MONDAY, NOV. 14, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACT SfVIN?
WtATHER
' KLAMATH frAIXH AND VH IN
I I V t C nti-Wasntiia cloudliirsa today
and Tuesday IUi lew light iiors
tuc-day. lllfha bolli iUjs 15, tow
tonight
Ma. M Mln. St
rrlMUUoa Ual 14 hour .
WKaTttKN OHEIlONi Miwlly timid
iMUf and TilMdai' Willi wvj.mI iiaUl
rin. Might1! cuuler lit nuttii end llitte
waiHter in mkiUwmi vallere totla Ilighe
iHflh tlaye U 1 M. I"W lnlltl N la M
Wind all '! jtMillwuUrly la aeale.lt'
and U U iwlee eri hour lutUy, be
oniii lit tf uUMflr Tueade.
KAHTTKN OMKOON: Muelly rlaudy to
day and Tualy with ortaelttnai light
am timighl and Tuesday, mile rhaitge
in Ivittiwialurw II la ha both day W la
ao. Imi inflight u u 4o aarepl 1& to
jft in Higher aWae.
NONTMKKN CAI IFOKNIA Orraalunal
high clwudineas lxUr and Tuaaday. ba
tHfining rloudy arid cMar In ealreiiie
tarth Tueeda Varlalla wind! vf In
la mllae an hour tiff
GRANTS rAM ANI1 Vlt'tNITV M nat
ty rlMidr with Intermittent light rain
(anight and Tua1a. High laxlay SU.
law lunigltl . high Tueaday H
TK Ml TAHI I
r Ike Aaaarlalad Frees
fteedinga for lha J4 hour ending at
4 3D s- m. today.
Mai. Mia Frea
rugana .. an
lhrlW ..- 4
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n.lltnft .. , in
'art land lrpvrtl Ml 41 .12
t hit ago , - M
IM AalM - BB J
New VmH ... M
Had Bluff 71 44
nan rrenclaca .11
kaattla . ... M M Id
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Civil Hrrvlre Open continuous
esaminatlnna will b held al the
'nltlr ot III unemployment com
pensation commission, 3rd and
Main, for lh position of EHT I to
tabllnh list of available npi)llr.
tlons fur work In the Klmth falls
odlce. Minimum qualification rt.
the applicant mml be a cltlten nf
the United male nd a resident nf
Orrfon. onryear.of eaprrlenee In
nusinesa or gnvernmenlal work and
completion nf lo yeara of college
ni rUlvalrtit cnrnblnallon of fprrU
rnra and training.
FiMaUv Board Tti Camp Fire
Olrla airrutl board will hold In
rnular monthly mwtlni Tufwlar
al 7:30 pm. at til chambrr of
CLmmirca. All mrmbrrt ar untM
tn b prrvnl al ImpnrUnt biulnrnx
III ba bmuiht up for dinruulnn at
Ihii mrftlni. Hulnna will aluo In
clude hnrlni rportj from tha df 1
tatra on the national ronfrrrnr
liftd tn Portland tha laat werk In
October.
Amaranth Frtandihlp Court No
II will hold an apron and overall
danra at tha Maaonle temple Tuea.
dr evrnlnt. Danrlnt, atarta at I 30
and all are uned to mm dreued
for the orraion. lartira will brlnf
a aack lunch for two.
Frani Cons Bar Frank Catli.
aerreury-manaier of the Cooa Bay
chamber of commerce, waa a week-
end TUItor In Klamath KalU. Callie
li the tun of Mr. and Mra. Peter
(.'aloe of Merrill and he apenl Arm- !
j-intlf Day with hla family.
Riverside FT A Member! of P.1V
ertut P1A will meet Tuenday at
3 10 pm In the arhonl auditorium
Addle May Nixon, city librarian, will
apeak on "Booki for Children."
Meeting The Deere of Honor1
will meet tonliht. 7:30. In th KC i
hall for a miliar meeting. Inltla- '
tion will headline the program. Of- !
fleer are asked to wear formal i
ature. (
Altar Heclely TU St. Mary'a
Wlely will meet with Mra. Mi Kale
III Ui Wyihaewer duirlcl ua
Wdneday. Putlm k will begin at
I p. m. 1 liote whu attend are aked
to bring material fur an aprun. Any
one needing trannportatlim U aJiked
to call Mra. riala at 740V) or Mra.
Vaughn al MUM.
Ladle Aid Klamath Lutheran
Ladle Aid will meet Tuenilay at
130 In the church parluri. Mr.
Lar MaUon and Mr. Henry Boll
are huateue. Kugen Hchuttner, dl
rxtor of Lutheran Welfare Hoclety
of Oregon will apeak on work of di
placed penoiia. Member are re
minded to bring Thank Offering en
velopes. Improving The many friend of
Mra. Charlotte Martin, mother of
Mra. J. Hardin Carter. 5128 B Dili.
111 be Interested to learn ahe la
allowing Improvement at her home
on B. 6th street but as yet Is not
permitted visitors. Mra. Martin will
be conflnrd to her bed for tome
time.
Week-end Visitor Mra. Anna K.
Button, formerly of Klamath Falls,
spent the week-end here. Mrs. But
ton, now a resident of Corvallla,
visited with Mrs. II. B. Laigent of
Miller road.
In Kan Franrlsro Dr. M. W.
Poole, 4831 Bummers Ian, left yet
lerday to attend the national meet
ing of th American Academy of
Pediatric In Han Francisco. He
will return at th end of the week.
' leaa-Cp Day Wednesday Is
the day, when the cltltens of Malm
are asked to come to the community
park to help In the clean-up. Bring
rake and shovel.
Week-end fiueal Nanette Bur
row of Ban Pranclsco was a week
end guest at the Qlcn Kent home.
737 Psclflo Terrace. Bhe returned
Bunday by plane.
Te Krattle Lloyd Prock and
Howard Pernell left by plane early
this afternoon for Heinle where
they will attend the regular aevlon
of the logging congress.
Dam peer III fihy Dampeer, for
merly of the Elks club and now
with th Town club, la quite 111 al
Hillside hospital where he was ad
mitted ft 7 SO a m. for medical care.
Te Hillside Oeorge McDonald
ma moved by Kalers ambulance
from his home. 426 Michigan, to
Hillside ha.pllal early this morning
for medical care
Hospitalised Ida May Emmons of
Chelsea addition was moved to Hill
side hospital today for medical care.
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STRADIVARIUS? J. C. Wilson lost his leg in o mowing
mochine Occident several year ogo. But he doesn't wont to
lose his fiddle. Block lettering inside the box reods, "Anton
ius Strodivorius, Cremonensis, Fociebot Anno 1734." Thof
would indicate it wos made by Antonio Stradivari, most
famous member of the great Cremona, Italy, family of violin
makers. Wilson said he wos once offered $500 cash for his
violin and turned it down. But o genuine Strodivorius may sell
for a six-figure price. On the other hand lesser violin makers
have sometimes put the Strodivori name in their own work.
An expert could probably tell in a few minutes whether the
Wilson violin is genuine, but Wilson soys no expert hos come
to look ot it. He says he bought it 40 years ogo, paid $22.50
for it and a banjo he got at the same time. Wilson is 71 years
old. He still plays old time tunes on his fiddle as well as
the folk songs of the Tennessee mountoins. He lives at
Ishom, Tenn,, a little town by on abandoned railroad.
1
SUITS
TOPCOATS
MADE TO MEASURE
a 3 years esperlenr
a Hundred of umpire.
DON'S r.s
112i Main St.
Th. 6S16
Logging Congress
Convenes Today
SEATTLE. Nov. 14 iV-The
three-day 40th annual Pacific Log
ging congress opened here today
with more than (00 delegates from
11 Western states and Canada In at
tendance. Senator Cain R-Weh was
scheduled to give the welcoming ad
dress. Other speakers Include Frank
It Lamb. Hoquiam. and Donald Mc
Kentle of Missoula, Mont.
An organizational meeting of the '
HIGH
SCHOOL
News and
Comments
Br
Flo Ann
Perkini
If
The senior and freshmen cam
out even a far a membership on
the grand honor roll and the honor
roll were concerned. However, the
senior topped all the classes with
four members on the grand honor
roll, although student who made
straight Is and consequently grand
honor roll members were hard
to find.
Senior grand honor roll list In
elude Manlee Crawford, Ronnie
Lowell, Flo Ann Perkins and Dave
Todd. Senior who received at lean
ii average are: Bally Bamhlsel,
14: Betty Bennet, 14: Arlene Bral
ller, li; Beth Bunch, 1.4: Peggy
Dahlman, 14: Ruth Oaylord, 14:
Claudette Oleason, 1-3: Miriam
Ooddard, li: Clarissa Mason, li:
Rottmary Murray, li: John Ow
ing. 12; Bob Peuoldt. 1.4: Dick
PeUoldt, 13; Ronnie Schorigen, 1.4
and Jackie Blusher, 1.2.
The Junior cla came through re
port card day with only nine honor
roll member and one grand honor
roll member. Btanley Huber wa
the one Junior who had all 1
grades. Honor roll members from
the Junior class are: Cleo Cadwell.
13; Tommy Claudson, li; Bud Del
ler, 14: Floyd Hoeflen. 14: Mary
Hooker. 13: Parrel Oarst. 14: Ron
ald Juniper, 14: Keith Kelsay, 12
and Tom Uplngton, 1 4.
Sophomores did slightly better
than the Juniors with Beverly Hunt.
Marilyn Oerber and Dick Tracy on
the grand honor roll. Honor roll
members for the sophomore class
Include Bernlce Alexander, 13; Rob
In Blthell. 14; Ted Cobo. 14; Bar
bara Custer. 12: Beverly Eell.
12: Ron Hershberger. 14: Sylvia
Hlllts. 12: Martha Ivie. 1.4: Bruno
Morosin. 14: Marvin Nerseth, 12;
Pat Prather, 12 and Angus Stew
art, 12.
The first high school grade for
the freshmen showed them to have
Just a many member on the grand
honor roll and honor roll combined
a the seniors. Gertrude Bramlett
and Wayne Elliott had their names
on tha grand honor roll and honor
roll members are: Elizabeth Aber
cromble, 14: Carole Adams, 14:
Marilyn Allman, 1 3: Donald Day.
13; Lewis Prederlrkwn. IS: David
French, 12: Jacqueline Hayden. f.S:
Bonlla Huddart. 14; Joan Jurke
land. 14; James Laatu, 1 S; BUI
Matthews, 1 J; Claudia Miller, 14;
Pat Payne, 14; Leroy Porter. 14:
Antoinette Schoonaer, 14: Shirley
Sehorn, 14 and Louis Taucher, 12.
Church Honors
Bishop Barton
More than 100 person gathered at
St. Paul Episcopal church for a
buffet supper Bunday evening in
honor of the Rt. Rev. Lane Barton,
bishop of the Diocese of Eastern
Oregon, who spoke on General Con
vention of the church held this fall
In Ban Francisco.
Among the guests were the Rev.
H. N. Tragltt Jr. DD, rector of the
Episcopal church at Lakevlew. He
was accompanied h e re by five
members of his parish. The Lake-
view group left for their horns fol
lowing lupper. Bishop Barton left
for hla home at Bend early Mon
day morning.
Chairman of the supper waa Ha-
zel Morrison.
Uon here today. Th mawtlnf speew
Saturday and will last until Wad.
neaday.
MENNONITES Mitt
DALLAS. Or., Nov. 14 Ufi More
than 600 Mennonlte from the three
coast state are meeting In conven-
Dr. R. TkatWar Udelley
OPTOMETRIST
Salt (It, MetVDeatal WU$.
Pbea 471
u JLi!M3r.m. Cosmetic Dept. Street Floor
Western division of National Forest
Industrie communications also was
on tap for the first day. t
I
Marine Meeting There will be a
regular meeting of the marine corps
reserve Wednesday at 1:30 pjn. In
iht old hangar at the airport. CpL j
Bert L. Hegler will conduct a class
on artillery communication. All
ex-marlnea and anyone Interested ;
niay attend.
If-
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ELMER FLEMING, Agt.
Vholsuw
' VCMI HAD a Mil
BREAD
( TOO NAD MH1ION DOtlStl
VOU COUtN't IUT tllfll (HAD
WIN A NEW
AYTA6
WASHER
IN MERIT'S
"OLDEST MAYTAG" CONTEST
That's right--wjV toekinf for ttw eUt Mayta
WaiIhw in th Klamath Basin and wbtn find it
w'r going to gi thm ownar a bmad mwv, latMt
modol Maytag Waahar in xchanfa,
Thar ar no complicatod rvlaa in thia contact just
writ yoar nam and addr. and tha Mrial nnnibar of
your Maytag Washor on th an try blank balow. Than
if yon livo in Klamath Fall bring your ontry ia- (If
yon livo out of town, jutt drop it in th mail) That'a
all thorn is to it.
Here are the Rules:
1. Serial numbers of all machine entered in the
contest must be turned in at Merit's.
2. The owner of the oldest Maytag agree to ex
rlmife the machine for a new Model NJL Maytag
Washer at the end of the contest
3. Factory records of Maytag serial numbers will
determine the age of washrYs entered in the contest.
Decisions of the factory as to the age of each washer
entered will be final.
4. You need not be the original purchaser of the
washer to win. (Many Maytags have given faithful
service to several owners.)
5. in.v Maytaft owner is eligible, regardless of
where the machine was originally purchased. (See rule 6.)
6. You mutt be a resident of the Klamath Basin
to be eligible.
7. Contest ends mitl-night 'December 10th.
Clip the blank, fill it out. and thea bring or mail
If you ara wot tha swssr of a Maytag, give this to
1st PRIZE
Additional Prizes
Appropriate Prizes will be
Given for the 2nd and 3rd
"Oldest Maytag"
YOU CANT LOSE!
Stop In st MERITS and its th nsw
MAYTAGS If you should
purchsio your Mtytsq Wsthtr from
Merit'i during ths contest which sUrti
today and your wsthsr wlm tht prito
ths oldsit wether in Klsmsth
County, you will be credited with ths
currant tilt pries of tha Model N2L
Msytsej at ths snd of ths contest.
You can't rote I
it to our atom to ontor tha contest.
friand wks is.
Use This Convenient Entry Blank ,
MERIT'S
09 South Sixth Stront,
Klamath Falls. Orogon
GontUmani Plaasa ontor my Maytag washar In
accord nca with tha contost rulas
Tha sarial numhar of my Maytag is ...-...-.--
Nam
your "Oldast Maytag Contest' in
Addrass
Mt S. (th KLA
KLAMATH FALLS Pk.aa MM
ThwtfouKrww!
The answers to everyday
Insurance problems
By Jerry Thomas
Iniuranct Counselor
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; d. Dusting Powder $ 1 .50 to $3.50 . Sachet Coocorv
t trofe $2.25. (All prices plus tax.)
i S Cosmetic Dept. Street Floor
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