Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 03, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 3, 10.12 IIKRAU) AN'I) NKWS. KLAMATH KAI.I.S. OKKOON pack five .... Vltlturs Mr, nml Mm. Freil llulrliklnn, Nniitli I'unndrim, weie rrrriit vIMImn nl 1'ir homo Hi Mm. fMelln lllll mill luiiilly u Henley. Mrs, lluulikliw U Aim. l ill's slater. Moved -Mr. mill Mm. Jm k lio. I lirr inuvrtl til ii new homo uli Kins Hirem, Mr, mill Mm. Msswell mill lanilly era unw wnijiyliiK II 10 Ho lier humo III Ol'-iK'. I.eae UovU M. (Ism orrlveil Itinnii by pinna luilny limn Chmiuio Air lliu.r, HI, lie Imi liern In thr Air l''wre tor a yritr mill tisn Junl llnlMiert sdveiitrri snplitne mct'lien Irs. Lloyd mid lull llanii, Hor Klalm, Wnyne llllninj nr mid niltem lieve none In Hie l.nka of tlm Woods ovrr Hie ioll(lya Wolrrn I'urly- I'llot'a dull will hold KiiiKlmm and ciriiiin wenleni Bishop Levels Ad Accusation PORTLAND Ml A churne llial tlie Oiruon Kennel Club waa usliiit inhlrdilliii! radio wIverMslnii In lis i aiuiialun lo prreervo Win slate rao Inn law waa made Wodiirmlav by MrtliMllHl Ulalloll (Jrrald Kennedy. Krnneity mid lliren Portland radio alallonn iiad I'luried, a Mete. 1. . ml nuolhia llrnrite V. tiordnn, Idrlitlllrd si a Methwllnt lllllllmrr at Aluha, aa aavlnu tlial "many K'liKlnua Irmlern do lint share In llir reformers' seel lo make hnr i si Ina and dntr rerlin a crime." and thai do raclim w "one ' in cletnenl and inoal lumesl" of MMirla, Kennedy aald thai Oorihm Irlt llir :hurch 11 ver ao Inllowiim a dlifUH" will) church iifllclaU over 1.1. lirKffllnif n( ruclnu dO'i. Krn ncilv added that there wna liol a . Melhntllsl rhllrrh In Aloha. Tho, MrllwKlliia havr been active, alow with oilier drmonilimllons. In ilie Oreiwn Council ot Churclie.' Initiative, to ban race bfllllK. Huhon Kennedy demanded a re trartlon ol the radio advcril.-.e-mem and aald Ihev were dcilunrd to mislead Ihe public and Hive nter the wriiiiu lnnre-.ioii " ' irllnloiia lcadcm' Mend on " lacinir ban. ' Murray Kcinn. Kennel Club nrer.ldeni. aald the bl-hon a letter would be read over all Hirer, sta tion. Cordon aald he hadn'l known before the rhtiruh dldn'l con.lder hnn miniver; thai lie Ihoanut he wan jul Inactive. Bribe Brings Jail To Three SAN FRANCISCO tfl -, The Ninth U. 8. Court of Anneal up held he sentences of three men convicted nl oloiumi to put a wealthy nrlsoner on nrlm larm instead ol a lederal penitentiary. The eouri ruled Wedneadav thai a "readmit of the record leaves the dlillnrl... ilmnreaMoni . . . that a man of waalth han been convicted ol a crime and Ihe aelec lion ot hi Place of coillliiemenl ha been placed In Ihe hand of flealiriilnR men desirous of oblalnlnit aome of Ihe prl.-onera wealth. The convicted ihree and ihelr ernlfnce.! were: Pdward J. Carriean. SO. former deputy U. 8. marshal for Northern C alifornia, five yeart and 6.000 ""Raymond Calmea. 1, former deputy U. 8. mamhal, Oakland, twn vearn and M.000 fine. Jack nevnoltla. 60. Oakland labor and political leader, three vearn and 13,000 line. The prlaoner U Phil Pavla. sen tenced In nrlnon after Inn vachl i an over Imoirene Wltlenche In I ake Tahne, causlnit her to auffer the Inn, of nana of both leea. Testimony al Ihe Irlo's Irlal aald a J2.000 bribe was paid In have l)avi placed on the Santa Rtla prlion farm In Alameda County, rnllf.. Imlead of McNeil lland iWaah.) Federal renltentlarv. Hit By Car A 4-vcar-old boy, Bruce Bnldl ot McCIoud, Cnllf.. apparently was. un hurt Wednesday afternoon when he wan hit bv a car at (Ml and Main. Mm. Richard Bnldl, Ihe boy's mother, aald she and the boy were 1 rroaalnir tlie alreet when a car nirned Ihe corner and atruck the vounnnler. knocking Win down. Tho car atonned and a woman got out, a.iked If he was hurt, and then left. CASUALTY LIST WASHINGTON 111 The De fense Department Thursday Identi fied 2D4 battle casualties In Ko rea. A new lint (No. 60m reported ii killed, 187 wounded, 33 mKisInt, 21 Injured and one death from In juries. style parlv, Haturday, July 6, I 10 p.m., al Ihe f'llot'a Club, Members and Ihelr luesta are Invited, Program Wentmont Colleae Quarlel ol Bauta Barbara will ytt anil a pioifiatn at tho Bible Bap IIM Church. 3244 Wlard Hired, I'll, day, July 4, 1 10 p in. The public la cordially Invited, Relumed Home Mm. Clifford A. Dunn ws released Irom Klamath Valley Hospital, Wednesday, July 'J. Hhe relumed to her home, 3010 Maiuanlla. Advance Nallee Nclhbnm ol Wood Craft will nieet, Monday, July 7, p.m., in the K.C. Hall. Officers and guides will wear lor main, as Initiation Is lo be held. There will be lefrenhmetiln and en lerlalnnienl. Ruth Hall Is chairman. VUltlni -Mm. II, E. Anderson, r'ah'btiiv. Nebraska, hi vlaltlnu here with W. K. Anderson, UI0 l.ookoin and Charles A, Howard, 1110 Oram, she plans lo slay an other mouth or ao. Potlura l.uiirhfun - July Mcclltm of Ihe social Club, OKH Aloha U, will be a Hilluck luncheon al the home ol Mrs. Dean OMurn, 'JU57 Ijiwrcnce Htreet, July II, 1 p.m. All nicmbci are cordially Invited. Coflcn and cream will bo fur nished. Membrra are reminded lo bring Individual table services. Hhort Visit Theulore 8. Snyder, on of Mr. and Mi. 8. A. Huyiler of Beattlr, furmer residents of Klamath Kails, United with friends ami relatives here, June 27 and .8. iiyder was on his way lo Han IJlejio where he will be In tralmni lor nervicc In the Navy, lie In the grandson of Mrs. Edith Snyder, ttmmuers Lane; nephew of Charier. F, 8uyder, 340 Faulton Street, and Mlu Josephine Snyder. Bank Revamps Building Here Workmen began making allera lloiia on Ihe building houi.lng tho Klauia'h Falls bnim-li of tlm Flri.t National Bank of Portland last week which will rraull In Unproved convenience for customers ot Ihe bank, It waa rriwrtcd by It, II. Tin- dale, branch manager. Improvements lo be made at Ihe First National building Include In stallation of new liiiii i and outer full length llrrcullte Klnas doors at Ihn main entrance, construction nl two new cfrtilerence rooms Insldo the bank and at cither aide ol the main entrance, Installation of a completely new acoustical celling, new recesaed Incandescent lighting and eslenslon ol Ihn olllcern' area on both aldea of tho bank, P.xlsting windows In the North and fioulli ine.zitiilue will be com pletely removed mid Ihe walls will be replanlered In panels similar lo llioM- on the Eust wall. On Ihe completion of Ihe alterations the enure quartern will receive a new p tut Job In attractive colors. Also, the bank's telephone switch board operation will be relocuted al the rear ol the imiln Iloor on a raised platform In ouler to give complete visibility and control of telephone calls. The tnc.u i line spare formerly occupied by this oiierntlon will bo devoted solely in housing trie air conditioning sys tem. The alterations tre expected lo be completed In iwo or three months, according (oTIsdale. How ard It. Perrln la Ihe architect and Leo N. Hula la general contractor. Tlsdale Indicated that Ihe work In being done on the bank's char ters lo Rive customers a larger, more convenient area In which to transact Ihelr banklmc business. 5jcj? Qcdhmin'h MIRRORS Q tmt lt any tmnm In Ikm hmat AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO Tan can nnl Uvaly naw iplnrt pita from thft I.sjtjli Ft. Minn riia m pany, ltO N. 7th, Bl law mtalhljr rait. Afltr rtaianabla lima yaii raa, it yn with, rhanja lrm rant ta anr t-haia irmtn Tha rani alraadr vat4 la all crtdllti la your parrhaia arraanl ni iaar 4nnn paanl It naoaa aarr. Ttia rnanlblr pmas(i ran a miia ifr.ar than rani. Or ir ;a fra ftiy jaa can canllnaa I rant. Gold Miners May Get Break WABIIINtlTON Ofl Congress believes thai the .gold "guinea pigs" of World War 11 should get a break. The guinea pigs In this case are the gold mine owners whose prop erties were closed during the war by the tamed War Production Board order 1.-3H. 'Hie mine owners have claimed for years that there should be some reatltullon on the part of the kovcrnmcnl for damages which they suffered through the closing order. But many of them failed lo file claims within the established time limits. Now, Congress has passed and sent lo the President a bill which would permit them to bring suit In Ihe court of claims regardless at any statute of limitations. 7ne Intent of order 1201 was to force a nhlft of gold miners to other mines which were produc ing ntrateglc metals tor the war effort. As to the purpose and the actual effect of Ihe order, the notice jucnriary committee aalo: "The records of tlie War Produce lion Board show that the gold min ing Industry waa selected an s guinea pig to teat the policy oi hutting down so-called nonessen tial Industries during the war. Ihe Issuance ot the order wan based upon dubious If not nonexistent authority. "The order failed completely lo make any aubiilantlal contribution lo the war effort and Inflicted ruinous costs on the gold mining Industry. No similar order waa issurn against any other industry In the nation during the war yearn." Of ihe delay In filing claims, the committee aald: "ft must be noted thai the great majority of mine operators af fected by the order were the small operators who were mining in many out-of-wav places and did not have the facilities to employ legal staffs to keen them Informed ol their possible rights. m CHILDREN 1IILL8BORO tm Mrs. Anlone Vandehev, 8, who lives at Roy near here, had 13 children. One of her daughters had Is. Now Mm. Vandehey has .08 grandchildren and at last count around 60 great granucnuaren. RtifCt PLYWOOD CHEAP! Wo alio tie custom CAIINIT WORK In Our Shoo, FARMER'S LUMBER .! MILLING ttttr Lumbar tt Lower fricai lx71SlS.rh rh.1677 Man Guilty Of Larceny Ilav H. Lobnlo. 62. pleaded gull ty III Circuit Court Wednesday af ternoon lo a charge of larceny In a store, and was returned to Ihe County Jail to awnll sentence. He admittedly stole a blue work shirt from the Corner Store. 1th and Mn in, June 2b. lie waived In dlclinciit. Alho appearing before Judiie Da vid It. Vnndi nbcrg Wednesday Preston Rogers Baker, Jl, ol lule lake, who waa plu'-ed on probation for live years for forgery. He had pleaded guilty earlier. Baker and another Tulelake youth. Charles Ronald Waters, 31. were Jointly charged with forging a M check which they never got a chance lo cnli. Waters was placed on probation Tuesday. ACIIKKON IN HltAZM, RFC'IFE. BraUl 111 U, S. Sec retary ot Stale Dean Arheson ar rived In Braml WrdncMliiy tor a state visit. He flew here from Vlen na In Ihe presidential plane Independence. II " IT'S THE WATER" THAT MAKES OLYMPIA BEERj ALWAYS RIGHT FOR SUMMER REFRESHMENT. KEEP A SUPPLY FOR I YOUR GUESTS. oirwruv unwise CO , OirM. win.. II i.a. BUB KlauaajJi'i Iliiaat Mfflu taUta World's Moat CoBvaataal Container! Opant Easily! Cloias Eaiilyl Pours CUanlyl LOOK FOR THE P0LKAD0T CART0H CttATEU LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS NOTICE! Tho LOG CABIN IS CLOSING W will be closed after Thursday night for re-modeling. Wotch for openinq dote. THE LOG CABIN On the' Ashland Highway Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich Or RELIABLE FIRMS AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 5683 "it certainly is an emergency. I'm being threatened right nowl" . . , Good party-line neighbor! release the line for emergency calls . , . Pacific Telephone. MOUNTAIN RIDGE ft MOUNTAIN RIDCI ft MOUNTAIN RIDGE ft MOUNTAIN RIDGE ft Made For Oregon Men Who REALLY' KNOW BOURBON! H Jan.. lP I 8 fajjP Pt- NaJ BOURBON WHISKEY u o Q z 3 O I a z o I a o i x I i 3 O I ft MOUNTAIN RIDGE ft MOUNTAIN RIDGE -ft MOUNTAIN RIDGE ft MOUNTAIN RIDGE, -ft IHI WHISKEY IS FOUR YEARS OLD 86 PROOF GOODERHAM & WORTS LTD. PEORIA. ILL RING'S SHEET METAL 2104 'i So. 6th H toting Vcntilotinf Jhaet Mttal Work of All Kindt Auto Repairing UJZ ,6W Ph. 9904 KUZMIC & ZEIGLEk 27 MAIN ) Complete Motor Ovorhoul Broke Bottery Sorvice a Front Ind Aligning Rtboring end Cronkshoft Grinding in the Cor OPEN I to EVERY DAY AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 23S7 So. 6th PRE-CUT ORNAMENTAL IRON Cuitom Made Dropes Auto Upholstering Auto Seat Corers BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344 KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main Birthday end Wedding Cakei Mode to Ordorl Broods. Cakes. Pies. Peltries Baked Fresh Doily Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICE OF 1322 COLORS Everything in Paints and Building Materials CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING Ph. 3586 BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Films in at 10 out at 4 Complete Lino at Comoro and Photo Supplies Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Riverside SALES and SERVICE Restaurant and Stora Equipment CARRIER FRIGIDAIRE YORK The Bettor Kind DRY CLEANING SANITONE Ph. 4622 RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Main V Hotter than the 4th of July!! Hardy's SIlOG SALE O Weyenbergs O Freemans O Robertsons Sizes 6 to 12 Most Widths Loafers included in this Big Sale! IS NOW ON 100 PAIRS New Styles Added . . . TO CHOOSE FROM VALUES to 16.95 (o)95 STORE FR MEM r 820 Main Phone 6778 Oxfords . . . plain or moccasin toes ... capped toes . . . wing tipped scotch grains . . cush ion crepe soles ... leather or Ply-Tex soles ... all included in this great sale! ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528 LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St. Comerciol - Roiidantial - Industrial Electrical Engineering - Motors Supplies "If It Is Electrical Work VYa Da It!" ELECTRIC HEATING Ph.2-3221 ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pin Esquira Thaatra Building WESIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION Headquarters for your ovary electrical heating need. ELECTRIC MOTORS Ph. 3268 HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 735 Commercial St. Motor Rewinding Repair Bearings Motors and Equipment Remand and Dalco Motors. ELECTRIC-RADIO SERVICE Ph. 7810 LUNDSTEN'S RADIO & ELECTRIC 4526 So. 6th Auto I Homo Radio Repair All Makas Guarantood Sorvica Arvin Radios G.E., Hamilton Beach Tooitmoiler Kitchen Appliancas EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 4524 S. 6th HYDE'S JEWELERS 4524 So. 6th "Espert Wotch Repair ot an Honest Price" Electronic Timing Jewelry Manufacturing and Repair Diamonds For Leu - FLOOR COVERINGS Ph. 8495 CALHOUN'S 357 E. Main LINOLEUM TILE FINE CARPET Armstrong Linoleum Bigelow, Mohawk, Gulirl.n Carpitt FURS - COLD STORAGE Ph. 3573 GREGORY FUR SHOP 815 E. Main Fur Restyling Cleaning Closing Our Specially "For Your New Fur Coot Sea Gregory's First" GLASS, DOORS, WINDOWS Ph.7477 THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th Plato, Crystal and Window Gloss Storm Sosh and Sc roans to Order Ettimotes Gladly Givin WE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY and SATURDAY July 4th and 5th Dick B. Miller Co. 7th and Klamath . , Phont 4103 OLDS-CADILLAC High School Athletic Field - Night Of July 4th As Soon As Dark-lmmediately After Fireworks "(OKIE AS YOU ARE DANCE " admission MERRILL Community Hall 25c per person i " r GUNSMITHING Ph. 4273 RALPH'S GUN SHOP 4820 So. 6th NOT A TINKER SHOP I Consider Tools, Machinery and Know-how Essential Ta Qualify as Gunsmith INSULATION Ph. 6161 ROOFING SIDING HENRIS ROOFING CO. 410 Adami F.H.A. Terms Free Estimates All Workmanship and Matanolr Guaranteed Moteriali For Salel ' INSURANCE Ph. 5529 CHILCOTE INSURANCE AGENCY 111 N. 9th St. Specialists In AUTO FIRE CASUALTY MARINE BONDS "Tho Pioneer Insuranca Agency Established 1909" PRESCRIPTIONS w.oit dl 2445 S4H Green Stomps rlla afTW SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 So. 6th Complete Human and Animal Health Supplies Frts Parking Lot Open 9 to 9 Every Day (7 Days) SAW FILING Ph. 4672 BODENHAMER SAW FILING 351 E. Main LAWNMOWER SHARPENING AND REPAIRING B.S.A, Motorcycles Rao Lawnmawors triggt Stratton and Clinton Motors