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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1954)
MONDAY. JUNE 7, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON PACK THRE1 ARVIO N. WHITE Veteran Feared Amnesia Victim A combat v-trran of World Wnr II, Arvld N. Wtnti, JI. I" bnuii untiiiht by Ills nun. who lives al HOI Wt Jarkami Btrcot, Meillord: telephone y-HIS, lis haa been nilalng since May SO. i Ho complained of severe head artica for two weeks brforn that clalo, Mr. Wlillo atuled. and II la llimmlit ho may bo nuMcrlng from amnesia, tin and his wile nip par pnta of three, anna, with a fourth child expected thin summer. When Innl ppii lie wa Hearing working- rlolhra and had no per sonal Identification or possessions with him. Hp una employed at Mrdtord by n dairy distributor. He la described na S Icct Inches tall, WPlithlnir lit pounda with dark hair and brown pypa. Hit may wpnr glasses. Hp haa a tnllno on ono mm, thp U.fl. Hub over hla Inltlnla, A N.W. Information ronrprnlnic him may bp apnt to llio Mptlford police de partniPnl. tbo Mpdlord Mall Tr. bunp whlrh la Hiding In Dip search, or dlrpclly lo Mr. White at hPr home. OTI Director In Accident An accident Huturday morning near Itoaebuig between two Klam ath Kails cara resulted In minor Injuries to Wlnatun I'urvlne, Oil director, driver of one car and J. T. Moador. 4330 Summers Lone, operator of tho other vehicle. Mra, Meador, daughter, Mary Januy and aon John, nnd Mr. and Mra. D. I). McLean, alao of Klam ath Falla, pnsaenurira In the Mcudor car were ahaken up, brulacd and cu by flying glnaa, the wreck occurred about IB miles west of Koseburg on the Coo Bay highway, The two curs met heiid-on. Victims of tho crash were taken lo hoapllala In Koseburg wlicio they were given medical attention. I'ur vlne wna released Bntuiduy after nuon and was abls to attend grad uation exercises at Orotech Bun day. The Meador were released Hunday, tnd returned home last night. Uolh can were badly damaged. Civil Defense Plans Reported WA8HINOTON (jO Civil de fense planners are assuinluii thut radar networks will be extended during Uio next year to give tills country st least an hour's advance warning of aerial attack. The federal Civil Dclcnse Ad ministration rovealed Utla yester day In releasing tho assumptions on which It will base Its planning during the coming 12 inunlhs. With an hours wsrnlng, KCDA said .people In concentrated partn of target arcss could be moved st least Iwo miles toward the sub urbs. While this would not elimi nate casualties, the aitoucy entl muted "the casualty total would Kill) be considerably less" than 11 no dlsnerssl were attempted. It alio Is assuming "that sny city slicked, with very few ex ceptions, would be substantially destroyed." FCDA emphasised that Uie as sumptions, prepared periodically to aid planning, "do not predict aueh an attack." The assumptions sre bssett on known or estimated Russian capabilities. WW Vaate.' fait:: mm. UROr WELCH A3C, ion of Mr. and Mri. Ivan Welch, Bonanza, hai been aniqntd to Amarillo Air Forca Beta, Taxai, al a iludent of the 3368th itudent squadron. Ha attended high, school in Bonanza. Lumber Union Signs Contract BPOKANE im 4- An agreement to work undrr the present con tract until Sept. I was reached hpre Bundtty between the Ohio Mutch Co. uf Coeur d'Alene, Ida ho, and the CIO International Woodworkers of America. It brought lo M the number of set tlements reached between lumber tlrms and the union In the Pa cific Northwest. Home MX) union members In the company's plain lit Keutter, Ida ho, nro iillcclrd by Uie agreement. Hammond Oresa l.,fael Slack sa ins maha alaaaa la ISli sart f IS WHUllKl S flSfl alas. aasul tar - alas. Chore1 Oriea LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. 120 Na. 7fh SHOP Holiday, Colored Cubes Gingham Margarine Toilet Tissue Kounty Cist Corn p. Fruit Mix Cream Style eked by Niblets For Salads - Belmont No. 2Vi Cans 2 ... 35 4 10 27' HEY KIDS! Remember BIG Y's Pet Parade Next Friday -9 to 11 am. Dress up your dog -Dress up Yourself Oodles of prizes and fun! Strawberries Cantaloupes Rib Steaks OLD FASHIONED Franks BLUE BELL Bib Overalls Thick mcotcd, Jumbo lilt Well Trimmed Pure-Pok Brand 2bo45c '7l 355, Kiddies Siioi - 2-6 Aitorted colon ' pair 1 39 ,a n.ansn m mmm m -. . . - - I J am mm ml mKI sssssssiirarTBsasssi amaa rr"M"M' 1Z aatlf aarnaattawaaca uniiucnunic BONANZA LANGKLL VAM.KV Chrysanlliemums were the Uiplc al the last meeting of the bonanza, l.sngell Valley Garden Club. The roll call was answered with slip or rooted start of a plant. Mra. Vclda Haley was the speak er. She gave a list of the more hardy types of the English variety that would do all right here IX an early or severe freeze In the full does not occur, These are the larger flowering kind and It was explained how to disbud them In case larger flowers are wanted. Among varieties mentioned that will do well hero were, Crimson Buttercup, yellow and red: Kara bour, rose: Commando, golden bronze; Musketeer, The Swan and PTA Tile faculty of Pelican school was entertained at an attractively arranged luncheon, at noon, June 3 by members of the PTA In the Cedar Room of the Wlllard Hotel. Top winners In a musical game thai was part of the program, was Charles McLIn, school principal. Mrs. Anita played for community singing of old songs. Mrs. E. W. Zlglcr, PTA president was hostess. The meeting was well attended. Zuntha. These all bloom In Sep tember, with the exception of Zan ths, a yellow that blooms In Aug ust. Lots of fertiliser of an organic type and plenty of water wero rec ommended for good growth and bloom. A njore hardy type Is the Korean mum. Those recommended were a email red, Bonllre; a pink and white, Chris Columbus, and Nycs Favorite, a pink. More of the larger flowers mentioned were: Arctic Circle, Oold Standard, Brorizo Supreme, Leda, Mrs. Web er and Una. It was reported that uie recent frosts did some damage to mums In various gardens. Mrs. Jusnlta Lee and Mrs. Lu cille Vlcrra were hostesses. The meeting was held at the Bonanza Library. The next meeting will .also be held at the library, June 11. at 2 PA., with Mrs. Hazel Drew, Mrs. Alice Drew and Mrs. Jean Angle as hostesses, Mrs. Florence Horn will demon- strale new growth cuttings from rock plants and other perennials. Roll call will be answered with rock plants and other plants for an exchange . Mrs. Jean Angle will be the speaker on rock gardens. MALIN By Gladys Nslotrirr Malm Garden Club held Its May meeting una 2 at the home of Mrs. Jerry Rsjnus, with Mrs. Frank Paygr co-hostess. Fourteen members and six visitors were present. Mra. J. Walter Browning of the Lost River Garden Club, Installed the new officers In an Impressive ceremony. As each was Installed, she was presented a corsage, Mrs. Robert Holl Is president; Mrs. Ben Johnson, vice president; Mrs. Alden Lovcness, secretary and Mrs. Marie Ottoman, treasurer. Program chairman lor tho 19M-55 U-rm Is Mrs. Karl Kujoc. The business meeting was pre sided over by the new Presi dent. Members discussed plans for a Hummer flower show sometime In August. Mrs. CheMer Stonecy phor will chairman the show and contact accredited Judgea to come to Malln. After discussion the club t August 14 aa a tentative date for the show. Mrs. Frank Paygr, program chairman, showed colored slides of flowers, yards and gardens brought by members. European garden pictures were brought by Mrs. Robert Holl and Mra. Har mon Loveness, from their recent European trip. C:rdens of the south taken during a recent visit were shown by Mrs. Dick Henzcl. 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