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Newspaper Page Textt nillAY. .IlINK 0, 1052 . . , .... HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE 1 I City Uniefjl Viii'ullimliig Ml', and Milt, Nor. limn Niilmiii mill mill Niilnii II Nu. Hill Birnol. a ni limvlnu today lu Hiiriit IU l ii y vnrtnllnu ul I'huriilx, 'lurnun, Aria., mill All)ilicilli, N.M Vltlliva Olio lllmin Biiannvlllc. nnil l.yiliu Hiiiiu, Milium, bolli lor lucr rnnliluul'i ul lliiniiliiia were iiiicilo linn week of their mint, Mm. Kuno Kernel! l2i Bo. Dill Hired mill umlrn Alex mid Allied Bind blllll. Full Kluff Min. Imikrl Kruriip, iniiiiiiuor ul OiulH'H uliiiuuiH Cin thiil Mia. HiHIi Mnkclii In the new mini nite ol Uin rciuly-lo-wuiir dnpnit inrllt of the Hlore, Mm, l-uclle Ua kiT, la iiiiilmurr of the aptirlnwenr ilrpiirtiiirnt mid llcliy Km lion In the new vualilcr. HoiUiiml I "I' bkvoiiiI iiiuiitlm with her unwihler, Mm, K.ilher Hovlck, lor tronlini'iil. Mm. Hovlck In n for mer Kliiniiitli renlileiit. Mm. Ili'llulil la returning lionm loduy Improved in lieaHli. Illue lllril pluy duy lo be held nt the (Jump I'lro Iiouho, Conner Avenue. Huliirdiiy 'i to 4 ). in. All llllln Uinta end Rlrla winillim to be Illue lllrda Hi Hcpleinlwr are In vited. Hurl Wllllnm Kr-eace, 4707 Ho. Dlh Burnt nevorely Injured Ilia led lliuinb Willi a woodworkliiK nnw while working nt hla hobby recent ly. Nquare Dunce Ho. Mil Street f... .,, lit, llnll Unllll-fliiv D ti III I UBT. llnmMr tiuv Hellunt 303 Pythian Hltcr baked food aule. tXmStmSk who" l" beci'ln miee, Market .11 day BiUur- . day, June 1. Yacht Club-Menu for thin Hun day dinner Incliidra breiml ol veal and dreanlni or turkey pic. Make renervatlona with Mike or Ileulah Kenan at the club. Dinner la apt for 4 p. in. Iloapltallied R. T. Kulkeraon. Route i ilux 04. Wlln adinllll'd to Mlllalde Honpllal Thursday after noon with ptomitlne polaonliiK, be lieved caused by aome aiirdincn he Had eaten. He wan brnuuht to the hoapltnl by Knler'a ambulnnce. Mt. Hood Yield Plans Due HOOD ItlVKK (A"l A proposal u iiuike pnrl of the Mt. Hood Na il mill Kmr.it Into a aualalned yield "inner unit will come up for a public limrinu here Auk- II. The Hood Itlver add Caacade I.ocki Uhiinibera of Coinmerce liinile the proiionil. anklim that : (3,000 itcrea ol iiiillonal forest be ilnird In the mill. J, Herbert Htone, reiMonal forest er, retliimted the allowable rut Irom the unit would be 30 million hoard feel year. He Mid no private lnnda would be included. It would be entirely national forest unit, eatnbllahed to brum economic nubility to Hood . Jllvrr County. Hione aald the forent aervlce would reciuire Hint the timber net M lenat Ita Initial cuttlnn In nulla within Hie Hood River and Caa eade Lock a area, Californians Nail MIG's SEOUU Korea Ml A trio ef fiabre Jet plloia from the aame rallfornla county accounted tor three of alx Communlal Mlg jeu ahot down Friday In battlet IiIrIi over North Korea, Capt, Paul Henderaon of Ban Ralael, Capt. Jere Lewi, Novate, and Lt. Jamea low. Sauialllo. each baited hta aecond mlg. All are from Marin County, acroaa the iiolden Oato bridge from Ban Franclaco. Ma), Fell Aala Jr.. Fugene. Ore , ahot down another Mlg and tlaiiiafted one. The other two Red ieta were deatroyed by Lt. John .tnore. Tarrytown. N. Y., and Lt. Robert Ronca. Norrlalown. I'a. - Asl wld he waa flying with a Vroup of Babrea protecting tighter bomber on rail cutting mlaalon when a lone Mlg came In low for an attack. "I tagged on lo him right away and started firing aa aoon aa we were clear of the F-4a (flghter bomberai." ha aald. "My buret caught him In the wlnga end he atarted amoklng. 1 waa fitlll after him when I aaw another Mlg head ing for the bomber formation. I awung around, noaed Into him and fired one burnt. It muat have ahaken the pilot up becauae he parachuted Immediately." rnrumonia Dmilel ninditctl. Merrill, wan brouuhl lo Hillside llnnpltnl Thumday afternoon ov Kaler'a ambulnnce. He la III with pneumonia. Defense Leaders Meet Monday A meeting of deputy director) and committers of the Klamath County Civil Uridine Program han been ael for Monday noon at the Wlnenin, Director Joe LaClalr an nounced today. At that lima, LaClalr paid, plana will be made for the fm trial alert to be held here In the near future. Standard Time For Chiloquin CHILOqirtN The city council laal night voted to keep the city of Chiloquin on atandard time. The decision on the time change waa held up becauae schools In this area have been on atandard time, according to Mayor William Lorens. However, achools are out for the summer, and the vole was taken. Klamath Cyclists To Go To Bend The Klamath Krulaera motor cycle enthusiasts from tills area, have planned a cycle trip to the Brno, races over the weekend. One group plans to leave at a.m. Saturday, another at S a.m. Sunday. All cyclists have been Invited to participate. The trips starts from the Yorke- land Cycle ahop on Klamath Ave. ywm' i" ' -r .-ww.-,.---- JV .y,niri .-jg-.,ri,iiji.ini si n n in , tm wrnwwaweMsiawaaaagwe ALREADY GOING UP is the six-classroom, addition to Sacred Heart School, being built by the Bro.sterhous Construction Company. The addition is to the south end of the pres ent school building and is to be completed by the last of August. The Brosterhous bid on the job was $86,104. Q Qalhoun'A MIRRORS tt ny rm In lb bitmft ;. Min We want you to see all the new Philcos ..a and amazing CHEESE KEEPER Sco this new kind of door Btorneo in Pliilco rofrigorn tors! Tho Dniry Bnr . . . with the oxclunivo Cliecso Keeper Hint keeps checne store fresh for uvekul Now Butler Keeper. Now Key Largo color. Untnntched anywhere for value nt tho price. fllmlrotae'-PMie 97S Other New 1952 Model FRIDAY nJ SATURDAY! TO THE FIRST 500 LADIES IN OUR STORE 500 ORCHIDS from Hawaii . . FREE! I havo just returned from Philco'i Tour to Hawaii, and to show my appre ciation to you folkt who made this trip possible, I mode arrangements to have 500 Baby Orchids shipped direct from Hawaii to our store. They'll be qiven away Friday and Saturday, to the first 500 ladles . . . first come, first served! , Merit Smith MERIT'S 609 So. 6th Ph. 2-3499 Shakespearean Tickets Held AHIILAND (Special) Some 100 reservations for the 12th annual Shakespearean festival plays have been made for Klamath Falls real dents, festival business manager William Dawklns said today. This number Is fa above ad vance sales made In the city at this date last fear, Dawklns said, although Klamath Falls patrons made up approximately 6 percent of the festival's total attendance last year. The festival opens In Ashalnd August 1 and runs through Augu.it 30. and already advance aales equal those on July 1 last year, box office reports show. Chiloquin Plans Park Benefit CHILOQUIN The Chiloquin Pnrk AuKrw-lfttinn ha. a4hH,lAi - dance for Saturday night, from p.m. io i a.m., at me vrw Hall with music by the Hutchison Broth era. Bcatty. Proceeds from the affair will CO io me new park. During the dance prizes are to awarded. Includ ing a bed spread and a turkey. Last week's benefit Mexican din ner. held at the Fork of the River, netted about $23 for the park fund. Plead not guilty. Carl Johnson, drunk. Flna, $18 or 7',: t jOMAl f Ut Ivi MorrU, druni,. Tin,, lift MlNltlTAI, COt'BT Bobby Gaorft. drunk. Tin. $13 or 7' day. fUy H Lob to. virncy. rinc. iw or 30 dux!. Nitcaaio Trujiiio, vagrancy, rin, uw or 30 dyi. William Klncald. vagrancy, rina $100 or 90 dayi. Dean George, drunk and disorderly. Tint or 19 days. Harold Ft- Wooltiurn. drunk and dia orderly. Tint, 1.10 or 15 dayt. Wlllard Vaught, dlwirdcrly conduct. DIKTRICT COURT Rimer Andrew McGlnnU. truck ipccd ing. Klne. 110. rimer Andrew McGtnnla, truck apted Ing Fine. 110 George Berry Danrt. no operator"! 11 ccnit. Forfeit M balL Gerald V. Hanay, lnadequat foot brake, fine. I0, Daniel Edward Konhaar, Improper turn. Kine, 35. Kalph Eugene Blackburn, no PUC permit Torfelt $15 ball. Donnte Agnea Fradrtckaon. no opera tor HcenM. Forfeit 5 bail. Support Down 80 Percent WA81IINOTON I Government losses from farm price support operations are runnlnn only about a fifth of what they were a year sko, the Agriculture Department reported Thursday. Losses for the first ten months of the current fiscal year, which ends June 30, were $54,015,000. This compared with 276 million dol lars for the corresponding period last year. The reduction largely reflects th fact that fewer products are being supported. Most of this year's loss es were sustained on sale of dried egg, beans, wheat and peanuts. The government's Investment In farm commodities under support programs totaled $1,609,000,000 on April 30. This compares with a peak of $1,300,000,000 in the spring of 1950. Church Merger Proposed LA ORANDE i.fi Consolida tion of the Oregon and Idaho Con ferences of the Methodist Church was proposed here Thursday at the opening session of the Idaho Conference. Inc Idaho organization Includes Southern Idaho and all of Oregon east of the Blue Mountains. The Oregon Conference Is made up of the test ol Oregon. The merger would make the groups' work more efficient, pro ponents of the plan said. in otner action tne wonierence voted to undertake a campaign to raise $72,000 for church construc tion at, Salmon, Idaho, and Ontario, Ore. ON THE RECORD IURTH4 DRAKK-Rorn In Mr. and Mn, Ray Drake. Malin. Ore., at Klamaih Val ley Hospital June A. 1951, a girl. Weight; a pounda 24 ounrea, IIALI- Born to Mr. and Mrt. Robert Mall, Chiloquin. Ore., al Klamath Val ley Hnnpital June 5. 19.12. twlna. A girl, weight fl pounda 11 ounrea, and a boy. weight pounda IS ouncea, M4ITRMttK l.irFVHF BAKRR-NTA1R Kenneth Kugena Ba ker, 2A, clerk. Native of Kana, real dent of Klamath Fall. Margaret Ann Stair. 18, aludent. Native of Wiaconaln. resident of Klamath Falla. RTllICKLFR-CLAWJlON Keith Del mar Strlckfer, 10. rlerk. Native of Ore- fon, resident ol Klamath Falla. Dorothy rene Clawaon. 18. Native of Oregon, rentdent or Klamath Falla. PICK JETT-M A HARRY Richard G. Pickett. AO. farmer. Nattva of Califor nia, retldent of Malin, Ore. Murl Pat rick Maharry, 42, housekeeper. Native of Missouri, resident of Malin, Ore. CMrrON . MICHAELROtV Wayne Valentin CHfton, 23, farmer. Native of California, resident of Lodi. Calif. De layna Leo la Mlchaelaon, 21, student. Na tive of California, resident of Lodi. Calif. CLIFTON - M1CHAELAON Jack Gene Clifton. 18, farmer. Native of Cal ifornia, resident of Mt. Hebron, Calif. Iris Merleen Mlchaelaon, 16. atudent. Native of California, resident of Mt. Hebron, Calif. Complaint filed Ren Sue Abercromble ve. Archie ftheldon Abercrombte. suit for divorce. Charge, cruelty. Couple married Jan. 2.V 1952. Klamath Falls. Plaintiff aaka restoration of maiden name Rena Sue Holland. Donald A. W. Piper, attorney for plaintiff. Dard C. Lytle ve. Virginia L. Lytle. suit for divorce. Charge, cruelty. Cou ple married Dec. 21. 1W.1. Reno, Nev. Plaintiff aks property settlement. Far rena and Maxwell, attorney for plain- Public Invited To Installation Tnnilrhl'. InctaltaHm n -- w.iwvii vj, uiiivcrs of the Fraternal Order of Eagles win ue open to me public, it was announced today. The installation Is to be Joint with the Ladles Auxiliary, and Is slated lor the FOE hall. Defense Post For Steele J. R. Steele, Pine drove farmer and long Interested In local avia tion, has been rppointed depulv director of the Klamath County Civil Defense Program's aviation division. The announcement of his ap pointment was made last night ut a special meeting of Klamath Air Search and Rescue, by Joe La Clalr, County C. D. director. Steel will coordinate aviation activities with the local program. At another meeting, LaClalr named Wallace Reed, lA0f Oary, as head of the ground observation post division of the Civil Defense organization. He will coordinate work with more than 30 ground posts stationed throughout the county. Fish Screens Installed PORTLAND im State Game Commission crews have completed installation of 610 rotary screens ditches on Oregon farms. The commission said the biggest number of these 193 were located In the Rogue River Basin. Another 28 new screens are now being Installed In Wasco. Hood River and Crook Counties, the com mission reported. STOCK SHOW UNION. Ore. 0H A fat stock auction Saturday will be the high light of the 44th annual Eastern Oregon Livestock Show, which opened here Thursday. A Junior livestock parade was scheduled Friday. WURUTZER A awgnifkant leae. Many tevaly styles ana1 liaisfiet to cheese fram. LOUIS R. MANN 120 No. 7th PIANO CO. aun wTiini'we coh'mi. . rtnjtn aauoa 1 7' L STERLING and LENOX mi it''; I jmMs m 'Vt Traditional gifts for the June Bride ... at RICKYS Towle's "King Rich it' ard" e-pc place set ting 39.50 Towle's "Old Master" 6-pc. place setting 33.00 Gorham's "Chontil ly" 6-pc. place set ting 29.75 A prolusion of peich blossoms on thi smart modem ships. S-piecs place setting.. f 185. l Jewel-like, enameled flowers in colorful rock A licit ted lose surrounded by costly golden sardons. 5-piece plate setting S22A : leaves. 5-plece place setting 1225. Gorhom's "Rondo" 6-pc. place setting 29.75 Gorham's "Melrose" 6-pc. place setting 36.75 Reed Barton's "Flor entine Lace", 6-pc. place setting 38.50 Reed Barton's "Danc ing Flowers". 6-pc. place setting 28.75 700 Main St. IKISTIIIp jlKILtll I aiiiii mjetiri I Phone 3151 Prices Inc. Fed. tox RUDY'S CATALOG Of Gifts' Fathers Day SUCKS ... for Dad. With or without pleats, in linen, rayon, sharkskin or qabardine. All sizes. From $9.93 to $25. SPORT SHIRTS with short sleeves. I li.ca rayon, cotton, silk or nvtoa. Fifured feeds, plaids, solid colors with contrasting trial i shown. Other fine patterns with long sleeves. AH guaran teed washable. $2.95 to S10.95. SOX Guaranteed for 1 Year! Sox in tho new super absor bent nylon., A new pair free if they; wear out in a year. Yel low, ejrey, maroon or light blue. Sizes 1014-12. $1. FATHER'S DAY JUNE 15th! ' KNOX HATS in a great number of styles. Shown is the "Westlite" at $10, in qrev or tan. Surprise him with a Knox Hat Gift cer tificate! From $8.50 to $15. SWIM TRUNKS AND SHIRTS TO MATCH Illustrated: Hand blocked print, pheasants in color and hunter with qun in front, biq red hunting doq on back. Yellow or light qreen ... set $17.95. Other trunks from $3.50 Shirts to match from $6.95 )l ana Ml A P-. Ufa H !J.W lit ita r i-trw imw Si WASHARI F SHOES with thick sole interlined with' cork for comfort and cool- . ness. Easy to fit, sizes 6 to 13. As shown $6.95. With nylon mesh on toe - $8.50. Brown, now. bleached i denim, liqht brown. ORDER BY MAIL -we pay postage! RUDY'S, i 600 Main . '' : ' I Please send me at I Enclose..'. Send to: NAME ;. ADDRESS City and State ..size... CtUPY' 6th and Main Shop In (eel comfort in our Air Conditioned Store.