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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1949)
TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1949 HIRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACI SEVEN iv They Each " Know Their Own Cities l,Ofl ANCICLKfl. Opt. 30 un "Hallallon Clilrt Eleven," droned the lira department dispatcher ovrr the hort wave radio. ' Klre report td at 2)U0 l.ake Vlrw terrace" Battalion Chlrl fcleven returnrd Ih rail tew minutes Utrr. "There's no turh address," ht uld angrily. "You nimi to tell ma I don't know my la Angeles?" tlia dis patcher anepped bark. Thar waa a pause. Tha parly on I ha othrr and chuckled. "You may know Urn Angeles, but thla la Cleveland, Ohio." Mure enough. It waa. A trlrk ol tha atmosphere had landed up Uia two lira departments. They operate on tha aama wava length. MarrUia Licensee WEAVER ADKIN8. Malvln Eu (ana Weaver, truck driver, nailva ot Orrion. resident ol Klamath Palls. Una Harble Adklna, W, aaalaiant bookkeeper, native nl Montana, raaldant ol Klamath rails. Mrrc'IIKI.L-HOWElX. Jamee II Mitchell, la, car rhrrker, native nl Kaiuaa, resident ol Klamath Palls, l-ele Clrara Howell. 17, native ol California, resident nl Tulelakr. OEKR MILLER. Frank A. Om. 2), Irurk driver, native ol VYashlng ttin, residrnt of Klamath Falls. Mar lene M. Miller. II. atudent, native nl Wahln(Uin. rraident ol Klamath r.ui. HKANEY NEWELL. Dean Bra ney. 21. apprentice print r. native ot Indiana, resident nl Klamath Ealla. Eranraa Maa Newell. 21. Bank taller, name ol Oregon, residrnt ol Klam ath Ealla, f'ooiplalnla Hied K A. Moure and A lire J. Moore (Motor Invratment Co. va. Winters lane and Maria Lane. Suit ol Judg ment on tha sum ol 1323 SO wih In terest at I per rent Irom Marrh 10, I Ml, and coata. J C. O Nell, attor ney lor tha plalntltl. rrank B. Miller va. Arthur W. Mead and tha Vlftlli Corporation. Bull nl Judgment lor damagea amounting to 116 000. Perkins and Huemore, attorneys tor the plain tiff. Nellie Hal va. Albert Hale. Suit for dltrore. Couple waa married In Canon City. Nevada. November 1. 1M Plaintiff wanta property settle ment, and mtnrauon ol maiden name. Clayton Burrell. attorney (or the plaintiff. Marjorla WlUon va. Thomaa A. Wilson. Suit lor divorce. Couple waa married October 12. 140. In Plne viile. Missouri. Plalntltl chargea cruel and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff anu custody ot two minor children, attorney feea amounting la 1.160, and alimony of t:9 par month. Enoa E Bland va. Busle Bell Bland. Suit lor divorce. Coupla waa married September 14. 1MJ. In Waldron, Ar kansas. Plalntltl chargea cruel and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff wanta custody ot one minor child. J. C. O Neil, attorney for tha plalntltl. Howard Allen lavender, no PUC permit private. Etna 112 00. Earl Durfee, driving whlla under the Influent- of Itiloilcaluif liquor. Plna gjoo. or 100 da vs. Earl Durfre. driving during re voked partnd. Plna ISO 00. Arna Beeland MaUon, hunting for tama without a license. Plna 114 10. Albert William Canfield, void for eign license. Pino &AO. Joa Dean Williams, failure to stop at atop sign. Pint DM. Ora Curtis Tuter. drunk on t pub lic highway. Pine (16 00. Lillian C. Davis, failure to yield right of way to emergency vehicle. Plna 110 00. Vernon Emmrlt Freeman, truck and trailer combination overload. Plna 127.60. Ernest Oforie Jepsen, overload ing truck and trailer combination. Plna 122.70. Ernest Ueorge Jepaen. truck and trailer combination overload. Pine BIO BO, CVrorge Nasaroff, overloading truck and trailer combination, ring 110 00. Thomsa Huston McCarty. Combi nation overload. PUie 110 00. Douglaa Will Blued, overloading ! truck and trailer combination. Pine ttooo. John Bennie Kellywood. driving j wiiuc unorr influence ol Inloilrat Ing liquor, pine 1200, or 30 days. Committed. Herbert Edwin Jones, operating truck ol rucetalvi height. Pine ID 90. Owen McOlaughln Jr. Inadequate emergency erase, rine I9 60. Ourdon Charlea McKay, Inade quate emergency. Pine KM. Harmon Blaine Cress, axle over load. Pine 110 00. Oliver Lyons Yancy. violation ol the basic rule. Pine I7S0. Paul Robert Dlson. overloading truck and trailer combination. Pine 110 00. Paul Robert Dlson, truck speed ing UM. Harmon Blaine Cress, overload ing trailer axle. Pine 120.00. Anna May Olllette, no muffler. Pine .J0. Enrico Caserl, failure to procure operator! license. Pine 16 60 James Andrew Telford, violation of the basic rule. Pine 110 00. Chester Cllda Whitlow, failure to mm a i i 1 1 l.4t '-' - - - :'f ,- is, .j i'm iim " - ' - -ii ii am - - n ft THRU GIRLS FROM HOLLYWOOD If not the prettiest, Solly, Hoppy ond Queenie cer toinly ore the biggest celebrities ever to come out of Hollywood. They ore Fronk Whilbeck's Metro-Coldwyrt-Moyer elephont, to be seen with the Klamath Falls Shrine Club - Polock, Brothers circus of the Klamath armory in ofternoon ond night performances Thursdoy, Fri day and Saturday of this week. Appearing with them (above) ore Jomes Slivers and Jo Madison. Municipal Court Lennl E. Alexander, improper muffler. Recogued. Clarrnre Iiudon, no operator s li cense. Porfrlt 1 ball. Barbara Williams. rrcklca driv ing, no operator's license. Post $J0 ball. Marvin O. Edd. drunk driving Fine 1100 and 30 daya. Piirrrsl H. Htlllwell. violation basic rule, one headlight. Inadequate brakes. Pine 1 10 Normal O Miller, no oiierator's license Porfrlt II ball. Mamie Mlllrr, possession. Forfeit 23 ball. Lvilia Kirk, possession. Forfait 126 ball. Reginald Sargent, possession. For feit 126 ball. Dale MiNalr, possession. Forfeit 2 ball. Oefirge Burhia, liquor to Indiana. Plead not guilty. Ororge Burslua. drunk Plead not guilty. Domenlc Praaer, ran atop sign. Recogied. V. M. Pslmer, fall yield right of way. Fine 16 Mrs. C. C. Thomas, fall yield right ol way. Post 110 ball. Oarrrtl John Hhallcroaa, fall yield right ol way. Rrctigged. William T. Oaroutte. lall yield right of way. Forfeit 16 bail. Glenn A. Pruner. lall yield right ol tsay. Kortrit 16 ball. Juan llcrnandrs. drunk. Pine 110 or 5 days. Prank Aquala. drunk. Fine 110 or I days. Laura Butler, drunk. Forfeit lit ball. Mark Ororge. drunk, ball. Kldon Smith, drunk, ball. Albert Bi-onks. drunk, and 30 days prubauou. Ralph Chancy, drunk, bail. Ralph M Doolittle. drunk frit tlO bail William H. Rose, diunk. Purlelt 110 ball. Ralph H. Barnes, drunk. Forfeit 110 ball. Lloyd Sutherland, drunk. Forfeit 110 ball. Only High Rankers To Be Taken By Teachers' Schools I EUGENE. Srpt. 2 0 Only high school students In the higher brack eta will be admitted to the teacher education programs at Oregon's three colleges of education this lall. Those In the lower 60 per cent ot their high school graduation classes will not be permitted to enroll. This step toward elevating the standards ot the teaching profession -wss approved October ii. ItHg. by the state board of higher education. Dr. Henry M. Ounn, president of Orrgon College of Education and director of elementary teacher edu- Pole, Thin 'Bobs' Hutton Home NEW YORK, Sept 20 t Heir eas "Bab" Hutton a pale, thin woman ot 3 has come back to her native land In search ot health. "I am feeling very badly," said Princess Barbara Hutton Troubeu koy as she arrived yesterday on the liner Quern Elizabeth. The Woolworth five and ten cent store heiress, returning to the Unit ed States lor the first time In three years, told newsmen she had come lor a medical checkup. Princess Barbara la down to (2 pounds from her one-time tennis playing aver age ol about 100. cation lor the system, proposed the move alter It had been tried experi mentally at the Monmouth college. As approved, the policy will al fect only thoae student at Eastern and Southern Oregon Colleges of Education who enter the teacher education program. In addition to teacher training and lower division liberal arts and sciences, various semi-professional curricula are of fered at the LaOrande and Ashland schools. Freshmen are to report to the campuses Thursday, September 22. 3 Elephant Circus Stars Coming Here In a year's time, the "three girls from Hollywood" have put on con siderable weight. Theyve gained something like half a ton apiece. They are Prank Whllbeck'a MOM elephants, with the fihrtae-Polark Brothers circus, which the Klamath Palls Hhrlne club will present twice dally Thursday, Prldsy and flstur. day, September 22. 23 and 24, at the Klamath armory. They were mere two-year-olds when Metro-Ooldwyn Maver Import ed them from Slam In 1930. Queen la then waa four Irrt three Inchea high. Hapy four one and Sally three ten. They weighed scarcely 1600 pounds each. Now look at them I Queenle Is still the biggest and Bally has passed up Happy, but even Happy has to duck to get through an eight-foot doorway. And thry have several years yet to grow b.fore they reach maturity. Tarxan Vet, The wildest Jungle life they have known wss in the Tarzan pictures. They also appeared In various oth er films before tha studio gave them a leave of absence to join the elr cus. Van Johnson Is one of their closest friends. Their repertoire embracee 27 dis tinct tricks. Among them are such Individual speclaltlea aa 8 a 1 1 y's "bumrje." HaDDV'a barrel rola and ' Qurenle'a hula dance. James (Slivers) Madison, their trainer, considers them the beat dis ciplined elephants he has handled In the 26 yeara since he ran away from home to become a circus trouper. If they could put It In wo.ds, they would probably return the compliment by lauding tha so licitous care he and his assistant, Frenchle Dursnt, give them. Verbal commands have supplant ed aharp prods Irom a vicious In strument known aa a "bull hook.' Madison and hla petite wife. Jo, pre aent the "girls" with a auavlly and earlorlal smartness that haa caused them to be known aa the society elephant of the circus world." Dr. R. Theodore Lindley OPTOMETRIST Suite II. MeeL.Denta! Bldg. Phene 4 .'IS Records show that Oeortre Wash ington bought 1200 worth of Ice cree-t In I7K0. Preferred Y MILLIONS SO PURC, SO rT, SO DCPCNOABU SteJoseph ASPIRIN HtWt ST.JtlCM SPIRIk roa CHiiomN Easy totak. Has oransa flavor that's swetad to rhllri'itaat. Bar to alva, ItoubUtsfoe tlx. Try III WHO'S SWITCHING TO CALVERT? Folks everywhere have switched to Calvert Reserve because it tastes better! Csl.vr.aT SUHVE Blended Whiskey -HJ Preof-3 Oratn Neutral -Spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp, New York City They're Herel A CARLOAD OF FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS YOU CAN BUT AMERICA'S NO. 1 REFRIGERATORS WITH NO MONEY DOWN! ON OUR "METER-ICE" PLAN! Ask Ui For Complete Detoilg VERN OWENS' CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS CO: 124 Na. 4th Ph. IMS ALAHKA STATEHOOD SAN FRANCISCO, Srpt. 30 UP) Only If Alaska la given statehood. Rep. Mitchell ID-Wash told the 1 1 western states democratic con ference yesterday, "can we be as sured that Its economic and politi cal development will keep pace with responsibilities Imposed by Ita geo graphical location." J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Offke at IN North 1th It Pboae UM Forfeit 10 Porfrlt 110 Fine 1100 Forfeit 10 Por- drlve on right aide of the highway. Fine 111 oo. Cleo Hogero, failure to procure operator's licrnse. Pine IJ50 Donald Lre Duncan, violation ol the bavio rule, pine 110 00. An inexpensive Want Ad today ill mean I I I for you tomorrow I PUMICE TILE K tSaraterr tilts prate Tsmlrs frstfsrts are ssstlsr la slronglh saS rsililsat la atalstars. Tlmm Aluminum Windows (laid Heal Waterproofing field Heal Plaater Bond New 8 Ita Pamlre Block "grui Klamath Pumice Tile Co. Doctors Find Body Odor On 13 Parts of Body WML Sup with purifying inrreJicat lets akin cleaner, gives ail-ever prwtecboi. It's true-though few people real ise thla unplrasant fact! Body odor is mot confined to the under arms, lb ruard popularity you must give 13 parte of your body top protection, Feegtaritj is rriccleii. Det'l rr Wet i! The clearer you ret every part of your akin, doctors know, the eater you are from "B. O." (body odor). And by comparing daily baths with different aoapa thry found one soap-Lifebuoy Health Soap-grta akin cleaner, stopg "B. O." as no other leading; soap can. It protecta popularity brtt Lifebuoy's purifying1 ingredi ent makes it more effective against the "invisible dirt" that brings on "B.O." Lifebuoy guards all 13 trouble spots when body odor occurs. Get that clran, rlran Lifebuoy feeling! Buy big: NEW bath liie Lifebuoy at your store today. Se gala a GOOD far veer ikiit Lifebuoy fa milirr ... wonderful for delicate tomplrxitmt! 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V The Symbol of Quality ) Now you may choose your Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes right here in Klamath Falls. At Drews', Klam ath Falls' Accepted Style Center for Men, you'll find a variety of handsome patterns and luxurious fabrics in the newest Fall and Winter styles. You'll be pleasantly surprised when you see that high quality merchandise need not be expensive. SEE OUR FULL PAGE AD IN TOMORROW'S PAPER DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main St. Sine 1918 Phone 3463 Perwisnenl aa tha Pyramids' 140 Owena Phne 411
