Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 23, 1952, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTUKSDAY, SKIT. 23, 10(12 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Design For Friendship f Camp Fire Girl Theme "Drniiin fur Frlrnthlilii" Ik llir lllrinu Willi ll C'lilnp J' H it till Ik imvn t'liOHrn lor Hip Ormul Council J-lrn In bp lirld thin wrrlt lit tlir luiiiicinl Junior J I lull Hrlioul, Wed. licmluy evniilnii Blurting l 1,31) Ji in. "I'll" Oriind Council Flip In n nmntl pvpiiI lor (,'nii Fun tin I", Jlltin lilnlH, niul IrndciH mid pur. nun. Mntloniil hoiiom mid ninkn fclll bp pip.irnlPd In minis f II ty a ll In limn KIiiiiiiiIIi Fulln, Fort Klmimth, Chllniiiln, Men III, nml Dorria, Calif, Thin yuur It In tlmi-cl i klrk-nfl for t'niiiii Flip'n lull liipmbprnhlp drive whli-h will con iliiup until Novrnibpr 311. 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Kuril will add Her iiikoi lo ' lire ul hmnnn kliiiiueaa which In the love of inaii lor man and the Jove of man tor ilod," Mm, Ocuriio Pioctor wll award all ol Hie raiikN and Mrn. Lawrence iNaoiuli French, executive ulrec- tor, will award Die National lion- ii ft. 'I lie roll-cull will bo by uroupa pi (m uled by Uolorea Kidder, a torch bearer. Mrn. Iiruce Winn la chilli limn of Uin council fire ar- rauueineiita and will pronlde durlun the pi'oKrain. liie piiDuu in coroiauy invnea 10 attend. I'eoplo attcndlnu ahould brlnu blaiikiln to all upon an the proKium will be held uut-ol-climrH. no local community Client ninkea pohntble thla Cuiiin Fire CIHW pioKrain tor U llli'ln in Klniiintli County. Vestinghouse Offers Gift Tuendny. Sent. 23. b( Wentlna- houne "lllpnned Kvent" day and la Important to every expectant moth er In the Kliimnth HnMii. lor Went, luithotine Kleclric Corporalion will pre.teul to the pnienta of twin babiea born on that day another act ol twin, the coiiiMiiiy'n IU!3 Laun dromat auiomaiic wa.sher and dry er, accordum to Hob Itobblns o Kantslde Appllancea who la co operating In the event. Along Willi Uie ullt of the ap pliance the parent will receive a supply of Cierber'a baby food. Koublu explained that rule ol the promotion alnle, that within 1 hour alter the birth of twin, a collect teli-itraiii muni be aenl to VYcnllUKhouHp "tilenned Event" at Muunlield, Ohio, kIviiik name and addre.m, and place of blith of tile twin. The parent will then re ceive certllicate from WratliiK- nuuap, ana huiiuuip delivery lime lor thp waKlier and dryer will be arranged. Perkins Death Reported Here Word wa received here today of the death Bent, 20 of Mlllon Herklns, veteran ol World War I. lollowlnu a llinterlnu lllne. He had bpen a patient In tho Veteran hortpltnl, Honeburn lor many nionliin. I'eiknw aaw aervlre In the U.8. Navy diuiiiK Unit war. He had visit ed hero manv time and wa an nrdriil nportMiian. Hp was a Kiie.it on lliese vialt ol Mrs. Perkins Nlnter. Mr. Leo Water of the Aud ley Apartment and Mrs. lnei Dcl amnter. Surviving are hi widow. Mr. Ouar Perkltin, one dauuhler. Con Manet Perkins. Eusrne. a on. ver non Perkinn, Roncburii, and Uirce urandclnldrrn. Funeral ervlce will bp held 11 a.m. Wednesday at Euucnc, 39-0' . - DO.. 6.H. LB- CAR 1 . 0,ff IJ4'.I0' ECONOMICAL construction end maximum living convenience are planned in thit design 264 by Edward R. Tyler, architect, 586 Macon Piece, Uniondale, N Y. Thit house covers only 1,001 square feot, yet contains three bedrooms A shed-type roof on the garage gives the facade a larger appearance. Rear service vestibule connects with kitchen and basement stairs. (Further information and plans available from architect) Custer Age Confirmed Relative of the late William Jas per Cutler, Uunanza, who djed Sent. IB al HlllMd Hospital, today verified his nue a 1U4 year. Pre vious news source nave his aue as 04. Custer was born June IK. 1848 In San Antonio. Texas and was re ported to have been a member ol Ihe Texas KuiiKeln lu 111 early life. He wo married In 188S at the aye ol 37 vcar and Mr. Custer filed at their home in Lo Anceles in 1U3D. In 1032 he came lo Klam ath Falls. He also farmed lor many years in hi Ceiuro, Calif. Until 1045 he made hi home at KpraKiic River with a daughter. Mrs. Helen Poole who died In that year. He was at llic home of a grand daughter, Mrx Dennis Spilth, on the Lnkevlcw highway when strick en with his lust Illness. Records of hi birth and marriage are regis tered In thp Mormon Temple at Salt Lake City. tiereMe Modern Way Pure crMR flavor thai r hlMriMi Ilk. A:uii wry -that Moth cm prefer, TaWt arc i ad ii It (low. Buy it today, 3'ic. ST.JOSEPH ASPIRIN rOR CHILDREN Survivors Include his lx chil dren: George Custer, Bulem; Mrs. Ante cneeseman. Escondido. Calif.. Mr. Rose Wurth, National City. Calif.; Dannv Custer, Des Moines, la.; Steve Cusler, Lovelock. Ncv.; and Mrs. Alva Cox. Portland. Grandchildren living In Klamath Falls are Mr Dennis Rmllh Dlph. ard. William and GcorRe Custer. Final rites and Interment were In the Bonanza cemetery. Art . Metal Office Kqulpment C'ont No More . . . Own The Best. VolKht's rioneer Office Supply, 029 Main. PAINT NOW WHY WAIT? First Class Material and Workmanship Reasonable Prices Low Monthly Payments FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 4226 H. L. BROWN Contractor Police Take Escaped Con LOS ANGEI.Efl m Edward Orltlla. who pscaiwd from a Wash ington lnte Prison work crew last month wiille serving a lile term lor the 1034 killing of a Seattle policeman, was arrested here eurly Monday. Officer nuoted the 38 year old escapee a saying, when picked up: "I'm a dead duck. When you kill a cop you're through." Grllfi made a getaway from Ihe prison farm at Walla Walla last month. Los Angeles Countv officer said he wa arrested at a downtown hotel on a llr from a former cell mate at whose home he had sought nhelter. The tipster, unidentified by of ficer, said Grill! called on him Sunday In a Los Angele suburb, said he wa a fugitive and asked nhelter lor the nii'ht. The ex-cellmate said he had no room and Urilfl went In a hotel. However, the arrest report said. Former KF Man Visits Arthur 8. Bremer, long time em ploye ol the old Klamath Herald was In Klamalh Fall last week end visiting Iricnds. He was nlghl editor and artist and worked for several year after leaving here in 1042 In an editorial capacity for the Fairbanks Liuily News-Miner, Fair banks, Alaska. Al the present time he Is Chlel U.S. cputy Marshal In the Alaskan city. He ha been on an extended trip through the middle West and West, covering some 8,300 miles before reaching Klamalh Falls. They came to the U.S. by way of the Alcan Highway rcpoited to be in miserable condition. The party visited at Banff and other Canadian points before going lo Minnesota. Nebraska and Iowa. They came to Oregon via Yellowstone Park, Salt Lake City and Reno. Traveling with Bremer were Mr. and Mrs. James M. Brown and their young .son. Brown Is af filiated with the Alaskan Railroad and was making his first trip to the U.S. In 12 years. TROOP SHIP DIE SEATTLE IP The Navy trans port Gen. M. M. Patrick will ar rive here Wednesday with 804 pas sengers from the Far East. All but 81 of them are armv men. Eleven Washington state men and 10 from Oregon are aboard. f Hot Mineral ahd Mud Baths A HE EXCELLENT FOR FHCUMATISM, ARTHRITIC, SCIATICA AND NEUR1T13 CAMOK DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS GOOD ron ASTHMA, XCXtUk, B1WTJS, HIGH AMD LOW aLOf fTity .rra atsruvATtoMs on BETAIIBB INTOHMATiOM APDHttS: PT, I. !. Herman Wexltr. director rmrioptBrric-PHYKiriAri Grllll left a suitcase with his ex prlson male, who opened it. found a loaded pistol In it and tele phoned police. Grlffis was held for Washington authorities. At Walla Walla, Warden John Cranor said a warrant was being sent ia Lo Angeles. It Is the second time Grlfll has escaped and been captured far from hi home state. He was cao tured In New Orleans after a pre vious escape. Grlffis was convicted of the first degree pistol slaying of Police Bgt. John 8. Oonlan in hi Queen Anne Hill home In 1034. He boasted that John Dllllnger, the nation' most wanted "bad man" of the era. was his idol and he was described as a self . atyled "tough guy" In court. Fire Danger Gets Worse j SALEM 11 Fire danger result-' ed In the closing Monday night by fetate Forester George Spaur ol log ging In the coastal area of Clatsop county. The only area In the western section of the slate remaining open to logging are Jackson, Josephine and the Southern Oregon Ce.-stal counties, he said. ! Though fire danger has been high for several days no major lires have been reported. A serious lire at Cascade Locus : wa averted Monday. A sudden blaze broke out shortly after noon at the mouth of Herman 1 Creek on the Columbia River. : There w-as danger for a while that It would Jump across a highway ' and bum into Cascade Locks. But 80 men controlled the blaze afier it had burned 15 to 20 acres. Motor Failure Strands Pair TOLEDO. Ore. i Two Albany businessmen were stranded In the ocean for more than 16 hours when the engine of their boat failed dur ing a week-end fishing trip here. The pair, Robert Jacobson and Glenn Allen, were found Monday morning by the Const Guard, their boat tied to an ocean navigation buoy. The engine failed Sunday afternoon and the boat had drmeo lo the buoy. Families of the men had notified the Coast Guard they were miss ing. PIANO LESSONS Arrangt with i teacher now to start your boy or girl on the instrument that is a joy for life. You con rent a lovely new Spinet piano for 9.75 monthly or used piano as low as 4,00 monthly: In either case you may, if you wish, opply the rent, for a reasonable time, toward purchase with no down payment necessary. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 120 N. 7th Hammond Organ FREE! IN OUR BRA Your choice of these lovely authentic "Emil Kosa, Jr." California water color prints. "Vlrniv'H Vot er A sun laden scene on the beautiful coast near world renowned Carmel. An excellent example of super lative water color handling of sunlight and texturei. by Emil Kosa, Jr. 'Jnnelum al Avion. Acton, population 700, is a quaint railroad village in Los Angeles County approximately 50 milei northeast of Los Angeles. AU the burning sunlight and atmosphere that is associated with western railroad towns has been captured . . . by artist Emil Kosa, Jr. Horn in Paris, Kosa spent his boyhood in New England and is now a resident of California. Former President of the California Watercolor Society, he has won numer ous awards and has had exhibits throughout the country. Come in and get your free painting wltk purchase ef any Hollywood-Maxwell Brassiere. This week only (Sept. 22 to 271. See our window display for famous Figure Artistry. WNSH0P DEPARTMENT