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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1952)
ivkijnksuay, Ai'idi, m, wm 1IKKALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KALI.S, ORKGON PAGE ELEVEN ;:l I J , Music While Shopping In Hew Super Market LIQUOR MEET PORTLAND I Th Oregon Liquor Control Commission, as All Hid newest anulcn In cuxto- mar service will mecl the inmltr been provided lor fruit mid veae- way .lore al 8th and Hmh Bis I"1"1 "P"1"1 "ne" 01 c,"w"' According to Harold John ...... di- , SZaZ ?!Z, ,l'Tu '"f""" trlct i.,i..,....r Iron. Mnrtford. iia.i- 0V(" r",d "wf?? dllng ol curloincr, will be speeded." " "" enabling han- wlil, addition of two more checkout ' m0" , ur0 "cl- "n,d evcn land,., brlriKlnt the tolHl to nix. I1"1 rlirome shopping bungles. Parkin- lucllltle,, will be doubled ! Ne 'ce WIIJ ho , "Wwl to with properly attained on the cor- "'c More Mull a result ol the re- Iter of 8th and Hliih Bin. modeling-. Interior ol the alore Iron. floor ' ".f'-J t,",,.,, to celling ha been entirely done "u,re "'" ur doubled. over In less than three week.i. Bub- Art Nordqulst Is manager ol the contracting work wa done by new ntore. mamain Fails iirmii. New to flnfewuy stores here, bill nnl other retail outlets In Oregon will be a Aelf-scrvlce meat coun ter running the width of the ston at the rear Packaged meau will be cut dally and kent In the re frigerated counter. The splc and apan culling room, according to Johnson will be keuct an even temperature of M to 00 degrees. 8AN FRANCISCO i.fi - A glan' Coolness and calmness will be , cmi 0uiird helicopter plucked a other new feature of the ..tore. I ,.riiii;allv slr-k mun and two coin- Willi air conditioning provided from ,MnUm ,rom a river sandbar W li'Copter Saves Trio in River ILXl4tm,-,.l.,,.,..J part of a program to permit mora persona to sea how It operates, will meet In Medfnrd Wednesday. ARNOLD B. COLLINS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Knute I Johnson, 4 8 3 1 Summers I Lane, is presently rcceiv- ! ing technical training -at j Warren Air Force Base, I near Cheyenne, Wyo. celling units and music broadcast iniougn .prakers connected to automatic record machine. Refrigerated containers have 4 ON IMtlK MAKK WM'il Nilewiiys new iiioi'c in uic oki mn iiiui mgn location is lor- fiially opened Kritlay, the hciiniing crow above will greet customers. i njZm Long-time Woman Employe ; f .SS? I Likes Groceries. Sports -i y U is I ft i 'i Item. .doling of Kaleway Store 8th and High tits, has br.aigh. f' many new features. ' nut remodeling will never change II. e efl.Llei.t and courteous service ' ol the one ol the slon-'s cmpl.ne'. J Mis l.ola Tiuiix. Mil Division fit . uho after 10 year of mtvL-c t .( the same loration Is tending lo be- i-nnie an Institution and permunent fixture. Hhe has worked at the 811. HI :.' store tor 10 years, with lew breaks durilnt the war to 1111 In lor stor-? mni.agers ol -other Bafeway slorca, J W'-' V. :'4 while lliev took Vliei'l.ons. yS.. V-wp: JSw'. i ,j oniiiiillv Mr. Truax Is ll.'.le.l on W jti the payroll as food checker, hut WVn&it , ( ,)lp iK0 nrlps will, the bookwork. aMBaaaMMBkataaaMMtiU i 'n her early years of employment MRS. LOLA TRUAX By JI-.AN OWKNH "fin the one for U.ls oliice!" Perhaps these exact words were . not ued. but ra.npa'gn speeches for Btudent Wody offices loday. ' were similar In meaning. The Btu-1 de.il llody asaembly, lor the pur jx.f.e ol giving the ran.Pclat.-s a cl.ani'e lo expound upon their g.KKl fUitlttles and their rUitliriratlons for the various ulttccv was held Una nlternooi. In the KU auditor ium. In this way. all the slutlent can become ttripiaintcd with the bomlliees. Tndav was the climax oi 10 days of campaigning with the abundance of xstcr and cards which cm. be s.-en in every nook and corner of the hallways. 'tomorrow, however. Is the cru cial one. for It is election clay. Voting booths will be set up In each of the two main study halts, the Ireslunen-sophnmoie study hall and the county library, where seniors and Juniors have their aiudy hall. Voting ts dv absolute aecret 'ballot, f. lowing Ihe pattern of a city or stale election An election board has beet, aelccttii iu assist will, the voting and to count the votes. 'Il.oso who are serving on this board are: Kathv Anderson. Jo llcrrcra. Mil died Mitchell. June Stern, Robin II 1 1 Moll. Ronnie Uershbercer. Ro berla McCoy, Carrie llellbronuer, Jeanne Condrey. Ronnie Conner, rrmriea, Mlla, uuy Munsell, For lett Rulledge, Bhlrlev Crawford, rulia Han. den, 'Inn. Harris, Dick arker. Marlene flblnger. Paula kweek, I In ro d llcalon. Richard Lol ton. a and Bylvla Cicrber. Here la a final run-down on the ton.luees for student body olflcers: president, Clayton Hiinnnu, Cleorge Hansen and Hob Chldealer; lsi vire-nrenldent. Husau Cleary, Cleorge Knlglil and Don Dexter; 2nd vice president. Kay -Angstead and Louis .arottuskl: secretary, Deity Red fieVl, .Sharon Olcnger and Jnna I.si.KHlrl; business manager, Da vid Krrni'h. (lertn.de Brnmlett and Mathew Dol Faltl; and yell leader, Marlene Howard, Tommy Moore. I. vie Mill, Kit Johnson and Har old Mi-Kay. BtiidenU, be sure lo vote tomor row, nnd good luck to nil the candidate! at Urn store during the war-sno ran the produce department You might call her charier member of the Si It 61. uang, alnce she went to work there when the More was built Actually, working In a grocery store, 1 the realliatlon of a girl hood dream. "When I was a girl In Bismarck. N. D ." Mr. Truax said. "I would dream of someday working in a Itrocrry store when I would go ml" one " Washington Has Crime Increase WAHHINOTON M"i Wahington Blate had the aharpesi crime In crease on Ihe Pacific Coast In I0M, the Federal Bureau of In vestigation rejmrtrd Monday, but the Oregon picture wa illghtly brighter. , Tlir annual FBI report covering seven major crimes showed Ore- j gon was the only coastal ftiate lo have less crime thn In IBM). 11.0 agency said 34 Washington cities reported 111.417 cases during the year, compared to ill. 510 In the previous l'J months. In Oregon. 'JO rules had 13. 823 crime reporU as against 13.818 In 1050. Two-thirds of her life here In Klamath Falls hir, beer, spent with Bafeway. Mra. Truax added. Fif teen yeara ago after being mar ried In Bismarck Mrs. Truax came lo Klamath FalH with her husband II.- passed away several yeara ago. They had no children The bespectacled brown-haired woman, has other Interests besides her work. Bue Is an avid sports fan, with baseball coming first and wrestling next In line. "It looks as though my lawn will get lots of allenilnn this sum mer," she said. It's too bad there I. n't any baseball here this yenr." Tl.cn there are other activities. Mrs. Truax Is a past president of the Ktigles Auxiliary, mem ber of the Moose Lodge drum corps and Rrbekal. Lodge. Bhe will be on duty at the 8th Bt. store again tomorrow at one of the f rashly painted checking stands. Pilot Unhurt tnilf'N north of lh Culilorma-Oi e fl" gon border lain Tuesday. 'Hip helicopter completed the 300-mlli rescue fllhL from the Cou.st Guard air base here by land CImUai CttMcttAr 11 iy lJlc 111 tUJ-n Jlm Violet. 57, -A ngniCr VrGMie, :smlth River, Calif., at Credent uuy, Uttiu. e was nospjiaiizeu there for what wax diagnosed a LANOLKV AIR FORCIC BASE. " " " Va. Ail Air Force Jet fighter- 1 rcJ'orlca' bomber crashed Into the water as 1 vlolel ri h' tompaniona. Ross It approached Its bine for a land- "o, Brookings. Ore and a man Ing here Tuesday night, but the Identified only as Pinky, were pllol escaped the sunken craft and fishing on Oregon s Chetco River was brought out unharmed. I hcn Violet was stricken. The pilot was Identified as 1st Lt ' They beached their boat. A game Robert A. Moore of Portland, Ore. i warden got word through to the He Is a member of the 65th fighter-1 Coast Guard and the HO-4-S hell bomber squadron at this Tactical j copter, capable of carrying 10 men. Air Force Headquarters. was dispatched. Warren Flying (To Portland SACRAMENTO. Calif., i Gov. i Warren Is flying to Portland ThurH ) day to set up plans for his Oregon presidential primary campaign. He expects to return the next day. Warren, one of five Republican candidates in the May 16 election, told newsmen Tuesday he plans to spend two weeks In May In Oregon bidding for the state's 18 delegates to the GOP national convention. Poles, Piling Prices up CORVALl.IB Wl Poles and oil ing climbed 1 to 4 cents a foot in price in Uie nild-Willamelte Valley area last week. Oregon State Col lege reported Tuesday In IU week ly farm finest products survey. Fifty-foot poles brought from 20 to n cents a lineal fool 100 foot poles 45 cents a foot. Prices for other products were unchanged with demand good lor Douglas fir saw logs. fOVE POSTMASTER WABltlNUTON If President Trumiin has '.cut lo the Senate the nomination of ugeue D. Wlhnoth as postmaster at Cove. Ore. FARM VIOLATIONS 6ALEM IM Farmers who en.plov children under 16 years of ace during school hours are vio lating both the fedrral and state child labor laws. State Labor Coin-, mlsslnncr W. , Klmsey warned Tuesday. mm PECJM! ALL POPULAR MAKES OF CARS! $is75 Relined and Adjusted FIRST GRADE LINING USED Bonded Shoe Exchonge Slightly Higher IF YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD IT'S GOOD WITH US! 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