TUKSDAV, AI'HIIi 27. 19.r4
IJSftALJ) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACH NINE
BASIN BRIEFS
rirst AM-An advanced first mil
elatt la txiIiiH held Hi Iho Rod
Orosa chapter rooma at MB HiiiIhk,
Iwillnnlni at 7 p.m. Wednesday,
.April Us. Interested person nro
askod to report al Uila mooting,
Ulifell Valley Hon Plinlr, will
meet with all parent and Iwyi
interested III scouting Friday
evenlni, April 30, at HI. Uurniibun
Churoli, In Lang-ell Volley.
Poalponed The May Uny lurmnl
danoa originally plunucd lor May
1, by members ot Hcamc Oolf
and Country OluU has boeii post
poned until Saturday, May 19. '
Olene-Nne drove coimnunlly
la aponaurliiK candidates parly
al the Olrno Coimnunlly Hall, Bat
urday. May 1, at a p.m. Tile parly
will be a pie social and the public
U cordially uivlted.
Altar Hotlely will aervo break
. laal lollowlnn i o'clock maw Bun
day, May 1, In the parish hall,
Tril la the Catholic Daughters an
nual national breukfasl,
Haloed Out Klamnlh BporU
nana Association mnrtliiir al the
new clubhouse, scheduled (or t:li
p.m. today, la cancelled. A date to
work on the new building lo he
followed by a wiener roast will
be announced when wonlher oleum.
Nancy Vanry 2330 Woiilland,
relumed home Sunday from Klam
ath Valley tloapllal where alio had
undergone major surgery, alio
may have visitors, i
Mary Martha Circle ot , Ihe Im
manual Uaptial Church will meet
Wedneaday, April it, at 7 p.m.,
at Die home ol Mra, E. V. Zell,
3038 Melroae. Bring your friend
and help tu prepare the badly
needed bandagea lor our mission-arlea.
rimailer All Klamelh Coun
ty Poalmaalera will meet Saturday,
May 1, at Harold Club al S 30
p.m. lor dinner. Meeting will be
called Immediately following din
ner. I( la eiucnllnl thai all post-
niMtera attend aa plana and ar
rangement will be made lor the
tale convention to be held in
Klamnlh rail on June 33-33-34
with headquariera al the Wlllaid
Hotel, according lo (Evelyn P. Wa.
dron, Klamath County prealdrnt.
OP Mrellng Hie Wood Hlver
unit ol the Women'a Republican
Club will meet al the William I-o-rent
home In Chiloquln nest Thurs
day night at I. All party candi
date are cordially Invited to at
tend. Forma The United Stale Na
tional Bank will epotwor an ev
at the Pelican Cale. Thurnday.
tate and Iruii forum to be held
April M. at 7:30 p m. A four-man
team from Portland will cooperate
with William A. Ilugglni. local
manager In preaentuig this forum.
Meeting Klamath County
Council ol Churchea will have lu
annual dinner meeting and election
oi officers al the Pint Methodist
Church. Thuraday evening, starl
ing al 1:30 p.m. Rraervatlona
ahould be phoned to William Kurt,
principal ol Bummera Lane School,
who I president ol the group.
In the Service Second Lieuten
ant Prank R. Orlflllhs, son ol Mr.
and Mr. Charles OrUflth. 3PM
Shasta Way, baa arrived at White
Sands Proving Oround lor duly
with the M77lh Blgnl Corps unit.
Las Cruets, Mew Mexico.
Pert Riley Major Jack Sam
on, 1M Van Ness, Ashland, has
been transferred to Filth Army
Headquarter In Chicago. He has
served In the army 10 year, seeing
active duty In Italy In World War
II and In Korea.
Fort Campbell Billy J. Bar
ber, ten ol Mr. and Mr. W. H.
Ilbiber ol Merrill, was promoted to
grade ol Corporal with Buttery "A"
ol the BIM n Airborne Field Artillery
Bntlnllun ol the II III Airborne HI
vision, Cpl, Barber received Ills
biinki training at Fort (Jullipljoll,
Kentucky, ,
Kecond Annual Tour Thirty ex
ecutive Willi research responsibili
ty will participate In Htaulord He
search Institute's second annual re
search management tour April 38
lo May I, starting at Portland.
Appointed George W. Mclll.
lyre, president ol Die First Federal
Knvings and I.oan Association, has
been uppolnted lu the Insurance
Committee ol the United 8tates
Havings and Loan' League. An.
nouncement was made by Ralph R
Crosby, Providence, Rhode Island,
president ol the league.
itM' Anyone Interested In be.
rnmini; a member of. the Ground
Observer Corps Is Invited to attend
(he monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m
Wednesday In tho pilot louniie In
the steel hangar t the airport.
Major Manussler will present Air
Force "wings" lo OOC members
having earned them. Public 1 In.
vlted.
Drivers License examiner will
be on duly In Chiloquln on April
30. from 1 p.m. lo 7 p.m. at the
city hall. Tho Klamath Falls ofllce
will be open to receive renewal II
cense only on Uial day.
Honania The Bonanza Parents
and Patrons will meet at Ilia high
school Wednesday, April 3D, at
p in. Piano atudenla ol Mra. Lermre
Sparks will lurnl.th the entertain
ment. There will be election ol
oltlcers and relreshmenta will b
served.
Fslrvlew FT A will meet
Thursday. April 3D, al 3 p.m. In the
school auditorium. The school or
chestra under the direction ol Kris
llnn Olppo will provide the enter
tainment and In addition the girls
double quartet, under the direc
tion ol Mrs. Jsne Craig, will per
form. Care Is provided lor younger
children.
Malln (iarden Club will nleet
I the home of Mrs. Loyal Love
noss, Malui, Wednesday, April 3a.
There will be election ol officers.
Members and guest are requested
to come dressed "as your garden
uvea you". There will be a plant
exchange and members are re
quested to bring news clippings on
gardening lor roll call,
Fslrvlew School Mill hold visit
ing dsy Wednesday, April 3a at
0:30 a.m. lor all llrsl graders who
will attend school next year. Coffee
will be served In the cafeterls lor
the mothers. Mr. Charles Warn
stead I chairman ol the visiting
day project and Mrs. Tom Pierce,
lea chairman, will be In charge ol
refreshments.
Visiting- Mrs. Bertha Knndy.
former Klamaih Falls resident, Is
visiting her sister, Mra. . Maude
Holmes, from her home In San
Jose.
School Musical
Planned
The annual all-grade school ex
tr,ivaganr.a Is to be presented In
I'nllcun Court at the high school,
Friday evening May 7, at 8:00 p.m.
Tills year thp extravaganza will
lake the form ol music and panto
mime depicting the various Reason
ol the year,
Approximately IKK) students will
be In the chorus, and 360 In the
puiitomlme group, which will be
under the over-all direction ol Ruth
Lobauxh, elementary school music
supervisor.
The move to Pelican Court has
been necessary due to the large
number ol participant In Ilia cast
this year, and Ule desire to ac
commodate more townspeople the
night ol the perlormance.
No charge will be made lor the
extravanganu, but It will lie no-ct-Ksary
to hold ticket lor ad
mittance. Ticket will be distri
buted In tho various school build
ings. WAR DKHTH
MANILA I Japan's 16-man
reparations delegation prepared to
return to Tokyo Tuesday as Ihe
topsy-turvy war debt talks with
the Philippines hit a dead end.
Realtors Plan
Weekly Meeting
Tho Khimaih Falls Board ol Re
altors will meet Wednesday, April
3D, al 13 noon at the Wlllord Hotel.
Members are urged to attend all
meetings between now and the time
the group dlsbsnds lor the sum
mer. The Important phases ol the
convention must be planned within
the next lew weeks. Ron Fisher Is
president of the board.
RKJKITKD '
KARACHI. Pakistan i Pak
istan's parliament overwhelming
ly rejected pro-Communist move
Tuesday to protest against the use
ol Karachi airport by u. 8. planes
carrying French paratroops to
Indochina.
23 VeaU Ayo-
Meaesv. April 27, ltJI-Herb.il F. Honelint, Klomolh Folk,
employe ol Copelond Lumbar company, ond Lillian G. Walker,
Walla Wallo, Waih., were united In marriage ot the Methodist
portonog ot 2:30 Sunday afternoon, April 20, by Rev. Mel
ville T. Wire, potior ol the Methodist church.
Tueseey, April 21, I til Four orcheitras, Horry George's, Lei
Salllng'i, Red Chapman's and Johnnie end Joe's Valencians,
will ploy far the All-Croft's dance ot Altomont hall Friday night,
it was onnounctd last night by S. V. Pickett, choirmon of the
donee. Members of the committee In charge In addition to Mr,
Pickett Include A, J. Schleferiteln, Mr, Schroeder ond Mr, Went
worth, Wedneseay, April 2t, 111 Little Miss Jeon Louise Underwood
celebrated her fifth birthday with o "Fairy Fling" party ot Ihe
home of her parents, Mr, ond Mrs. C. H. Underwood. Guests
Were Myrtle Wyman, Beverly Brunron, Grace Nichols, Morgoret
McClellan, Mary Lou Scott, Betty Rte Martin. Mary Lou John
son, Movls Pottorson, Lenore Patterson, Bonnie Hauger, Shirley
Abbey, Betty Lou Dalton, Helen Carol Moore, Ruth Lorcnt, Bar
bara Johnson and Rosemary Sloan,
Thursday, April 30, 1911 Pelican City basketball learn which
won the championship of the city grade school league this year
'by winning 10 gomes ond losing none Is composed of John Nani,
.Nello Giovanlnl, Albert Confortl, Johnny Pasteoa, John Weber,
Fernando Bellottl and Dominic Glovoninl. The Bert Hall trophy
cup was oworded to the team.
ridoy, Mey 1, Itll That Elmer H. Balslger, prominent In Ihe
civic ond business world of Klomalh Falls, will fill the presidency
1 of the executive board of the Klamaih County Chamber of Com
merce for the coming year, was decided Thursday afternoon ot
a tpeclol meeting of the board of directors,
Saturday, Mey 2, Itll On'Mondoy afternoon, May IS, the
Music department of the Library club will present o large part
of Humperdlnk's opera, "Hansel ond Gretel," The program will,
be sponsored by Mr. Rotph Stearns and Mrs. C. B. Harding.
Members of the cast ore Josephine Melssner, Eleanor Wagner,
Marorle Olds, Frances Reynolds, Lillian Hi I list and Wanda Shaw,
"Iniur Willi Lndtv" .
UAIIUTY FIRE
V. T. Johnson
JtTin A. McCill
D. L Themti
41 Mtiit Street hone 2-2521
AUTO . mOPIRTY
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Slight Business Revival
Eyed Cautiously By Expert
WAHiiiNurun, is- eageny, toverai monins' duration, it couia
awaited business upturn muy have
arrived, l)r. Courtney B. Brown ol
Columbia University sslu today,
but It may prove to be only a tem
porary rally "In a longer period or
slack activity" lasting a year or
two.
Brown, dean of Columbia's Grad
uate Hchool ol Business, said In
remarks prepared lor the U. S.
Chamber ol Commerce convention
ihere sro encouraging signs that
a revival "started a month or so
ago."
And a member of the Federal
Reserve Board ol Governors, A.L.
Mills Jr., said In a prepared talk
there Ls Increasing evidence ol
"resurgent business activity" to
which, he said, administration II
veJ policies muy give added vigor.
Brown said some economists who
formerly believed the business up
turn would come this summer or
Inli now are "beginning to veer
lo earlier dates."
"Perhaps Ihe turn around has
already begun," he said, but
added:
"There Is no convincing evidence
that the Incipient revival will be
more than an Improvement ol
turn out to be merely a period ol
stability at present level . , ,
"It muy be more realistic to re
Kurd the present prospect ol Im
provement as a period ol rally In
a longer period ol alack activity.
If we are wrong, so much , the
bailer."
Dean Brown questioned whether
Iho nlnc-inonth-uld business sag
had been caused so directly by
the adjustment of overloaded busi
ness Inventories a most adminis
tration officials have contended.
The nation's economy may have
passed temporarily Irom a postwar
period of replenishment and expan
sion to a period that could last
another year or two, during which
replacement may provide the prin
cipal source ol new demand," he
wild.
This would not necessarily mean
"a weak economy growing
weaker," Brown added, but It does
cast doubt that any revival "will
represent a new and sustained
movement to new heights of pros
perity." "II would be nice lo think that
our worries are behind us, or that
they will shortly be behind us, but
Attempt At Car
Robbery Foiled
Ed McCracken, 00 North Oth,
went to his garage about 8:30 Mon
day night to get a suitcase from
the back seal of his car. As he
opened Ihe back door a man
Jumped from the front seat and ran
down the driveway, McCracken ic
ported to city police.
Police were called and searched
the area thoroughly but no trace of
the would-be car robber was found.
A pair of pliers and a screwdriver
taken from the glove compartment
were found on the front seat.
was apparent, according to police,
that the man was attempting to
wire arounrj the switch, probably
with the Intention of stealing the
car.
that Is perhaps premature," be
aald. "Unless there is a major
change In international affairs or
In domestic government policy, we
may have lo content ourselves with
something less than a full-blown
boom."
Brown voiced doubt that the gov
ernment should undertake extra
ordinary action to stimulate Indus
trial expansion and employment.
John H. Riach Dies Sunday
Funeral service will be held
Vedncsday, April 3a, 3:30 p.m. at
Ward's Klamath Funeral Home,
for John H. Rlach, M, who died
Bunday, April 24 at Hillside Hov
pltal. He had been suffering for
the past live weeks from a heart
condition. . ...
Mr. Rlach, a native of Barnsvllle,
Minnesota, had lived here for 11
years. He was associated with the
East Side Electric Company as aq
electrician.
He was a member of Klamath
Palls Lodge, No. 77, A P. it A.M. of
the lower chapter, Order of the
IiAEastern Star, Klamath Falls, No.
61; ol the Scottish Rite in Minne
apolis, the Aad Temple Shrine, Du
luth, Minnesota, and of the Chris
tian Science Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Olive Rlach, Klamath Falls: two
sisters, Mrs. George Ballentlne,
Minneapolis and Mrs. Agnes Mc
Donald, Superior, Wisconsin: two
brothers, Ben Rlach, Minneapolis,
and Charles Rlach, St. Paul, Min
nesota; also numerous nieces and
flHIV
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mo cHILoTtlH.1 IS 600D ENOUGH
run ivus mils
nephews. 1
Following Uio services here, thi
body will be accompanied by Mri
Rlach to Minnesota lor burial.
Taxi Driver To
Be Rewarded
CHICAGO m A Chicago taxi
cab driver who found a diamond
studded platinum bracelet valued
at 115.000 In his cab has been
promised a suitable reward.
- Howard Hannan, 30, had already
turned In the bracelet last nlghl
when a Detroit couple, Oerald
Krandall, 40, an Industrial dls.
mond dealer, and hi wile, Sonja,
reported Ihe loss.
Krandall said he would reward
Hannan If the Insurance company
doesn't.
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