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Newspaper Page Text1IEKALI) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE KniDAY. .1UI,Y II, 1 052 Mrrlilif llrllm and llrniln Hhrrp (lull will innrl on Ilia Krna Hi the limno ol Mini Olnon, Hal iniUy nun iiiiik. Klli-ii will ihow how to uc ahrcia and cuidn. Nrw rhmiK-'riio Irlrplioiii mini lirr ol thn olllco ol Hum Krllrll, new rilrrrtnr l Ihe I0 A (nlr dli tilcl, Tulclakr, la 1 Ull. Pvtuana . Kinampinnil, Nn. 40. TOOK mid auxiliary will hold iritular iiiealliiy In llmian.a to mulil.' Iliimv-Mm. Phil Hrhroedcr mid on I'hll, mi Pacific Torrace, nin'iil Iho Voiirili ol July hulldaya Willi Mr mid Mm. O. I,. l"riuuioii, llnin, Thry nro Inrnirr Klamalh rll rrl(lriil. While her. Ktr Kiimhi wan mannurr ol Woolworth'e now own Ihn Orchid I'lower Hhop In rirnu. Thry lio vlilted Talma. Vlaltlni -Ciluhi nnd Mm. Oli ver Klnnrv lie uvlna Willi Mm. Nrll Kinney, ZI4II Kljrrlrln hired. Thry aluo apt-nt aouiii lime III Hi n nunc River vlnltlnit Captain Kiniicv'a lalhrr. Allrr Iruvlnii here Kiniiry will rrpnrt lo Camp Htoiie iiiiiii, Cnlll., lor ovrraeaa aaalgii mrnl In Jupmi. 1 Ward IU-irlvrd-lhal But. nob- ori liinon Ik In l'uuui with Iho I'Jili iirnrral illi.iK-iu.nry, u, b. Armv Mrdlicil Corp. Mr. IHIUin, Iho Inrnirr Bliaaurth Illnkenimi, la ilrndlnii Sn FranclM-o Denial rJuraca ttr'tiool. Holiday Vlellor-Mr. mid Mm. Klton Itamnay mid Mr. mid Mm. U. N. Planes Smash Red industries Ituv Ilnurr hud mi Ihrlr iiuM over thn July 4th holnluyn, liny I'cart id Kcdondo MphcIi. Cam., nd Mid. Maudo Kuitor, Anhlmid. Itrnortrd For Duty Alrnniii Hurry K. Nulilr, mhi ol Mr. mid Mm. Wlllnrd Nolilr. Ilolninzx, n- rrnlly rrpurlrd lor duly to Nuvy Air Trmiiiporl Hnuaiirnn r.miu baaed In Hawaii. Nnlilr iiruduaU-d Ironi Bonanza lllh School In 10411. Kprakrr at the Brvrnlh Uuy AdvrntlMa Church loniulil will hr l)r. M. tllump. Ho will tell id run rxprrlriHra a. a prmonrr ilurlnu World war II. no will aim ten in Ihn Hainan drnth march, Cor- rouldor and Iho ilr-llvrranrr tiom HnrUci Tmna. I Jr. mump wnt prrnldf-ut n( Iho Vhlllppluo Union Count" l the oulbrrnK ol Iho wnr Ho will alfui aprnk at II a. ill. mid 1 p in., Uuluriliiy. July 12. Wlanineln I'knlr will br hrld. Sunday, July Itt. main picnic around at J'ulnl iJrflanca I'nrk. 'Inroma, Wanh. Hrlini your liunkrl lunch, tahlo ncrvlco uud coMeo con tainer. Collro will bo luriil-ihrcl tree. For nmro Information write lo Mm. Charlr II. Nlchnla. 3211 South Uln Hired, 'lacunm V. Wanh. Family (iathrrlitf -at thr hoini of Mr. and Mm. J-'ruuk Nuni-ly, DUO North 3rd Hi reel, included n dinner lair In Iho iitloruoou nl July 4lh. 'I1him prr-aont wore: Mr and Mm. William t.loyd Carter and aoii: J'tr. and Mm. Hoy Lundurou. Camp Robrru, Cnlll., and Mr. and Mm. Vern Cuinuiiui nnd dauvhler. Caatero Valley. Call Advanred Nollro Khiinnlh 8)orl Mrmlirra AbAuclulion will hold a rOKiilnr meeting, Monday. July 31. at Wlnema Hotel, 8 p.m. I'ropONed lllu Game Law will be ducu-ited. Out at Town Louise I.lnninn. dnUKhler ot Mr. and Mrs. Juck l.lnmnn. 20 Nevada, la working aa a aecretary lor the Momo Mc cormick Hteamnhlp Line III Henltlo. Wnah, l.oulae worked at Sun Vulley 1 1 oin the ilri-l ot January until June o( thu year. - HKOUI,. Korea Al teanl CM w.irplanri Ironi live Allied nalloiu lubbled Ine olh Korean capital and mnahlied two other North Ko lean Indu.ilrlal cciilem Friday In one ol Iho innnt devaatnllnn ratdfi ol the Korean war. , Thn 11.8. Air Force auld In mid alleruiKiit Iho rnnllu.ilne raid "wan well on the wav lo brum the blKieW air ntrike nf the war." United Nalloiu ulloia reported thev deidrnved or damaced the CoiiiinuiilkU' army communica tion!! headciunrtem, thrre munltlona lactorlea and numrroua other lac lorlea and aupnlv and troop cenlera In I'voniivaim. the capital. in urn, t. Tile Hed caplial waa loll In llamea and rubble, aald AP cor reMKiiidrul Btan Carter alter flight over Uie taruet area. American. DrlllUi. AuMrallan, Routh Atrlcan and South Korean planet Irom land and carrier bae alto amaMied lUnnclu and Hnln won In Wentern Korea, 3S and SS nillM aoiilh of Pyoimvane TtieV aro Important cenlera on tile rnll line between Pyonnvnni! and Uie battlefronl. For weeks. Allied llloli had been dropplnu lealieta warninij civlltnru of the ImpcndlnR raids, a Fifth U.S. Air Force tpokciuunn aald. Mnny ol the tnmelii. pln-nolnled liv photo Inielimence, had been al lowed to grow for months. Bombs were dropped within a mile of Red coinn for U.N. war prinonem near Pvonnvanij. but pilots were Instructed lo be espec ially enreful near this enmn and lour others. ItKCOItl) KTRIKK The strike at least equalled the site of last luanlh i bomblnus al North Korean hvdroeloctrlc nlanH. Four hundred U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine lighter bombers swarmed from land bases and from the U.S. aircraft carriers Prince ton and Bon Homme Richard In a morning strike on Pvoninrnnir. They wore lolned bv planes from the British carrier 1IM8 Ocean. The advanre wnvo atrnled anil bombed Red nnll-nlrernft 'guns. Then flohter bombers hit their tar nets Willi rockets and bombs. A second wave of 250 fighter bombers hurled more destruction nn thn rsnitnl in the afternoon. More than 100 American .and Australian .lot fighters patrolled the men from Pyongyang north to the Mnnchurlnn border to protect the raiders from Red fighters. A few Russian-built MIOs from Manchur Inn botes exchanged lire with the 1 Sabres. Thieves Get No Results Burglars at the OCiW Form Sup ply company building last night netted . only a few dimea for strenuous piece of work. State Police Invc-diKallug the brenk-ln said thui the prowlers had knockrd out the bottom ol sale, only to find it contained no money. Then Ihey tried lo force open a tiling cabinet, and weren't success lul. . Finally the burglars took a lew dunes Irom a soft drink machine and left by rear door. Kutry was made through a small ventilator opening In the back ol the building. I a T a AGAINST A BACKDROP of flamei, lirtmtn and voluntetri ihove e dreaming hoie I bit nearer a burning (lack of lumber at last night'i ipecticular Ellington mill blaie. The courage of men who itayed between rowt of lumber stacks ts handle hott noizlei halted the fir which could have twept tha whole lumber yard and mill. 60R Rules Change Favors Normal Republican States Republicans To Name New National Croup CHICAGO I . The Republican .n all 34 atatea it a man. the worn- convention nnmet a new and en larged national committee Frldnv marking Iho end of equal repre sentation of men and women on the pariy't governing body. Fli-t-tinn of the new croup Is one of the Inst lobs to be done bv the OOP National Convention, which en complained that Uiey would lose their equality on the committee, now composed of one man and one woman from each stale and territory. Another change msv cut Into the sice of future delegations from southern Mates to the party s na- wrote a new set of rules for the tlonal convention ' ". Obituary CI'MMINun Hattir Mkv L'uinmlnsi. T. filed here Jin la. she mi i nitlv ol Clovii. N M . snrl hd rfildftl In KUinftlli fall! lor lit dkM si srk Survivor Include: the wnb, Mr. and Mr. J. T Cummlnfa, ot KUmslh Fall. nna brother. Hlrhaid l 01 Klsmsin rll. (Jrandnuithcr Martha Parry if Klamath Yalta and (Irandfalher Jim Cummlnu of rarmenvilla, Tt-K. ru- nrral arranifmenla will la annnunrt-n lalrr by Warda Klamath runaral Home. sriiRornrit KUealieth M. Srhrovder, 12 a former rrlileilt ol Klamath ralli died In Cnr vallta. Ore.. July 9 Hurvlvota Inrlude one niece. Mrt. r. 3. Roaendahl nl L'orvallli. Ore., end two nephew. Uranl lluitla ol Wrnalehee. Waali.. and 1'ha.les Taloe of Klvlimonil. Call', fu neral aervlre will he held at- the iraveilde In l.lnkvllle Cemetery Mnn day July 14. II a.m., with llev. Lloyd llttllmvay nl the riral Melhndlal Church nfllelallni. Ward'a Klamath Vuneral Hume In charge of the arranicmente. TIIOMI-SON Funeral aervlrea lor Almlna Thomn. eon on. who died here July t. will take place fioin the Chanel of Waid'a Klamain runerat Home aaturuay Juiy 12. at 10:30 a.m., with Kev. D. I. Proelt ot .Ihe Peace Memorial Church iilllclatlnf. Cunrltitllnf aervlcea and in terment will follow In Klamath Me morial Park. rARKONS OM-ar Seweli raraona. 47, a native of tlulde tlcM-k. Neb, and a revident of Klamath Falla alnce 1041, died at hla home July 11. Survivors Inrlude hla wife Opal Paraona. four children Oarao) Seweli Paraoni Jr., of St. Paul. Minn: Joeeph II. Paraona, Marlorle Taraona ot Klamalh falll. William Karl Parenna In Ihe II, S. Navy; hla mother Lena Paraona of Klamath r'alia and a brother Merlin Paraona of Klamalh Falla. Funeral arranse menta will be announced by O'llalr'a Memorial Chapel. committee Thursday. Opposed bv some women dele BHtra at discriminatory against Ihelr sex. the new rules were sppruved by a vole ol M to 613. Changes Irom the old recula linns wrae designed to reward slates Hint stay In the Republican innks and to pensllte thoe that don't gel out a aiteable COP vole. Thev make the party't state chnirman a lull member ol the naltonnl committee If his state has a Republican governor, or n n goes Republican 111 a presiaenuai year. The chairman would lose na tional committee membership If his slate wenl Democrat In a state wide election. One Immediate effect ol this change Is to give n ejctra com mittee member to 25 elates lhat now have iiepuoucnn Kuvcniuioi and to Hawaii, t - And.' alnce the Hate cholrman It boosts from 1. 000 to J.000 the number of Republican votes that must be cast In a Congressional district before the district Is al lotted a delegate to the conven tion. Since Southern states normally don't turn out a heavy OOP vote and onlv Maryland has a Republi can governor, the two rulet com bined w ill lessen the south a lnllu ence tn party councils ant) mav reduce Souliiern delegate slrennn at the IMS convention unless the Southern OOP becomes a lot more active. Fire Blazes In Alaska KODIAK. Alaska '.Ti Mount Shishaldln on Unlmak Island has been glowing red for the past week, the Coast Ouard reports, and an airline pilot said it was aflame early Thursday. Two other volca noes on the island were reported smoking. A Northwest Airlines pilot. Fred Zimmerly. said In Seattle that smoke was pouring out ol the Shis- haldin crater early Thursday and llames were licking 300 or 300 lect in tne air. Unlmak Ik the llrst island of the Aleutian chain, last west of the Alaska Peninsula's tip. It is about 760 miles southwest ol Anchorage. A Navv patrol plane crew plan ned to get a close-up look at Shis haldln Friday. CHICAGO lf Party leaders from Midwestern and other North ern atatea that normally vote Re publican, had a firmer hold Friday on partv machinery and conven tion delegates. Bv a 683 to 513 ballot in this feuding convention thev altered longtime partv rules In a wav that should lessen Importance of Re publicans in Southern states, un less they sharply increase uur votes in Dixie. Gov. William 8. Bearnslev oi Iowa. told thu reporter It waa a victory after vears of effort by Midwest Republicans. "it will bring the operation of Ihe Republican National Commit tee much nearer to the people," Beardslev said. The two rules changes would: 1. Olve states that roll up Re publican election victories an extra or third member on the kev Re publican national Committee. 2. Cut down the number of dis trict delegates from Southern and other states that poll less than 2.000 votes In any congressional district. Both rule changes should result In less power in the national com mittee and convention for South ern states that seldom If ever elect a Republican to oil Ice or snow a majority for a Republican presi dential nominee. One of the eiurprlses to many outsiders at a Republican conven tion Is the large number of dele gates from states that are solidly Democratic. This is because every stale gets four delegstes-at-large plus dele gates Irom congressional districts where Republicans rack up 1.000 votes. The new rules doubles this minimum for extra delegates end should reduce the Dixie GOP votes unless solid dents are made in the Democratic South. At present some Southern dele gates to a Republican convention represent onlv a few hundred or few thousand GOP voters while a delegate from a populous Northern slate may represent many thou sands ol Republican.". This has produced some odd results In bitter presidential con tests, such as the present, with charges ol deals and delegate buy ing. Some partv leaders believe that a few Southern Republicans, anx ious to handle lobs and patronage II the party wins, keep Ihelr or ganizatlon or voters small in order to be certain of control The addition of a third national 1 committee member will go to any stale that shows a majority lor the Republican presidential candidate, elects a Republican governor, or has a maloritv of congressmen, i counting senators and representa-; lives. It means that Midwest states like Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Col-1 orado. Wyoming and the Dakotas will have a bigger sav hi the party's too policy council. Rogue Plans FM System A new FM radio setup Is slated to go into operation on the Klam th DLitrict ol the Rogue River National Forest in the near lu- District Ranger Robert Cooper s office renorted todav the new set up will provide increased efficiency in communications throughout the forest. .... The Pelican Butte Lookout, to be manned this year by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gaines, Gainesville, via is still snowbound. The look outs are slated to move into uie moontnln-lon tower early next week. A walk of three miles through snow drifts Is necessary to reach the lookout. Less Cleaning For Buildings WASHINGTON (P) Govern, ment buildings from now on face Ihe possibility of having their win dows washed and floors waxed only once a year Instead ot three times annually as In the past. The General Services Adminis tration, the government's house keeping agency, has aent out word a sharp cutback In clean ing services is necessary because of the congressional reduction In Its 1953 funds. A OSA spokesman aald the 111 million dollars voted for the fiscal year starting July 1 about 13 millions under last year's total has caused It to eliminate 1,000 Jobs. ' In addition to cutting down on washing and waxing the G8A said it also tentatively plans to reduca the three-tlmes-a-week cleaning of offices to one. WURLITZER A 1n09niflci.1t piano. Many lovely ttyltf and finilht to choM from. LOUIS R. MANN , PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th 1 1 j i 1 1 1 i 11 1 ym MIMCirAL (OUT Dudlcv 'arlhtng, drunk. Tin, IIS or 1 Dave "Workman, drunk. Forttll 115 Lecamlrr Wllon, drunk. Tint, tit or ' Rot Smith, drunk. Tint, $i or I'.i da bail, IHilTKHT rOt'HT Stoudt, ovtrload. forfeit 140 Waller Schrnk Garner, ran Hop alfn- arnr..ll tut hall Tony Bodrittiei Bobledo, fall atop at wene o( accident. Continued for plea. Ante. M. Acfwla iatl Hop at acene ..wi.la.nl f 'nt Imirrl (or Die. Hurolil Eurene HurmeU, violation hB.tr- t-iile. Fine. V7.M. KtiKenr llanford Hawktna. Improper jehule license, forfeit Mil. lirrainn r lorenc uono. w licet., forfeit S5 ball. fuiph Fredrick stevena, ran atop IK i). forfeit W ball. (.fne Durant. obtaining money and property by falie preienaea. Prelimi nary hearing waived. On The Record BIRTH .til.TON-Bnrn to Mr. and Mm. Paul Hilton. 14.10 Lookout, at Klamath Val lev Hoapltal June 11. 1052. a girl. Wtliht: pounds S ouncta. i SOUERti Born to Mr. and Mr. Richard Bouera. Chlloouln, Ore., at Klamath Valley Hoapltal July 10. 19S2. a hoy. Wa.fht: pound 10 ' ounce. , ICENBICK Born to Mr. and Mr. , ltoward Icenbice. Boute 2 Box 103 ! Klamath Valley HoplUt July 10. 12. ' girl. Wlht: 7 pounds 12'ij ounce. BIIODU Bom to Mr. and Mr. Ilenrv Bhodei. 110 Klamath, at Klam ath Valley Hoapltal Julv 11. 193. 1 trL Weight: pound 14' ounce. j COMPLAINT ril.CD I MeOha I. Zuoan va. Nlcholaa M. zupan. Funeral WOODS Ttineral lervlcea lor Walter Letter Wooda will be held at the sravetidc In Ihe Merrill IOor Cemetery Setur dar. July 12 at 3 p.m. Standard Time. Ollalr'a Memorial Chapel lo charfe of arrangement.. S&s Calhoun MIRRORS far any reeni In Ihe Berne! U E. Mala. it fnr rilvoree. C'harae. eru. elly. Couple married April a. . 19-1 Reno. Nev. Plaintiff aaka euatody ol one minor child 030 a month, property . aettlemenL 1. C. O'Neill, attorney lor I plaintiff. means oianted Lydla Vaulhn va. Play Wllft Vaughn. Jotephlna M. Paup va. Maurice Pravld W. Kobb va. Barbara Kobb. SATURDAY ONLY LEG OF 7Q- LAMB lb. BUD HANSON'S MKT. PRODUCE IS BACK... at the GROWERS MARKET and NOW IN Fit IT' Now's the time to buy quality fruit ... at lowest prices for canning1.! APRICOTS PEACHES CHERRIES Etc. NEW!! NEW DEAL!! ask about our new CANNING PLAN . . Save Money ! ! ! OPEN EVERY DAY Hour. 8 a, m, to 7 p.m. GROWER'S MARKET 2740 So. 6th HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD ThorouRhly Modern Mr. and. Mrs. J. E. Earlcy and Joe Earlcy Proprietors Week-End SPECIALS AT TRUELOVE'S MARKET 919. E. 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