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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1952)
TUESDAY, .11 INK 10, 19.r2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON page mm i 'I' Meeting Ladles Anxlllnry n( (ho Knulcs will inert Wednesday at V in. New nflleei will conduct III'' meeting; alterwards there will bo lioliuck nerved. Ciratluatod Cpl. Dunne 0. Bclin- I e il. nnn Hi Mr. mid Mr, u. u tit'hnfleld, Lnkovlew, Ore., recently Iti'adiiuted Irom tho Till Army'ii Nun Coiiiinlas nneri Oil corn Auedemy si Munich, Uermany. Ths atudonls were carefully releeted by llinlr oruunlr.nllon conininmiora bnfoiv attending trie aix-wook course. (iraduated Cpl. Mlllltiol A Reyes, whose sinter, Mary Cam iinunn. liven In Kliiiniitli Aitoney recently iirndunled from lha till Cavalry rtoKlment Leadership school in Jnpnn. iteyes, a r-urnii'i wnr veiernn, In serving iin modi col aldmnii In Medical Co. Time Clisiiied-Chrlsllnn Worn Ni t Fellowship ol Clirlnllun Church will be Wednesday at 1 p.m. In nlend of Thurnduy this week. Group I will meet wllh Mm. Herbert Per due, Ull Wlnrd nnd Oroup II with Mrn. A. W. Jackson, 1806 Unmeant. (irmlunlrd Amonii the graduate of WashliiKlon Hlnlo College, Pull innn, Wash., June 1 were Miss Chnrlotie II. Johnson who received llncholor of Hclenee degree in home economlcn end Unle E. John em! who received n Bachelor ol MKIcnco degree In entomoloiiy. ' llvMTve Officers Tmlnlni Oorpi Cndet Frank R. Clrllllllui, son ol Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Orlfllthn. 31)110 Hhnsln Way Ik nclieuled to re port to Cnmp Gordon June 30-21 to nttend the Hlgnnl Corpn summer rnrnmpmrnt. Cndet Orllllllis, slu dent (t Oreiton Htnte Colleiie Is one of more Uwn 1.000 ROTC stu dents from 10 colleges throughout the country who will receive in tensive training In military sub jects. Received Degree Don Clsrcnce Hiirnlughnm received Bnchrlor of Science degree III civil engineer Inr frorn the University of Utah, hull Lnke City. Tie rommeiiccnienl rites look place June ?. In Janan-PFC Frank C. Alcv nio. non of Mr. Cnrinen Alessio. "Weed. Calif.. In now training wllh the 34th division In Jnpnn. I'FC Alennlo foimht n Koren until lM February when the 3th went la Jnpnn 'o form part ol the necurlty force there. Cooked Food Male Roynl Neigh born of America will hold a cooked rood nnle at the Qualllv Food Mar ket, Haturday. June 14 Member! are anked to have donnllonn there by 9;S0 a.m. For Information on what to bring call 3001) or 038. Thela Rho meeting nnd Initia tion In scheduled for Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. in the lOOF Hall. W.H.r.H, Circles ol the First Methodist church w ill meet Thurs day at 1:30 p.m. Dessert and pro grams at I lie following homes: Ruth Circle, with Mnrlnm Smylhc. B03 Front Street: Father, Mm. Olive Hplker. 421 No. Mh: Mnrthn. Mrs. (lene Woods, 3203 Oregon Avenue: iMnry wllh Ruby Kenyoii, 333 No. l""h. . . . M Jolly Neighbors meets tonight at the home of Mrs. Edwsrd Jolly. 504 Worden Avenue, S o'clock for Inltlnllon of new members and a stork shower for sn absent mem ber, Mrs. Earl Padgett, now llvuig In Bnlem. Only Four more dnyn to regis ter lor the first week of Dny Camp at Moore Pnrk which slnrtn Tues day, June 17. The June nesslons are sponsored bv the Camp Fire Girls and all girls are welcome. Fee II Ml per week includes milk for lunch and transportation. Olrii mny register at the camp Fire office, 22b Main. (lone Dorothy Tolleth, tempo, rarv home extension agent lor Kin math County has gone to her home In Meridian, Idu , and will accept a position In the full In South Carolina. She visited briefly In Renlon, Wash., before going to Idaho. Miss Tulleth succeeded Mnry Olenn who resigned several months ago to bo mnrrled. Amazing New EXOTICA "Dutch Wander flower" Looki Like An Orchid Smelli Like A Rose Growi Like A Glad Somational Introductory Price ONLY 25 per bulb nirrrt from Holland'! flnaal arowar eomaa Ittli aanaallonol new F.XOTK'A . . . . mora unuaual than any flowar you have aver arm, ttli.li oraamr whlla bloiaoma wild dean erlmaon Ihraala (all lha hastily at lha rara and hlrhlr prlarri callylaa nrrhlnt, F.arh bulb prodnrsa un la s color fill, fragrant blooma an alalalr H II. alrma. Iriaal rut tlowara. r.aay la trawl I.lva far yaaral Imaflna haw praud you'll ba when lhar hural In to bloom . . . I.llia a whale faritrn of ilamoroua orrhlda and wllh lha haavanly oranl of a hnndrad Amarl ran Brauty Rnaaa. Llmltad anpplv. Il'a wlaa to erdar ol laaat ona doa. an now baforo our llmltad aupply rnna out, Srnd 111 ranla tor I hulh, plua III ornla for poataia, hnnrillns, II for . I'l for l, :l for J, poat pald. (I. D.'a walanma. Kvary Hulh fluaranlaad to llloom Thla Vaar 10 Vaur Sallsfarlloii or Your Mnnay lack. rXIRA tHFT wllh avary 11 orriar, wa'll aand an tmportad frrnph l.lly hulb. Il't ordara eat twa glfla 1.1 ordara Ihraa iltla) miraariaH, i.api, Taiau, raveling Mr. und Mis.' Funis (fiyl)lli Wllllnins mid children, Don and Hernlco hnve gone to their former home In Chutlunoonn, Toiin. for a monlh's visit. Mrs. Wllllnins Is necreliiry In the homo extension office. The olllcc Is III rlinruo ol Mrs. Mnrcelle Miles nnd will bo open for minor business culls. There Will He a regular meet ing of Dlslilcl No. B Oregon Utnle Nurses Association, Jiino 13, B p. In. D8T at 1U4B Muln. Orion's potluck nnd guent nlglit. tonight, 7 p.m. UbT In Hie buno ment of the First Methodist church Tnke own tnblo servlco und a dl.h lo serve eight portions. Keincmbcr costumes for tho style show, FuneralEdw.ird Oyger. tiiiclo of Richard I ce Wilcox, drowned re cently In FJinlgnint I. like near A-.li-Innd, sltendrd services Innl Fri. dny. The young num. honor grndii ate of the Ashliiiul high school hud won I lie WestliiKhounc award lor an oulstnndlng science project and hnd Junt been ollered u scholar ship to study itbioad. Hp was in tending Reed Collfue und was home over the weekend when ho drowned. Tension High In Ship Strike BAN FRANCIHCO 11 Tensions between rival waterfront unions mounted ss members of the AFl, Mnnlers, Mules nnd Pilots Union wero scheduled to vote Tuesduy nflc-riioon whether to plckot all non-inllllarv ships docking at Hlrlke-bound Pnclflo Const piers. Hurry DrldKes, president of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, told his men "to Ignore or remove" any pickets the MMP might post.' The MMP's action enme after Us deck olflcers were laid off strike bound ships. The union charged a lock-out, It turned down nn offer bv the shipowners' Pnclflc Mari time Associutlon to employ three olflcers on a standby bnsU for nn:H Idle ship. The union said Its contract culls for employment of all deck office; s nt regular waxes. 'The number varies with Individual ships. Cunt. Charles F. Mnv. West rmiHl nrelrlflll nf MMP KutH If SflV snld TuCSdnV. his men vole In hovcott nil Knsl i Coded meosnges smuggled Into Gale Wis Manhattan NEW YORK I A sudden wind driven thunderstorm plunged the Now York metropolltnn area Into a howling darkness Monday for a terrifying half-hour of three deaths and extensive property damuge. Winds with gusts up to 84 miles an hour blew a 336-pound man off a four story Manhattan roof to his death, uprooted trees, tore down power lines and ripped off a main lloor door of the Empire State Building. He ven planes on the ground at La Uuardla Field were .damaged. Red Tieup Discovered BAN FRANCIHCO Wl Philip pine nnd American authorities hnve uncovered a secret communi cation link between Communists In the United fitntcs and Commu nist lluks fighting In the Philip pines, Philippines National De fense Becretnry Ramon Mngsny- Lumber Ship Still Aground BANDON. Ore. ' Two tugs had taut lines on the grounded lumber ' schooner Cvnthla Olson Tueuiay but It appeared hope of fleeing her from the Coqullle Riv er sand rested with powerful pumpi. There was nine feet of water In her enilne room from a hole In her hull. It was punctured while she was battered In rough sess from late Saturday to near mid nlKht Sunday on a rocky bar out side the harbor. Alter being pulled free thy. she grounded while being towedtip the river. Her crew ol 38, In no danger, remained aboard. Port Manager J. E. Walstrom said the schooner apparently was In no hazard of further damage and the tuga Port of Bandon and Winquntt kept a steady Dull on her to keep her bow pointed up stream. The Wtnquatt entered the harbor too late to get a tow on the Cynthia Olson at the morning's high tide. However, Walstrom said, enough portable pumps bad been put aboard the vessel to move more water thnn was likely to re-enter through the punctured hull. Thus lightened, the schooner should move under the combined Const nnd foreign flag ships Dirk eli will lie established Thursday I nt Puolfln Coast tilers. There Will He n meeting of the If curried out. It would virtually Kliinnilh County Republican Ccn- ! P'U'nlV.e nil West Count shipping. Ihe Islands through nlr lines serv. lug Manila and Ban Francisco were intercepted, lie suld. The messages r.unplled evidence of s close tleup ihe'ween the Rcdi. he BSserled .--I ......... ..... w Tl.n nn v vhmuIm avninn wmi , h,. iitwi lu i,b ttniv of the Court llou-.o June 17, 'thorp cnrrylnu mllllnrv csrgo, 8 o'clock, lo organize the coin-. tankers slid small lumber nchoon mlllec, elect oflicers und triinnucl ' en sailing along the const, other business. The meeting If . Wesl Const ships hnve been tied called uy A. w, Bclmupp, chiilrnmu inn 1 duvs bv Ihe AFL Bailors Li.,h h. ..m in .n ini.rview wiiuii in uir i m int, i lie our is on ntriko demnnding n five ner I .u..lvu,iVTnuivn ci-iit wnge boost und overtime for I Art CA)T WAT 3 riAVB A Hnlurdny work nt sea , PIANO WHERE THE RANCHER - MEETS THE BANKER!! WI-NE-MA COFFEE SHOP Quality Food At Reasonable Prices pull of the two tugs, he said. Borne jcotld be taken oft to aid further lumber not Jettisoned earlier still In buoying the vessel, he added. O.W.F.LF. i SnCalJwunU J M foe any raaaa ' "-r m. Ika banal ; oaias sl . Maf EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! , Special for June Only WASH -i LUBE YOUR CAR... MA-$90C Both for only . ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th Ph. 4113 jnbn.ird plnncs from Hong Kong and Furone to Mnnlla. j Mer.ns of brenklni the eommunl- icnllonr line with the co-onerntlon id nlr line officials are under close Movie Division Klnmntii Cain era Club meels tonight nl tho Women's Lounge, No. 8. rrogrum, A C I Movie. "Jones Bi-uch" IflMM-Bound on tnyie recorder a I1M9 winner. AI.'.o. piclures of the 1051 Rase Fcsliv il I'uindc nt l'n.m- dene by Ciene Il uley. All inemlM n plrase plnn lo nllend nnd dlscutt luture plans for the club. Klamath Folks who attended graduation ext-rcisen for eighth grade graduates m DuiiMnulr re cenlly were Mr und Mrs. Mnrlon Bnrnen who saw their granddaugh ter Averll Garrison receive jier dlploinu and Mrs. fjun Colwcll whose granddaughter. Sue Mur dock, took the Amencun Legion award as an outstanding student. In Otinsniulr also was Bue's sunt. Mm. Don Colwcll nnd her lour young duughters. Billy Garrison returned wllh nin grandparents to spend must of the summer. Alnha Chapter 81 OKH will not meet tonight becnuse of Grand Chapter being in session. T.o oao rani a loaalr aaar aalnal alas, from tba Loola R. Mana Plana Com pany, Its SI. IIS. at s law moatol) rota. Aflar s raaaonabla lima ran can If aoa wlah, aSanta fram rani lo nor rbs.a ofraamanl. tba rant akaaSr sola la aU craSllal lo yoor norehaaa occoam aarr. Tba onantblr snrmanla fan bt llllla fclfbar Iban rant. Or, If Too pro lar rao con contlaoa lo rani J I : SlULBROOi! BOURBjOii ':'.. '- STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 16 Proof "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLV PRESENTS ANOTHER CAPITOL RECORDING ARTIST OLE RASilAUSSEN AND HIS NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS ssaJvaJsws SAT., JUNE 14 DANCING 9:30 lo 1:30 1X22?) 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