TllllliSDAY, JANUAHY 10. HIM
IIKKALO AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHWJON
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Huininrm Hi'liiml ITA January
iiii'I'Umk wilt ka hrld KrWIiiv III llio
m'hiHil iiym, A ironrnm, "Hiiiikb ii!
llir Hrnhoii," ly Urn tlilril kiikIh
MiHliMitN will Mint Hie iiifcUiik at
'i it i.ni.
Slmi Climfd Hrlln JuIiiimiii, op
frutcir ol llrtllr'N Hniulv Biilnn, ';il
Mn Hi. Imlli'iilpd her nlion will hn
rinsed Ihrnuuli Jim. IB wlillc she In
(III VIU'llUOII.
March of Itlinm-A l)Micllt (lulled
(ur tlm Mulch (il Dlinrn will btr
MHiiuioriri by Hip Civic Improve
ment ClitlJ of Port Kluiiinth Hiilur
lii.v, nl thn C.I. cliiuhoiiNn In Fori
Kliunnlh. Diiiii'Iiik will he liiini III
l. in. in 1 n ut. The public In Invited
to nltriid.
Sunday lllunrr Buillhrrn chicken
tiniilio nntl linked pork chops will
he on Ihe menu for the Klnnmlli
Yncht (,'luh dinner fnmi 4 In 7
p in, thin Hundiiv lit the Yncht Club.
Mnko renerviillona with Mike Re
urn. I'rlrmlohln Cnimi OHIIH Royal
NelKhbuiD n( Ainerlcn will hold rcu-
1 1 n i inrcllim Krliluv, 8 p.m. In the
KC Hull. All vlnltlliK member urn
invited tn iitlend. Mm. M. W. Blrnn
Min, punt oriuje, htm usked thut
pretieut oillrrra itnd iilllcem-elecl
utiend tn miike pluini mid piucllcc
lor iniinlliiUon.
-4-11 'hih-1.ava lied Aimle' llrst
mertlnit of the yenr In scheduled
lor Hiindnv. 2 p. in., nl Wlnemn
Hchnol. 'luleluke. New membern
mnv enroll nnd pnreuli lire In
vited. Joe Cox In the lender.
turned Into hint nluht tram Port
land where they uttended the Ore
linn Bred Grower' Lciikho nnnuiil
conveiiUon In the Miiltiioiniih Hotel.
Aliihn Nuclal Club UICK will
meet Friday. 1:4ft p. in. nl the
Manonlc Temple lor election ol ol
Ilccrn, Inllowcd by cardn.
The Mntlier'n Club (it Hncred
leiirt Al'iiileniv will meet loulkht,
7; 30 lit the Academy auditorium.
All members nrc urcd to attend.
A KiiiiiiiinKe mile In pluniied In
the ncur lulure by the Molhei'n
Cluh nl Hncred limi t Acudemy, All
rinvliiK riimiiun are nnked to tnne
It nn noon nil ponnlblo to Hie
academy.
Leaving Mr, nnd Mm. Chnrlen
E. Drew Sr. nre leaving toduy
iThiiriidnyi lor Lon Anticlen und
Phoenix, Arli. for a vIMt with
Mm. Diew'n nlnter nnd brother-ln-luw,
Mr. nnd Mm. W. P. Johimon,
loiiK-tlme ri-HldenU of Kluinutli
Kulla who now own n cltrun grove
nenr Phoenix. They will vIhII Old
Mexico before rclurnliiK to Kliun
ulh Kalla Mnrch 1.
Cloning U.B. Army nnd Air
Force recruiting nervlce ofllce In
tn be cloned tomorrow nnd Hnlur
iv. Pcraonnel ha been culled to
iv Kuxeuo conlerenco on new reitu
lullnini lur WAC nnd WAP enllnt
inentn. Teacher, Molhera Prlmnry de
partment teuchern ol the Flr.it
l'renbyterlnn Church nchool nre to
meet with mnlhcrn tomorrow, 7:30
p in.. t Ihe church for n preview
of ntudy ninlerlnl for the next qunr
ter. A.U'W International rtelntlonn
Bturiv lirnini hi postponed lt
meeting until Jnn. 17. when It will
meet with Pbyllm Wales, 4M3 Clin
ton St.
' In Sun I-'raml.i'O -Ralph Bans-
: berg. blmsU Natlonnl Forest Fire
Control ofllcer. In spending Uiln
week In Bnn Francisco working on
. program for training fire con
trol nuiinlnnlx. With him nre Mrs.
' liang.iberg and non, Bert.
Iteturn Del.o Mill" nnd Joe
fitecle. both Klnmnth Falls 're-
Ill Mm. Ann Dnrni. nn employe
of Lung's In recovering nl HlilMde.
llonpllul InllowliiR nuijor surgery
Mondny, Bhe In nblo to huvc
vIMIors.
The OTI Home Extension Unit
will meet 10 a.m. Jnn. 17 nt the
home ol Mrn. John Hownrd. In
hlcnd of thr Ic.vkhi oil plitmilUK n
Mvp-nnvlng kitchen there will be n
dcinoii'trntlon on cornnne mnkliiK
nnd gift wrnpplng nv Mrn. Murk
Taylor nnd Mrn. Oenc Woods.
Plenne tnke table ncrvlcc.
81. Paul' tiiilld of the Kplsco
pul Church will hold a rummage
..L Prllnv nnri HntlirrtnV nl thUI
week nt the Buburbnn Lumber Co.,
Hill ana wainut.
Highway .
Travel Said
Hazardous
BAI.F.M 'PI Highway were
hn.iirdoun 'IhurHdiiy In nil of Ore-
Kon'n moiintiihi nrenn nnd In the
custom purl of the ntule, ihe Btule
Iighwnv Coinml.iMon mild.
The Old Oregon Trull Highway
hud been cloned between Union
and North Powder nlncn Wednea
dnv iiftcruonn, but the Comtnlnnlon
mild 11 hoped to reopen the route
Mime time Thiii'idity, IIu::o nnow
drills were piling tin on ihe rond.
Thn I) n.ui. roud report;
Oovcrnment Canii) nnd Timber
line Knowing lightly, packed
miow, plowing, cliiilnn required, IS
to 18 Inuhcn new nnow,
Wllnon Klver Summit Snowing
lightly, packed nnow, plowing, car
ry chalnii. 4 Inchcn new nnow.
Sunset Summit Snowing light
ly, nlunh, pack breaking up. 4
inchcn new nnow.
Warm Bprlngn Junction Snow
ing hard, packed nnow, plowing,
chain required. 7 Inches new
nnow.
Portland. Trouldnle, Cancnde
I.ockn. Anlorln, Snlem, Corvnllln,
I Salmon River Summit, Eugene .
lloKcuurg, uruiun i nm, mcuiwiu
Uure pavement.
Union Creek nnd Bl.iklyoun
Bnowing hard, packed nnow. plow
ing, chalnn required. 8 Inches new
nnow.
The Dalle Pavement bare.
Ochoco Packed nnow. plow
ing, chnlnn required. 4 Inchcn new
snow.
Bend Snowing hard, packed
now, plowing, carry chnlnn. 6
Inchcn new nnow.
Snntlum Pann Snowing hurri.
packed nnow, plowing, chalnn re
quired. 20 Inche.n new nnow.
W lluinctte Pnnn Snow ng
lightly, packed nnow, plowing,
chains required. 12 Inchen new
.snow.
Chemult Snowing lightly, pack
ed nnow, plowing, carry chnlnn.
u incnen new nnow.
HIv High wlndn, pneked nnow,
plowing, chalnn required. 4 Inches
new nnow.
I.nkeview Packed nnow, plow
ing, carry chnlnn.
Pendleton Pavement bare,
Mcnchain Packed nnow,
nruHled.
.n Ornnde Snotn of Ice.
Bnker Snowing, packed nnow,
plowing, carry chalnn.
Ontario Packed nnow, plow
ing, carry chain.
John Day Snowing lightly,
pneked nnow, plowing, curry
chnlnn.
Austin Snowing lightly, pack
ed nnow, plowing, chalnn required.
10 Inches new nnow.
Seneca High wlndn, highway
filino.it Impassable. 10 Inches new
nnow.
Bumn Paced snow, plowing,
chains required.
Weston Elgin Packed nnow,
Closed temporarily by nnow drifts.
Spy Trial In
Poland Pushed
WARSAW. Poland W Five
more pcrnona charged with spying
for the U.S. go on trial Thursday
before thn Warsaw Regional Mili
tary Court.
All are accused of Illegally cross
ing the frontier alter being enlisted
for cnplonHg by U.8. ylng cen
ter In Berlin.
iThrcn days ago five Poles were
sentenced to death after a one-day
trial on similar charges. A series
of other prosecutions nave been an
nounced since Russia hn made
much of Its charge that America
Is financing sabotage, spying and
diversions in Communist nations.)
The five going on trial Thursday
were identified as Wltold Bllrullc..
Jnn Koja, Poawel Grlegcr, Jerzy
Baron and Alfred Plcnta.
CAGKR.3 ARE TALL
TUCSON, Ariz., Wl The Unlver
Klty ol Arizona basketball squad
averages nearly six leet 3 Inches
nnd 180 pounds. Talent man on
itne team Is Tom Cash, t-1 sopho-
more forwnrd. Shortest Is 5-10!i
Jack Howell, senior guard. Five of
'the Wildcats are 6-5 or over.
Oldster Plans To
Wed Young Woman .
VANCOUVER, Wash. "PI An
IM-ycar old man and his 37-year old
neighbor from North Bend, Ore
are expected to be married here
Thursday.
The happy pair is Seth Thomns
Lnnegan, 84, nnd Mrs. Esther L.
Dlllnrd. 37. who live across the '
street from each other In North i
Bend. Lnnegan said he has known
the woman since she was a child.
Each lost a mate by death some
I
Enough milk wan produced In the :
United Slates in 1D51 to fill a river .
3.000 miles long, 40 feet wide, and
three feet deep. I
time ago. It will be Mr. Dlllard'n
second mm riant. unw,uii. .
SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
FOR RENT
$6 per month W ,
DELIVER
SINGER SEWING
CENTER
2-2513 633 Main
k. . . 'T. iPul.l.ntmn T ' II 1 1
of 4-H sewing groups 1 and i have
named ineir ciuo r iuhhik ijt-i-un-n.
min. umi nri .
nirlnliiinn pnrty lor the glii.i nnd
uurillg ine lesson nour uriiniiiMii-
ri in ii it n- ... ,,,
Ciroup 3 the mulling of cloth toys
ill itrnnp 1, j-rniltra uniftc la liiiu
reporter.
Card Party-r-Tlie regular month
ly curd party at the parish hnll
in Lnngcll Valley is plnnnrd lor
Saturday night by St. Bnrnabas
Guild.
nephew, mnnuger of the circula
tion department. Her old and News,
at the request of Dcvcny. one-time
Portland resident. The two have
not seen each other in 40 years.
Miller was at that lime a small
boy. Dcvcny nnd Ills family who
receive the Herald nnd News saw
an ad published by Derby's Music
Store which prompted the request.
Ratification Of
Treaties Asked
WASHINGTON lift President
Truman Thursday formally asked
the Senate to ratify the treaty of
peace with Japan, signed at San
Francisco Sept. 8.
At the same lime, he asked rati
fication of:
1. The Security Treaty between
Ihe U.B. and Japan, signed at San
Francisco last Sept. 8.
2. The Mutual Delcnse Treaty be
tween the U.S. and the Republic
of the Philippines, signed at Wash
ington last Aug. 30.
3. The Security Treaty among
Australia. New Zealand and the
U.S., signed at San Francisco last
Sept. 1.
The dodo bird, a large flightless
pigeon that used to live on the
island of Mauritius In the Indian
Ocean, became extinct during the
17th century.
An American phonograph and
several record ire on their way
via air mall to M-Sgt. James A.
Deveny, Sealand RAF, Chester,
Cheshire, England. The music box
was sent by Maurice Miller, a
Wi-iie-ma
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