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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1952)
KUIDAV,' llKCKiMHKIl '2(1, lll.Vi TIKftAU) AN' I) NKWS. Kt,AMATff FALLS. UTtF.OON' PAGE FIVE ) Oregon State Road Report HAI.MM Ml Orrnuii's hluhway wen. nu'iTocI with Ico or mow over ' niii'.l of Hid stale Friday, Hluhway Uomnilaalon Haled I hi' IiiIIiivviiik ritnlilrlloni: Hiaila ot lii! nt OoveritniMil Camp, I'lawiitle Link, Hiilrm, C'orvallls, l.iiKi'iii', liuacburii, J'mdlelon and Hakiir, Hiiln nf leu pun nrw allow at I.niilnr, (.'hciiiiill, Lnkrvlcw, Mad run, Tlmlirrlllio, Detroit. Wilson Jtlvrr Hmiimll Packed mow, chalna required 1 j Inches nnw annw, lliiu.nH auininlt 1 Inch new MOW. Warm Hpi-lima Juncllon Parked aniiw, cany chains, 1 'j Incites new nw. Hiaklyou Packrcl snow, Hand ed, it Inchrs Dew snuw. Tim Uallt- 1'ackM anow, annded, 2 Indira hew snrw, Kedmoiid Packed anow, catty Lutherans To Hold Meeting A aiHlul reception tor new nielli beia received III Kliiiiiath Lutheran Church durum Ml will be held lliln Sunday, D pin. In the church purlora. A bullet auppei, uainra u ml liilormiil program will be handled by ilie Churi li Council ami Hie Hoard ol Deacons and Dencuneanea. New incinbera llila year are: Mr. and Mra, 'tUcodore, Mi-ader and luinlly; Mr. and Mm. LaVcrn Wat UKI and lainlly; Mr. and Mra, llurvey Itolmqulal; Mr. and Mra, Waliai'ii Entennon and lainlly; Mr. and Mra. Leonard ChrlMopheraon and lainlly; Mr. and Mra. Dave llrldife and lainlly; Mr. and Mra. Unit Morn and lainlly; Mr. and Mia. Kay Crayne; Mr. and Mra. Claud KodKcra; Mr, and Mra. Hubert llaueu and family; Mr. and Mra. liana Oiavca: Mr, and Mra. Aaron Hoe; Mr. and Mra. Michael Wereach and family: Mra. Thereaa I'lean; Mra, Norman Knbln: Mra, liiuce Uiaaten: Mra. Don It. Carnea Jr; Mra. R. E. Coinellua: Mra. Floyd Ralaton: Mra. Clict Itoberlaon: Mra. Arnold hkoou; Annie Uu Komlvedl and r. Alvhlld Komlvedl. General chairmen on arrange- menu aia Mra. C. C. Wllllama, diet Hamaker and Ernlt Taylor. Metnhera and Jrlenda ol tin church are Invited. chain J Inch new hiiiiw. Ilelid 'I'ni'kid allow, anndril, 1 Inch new anow, Hlnteia ... Packed anow, tumled, 1 Inch new anow, rlunllam I'aaa I'licKed anow, carry rhalim, , Inch new anow, Willamette 1'iisa racked anow, aanded, 3 Indira n-w anow. Illy Knowing Hitlilly, packed anow, carry chains, 3 Indira ntw anow. Keno HiiowIiik llithlly, packed tiow, carry chulni, 7 Indira new .mow. Mlichell -Parked anow, chalna required, 1 Inch new anow. Cchoco Huiumll- Piickcd r.now, chalna reiiulred, 1 ln"h Hew r.now. Mearhain and I-n Oinlide Packed anow, anndrd. Ontario Nnowinu liihtlv arkrd anow, carry chalna, 1 inch new anow. John Day Packed anow, miry chalna, Inch new anew, Austin Snowing liululy. packed nnnw, carry chalna, 1 Inch new anow. Beneca Packed, aunw, cairy chalna, I Inch new anow. Hurna Packed auow, ajnded, 3 Incliea new anow, CalllornlaChnlun are maiida lory on Pacific lliiihwav live nillca north of Dunsmuir to Wcid, Canada Ship Lands Safe y VANCOUVER. B. C I A crippled Canadian freighter and big con iln 1 aalvage hip Friday won a battle against the elemenis bul not In lime lo give the crew niembera Chrialmaa lv ashore. The freighter, the Canadian Pa cute. Bieamahipa' Maplecove. un der low of the tug laland Sover eign, reached Race Rocks, at Vic toria, al R a. m. Friday. Una had been battered by giant garaa ID three atorma alnct I "at lliuraday when a damaged rudder left the ahlp out of control. The laland Tug and Barge sal vage veaar) took the freighter In low late Thuradav while ahe waa attll about loo miles ollshore. The Maplecove mas in the Pacif ic. I.3H0 nillea weal 01 the B. C. 0a.1t. when the trouble developed and Capl. R. A. lireater of Van eouver radioed the report to com pany offlcea at Vancouver. bull under tow ot the Iiland Sovereign, the Maplecove paaaed Victoria and la continuing on to ward Vancouver where ahe la now exiircted to arrive between t p. m. and ( p. m., Friday. Oregon Rood's In Good Shape OKLAHOMA CITY 1 "I can't tinderatand II, ofllcer, thla thing juit won't climb thla hill," an ira'e motorist told questioning police men. Olllcera L. H. Dye and R. E. Albee explained to the motnrlat patiently that the "hill" he couldn't climb waa a concrete abutment guarding the approach to a via ductand then promptly arrested him for drunkenneaa. Limping Man Gets Arrested HONO KONO 1 Suspicions cua tnma offlcera arrested Leung Hlnc when he hobbled oil the ferry from the Portuguese colony, Macau, In hla socks they found live small bars of fold, TRIP FOR PRINCK TOKYO Mi-Crown Prince Akl lilln will travel to Britain by aea when he attends the Coronation of tjuecn Elizabeth next June. Tire Nippon Tlmea reported the Im erlal household plana to have Aklhlto leave Japan lata In March and arrive In London In May. The Crown Prince also has promised In visit Denmark during hla first trip abroad In response lo an In vitation extended by Denmark's Prince Axel. Earth Slide Fatal to Man THE DALI.K8 'rl - A bank of earth collapsed Wednesday alter noon and claimed the flr.it victim of countructlon of The Dulles bridge acrosa the Columbia Klver. The earth, on the Washington side of Ilie river, went down aa Arthur J. Zlesnu-r, 26. of The Dalles, waa standing on it. He waa unconacluua although buried only lo his chest, and fellow employes thought he might have struck his head on a portable drllllnR rig- In tailing. After 35 minutes nf resus citation eflort, a phyalclan pro nounced him dead. He was a recent arrival from Kallspell, Mont. Mayor Dinner Tickets Sold More lhan 100 tlckrla have been sold or reserved for the testimonial dinner Monday evening for Bob Thompson, who retires from the maror'a office here Dec. 31. The dinner la scheduled for the Willard Hotel banouei hall, Mon day t 30 p.m. Tickeia are "n aale at the Chamber of Commerce and the city elerk'a ofllce. Thompson, mayor since 1 048. did not run for reelection this year and will be succeeded Jan. by Paul Landry. Tlie testimonial dinner s lo be strictly Informal and there Is no planned program. Friends of Ttiomiiaon'a who conceived the dinner said lha evening would be devoted principally to fun. It Is not to be a stag affair and there will probably be about as many women a men attending. NOT MAD-JUST PLAYING IT SAFE Members of the 3rd Infantry Division In Korea aren't anli-sociul. t'howlime on While Horse Mountain Is no time to conitrcgato. The men spread out, si above, to lessen the chances lor heavy casualties should an enemy shell land in their area. Youth Still Unconscious Eighteen. year-old Oarv Hansen. Yakima. Wash., was atilt unron scloua In Klamath Vulley Hospital at noon today. 160 hours after he waa injured In an auto accident early last Friday night. The bov has a skull fracture and severe concussion, along with other injuriea. He a one of seven boys hurt when two cara collided above Col lier Park on U 8. 97. Two others also remain In the hospital. Tom Murdork. Ig. of 01B Shasta Way. Klamath Falls, la still in serious condition from injuries he sustained In the accident, and eht driver of one of the cara, Delno Dean Haya, IS, Yakima, also la hoapitalued. j.' ,w hi s, laiian-a. 1 1 1 y ' " i' n a rt i f ' I, m "4, w Grandma May Be Double aamtK,Jwfaj; Sunday Dinner at Yacht Club, barbecued spiirerlbs and Swiss steak. Make reservations, iuesl Pastor The Rev. A. O Broylea la to deliver a sermon at tho First Covenant Church, Sunday, 11 a.m. Midland Grange Old fashioned dance at Orange Hall, Saturday. I D.m. Women In take Knnrlwtrhou or salad. Baby A aon, 8cott Bruce, war, born In Portland, Dec. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ryan, former resi dents of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ryan CITY BRIEFS will be remembered aa Jean Thompson. Orantlpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. o. s, Thompson of the Henley district, Lost River Orange Is sponsor ing a card pnrty lor the public at I PICTURE FRAMING rss aut at. hm iiir, J the grange hull Saturday at 1 p.m. Kenn Promenadera A meettngj Is aclieduled for 8:30 p.m. Satur day. Dec. 37, at the Keno school gymnasium. Relreshmentn will be potluck. Peterson Square Dancers will be guests, : ' . rni for lnilrumtit jyur haldwla 4Ut kjrU morgan lanof - 10.IA AUlR -iil-i "-"t1 v1' r " ihr ii via gtnaMarftTiJAS umm tt. IXiAsnaiiiT J.C. IKON( S appointment at industrial salei manager hat been announced by the Lorent Company. Strong has baan with the firm 13 yaars. Ha started in the warehouse and later managed the receiv ing and supply departments. At the time of promotion to sales manager, he was resi dent salesman in the Lake view, Alturas and Yreka areas. The promotion was an nounced by General Sales Mgr. Roy W. Benedict. LOS ANfjKI.L'S m There's, possibly u wither urandma bunk bandit at large in the Los Angeles area. Tlie distraining news Hint two grandmotherly women may have been holdl.iK Up b:nk tellers here in recent month'., developed Thurs day when grandma No. I. Mis. fctncl Arala. 62. arrested Christ mas Eve when she irled lo rob a bank In nearby Arcadia, could not be Idciilllicd by one ol the tellers. "She doe.Mi'l seem to be the same woman who, held me up." said Miss June North of the Union Bank a: Trun Co.. who waa robbed of S2.000 by a gruy-haired pistol packing Rrandmu Nov. 12. Mra. Arata has steadfastly de nied she robbed the Union 'bank. Police say she admitted she stuck up branches of the California bank Oct. 17 and the Citizens Na tional Bank. Nov. 26. getting a to total ol S1.4C9. 4 Detectives were inclined o be lieve Mrs. Arata's story of the two holdups and her denial o the oihcr, but Miss North wil see ficr in a police lineup next Monday night, hist to make certain. I Police said their records dis- ; closed Mrs. Arata. who says ahe j really isn't a grandmother, has I been al odds witn me law beiore. They said she was sent to the I Norwulk State Hospital as an alco- j i nolle on July 21, ltH8, and was! subsequently released as patient , on leave. mm Llait QuontitMt FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE 5th and Main St., Klamath Falls They used to call KLDKRLV SQIARK DANC'KRS CALGARY. Canada I Mr. nnd Mm. J. J. Wilson. BKCd 89 nd 76. have bwn presented wall a per petual pas lo dance hold by the M o u n t v I e w Community Club SquHrc-DanclnK AKSocmtion. The elderly couple seldom miss a cance. "I weighed 295 lbs. antil my doe- tor showed me bow to reduce without star vine I lost 140 Ibn.on tasty, mtittfying (really) meal. Now I'm a trim aize 14." If you have been "putting off" reducing, don't mvm 63 of Helen Fraley's miraculoua low-cofit, tow-calorie menu, lli-ad The Viet That Lavneked a Srv JAff'm the big Janu ary Ladies' Home Journal. NAPKINS par Snow Flies At Crater Lake Crnter l-ake National Park had a six-mrh snowfall last nlvht. enough to bring the snow depth on the ground at the park head quarters to 11 Inches, according to Asst. Chief Ranger Bernie Pack ard And the Annie Bprlnns lo (he Rim road Is still clotsed with snow, cutting off that scenic wintertime view from travel. However, hich way 62. through the park between here and Medtord. Is being plowed and Is expected to be In good shape later today. Tlie temperature last night dropped to elcht degrees st the park alter a nigh yesterday of 23 degrees. MfhrAl oa Food Iva cctCkAt Good Musi. DINING - DANCING PALiOLIV I Phone 4556 NOW! We can accommodate Larqe or Small Parties LOG CABIN WOLFSCHMIDT QMGINAl fODKA (he ORIGINAL Sinci 1847 JF H INTIINATIONAt jPnAWill WINMII MARTINI Shop PE REST OF '52! ) ODD LOTS! RUMMAGE! MEY'S peiE IMEISTOEY i CLOSEOUT LINES! REMNANTS! me 6ByT WZ&StraA If MATrurc II nnnnc Sever 7 LARGE V j I TIDE SUDS tvV 24 kflr oc Rolfs i, 7northerm I TISSUE 1 "ist'M rRfeC f Carnation - n f Milk I Perfection In -r, 3 Hand Cream II A for 25 Ik ForLESSI 0 m k. a m III i5SNii u m m i uui i -w m v KT FOUNTAIN SPECIAL BAKED SWISS STEAK Rtgultrly 39c f" TesWH HANOY-PAK 65e RUEBER ENVELOPES GLOVES loo 07c i'0"'"''' QQe I Balm H Flakes I WHITE GOODS 9 JX .Q( STARTS JAN. 2! lLf pkq. of 80's Limit 2 IT KLEENEX (ex of 300 (Limit 2) , 19' SOAP O F CELEBRATE w NEVVEAg- CAMPKO LYPTUS Chest Rub itrfor.. WW Chtk SniflUs ANAHIST Antihistamine ffottre QQc of 40... WW 5th ANNUAL SUBURBAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEIra S B THROAT LOZENGES rnt Keller antibiotic. Bex 12 0 w 4-Way Cold Tablets aa, Speed? four-way help. 12. , . . SCUFFS DECEMBER 31, New Year's Eve Dancing Starts at 9 - Fun - Favors - Noiscmakers Firemen's Helmets Music Bv iiSUiSfc MORGAN Omr Mcdonald (1 EACH DAY FOR THE 3-way Control Mastercraft Heating Pad S4.9S 449 VaW...O Flannel cover. Soap I bath siie JjSKs I Magnesia t 1 Req. 23c J Candles A J be prepared 1 for nower M K failure t 11 mm ana tor mm BOBBY fl 32e WORK Q PINS I vL091c UrfU tufft . '. dm I pFl 3 wnejwftMiiiiiiMi 0
