Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 29, 1952, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWKDNKSDAY, OCTOBRR 20, 1952 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS.' OREGON PAGE THKK I lihrsls, Wa.h, Mr, arid Mm. ilwnrri Oelliouii formerly at KUitnnlli Falls, nnw Hi Kpnrata, 'sell., urn Uie horenln o a btby tony, Proud grandmothers are Mm. Jerry Murphy and Mm, Jo seph Calhoun both at Will city. Itosld l.tlie No. SO Mono ot Nor way will incut at lilt City Library Auditorium Friday, S p.m., there Kill be liiltlallon, A lrlr.e will be f liven lor the bent costume. Wear iir a costume la optional, Merrill Oub Scouts will have monthly paolc nieetlnir Oot, SO, at Recreation Hull, :8U potluck din ner. t . Merrill Friday 6 p,m Cubs atari Uielr drv "Treat tor Over seas," Meet at necrentlon Hull, Cuba 'will have their treat 7:30 p.m., at Doy Bcout room, Dona tion accepted; otolith)- 1 to 6 year: aoiiii; waah-cloths; needlea, thread anil buttons, Mineral Club Klamath Mineral Club will meet Thurndey, a p.m., In the Chamber of Commerce building. visitors welcome, In hllou.uln Drivers License Examiner Will be on duty In Chllo (liiln, Oct. 30, pity Mall, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. On that date the local Driven Lloenne o'llce will be open to accept renewal only. Ilummaie Hale by Pythian 81s lera, Saturday, Nov, 1, a.m., at Wall'i Cale building, ait Pine Hiraet. Anyone having rummage to be picked up call Pat Basalt 7M or Louise Scott M73, Winter Hchedulr The local of lice of the Oregon Slate Employ ment Hervlce has returned to win ter schedule with hours o! a e m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Will be closed on Saturdays. l.odie-KUltlatll Lodge No. 460 Vssa Order of America. Follow ing the regular meeting Nov. I. Marline" about 8. Clarence Ward will show the picture "This la Fin land" and other films of Interest. Publlo cordially Invited. Refresh ments will be served. CITY BRIEFS Pari-Mutitel (Continued frees rase II cil of Churches In using money from Uiealer interests, to promote the attack on parl-muluela was even mom guiity of using tainted money. In support, of this charge, they asserted Uist the thester in terest were supplying these funds solely through a aellsih motive, to close oilier Bundsy entertainment competing with them. -Asked If the church council i would also back a move to slop rtumisy movies, as la presently Do ing proposed, Hitchcock and Hollo way aald they didn't Ihink ao Edwards flatly denied a Hitch cock charge that Jobs at tile horse trscks were paiceled out only by members of the stale leglslsiure. Both sluck to their gun on this joint. Hitchcock claiming gambling. even though legalised. Went hand-in-hand with corruption, cited the Kefauver crime Investigation re port In support of his contention. Edwards answered by quoting from a letter Sen. Kefsuver hsd written wherein the Tennessee een- ator said he hsd' "the highest ro ll srd lor legitimate horse racing and for what the Industry bad meant to Tennessee . . . Hollowsy lamented the (act that pari-mutuela were legallied by Uie legislature "without the good people of Portland havmg an op uoilunltv to vote on. the matter.1 Kdwarda suggested tlist "a great many people as virtuous and wise as this gentleman think there Is nothing wrong with belting on an nonest norse race. In a parting shot, Hitchcock opined that the offering ol an op portunity to gamble made lor more gambling. Professor Lauds Bathtub Songs ATLANTA Oft-In the Interest ol the belter life, an Emory Univers ity medical professor advocates more time for singing In Uie bath tub. In en article In the October Issue of the Emory University Quarterly, Dr. IKrbert E. Alden, assistant professor of clinical medicine, wrote: , . - . ' "We need more time for reading, relaxing and singing In the bath. "Present-day bath methods and manners are such as to take us way from the physical and spirit ual comforts of the lsiy, timeless, restful Immersion ol our bodies In tuba of warm water." WE HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD, USED ELECTRIC RANGES Thai hart all bttn thor oughly Impeded and recon ditioned whera necessary. If your old ranqe no lonqer qeti the job don. Com in and look thai over. Thar ora aomt real buyil VERN OWENS' Cascade Home Furnishings Co. Iteeuperallng Mrs. O. P. Van iltlper, 16 Martin' hits returned home after receiving medical treatment at the Hillside Hospital. ' returned Home Mrs. Klhel Malcolm i Tot Hughes) returned Monday to her home In Cottuge Grove alter a visit with relatives and old friends, Mrs. Malcolm, dsimhter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hughes, pioneer residents ol Poe Vslley, Mrs, Malcolm snd Mrs. Mayme Hutching, spent Sunday at Bealty with former school males, Mr, and Mrs, Bunnle Casey, Canceled Dinner for Jsme Medio candidate for State Senate has been canceled. There will be a Democrat Central Committee meeting tonight, 8. p.m., at the Circuit Court room. (,'lrele-g-era-Sguare Dance -Intermediate class will have their Hard Time parly Thursday night, I p.m., st the Bo. eth Street Community Hall. Clrole-8-ers beginners class to be guests. C. D. (Hartley caller. VTW-wlll hold long form Initi ation on Nov. . All veterans wish ing Information contact local VFW post tit Klamath Avenue or call 3-9135. Turkey llnner-The Oulld of St. Barnabas Church In Langcll Val ley are having their annus) turkey dinner snd bniaar In the Bonuri school cafeteria, on Saturday eve ning, Nov. I. Will start serving any time alter 6:30. , Guests over the past weekend st the home ot Mrs. Leslie Rogers, KM Pacific Terrace were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Strange, Newberg, Ore. This wss the first visit here for the hunting sesson, made by the visitors and Strange was deeply Impressed' snd enthusiastic about the duck and goose and other hunt ing In this area, He bunted on the Scott Warren ranch, Algoma end other spate In the county. Coming Home Word was re ceived today by Mra. Leslie Rogers that Sgt. Jackson M. Patten, who has heen In Germany and Austria lor the post two years with tne military forces landed last night In New York snd will return home to Klamaih Falls. He was msnager ol the Broadview Lumber Co., here before entering the Army. The Famlly-ot the late Law rence (Mnsei Crawford, Tutelage, ask that those who wish may do nate to the Heart Fund, send con tributions to Postmaster Tulelake or Norm Wilson, Klamath Falls. Child Beggars Householders are asked to contribute sewing ar ticles, such as. pins, needles, Ihresd, yarn, darning cotton, soap and clean clothing, to a friendly beggar who may call at your door and display an American Friends Service Committee slicker. This plsn la sponsored by the Klamath Falls Council of Church Women. It will help the plsn II you hsve one or more articles ready when they call. Teaalmssters Bob Bennett waa the winner In last Wednesday nlght'a Toastmaster'a Club speak ing; contest. Other speakers In cluded Dick Ward and Walt Ruue. Louie Andrew wss Toaatmaater ot the evening, George Brill waa gen eral critic end table topics were handled by Frank Jakubowskl. Nome Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Sample. Klamath Falls, have re turned trom Kansas where they were called by the death of Mr. Sample's father. Mr. and Mrs. James Sample. Eureka, accom panied them. James Ssmple 1' H. A. Sample's brother. Klamath Credit Service Holds 20th Annual Meet The Klamath Credit Service held Its 20th annual banquet Monday night at the Wlllard Hotel with 130 persona In attendance, Featured speaker for the eve ning was Kline Perry, Instructor In English and civics at KUHS. Mlsa Perry has spent three sum mere In Europe, two times under the teacher exchange program and the third time on her own In order to turther her knowledge of the continent, She visited Europe In 1049, '60 and '61. Miss Perry spoke to the group regarding English and continental altitudes toward the United States and the American people. The banquet waa also the occa sion lor the election of four mem bers to the board of directors ol the credit service. The new direc tors, to serve two-year terms, are O. A. Bailey, O. P. Davis, James Kerns Jr. and Albert Collier. Included In the entertainment program waa a performance on the pin no and violin by the Hanvllle sisters, Linda and Bally. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hanvllle. Navy Tests Super Plane El, BEOUNDO. Calif. I The most powerful plane ever designed for operating from a carrier, the Douglaa A3D, a swept-wtng Jet aircraft, has passed Us first test with flying colors. The Navy said Tuesday the twin let craft met "all cancelations" during a 30-mlnute flight test at Edwards Air rorce Base on uie Mojave Desert. The A3D, supposed to fly faster and carry a heavier load over longer distances than any com parable aircraft, Is In the 000 to 700 mile an hour class, the Navy said, and can fly above 40,000) feet. Community alnglng wss led by C, M. Ollmore and Frank Tucker, The .banquet was presided over by Sum Mushen. Arrangements were under the direction of Hnp Lawlcr and VI Bonjorne, co-mana-gnrs ol the Klamath Credit Service. "BREAK THE BUNK" Hear Contestants Ireok Tha lunk About Oregon' Truck Tax Confusion. KFJI 10:15 P.M. r We 1IARN WHY YOU SHOULD, VOTE 330 X YES TO INO THi TRUCK TAX MISr OwtM H.bl C,l, IIUt Uh. SMM, till I t4 OrfM OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO "LUCKY LANES" BOWLING LET SEARS BE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR BOWLING SUPPLIES Fin Bowling Shots Supplel Preflexed tor Comfort 4.95 (Oftf Of. laxrttaCr ftltJtM, Ml Hp. tft'l afbwMftf It), Mk ..t.7T Mtn't Sii Bowling Shoe Bags ' Rubb.rii.d Cotton Twill - ' Sean Priced...... 1.50 ; llenrwslght hag sswely carrlss yvtr bawling iho.i. AHrocllv. Ian and brows cemstnallo. Convsnlsst ilppor eg. Bowling Ball Bags Holds Both toll and Shoes Two-toned., , ..... 3.96 tvbb.rli.tl Mg bos eoamelMHy car rt, snXacti be ball and tsenl Sawn) brews and ten ester esmblnarles. . Want to send a GIFT to a SERVICEMAN? Ask for a direct shipment at our Cat alog Order Desk! Overseas goods must be shipped by Nov. 15th. 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