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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
TIIUHSItAY. MAY 1, 19S2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRU Itaillii I'roiiraiii-A lOO.i'oiiiimml tv poll lukrll bv Ull' Lruuuo of Wonim Viilcm will cusit ilumnallc mill lii.t-niiilliiniil tonka: How would yon provi'iil Ini-fllolcnvv In noverii liicnl, it nil woulil vou liii'rnenr or ri-duvn 11 Id In fm'filKii I'nwitri? The Nnlloiml III omit inllnu Coin Ininv will bromli'iiiti n iiuiiilwr of lirrnlilriillul ciinilliliitna tllariinnliiK 1 1 id limit nt H 311 Din. lour llinel lonlHhl Itriilucrinrnt Unmiltl II. Kulrr, (oriniTlv nl Ml. Whllnrv Dlatrlcl. Invo National Pnri-nl. milium Jin k Mnuro tin rilitilrt rniiunr of Houth Fork Dlali'lin, Modoc Nntloiml Kor ea!, Kulcr, 111" wife mid two (lumih-una-imwl 1 niul 3 will iniiko hln Inline In Altuni. Tu t'nnliy Arthur J. Wvddlc, lu))V C'iiiiio nailntitiit Ulrttrlrt run llcr on Kluinnlh Nulloiinl Koroat, lina born mi.luin'tl lo f itnljv Cnllf.. to rrnlmn Cnilil Olllrn on thr Mo doc Koreal. Food Halo The KUIIH Honhoiiiorr rlaaa In iiliiiiiiliiK food aalc nt -flpnra nnd Itorburk nnd tlx I'lnr Hlreot Murkrt Uiln Hiiltiitlitv. Pro t-riftln will uo for the Hililor-nt'lilor Drum next vi-nr. Huimnnitr Hale Nnoml Hlnlnr ha achrdulrd ruinliniur aulr for Uir Mufionlo Temple Mnv J nnd J. "4 On Production Drlorpn Thomp ion. ilaiiKliler of Mr nnd Mrs. Al exander Thoinimon. 121 Unhnin. In an' Urn ntiiKr crrw of Uir miorch dnmrtniriil ulnv "Autumn Garden" to be prraentrrt 11)11 wrrkrlld tl Ornuon Blute Collnir. Frank (Jrll ftthn, on of Mr. nnd Mm. Clurlr Orlfflthn, SIMM) Hint tin Wnv. Is an rlrrtrlriiin hamlllnii wiring nnd Huh. a on the nlaue ulnv. NAAIT Tho ri'Kular monllilv tiirrtliitf (achtdulrd for the flrit Bnttirilnv iiikIh of every monihi will bo hrld Una Biiturdnv nlithl at 1 hoiload of DrevliiualY an nouni'rd. Toaaltuaatrra Grortie Brltt tunned a Hold of five in hint nlKhl'a Modoc Tnnntinnntrr Kix'nkinx ton tel. Oilier arM-aki-ra lurlinlrd Charlcn 'Dennis. John Itlut h. John Alter, and Curl fMherii. Al Ilnlvor Ken Wiia ToAttmutter. Canrriird -'llin Chrlatlnn Church aneaklmr pnrtv. nn; limll v net for Hainrdny mornlnu. haa been can celled Pelican I'oat Auxiliary 1383 VKW merti lonlKht In Library Club Itoorn, p.m. All mrmliera urged lo be present. Rummage Kale Members of Hoy Scout Troop 4 and their moth era are aixmnorlim a rtiinninue title Mav 910. BoJ Knit Miiln. next tn Klale'a Ueauty Hliop. Phone R2M for rummage pick-up. Juvenile Vandals Break Windows Slmplnl Boll BuUdcra' wnrfhoui.e on Waahburn Way l taklnn the brunt of acme juvcrulo vemUlism Uiene day. f - Three plat Rtruva wlndawa In the buildliiR were broken with rocka propelled by Nllniiahoiii'jrtune Ume after 11:30 p.m. Inst nlxht. accordlliK to City Police. l.aat weekend two Inrtte windows were broken In tho warehoune also by rocks. VPW Meelliik-Prllcnn font 1.1M reuulur ineelliui touliiht II o'cluk nt Poal lleiidiiuaitera, 515 Kliimiith Ave. I.iinth and refrenhinciila af ter meeting. Newcomers -Mr. nnd Mrs. W. K. L)yche, (IU N II III, returned re ccnlly from Temple CUy, Cnlll.. where they welcomed their now uriiiidchlldieii, twins born to the I'ychea duuuhter, Mra. U. V. Un I'le.'.ne. 'I'he Imy nnd girl, born April 4, wern rinmed I'ntrlck Oer aid and Mkliele rrumca. Ilakeil kni.rt Nnle-'llie Kin miilh County Nuralng Home aponaors a buked food sule all duv Unturduv nl I'enuey a, i'he Iwkim gootla ui i doniilod by tho nuraliiK stuff with proceeds lo go to the piillciila. Paaaes Kaam l,uelln Million, employe of t h e Peni co llouuty Uhop here, recently pu.iacd an ox animation In Portland that earned for her membership In the Oregon lleautlclan ilalr Kushlon Comiiill- lee. Orange Meeting Uhaata View Orange meets Friday, 8 pin. In regulnr seiaion at tho Community Hull, corner Hhaata Way and Mutll aon. Work on Die bullllng will fol low Hie short business meeting. Vlsllora-Mr. ancf Mrs. S. K. Ter ry. Kresno, former Tulelake resl. dents are In Tulclnke on business. Other former residents also In the California town are Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Knslry. 81ml. California. Dolh families were homcHteadera In 1U.I8 In Tulrlake-Mrs John Ounlock, Ute former Myrtle Howrn'nnd her three young dnughlers. Yuma, Aril . nre vIMllna here with Mrs. Oun Ira-k's pnronLs, Mr. niul Mrs. Rt4ne A. Uowen. or, I.ee McMullen. and family here for a few days, Festival - Klamnth Lnnk Lodge No. urn, VOA. will nold "Maviost" Hnturdity, In the loop west hull. Dinner will be served from 6 lo 6 p.m., followed bv program and dance. Members and friends are Invited lo attend. New Arrival Word has been re IcPlved here of tho olrth of a daugh ter lo Mr. and Mra. Ilurold U. llllanell, Tuesday night at Uerkolnv, lOnllf. Win la the former I'ulrlela Ht'Xltin, diiughter of Mr. and Mra. flunk X. HexUin'of Kliimiith F'ulls. I The linliy has been numod Kath llenn Ann. ' In lloapllal-Mrs. Ins O Kerfe en tered IIIIMdc Hospital Tuesday nighl for surgery. Tea The anminl Mother-Daugh-jter tea honoring Tulelnke High Hchool senior glrla la planned for Hunduy nl Hie home of Mra, M. L. 'Button, 'file ten, la aponaornd bv jlhe Tulclnke Cltv Piinhellenlc and la lo acduiilnt the girls and their 1 mothers with vnrlnus phases of col lege life. Klnul pluns wore ninde for the lea at a Panhellrnlc meet- lug Inst Hnturriav at the home of 1 Mra. KllJibcth Pries. ! PTA ('imell Ttie Klamath County PTA council Is slated lo meet at Fremont school for a poU i luck luncheon Prldny nt 1:30 p.m. I neglonnl Vice Pres. Mrs. Ted Conn will pnv an official visit, snd nil ' local PTA units are n.kcd to be I represented. Man Confesses Horse Theft PENDLETON I Erwln Rich ard Curtis, 18, Seattle, Thursday pleaded guilty lo a charge of theft of a horso and saddle from Jabln Vaughl, lormer Pendleton mayor. Vuugfil advertised the horso for aale. Curtis answered the ad and rode the horse 05 miles to Pasco where It was sold to John Nelson. Curtis was picked up In the Pasco DUS depot. Circuit Judge W, O. Perry de layed sentence. Cotton Price Controls Off WASHINGTON I Price Stabl llzer Ellis Ariiull said Thursday price controls on raw cotton and cotton textiles nnd apparel prob ably will be suipendcd next week. Textiles and nppurnl have been selling well below ceilings lor some time. There has been a wide de mand for decontrol of those Items. Arnall said that although cotton Is selling not too far below celling, the Olflce of Price Stabilization probnbly will have to suspend ceil ings on the raw material along with those on textiles and apparel. The celling aet about 13 months ago on raw cotton was 1.1. 7 cents a pound lor white and extra-white m', Idling 15-inth Inch staple length II basic grnde. Honored--Mra. W. J. Bhepnrd. Tulelnke, leaving lo nuike her home al Tokatee Fnlla in Oregon was 'honored nt the home of Mrs, Mnr vls Kevser this week when a num ber of friends called In her honor. Mrs. Shepnrd has been president of the Clulld of Ihe Tulelnke Com munity Presbyterian church and active In Red Cross work. Mlyle Hhow - Ladles Nluhl was held at the Toketee's Lion's Club Inst night. Mnrvln's put on a style show. Illlh Nrhool Presentation .-Undents of Klamath Union High School will present a show at the CI Clubhouse In Fori Klamath on May 10. The progrnm directed by Mrs. R. B. Dlomnulst was pre viously scheduled lo be held Mny R. Mills rilnle-lA clinic for chil dren who are entering Mills School next year Is scheduled for Mnv 9 at the HcnlUi Department. Parents iwho have not received an apnllca lllon for the child's entrance should call 3-UU or 3-0M8 VisitorMr. Henrv Fields. Shen andoah. Is . Is visiting hrr broth- 1 If You Wont To Rate With Your Fovorite Dole iiiii.x; in: TO IH.V.MH in;m:... DINNER SERVICE 6PM-1AM And Until 2 A.M. Saturdays J-fudWimn: Our Chcf't Select Toticd Green Soladt Choice Thick Cut Steaks and Chops Golden Brown Fried Chicken Ocean Freih Sco Foods Timber Strike Trouble Eases by The Associated Press The effect of the CfO Woodwork ers strike eased somewhat in the fir area Thursday with one big mill and a number of smaller mill and Jogging- operations back In production. But pickets showed up for the first time at Spokane and Coeur d'Alene. The big mill I the St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, which reached agreement with its 1.000 CIO employes. The smaller mills Induced their employes lo work by promising them whatever benefits union ne gotiators win from ma lor nro- ducera. The Spokane and Coeur d'Alene picket went on duty after Inland Empire talks far Into the night failed to brln agreement for Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho operations. Some 3,600 work ers wore involved In the discus sions. The strike continued against other major firms, although one Dig company left me Drcv ous v solid front of employers In the Lumbermen's Industrial Relations Committee. That was the Simpson logging company of Shelton. Wash., which said It was ready to start separate negotiations with the CIO. Henry Bacon, Seattle a com pany vice-president, said the firm has not withdrawn from the com mittee permanently. It has Just temporarily withdrawn Its negoti ating rights, he said. A union spokesman said separ ate negotiations also had been con ducted with at least one plywood mill. He added that several small operators, Including eight near Forest Grove, Ore., had signed up. The union struck Tuesday after negotiations with employer organi zations broke down. The main point In dispute is a health and welfare fund. The union wants It AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO f raai a Isvalr saw sslart pirn trim lh Lsall . Msaa Flaaa Cam Mar, Its N. Ilk, al a law taaaiair rata. AfUr a raaasaabla klaia caa. If tn Willi, ebant fraai rasl ! far cfcaM sfracmanl. Tka raa alraaSr ysli la all craSIUS la rasr parefcaaa aecaaai aaS aa alksr iawa ssrmaat la aaaaa arr. Tka raaalhlr pajraaata era ba llllla blgkar Mas rraL Of. If yaa ra 'ar. aa caa cantiaaa la raai. financed by employers. The em ployers want it deducted from wages. That fund waa not an Issue at the St. Paul and Tacoma plant, for the, .company has long had a. welfare program which for two years has been wholly company financed. The agreement there was based on a pay boost of 7 t'a cents, an hour, night differential boost of 3 cents, and two weeks vacation after three years Instead of five years. Except for Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., all the major firms, manned by CIO workers, were affected by the strike In Northern California, Oregon and In Western and Central Washington, ' ' Firms In .Eastern Washington, Idaho and Western Montana eon. tlnued operating while negotlaUsns went on there, ' - ,,. 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