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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1952)
'HIUUSDAY, .JANUARY 31, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE in i; n m i. .m i.i.iiui in mini i vmmmmfm j,' "lMi,iM";Mj 'i m Ill.li.ill.M f-p r-:: Itoooverlnir Mr. Wilbur Jonoa, well-known Klamath million In re covorhiK at liar home, 203 High, niter a suddon Illness. Arriving Monday to be with their mother were Mrs, L. Melinfley, Aiitluch, Calif., end Wilbur Joiiom Jr. Pitts burn, Onlll., who In returning home toddy, Mrs, Mcliulloy will I'omuln lor imiie lime. Correction Aloha 8'iclnl Club, OEM hmleiid of Alolm Chapter will inpel Friday, 1:45 p.m In the Ma nonlo Temple for it dossnrt lunch ron. Curds will follow tlie luncheon, mage should leawa It at the OrliiKi Muporlor Food store, 4214 Green nprlngs, or phone 3-0BD4 for pick up. Hummer PTA Is sponsoring a food aule Kob. a at the Pine St. Market end ut J. 0. Penney Co, . Good homo-cooked food Founder' Day will be obsorved by the Bummer's PTA group In Joint session with tlie Allnmont PTA, 8 p.m, Feb, 13, at the Altn inont Junior llluh gym. Tlicre will be a piini'l discussion on "Rurul Young People." Traveling Mr. end Mrn. Webb White end eon, Merrill, left Mon day for nn extended visit to the F.nnt coast. They will visit Mr White's parents In Vitle, N, C. bo lore returning home, III Mm. Wnlter Roblson. Mnc- doej, Is HI following a heart at. 4 tnck at the fiimlly home. Mr. and i Mm. Roblson lived for ninnv years st Merrill snd purchased the well' known Prsther much In Butto vul ley some time sko I.eavlna Mrs. J. Wnllrr Brown Inn. Mslln, ut leaving Feb. 6 for an extended visit in Bouuiem (Jul) fornls. Willie south she will at tend I he organization of a new chapter, PEO In Fniilann, the for' mer home of the Brownlnu (am lly, Bhe will act its ehnplaln In the organization ceromonien. Improving Clyde Schmidt, four' year-old son of Mr. and Mm. tier bert Schmidt, 2120 Mnmeditle was taken to Hillside Hospital Monday Milfcrelng from a severe attack of pneumonia Tlie Utile boy Is reported to be Improving today Ills fnther hns Just recovered from a hosnltnl sclgo while suffering with flu. There Will be a dunce at (he Langell Valley Hall. Bnturduy niKht apoiviored by tlie Women's club of I.orella Everyone Is welcome. Oood music. ' , Fire Belles Stewarl-tenox Fire Belles have schirtuled a rummage sale (or Baturday. Feb. 9, at 120 South Sth St. Anyone with rum- Klamath Mineral Club-Meets to night at 8 at the Chambor of Commerce. . Doha Kanna Oamma Meets Saturday, 1:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Oeraldlne Owsley. 224 N. 2nd St. Plans are to be discussed lor the state convention here in April, AsslNtlnir hostesses are Mrs, Buena (Hone, Mm. Isabella Brlx ner and Iluth Lobaugh. , ii,.irM,(inn nivdn Williams and .tu I.lntxr. of the J. W. Kerns Company, recently attended an Ir rigation school In Portland. The hohool was Jointly sponsored by Stout Irrigation Inc., Wyss Irriga tion Inc. and me racuic duppi Co-op. D.I- unmn'fl As- Koclatlmt of the First Presbyterian I. , n kau, nimmaDM sale at Suburban Lumber Company, 11 and walnut Bta., rro. o mm . Articles for the sale should be tnk en to the church durlwr this week or phone the church and articles will be picked up. . ..ii. hi.IhI fltit, num. I,, w..." - - mage sale at the Musonlc Temple, Friday, 1 p.m. and Saturday, 9 m Mf.tnhi.rs nleane bring rum mage Friday morning. Treatment Horold Beasley. Merrill Bond, lelt Wednesday for Hnn Francisco where he will under- ... lvatml fnf Rll lVe infection at tlie Southern Pacific hospital. . fl,v,.ttnf nrrthren will obierve Its monthly film iiIrIU ounuay. i u.m., wiiii v,"j oiwn,m oi a imwcngui yn;i.unj, Pioneers." Toastmasters John Rloch was fir,! nltif. winner In lnsL nltlhl's Toastinsnlcr contest, followed by Two Die In House Fire PORTLAND Wl Sulfocstlon In mi curly morning fire ended a liuntlo attempt of a man and a woman to flee the flames In a two story duplex house Thursday, Their bodies were found In a corner of the living room, not fur irom the bottom or stuirs down which they appnrently ran. Police Identified the victims as Mrs. Wllda May Puttee. 20, resi dent In the duplex on 8. E. Mc Laughlin Boulovard, and Wllllnm ?'. Pearson, 28, whose home was on West Slope Drive. Firemen sold smoker's careless ness was to blame for the 4 a.m. fire. Flames were confined to a bed room but smoke and heat caused damage to most of the other rooms. ft LUPE SOTO ft ANNOUNCES TO HER FRIENDS, SHE WILL BE WITH BELLES BEAUTY SALON AS OF JANUARY 31 ROOM 214 DREWBLDG. PHONE 5277 Council Kills Bennett Proposal PORTLAND iffy The city coun cil killed a proposal Wednesday to put municipal judges up lor election. Commissioner Jake Bennett and Mayor Dorothy MoCollough Lee proposed to put the question up to the voters on the May primary osi- lot. The three other commissioners voted against It. Municipal Judges now are ap pointed by the city council. Forrest Kelly and Earl Jones. John Alter was toostmuster for the eve ning, general critic was Frank Jakubowskl and table toplcmastcr was Rlcnara uauagncr. Inrome Tax An agent of the State Tax Commission Is Uf be In Klamath Falls at the Court house March 17-21, March 24-28 and March 31-Aprll 4 to assist In preparing state income tax rc turns. Another tax agent Is to be in Lakcview at the courthouse April 1-2. Art and Needlework Club Will meet with Mrs. Charles J. Mar tin, 228 N. 7th St.. Feb. 6 at 1 p.m. f W u IB) Ml ..,' ASr a BOB ARMSTRONG recently became manager of the Jocal Goodyear service store, replacing Don Liv ingston who has been trans ferred to the company's wholesale department in Sacramento. Armstrong comes here from Spokane. Actor Has Tough Time With Cops PORTLAND I When a rough' ly dressed man walked Into the po lice station carrying a Bible, whip and a revolver, police on duty grew uneasy., When he demanded that they give him an automobile, they be came downright balky. In the end, he got the automo bile, though. The intruder was E. W. Thompson, who finally con vinced them that he was an actor at the Portland Civic Theater and was caught with only his costume to wear when they impounded his car because he parked it in the wrong place. Sugar Beet Aid Asked WEIfiER. Idaho W An anneal has been made to President Tru man for federal aid for Idaho and Eastern Oregon sugar beet growers wnose crops sun are unnarvested. State Sen. Clark Hamilton wrote the President asking If a federal agency could loan beet growers up to t2.40 a ton, the subsidy price, for beets remaining in the ground. Hamilton said the loan would cost less than 1200,000, but would enable many farmers to continue operations o-i a small scale until their 1952 crop could be harvested. Hamilton said about 3.500 acres of beets are unhsrvested because a short labor supply was unable to dig the beets before the ground was frozen solid. He estimated the loss to farmers at nearly a million dollars. Pacific Highway Has Snow Pack SALEM Wi Packed snow covered the Pacific Highway over the 'jiklyous and the Old Oregon Trail through the Blue Mountains, the stale Htgnway commission said Thursday. Motorists were advised to carry chains on those routes. Chains also were recommended In the Santlam Pass. Warm Springs and Austin areas. The Bellevue-Hopewell highway u closed by high water. Mark Smith Takes Seabee Training Cltv Councilman Mark Smith left today for Port Hueneme, Calif., for about three weens oi aeaoea (raining. Smltn, a Novy oesoee reserve, wan a warrant omcer aunng World War II. He Is to be away until reo. a. ALTON SHORT recently was appointed a deputy under Sheriff Red Britton, specializing in civil matters. Hawaii Dumps Trojans, 67-56 HONOLULU 11 An Inspired University of Hawaii basket ball team thoroughly outclassed the Southern California Trojans Wednesday nigh'. 67-56. The Trojans never got going against Hawaii s zone defense Wi-iie-ma 'COFFEE SHOP and DINING ROOMS Quality Food At Reasonable Prices Our new ond sanitary kitchen and meat coolers are open for public inspection at ony time . . . See for yourself how your food is prepared and handled! Southern Oregon's Finest BOND SALE SALEM (P) Pacific Power 4s Light Co. was authorized by Ore gon Public Utilities Commissioner Charles H. Heltzel Thursday to sell $12,500,000 worth oi Its first mort gage bonds. The bonds will be sold to 17 in surance companies and investment houses to finance the company's construction program, Including the Yale hydroelectric project on the Lewis River in Washington.- Coming MALIN FIREMAN'S BALL Sat., Feb. 9th SuppotTwr CMW mi hkH In Tki MMt 01 Tlw Nlfktf N ft to km M, !msk AnM Ftt CkMiM ku4? to Imui m I aatm k? Unaiuai tl 4fn. Tw tklM Mil ak It rut taw fMll Uks art kiotoa tt Wk w em Mik Is H i4H am. Da' wall, u mxtMi-kut at. Jmi Aiuta rot Callaiaa totar. N laeM ititli Ma, B0y.' WHAT MEATY' FLAVOR TABLE-QUAUTy FRISKJES HAS! ALBBPS SURE USES HIGH-GRADE INGREDIENTS1, sialyl YESSIRl CVERY yINSREPIENT 14 U4. ' 9WCMMMT mtmxm ano the mstaes formula FOR COMPLETE NOURISHMENT WILL HELP US STAY HEALTHY-, AND LIVE L0N! Ainu MittiNo ceutun a sivuion of carnation eoMTAMr 1 HxpQrMi(t &D OOXQlDQRP CROWN'S COOK-OF-THE-MONTH MRS. W. D. LOVEiREN . Eugene, Oretna ., . Your cookie jar will be a family favorite when filled with' these ' delightful assorted cookies. So easy to make... so easy on the food budget... when you use CROWN 'ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR. F Mrs. W. D. Lovegren, Crown's JCook-of-the-Month from Eugene, rr - - -- La offers this simple recipe for assort ed cookies. You can add your own variations, too. Mrs, Lovegren says flour is the important ingredient, and she uses unbleached, enriched CROWN BEST PATENT Flour to assure full flavor, nourishment and baking success. That's why the -best cooks in town use CROWN! Criam togetbtr: Vi awa ahartaalnt ar battar 1 cuw tutor 'Aid i mix vrtill OLD-FASHIONED SUGAR COOKIES mi hrat until imootb: 1 tablaipaant milk ' 1 fawiaaan vanilla ar lamas astroct Sift legtlbtr, thru iit ml miximt, tttrkmt h will t cupi Crawn Flaur Vi taaipaan tail v 1 Nmiomim daubla-arhnf kalclnf aawaW Chill If potiibla. Turn out on lightly floured board, aad roll to about inch thicknan. Cut with cookie cutter and place on greased pan. Sprinkle with augu and bake in hot oven (400F.) about 10 miouln. VAIIATIONIi () Different fluvorinon may ba ueJ. (k) Colored nigan iprinklcd on top heron baking are attractive dacorationi. (t) For Ailed eookiaa, rmt two cookiea togather with gnmnd raiiin, ngiM datenllint. (i) For Rolled Chocolate Cookiet, add aquarei maltad chocolate and 1 little antra flour becauae ot added moutura in chocolate. 'I I I I far thtr Csak ef-tlia.A4aits rarlaf, writ H Calls laa, ' CHOWN I Sam aeanomM, ae Crows Mllli, fon4, Ore. t tmm r u I irs a GLENHAVEN1Q FRESH, YOUNG AND ONLY Here they are the new Glenhaven suits right in step with Spring's biggest fashion . . . cheeks. Tiny checks, heathery checks, beautiful checks. Match lessly tailored in a crease-resistant rayon suiting that looks for all the world like wool. Take your pick of a bevy of new Spring styles and colors. IF UNBLEACHED ;l 9