FRIDAY. JANUARY 18, 1052
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALT-S. OREGON
Obituary
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CLARK
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Mtru.1 Mr.t Clark, 73. a native of
Illufi &pring, -Illinois- una -vtvitie...
of Mslin, OriCon for thft pal 7 years.
died her Januirr 17. J952. Hurvivnrit
Inoludfli five , dauthtr, Mn, Ethel
Thomwon of Virden, Oklnhoms, Mr.
Ett KeU of Puncsn. Oklahoma, Mn.
Hazel Thomnton. Mn. Dor-It Henry
and Mn, Dsrothf Dnruh. ill o Maitn.
Oregon: ' lhrr torn, Ftntt ciai sr.
of verdeni Oklahoma, Woodrow Clark
of CottonwrwJd. Calif., and Homer Clark
nf Mslin, Ore.: two listers. Mrs. Mary
Dupec and Mm. Cora We biter and two
brcithere, Henry nd J aim Fiedler, all
of Beard town, Illinois: alio i:i (rand,
rhildren and 4 greM-ffrandchtldren. The
remains rest In Ward' Klamath Fu
neral Homa. Notice of the funeral ar
rngementa will be found He where in
this . Issue.
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Funerol
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Funeral servicei tor Jack E- Franey.
52. who died here January 15. will take
place from the Sacred Heart Church.
Hlih at 8th, on Saturday. January If.
19A2. when a requiem maw will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul
commencing at 930 a.m.. Rev. T. P.
Casey officiating. Recitation of the
Holv Ronsry will lake place from the
chapel of Ward . Klamath Funeial
Home. 925 High St.; on Friday, Janu
ary IB al 8:00 p.m.- Military honor at
the araveside In Mt. Calvary Memorial
Park will be conducted by Klamath
Post Kft. American Legion.
v CLARK
Funeral service for Minnie Mane
Clark, 73, who died here January 17,
will take place from the Matin Presby
terian Church on Saturday, January li.
1952, at 1:30 p.m . Rev. George M.
Shuman officiating. Final rite will take
?lace from the Hansen runerai nowr,
nktahnm with Interment in
ChickUha. Oklahoma. Wards Klamath
Funeral Homt in charge of the a
ranxement. LEWIS
Funeral services for U Alva Lewis.
72. who died here January 15 will
take place from tfe chapel of Wards
Klamath Funeral Home. 923 High St..
Friday, Jan. 18, 1952. 2:30 p.m. Rev.
Keith P. Fields of the Bible Baptist
Church officiating. Commitment erv
ice and interment in Klamath Memor
ial Park.
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KNOiatl
Funtral services lor William Knowlw
0. who died here Jan. IS. will be
held from OHalr's Memorial Clupcl.
6th and Pina St. Friday. Jan. 18. 11
itis- ln Georse Alder of the
First Christian Church officiating, In
tarment will bt lit Klamath Memorial
Park. , .
CARRY AID TO TRAIN The crew of a Coast Guard heli
copter check a map before taking off from Colfax, Calif.,
with emergency supplies and a doctor which were lowered
to the stranded City of San Francisco streamliner snow
bound in the High Sierra. Plans to evacuate some of the
passengers in the helicopter were given up as ground
rescue crews reached the scene. (AP Wirephoto)
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DISTRICT COIRT
Daniel G. Brown, no vehicle license.
Fine SC.
Richard C Bonney. overload. Forfeit
Ms bail.
Vito Spada, overload. Forfeit KJO
bail.
Clifford Booker, overload. Forfeit S2S
. ball.
Donald H. Fedick. truck speedinl
Forfeit $10 ball.
. Melvin G. Stueve, overload. Forfeit
121 ball.
Edward A. Hoock, overload. Forfeit
Ttl ball.
Vernon E. Puckett. no venicle li
cense. Fine S3.
Melvin L. Rydlnf, overload. Forfeit
32 ball.
Fat J. Hanifer, overload. Forfeit $30
ball.
Tine $5. (
MUNICIPAL COIRT
Jimmy Chocktoot Jr., drunk.
$13 or 7'i daya.
Fine
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DRIVER DIES IN FLOOD Giles Steele, movie studio costume designer, lost his life in
the auto in foreground when raging floodwaters swept it from a Culver City. Ca'if.,
highway into a ditch 150 feet away. Authorities are attempting to determine if any
lives were lost in the other auto overturned in background. Widespread damage oc
curred over a large area of Southern California during recent torrential rains.
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THEY HAVE HEIR Queen Narriman and King Fnrouk,
shown during tour of Italy last year, are parents of an he'r
to Egypt's throne. The teen age queen, mnriled to Farouk
last May 6, gave birth to a son in Cairo on Jan. 10. Tho
Infant was named Prince Ahmed Found after his grand
father, King Fouad 1. The 31 -year-old inimnreh of the Nllo
Kingdom divorced his first wife in 10-IH after their ten
year marriage resulted in three (laughters but no male heir
to the throne. . . (AP Wirephoto)
jPOULQER-WRECKS HOUsc -t- a nve-ion ocuiuer, dislodged by heavy rain from the bluft
aquve -jais ueacn nouse ai niaiioou, vaiu., smasneu iniu uiu garage wnicn was ouui anovc
Uiekiou$krhe house itself was not greatly damaged. A heavy rain storm dumped more
'-than five inches of rain on some parts of Southern California. (AP Wirephoto)
Big Bore For
Mr. tadier
LA CIRANDK, Ore. I.fi-To Lloyd
A. Chiintlli-r, 55. Hie ypiir Mi la
it terrlbln bore. l!v hit brrn ynuii
Inic ever since It nrrlvcd.
A.h a inntter of (net, lie Im.ni'l
been nble to auit. The ynwiw niiiit
ed New Yritr s Duy. itbnul one it
minute, mul thru not woine. He
wns ynwiunit every other seeontl
when Ills phyitlclun, Dr. Jnhn B.
Greitory. sent him to hojpllol live
uuy ago.
There he went Into an oxygen
tent, nnd nttendnnl brKnn Irent.
Inn him with Injectloni. Now he's
Ri'tuim belter buck to a yawn n
minute.
Chnncller, a nillroiirt clerk here
for 27 yenra, nld he uwlermood he
wns Bufferlmt from nrthrltLi nnd
lurk of oxygen In his blond. Me
nld this tired him out nnd krul
til in vnwiilim. Dr. Gregory v.uuld
not discuss the rase, hut CTmiidlrr
mi III he hnd been told ho would
recover.
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5tiT ai lbi JIulrl 1 hitcoruU, at tlx
Cific Onirr in lh ibaffr aat
boitpinit ilulrirl, ia Uttect lina witk
boiu jft bri !(.
Hrinjt your famtlf for a rrk-iit4
or lonitff, anl fojojr ih dittitiriita
iloirl biiromb cut (in and rvlr.
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BIRTHS
GRIMM Born at Klamath Valley
Hospital, Jan. 1?. 1S52. to Mr. nd
Mrs. Alfred Grimm. 839 Rose, a boy.
weicnt: i pounds 3 ounces.
ROUSH Born at Klamath Valley
Hospital. Jan. IB, 1952. to Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Koush, 3113 Delwaie, a boy.
Weight: 6 pound 10 ounces.
BROWN Born at Klamath Valley
Hospital. Jan. 18. 1952. to Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Brown J 323 worden it.,
a boy. Weight: 8 pounds' 103 ounces.
EVANS Born . at Klamath Valley
Hospital. Jaiw-17. 1953. to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard xyana,' -Klamath Agency,
Ore., a boyv Ws-LBi: S pounds 4 ounces.
PINELLI Bora mi- Klamath Valley
Hospital, Jaa lt, --iO Mr. and Mis.
Herbert ,TinUi. 524 Hi3h, . a girl.
Weijht; 1 pundr 14 '4 ounces.
MAKBlAGfc LICENSES "
CKEETFE-e-McAULlTTE. William J.
O'Keefe, 34 jtockman. Native of Ore
gon. Residenr of Klamath Falls. Ore.
Mary . McAuliffe. 18, olork. Native
of Oregon. -Resident "of - Mali A. Ore.
AASVnep VSINE3 NAME
97 "tTRAlKf R tARK. CLIFTON Rich
mond,' 'Ji Jtindi and Nitro Kiadifr
Weather
Western Oregon - Cloudy with
Accasianal Talrr Worth portion.
mosviy ciouay wiin occasional snuw
ers Frld&yaxid Saturday: not so
cold south portion Friday night.
Highs both days 40-50; low Friday
nleht 30-40. Southerly to southeast
erly winds 25-35 miles an hour off
the coast, shifting to southwesterly,
15-25 miles an hour Saturday.
Eastern Oregon Increasing
cloudiness Friday with mixed rain
and snow northern valleys Friday
evening: occasional snow Friday
night: mostly cloudy with occasion
al snow flurries Saturday. Warmer
Saturday. High Friday 20 in south
and 38 northern valleys: low Fri
day night 15-25; high Saturday
20-30. Locally windy north portion
Friday.
Northern California Partly
cloudy Frldav with scattered show
ers from Kintr City . and Fresno
southward: rain near Oregon bor
der late Friday spreading south
and extending to Paso Robles and
Fresno late Saturday; little tem
perature change. Variable winds
10-20 miles an hour off the coast,
becoming southerly, 20-35 miles an
hour from Point Arena north Fri
day night and extending south to
Point Sur Saturday. .. ..
Grants Pass and vicinity Cloudy
with occasional rain Friday after
noon ant evening:, showers Friday
night Jin Saturday. Hlr;hs botli
days 38;.; low Friday . night 32.
BACK FROM KOREA Lt. Eddie LcBarbn, former foot
ball great at College of the .facifiOi js velcomed by his
parerits. Mr. ahd Mrs. Edward LeBaron of Oakdale, Calif.,
on his arrival at the Alameda Naval Air Station as he re
turned from the Korean front. ;Eddie was wounded twice
while overseas. ' '- (AP Wirephoto)
.'Trouble Flares In Tunis
As Police Move In, Grab
; Us. 'f ; At. A
Top
Communist Leaders
TUNIS. Tunisa Pl French-led
police arrested some 20 top Tu
nisian. Nationalist and Communist
leaders in predawn raids Friday
and hurried them to secret rural
detention spots. .....
An immediate and unlimited gen
eral strike was ordered for all of
Tunis by the big labor federation,
General Union of Tunisian Work
ers, to protest.the arrest and Thurs
day's bloodshed.
Three Tunisians were killed ar
at least 50 serlou'ly injured whe.i
police lired- into mobs at Ferry-
vllle and uizerte inursaayi
French authorities, who rule this
North African dependency as a pro
tectorate, banned the two-day Na
tional Congress of the Ncc-Destour
Party,
To enforce Uie ban, they threw
police blockades across all roads to
Tunis to keep delegates out.
One of those arrested was Hablb
Bourgulba, president of the Neo
Destour. who in the past six month
had made a world tour pleading Tu
nisia's case for independence Iroin
France. "
He aired his views over the Voice
of America, the U.S. government
radio service to foreign land , when
he was in the United States last
September.
Ten days ago he was In Paris,
where two Tunisian officials arc
trying to put their cause before the
EGYPTIAN DANCER TO PERFORM Samia Gamel,
Egyptian dancer, checks music script with Lou Walthers
(right), Miami Beach night club operator, as playboy hus
band Sheppard King of Dallas, Texas, stands by at left. The
dancer plans to perform in the night club. (AP Wirephoto)
Painful cramps of "Monthly Periods" stopped
or amazingly relieved
in 3 out of 4 coiei in doctors' own testtl
Women and girls who
sufler from those functionally-caused
cramps, back
aches and headaches of
menstruation who feel
upset and irritable on cer
tain '-particular days"
may often be suffering
quite unnecessarily I
Such Is the conclusion
from tests by doctors in
which Lydla E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound gave 1
complete or tlriklng relief
from such distress in 3 out
of 4 of the cases tested!
Tat Medical evidence ahowa
Lvdia Finkham'a thorouRhlv
modern In action. It exerta
a remarkably calming cflect
on the uteri trirliout the
UMe ol pain-deadening druanl
The effectlveneaa of Lydla
Plnkham'a neede no proof to
the mllllona of women and
girls whom It has benefited.
But how about you? Do you
know what It may do for you?
Take Lydla Plnkham'a
through the month. 8ee If
you don't get the same relief
from the pains and weakneas
of "those daya"! bee It you
don't feel better beore and
during your period!
Get either Lydla Plnkham'a
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If you're troubVd with "hot
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distress of "change of life"
you'll find Lydla Plnkham's
wonderful for that, toot
S-T it ,
py
I.vdla Pinktarn's
han a Quieting
elfeet on the
uterine contrac
tion (see chart)
whtchotenceilte
mentlrual paint
Reservoir For
Awbrey Slated
BEND If The Bend Cltv Com
mission has awarded a contract
for construction of a new reservoir
on Awbrey Butte to the State Con
struction Co., or Seattle on a low
bid of $187,839.50.. . .
The engineer's original estimate
for the protect, prior to the dis
covery of soft.rocki was 273,500. A
preliminary test -drilling had In
dicated; basement of basalt lava
from ar volcanic vent on the slope
of the old cone. ' i-
Hollie McMillan
Hurt In Accident
Word has been received hv Mr
and Mrs. Ross McMillan of this
city that their niece, Hollie Mc
Millan, Is in a Fresno hospital as
the result of a recent automobile
accident. Hollie is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMillan of
Dinuba, Calif., and former resi
dents of Bly. Miss McMillan's mar
riage to Curtis White of Fresno
which was to have taken place in
Dinuba February 2 has been post
poned for several months.
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Security Council and have won Pak
istan's pledge of support lor this
move. He flew to Tunis and wns
to have presided over the Neo-
Destour Congress. v
Government sources In Paris ac
cused Bourgulda and the Coinmun
nlsts of trying to start a civil war.
They also accused him ol putting
pressure on the Tunisian Cabinet
and the Bey of Tunis to appeal
independence demands to the U.N.
KENO PROMENADERS
Saturday Nite
Jan. 19
OUR MOTTO:
"More Squore Dancing Fun
for Everyone"
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