TIIUnSDAY, JUNE 3. 10!4
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACK nvK
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llnine Mr. snd Mrs Charles A.
Finch unit Mr. snd Mm. Clifford
C. Voiiihi returned tody from
bun Valley, Idalio where they at
tended The Noithweat Rrvlonal
Convention of the National Sta
tionery and Oltlce Equipment' As
sociation. Visitor Huih Alkena, Bacramen
la l Ilia guest of her brother, U.
R.' Alkens and Mra. Alkena, Miss
Alkena la an artist for the Interior
decorating department of Hreu
ner'a whore ahe hni been employed
for the past 30 yosra.
Uurila Oacar Uunderson and
hla mother, Longview, apent Uie
paat weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mra. Palmer Ounderaon and
family.
Marling The regular Hireling of
the NAACP, Saturday, June 6 In
Uie chamber of commerce rooma,
7 Id I p.m.
Vleltlng-Mra. Wlllard Turner.
48oa aotlle Btreet hea aa her
guest her inoLher, Mra. Dale Con
dill, Bweet Home.
Hesulsr Meeting of Port Klam
ath Clvlo Improvement Club will be
held Friday alternoon, June 4.
Each member la asked to brinir a
wrapped article to be aold at Uie
white elephant aale.
Knglneere Needed The Panama
Canal Company, corporate agency
of the United Stairs thai operates
the Panama Canal, hae an
nounced that electrical eniinieera
are urgently needed to bring Ihe
electrlo power converalon program
In Uie Canal Zone. No civil aervlce
examination la required. Additional
information may be obtained from
V. H. Drown, personnel represen
tauve Panama Canal Company,
Washington M, D.C.
tlraduatlng Among more than
1.000 Notre Dame atudenla who
will receive graduate and under
graduate degreea at the Unlveraily
of Notre Dame'a laoth annual com
mencement on June will be
(leorge ICdwIn Mernin, Jr.. from
Crater Lake National Park.
Home Mra. Prod Pope of Port
Klamath haa returned from pend
ing a week In Portland with her
mother who la recovering from a
painful fall.
VaeaUonera Hue Mr. and Mra.
Walter (Bud) Franklin are ex
pected home una weekend from
vacation apent In Minnesota. He la
manager of Medo-Land Cream
ery. They are In Seauie and Port
land thia week.
Mesa The Tulelake Farm Advls
r'a ol lice la now receiving the U.S.
WeaUier Dureau'a 30-day outlook
for temperatures and preclpllaUon.
Anyone interested In reading this
report and looking over Uie mana
is welcome to do so at the farm
adviser's office.
New nulletln Ken Baghott,
' Tulelake Farm Adviser: Luther
Jones. Department of - Agronomy
specialist, and A. D. Reed, exten
sion economist era authors of a
new alaiko clover seed production
bulletin applicable to Klamath Da
mn conditions. Copies will be avail
able In Ihe farm advisor's office
by June 10.
Promoted ' Donald fUieder of
Port Klamath haa been promoted
to corporal aa of May 1. He Is
company clerk and la stationed at
Ladd Field, Alaska.
Keunlon The classes of 1004,
1018, 11124 and IVM will hold re
unions at Uie University of Oregon
on Alumni Day, Saturday, June 13.
The university's first outdoor
commencement exercises will be
held on lluyward Field Uie fol
lowing day,
Harold B. Metier aon of Mr. and
Mra. W. H. Metier, Wtf llisbee,
and a 1HJ3 graduate of KU1IS, has
been named senate representative
of Delta Tau Rho Lewis and Clark
College, Portland', resident fraler
nlty. In recent elections.
OHC Twenty-lour aludents from
Uie KlamaUi Palla area will be
among 10BO aenlora and graduate
students receiving degrees at Ore
gon Hlate College'a 85th annunl
commencement exercises on June
7.
Louis lloligang aon of Mr. and
Mra. J. R. Holrgang, 1040 Calllor
nia, received his B.A. degreo at
Paclllo University's commence
ment exercises at Forest Grove on
Hunday, May 90. He Is a member
of Phi Delia Tau, local social fra
ternity which he has served as
treasurer. He also served aa treas
urer of Uie Badger chapter of IK's.
national underclassmen'a honor
ary and has been active on the
track team,
Patay Hlchardson local real es
tate brokor returned recently from
a visit to Idaho, Washington and
parts of Canada and haa now left
lor Ban Johe, Monterey and Car
mcl, Calilornla.
Merrill Presbyterian Church
Children's Day aervlcea will be
held at II a.m. Sunday, June S.
Music will be by the junior choir
directed by Mra. Lester Moore.
Kirn Presbyterian Church wor
ship service during June, July and
August will be at 0:30 a.m. only.
Sunday School will continue at
9:30 a.m. The regular aervlcea at
0:30 and 11 a.m., will resume In
Uie fall.
Boaanta A apeclal meeting of
Uie city and auburban fire depart
ments will be held Friday evening
at p.m. in Bonansa. Important
buslnesa will be discussed and all
members are urged to attend.
Rosary Calhollo Daughters are
requested to be present at Sacred
Heart Church Thursday evening,
at I p m. for the recitation of Uie
Holy Rosary for Francis Man
ning. They are also requested to
attend the funeral of Mr. Manning
Friday morning at 8: SO.
It's a Girl for Jim and Joy
"DENNIS THE MENACE" .
SUPPORT
DACCA, Pakistan W New sup
port rallied In troubled East Paki
stan Thursday for Uie central gov
ernment at Karachi. Despite Bun
day's ouster of the anti-Karachi
auto government and widespread
arrests, no disturbances were reported-
DKATIf
LONDON 11 Mrs. Msmalne
Koestler, 37-year-old ex - wife of
novelist Arthur Koestler, died
Wednesday in a hospltsl.
Democrats To Hold Rally
runrisnu tm uregon ucmo- state ouioes also will appear, in-
crate will hold their big rally,
featuring Adlal Stevenson, in Eu
gene on July 10,
Howard Morgan, state Demo
cratic chairman, announced the
date for the previously planned
rally and confirmed here Wednes
day that the Democrats' 1053 presi
dential candidate would be the
principal apeaker.
The party's candidates for top
eluding Richard L. Neuberger,
Portlsnd. state senator seeking to
unseat U. S. Ben. Ouy Cordon;
Joseph K. Carson Jr., Portland,
candidate for governor; Norman
O. Nilsen, Portland, candidate for
labor commissioner, and the con
gressional candidates:
Donnell Mitchell, Wlllamlna, first
district; Albert Ullman, Baker,
second district; Mrs. Edith Oreen,
Portlsnd, third district; Charles O,
Porter, Eugene, fourth district, -
Morgan said Stevenson sum plana
to spend several days In Oregon,
either before or after his Eugene
appearance. ,
The party's stats central com
mlttee will hold Its biennial organ
isation meeting at Eugene that
day, Morgan added. i
Two other party meetings were
announced. Mrs. Katie Loucbelm,
director of women's actlvlUea for
the Democratlo national commit
tee, will speak at Portland, June
19, and at Bend, June 31.
DsH?rJ, I AW SEND VOUlQ BED
I'lnney. Oak Harbor Washington.
The young lady weighed In at 6
lbs. and 13 os. and has been named
Joy Denelse. Maternal grandpar
ent:! are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fair,
713 N. 3rd. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. end Mra. J. M. Plnney,
333 Oregon Avenue.
Cancellation The Iris Show,
sponsored by the Evergreen, Jun
iper and North Bide garden clubs,
that was scheduled for Saturday,
June 6, haa been cancelled.
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