studying pharmacy at OSC. He vis ited with his granaiatner. A. J. Deer, in Ashland Friday. Mrs. Minnie Mofflt left Wednes day morning for her home In Pasa dena. Calif, after several weeks spent visiting at the home of her son. Donell Moffit and family. Mrs. Clarence Oober, president of Henley PTA. called an executive meeting at her home Monday num. Officers present were the vice pres ident, Mrs. Fred Crapo: secretary. Mrs. John Short: and treasurer. Mrs. Robert Dehlmger. Committee chairmen appointed were, budget, Mrs. W. F. Hilyard: hospitality. Mrs. alenn Dehlinger: wan and means. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HiU: program. Mrs. Harvey Wise: membership, Mrs. Vernon Durant: magazine. Mrs. Jack Oo ber. and publicity. Mrs. R. L. Flem ing. Tuesday afternoon, the budget committee met with George Elliott, high school principal. A reception for Henley teachers will be held Friday night, Septem ber 23. with a potluck dinner for teachers and parents to be served in the cafeteria at 7 p m. All parents are urged to come and get acquainted with the teach ers. There will also be a program. Raymonds Camp The school house has been suc cessfully moved from Kirk and the 13 students ranging from the first to the seventh grade have started to school. Betty Adams Is spending a few days in camp before returning to Oregon State college. She is the sis ter of W. M.. J. L. and R. A. Adams of Raymonds camp. Mrs. Evelyn Spencer waa In camp for a few days but returned i to California where she now lives.' Miss Beryl Slagle of Vancouver, Wash, spent a few days with her j cousin and family, the W. M. Adams. A surprise party was given In honor of newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Kold. recently, to wish them good luck. The temperature fell to a chilly 14 above this week in Raymonds Camp. Mrs. Ernest Laggett and children Alan, Anabel. and Jean have gone to Paradise. Calif, for a short visit j with Mrs. Laggett's mother, Mrs. Sample. Mt. Laki Deepest sympathy Is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dehlinger on the death of their small son. Dannie. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cook of West Salem are at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dehlinger called by the death of their grandson. Word has been received that Billy O'Brien Is quite seriously ill In a and wishes for a speedy lecuteiy are extended from the neighbor hood. Scott Thompson motored to Port land last Friday to visit his new Ann Ryan. Mrs. Thompson, who has been with their daughter and fami ly, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ryan and Kath erlne Ann, the past two weeks, re turned home with her husband Mon day night. Westside Bob Martin came over Saturday from Prospect after a load of house hold belongings. They recently moved there. WINE GRAPES le per lb. picked. Toe furnish containers. GEO. E. DeMOSS Old Military Road. R. 2, Bog 423 Medford. Oregon. fishion cleaners Ph. 5563 Free Pick-up & Delivery! ' In Today Out Tomorrow g w v-aswwa v, , u , . ,,v Skill & Care Beyond Compore (r n At Much . . . Ai hi r With Morning Bui Schedule, We Hill Now Be Able Te Comply With Local Call For Breakfast Hoars t A. M. to 1 P. M. BING'S CAFE 902 Klamath Her Pel Fashion MAKIAN MARTI Dream of all Sub-Teeners! An outfit right In the newest, most grown-up fashion) Cardigan-jump, er has narrow belt, smartly but toned pocket. Blouse Is darling I Pattern S031: Oirls' aires, 4. 8. 10. 12. 14. Sue 10 jumper, IS yds. se ta : blouse. I. yds. 34-ln. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send TWtNTir - FIVE centa In coins for this pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P. O. Box 8740. Chicago 80. III. Print plainly VOI R NAMK. ADDRESS. ZONE. SIZE, STYLE KVMBKR. Just out our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book I 8mart, new clothes to sew at home. Oift Ideas by the score. Send fifteen centa for this book a Free Pattern is printed In the book a new weskit to wear with your skirts and di esses I Hildebrand Threshing has been In full swing for the past two weeks, and a num ber of farmers are cutting and bal ing their second crop of alfalfa. Mrs. Marlon Price has been on the sick list and was taken to Klam ath Falls for medical attention Sa turday. Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Welch and children, Eddie, Elton. Loy and Clarence, of 8prague River, visited Sunday with Mrs. Welch's mother. Mrs. Sarah MlchaeL Mrs. William Drew attended the garden club meeting Friday In Bo nanza. Mrs. S. K. Hartzler and son. John, were business visitors in Klamath Falls Wednesday. Mrs. Joe Vilira and sons, Jerry and Lee, spent the week-end In Bly visiting her daughter. Mrs. Carl Stiles, and brother, Dick Pool and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borough of Sprague River visited Saturday with Mrs. Borough's sister, Mrs. Marvin Michael. Mrs. William Anderson made a trip to Klamath Falls Saturday to have some dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Logue, who have made their home at the Charles Crawford ranch north of Hildebrand. moved Monday to the Lester Porterfield ranch in Pine flat where Hartman Is employed. Orlin McCumber, who is em ployed at White Horse, Calif, spent the week-end with his mother. Two American Red Cross field workers are still serving U. 8. troops stationed in France. O POOLE'S For Bikes, Triket, Toyi and Model Supplies Chuck Bailey Soyi: We Offer Friendly With Your MONEY PROBLEMS Fast Efficient LOANS ON Furniture Automobile Your Signoture MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 114 N. 7th M-ns Phone SMS a-tii We're Not Bothered EXTENSION UNIT NEWS Henley The Henley home extension unit held a rally day meeting at the grange hall, Thursday afternoon, September 15. Officers and committee clialiinen for the year will be, chairman, Mrs. Viola Ctieyne: vice chairman, Mrs. Lois Hill; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Wtnrtta Brannon; membership. Mrs. Carolvn Kelly; Aaalra House and ACWW. Mrs. Orel Chen Thompson; scrap bonk, Mrs. Bar bara Whltlatch: finance, Mrs. Llllie Kendall: recreation, Mrs. Margaret Boyd: luncheon. Mrs. Kitty Jack son: library, Mrs. Sallle Manning: child care, Mrs. Muriel Johnson; hospitality. Mrs. Dnrolliy Jnckson, and publicity, Mrs. Myrtle Fleming. The next meeting will be held October 30. with Mrs. Carolyn Kelly and Mrs. Ruby White as project leaders. Their topic will be "Holi day Decorations From Nature." ? iR if rTri n i f mp buwtthapY ?4 - "vf - L y will vco K FtLLOlT HIS Sflu THEN Vt SAW AS 'StS KeTj . A T ( DO IT AC-IN J ,1 J? ,L VvlNCSVr- -TOTHt THIrwV Saw V VV? TmS BUMS' t AD ?J R4T hSI rJLzfJt ....JZ;L iL-icyk 'mk. schnooslE rr about f thu thins m f twsrs my iNvtNTiON... J uTvT WILL SEE VXifk TIME. A I REALLY OPSN IT MMMMM 1 I AN' I VANT MV r WW j jr jt-'i VELL PLAV HECK, l-S STVC ALL B. AiB." SEET. 1 V CC1. I'a t8t'E.gi.E.' m JZZ'1. t I 6TTiK(5 CVT w UjHT BJT:. X BLESSED W I XILCN T has.6 s- ' - Jv THAT pczt is X AMM.' 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Tl RWneMMB BPrq Irt SJ BUT WHEPfS T l-l OOMT KTOW exoCTLV-A M6-I-I WON'T SSBM TO PLCAe l EyW-HE Vim TKHQ ME MM-M-VOUQ 1 I johnny rjay? He tia meon-hb ubo I him anv Mo6-He cursed ms J ., ' to a hobpitol. mt said- johnnvsound I MOW'O VOU ) TO LtflWB MB TO RUN TH TEtRI8LVTHKi I COT rLL Jr ' AND THSN-iTHEN .TH6M LIKB XT I XT Hg? 1 oARCfi- AND WHEN HFO -H-,. ,-, - - I WOKB UPHtlRH- A GUV- I i.e.. Plnre of the meeting will be sh im uneed Inter. Members and friends present were Mrs. W. L. Clement, Mrs. Douglns Clement, Mrs. Kilty Jives. sou, Mrs. Hnllle Miiiinlmi. Mrs. llrlh Williams, Mrs. Nim.Ii Nyluut. Mrs. Clrctchen Thompson, Mrs. Il.iilnne Whltlatch, Mrs. Lola Hill, Mia. Viola Cheyiie, Mm. Mtibel Dlauii, Mrs. Ruby White, Mrs. Hnlly Yaden. Mrs. Mary Townseiul, Mrs. Mnry Dixon. Mrs. Carolyn Kelly, Mrs. Dorothy Jackson, Mrs. Florence lie, lJip, Mrs, Kllirlita Cmlt, Mrs. Mu riel Johnson, Mrs. Wlnetta Bran non and Mrs. Myrtle firming. Refreshments were served. Baby Murder Charged To Oregon Mother CHICAGO, Sept. 17 V-A grand jury voted a true bill yesterday charging a former Astoria, Ore., woman with murdering her six-day-old daughter. The woman, Mia. Dorothy 8ke och, 23, previously told police she strangled the child to death because husband waa out of a job. "I couldn't stand seeing the baby go through what I have gone through." HERALD AND IP? I Vet's Mail Bag At a aervlee lu veteraiit In iha eom munilv, tint nwnittir will inihhth an tH-tM,mal t'tilumn if newt hrlf frtnn Ilia veltraiu aliiilnlaliallon t'"r tuillMI Informal Ion veleiaitt ilioolil cuniai'l of willa Ihelr nail VA oflk. Veterans now may taka flight training under the OI bill without necessarily submitting to the vet erans administration complete Jus tification that the course will be takrn III connection with their con templated business or occupation. This chiume In (light training pol icy Is contained In public law 3(18. the Independent offices appropria tion art of 11)50, recently pasted by congress and signed Into law by Die president. Instead ot complete Insinuation, a veteran planning to take GI flight training now may submit to the VA a certificate In the form of an affi davit, together wllh corroborating aflldavlts by two competent disin terested persons The affidavits must show that flight training will be useful to him In connection with earning a livelihood. In the absence of substantial evi NEWS COMICS rZ V X f N Tue hut rV5.o 1 Yeam, wmatu. Mow about IKicno) am WILL DtALWfTK THE CALL W, l VfrTL- (T 1 ' - " ' " ' iaVa. IT V N I . M yil I dence to the contrary, the VA wr accept the atthtivlta aa constituting compliance wllh the law, , If they wish, veteran desiring f flight training rnav submit complete Jim mention (hat the training be In connection wllh their present or contemplated business or occu pation, ralher than submit affi davits authorised by the new law, the VA said Tills Is the procedure which has been 111 effect during the past year. yilKSTlON OF THE WFITC q. la my comiicnaatlnn check from Hie VA subject to seizure by a creditor who holds my note for sioou? A. No. Comiientailon due you a) csrnipt from claims of your credi tors and la not liable to attachment, lew or selsur by or under any legal or eqiillabl process whatever. TO Ml AMI. SEATTLE. Sept. 17 ttVr. How. ard W. t.unuy head of the health education section of the Washington Stale health department, rrtlgned yeaterday to lake a position aa health education comuitanl to the Brazilian government. 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