Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 30, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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    WEDNESDAY, APUlI, 30, 1052
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACK FIVC
Itumiiin.e Hals A Hoy Seoul
Troop spouaiiird ruiiimnue nnln li
nliilntUor Wioji:. Mum Muy V mid
10. Iniiu II w, in. to il I). in Anv
ne having rimnuauc la naked to
tnll D'Jtirt lor pickup
Meeting The Coiiinmnltv Council
Committee iniTPbt 'Ihuindav ul
p. m. Hi Ui homo of Mrn. l.ui'lllr
O'Ncll, with nil evulunllon nl til
I mponim to "Uoinli.unllv Council"
letters planned.
I'T Cminrll-Tho Klnnmtli Cmin-
tv P'l'A Council Ims l I l'l-
luck meeting lor Krldnv. 1 30 p. in.,
lit Fremont cafeteria. Mm. led
Conn. I.nkovlew. I'TA rcKlonnl vice
nrenldcnt. has krd nil units Jw
represented as tliln will be llio vice
president's olllclnl visit.
Kiirloiirh-Pfc. Alun I. nice. nnn
of Rev. mid Mm. Arthur L. Illr
of Ids Mt. Lakl Coinimmltv
Church. la vulllng hi" uarrnts on
lurlough before ho hlpii ovrmo
to Germany.
Oprii Meeting Otllce workers
mid members of the Nnllonnl Hcc
lelnrles Association meet Friday.
7 pill.. In the Klamath Iliialnru
College. 733 I'lno. Speaker will lie
Mr V. Miller. prnlcnmr of educn
tlnunl rlccnce nt Southern Oregon
College of Education.
Ilenesl-The "llnllrlnjnh" Kail
I ir Cantata preaented In Chllociuin
fcanler Sunday will be preaented
once again el Uie Fori Klainnlli
Methodist church Sunday at 130
p m Tweiilv-llve vnlccn compose
the combined ndiiltn mid bnvn
choir. The cantata will be directed
bv Miss Doiiiib Tnl-nt. ChllonuUi.
II Is oiien to the public.
Troon 1M Scoutmaster Frmik
Rlrahan has announced troop
mcetlmt will be held Frldnv. May
3 In Uie Clvlr Improvement club
house. Fort Klamath. A special
program will be nrenentrd mid re
frenhmentn nre to be nerved. Any
one Interested Is Invited to attend.
Court May
Up Damages
BAI.KM Ml -- The Ormon Su
preme Court derided Wednesday
It linn nuthnrltv to Incrcnne the
nniount of (tumours own riled by
a lower court.
The hluli court inrnv tlmrn h
reduced dnningcs nwnrded hv a
circuit court, but Wcduendnv's
enne In the firm within memory
of Hupreme Court employes thul
It hm Increased damages,
Mn Mild'ed Snyder, struck bv
nn automobile while crnHMin? n
street In Kurene. sued lor Ifl.&oo
damages ngplnnl IV.Ie K. Ammer
mnn Jr . driver of Hie car. Hhe wnn
nwnrded onlv t!M to cover her
medlcnl expenses, mid she ap
pen led.
Tile Hupreme Court nwnrded her
$11,500 besides the fM3. The opin
ion, bv Justice Knrl C. Lnlourclte,
modified the order of Circuit
O F. Hklpworth of l.nne ("niiiiT
Other court dcchions Included:
Berlin Jennings, appellant, vs.
T. R. Conn mid others. Ap
penl from Lake Coimtv. Hull to
eitnblKh n trunt nnd for nn ac
rouqtlni; of the eniatc of C W E.
Jennings, decerned Opinion bv
Junllre I.nlourelte Judge Charles
H. Combs, reversed
(Uiiilmt lilnner I'liuin huve been
completed lor the rnurcli content
dinner nponnored bv the Lndlen Aid
of the M'-rrlll I'lenlivterlnn Church
lo be held Frliluy ul 7 p.m. It
In pm t of a nnllon wide content
npounoied by the Clirhtlnn lleruld.
Phinlvl Mudelon Acller, dnuidilnr
nf Ur. mid Mm. Ocurue Adlcr.
khiitifilh iriillii ulll nrciieiit n 111-
lino concert Frldnv evenlnu nl 8:1ft
in the muh ncnooi iiiiuitorium ni
Ml. HhiiMiu, Cnllf. Ihn concert In
nponnored by the Mary l.eo l.ulti
ifip Bchool.
John lliiiirlilern Will meet nl Urn
Mnnonlc Temple, TnurndnV, lit I)
p. m.
Nliirklioldrra Mrellni Htockliold
ern In the Olene-I'lno Ornve coin
niunllv hnll will hoid their miuunl
bunlnenn meelliiK in the hull on
1'rlrlny nluht, May 2.
Ileroverlnr Clerry Mnnten
;lui!lthtr of Mr. and Mrn. Htuuley
'MuHien. N. I'oe Vnllrv rond In
rectmei ntiim In )fll:de hnnpllnl nf
ler uuderuolim nn emerKency mi
pendectoinv operntlon Moiuluy
ulnlil. Hhe In a nenlnr nl Henley
hluh nchool.
fxnnk Walton - A lenuue meetlnir
In nliiti-d for 8 tonluht nt the
Klnimith Forenl Protective Anno
cintlon ofllcen.
NAACP A meellnu In nlnted lor
tnnluhl at 7 30 In the Chuuiber of
Cominerco olllcen.
Chnlrmnn-fiiilh Pevton. Khun
nth Fnlln. will be lenernl rhnlr-
jmnn n( l.ewln and Chirk Collee'n
iniiniinl obnervnnce nl Cotton Duy
on the enmpun Mnv 9. Hhe In the
IdnuKhter of Mr. ni.d Mri. C. P.
jl'cylon. 411X1 Bummcrn Lane.
Mald-nf-llonor Mnry SUine,
jdniiKhtT of Mr. and Mrn. Arthur
intone, 3204 Harrow, will nerve an
jmnld - nf honor In the court of
Pacific llnlvernltv'i Mnv (Jueen
'durum feMlvltlen Mnv 2-3 The
inueen In Nuncy Jnmcn. Alhnnibra.
Cnllf.
I '.Inn l.utlieran-Lndlen Aid will
meet at the church Thursday, 7 30
I), m.
Toantmaftlrrw The Mftdoc ToaAt
iM'ntieri will hold n reculnr no-hohl
.dinner meeting; nt Hie Wiltnrd to
i nlt'lit ninrllru at It .10. and nil In
terested perionn are Invited to nl-
lend.
! Meetlnr Proprltv Tleheknh
I.odi!e mrets Tliurnday. 8 P. in.. In
the IOOF Hnll.
Pendleton Names
Round-Up Queen
PENDLETON iif I.enh Conner.
19. a direct denrtndenl of the
fnmcd Ner. Perce Indlnn Clilef
Joseph, will bo nueen of Ilia Sept.
11-13 Pendleton Round-Up.
Minn t.'onner. ft Rrndtinte of
Pendleton Hluh School and nonho
more nl Wlllnuietlc Unlvernlty,
wnn chosen nt Tuenrinv nlitht'n
I'entlvul nn the Umntllln Benervn
tlon. Jtidnea named bv the Round
Up Asnoclntlon made the nelectlon.
TWO-MILK POWER SPAN
KA8LO. B.C., 11 A 10.050.fool
power apun noroiw Kootenny Lake,
believed the loniicnt of It type In
the world, will noon bo finished.
P'fy YmTVou iifjye'i'l
tl DAZZUNG-CUAH tlSHty
and
TLATTERING-WHtn HANDS
1 .
3 M Mi
with mild loop or dtttrgtnti
in your dlih-panl
Duhm and cUaaware flaah and
spirklf with clranlintu. And your
hand i are oftcr. lovelier than ever
when you uie Calgon with mild
nap or detergent for dlahwathing.
Cal(on Mvet toap, Calgon is gcnUe
500 finiat leu alkaline than or
dinary water softening compound.
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The EXTRA YEARS
enhance the great
Bourbon Taste of
Pint
m. 45 Qt.
OLD
HICKORY
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Eugene Snarled
By Phone Time
EUGENE im Euene 1n on
atandnrd time. Whi n rcnldenta nre
In doubt about It, they can dial
for the telephone company's free
"what time la It service.
Trouble In, when they dial thev
Ket hooked up with tho Portland
recordlnit and out comes the ans
wer In davllitht time.
Rcnldentn hnve been anked bv
Uie local compnny to ntibtnict one
hour from the time they net. That
Is -aupponed to do It.
HOSPITALMAN U.S. Navy,
Thomas A. Thomas, 213
Williams, former OTI stu
dent, called back into the
service, Jan. 5, 1051, will
be home Monday after be
ing discharged. He has
been stationed at Bain
bridge Island, near Seattle,
lie served during World
War II. Mrs. Thomas and
their vount; daughter. 4-vear-old
Jeanne Marie
have remained at home
here.
(iOOD NAME
I.EW1BTON. Mi , IPi Maine's
only horse meal processing plant
la operattri by a man named
Dobbin.
Anti-Stoppage
Law Proposed
WASHINGTON I Leitlnlatlon
aimed lo assure continued opera
tion ol defense vital Industrie
I nan Introduced Wednesday bv Rep.
Emlth (D.-Va.)
ft provides lor appointment of
receivers lor both companies and
HAVKI) RUT IH'ItT
CLEVELAND t Two-hundred-
pound Jerome A. WclnzerKcr, 35,
threw a flying block Tuesday at
seven-year-old Allan Craddock who
was about to atep Into the path of
a rapid transit car. He saved the
youngster, but the block broke the
boy's left leg.
the House Armed Services Com
mittee. It reportedly has strong
backing there.
The legislation contemplates that
It would come into operation only
Mvhen emergency procedures of the
fraft - Hartley labor law was ex
hausted.
The Taft Hartley act permits
the government to enjoin threat
ened strikes, which would create
a national emergency bv obtaining
Injunctions that can last a maxi
mum of 80 days.
It makes no provisions for ooera-
unions If necessary to avoid a shut i11" ,."ll.Df h ,.
down due to a labo, dispute. , J((bor not b(.en M.
Bmlth's proposal was one of sev-1 tied when the Injunction expires.
crui inovrn loucm-u nn uj uonwress '
by tho steel strike and a federals
judge's decision tnat President
Truman had no lntul power to
seize the steel mills.
One group wan talking of giving
the President seizure power.
Another was out to make the
Judge's ruling "absolutely air tight
on a much broader scale" as Ben. :
Maybnnk 'D.-b.C.i phrased it.
KL'PPOKT
Smith's plan was Introduced as
an amendment to the Selective
Service Act and was referred to
the court shall anoolnt receivers
lor both the company and the
union Involved and enloln both
allies from Interfering with the
continued operation of the Industry.
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