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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1952)
SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1052 HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRU Mietlng 'Did congregation ol Ih.t Congregational church will niiTl linmrillcili'ly following Ihe iimuilng service tn dlcus ap plication lor lonn lor Hit church building program Iroin the Build ing Hcicletv. Named The babv daughter ot Mr. unci Mi. Jme Blearn. Tulelnke, bom Mnv 16, at Klain- Hi Valley Hospital h been named Knthrrlne Inga. Bh i weighed H pounds H ounce". Ciriiiidnnrenl are 'Mr. and Mr. C. H. HlcnriiH. LaPlne. Ore., "d Mr. unci Mm. lluroltl Hoblia, Trine vlllc. 0(.un Trlp-Kdllh Prior, mem ber ol Ilia Incullv ol the Tulelnke hluh school will leave Wednesday lor Honolulu lo fiiM-nd the aumnier. She iplurn lo Tulelnke next mil. t ln.r-ln dunclnit lor girl lire bclmr ollrrrd again In MerrlU bv Anncly Uhrrek ol Hie Vienna Hchool ol Dancing. Th'V Marl June S. Anvone Interested reniner at the Merrill Hecrrellon Hall. TiM-vlny. May 27, 2:30 to S:30 Dr. Traveler -Mr. and Mm. Joe Kennedy. Weverhneimer. lelt rr duv lor n two-wrrkti vacation Willi Mr Mid Mrs. Kred Urthlcl. gunn llrnch. former Klamath Full" ieldentit end with '"'"SLT,;" -?! t their family In other Calllornla tuwm. Mrellni-Holournrre will 'I' nlllrerti nl Hie next regular meet "ill ' Mny 3. WwlneKliiyprKeded Annual Award Goes to Gi . ,ini.i . iftAnti HiMinore, d.u h .Tot Mr.. "ieVry ind the Inlc Jerry H'7'UZ warded the IT A cup at t"''6".1'" ouln graduation exercise lent enough points during her three yearn In high whool on ol character. scholarship, cltlwr.. ,hlp and acllvlllea to win this coveted award. . Linda Pone. Ireaiiman. won the Robert Muskrat trophy lor the out landing lower clawman, a. well the government saving bond, annual gill Irom Mr. ewj Mrs. Harvey Muskral. parynU ot Kobert Musk-rat. who lout hi lllo In wona war Bobby David, ttudent body pre Idem, won the basketball award and Floyd Hescock took the loot ball trophy. . ,j Kicven seniors were iradualed thla year and during the evening heard llev. KUrry Echlln give Uie commencement addresa. The Invo cation and benediction were given bv Rev. David Button. Special mu sic a aung by the gle eclub under the direction ol Donna Talent. They presented Oreen Cathedral'' and a number which had been worked out with a Ch lo nuin theme. Nina Buck played me procewlonal and recessional. U"l Bunday evening the la hT IU baccalaureate aervtc a Ml Carmel Calhollo church with ,he resident ptor. Bev. Robert Kennedy olllclallng and Rev. Al phonaeg Edw.rda ol Klamath rail, bringing the message. Several brautllul numbera were aung by ihe church choir. Member ol the graduating chu are Jncl Bhorey. valedictorian. Kloyd Hescock. Barbara Barlleld. Bob David. Barbara Cookman. Wayne DuIIol. aalutatorlan. Ml Cunningham Frank. Jm' Df' Barbara Brown, BUI Nicholson, and JoAnn Biaamore, United Service Back to Normal SEATTLE W United Air Line lllghla In the Pacltlc Northwent will gel back to normal Tueaday. Company olllclala announced Fri day aervlce would be resumed In three DC-J malnllner lllghla to Walla Walla. Medlord, Ore., and ita..nnl.u.p r n Thf nervlre wax temporarily aunpended May 13 aller fuel cunaiimcm wan umcicu mv caux ol the oil workers' atrlke. GHAD11ATION FOR OUINT8 CALLANDER, Ont. Wl IT will be graduation day next Wednenday lor the Dlonne quintuplet. They will be 18 the dy they receive their diploma at pecll ceremony In tho playroom ol their own home noulh of Callander. NEW JOB for Frd Law rence came about tliis week when he took over-ias rep resentative of All-State in surance booth at Sears. He follow? Chuck Bonney In the position. ' ! aiiw-.uiijt;ii.ii m na JACKSON7 CAFE ON HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH OF YREKA Open 5:00 P.M. to 5:00 A.M. Dining - Dancing - Lounge Steaks - Sea Foods - Chicken HESTER and MAC by no-hoat lunchuii it the Paul Hunvon Cullee Shop In Ihe Wlllard Hotel. Luncheon at 11:30 p.m. Newcomer to Klamalh Fall wel come. For more Information call Mr. Anna Cook, phon number 3;ii. Vlkliiir Mm. Jeanle Breanaham, HI. Lout, Mo., I her lor a vllt with her aon Keith Moon and Mr. Moon ol the Town Shop. Huuar Uanie tonight, South Blxth Street Community Hall, p.m. DaT All welcome. May MeetThe Klamath Council ol Church Women will hold Uielr Mav meeting at the Congregational church, Oarden near Martin Blreet Monlay, 1 p.m. me Luiueran wom en with Mr Tweet will have the devotion. Rev. Caaaldav will In- Hall the newlv elected oincera, Tea will be aerved by the hotes church. Tirkel to commencement (or thlx yearn graduating claa of KUH8 will be divided equally n,nt.i mmh,ni nf till, Nffnlor claHB but ticket holder muat be preaent by eigni o cioca, orai wm ue u,vu lo Ihe general public at that time If ticket holder re not l Pelican Court bv that time Wedneaday nlKhl. Mav 28. Vaihl C'lub-Sundav tamllv din ner will lealure a choice ol bar becued aparerlba nd roat beel. Sandwlche available. Make reer atln at the club. Meeting Klamath Pall Center ol Krm Bureu meeting at the Claude Kern residence. 3B4B Bum mer l.n. Tueadey, 7:30 p.m. PDT. RelreahmenU. VUltor Mr. Jeanette Olt. RN, on the tll ol Franklin Hoapllal, n.n iepttnr(Kn Ih hern to MDend her vacation with her tinier and brolher-ln-law. Mr. ana ire. Jame Blair and her alaler. Mar garet Muccl and nvpatia vanning. IS27 Oregon. 'rhin.hi. riuh Neighbor of Woodcraft meet Tueadav. 8 p.m. .i iii hnm of Mr. Fred Floetke TM McKlnley Blreet. t.'.iuM inhn C Owlnaa. Klam ath Fall atudent ot Colorado School ol Mlnea, ha been choaen naiklMant editor Ol me ureuiaa". i,iriini weekly newtoaper. at the .hu,i in, next veer. He la a tophomore In metllurgy. m. . . . r an Uri ID orirniri v.. - - Harrv Fredrlch re lo ond the Memorial Dav holiday at Oear hart on the cot. where he will attend the convention of the Ore gon UPWIIW-OV rwnw'""- Vlnlllng Mr. Jme Alger Fee. Portl.nd. l viauing m Mr. Jmes Emmon. 1M Manx nil. Seed Prices May Decline nnniuina in Ort tr on ' efd crop growera are likely to run Into prlcea a little lower than laat year when they market their 1M Iecue ""Tat la whl they were told at meeting here Frldy. M D. mom, uregun o'"w wurn ii "- " --. k.ui.. vrti,M hiv a blatter crry over thl year than lt with re.iu.nng lower price. A I . .. . r rlnmailln aunillv Of n, .... t ... ln il' 111 nnlri down the price, he predicted but probably noi oeiow uie ivou ibvdi. Creeping red leacue hall ol Itltau4 111 I H-n1ftlAm rnm- UUim OH f ' "..MW..".. .... .. from Union County also I ex pected lo oe oil aomewnai in price. Dav UKvan Hlir VtHTIBlrtn farm orop specialist, told grower mat 11 Miry wmu w iiuiu hitci, UKrkels through quality they should plant good eed, us ferti lizer and use weed klllera. Cactus Crash Fatal to Girl? TUCSON, Art. I A five-year-old girl was apparently killed out right Friday night when a giant Baguaro cactus, 113 feet In length, and estimated to weigh more than Vi tons, crashed down on her. Killed was Cindy Lautner, daugh ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Oernat Lautner of Sweetwater Drive, In the Tucson Mountain. Sheriff deputies said one of the three children playing with Cindy near the 200-year-old cactus had chopped IU with a hand ax. The ax blows, made about four feet Irom the ground, caused the partly rotted cactus to fall, the deputies said. When help arrived, It took six men with Umber to Hit the plant from the crushed body of the little girl. Chief Gets Gate, Asks Hearing LA GRANDE W Lea Bater, discharged Monday as police chief, has asked the City Commission lor a hearing. The commission tired him on a charge of "conduct unbecoming a ponce officer." Arnold 0. Myer, police captain, will be acting chief until the com mission names Sater'a successor. SALMON TAKE WASHINGTON I The Pish and Wildlife Service said Saturday the 1051 paok of canned salmon In the Pacific . Coast states totaled 1,101,274 standard cases, valued at $29,388,814 to the canners. If .-1 i 0 DEATH TO DUCKS may be the result of the work Carl Schubert has done on this scattergun. Carl is known to sportsmen all over the Klamath country for his fine work In gunsmithing. Recently he was named by the Winchester Anns company as an accredited repair and parts outlet for this area. Carl's shop is at 121 South Sixth. ialiiiaaiiiaiiiiniB. REMEMBRANCE OP WINTER comes with this picture of the Efwin Swinncy cabin at Lake o' the Woods. The cabin collapsed from the weight of the snow. The pic ture was taken by Nora Rinker, who reached the cabin site by boat from the resort. ii..."..,.-..!.... . tLU?--X.LtULt. MACHINE VS. ROULETTE Donald May, a Los Angeles machinist, displays a machine he claims he used to beat roulette at the gambling tables at Las Vegas, Nev. May says the machine, which he built, is used to keep track of which numbers have not been winning. Then, relying on the law of averages, he bets on those numbers. He said he and his' friends made about $50 an hour while playing. May said his initial bets are 25 cents. He doubles the bet after each losing wager. So far, he says, it has worked. 4 ' DOWN AND 'VT ; i PORTLAND Ufi ' The Columbia and Willamette RlveiB began drop ping slightly In the Portland-Vancouver, Wash., harbor Saturday, but the Weather Bureau said the rlveia would begin rising, again Wednesday. KILL WEEDS NOW WITH SHELL WEEDKILLER 20 Cbnlrelt both perennial grants and . broad-leaved weedi Can b applied tlthcr undiluted or mixed with water Sh.ll Weedkiller 20 li on .(l.cllvt, aromatic w.td oil. Uie It along highways, roadildti, drlv.wayi, t.nt.i, Irrigation ditches. Alio In vineyards, citrus groves, orchards where nonculllvallon It practiced. WALKER BROS. w St Lao... DANCE Modern ond old time danc inq Every Sot. nite. 9 p.m. to 1 o.m. K.C. HALL. Pub lie invited. Ex-Merrill Minister Makes Good Progress in Thailand Word h been received here that the Kev. Forrest Travallle, onetime imiiliir ol the Merrill Pre.ibyterlan Church, Is making rapid progress In development ol land purcnaxea In one ol the moat primitive parts ol Thailand lor a "larm" lor na Uves Tile land now being larmed to rice was cleared ol Jungle growth nd early operations were acora pllshcd with the crudest ol equip ment. This year, a threshing ma chine purchased with donated mon ey Is to be used lor harvesting. Funds . have also been made A.P. Suspends Video Service NEW YORK I The Assoclat- ed Press Friday night announced suspension, ellectlve a week hence ol a recently Inaugurated news service on lllm lor television, pro duced bv Bpotnews Productions. Ire, and furnished to television stanon bv llie Associated Press. A joint announcement bv the two orKiml.ntlons said: "Uncertainties ol the luture make It advisable to suspend operations until there can be a clearer picture ol the ranldllv with which new television stations will come Into existence. Indications are that there may be no aoprcciable ex pansion in the new station market in the Immediate luture." The Spotnews service began on April 14. The last ol the lilm new packages will be shipped by Spot- news lor use on May ju. Senators End Brannan Quiz wmimir.TnM nn The senate ..-i... rnmmlllM hat, ended . ihnui,ii nnivTincr of Agriculture Secretary Brannan and will decide next week whemer lo conunue iu two-month-old probe ot his depart ment. Tntlnallnn or there TTlflV De sharp light within the IJ-member group over a proposal w nan me investigation. Chairman Ellender (D-La.). who has demanded Brsnnan's resigna tion wants luller Investigation ol caSeS which he says exists all tUm mnntrv nf lrTPDIllftrltieS under the government grain storage program, ine groin is ireu part ol government farm price support. Brannan ended his three days v. . v. n nnmmltlA Wirinv nf Ir- UCIUIG .v.. ...... ".. - -j noon, contending the Agriculture ijeparimem nas uui ably tine Job." Yater Runoff Record Seen pnBTi.Nn 11 The water runolt Into the Warner Valley chu m nf is lakes in Eastern Lake County Is expected to exceed all nrevlous recoras. ine Diate ubdw commission reporwa oaiuraay. The How Irom the Hart ana Warner Mountain Ranges prob ably will be greater than last year when lakes in me noruiern ena oi the 40-mlle-long basin were tilled lor the first time In 20 years, and may surpass the 1910 mark when the valley had 310.000 acre teet of water. The high water has washed away nests and eggs of some 2.000 pair ol Canada geese, the com mission said. But the additional water In many sloughs and pot holes along the lake edges has pro vided a greater breeding area for ducks and geese In the valley. Gasoline, Oil Curbs Off W ASHINGTON OB The back-to- work movement of striking oil workers has brought an end to all restrictions on use of automobile gasoline, kerosene and fuel oil. In cancelling the ban Friday night, the government said It would relax control of aviation gasoline Tuesday. Delivery of gasoline for sport and pleasure flying will con tinue to be forbidden. Interior Secretary Chapman. chief of Petroleum Administration for Defense, said restrictions on aviation gasoline could not be re moved before mid-June. He said much of the facilities that turn out such fuel an still Idled by the strike. WHAT DO YOU DEMAND OF AN IRRIGATION TURNOUT? PEYTON'S IRRIGATION PGYTON&CO. I 835 MARKET ST. 'available lor building five-miles ot rood into tne larm. it nas oeen possible to drive the distance by Jeep for only hall ol the year and not at all during the rainy season. 'Ihe farm I eight miles from Chlen- Sral and travel much ol the time as been by dug-out boat. The budget lor the coming year has been cut and the farming pro gram In the Presbytery where he works must be curtailed by 20 per cent. There are no churches In 28 villages where requests have been made for Presbytery men to preach to the natives and there Is great need for more, and Immediate help, he writes. Rev. Travallle has been In mis. slonary work In Thailand for sev eral years and flew back last No vember alter a six month furlough In this country. Mr. Travallle, with him much ot the time will aall In early June from San Francisco with her daughter Marilyn 16 and son Hu bert 13, to Join him. They plan to send the children to school in Ko dlakanal, India a soon as the wet season starts. An older son Vernon will reemaln In school In Prosser, Washington. Man Killed Here Noted Showman Word has been received here in a letter from a Ruby Rooney. Canoga Park, Calif., that Junous Quenlln Fowler, killed May 11 at Worden In a car crash bad been In the professional show business for much ot his life. Cards carried in his personal paper indicated ne had been on the stage at one time. The letter slated be had been in show business lor 15 years, was known In the Actor s Uulia as Gene Howard, his professional title, was a favorite for several yearn on radio stations K.NX ana KMPC, was billed a the World's hlizhest vodler and was a lanai expert and a bullwhlp champion. He worked during worm war u in the USO and for the March of Dimes campaigns. Ridgway Leaves For Europe WASHINGTON il oen.' Mai- thew Ridzwav. new (uoreme com. mander in Europe, lelt the capital by plane Saturday for New York on the first leg of hi Journey to the Paris headquarter. riVinlAKK HOMEBOUXS taiva in A rnntlnaent of nn li-- ,nn,h.t nlrim left l.vuu banauiDu .w. ..- , ... . Japan Saturday en route home after a year in Korea, iney are on ure U. S. troopsnip uen. n.aa. raww n . 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