SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FACE NINI
'Terrible Times
As Czech Little
People Disappear
rRAOUE. Oct. It i41 Ily tin thousands, Cmnliiisluvaltla's "Utile
paopl" ar dlaaiiearltig a III communist suveriimriil s purges rrrh
through Ult middle classes.
On 01 uin uiousaiuls was lauulilii: hlomtr. 20 years old, and !
on a dai wiui ner my menu.
, But tilt wu burn In Hrlumdr, tlia capital of Hint iiuw-uullawed
liieniber of III communist lamlly.a
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New fine Creek
Busy Animal
HORIZONTAL
1 Depleted
animal
7 II belongs to
I he genua
n Kfiiind
M llundlrd
111 Malt drink
18 Aault
IB Cover
in Seme
20Mi.lcli.vs
Answer to Previous Puzzle
TBTFT
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I, All
. 'I'll pollr grabbed hrr. III Uie
Middle ul her dalr. Tliry Ua.g h-r
keys. They searched lirr r'a.ni. 'I'll y
found Amerlraii magarliica. Thry
sealed th ruom with p"lli mirk-
trs. And thry moved cm to purge
(.(hers. ,
Terror'
I Th girl'i' parents live In Western
(.'terhoelnvaala. )lrr father ! aj
1'atxli. II aaya In lunnly Irli I
,'uiulala Ui escape. Prrnnrr Mar- 1
thai TUo "terror."
Now h and hi oil arc In I
fragu. Their daunlilrr landlady j
aunimunrd Uieiti. Wlirn IJiry ar- j
A ituddrn coma aecma to have
stricken rcal.lriiu ut llila hamlet
am. lit quirk and thinking drum
of Itl.hard M, Krller who loot In.
lite last Hunday at around 4 p. m.
wlirn hl tar turned over at the lllrd
Wail rornrr about a lull and a
hall nurth of town.
K-ll-r a on hu way to Lake
vlrw to mak hu regular Hunday
call mi lilt mother. Mr. Badle Krl
ler who ha been In poor health tor
o in e time. Aalde Irnm aever
ahiHk. a brulaed and atlflenecl Irg.
2 Lamprey.
catchers
I Kncourag
4 Virginia (ah.)
. S Short Jim krl
City In Nevada
7 Kianch cily
8 Social inaecli
II Sleamillip
tab )
10 High In
aliitur
21 All nan worm Indolent
22 Doctor lab.) 12 Kortillcaiiort
23 Symbol lor tin 17
24 Sorrowful " Mimlcker
27 I'rdal digit z Abjure
AlrviT Hn fy Kit
O f Re 1111 - tfe
p t Uf ra5jR am V,
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Si..i ih,v .i.nl ukma Ui. ix.liri- iiuinueruua oiner Donuy bruises
a.i..r their daualiter waa. i '" Mr rW Keller who was i
for on week-no word. Hien 1 """' w" ner nuaoana. turvlved
ry wer told to bring liaxl park- ' wrriDie acrinem mat all But de-
tea. II tliea wer accepted, lliey l i. iiir.r oa o.ac nuica
A iey
Va
their daughter waa : 1""
th
ould aaaunie
tieing held.
t Mllrnr
A minor pullc oldclal took
arlderly ooupl aalde.
; "THea ar terrible tlmea we live
In," lie aadly told them. "I am
Aorry, but we cau l aay anything.'
They wer not the only tear
aialned couplea In the line at
Prague Bartolomejaka atrret pria
on. Th queu of analoua relatlvea
waa long. Tliouaanda are mlaalng
ainc Ui purge atarled. Kvervone in
the lln got Ui aam word. If your
parkagra ar accepted, lake It fur
granted your relatlvea are being
held.
Th pnllc didn't aay what had
happened If the parkagra went
begging.
Gay Cover Up
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MARIAN MARTIN
Practical for houaework, pretty
enough for par lien I Tha apron to
hava or give: make aererall Note:
pen-aktd ahoulder alrapa, big pock
eta. new high walalltnr.
Pattern tall cornea In amall (I4
Itii. medium (18-201, large 1 40-42 1.
Bmall Ukea 2'a yda. 30-ln.
Thla eiuy to use pattern glvra
perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated
Bw Chart ahowa you every atep.
' Bend TWENTY 11 VK renu In
eolna for thla pattern to Klamain
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NI'MRIR.
Don't mla our Mrtrlan Mnrtln I
Fall and Winter Pattern Hook I j
nmnri, new ciotnea to tew ai nome.
tllft Ideal by the acoie. Bend fifteen i
cent for thla book a Tree Pattern :
It printed In the bonk a new w e-or.lt
to wear with your tklrtt and ,
dreaaeal .
I'unerat
Funeral aervlcea were held here
at Hie Plrat llapilat church at 2
o'clock and Interment waa made In
the family pint In the New Pin
Creek cemetery.
Krller waa the only aon of th
late Kdward M. Keller and Inheritor
of hla talher'a rather lucrative flour
mill and feed bualnraa which th
Keller family ha operated ateady
alnce Uie ninetlea. He la aunrlved
by hla wife, Kaye, hla mother, Sa
die, two aiatera, Mr a. Terraa Jen
mnga of Burbauk. Calif., and Mr a.
EUle Ureen of Lakevlew. Ore. and
one daughter, Brrnlce Keller of Ban
Franc laco.
Mlaaed
Richard Krller will be greaUy
miaaed by hit many friend who
will remember him aa an honeat
and very likable friend, a ahrewd.
ralculallve bualneaa man, a lover of
th manly paatlmea ol men born
of the rough and ready Went and
a great lover of Uie out of dnort. He
partcularly enjoyed hunting and
fulling and In hla younger days
Inved to play baaeball. He waa a
member of th old New Pine Creek
ball club when It whllped every
team In the country Including the
Klamath Fall team.
(range Meet
At th meeting of the Eaat 81de
grange held the laat Saturday In
September, the Eaat Sid Orange
voted a gift of 1100 for Rev. Prank
Simmon aa a donation on the cen
time lion of hla new home In Lake
view. The gift waa a token of apprecia
tion and a memorial to Rev. Sim
mon for hi well-remembered aerv
Ire aa the flrat grange maater of
the Eaat Hide grange, aervlng from
the orgnniaaUon date or October 8,
1818 until January 1. 1821.
All Orangera who knew him were
very appreclauv of hi aervlcea
Ann Rodrnklrehea
Funeral ervicea were held for
Ann Kodrnklrchrn In Alturaa Tues
day at 10 o'clock at the Cathollo
church. Mlaa Rodrnklrchen waa up
her with her brother. Harry, hunt
ing about 10 day ago ataylng with
her uncle. Alph Smith. She waa on
her way home when her brother
Jrep turned over and killed her al
moat Inatantly. Ann waa a former
resident of New Pin Creek and
known to many friend who regret
deeply her aad misfortune.
Vlaltor
Visitor for Uie past two week at
the home of Mrs. Mary Newman
and children were: Mr. and Mr.
John Tepovac and ton, Ronnie, for
mer resident of New Pine Creek:
Mr. and Mr. Herman Slmpaon and
daiiKhtrr Olnrta Ann, and ton Dnvld
Allen, and Ralph Champion, all of
Medfnrd. Ore.; alto. Oary Newman
of Oram Paaa. Mr. and Mrt.
Dwayn Down of Lakevlew, the
former La Dona Newman.
Mr. and Mrt. Unyd Snider left
for Cody. Wy. last week to Inspect
the new homestead alia he won In
a recent OI drawing.
Tepovac and Mr. Simpson are
brother and niece, retpecUvely, of
28 Hodgepodge
33 Holliighicr
35 Tower
36 Pertaining Ui
th cheek
38 Fruit tkim
40 Deposition
29 Hebrew letter 27 Mountain lak4l Uridgo
30 Indian
mulberry
II Half-em
32 "Smallest
Slate" b )
3.1 Attempt
34 Negative word
38 Volume
37 Chaldean city
38 Upper limb
41 Percolate!
tlowly
48 Three timet
(comb, form)
47 Lion
48 Preface
48 rooted va
50 Smell
(2 It has
hind feet
54 It It a typi of
42 Formerly
4 Daybreak
(comb, lorm)
44 Church te.ita
4-i Merganser
48 Cylinder
51 Myself
53Kxi t
ti Candles
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hot Iran
I Id 11 h 16 lb I If & i ib In C
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Bonanza Youth
Gets PI Win
Vernon Haley, IS, of Bonanza waa
winner of a apeclal judging of Here
ford tteer won In laat year calf
scramble thla week at the Pacific
livestock expualtlon.
Vernon's calf weighed 380 pounds
when he dragged It from the PE
ring a year ago. Thla year, the
calf waa a alerk lOfiO pounds, out
ranking all other entries.
Aa hla prize. Vernon received a
purebred hereford heifer from
Oeorge Webb. Mayvllle breeder.
In beef ahowmanahlp Vernon
placed flrat In hla group.
Other winners from thla area In
eluded Kaye Roomette of Klamath
Falls, potato Judging; Stuart Hen-
lei, PatU 8ml(h and Kathleen Ol-1 Dickson,
ann, lym winners representing Kails.
Klamath county In 4-H llvesvirk
jurl'int: Lillian Meaker of Lake
view, second In fine wool competi
tion; and In the three-eighth blood
sheep dlvlalon, Henry Wllllami,
alxth and seventh; and Carolyn
eighth, all of Klamath
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Mrs. Mary Newman. Mrs. Slmpaon
and children who had been viaitlng
here for the paat 2 weeks, returned
to Uielr home In Medford Sunday.
Mrs. E. Bmalley, mother of Mrs.
Joe Ayoutt, and her aon Raymond
Smallry, who Just returned after
spendng IS months n the armed
forces In Japan and Charlea Bmal
ley of San Francisco, anotner broth
er of Mrs. Ayoutt, ar vUUUig here
with Uie Ayoutt thla week.
Hershel Fleming visited here laat
week with Mr. and Mr. Carmen
Fleming. Hershel Is still living In
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cloud and
Mr. and Mrs. Maurle Morton of Eu
gene, and John Cloud left for Round
Mountain laat week to visit with
John Cloud's daughter. Bertha Cul
ler, with whom he will slay for a
while. Maurle Morton, wife and aon
left for Eugen on Saturday after a
week of viaitlng and hunting here.
Leona Robnett of the University
of Oregon, and Mrt. Susan Vincent
of SOC were horn for Uie week-end.
Fort Klamath
At the regular meeting of the Civ
ic Improvement club held on Fri
day afternoon, October 7. In Uie
clubhouse, plans were completed
and commitleea named for the
forthcoming annual baxaar to be
held Saturday evening, October 22,
In the clubhouse.
It waa decided that booths will '
open and supper b served at 8
o'clock. i
Mrs. William C. Martin Is general
chairman of Uie affair, and has ap
pointed the following committees',
candy booth, Mrs. Stewart Nichol
son and Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson:
fancywork booth, Mrs. William A.
Page. Mrs. Joanna Taylor and Mrs.
William C. Harkler: fish pond, Mrs.
Raymond S. Looslry, and Mrs.
Marvin Roeder: duck game. Mr.
Patrick J. McA'dllffe, Mrs. Loren L.
Miller Jr., Mrs. Jerry 8lemore;
bingo game, Mr. Ray Prowell,
Mrs. Walter J. Wright. Mrs. Earl
Jackson, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loos
ley; kitchen, Mrs. Harold Wlmer,
Mrs. Frank Denton, Mrs. Frank
Edwards. Mrs. W. C. Martin. Mrs.
Bert Gray; dining room. Mrs. El
mer Zumbrun, Joan Looslry, Mrs.
Jack Thomas. Mr. Harry Orem,
Mrs. Ord Prltchett. Mrs. Fred Zum
brun. this committee to decorate
tables In dining room: fortune tell
ing booth. Mr. Loren L. Miller Sr..
and Mrs. R. O. Varnum; art mu
seum. Mrs. W. B Hracock and Mrs
Frank Strahan; decorating. Mrs.
Lloyd Nicholson and Mrs. Hansford
T. Williams; advertising posters,
Mrs. William A. Page and Mrs.
Robert Helms. The chairman of
each committee Is Uie first mem
ber named of each group.
Plan for the bazaar occupied
most of the business meeting which
was conducted by Mrs. William C.
Martin, vice president, and on ad
journing, members were adviaed
that at the next meeting on Oc
tober 21, the annual election of of
fleers will be held.
At Uie close of the meeting, re
freahmenl were served by the Joint
hoaleaaea of the afternoon, Mrs. Jer
ry Siaemore and Mrs. Prank Ed
wares, at tables made gay with
lighted pumpkin and Individual fa
vors in keeping with Halloween.
Vases of bronze and gold fall asters
further carried out the Halloween
motif.
In addition to Uie hoaleaaea. Uie
following were preaent at the meet
ing. Mrs. Earl M. Jackson. Mrs.
Hansford T. Williams, Mrs. Lloyd
Worden of Chlloquln, Kirs. Frank
Denton, Mr. Katheiine Nichols.
Mr. Stewart Nicholson. Mrs. Loren
L. Miller Jr.. Mr. William C.
Hackler. Mrs. Patrick J. McAullffe.
Mrs. Joanna Taylor, Mrs. Bert
Oray. Mrs. William A. Page, Mrs.
Raymond S. Loosley. Mrs. Lloyd
Nicholson. Mrs. Elizabeth Loosley,
and two special guests, Mrs. Bertha
Stewart of Alturas. Calif., who was
visiting Mrs. Earl Jackson, and
Mrs. Kenneth Morris of Tehama,
who arrived here recently for a
stay at 'th home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards.
TB Case Causes
$50,000 Suit
BAKER. Oct IS trP) A tubercu
losis case has become a $50,000 la
sue In the circuit court here.
Hearings opened yesterday on
charge by Mr. and Mrs. Jack O.
Young. Pondosa, against two Baker
doctors who, the plaintiffs allege,
permitted Young to suffer tuber
culosls because of a wrong diagnosis
of his ailment.
The doctors Involved are Dr. Pal
mer McKlm and Dr. C. J. Blakeley.
The plaintiffs ask 850.000 damages.
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