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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1953)
v y( A.'llll. I. HKHALit AND MCWS, KLAMATH PALLS. (MKGON PAGIi THRU BASIN BRIEFS r ... ....i Mr. Cllntnn orame Paa V,u llu" Klamath Mta. word lias been La Hist Hv. and Mra. Law in mwi "' '! I. omnililiii nw iurch. ' mm lvm . yean - The Kl Auslliery rriul.r buallieae meeting nrant Home Hluart, Itnroedale ....... I'toin n in Tum. PtA-wlll loll, lu ",u rill TUwIW. 1,0 ,, election Of ollleer, A fellow with relicahmeiiu (r Uie failure. L iMpltal M". O. H. . .. ...1111 taster III ' TllMlHH, rian Krenelaco. J. to her Imauand who ra 1,'m there yeaumley morn . Sal !" '' bl,,a . ... ...linn Miul HI I, . HII Olso nd in traction iur wmi m. ...1.. Ium usmur urn"- ' Ui to be with hr. L iLk-Tim Merrill ftlieen fU iiimi nest WiHttwmy i In al ill T. U. .lecasoa L, u Met rill Highway. u, ('MMin - urn Iwal reyraaemaiiv i ..inn National Lit IlMUf. fmpaity. bsiurday, April iu.kI in national eonven- the company in asm lie l accompanied by OKI. L Mlir. Klamath tilth- CdMa AW l litMl M U Tueulav evening, sipm ' m Ui Irvtn 1W1 will L dtvwclw en Chewier 9 .. ,, ale Tliv Olarv " Itt will be Mn. lule OI- It. Vie Oitf nun. Mm. cnot tad Mr. Hueu loyeen. i ToaiiM-The adult family oudr cUm which uauellr flrmrdey evening a will meet L Aw ll a. HI 411 Michigan. a prn. study will begin ol rim r.pwwe 10 ina The tenon lhl vk: "TM 1 1 1 rneonaibillly." Cuuu ty rul 8. OtUlnVUl. we (lnk-Mvmbcni will k diiruuion ol In ndvaiw ol uU mtttntl uurnc r Irtulir luncheoa matins not t ih Wurnni lit, MmlKf 4 Uw Do u Honor ill Im held toiimr- pm. al Dm, ol Mra. ! kaotlo. m Olilornia. UUdya! rnnwia, oiimta urM to Uir Mrallnt-el t9 Rlwr aill b WrttivKlav. at Iha mil. ii I pm. U-Oiar1r C. Norland ol Hi TtlU u amoni Uw lu. I Wi-Jiiniton mate Collef. honored lor font ptuiititncy. ad Alraort nltlrl.1. Klamath falli hava bn ta attend tlio tirat annual "I Airport Manaiamanl ar lo be held on Uw Unl. i urrton canipua April Oomnor Paul L. I'attaraan f amonc the leatured apeak- Wmm..m mM tk. y. -.lit k . . ... r k n " viii I Ml TO reatular buainaaa maeting at Mooaa Hall Tueday, April 1, al I p.m. llwra will ba balloting,1 ronlaaae Altainonl Ealarulon Unit ha uoaliHined Ha raaular nivollim until Tuaaday, April 14, al 10 a.m., at Joan'a Kllcban. Ultra will ba Inalallatlon ol old' ora, Projeol will ba aalada and alad draaalnga. Bring own table ervlce, luitiara Oaaelag at Mooat llall loulghl, atarllng al I p.m. Every one welrame. free relrtehinanla. Jamea Dradahaw cellar, H..lu.. bull.. in.. A ..... lean Uglon Aualllary, Klamath unit no. a, -win now iia regular meeting tomorrow evening, April 1, at I P m., al Iha Valctaru Me morial llall. rareale and falrana two-part pnxtram Wedneaday I p in. will feature Ivy Oolley, private alU' dent at HOC (torn New Delhi. India, who will apeak on "Inter- national H'lellane": followed by (lie Junior Talent Show, under the oirvction oi jura, b, d. niomquiai. Paul Deller U program chairman. Hefreanmenl by Paranla and Pel ron Club and apeclal attendance prl. Educational Briefs Aired Telling the educational atory at It nappe na every day, brwl an nouncemenla are now being aired over otalloa KPXW on a varied aciwdul to give compute coverage. Aa a part ot their work, radio iweclt eludenu ol Klamath Union High school write and broadcast the objective ol couraaa lo keep Uie publie In touch with Iha tchool program. The capaule veruona ol currlcttlar and eatrarurrlcular ac Uvmea are, a aoconda long and highlight Uie lateat nteUtodi ot educational lecluuca. According to Charie Wowthouur. KUH8 irutruclor. tbe acbool bricia cover a multitude ol acenea. Riley Death Learned Here Word waa received Here thU morning ol the deals laat Friday night ol Henry P. I Phil i Riley, , who waa employed at the Cop co olllct lor aeven yeara. Bccaua ol a eerloue heart ail ment, be realgned In November. IMI. and moved with hu wile and daughter lo Arcadia. Calif , where tiia death occured. He U aurvived by hu wile. UUa. and email daughter, suaan. and hu parenta who live at Duruunuir. Puoeral aervice will be held al Dunamuir Tueaday aliamoon. Worktr Injured In Srr-tr Fall Peter Wlrp. aa-vear-old leured millworker, waa taken lo Klamath Valley Hoapltal vunday nicht in arrioua condition alter he 1(11 and atruck hta head on a parking meter al Main and Uh atreela. Phyil ctana reported an artery In the vietim'a head waa aevared. Wnip reaidea al Iha Cratar Hotel, IM. N. ind BU PAMNION (HOW ALTURAs Modoc County 4-H girla are buay dealgnlng and mak ing auiu and dreaaea which they ara to model at inerr annual laah lon ahow lo be held bar June 11. .t 4- MRS. MAUL W. WINSTON. Raglitrtr and . Dean . of Woman, .Southern Oregon College, Aihlane), will apeak during tha itata convention of American Auoclatlon ( Unlverilty Woman which will convene htro April 23-2S. Mrt. Wintton will talk on "Regional Foreei Each It ulldlng Hit World From Within," at the Saturday morning breakfatt at tha WlU lard Hotel. Mri. Cratont A. Farrii, Portland, ttato prail. dent will prtiido at tho eon-ventlon. Tule Church Meeting Site TVLELAKE 1tie Tulelake Prea- byerlan church will be boat, April 14-la to Iha Houthweat Oregon Proa bytery. Ohurchva from all ol Southern Oregon are txpocted to ba represented. Preabytorlal will ba held at Mod lord, tha following two daya, April ia-n. . , Plana lor II mooting hero were dlaoueaod al Iha April la! aeaalon ol Iha Guild ol tha Tulelake Com- munlty Preabyterian church, held lo Iha annex. Mra, Bam Herrlngahaw. Malln. gave an Intereallng talk on "Mualo In tha Church," diaouaainn tha phaaea ol Improvement, type, qual ity ol mualo playod In the church and the Inlluence llial Uia choir membera nan hava aa aplrllual laadera, Uirough muilc. Pollawlng the program Mra, Oarl Jenaen, prealdenl, called Iha bual nea mealing lo order. It waa de cided that the Ouild will aerva tha dlnnera and luiKheona to Ihoae at tending Preabytery. Mri, Prank Zlabek and Mra. Ev elyn Oalloway ware boeleaMa lo N women. Suspect Hold In Car Theft Case Don Puller, 41. accuwd ol ateal. Ing hla mother-in-lawe automobile and larging her name lo a check, waa held In Uie county Jail Monday awaiting arraignment altar ha had been returned Irom Balinaa by aherlfl'a depullee. Puller wai ar- reated on complaint oi Mra. w. t Mevera. Lakeahore drive. Shrrlll Red Billion a id Puller I led lo Salinaa In tha atolen car. Hay Selling Count Names Two Men AI.TURA8 Two men eccuacd ol violating tho agriculture code am to appear before Superior court here Tueaday. Oeu Smith and Hubortua Ull rich lace chargra ol buying and eelltng hay in Uia Tulelake area without a Hceuae. Pranksters Deflate Tires On Cars Young naodlume who deflated Urea on halt a doten automobile parked near Skalcland Roller Rink were sought by Police Monday. Operator of iha rink aald the youth aUa ahowerad palrona ot tho place with water (una. Big Ma- idenillied boya war reported In volved ta Iha attair Saturday tuarhlt HIT-RUN A hit-and-run driver who killed a bulldog waa hunted by police Monday. Mra. Martha Woodman, owner ol tho dog. aald tho animal waa hit in Irani ol tha Spot tavern. MC4 S. ath St. Tha car epecded away before Mr. Weadman waa able lo obtain Iha Hoanao Dumber. t ii c JtUllefc SPRING SPECIAL Brand New Portables 20 Year Guarantee atavtwaae ta om .. aia aeaua LmJ ' amwaan leeeaaaai . x . Marat - aarniaiq . t TW ia aavaaana uvea q 'Kaa ' i gf . aw aatwaae awe . aaaronnet fta -ak . . vaauau . JJJjavew I.; aetaav ' PULL MICI $39.95 , $E00 HECK THESE FEATURES swi Forward and Backward Dorni-Jlmbroldari Aulomotie Tontion Wolkln, Foot Dil Stlteh Maqulator triable Spaod Control ... Hooyy Duty Motor Sewlnq Mochlnei Balcony DOWN OVER SO YIARS IN OREGON Itte Names More Chiefs WAHHINOTOM 'A Prealdenl Euenhower Monday nominated Arthur 8. Plemmlng to be director ol detenaa moblllullon. Plemmlng now la acrving aa acting director. Claenhower alao aent lo the Senate the nomlnatlona ol Jamea P. Mitchell of Weat Pleld. N, J and John Hletok ol Sycamore. III., to be aaalatanl aecretarlc ol the Army. Hemming, prealdrnt ol Ohio Wealeyan t-'nlverally. will head Uie exlating Oil Ice of Defenao Moblll ration. Tha While llouae aald Uie nom Inatlon la In no way related lo tne rcorganixaiion plan Eien Iwwar aent to Conarea last wrk. calling lor creation ol a new ODM Aakrd whether Plemmlng would be nominated later to head Uie new oentraliud ODM ll Congreaa approve Uie reorganization pro- poaal, prealnenllal preaa arc re Vary; jamea u, lugeny replica no am not xnow. Plemmlng alao r a member ol the Prealdenl commute on gov ernment organisation. How i'-v r i ' M fa. - a. tj AMIO IXPIORIR and glob trotter, Carvelh Walla, will recount .hit thrilling advan. turot In ill parti of tho world Tuotday at a dinnar mooting of tfc Klamath Fall. Knife t Fork Club In tho Willard Hotel.' Here's How Ore. Solons Voted: ' WA81UNOTON UH Here' how Oregon membera of Congreaa voted in recent roil caiu: HouaaOn pauagc. Its 'to 108. ol bill to grant coaatal atatca lull lllla lo oltahcre arena wlUun their blaioric boundarlea: Por Angetl, Cooo, and Kllaworth. Not voting Norblad. -.a : - tauaiOo 'mlmioti. -II In 11. of Charlea E. Bolilrn, to be uioamioor io jcuaaja. roroT' don and Mora. Living Cost Pay Cut Made WASHINGTON W Palling re tail prlcea Monday clipped three ccnla an hour from the pay check ot (.300.000 rail worker. The government announced that on Peb. 15 II old atyla consumer price Index alood al 1M 0 per cent ol Uie ISM - 1030 average, enough of a drop In the coal of living from laat November to aaaure the three-cent hourly wage reduction. Rail wage are adjuitrd each Uiree month lo correspond to ris ing or falling living coals. Mon day's three cent loss la Uie biggest alnco rail wages were lirt tied to the cost ot tiring. It leaves employee with ten centa accumu lated cost ol living pay from previous ralsea based on rising index figure. Tha three cent pay cut means a payroll saving lor the nation's carriers eatlmaled at SI. 500.000 a month. It all hut wipea out a four cent hike awarded virtually all raU employee last month by a govern ment releree. That Increase was baaed on higher productivity output per man hour. Rail wage averaged around M M an hour bclote Munday'a ad justment, , Lower prices lor tood, ..fully- re ported when Uie ollicial or new stylo consumer price Indexes for January and February were 'an nounced week ago, were mainly responsible for the over - all de cline u Uw price level. . The government also announced Monday that Ihe, January old stylo index alood al 190 per cent An estimated SO.ooo cotton lex Uie workers will also Uko a na cut Of two cent in hour because ol tho sharp drop In the old style index between November and Feb ruary. V. Ae Smy the Death Learned A lifetime resident of Klamath County, William Orval Bmylhe, 67, Hlldebrand, died about midnight al Klamath Valley Hoapltal follow ing surgery to correct a blood clot condition. He had been III only etnea Saturday afternoon. Smylhe, son ol the late Oeorge and Margaret Ellssbelh Bmylhe, pio neer ol Hlldebrand haa been Identified with ' local rodeo here for some year. Hla livestock hsa repea'edly appeared In arenaa. He la also well known In ranching and logging and well drilling circles. Ha waa born al Hlldebrand, Jan. 11. IM. Mr. Smylhe waa preparing to drill a well on the larm ol a aon-hv law, Don E. Schriener and short- Prison Guard Still Missing PORTLAND Ut Still unsolved, Monday ws ihe mysterious disap pearance ol Victor H. Williams, 40, ; missing state prison guard. Police, found hla automobile here Sunday j but no trace of Williams. I Wlllism haa been eought since he failed to report for work at the prison in Salem Friday night, Hla wile told state police tie was carrying 1200 on hla person when h left her at a neighbor' home. State Police Capl. Ray Howard aald he believed William waa kid napped and robbed. Hla empty1 billfold and part of ' hla guard' uniform were found Saturday near. RickreaU. i Police aald they had learned Williams stopped at a service lor gasoline alter leaving hla wife Friday night, and then drove to a cafe about five milea west of Balem. Hla automobile discovered In downtown Portland, the key In I Uie Ignition and Uie door unlocked. The theory that Williams had been kidnapped by a convict was discounted by Prison Warden Clar ence Oladden. He aald no prisoners have escaped In Uw past few days. , "PHAS" CURE CANCER The American Cancer Society urges patients to seek competent meaical help in treating cancer. II i point out utsi no cancer ever cured itself and none was ever cured by pilas. powders, or any outer "home remedy" or "secret method, medicine or gadget." ly after noon Saturday notice numbness In his feet which later resulted In paralyala. Ha was taken to the hospital but surgery failed to aava hla life and death resulted from a blood clot, Funeral services will be held from O'Holr's Memorial Chapel, Wednesday. April (, 10:30 a.m. In terment will be in tha Jackson ville Cemetery. Mrs. Smyths died In ItHd. Surviving are alx daughters, Mra. Don (Virginia Helen i Schrelner, Mra. Charles (Mary Elisabeth! Ford, Mra. Melburn (Edna May) Bales. Clara Rose Bmylhe, Klam ath Falls. Mra. Clarence I Or a An ne III Debrick, Medford, Mrs. Oeorge (Viola Ruth) La Mere, North Bend; two sons, Edward Orvsl Bmythe. 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