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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1952)
MONDAY, APRIL 21. 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIV Gify BUei 1 1 i i All. LaM Ladles Aid will men S p.m. Wrdnondity Hi' llto homo ol Mm. Km I Muck, Hprlhi Lake Kami, Hireling I Uie Buburbnn Flro lli-lln tomylit otjlocafiil the lira Mutton on Urltlo. Hperlal Meeting ul the Llndley llcluliln Homo rcxlrtiitlon Hull nl His home nl Min. Llurdim Luomla, 210 Pine. Wednesday, 10 a.m. Pol itick al noon, Piiipiwe ol the meet Inn l Ui finish purses mid Innull next yoiir'i olllcois. Klilrrlaliilng -Murle Kllgure will rntei'liiln Ye Old Pinochle Club ul U ao luncheon, Thursday, April M. al her home In Ihe malingers fipnrlliient, Ulalrs nt 30 Ho. 5th. Any member not able to attend pleaa cull 1-0360 or U10. a-II dull . Ui meet ut the ad inlntnlrtUlon building on Washburn Way Tuesday. Lunch nt 1 p.m., curds In follow. Uncle lloovor and Deola Wryii are co-hoeleuot. (Jrailualra Marvin A. Fulmar Jr., nun ol Mr, nud Mm, M. A. I'ulnirr ol oulo I, Weed, Culll., recently was iiradiinli'd Iroin the U.. Navy's, uvlutlnn electronics school at, Memphis, 'l'onn.. and hue been transferred to the Nnvnl Air lutlou, Norfolk, Vh. , Hvjvurnera Tea li ichedulrd lor Saturday, April 30, at the Wlllard, Card will lurt ul I p.m., to be lollowcd by an unusual style show, apunsorrd by the Town Bhop. The ten hour will lollow. Newconirrn lo Klumiith I'ulli uro especially .In vited. Active and associate tuciit bera muv brliw guests, for reser- The Ilebekuh Bodnl vutlona vail Mra. J. R, Ithodes, Meeting in the IOOF Hull lor a potluc 1 20710. luncheon and business meeting. Club will meet 1 p.m. Wntliiendiiy ica .. ... . I riunning me Kianiatn area uin Scout plnnnliiK coininitce In lo Aloha Chapter - OKU will hnvejmcel at the Olrl Hcout olllco al apecliil enlerluinnienl ul Urn meet- '10 tonight. Inu Tuesday evening presented by -Mr Loren riilmertoii on Hie In A H Illeio-Undergolni' re '..if'.nin 17,1 Time w II . ;rlt training now nt iT.e Navy'. mi. - - IKnii n AUn It'll lltlliif 8 o'clock Ban Diego trulnlim center In Don- laid O l.lng of Chllrxiuln. He en- l.eavlni Mr. and Mm. Wallet Krmiell will leuve April l by tinned An loirs lor Chluago on u liunlnea trip. They will nton en- utile home lo pick up a rw Hunk ut Detroit unci drlvr. home Ijy way nl the YellownUine. Kennrtt It man ager ol Mlller'a. tried lhe service Jan. 10. Training Rruont U. Arult of Wred. noli ol Mr. und Mm. Her- j brrl Arutl. li now at the Nnvy'n finn Diego training aiailnn. Hp en tered Ihe nervier Pro. II. ijiti&&Miireii'.ii OREGON TECH was host recently to 14 Bend High Schol seniors and three instructors. The group Is shown above in one of the many shops at the hilltop institute. The public is invited lo tour the OTI layout April 25. OTI Photo Historic Atomic Smoke Jump Scheduled Tuesday examined afterward to determine the effect ol the thruit, beat and radiation of the bomb. Press and civilian defense, ob. servers -w alt have a grandstand .ent eleven miles Irom ground Zero on News Nob, the natural promontory jn.it In front ol tha control building. By RIM, BKf'KKR iPST. Before ground troopa advance or ATOMIC BOMB 811 K. Nev.'P Nearly 1.500 troon. due im paratroopera Jump, radloloalcal HlHtory'H flrnt atomic smoke lump-; four-foot deep foxholes about three laafety monltorn will move Into no- em. with one eye on the weather, miles from ground zero wllimnnn land with Ion chamber and made final preparation Monday attack the enemy positions. As the Jeiger counters to make aure that lor their upeciacular part In Excr- troopa advance to iiround zero. I " ' "'8 to occupy. Thin may be cine Dr-.ert Rock IV. jfour C-48 planes will drop 120 ne- nn hour nfter the detonation. Bclentli's and military men pro- !lected pnratroopern of the 6Mth Brig. Gen. Harry p. Storko, who plana to be In a front-line fnxhnli. says the mnneuver besides Hn tactical aspect also secki to brace the morale of the atomto GIs and show what equipment can, mined to provide a nuclear test i liwdment. 82nd Alrborni Division Ktiaranteed u furnish thrills for .well behind the enemy lines, more than 300 Invited observers Th ih. .i.m.nt. m Tuesdav If murky clouds and bnc , WD. out lh. .n.mv ,,,.. tricky winds will dissipate. I hold Ihe maneuvers agalrwt "enemy Thafa the tactical nrohiem I1" nuclear blast. iv.lll.in. lhlnrf lfnclni.r hill. n . '"C tactical . pTODiem 1 h- . ............ - - wnicn nas oeen set up. But If winds Yucca Plat will Involve an atom r mr. ,h 2: , ""L u "... bomb drop of more than ordinary or coudH continue to hang low, the proportions between 8 and 10 a.m.. paratroopers may slay on the g.-ouna. a u-n medical ship will evacuate any casualties. Ahead of the dug-ln combat bat talion will be machlneguns, small planes and trucks. They will be laMcted before the blast, then re- College Choir Coming Here The Colleite of Pugel Sound Adel- ,ur "." I All mMhr. .r. urri m .ii,i pmuii i-onceri cnoir win oner oicr enter lue nrst giauo at nnuiinmi , ettua, hcculnr and mcrcd U'omrn of ,Moe Hold a spcclul frlcndMilp inrrtlnia Tuesday, 8 p in in the moom! Hall. Bnllollnft nun i ; By JKA.V OWKN'H "l-ts klp aclKKil todayl". Free Checkups Altiimnnl 1'TA f... nl....l..,.l ..li,'!. in, tomorrow, bemnnlim at 8 30 '' prognim. The . ... t..r all childirn who nrr to;'"'" ennptrr nn. oeeu mvnea enter tbe first grndo at Altumout nrxl lull. The clieckuiin are Ui be mnde at the school. Kor lmllier In formation mil Mrs. It. H. llugen. phone 3-17SS. Adler Award Tuesday Night Tlie auiiuul Adler scholurMilp award llnnln will be held In Mills rkhool auditorium Tuesday, 0 p.m. 'Ihe public In mvlletl nud no ad. InlnMon will be chemcd. Thin award of 1100 yews annually lo tlie public school elemenlry sludeiil III Klnmnth Knlln who proven most worthy and who Indicates sulflcleni talent to make use ol the scholar nhlp In furthering their musical ed ucation. Kttmlitullona were conducted Init week by Harriet Mueller und An drew Loney and the atudenla lo be heard Turaday lilghl nre thone elected lo perlorin before Hie ' jiiwen. Btudents wrllcliutlng In Tuesdny nlRllts llnaU al Molls Hrhool are Klorene Wainatend Kenny Jensen end Larry llenn flout Fremont Junior High B-hool'. Patrlcln Inen ei. Irom Conger Bclinol; Freddie Olson Bervl Alilernon, Georite Ilrntlon. Penny lee. Beitv Aliler on, Nelda Hnook and Judy Hnd ley from lloosevelt H-1khI. Carrie Van Hoosen and Klnlne Plnan from Itlvertlde Hrhool; Jolynn Zimmer man. Jeanne Wainatend. Judy Brauner Paul Munson and Phyllis Cannelly from Kalrvlew School; Joe niapham. Karllne Kritnka. l)can Hnlbert. Karen Blorin. Viv Inu Hanaoii. Vlrginlo Moniem and Joan Kubune from Mill school. Lava Beds Made Ready For New Tourist Season Police Check Petty Thefts Several oettv thefts were re ported to City Police over the week-1 end. i Three teen-aged boys questioned about Saturday midnight In regard Ui a car prowl In the Elks Club parking lot admitted stealing a pair of trousers, a flashlight, sun glasses ! j at . ' half a pint of whlkey. i Five boys were questioned, and three ordered to report to the Juven.le Office today. , Norman Bertram of Frazer. Ore., reported his suitcase stolen at the Southern Pacific depot 8undy morning. He valued the valise and contents at about $60 V. C. FahlKreen, 1819 Oregon, reported a cigaret llrhter taken from the glove compartment of his li aoo NEWSPAPER OF THE AIR Knrlng work In moving ahead ft 'portion of the monument mn he ear narked on Klamath Saturday mwiiciuic iavu urus nutiunaj niuiiun.(.-u t npruyca to sin gra.sjnopperH. .nignt. ppenrn In concert nt 8 i In prcpernllon lor me coming tour- Jnls week all of the trails and ist season. ; mc cump grounds area were Runtjer Ray Knox Is remadelmit . sprayed to kill off early grass and the museum at headquarters und : weeds, an. experiment in fire pre expects to have one of the finest , vcntlon U remove grass from Uie exhibits to be found In an Irutliu-' dangerous areas. Trails can be tlon of the size ol the historic nu-, used as fire breaks, tlonnl monument. The Indian Well camp ground A recent heavy wind ripped the has been put In shape for picnics meiul roof off tlie Bchonchln Buim and has already been used lor a lookout, and a new roof Is being Tlonesta school picnic. Installed. Preparations are being made for The road from the main road repair oi trie main road leading whi-n It li. m. Wednesday In the First Mi-th odIM church here Director Clyde Keutzer will pre sent 40 mixed voices In a well rounded program Beven sollMs will be featured. A n.iH nnll,r....i . ....... wl 'quartet and trio are part of Ihe Irouri hill Tlie Adrlphlans have In Irliidfd In the 18-day tour down the const. The operetta. "The Telephone." nupijcna once a year to an oi wir;by MPnott ,n( (r,P comic opera, tlie Merrill lee vace has been wid- , 'rom the northwest entrance to ticnior classes, loauy. oenior onip.-.T,,, Snrm witrh." by Gordon i mod and uraveled. und the nonh headquarters at Indian Well. Por- Uuy, was Ihe only day In Iho Epperson and Urov Ostrnnnkv are ; ehfKil veur that It was nerfectlv i.uiA hiM.if.k" nn ii.m ...m... legul for them lo take the day Ml gram. AfO-lr V!rIm'c Irom IlKir chifnes nn.l homewoik Folk number. Ihe choir will sine I ! WIWIIIII It In looked forward lo by all the include "Ent-r Voor Oarden." "The ntu.Irnis Horn the lime they uro I ptrldler," "Ho- Had Flow Thp Ircshgien. iHtrenms." "At Nlshi." "By Bend- j Body Found 2 Youths Die In Collision ORESHAM Wl A motorcycle collided with three cars on the Columbia P.lver Highway cutoff Sunday, killing two Gresham youths. Dead were G rover Ronald Cur rier, 18. and George David Lund, 17. Currier was driver of the motor cycle which ran Into tbe rear end of a truck and then bounced into Picnics and even immlng high lighted the day. Muny of the seniors went to A.-ihlund und Ihe Jackson hoi springs. Tills wan truly the Seniors' dny for the glrln' urn unending the Business and professional Womens' denserl Ihln evening lor which Ihey all received Invitations In the mull earlier thin month. This Is also an annunl affulr for graduating senior glrlt Irom the basin high school. m,r. ntmuin 'R in. Tian "Pnnr Wtlvflirln' Ktr.norr "Oh 1 Bernard Dear! What CBnIe Mntter Be?" "Kdse Su Krnvy Mo)e." To round oul the program. Direc tor Keutter added these sacred numbers: "All Hull the Power ol Jesus' Name." "Jesti, Priceless Treasure." "Alleluia! 1 We Sing Wllh Joy." Two spirituals. "Deep River." rtork-a My boul." will be sung by the a caopella chair, considered Tills weekend hai cerlnlnlv been ( one of the best In the nation. Iiu.-.v one lor ti.miv of our slu- I "Nocturne'- and "The Sledge lions of the oiled road were badlv damaged during the winter. Much of It Is to be re-oiled. With the melting of asnow. the approximately 4.000 deer that win tered in the area, are moving back two oncoming cars, sheriff depu- .,. w.lliam omo "un1"1" range. Hangers re-1 ties said, rrnurd Barton Jr.. 22. Grants i Pass, was found dead near nls , r wrecked automobile 12 miles north of here Sunday. ' Coroner Vlroll Hull suld he had been dead 24 hours. Stale police ' reported that Barton's car crashed I through a Ruard rail on the lour-i lane Pacific Highway near the summit of Ml. Sexton and rolled 300 lect down an embankment. GYM-DANDY" HOME PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT Available in a wide variety of combinationt. Sturdy, well built. Prices (tart at. LUCAS SEE OUR WINDOWS! FURNITURE 195 E. MAIN FKRRY SINKS HAMBURO. Oermany (Pi A Ellsworth Asks HST Impeachment WASHINGTON 11 Rep. Harris FHsworth iR-Ore). declaring that I The Sew and Bave Club of Altamonl Junior High Bchool had a meeting nl the home ol their leader Mrs. William Kunz. Mrs. Ray Aschcnbnck Instructed the (tin on darning while Mrs. Cobb was a, guest. Plana for the coming fair woro discussed. Judging team will be Marilyn Alter, LaVonne Yunck and Buaan. Peggy Shannon Shells Kum Marilyn Alter and Susan O'Hnlr will enter In the darning contest, 1 p.m. Snturdny April 28th. The style revue will be entered by ell al 3 p.m. Snturdny. This Snturdny April 10th, the club helped clean the Fairground bidding In the morning nnd In the afternoon we had a sewing meeting to finish up. If nil nre finished by Tuesday, members will try to work out skit for the 4-H Intent show Frl day April 25th. All hope to be Mu lshed. Sheila Kum Newa Reporter Lonev atules that they have found an unusual amount of fine Intent Hie spring lor Uie ensuing- year thin year and that uie nnais snoinu not only prove Interesting but high ly entertaining. Dorris, Tom Shoot Low 42 Mrs. Dorrh 8croggln and Tom Perkins combined shots to win the two-ball tournament at Reames Country Club yeslorda with brtllliinl 42. Mrs. Loren Palmerlon and Clor nice Humble won two prlxes for high gross It and winning on the blind hole. Fifteen couples attended the dinner that followed the golf play. lor Ihelr npring activity and pro- president Truman Is "drunk with Jrct. Election ol officers Is held in power." has demanded his Im- peschntent In a radio broadcast' Ellsworth i-ald the President's "unauthorlied sclr.ure of the steel Industry was apparently but the flexing of hit i Tlmuscles. He seems to nave visions ;3' fc,w ,wJw V,ja'of bigger and belter control. He ikiSS 'has Just told a gathering of news i naner editors that he Is DreDared inln In .. newsnaners and radio KtliK nrn in Mr mt Mn .Jew , .,.. if h thinks It l neces sary." Ellsworth was relerrlng to a recent press conference In which the President said he oould seize newspapers under the same con stitutional authority which permit led him lo scire the strike-threatened steel Industry. Kirk, llealty. Ore. al Klnmnth Valley riotpual A!MI au. iinh, a oay. waig'": 7 ixiunrU 10', ounc, PUTMAN-llarn lo Mr ami Mra. loitar.1 Put.nan. Houla 1 nnx CI Ah lantl. Ore., al Kla.natl. Vallay lln.pilal April 17, W82, a girl, Welal.l: a pound. I1, iitlhrra. I'FTIIIt'K - nam to Mr and Mra. Cl.nli.n I'atrlrk. IttJS N.mlU. al Klam. alh Vallay Huipiul April 19. IU.12. a tint Walghlr 7 puund. 7 uunraa. LOGAN Horn to Mr. and Mra Lloyd lx.tan. Dorrla. Calif, at Klainalh Val Ivy lloapltal April 20 1US2 a boy. Weight: B pound. na ouncra. S("llNItVt5r.M-Uorn lo Mr. and Mra Loul. rlchrtaynyr. Airport Aparlinc-iH, SI Klamalh Vallry lluaplul April lu. 7 ounrei 1053. gill. Weight: pounda MAUD- Born to Mr. and Mra. Clare tlaril. 1748 Mf.ilo Way, al Klamath Vallry llotpllal April la. 1833. a got Walght: 7 pound. B ounce. LONGf"bor.t to Mr. and Mrs. Al Longe, 213S Dover, al Klamath Valley llo.pllal April 19. 19.12. a boy. Walght: Irl. Weight: 7 pounda 7 ounce. Til ACKER Born lo Mr. and M.a. E L. Tharker. nouta 2. Tulelake. Calll.. at Klamath Valley llo.pllal April 19. 11132, a girl. Walght: pounda 13 ounce. ATTACK FATAL ORANT8 PASS Of) Harold C. Clement, 63, (Rte 4, Box 7281 Ever ett, Wash., died of a heart nltnrk on the PnclUo Highway five miles north of here Saturday night. aboard escaped death and serious 1 injury. r n.r ninny w ... mil- I . .--:.. .L ' . j j , dents. Youth MiKlel Legislature De Bells" will complete Hie Aaeipnian namDurg icrry i.n..icu Molay conclave here. Jobs' Dnugh-: program. Ings as It came Into Its slip Mon- ters State Kesnlon In Hoscburu, I iicaem may oe purcnari-u ai ...riaay anu anus, out n.i in . Ilnywnrd relays In Eugene. Club cnnrerlhall entrnnce on the night. "M" Huturtlny niulil and n teen- I the program. age dnnre Frldn..' night sponsored"! by the new YMCA were acllvillcs which kept ninny "on Uie no." Chesa Club members are re minded of an lmortnnt regular Hireling tonight In the school cafe teria. 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