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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY, BAY 211 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE rtvt Word liu bsoj rncrlvcil line d! tle clrnth u( Ordno W. Hwfint, BO, tioirr ol OriiKtli. ut III home In Ouliimit (Jrovo. tin waa h member il tho Huanlali Lmerlcaii War mid Ilia l'litllpiilno VDrltiliiK. A brother, Curl ttwrta bw family went north n r tin funcrul Visitors Mr). William aarrlott and children, ivertl and Illllv hnve rclmnrd humj niter a brlnf visit with Mm. (.lirrluLls parents, Mr. rd Mil. Marion Uiiiien. Olone. Vlsltliii kit, Uouulua Powers, noil ol T, B7 I'owcrn, Burliwllclcl, Ik Miemllim I low days with hi ktinlii, Mm. li'iuiccH Alilrrillco mill Mm. Otto Ells, both ol Klmiinlh f'ullK. Uuiiujiis In In the sautli Army Hand Hand In statloncrt nl Oanm etoiurnun. He Iim had 28 months oveiteiu duty. Power went 10 KUIIH bfore tnlorliii the orv ice. j I el 40 VIII honor the Stnte Pre Ident. Mnrll Tntnm mid Child Wrl lure, Chalrnnn, Mury Gibbons with it :Si) p. lid dinner l the Wliiema Hotel. Wntnrsdav. Tho reuulnr meeting wll follow In tho Lea-Ion Itutnllel Collcrn Unrhnn. 13 ytr old (Himhter nl Mr. mid Mm. W. T. Uiclmn, two Uphnm, sub mitted thk morning to mi emer- nancy nnwndnoloiny at Hillside 'H"nl. ,r - t New (JH-Mr. mid Mrs. Joe any unr, Korininniion navo ro- ceivea word ol the birth ol (laughter Monday, to their eon mid daughieiiln-law, Mr. mid Mia. Rob ert J. Hit'der, Orants I'ass. The lit tle girl line been nnmed Therein Ann. Biviler, lima time remdenl Here mil itrndunte ol KUIIH Is with the stnte police lorce. Mret.AU VPW nirmbrm lire to meet m. tne Armory between 0:30 nd 10 . in. Friday to participate In the Memorial Day parade. The ladle auxiliary of the VPW will rmel Friday between 9:30 and 10 a. II. at the Armory to partici pate Intlie Memorial Dav parade. Thr Will B-a abort broadcat on "Americanism" between 10:M and II a. m. Friday over KFJI and evervine la timed to listen. Mntvsnlla Nodal luh nieetM ThurNisy. 8 p. in.,' at the home of Mr. Frank McCornack Lakeahore Drive. Amual Recital Mra. Don Ztim wall prcent her voice and piano aiiidint Thurtditv. 7:30 p. ni.. In the Shurch ol taller Day Snlnta. Horn and Martin. All Intereated Invltid. Klimaih mineral Club Meet ThuMny, I p. in . at Chamber of Commerce. Frank A. Payne will be srtskcr ol the evening and will havi on dlnplav a portion of his vaal collection of Indian artifact, ruble Invited. factored Leg W. D (Dave) IfnllimoH. 21 Wnwhlnjjlnn rjlrffct an BM- it v-' i Invalid for elxhl yeara, atiatulncd a It sutured lri when a chair flipped Irom under him aa he win being aa li. led to bed. He la under the doc tor' care with the Injured leu hi traction. lte.llnt-.Bob llendcrshntt, KUIIH loolball couch, returned to hla home, 4301 Clinton, yesterday after an appendectomy Saturday at Klamath Valley Hoapltal. Leaving Mra. Harold Simmon and aona Darlv, David and Donald, are leiivlnit Kliiiiinth Full to make Ihrlr home In Portland. Mra. BIm ninna, 3147 Arthur, expressed her disappointment In not llndlnK time to bid farewell to all her friends alter llvlmi here 10 yeara. Ilaby lloy A baby boy wn born to Mr. and Mra. Clarence E. Itrlch i the former June HcrahberKcr of thla ell vi May 34 at m. Vincent's Hospital In Portland. Dr. Dale Hun anker, formerly of Klamath Fall, delivered the baby, named Sloven Dalo. Baby Girl Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Feruuaon 3734 Derby, are proud ,"" ..11,l,,inl.nt March 10 long parent of a baby girl, bom May ''T i&EStol. L tE date ol reassignment was loft up Yount May Lose Pusan Command lly WIM.IAM JOIIDKN KOJE IHLAND. Korea l-fl A hluh mllltiirv source aald Wednea day UrlK. Uen. Paul P. Yount was hHiw relieved of command a month earlier Minn scheduled because of lua part In the now lamous "Dodd nlliilr." Yount. conininnilcr of the Pusan Army Uaie, was the Immediate superior of HrlK. Clcn. Fruncla T. Dodd when Dodd was kidnaped and held hostnite by Communist prison ers ol war on Kole Island Mny 7. Yount already haa been reprl mnnded mid Dodd has been reduced to hlu permmicnt rank of Colonel. NEW JOB Tho hluh olllclal. who declined to let hla name be used, said Yount would be reasslKiied within a week, a niriitli belore he was to be trans lerrid. (Published Army orders In Wash button showed Yount waa scheduled 2b ut Klamath Valley Hospltnl Named Laurie Kllen. the Hlrl wclithed five pounds. FerKiison, stn llontd aboard the UHH Kombach. will arrive here Thursday Irom Se attle to sco his new dnuxhter. Joint Meet Rotary and Klwnnls clubs will hold a Joint luncheon meetliiK Thursday at the Wlllnrd hotel. rr"j'-11""" " -' l 1 '1i I ' (S&iffi'v Thefts lc the Fnr East Command. (The ordcra said the transler world lake place sometime In June to the office ol the chlel ol stall In WnHhuiKton. I Yount told newsmen he had re ceived no olllclal notice of any timiKlcr other Uiun a scheduled ro tation In June. - In leprlmnndlnii Yount, the De partment ol the Armv suld he overlooked the erroneous Impli cations'' of promises made to to cure Dodd' rclea.se. ItKD ISI.AMTH The promises, made by DrlR. Oon. Charles Colhon. led to still conlinuinir Red prpuananda blasts nt the united Minions uommnno. Tliev were repudiated by Oen. Mnrk Clark, Far East Commander. Doth generals Dodd and Colson nui'Cisslvely were ousted as Kole rrnniiiuiidnra and were demoted to I their permanent rank ol rnlnnel be- ol the kldnapinn ana coison s if ' t ELDON M. STONEBURG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Sloncburg, Klamath Falls, is undergoing train ing as an Air Force Tech nician at Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming. HERBERT M. MUNSELL, local public accountant and long active in work wilh the Order of Odd Fellows here, last week was elect ed unanimously to the of fice of Grand Senior War den during the 100F State Encampment at Salem. The Salem session cele brated t h e centennial o f Odd Fellowship in Oregon, the first lodge having been established there in 1852. Munsell's new office tradi tionally leads upwards to the top offices in the Ore gon IOOF. Reported To Police John Hallmark. 600 Market, re ported to City Police today that someone Mole the two front hub caps off his 18S1 Kaiser Tuesday nlht belore mldnlKht. The car waa parked at his ad- irrss. A bcv. Carv Hnvlrd. 3403 Want Innd. reported todav that his bl evele was stolen from the Tower Thrcler parkuiu lot about a month aeo. The bike was a 20-Inch Monarch ninke. namted red on one side, blrck on the other. '25 OR MORE Trode-ln Allowance lor your old Living Room Suite 'Depending en In condition Kfamath Qfunnitunt Co. 221 Main Phsn S251 Jkpjjjfesa)s;j)BirtJijjtNiialilatiJfB B m v ib ion ' a e a a a I torner 7th & Klamath ivr CMiSidn free APPLIANCES Keepsake CUiiri I T4 OUAsTfifP-! . $055 f,m Classic! ,. I drall a ansa or , 1 flrra' STRAIUin WHISMtS If v 1 f' ...TO MAKE TUB MIRROR OF THE PALOiMAR TELESCOPE Largest in the World ! a itm. dir. TO BRIiMtS YOU THIS MATCHLESS WHinOf! saaaisaa aiaaaiaastfslaaswM A MATCHLISI CONTININTAl S BLEND OF ST It A 10 HT WHISKIES 16 MOOP PHTIUINO CORPOR A1IO N PHIIAOIIPHIA.PA r i NAVIGATOR Capt. Wil liam Laans, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Laahs, 111 Pine Street, has been assigned navigator' on a 13-29 as superfort and is now com pleting training at Ran dolph Field, Texas. '- HIHTIIK HICKfl - Born to Mr. and Mrs Richard Hlt-ki, :t20 UphAin. l Klam ath Vulltjy Hoapltal May 7T, l&r.2. a boy. Weight1 7 puundit 13 ounce. CfiniBT Born to Mr, and Mn. Rill Chri.t, U'iU Oak. at Klamath Vallry ftuapital May Mi, HO?, a boy. Weight 7 poundi I2,jt nunrri. )!VNEH-I)orn to Mr. and Mn. Jrw MynB, 2M4 Hummer Lane, at Klam ath Valley ItoaplUI May 27. 10.V1, a girl. Weight: O puunda 13'j ounce, LKMKK Born to Mr. and Mra. Cloyca Lemkr, Star Houte, Tul?lkv. Calif , at Klamath Valley Hoapltal May as, a boy. Weight 0 pounds 12 ounret, HAUMAN Born to Mr. and Mm Melvln J. Biuinin. 37iu Butte, at Klamath Vallry Jlotpltal May 24. I0.2. boy. Weight: 6 pounds 2's ouncet ur.vKrtn cTrantko I.oU V. Warmack va. Thorn a C Warmark. Aldan C. Kennerly va. Ruby Kannirly Holierl D. Newport vs. Betty J. New port. Koa Mart Brophy va. Patrick Ed ward Brophy tanrujlfnanti. Low BPA Transmission Line Bid $1,021,675 Power City Electric Company ol Spokane Is the apparent low bid der on two ol three scheduled lor construction ol the Bonneville Power Administration's 230.000 volt transmission line between Former Klamath Man Dies Word was received here todav ol the death Monday In Jackson. Cnlll., ol Harold Brownell, about bt, long-time employe ol tne old E.wauua Box Company where he war employed as lorcman In the planer shed. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.. Thursday, In Jackson. His widow and two younn step- chlldien, all ol Jackson, survive him. . Redmond and Klamath Falls, the public power agency announced today. The construction work Is to be divided Into lour segments, and bids on three ol the schedules have been received. The lourth section. In the Chemult area Is to be bid on later. Schedule I Is a 33-mlle - stretch Irom the Redmond substation to below Bend, schedule II runs Irom three down to near Chemult, and schedule IV picks up at Sand Creek and runs to the Klamath Falls substation site. Schedule ni was not Included In the bids announced today. Six contractors bid on all three schedules, and their total bids were: Power City Electric, Spokane, $1 021.616.50: F. E. Wilder, Olym pla. Wash., S1.08S.019: Smith Broth ers. Vancouver, Wash., $U13- "A few months ago I was a ' small-town waitress!' i . you can r mrj wm EARN H UP TO if bW "I had a part-time job with no fu ture. Today, just a year later, thanks to the School of Practical Nursinq, I am on the itoff of a large hospital, with a fine salary and en excellent future." week Kills germs that cause ATHLETE'S FOOT helps heal and clear it! Zemo a, dortor'n hljfhly niedirnted antixrhtic promptly relievpn itchy aorenrm of r racket), peeling tori. Zemo alao kill on nmtart germi that most commonly iu athlete's foot. It helpi Krevent reinfection, eala and clean this condition. ZEM0 as a Graduate Practical Nurse Women - 17-55 - Married, Single Eosv Credit Plan (small payments) Traininq does not interfere with .... ... Two Weeks Free ""enMob- Traininq MAIL COUPON TODAY NO OBLIGATION SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING Bos 133 ce Herald-News Pltai aiv ms full information about your courts in Practical Nuninj. I am nsl obligored In any way. NAME ADDRESS '.. CITY Occupation Phone . 2, .W-WiimlimcTiae Sate! u CREST Traveler Tires 0 ALBERT & ELIZABETH WARD'S RUBY V,lul Sink m4 WhH P pMima HEXE Sraf CHmstM . PAUL SHAUME las ; VaatatfaltiP 0 VAN DE CROESEN PERENNIAL PLANT BARGAINS' NOW AT SPECTACULAR SAVINGSI Years of Blooms From On Planting . I MftJlT -V . Iff ' V .I 'e:SJfef.-- . 11 inn "po.r"". I MirUHIIUsl . kV ll'.S ii-CS.i ' II '""Perenoorco- Id nnunluiTinu Inao-hlllhm U Mo.. Popular Car. II M Ml IVJ'Z 7" POSTPAID I jeAtlractlv. Pattern. I U lfs r.. Kl-I. l unK.rr.aav ill LZ. VI ISrtl A s., Ml W2MiS&.D ' " f y Saran pla.lic, contour cut for a custom fit. Aj bg J fTgl,, 0r9f- ir SSiSSS ' I - A- I 7f I ? 1 M ! Vm& T OTim ! Painted Daisies, Pyrethrum f sqKt, ' 1 H II J I Vcftaa taaasS ,yM SoimI BIsmu n Tall smu i V 1 lil'V V JI " HI F" ittter most SIX iiauTirui colossi i i Eaiilv lnllsl Critsn . Aillinhkli Clul Fmma .... I i I , , , , . ..... "hlex-Kock" Linod t a 261; Parker-Bchram. Portland, SI. 311,818; M. A. Pllhoud, Vancouver, Wash. . J1.269.2U 32; and L. II. Leonard! Construction Cnnipany, Ban Ralael, Call!., Si. 123, 713. 90. The Donovan Construction Com pany, St. Paul, Minn.. Did iiV 088.11 on schedule 1 and S448.664.- 87 on schedule II. Walton, Broun Electric Company, Salem, bid S243. 301 on schedule I. O. M. Oroves Electrical Construction Company. Ephrata. Wash., bid $288.505 60 on schedule I and Menzel-Klmball. Redding, bid $348,438.40 on sched ule II. , All bids are being studied, the Bonneville olflce at Eugene re- Piano and Bond instruments for rsnt. Rant to Apply on Purchoia. kyle morqan pianos "yours for a happier future through music" ported, prior to contract awards. The Spokane drm, Power City Eleotrlo. was apparently low on schedule I at SUI9.0O8.50 and on scchdule IV at S473.481, and tha F. E. Wilder llrm apparently was low on schedule II at S300.366. 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