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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1952)
V THURSDAY, APItll, VRIIIP l"i iJiljillUllLLJll.lJ.I l Jil id, urn HERALD AND NK.WS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON EI 1 K nit'. U-' t ,--J'rr-,..4 I J LR IS'-t'-t'-' .waesJaei PAGR ELEVEN India Has Largest Women Electorate In World In 111" first lut L I r itia 1 election luat completed in India, America ' ls Iit republic I" AMa, Hie world' lamest body nl women voters han exercl icd ItM rlKlit nl franchise, It In estimated I J in 1 ol the 177 million cllulblc yn'ers In .India i anyone 21 years old und ol sound CIC Meets mind niny voir-, according lo the new Constitution adopted lust two years iikoi, half mi- womrn. TliU nliiKlierliiK Injure ol newly 00 mil lion compares with the number of women eligible to volc'ln tho Unlt lA Htnle.1 inn ul lut presidential election) ci.limiilcd at 111,1.05,000. FlKurcs ore not y-jt available ol Hie actual number ol women who eni wi me noun in the country llleh 11 Hie bulwark of rieinnrraci I III A.ilii, but ludc.liiK Irom the c jllve purt Indian women have al ready pliiven In shaplnu India' FOItl' KLAMATH The roifUlar, ininiiiiK in mcmucrs oi me (ivic Improvement Club wax held on h'rldiiy ulternoon, Apr. 4, In the ..IhLIi,,!!. ...III. (l.n -nul.li...l MPU Harold w'lnier. In the. chair.' Aurli "i101" "nl t,m. br"Jll" """ "(( marks the resumption of two meet- i ink" e.ien nioiiui iiiiiu next II'-0" FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN I VI n't"- ib'-o" - t 1 I l,h i i i r. P ILL., BR o'-o'.itf.o' BR it'-o'-iB'-i" A TWO-STORY HOUSE Is still tho mo.st economical to build. More rooms can he provided above a smaller foun dation and under a smaller roof. Here i.s a compact plan with four bedrooms and built-in jjaraKc. Plan 17H6 by William G. Chirgotis, architect. Ofill Shiyve.sant Ave., Union, N.J., the house contains 24.780 cubic feet with basement. (Further information and plans are available from the Architect named above.) AP Newsfeatures L M. Robison Funeral Held r'Ultrriil lervlccl were held at Woodland. C'nlll . March i!A lor I '.l.Vr Sioitle Itolihon, 7tJ. lone lUiie. en i Iv ic-.deiv. of the Merrill d'-trlci and nl Heppner and KIkM Mile Me ihr Li other of Wal ter RobiMin, Mi, Hebron. lie hud been ill since last l)c ceniber and dird at the fmnlly home Mann -'I' Willi til-i lumllv he came to Mer rill In the varly luoo's and Inrmed near the town of dale, children In the family were all born in that community. Hr and Mrs. flobl.HOli left Merrlil about -ft yearn auo and farmed In Yolo Counlv Surviving are hi- widow. Mrs, llnnnah Itobisou, Woodland: Iwo daughters. Mm. Viola ilrarinack and Mm. Vivian Nolan, both ol Hollywood; Iwo :wm.s, Arthur I.. Itoblson. OrooklUK-i, Ore., and Clarence V. Itobiso'i. Oakland: one alep aon. Allred Atkinson. Ill yon. Calif.: Ihree ulslcrs, Mrs. Marie Whlttmitton. Ilend. Mrs. Josie Chap pell and Mm. Ollle AdMns. both of Condon. Ore ; three brothers. Tyndall rtoblson. Coos Hay, Lotos Jloblson, lleppner, and Walter Hob lson, Mt. Hebron. State Tax Flow Shows Increase SAl.FM l.fl - The mate Is getting ! more money In Income tax returns than 11 did lr.at year. l or the tirst three month of the year $ 1 7,0.17 ,ou wan collected rompnrrd with JI3.029.0O0 In the name period la.n year. The lotah Include both corporation and per i.oniil Income taxes. The deadline lor lillno lax re- I turns is next Tuesday. New Courthouse I Gets Go-ahead SUtiM i Marlon County now has a iin-ahend signal lor construc- Hon of It proponed new two mil lion dollar courlhoune. The County Court nald the feder al ifovcinuienl han allotted nteel for the bulldlim. Hula will be called In a few days. January. IJuriiiK the bunlner-n Hcnulnn, tho inoniiily ireanurern rep'iii wn (Iven by the club treasurer, Mrn. William A. I'akc. Hlandlni com inltlco repoitu were heard and other loullnc muttern dlncunned, lJor the planning committee, the ihiilrmiin, Mrn. p:ll-tbeth M. Iooa ley, iinnounced that lor May 0, a (.peclal event In on the Agenda, with Mra. II. II. lllomqiilnt,-KU1IH dramiillc aria depurtment to pre i.enl hrr nludenth In a program to be held In the cliilihou.se. DclulU will be ulven later PAIITV At the next club mcctlnit. Friday afternoon. April 111, a "iiound" party will be held In honor ol Itev. and Mrn. C. Ellcrv -Kchlln. the lormer hemic the pa.nor ol the local Metliodlnt church. Kach mem ber In nkcd to brlnn nome article of lood, Ihe shower of kUU to be preneiurd the minlnter and hm wile a a mIlll token of appreci ation of their work In the com munity. For entertiiininenl at the next meelinu. Mrn. Hayirond 8. l.onnley local 4-11 club cookery iroup lead er, will ineacnt a team ol two of her club niembem In a demon stration of nel food cake baking. At the clone ol the bunlnenn meeting. Albert A. Bern, repre neulatlve ol the fialad Manter Halea Co. of Klamath Falls. Rave a practical demonstration of the salad master by concoclln a de licious venctiible i.alad which was enjoved as pari ol Ihe refresh nients i.erved Ihe roup by the lltnutesses ol the clternonn, Mrs. Jack Thomas and Mrs. tldon M. liratlaln A TIIiNDANt K Membern present for the after noon were Mrn. Htrwnrt Nlchnl .on, Mrn. Earl M. Jackson, Mrs WHII inn A. Pace. Mm. Joanna Tavlor. Mm. Myrtle Demon, Mm, Don Vcntch and riaUKhtem Ellen and Sii'le, Mrs. Frank Kdwards. Mm. Charles M. Noah, Mrs. Klixabeih M. Loonlry, Mrs. Moyd NlchoLson and nmr.il son Roper, Mr. Wilbur lleseock. Mrs. Ray mond S I.i.oley, Mrs. Harold Wimcr and Mrs. Ji ck Thomas. Mrs. Fldon Uruttnin. co-hoMess with Mrs. Thomas for the after noon, was unable lo be present, and Mrs. Hescock assumed her : duties. I On Frldav even.nK. the Club sponsored a curd patty In the club hoti.'i'. At the close of play, prizes j were awarded and refreshments 1 .served. Holders of liish score were: for bridRe- V'-s. Fldon Brnt inin: pinochle- Harrld Wliner: ca nastn Walter Zimmerman. C'htlo nutn: at I'amcs. Mm. Marvin Roedcr was awarde.l Ihe prize for ndulls while Paul Thomas won llleh score for youngsters. A miest Iprie was mven to Olen lleseock. The i-ookrri food and plant sale I held In the club house on Saturday 'was MICCCK'flll. ol Ihe new Independent nation Is believed that the nronortlon la hlKli. particularly InterentliiK to Amer ican women an Iheir own country approaches iikiiIii another nation wide nresldenliul election In the fuel thit In India, accordion to Madame Vijayalak-.hml Pandit, formerly India n Ambasnador to Washln-fton, "ol all Ihe prolenslons open to women today In India tho most canerly nought after Is politico." Fire Victims To Be Aided BLY A miscellaneous ahowcr 1 vlll be aponwirtvl by the My Com munity at '.he school gymnasium, fl p.m., April 19 for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley and their two younir sons. The Stanley home was completely destroyed by lire April 3. Mrs. Stanley w a seriously burned when nhe ; e, cued one child from the burning building. Sponsors of the ihower are the i American leitlon Watts-Patzke- I Orlllen Pont No. 13: Auxiliary Unit No. 13: Illy Lions Club and the Bly Granite. 4-H'ers Win Scholarships COMVALU8 Thirteen Ore Kon 4-H boys and girls each have a $100 scholarship from the Union Pacific Railroad for agricultural achievement. The scholarships honoring Carl rtAvmond Orav. late nrnsldent of I the railroad, are presented to one 4-H club member In each county served by the Union Pacific to encourage a study of sgrlcultura and home economics. 1 I Winners include: Ronald Halley, . Richland; Neva Goodrich, Prlne vllle; Violet K.lobas, Bend; Mar Igaret Knlghten, Olex; Joy Starrett, Poor mechanical rondltki of cars la cause for many accidents. Keep your car In food repair. Insure with Hani Norland, 627 Pin Kt. What's B&B TV? CUSTOM Killinq and Curtinq, Wrappinq and Curing at the BAKER'S PACKING CO. off Summer! Lane and Bristol Ave. Ph. 5323 INVESTIGATE THE AMANA FOOD CLUB PLAN Membership .15 MONTHLY DUES FREE! MERIT'S 609 So. 6th Ph. 2-3429 r.iyvlllc: Minnie Mae Eakew, Hood River; Oeronda Webbei; Rletn, Graves, Heppner: Shirley Founder, Corbett; Jonnn Ross More!' Bea trice Zessln, Freownler: Dale Pot ter, Joseph, and Phyllis Olson, Payette. ' .. 1 OOUIll Completely soluble, It dissolves jUease, cleans kitchen sinks, table tops, wash tubs, wash lng machines. i Copco Increase Wins Approval SALEM Ifl A l'.'34.0OO annual rate Increase lor Calllornla-Oregon Power Company was approved Wednesday by Public Utilities Cominli.sloner Charles II. Hellzel. He said the Increase Is necos ary because the company has had fn build additional power facilities at high cost. In .some cases, customers will have their rales reduced he said. The company asked for an In crease of $200,453 a year. The average Increase amounts fn i per cent, although some lum ber mills will have their rates doubled, Hellzel said. Reorganization Backed by PTA PKNIJl.ETON The Oregon Congress ol Parents and Teachers will support the plan to reorganize Oregon school districts. Delegates to the annual conven lion voled Wednesday to try to win passage of the proposal at the t olls next November. Mrs. Jennelle Moorhead, Eugene, president, said It was the most Important legis lative business before the group. The congress wound up the con vention alter voting also to try lo get an Increase in the tax base by amending the present 8 per cent tax limitation. Veteran Police i Officer Retires PORTLAND A ninn who j hii brrn on Ihe Portlnnd polirc j lorce 47 vonrs retired Wrdnrsdny He l.i Benjamin P. Wtidr. 77, u I B-fooM-liK'h 245-pound lieutenant on I the (ore. He tins been superin i tendent of the Juil in recent yrtir.s 1 Before Ihnt, he wulked bents in all , purl of the city, becnnie n ser Keant 36 yeurs no, a lleutennnt -2 years bko. "It's too complex for me now I'll be plud to et out." he snid nftcr recnlllnK the old dnys before, the police departmcnus became so spec in 11 zed. N0VMDFT Schilling Food Colors MUSTARD Fenh' Sunshine Sodas Morshmallows 4 Colon OOr Mnm, 6 DELICIOUS FLAVORS .. To Carton 0 "'ZwttwEim, ' - : 39c vvs Compfire Mb. etn it", ymtf, Janet ae( ifafoi CORN WHOU KERNEL 19 CLOROX h 29c POP ' (Plus bottle deposit) for 39c TOILET TISSUE 4 - 39c OLIVES n. , 23c PORK and BEANSNVrZ'23c NORTHWEST'S FAVORITE PICNIC FOOD Tender, crisp Asparagus Green Onions Radishes Carrots Oranges New Potatoes NewPeas Fu,pods Young and tender 2 lbs. 2 bun. 29c 15c 5c Cello bag f 4C S-lb. mesh bag bunch Fine, creamers lb. lb. 9c 21c f YOUR FOOD BUDGEL-wlth PORTER'S FRIL-LETS! GOOD. 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