THUKSDAY. Alir.nsr
1953'
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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ANN JONES ,
Ann Jones
At Red Barn
1 ' Ann Jones," America's leading
: singer of western and folk songs,
has been signed by Dick Fenwlck
to sing at his Red Barn in Dorrls
' Saturday night, Aug. 15.
Fenwick said Miss Jones will
; appear as special vocalist with
; Fee Wee Stidham and his Rain
bow Melody Boys, the Red Barn's
popular western band. '
ine singer currently , has a
; daily hour and a hall's program
over radio station KVAN at Van
couver, Wash., and has appeared
personally on major stations
V . throughout the country. She 1 is
credited with writing, publishing
or recording 200 songs, many lor
ucn lop western stars as Spade
Cooley, Tex Williams and others.
Dancing at the Red Barn is from
a.m. to 1 a.m. standard time,
i J California daylight time,
US Forests Net
$37.5 Million
' Nearly $37.5 million a record
high was deposited In the Federal
Treasury by .19 national. forests in
Oregon and Washington during the
fiscal year ending June 30.
., Regional Forester J. Herbert
: Stone said today that the total
amount collected this past year ex
ceeds that of the previous year by
almost' $7 million. Timber sales
contributed 99 pel-. cent of the
totaL Other sources of revenue In
cluded fees for grazing, stock, .land
. use rentals, and . water power
.lights. , .
Twenty-five per cent of national
' forest Income is ' returned .to the
states for distribution to counties
In which .the forests lie. As pre-
?cribed by law; the money is used
or public schools and. reads.. . '
i Receipts from OregonC, n d
wasningion's national icrests ex
ceeded expenditures for operation
and for maintenance and' develop
ment by almost 124 minion. During
the year, .a total of 2,22a Forest
Service . timber saes were made
in uregon. -, . .
Airline Gives j .
July KF Report :.
West Coast Airlines boarded a
total of 257 passengers at Klam
ath Falls during the month of July.
Two hundred and forty-six pas
sengers deplaned here during that
period, according to Bob Moore,
West Coast station manager..;
"It Is a far better record than we
had anticipated," Moore stated.
. "So far during the month of August
we are way ahead of the July
figures, too," he added.
JETS TO CHIANG
TAIPEH, Formosa XI A third
shipment of American jet planes
arrived Wednesday adding
strength to Chiang Kai-Shek's Chi'
ncse Nationalist air force.
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HlfNICIFAL COH1T .
John Paul Newman, warrant for
meter tickets. 8 lorfcltad.
Albert Hunsaker, drunk In auto, -915
fine or TS daye.
Charles C. Moore, vagrancy, SI 00 ftna
and 30 day i, placed on 6 month pro
bation. Sam X. B levins, no vehicle license,
95 ball forfeited. -
, Same E. Blsvins, ran red light, SS
baU forfeited. . ,
3 D18T1CT COURT
Alexander LuU, combination over
load. 29 ball forfeited.
Dave Lowe Goodman ' Jr.. combina
tion overload, S33 ball forfeited.
Orvllle Ray Sender, tandem j axle
overload. 73 bail forfeited. -
Alexander Luft, group axis overload,
$45 ball forfeited.
Novatus Nell Klrby, combination over
load, 9149 ball forfeited.
Novatus Nell Klrby. tandem , axle
overload, 941 ball forfeited.
Daniel Edgar Hoffman, permitting
unlicensed operator to drive. 920 fine
paid.
Edward. Patterson, driving while ' in
toxicated, 30 days and 910Q fine, com
mitted. Richard Clatr Tupper. no vehicle li
cense olateii. SS fine naid. : '
Charles Walter Anderson, failure' to.
siop at stop sign,-. &5 fine paid., w
' MARRIAGE LICENitS .
HUMPHREY-MOORE Joe D. Mum-
Ehrey. 24, Toketee rails, and Nadine
Moore. IS, Medford. i
OLIVER-GASS H. B. Oliver, 34,
Klamath Falls and Rita Ann Gass, 18,
Klamath Falls. y
" 8 1! ITS
Joyce Irene Weaver vst Robert War
ren Weaver, suit for divorce. Farrens
and Maxwell, attorneys for plaintiff,
by B. J. Goddard.
Nora Moorehouse vs. Coy Clifford
Moorehouse, suit for divorce George
H. P roc to.-, ttoraey for plaintiff.
Marshall B Carlor init Annlr 1. Car
ter vs. Henry F. and Dema M. Butts,
State Tax Commission, Owen Adjust
ment Service. Inc.. M. A. Carter doing
business as Carter's Collection Service
ana investment service no.
RAIN HITS KOREA
SEOUL Wl At least one Ko
rean was dead and an' estimated
10,000 persons were homeless
Thursday in the wake of a torren
tial rain which flooded wide areas
of this South Korean capital.
BASIN BRIEFS
Home Dr. and Mrs. Ray Olden- division currently is receiving new
ocrs, daughter Diane, and Roberta
Klttredge, have returned home
from a 10-day trip to Los Angeles
where they were - guests at the
BUtmore Hotel. Dr. Oldenberg at
tended a national .convention . ol
the Photographic Society of Amer
ica while Mrs, Oldenberg, Diane
and Roberta visited the Warner
Bros and Paramount studios and
saw several pictures being filmed
by their favorite stars, y
New on the staff of the Klam
ath County Chamber of Commerce
is oerry McKendree Knox.
Election' ef Officers will be
held by the WCTU at the Septem
ber meeting to be held the second
Tuesday in . the month.' Not
enough members attended . the
August 11 meeting to hold an elec
tion. , ! ,
Klamath Building showed a to
tal of $218,830 for July which was
235 per cent over June of this year
and 38S per cent over July, 1952,
making it the highest in (he state
with the exception of Portland.
Bonus Deadline for veterans of
World War II was extended by the
last legislature to Dec. 31, 1953.
Bonus Supervisor. George A. Jones,
Salem, says 1161 aopllcation
blanks have been filed since the
original deadline and the bonus
applications ' at the rate of from
60 to 7$ a. week.
Clumber Forum will be held
by Lake County Chamber of Com'
merce, Monday, Aug. 17, 12 noon,
at Hotel Lakevlew.
Yvonne Westfall left Sunday
for Weed where she is the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Smith.
Malin Lifeguard Club will hold
a party Monday, Aug. 17, at 8:30
fst; :m rui, ai me juaiin
pool.
Sewing Group of the Peace Me
morial Presbyterian Church will
meet at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug, 14,
instead of 10:30 a.m. for an all-day
sew at the church. Please bring
a : sack . lunch.
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Klamath Fells, Oregon
AMERICAN CHINESE
Feeds at their belt!
Mi. 44 For Ordtrs To Take Out
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