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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY, AlKiUST fl. 1952 IIKRALI) AND NKWS. K I.AM ATI 1 FAI.US. ORKGON JJAGEHVE Mark Hhow Ttw Ruliiry Club auunaiirrd Junior IIv.UhH aliuw id 4 M rll Fair Will bo licrld at thi! county lair arounila Annual 34-'Ji-'ii. IGnlrlea may lis Jiiaila by turnlnir In Inrina provided Hi Uir 411 otllce, Itulnrv club inciiiliria lll lour arraa on Auiiual III-IS-H. Knttr Aiadnny llnrolil A. Had dock, unit ol Mr. and Mra. Huith 11. Iladduck. Wlllord Buret, rrcnntlv nlcrcd the U.B, Naval Academy, AnnanoH". lddiH'k In Kraduale ol KUIIH mid he at trnilrd Oii-iiim Htntn Cullrne, Cur vallla lor elnioal two ycara. Rrlurnrd Martin J Kaillnlk. arrived recently In Han DIpko alter t-onipletlnir arvrn inontha ol Korn an duly. Kadleclk la a member ol unit 10, helicopter anuadron I. baaed at Ream Meld, Ban Dlrso. MeellniOlllt'era merlin ol the Kanlea I.adloi Auxiliary. Tuesday. Annual 13, 7 p.m.. at Uia Eaiilea Hall. (luaala Mr. and Mra. Ralph 1 Meyera. Olendale. Calll.. are via lima Mr. and Mra. Hov E. Wll llama, 3331 Wlard Hlreet. Mra. Mey era la Mr. Wllllam'a alnli-r. Zlon Lutheran Women'! Oulld will have lla annual birthday par ty, Thuraday, Auguat 7, 1:30 p.m., at the noma ol Mra. Frank Eber lien. MM lummera I.ane. Co-hoa-leuea will be Mra. Frank r.ber lein and Mra. Harold Eberleln. Haw Woman'e Aanoclatlon ol the Peace Memorial Preabyterlan Cigarette Starts Automobile Fire A lire, preaumablv alerted Irom a toaaed cigarette, burned a bl hole In the back aeat ol a ltnl Chevrolet aedan parked on 11 til near Klamath early last night. The car waa owned by Floyd Denham ol Prlnevllle. City firemen put out the blate. Portland X-Ray Costs Reported PORTLAND I The maaa X ray program here brought cheat X-raya to mora than 337,000 per aona at a coat ol I7MMI. That waa revealed Wedneaday In a releaie ol the llnanrlal report which ahowed Uiat the lederal gov ernment contributed tn.HM. The local oriranliatlon. Portia nd-Mult- romah County X-Ray Inc., wound up with W.371 in the bank. Church gathera Friday, 10:30 a.m., lor a m wlrni meptitiK at inr cnurcn. Memlieri aie anked to brlmr aauk lumlicn. To Meet Prmiprrlly Itrbckiih l.uflue will meet, Thurariav, Ann Hit 7. I p.m.. at the 1UUF Hull. Vlallora are Invited. Funrral Nervlrea will be hid lor Mra, Clara llrlund., Haturiluy inornlim. Auguat . WHO a m. Iruiu Warda Chapel. Kntilr'a Auxiliary will officiate at the uli'unH and the Women ol the Mooue will Imvo KiuvcMcIo aervlcea. Oul ol Town Wlllard Davla and IbiiiIIv are vinllliiK Irlenda In Loa Angelea lor two work. Davfa orka lor the Parker Pontlac. Family l lrrte ol Ihe Ftrat Cov enant Church, fa Walnut Avenue, will meet In the church, Friday, Augunt B, B p.m. Mra. Murk John hon la In chain ol the program, and Mra. John Berg la hoalraa, pic- lurea ol national parka will be ahuwn. Public la cordially Invited. Project Hureeaa In Merrill W) Cheat X-ltaya were taken during Ihe two day vlult ol the pnrtulilc x-ray unit, July 31 and Augunt I Mra. Paul Lewla waa the leader ol the Intenalve campaign, which In cluded houae-lo-houae calla. Returned Dorla Ann Axel. daughter ol Mr. and Mra. C. U. Axel, Itt. I, haa returned home Irom a trip to Yellow Blone Na tional Park. In Hoaollal William Lyon. Pell- can Cltv, left lor Ban Franclaco, Wedneaduy, Julv 33: he la receiv ing treatment In a honpltal there. I.yon haa been a resident In Klam ath Falli and the auperlntendrnt ol the Cer-Ad-Co Company lor many yeara. Returned dgt. David Patteraon. arm ol Dr. and Mra. J. O. Patter aon, who aent hla ten dav leave In Klamath Fall haa returned to Leleune, N.C. Patteraon returned from the Mediterranean Area In May. He waa graduated Irom KUHH In lata and attended the Unl veralty ol Brltiah Columbia. tilth Met Membern ol the Klam ath Falla Garden Club met. Mon day. Augufct 4. at the home ol Mra. Karl Redman, overlooking Klamath Lake. There waa no bualneaa meet Ing, bo the membera apenl the aft ernoon visiting. Monthly Meeting KA8RU will hold a regular monthly meeting. Wedneaday. Auguat 6. at the Pllota TOUGH .GOING With Ihe advent of tht rainy teaton, med ical corpimen lind the going lough ai they iloth through ankle deep mud with toldiar wounded on "Old Baldy," the icene of recent and bitter action against tha Chinese in Korea. Byrnes Urges South Carolina To Support Democratic Slate i i COLUMBIA, B.C. W Oov. j convention ahould Instruct the atate Jamea F. Hyrnea advlacd South ! v,riiv. committee m on Carolina Drmocrata to aupporl thelty, .... , i. a national Democratic Hi ivcnion-1 lhe b"llot '"" P' " Huarkman prraidentla'l ticket. jatevenaon and Bparkman.' Ilyrnca, ollen at odds with the I " WW were election nay. I Truman adinlnlatratlon, tliua joined would vo'e lor Htevenaon and the atate a two Benalora and other Bparkman." the lormrr aecretary party kadcra in aupporl ol the na. I"1 Mate aald. "not brcau e thev tlonal ticket. I are labeled Di-mocrata, but because Ilia rccoinmendution came at the 1 "' lt'tlr personal quallllcationa and pariy'a atnus convention which was I their recordi In public olllce." reconvened alter being In receaa I But Byrnea aald he wanted to aince April while walling to learn heur vlewa ol both Blevenson and the national party aland on civil Gen. Dwlght D. Eisenhower, Re flKhla. Ifiubllcan candidate, before finally It waa at Byrnes' auggesllon that, making up hla mind about hla own the alnle purty, which boiled the vote. national party lor the Btalca Rights ,. notpd thllt wnile lhl tat(. D.-inocrallc ticket In 1IM8, adopted ; voted a States Rights Democratic U"J, a "nd-aee attitude. ( cket ln mA , ouarrel wun With Byrnea support, there ,he national party. It still was vot seemed to be little doubt that ihe ' ln. ior Democrats convention would go down the line Z- .t. . . r. ' ,i 'ThfielT,unrca8n8aParnn- ! - P& states. ciarea. In a 30-mlnutr report on the na tional convention which he altcnd- eo aa cnairman ol tlie South Caro luia delegation, Byrnes noted that Hie Male party waa free to support the Republican Klsc-nhower-Nixon ticket. Hut," he declared, "I think this Club. A representative of Ihe Btate Board nl Aeronautics plans to at tend this meeting. Kunaaa Plrnin will be held. Sun day. Auguat 10, 1 p.m., at Ashland Llthla Park. There will be election of officers and a program. Ice Aueuat Meeting il the Bona of i cream and coffee will be provided Norway Lodge has been cancelled, bv the committee. FRENCH LEAVE PARIH ii The tourists have Paria almost to themselves Tues day. From July 24 to Aug. 4. the na tionalized railway system said. 1.637.000 Frenchmen left the canl- lal bv rail alone In the usual mass vacation exodus. Nearly 600 extra trains were used. 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