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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
I'HURSDAY. FIWHUARY 7. Hffla HERALD AND NEWS? KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TEN 1 n r m i r i ..'itrtirJ:. W 3 '" V VI PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY THROUGH SAT. FEB 16th. SLIDE DERAILS TRAIN When a Western Pacific freight train plowed into a roCK suae in me reamer iuver uauyuu near Virgilia, Calif., several cars were derailed and the three-unit diesel locomotive stopped at the water's edge. No one was injured. MODEL UNCOVERED Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (left) and Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) discuss a,' model of a new anti-aircraft gun after uncovering it in the senate office building. The gun was one of several secret weapons models taken to the building to be viewed by senators studying the armed services budget. The models were shrouded in white cloth and guarded by mili , tary police. No details were released about the anti-aircraft weapon. Eagles Plan Orphan Party The only Klamath Falls "war orphan' to come under the Fra ternal Order of Eagles Memorial Foundation, which cares for wid ows and children of World War II veterans killed in action, will get a birthday party Saturday after noon at the FOE lodge. Seven year-old Walter Ambroget ti and his classmates at the Mills second grade will be feted by the local Eagles and Auxiliary under the Foundation plan. Walter Is 'the son of Mrs. Ed Ybarra. His- father, Walter Am brSgettl Br., was killed in action while flying over England as a tall gunner on Sept. 17, 1945. The Eagles of the United States Pioneer Community By VERA CLEMMENS Mr. and. Mrs- Marten Parsons spent the weekend at Ashland visit ing the Fritchards who were for mer residents here. They returned Sunday evening. The Parsons' granddaughters, Sharon and Diane Bringle, spent a few days- here while their par ents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bleha made a trip to Eureka, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bechted were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bramhall. They left on Friday to make their home at Long Beach, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Clemmens : : YOUTHFUL BRIDE FT. FRANCES, Ont, Ufi A 15-year-old bride is amontr ' 19 stu dents at the hew Indian school on the Northwest Bay Indian Reserve take care of 1360 war orphans in this country. Young Walter is the only one from Klamath county. He has a two-year-old sister, Jeanne Ybarra. spent Wednesday at Dorris visit ing with Mr., and Mrs. J. N. Mat thews. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook visited at the home- of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Burkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robertson.' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cofer and the Rev. Holloway of the Methodist Church were visitors at the W. L. Frains this week. Mrs. Erwin Heim is at home ill with the flu this week. Mrs. Harold Simmers stopped enroute to Medford to spent a few days with tier daughter. Mrs. Or ville James. John Everhart has just re turned from Japan where he -has been with the Air Forces there -the past three years. He, his wife Betty, and their three children have been visiting with his folks Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Everhart at Lindley Heights. The Everharts are former residents of our community. hi mount01' MACARONI PoreVaii li Ctkei tnd icing have richer flavor made with KKQ9BERI ScfcilliNf Predicts are never packed wider any otter nam TRETCHElf SUGAR PEACH tb 1 frf I Yellow Cling in Heovy Syrup zrtic ouWM CU13 J Fino Granulated 10-lb. bag TOMATOES 5"$1 00 BUTTER GOLD CREST Pound liife 41IIU 1VM I AS CFPETPljre . s - iiyni irvirtMii wi nkiwiibi i -r j inn AATr 4 ..... iski Ml ... M V l Whole, unpeeiea. no, x.V2 tin Grade "AA" In Ctm. NU LADE DOZ. 82' SLICED BEETS U Three Sister,! No. 303 Tin TOMATOES 6-$100 HI)NTS. Solid Pack. No. 300 Tin U SWIFTNING 761 TOMATOES 4 HUNTS Solid Pack. No. IVi Tin U Fruit Cocktail 5 i It' No. JOU nn 93 41UNT VOOAK. STItETCHtIL t A. 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