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Newspaper Page TextWKDNRSDAV, NUVKMHKK 'US, 1(152 MUrr -Tho lieitlnuera' t"llliic tln'ira ioti iiirt'tH nl tlia Uutflia L.u.l' Thmniliiy, b p.m. I lirlalnma dulilea mid linkeil lomi atile, HponMirrit by I'vliu'tllu Cluu UuiiiuciiutKinnI Cliurt'll, I'lnc tni.cl Market, Hnlurilny, Nov. Jtl, tiviutlnu at 111 Rati. Uouuttttad con lutnru. . Klamath l.titlirraii l.atllo Aid . will liulil h liitmtr mid tea nt lite tli'ircli Tlititndiiy, Dec, 4, j lo 18 p.m. I'ubllu Invited. All tfquara Humeri. -me Invited lo tlHiiro nt PcUmucii h Community lln'l, llinnkHRlvlnn nlnlll, Nov. 37, ii.iii. C'olleclion will be Inkcn. Hiniurrd by Clicle tern, Bucc liiluri lire. (wrap l)rlv The Kill IS niplio mole class In condtictltiu; a acinp iiiivt liilx Friday, Mnturday. and Hi'Maay. Itte ftoili(mure waul iiv tvi ol iwrup inclnl. Anyone Ihul hn aiiyllili'it for Hie drive ahuuld call either W01 or 3UU4. flranilpareiila Mr. mid Mrn. John IKiUulcrli, 1510 Oifron Ave, ni m nudum riiln of ulrl born Moiinay lo lliclr aon-ln-law mid d..uiuvr, Mr. and Mm. ivlbcil Acull ol Washlniilon. 'Ilie pulernul Uandpnrcnlii aro Mr. mid Mr. Ar'nttr Acull of IlllUnoro. Hie ulrl r-itltthrd elk-Ill liouiiiln, llnoc ounrcv. Ill-Mm. CJroi'it Uerllnit., 1310 V.. Mull), la a pattern at Klanialli "Alley Honpltal where alie under went major euracry Tucnday. t hania of Dale Camp Him CUr'.a Leader Annoclallon 'ill moot Wednrduy. Dec. 3, 1:30 p ni. at the Hrl Melliodlnl Church Intlrad ol Dec. 1 at the YMOA at previously announced. Tliere will be a ChriMinaa u if i exchange ol lleiiM aultalile lor group haiitll iral'. pro'ecta urunolr sometime during the year. A aludy will be niaoe or troup crremunlala with lole-playllig; deinoiiMrallons lor part.cipmua and director". Ilnnorrd Ernest P. Lrnvltt, farmer tiperliitrtident of Crater I.aw National Hark, wan prienletl I lie Department ol the Interior a Clt.tlon lor Mrrltorioua Hervlce nn t Cerlllicate ol Honor Award tw -'lttl bron medal mid lae pin a brief ceremony In Hi regioinl titllre of tha National Park Hervlce at Ban Francisco. The award waa In acknawledKim nt of Ilia 42 yearJ aa a career employe of the federal t ovemmenl, over 3a ol which were pent in National Park acrvlc. Al lime ol rememrm, hla yeara nf );vlre eareeded those ol any other Ha. tonal Park aervir employe. Highlights At KUHS Kj HAROLD MtKAY M r . Dryecker'a aophomore ehartea haie atarted to roll in their campaign lo ral. money fur the Junior-Senior prom they muat gi neat year. Tne claaa of 'M la going to con duit a acrap drive Uila coiiiii.k Friday. Saturday and Hunday poiMbly Monday II any of the bu, ' can gel excused fiom achool to aet the acrap metal. Anyone who baa anything In the line of acrap metal that they wvil tn get rid ni la aiked to call either 6301 or Mna and give eddreaa ao U-e boya can pick up the acrap. Here la newa from another claaa. The Juniore have cho.ien the com pany thai la to make the Jewelry for the clan ol H The company la Maater Kngravere In Portland th aam company thai made the Jewelry lat year. The Jewelry will b ordered through J, C. Rente Jewelera, 101 Main. Mr Surlea put out the call for all aophomore boya interested In gong oul for Wildcat banketball to rm oul lor prarllre neat Mon day. The lirat Wildcat game la eternal the Malm Muatanga In Malm on Dec. 18. Tha freshmen atari practice thl Monday under the guldence of Mr. Bevana. Their firal game Is the preliminary to the Wildcat-MuManga. 23 Ajo- Mna)ar, Nevemaw 21, If2f The fourth annuo I Potato Ball will held Friday evening ot the Foir Grounds. Percy Murrey 11 oenerol director for the donee, F. S. CritteeHion hat charge of the muiic, ond C. A.. Henderion it In' charge of the hall and decorotiont. Henry Semon end A.- R. Compbell ere In charge ol the priret. . - '.'..' ' ' . ' ' TutWsy, NevtmWit 2i, 1f2 An unusual feature of the Thoni. givmg eve donee at the Oriental Gardent wiH be the Introduction ot o new woltr composed by "Boldy" Evoni,.mem. . , her of Rev. McCoroor'i orchetlro. The new wall hoi been named ' "A Wolti 'Neoth the Cryilol Bolt." ' , WsdnawlaV. Nevemkef 27, 12t Announcement of the sole ol the Klamath Billiard Room wot mode today. Haydon ond Ser- ruyi, prominent buiineiimen of Aberdeen, Woihlnglon, hove ' purchated the concern Irom C. A. Shoter who ramodeled the building. Shafer will retain the hotel obove the billiard room, i ,' ', TKvnd.y, Novembar 21, H2I Adolph Cocko, of Molln, Ii Jaoving here Sunday on Ihe first lop of a Inp which will take ( rum all over Europe. Cocko hot secured his pastporls, tend will Mil on the J. $. Mojejllc from New York on December smth. u Cocko ii o prominent former in the Molin district. He espectt . . to be gone lis. or teven menrhf' Friday, Novtmb.r 2t, tt2 Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Heilbrorvner, S , locol residents ol this city for mony yeors, ore planning! o ' trip to Germany in Ihe near future. The couple will leave Klom erh Falls on December 4 ond will soil on the lorge new steamer, Bremen. Mrs. Hellbronner left her native lond In 1882 ond this , vlll be her first trip to her old home. , Saturday, November JO, , it2 Three charming girls of the . hlcih school set will preside as hostesses at a Pep Pepper party ' .this evening at Ihe IOOF holl. Morioh Grimes, Lois Robinson ond Delphine Groham will be hostesses tor Ihe doncing parly, "Irrnirt Wlfh Landry' THt UAIIUTY V. T. Jotsnion John A. McCall D, L, Thomoi . T 419 Moin Street . Phone 2-2536 AUTO . v, ; ; f ROftRTV Bly Lions Hold Meet n'.v I. lima Club were Inula on Ii'nuuy. Nov, ill, lur Hie accojij Ki-uiim 2 meet, nu ol Umlrlct jor. lur lrJ at Hie lily bcnuui ai a p.m. 'f'l.rkev tilnner waa- acrvcn 111 llto .cliool culeleiln where the biw-mi-ta inftetlnu waa conducted by Krnr .ton Kolldllll Ol 1 10 Illy IIUU wi'.h BUI Ilntri enn inn-iwiv ei'. mine ciun iirniucuiY aiicuu Jill," Wtlo: J. JTUiiiun liunynn ui Klanintli rain, ur. luiuen n, yvoou ol Toketen. Robert Howard of t nkeiiew. Harvey Ijenliiiin of Mer rill end '.one Clinlnnan Uene Wooda of Klamath Knllx. During the bunlnr.ia llirelinu. a dlicuaaion waa held In regard to participation of the varloiia cluba at the Hlale Convention lo be held III Klumalli Falla. Oueaia rdinlred the bae alar.d mid the F'lnga ol Nntlona won by the Illy I.Ioih Club lor lilghent at K iidmicn during Hie pant year. The Odd i'our tlunrlei entertained wl.h a-veral aelrrlloiii. These boya are Ear' Jnckeon. Dick Wllon, Hod ny Hadley and Benny Mooro. rollowlng the buMncaa ineetliu nod dinner, the Llum gulhered for the remainder of the evening for a aoclal meeting. ' Obituary ' Dllrk l.nut IMnlon. aa. a e(lv of (.llli.l Point, lr anrt '"I'"' 1,1 , KI.Mi.lh tor M )(. died h.ra. Nov. H4. It5a Hnrvlvor. Inrlml.. he vlilow, Allrn ol lhi elvy, lH. t.r, f.lhr. K,n ai.ve snn nil no,,,.r. . Or.aoii The l"1r It 'I V,rd Kl.m.lh runtral llun r.na.mtnia win oa imwun' f. Mr.AVl ENK no.. PHra lUavmw, ad. a n.tlva ol tiiili D.rli.,.. Calif, alio a re.i- ri.nl ol inn rny .mr. Nuv 33. aurvtvor Inrtnfla tw chll. ftl.rv M.fk., Imnh. Or. Allre Br..il. Haul Pl. Mleh ; MarcMa. gluih.r, Klamath rll. I'al ll.av.tna, N.va.la Mlcha.1 ll.av.rn. of. Klamath r.ll.. Iwo btolhara Kaliili o I I V a f a. an rnrl-o; l-ran Ollv.ia. t. o a Anc.Iaa Iwo alalafa Juaatilllna Haldlna 1,4 Hatr Vani.lon ot la Antalaa. Imt gland, hlldran Nancy Kut.lta aluah.r. Carinallla lu.hf. .CIIIIoFd llaavarn. nd 1'alir Maavarna all of Klan.alh ralla runaral aafvlraa will hald In RnlarpiUa. Ol.g-m Kfhlav Nov M. Otlajf f Memorial Chapel In enjfee. in AVr asr. Iloai P.lar ll.av.rna. U. native of Mania Barliara, t.'atlf . and re.ldant at UKa rttr alnra luja died hare Nuv. XI. Kurvlvora inrludr llva chlldran. Mary Matka, Imnha. Ore : Alice hraehl. Ilal Park. Mich; Marradra aiu.liar, Kl.m.ll, ratU: Pal Haaverne. Nevada, atirhaal Maavarna. Klamalh fall.: two urolltara. Ralph Ollvara. aan rranelaro, rrank Ollvere. Una Ani'lai: two ala tart. Joaeptune Italdtnc and Mary Van fllnn. Loa Anaalaaj alao four frand ehildtan funnal aetvicaa in r.nier. 6rlaa. Ore rrldav, Nov M. O'KaU a Itmorial Chapat in charge. j.ai ttaoN ' garah Loulae Jarkaon, al. nallva of Portland and raald.nl ot Klamath Vnun. Ir atnra Iftia dlad hare Nov. 23. gur vlvera Ineluda lour rhlldran: V, C. Jack aon. Klamalh ralli: A. O Jackaon. noaahura. Nina Nnhla. Arnck. Cna . nd Emma Lamb, Klamalh rail riv frandrhlldren and live araal e'andchll. dren alto aurvlva. runaral aarvlraa will ha hald Oalurdar al 11 am 1mm O Hair a Mamnrlal Chapel ath ang Pint Inlermanl in inavill i.einaitr, All I V Fdwln Auilln KaiUv. M. native nl Cleveland, o., and reaidenl ot Tuletake for tha paal II yaara died In Tu!alaha Nov. 71. huevlvora Include lew widow. Lulu Bailey. Tulalake four children. Alia aprague. Porlland; Atrln . Portland Alma nrown. Portland and Allan Bll.. Mllwauku Ore Thraa brrrther. gdgar Bailey. Bakerafietd. Callt . Jaaa Bailey. Ohio; Glann Ball.), Pann. The tedy will na aenl 10 Mllwau kae. Ora.. for (ha final aervlcea and In. Itimmt, o Mkr a Mamorul Chapel ta cruuge. Hedy Sues Former Mate NEW YORK ' Aelresa Hedy Lamarr aaja her former husband, ocmr John Loder, owes her 419.300 lor support and maintenance of the'r three children. Misa Lamarr Hied ault yealerdey In State Supreme Court to collect Hie amount. She aaid In her romplalnl that by the terms of a Cahlornia divorce deer-e which became final In IMC Loder was obligated to pay MOO a i.ionth for the children's main tenance plus medical and dental rxnenaes. The tola! of such costs Is I23.S00 land Loder has paid only 14.200, jo r .-ha fire dm Peel 0, Leadri ', ey ' - L '! f ' JAMES KIMP, former direc tor of iht Hilo, Hwii, Mtttiah chorut 4ht produced Heniel and Grelel, end who lerved at director of the Hilo Symphony Orcheitra for lev eral yeert, will be preiented in concert in Mill School Auditorium, Dec. 3, under fh eutpicei of the Re-organiied Ciurcfi of La.'ier Day Seinti. Kemp, baritone, it alto a miniiter. Rail Stock Said Stable Rolling Mock service by one otil fun." Her tali was aimed at the lailronds serving Klamath ! introducing the students to new Fa should remain stable In the I books of every type Interesting to neat tuiure. accocaing to an an- no'.i cement received here yeMer day by Southern Pacific Dirt. Ageni George Morgan, The Suuthcrn Pacllic Is asking fcr bids on' another 2.000 neiv Ireleht cars, although 6,300 cus arc still to be delivered on previous o'ders. Wuuthrrn Pacllic l'rai. D. J, Hussell has announced. The new orders will raise to iiboui 40.000 the number of cars acatmed or ordered by the South ern Pacific since the end of World War Jf. Sine 108, the relea.se so In. capacity of Southern Paclllc 's frelpht car fleet has Increased 31 per cent, contrasted with a national ga n ol only about four per cent. Tne new orders Include mostly oren gondolaa and open and cov ered hopper cars. Although costs ol the newest cara won't be knonn until the blda are In. It Is esti mated thev will raise to mnie than M40.000.000 1M1 the railroad s appioprlationa fur postwar equip ment. I mis Includes the Southern Pa jcllica sin re in some 10.200 new I relr gerstor cars lor the Jointly i owned Pacific Fruit Express Com i pany. Death Claims Tule Resident TUl.F.LAKE-Edwin Austin Bai ley. M. for the past 13 yeara a rmidenl of Tulelake. died at Ihe family home Nov. 24. He had been III for several months and had re cently spent several weeks In a Portland hospital. Survlvora Include the widow. Mrs. Lulu Bailey, Tub-lake; four children, Alvtn Bailey. Alia Sprague and Aline Brown all of Portland and' Allen Bailey. Milwaukle. Ore., also three brothers. Edgar Bailey. Bskersfleld. Jess Bslley, Ohio end Glenn Bailey. Penn. Funeral arrangements are tn rharaa nf rVMalr'a Memorial eha- mI JBert'tr-A. mnA tntrnnl will ' be in MHwaukte, former home ol the family. North, Soulh, East, West Seagram's It -- ' - . .e , Kama any brand of trhikey. No maltrr what the brand -no mat. , ' Name any type of vthinkrj tcr what tlif type no maltrr where ' Scolch, Rye, or Bourbon. l ' ntatle-rcnwmlif t thins 1 , Name any place fame rl for fine SevrfrrWa 7 Crown ottfarll tty (; shiky - Kfnttirky, Mryind, other tingle hmnrl of vhiakry by lViiny)vni, Cannrlj. morfJ ,h,n lw0 , one Say Seagrams and be Sure Scjifam's 7 Crown, hlemlrti hinkry. 86.J Proof. 65 Grain Neutral Spirits. Seirm OiilillrJ Corp., N. V. HKKALD & Nf.WS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHKiSi)N Gilchrist High News By lllt K AKNIS Thone ttendlng the PTA mceU Introtluced lug Tueadey night were Introduced ( to the achool play, "Love la In the Air." by Mike Wflll'iKliam, buM- nea manager. A abort akll waa1 ipreje!cd by the cast under ibc: i direction ol Mine Ana Dolexal. Tlie I ncene Included Sherry Orccr aa Oerl Trultt; Dick Aenla aa Klmcr TruM; and Judy 'Wye, Wally Cory, and Mharon Krueuer un Oludya, Clarence, and Maggie Trullt. How ever, Wealcy Traw "tole the aliow with hla role of Orampn, Gcrt'a lather. Staff members are: Altant di rectorPol Hlekcy; Make-up MIhs Hourdon and her awuilant Beverly Patteraen: Property manager Jerry Blla and hla alalanta Tom my Larson mid Georgia Landolt: Coatumea Dorothy Lucht; Bual neaa manager Mike Wllllngham; Publicity Dick Aenla; Pontcra Mike Harris and Jimmy Walling; a-jene Technician Jerry Uliu: Curtain Jim Chlldre; Sound Mike Wllllngham: Advlaorn Mr. Rocher. Mra, Rochek and Ml Houston; Music Mrs. Hamilton; Progrnma Sherry Oreer; Uahera Maxlnc Pletcher, Helen Btalev, Carolyn We ber. Erllne Ware. Zole Hagcr, Ella Bonner and Jerry Oarrlck. 1W palmer, K)fl)lh County Health Nurue. w here Tuesday. Mil Himlr nn health nrnblems and ahoa ed movie oa oncer to mem-1 The hlh school district session ber of GUchrlat PTA. saw a aludy on a amier sports The county librarians. Evelyn I athletic managership for basket Cooper and Mrg. Madge ChUcole . end wrtsihng. visited Gilchrist High Thursday. 1 The aesalons were mostly rou Mra. Chllcote brought a display ol l,nc. more than 100 new books and spoke informally to the members ol the 10. 11 and 13 grades on the theme of National Book week. "Reading teen-agers. When she liniahed her talk students swarmed around the new books and plied her with many questions. , Members of the Orlzzlv basket ball squad are sharpening their lactlca, practicing Diligently and getting ready to maul the Chllo quln Panthers when they clash on the Grizzly court, Dec. 12. The Grizzlies hope to climb out of the cellar position they have occupied the past two seasons. THANKSGIVING Thonksqivrno Dov is near at hand When Families aother throughout the lond For oil this should be o Festive dov For children vouno ond Dorets arov On this dov mother should not slave While the family louqhs ond plovs Toke her from the kitchen hot From dirty dishes ond qreasv oofs Take her ond the family out to eot ' ' .''"' Down to the CHUCK WACON. it can't be beot It's booths will seat from two to nine It's steaks ond turkey is extra fine When you have finished you'll aladly sav You hove oil hod o great Thonksaivina Day. Poem Written bv Frances Holinon Smiiinq Woifre.i at the Chuck VVaqon A Happy Thanksgiving To everyone from the Chuck Wagon 7 Crown' tops fa I I I ii iiiiaiavp MPmnriai iipniraTPn IUIVIU11W I IVIIIVI IUI VWUIVUIWU TUl.ElJiKK-Miit.lcal thlrtiw, t mei'iorlal lo the late Marvin Chris ty, v. ho died Jur.t April In (he craah ol a private plane here wtH be lorinallv dedicated at the Thankv Hiving Mrvfc. Tfturad.y at f8g.tr.. Schools Plan Social Studies linnmves on the required stand- redlbyhejorn!,tc!,.o ofgch-Jo! honrfla No 1 and I f bO&rdS MO. I gna . It Is to DC auomiiteu to me ''?.. . .. .. .,.. suite board 01 eaucaiiuu .or iiuu. okay. , , Tne studies took up the major portion ol this week's meeting of llic elementary and high school boards ol KUHS, and under gu la'lons, any changes In currlcu'a vnrying from the course set by the state must be, okayed by the stale belore It can go into effect. Piiisent during the session were men. tiers ot the social studies ficulty. including Miss Lara vine FihK, Everett Venderpool, Pul Del er and Peter O'Toole. Two temporary additions to the rrtgY ol nchool board No. 1 were madt, Including Ruth Jones who is t, tench one-half day un'll rho end nl the uemenler, and Elda Fie iher wno ir to return aiier i rnr.fctiriHa holidays. FUNERAL DENTON Funeral aervlcea fnr Delberl loula ni.Woi.c: ,rnS TTh. Tor. Kn,m.Th thurcn rndey, Nov. zs. i3j. 2 p.m.. nev. c. Eiierr Eehiin 01 innoouin SJm'ini tnr Ki.u?eeurT. Klamath funeral Horoa ttNC PHOTOGRAPHY T at ueouwooei STUDIO PHONE 452 i-fH, .V- N them all! A l f l In the Tulelake Community Pres byterian church. The Installation was presented by his widow, Doro thy. Thonva CtwVsty and members of the immediate family. The chimes were heard last Weuiiesday evening at a meeting of the church Guild when special numbers were played bv Mrs. Mar vin Ktystr at the Vurllwer organ. Devotions at that meeeting, com memorating Thanksgiving Day viete in charge ol Mrs. Herman T. Street. Mrs. Don Palmer talked on the Palmer hospital at Mala- h."'""l,ernnie w e,P lnnce O.thy Chrbtty spoke on church aupported colleges nd tlielr needs, naltle.ll.elv Rr. ln.,lnn IWIacl. ---"- V, L .V . .r:al ftemlnarv. Mra Prank gnward cal Seminary. Mrs. Frsnk Howard sp66 on Billlmar College, Dum- gue'fc, the. Philippines, where there is need lor more dormitories. Vurlng a briet buAlnesa session. the proposal ta organize an eve ning circle for the benefit of young mothers and others unable to at tend eltctuoon Guild meetings was discussed. There will be a special mecUiit. 7:30 p.m. Dec'. 2 at the h'me of Rev. Keyser. Mrs. Waller Johnson will be chairman. Officer ol the Ouild will be ln stalled at the next cetrular meet ing Dec. 10. No exchange of Christ mas gills Is planned by the mem bcrshlp this year. Instead contri butions that can be used for Care packages vHJ be taken to the meet ing. Hostess chairman will be Mrs. Chester J. Main. following the meeting an unus ually large exhibit of mementoes from forelan lands were viewed In liie fireplace room. Represented Grocery Firm Gets Suspension 30-day suspension of the a.l- cohoiic beverage license of unns - ani; Lydia Grlschkowsky, propn tUv of the Altamont Grocery, has n been ordered by the Oregon Liquor control commission " j The suspension Is for selling beer to a minor, ana came alter an Ot.CC hearing on that charge. The suspension is etiective Dec. t through Dec. 30. ON: v Ignttton System 'Coofi&s System vAir IniloctioR System Fuel System v Halve System v lubrication Jim Olson Motors DtSoro Plymouth So. tStts and Wslnut Ph. SUtS fkm-rttfffrreft j oWTOI JMJotTtMIKf lit) W?&rf ENTIRE FAMILY 40 FOR MEN: Wide selection of styles; lined ond tintintt) l.ft hi Ot FOR WOWitN: Gov array ot glom orous styles l.tf t 4,y TOR KIDDIES: Cult, tolotM treo liont for boys and girlt 1. l'r' chln- JPn. Ejiypt, lMy, .nd. A..k., ,iu xmu. the Philippines, Mexico, American InJitns tttd Alaskan Indiana. MUSTEROLE apnolty raweva swaKsstae ACHES, PAINS STIFFNESS mm ...and our THANKS to YOU for your friendly CONFIDENCE Along with many other reason for be ing thankful this year, we cherish the friendly spirit you customers have shown toward our store. Yes, it has been a real pleasure to serve you, and we trust you have had good reason to be thankful that you placed your confidence with us) It is true, isn't it, that the satisfaction a person gets out of business would be far Jess without that warming glow of human good-will? . . i'AUK ftKVRll Refreshment hnslessea were M Btul Hovle, Mrs. Tvirt Newton and Mis. Eldon Larson, 0 '3 j . . , when you avoid tht plight before Christmas! And, you can charm tht lonqert qitt fist with efise ond tconomy, with you qive SLIPPERS!