Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 16, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1954
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frM&r Evening, July 16
Jack Carton CBS
Ntwi CBS
Godfrey Digest CBS
U Griffith ABC
Xuphrau Park Concert ABC
Mr. Kn CBS
Surprise Theatre CBS
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Concert of Favorite
10 p.m. Headlines
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Kilocycle Klub
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Bill Shadcl V the New CBS
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Friday Evening, July 16
Devotions
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Val Rogue Show
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Southern Oregon Roundtable
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Saturday, July 17
Devotions
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Western Theater
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Stage Show
Amateur Hour
Break the Bank
Bast Theater (Double Feature)
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FLOOD
VIENNA W) The Danube flood
Friday threatened the Hungarian
city of Oyoer, a low-lying indus
trial center. Radio Budapest re
ported that the high water sweep
ing; eastward behind the Iron Cur
tain after taking a heavy toll of
life and property in Germany and
Austria, had burst dams in two vi
tal places near Gyoer.
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LARRY B. MULVANEY, form
erly with California news
papers, has joined the local
display advertising staff of
the Herald and News. A na
tive of Idaho, he has spent
most of his life in California.
He was with the Redding
Record Searchlight for some
15 years and more recently
with the Ventura paper.
Legal Notice
Basin Swim Classes Held
Trf Cross swimming classes;
opened July t T" sPr1"
Blunge with 80 children enrolled
. t .M.tiAn rMGB now in
lur
progress include beginning nd in-
TL, Weed Air
Reserve Meet
wrn The Tulelake Air
Force Reserve Flight hd t Joint
meeting with the Weed Flight here
Wednesday evening.
Major Woodle ChamDers, cap
tain Paul Christy, Captain Harold
(Tex) Barrett, Captain Carl Voor
hees. and First Lieutenant Tom
my Slaughter, all ol Tulelake, at
tended. Lieut. Col. Lloyd Madsen made
a presentation of promotions to the
o-rade fo caotain for the following
officers: First Lieut. Delbert Staf
ford, Weed Flight, and Lieut. Tom
my Slaughter of the Tulelake
Flight. Lieut, col. Maosen is me
squadron commander from Chico
of the 937st Volunteer Reserve
Souadron.
Colonel D. D. Todorovlch, air
flight surgeoun, gave a talk on the
effects of nerve gas and the use
of the hypodermic needle to com
bat its effect on the human Doay.
termediate swimming with Mrs. Joe
BnM.ri-k instructing.
Children from the Bonanza, Lor
ella and Poe Valley districts are
participating in the program. Mrs.
Potucek reports mai uic
group is from the 7-year level.
A iHih ph Cross water
safety instructor, is teaching be
ginning. Intermediate and swim
mers classes ai ine vamp
Girls camp at Lake of the Woods
where sne is serving a -affront
director.
Reports from the first series of
-i - H.Un nnnl KhnW that
classes ait pw-.
65 beginners, 36 Intermediates and
8 swimmers nave oeen ucsicu
awarded Red Cross certificates.
Francis Kolkow is pool manager
at Malin. Lifesavlng classes and
adult swimming instruction is now
under way at Malin with Mrs.
Equltv No. 34.136
au.-uftiufts
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
Isabel Vlramontes. Plaintiff, vt. Er
nest Martinez Vlramontei. Defendant.
Tr: Ernet Martinex Viramnn'-i. r)e.
fendant. In the name of the State nf
Oregon, greeting:
Your are hereby ordered to appear
and answer the complaint tiled against
you on or before the 13th day of August.
IPS and If you fall to so appear and
answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief prayed
for In her comDlalnt against you, to.
wit! for divorce from you on the
grounds of cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. Your attention il specifically di
rected to the complaint on file in the
above entitled cause.
This summons Is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an order of the
Honorable David R. Vandenberg. Judge
of the above entitled Court, said order
being dated July 12. 1954. and by publi
cation thereof for a period of four con
secutive and successive weeks '4 in
sertions). The date of the first publica
tion is July 16. 1934. and the date of
the last publication Is August 6, 1954.
' R. F. McLaren
Attorney for Plaintiff
Suite 10. Melhaae Building
. Klamath Falls. Oregon
July 16, 23. 30 August 6 No. 30
WARNING
BONN, Germany Wl Chancel
lor Konrad Adenauer Friday
warned France for the second
time this month that Europe will
not wait much longer for her to
ratify the European Defense Community.
Let me prove to you that we can
save all "good risks" money on
both Fire and Auto Insurance. Hans
Norland, 627 Pine St.
LAWNS
De yea want a good lawn er Just
a low prlc? Vou can't always have
both. Ws do quality work and fur
nish everything. We guarantee a
good aland ef grass! Phena 4296.
LAKESHORE GARDENS
NURSERY
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Klameth Fells, Ofeeo.
AMERICAN CHINESE
Feeds at their best)
Sen B. Lee. Mar.
tk. (49t Far Order. Ta Take Out
Arlle May Johnson and Mr. Ko.
kow instructing. Kolkow reports
a good response to the adult be
ginners swim program, with 36
students enrolled. Classes vi
held Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights.
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