TIUm.SIMY, AUGUST 21, 10S2
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGR nVB
I'ln anil Ina f'rnitiii Hmilalwlll
lie lirltl by llio Itl.UO Church, Bill
imii rium mreeis, Friday mum,
An. 11. nller services. Pntlurk
dinner will hald UimUny. Auk. 24.
Miiuare Dame will tin held by
urn Komi I'romeiiniler at the Keno
Kiiiila court. Maturduv. Aim. 'il
3d p.m. Allen lluward will be the
taller.
I'lrnlii DAV picnic will Ik hnltl
ai Muiira rain, mimiuy, auk. J
about U p. in, i'lrnnn bi Inu allvrr
ware and plutrn. 'Hie women are
to bring sulada or cold covered
dishes.
Leaving Mm. (llihard Pout
and ami Bjwed, am In Join War
rant otllcor Kli'lmid Post, In Yi
kahotna, Japan, Tliey will sail from
tfrattlo early In Brpieinurr.
Hark To Alaaaa Husan and Jim
my Trlplettn, children ol Mr. and
Mra. Wuodrow Trliilrltn. Juneau.
have been vlnltlnu their yraml-
niollier, Mm. Dolly (Arthur) (Jill
ton, the past two months. Mr. and
Forest Fire
Claims Life
BEATON, B. C. I A arcond
forest (Ire turned man-killer In
Krltlnh Culumbla Wedneaday, tak
ing the 1Kb ol a year-old logging
oiwralor.
Oeai: li John lllbalkln, alruck by
. flaming tree while flwhllhg
lOOacre lire 23 milea from Ihla
southeastern H. C. vlllnve.
frevlously the Burn Lake fire
In II. C.'a north-central interior
took two Uvea. '17e body of one
. firefluhler wan found a week awn
and another man la missing and
Z presumed dead.
: Paratroopers
In Mass Jump
rr. BKAOO. N. C. ( A man
Jump ol approximately S.000 para
troopers hmhlliihts the activities to
day aa this military base puu
some of Hi armed niluht on dla-
- play for 48 military attachea from
37 rounlrie.i.
Heavy e q u I p in e nt. Including
riowlUrrg and Jrepn, wer ached
uled to be dropped durum the
aerial display In which paratroop
era of the famed Bind Airborne
Division planned la tako part.
PRICK W Alt TRIMS BAKHKH8
NOIILE. in. Wln,is Southern
Illlnola lown'a two barber shoiis not
Into a shorlllv! unco ar and
biith barbers suffered a trlmminic.
l-ricea at the shout., arpuialra omy
by a bulldlnir. went from 7S-ccnl
hair cuta lo iree ours. Hurh a rush
developed that Barber Elmer Cra
ven closed hla ahop at noon one
day and Barber Joe Smith locked
hla door but let customers In one
At a time.
Mra. Clifton drove the youngsters
to Heullle where they boarded ft
plant for Juneau.
Collrie at llefrnta Women of
the Mooiie will atwuaor a card
party Friday, 3 p in. at the Moose
llall. 1010 I'liie, Ruby Bell will be
hiMleaa.
Mix-llni The evening circles of
Peace Memorial church will meet
B p.m. Monday, Auk. 3A Beallle
at the home of Mm. William Kuni,
I Ml) llomednle; Travallle, Mm. M.
K. Blalil, 4731 Bo. oth; Fomythe
and Kmernon, Jointly at the home
of Mra. Cecil Whitby, 2610 Ewer-
lein.
Hteak Fry S010 club at Moore
park lant Tuenday hi, lit waa at
tended by almoat loo percent of
the membernhlp. Present waa
UeorKe Ueiarlln. Ventura, former
member of the Klamath Falla club,
Hill Collier waa chairman for the
event.
Mother's Club of the Firm
Chrlallan church will hold their an
mia! moelliiK end picnic Friday,
auk. 1, at tip home of Mr, and
Mra. I'uui ureithaupl in roe viil
ley. Time la 11:30 p.m. PUT. Take
your family and potluck lunch.
Ouests thla aummer at the
home of Mr. and Mra. Elmer
Hmltli. 3IM Darrow have been
Hmlth'a sister, Mra. Cora L. Cat
leit, Custer Park, III., hla brother
Arch Binllh and Mra. Smith, Iron
dale, Mo., and hla nephew and hla
wlfo, Mr, and Mra. J. B. Binllh.
HI. Loula, Mo. Tile uueata returned
home by way of Yellowstone Park.
Other guests have been Mr. and
Mra. V. W. Moore, Ban Diego, who
arrived In late July and left Aur.
10, for Vancouver, Waith., where
they will visit Moore's brother and
hla family, Col. and Mra. William
Moore.
VFW Meet-tonight, o'clock at
the VrW hall, 614 Klamath Avenue.
The Potluck aupper originally
scheduled for Haturday, Aug. 21.
by the womrn'a auxiliary of tne
Suburban Volunteer Fire Dept..
haa been postponed until Aug. 28,
0.30 p.m.
Meeting and Picnic will be held
for all Klamath County Post-
master and their famllica, Sunday
auk. 24. at cascade bummll l West
end ol Odrll Lake). Any posU
master wishing to go up Sunday
can make arrangements at Cas
cade Summit Lodge. Col l re and
aoft drinks will be lurnlahed; bring
own table aervlce and basket lunch.
Potluck Picnic will be held by
the Deborah Circle of Methodist
Church, Friday, Aug. 22, Moore
Park, 6 p.m. Ice cream and coffee
will be furnished; bruig own table
service.
Visitor Lancaster Pollard. Port
land, president of Uie Oregon His
torical Society will meet p.m.
tonight at the chamber of com
merce rooms with members of the
Klamath Falls Chapter. Everyone
is welcome. Hal ugie is president,
Mra. De Vere Helfrlch la vice pres
ident and Mary Case Is secretary.
KLAMATH FALLS CHEST X-RAY SCHEDULE
August 21 Hauler's Slorc, Duty it California Ave., 1:00
p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
August 22 -Dryden'H, 1842 Portland, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00
p.m. I'almvrton Moulding riant, Crosby Ave. off Alia
mont 11:00 a.m. lo 5:00 p.m.
August 25 Shasta View Housing, 1027 Washburn Way,
11:00 a.m. lo 6:00 p.m. J. C. Penney, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
August 26 Near Kmil't, 1338 Oregon Avenue, 12 noon
to 7:00 p.m. J. C Penney Co,, 10:00 am to 6:00 p.m.
August 27 Near Kmii'ff, 1338 Oregon Ave., 11:00 a.m.
to 7:00 p.m. Teacher's Institute, Mills School, 12 noon to
8:00 p.m.
August 28 Fluhrer's Bakery, 419 Broad, 12 noon to
7:00 p.m. Teacher's Institute, Mills School, 12 noon to
5:00 p.m.
August 29 Safeway, 8th & Pine, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Students Pass Swim Courses
MERRILL Eighteen Merrill
boys and girls successfully passed
Red Cross swimming courses at
the Mulln pool during the summer.
Beginners were Buckv Wilton, Ray
Story. Bars West, Bruck Brlckner,
Donna Conner, Gloria Cahan, and
Inland DeLap; Intermediates were
Hue Fields. Roger Trotman, Esther
llcaslev, Dorothy Dnnosky, Larry
iJcl.iip, and Claudeite Shuck;
swimmers: Peggy Carson. Rse
Deane Murks, Chris Lemler, Billy
Dsnosky and Mary Lou Qualli-
These youngsters were treated to
ft free swim by the Merrill Park
Hoard, and may have another (ree
swim by presenting their Red Cross
card at the pool
Following swimming classes, the
bus made trips twice weekly on
Wednesday and Friday afternoon.
I taking the boys and (Iris to Malln
for practice swims, with sn aver
! age of 40 to 50 attending esch lime.
Fred Tavlor. summer recreation
I director, drove the bus. snd trans
portation costs were paid bv Mer
irlll Youlh Activities fund from the
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
Mr. snd Mrs. J. E. Earley
and Joe Earley
Proprietors
I
Commitnllv Chest snd the Merrill
Psrk Board.
SEWING MACHINE
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Louisiana Demos Split
Over Candidate Support
BATON ROUOF.. Ls. Louisi
ana Democratic leaders pledged to
Clov. Adlal Stevenson the party's
10 electors snd rooeter emblem but
withheld endorsement.
Tile I0O . member Democratic
Slate Central Committee whipped
up a 77-9 vole yesterday to assure
the Blcvenaon-Bparkinan ticket full
billing on the ballot.
It wss victory for Stevenson
snd Ben. John Bjmrkmsn of Ala
bama, the national parly nominees,
sllhough members said Uiey were
not necessarily endorsing them
and certainly were not endorsing
the party platform.
A top party plstlorm leader who
asked not to be Identified said the
Auto Spills
Off Grade
A 1K63 OldMiioblle was bsdly
wrecked late last night when It
went over the bsnk on the Oreen
springs Highway abobl half ft mile
east of Plnchurst.
The driver. Bob Utley, Lakevlew,
Insursnce man, was not hurt.
Utley said he was driving west
and on ft curve wss forced off the
road bv another car. His vehicle
plunged sbout &0 feel down Uie
enbankment and crashed Into
tree.
Art Roblson's wrecker nulled the
csr oul of Uie canyon and brought
II to town..
action guve the nominees "ft sest
in the balcony Instead of the front
row of the parly."
Members snuffed out "split tic
ket'' move by a H-'i'l vote.
Committee Vice Chairman W. J.
Erikson of New Orleans termed the
final decision ft big Btevenson vic
tory becsuse "It pledges our elec
tors to the Stevenson ticket.
In the past, the committee usual
ly has not pledged Its electors.
Two electors. W. Scott Wilkin
son snd Orove Stafford, promptly
resigned after blasting the national
psrty. They will be replaced by ac
tion of congressional district com
mittees. Gov. Robert Kennon. strong antl
Trumanlle who refuses to discuss
Btevenson or Sparkman, said he
was not surprised at Uie commit
tee's action.
"Members made It easy for the
people of the stale as a whole to
see the difference between the na
tional Democratic platform nd the
Ideals of our Louisiana party,"
Kennon said.
"With that Information. nd with
the action of Uie committee before
them, Louisiana voters can make
a clear-cut choice between the
two parties."
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