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Newspaper Page TextNOI BOHTrEN HERALD AND KFW8, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON VfEDHESDAY. OCTOBER 13.' I(F School Boards Hold Joint Meet Reports of committees, staff change nd announcements came before the joint meeting of the Klamath Union High School Board and the city elementary school board in session Monday nignr.. Patricia Bannister, graduate ot Florida State College, has been as signed to the third grade at Mills School. Helen Tanner will till a half day assignment at Fiemont. The resignation of Alice Michels, secretary in the office of c. C. 'Carlson, high school principal, was Powerful Buy HUDSON HORNET U.S. STOCK-CAR CHAMPION Deal and Save Hundreds Get hundreds above market for four car in trade for a new Hudson Hornet, product of American Motors. - Instant-action power law, road-hugging riding comfort Extra-safe one-unit body and home BIG TRADE-IN JAMBOREE JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES '& SERVICE, INC. 11th Klamath St.. Klamath Falls, Ort. accepted. She will accept another assignment in the school jjottm. Don Peck will replace Harry Longhofer as custodian at Roose velt school. Mrs. Dorothy Kzell, president of the Classroom Teachers, reported that a salary schedule committee including Verne Bpelrs, James Palmer of Mills School, Don Ross and Alice Howard, KUHS, Jack I Kemnttztr, Fremont and Ralph Poster,' Roosevelt, met with the i I boards of education as a prelim inary to a salary study by the joint boards and the committee in the near future. The evaluation of text book ma terials by a teacher committee be fore recommendations are made to the state text book commissions was explained by Garry E. Robert son, general supervisor Klamath Falls Public Schools. Several members of the two school boards will attend the Ore gon School Board Association con :erenr to be held In Salem No vember 5-. The new stage and classroom ad dition at Fairvlew school will bej inspected by tne Doara 01 educa tion tor acceptance. Howard Perrin, architect, report ed on the work still to be com pleted on the high school library and gymnasium building program. Bonanza Fire -Extinguished BONANZA The Bonanza vol lunteer firemen extinguished a chimney fire In the two and one- half story Hotel Hlchman last Th'irsday. Some damage was done around the chimney before the soot burned out. No o t h e r damage was reported. Malin By GLADYS HALOl'bCK Jo Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Is employed as a receptionist in the dental of fices of Dr. Paul Moe, Portland. Jan Elmore, student at Lewis and Clark College, has been ac cepted as a member of the Pala tine Hill Presbyterian Church choir in Portland. She is taking voice from Dr. Bishop. Mrs. Ethel Hamilton, Rainbow Grand Deputy, accompanied Jean Loveness, Barbara Bunnell, Luetic Weoer and Carolyn Fargo to Urn Alturas meeting of the California District Rainbow. Prosperity Chapter, OES, Is hold ing its regular meeting October 14. A group attended Friendship Night at Manzanita Chapter In Klamath Falls last week. Several members of the Malin Oarden Club, attended the district meeting at Tulelake on October 5. Among them were Mrs. Loyal Loveness, Mrs. Howard Henderson. Mrs. Cecil Jackson. Mrs. Jerry Rejnus. Mrs. Teresa McComb. Mrs. Cheater Stonecypher and Mrs. William Dalton. Home on 10-day leave from Fort Orl were Oeorge Evans, Dono Un ruh. Stan Miller. John Paris, Vir gil Rick and Jimmie Rogers. They left October 7. Stan and Don Un ruh going to Camp Lee, Virginia. Mrs. Will H u g h e y. Kail-spell, Montana, visited her sister. Mrs. Frnd McDonald for four days. She will visit a daughter In Portland before returning home. lift MARRIAGE LOS ANGELES to Movie actress Mala Powers, 22, and Monte Vanton. 38, North Holly wood real estate dealer, were mar ried last night. Wonderful Help for Itching Misery . caused by Skin Dryness Wlwa lees M moisture ao common to torment, Uiuln.ruk RMil,0, ointment and soften, dry akin relief follows. Atom Power For Ships Predicted LOS ANGELES UV-A congress man says, "It is conceivable that in the not too far distant futpre our merchant marine ships will be powered with atomic engines and will be built under govern ment subsidy." Rep. John J. Allen (R-Calif). act ing chairman of a congressional subcommittee on shipbuilding, told reporters: yesterday the shipbuild ing program envisioned for the na tion includes 60 new ships a year in the next three years. Dogs Poisoned In Bonanza BONANZA For the second time in a year, a dog poisoner is working again in this area. Five dogs died of poison last week, one ot the dogs was seen to pick up a piece of venison. A short time later it died. Authorities are investigating. finance, it through First National" When you decide to build or btty a home, see First National first! You will save yourself time and worry by discussing financing with an experienced First National loan officer. He will help you find the right loan and payment plan for you through FHA, GI or Conventional loan plans. Let First National.... jor kind of bank... help you with home loan planning. 3sr T4 1 JWI J 1 1 ' .til J Merrill Bremen jFOUSLSlr RATIONAL BAN EC Klomoth Falls Branch South 6th Street Branch Merrill Branch OF PORTIAND -tin suns onaoM Tooirmt" Open 10 to 5 Monday through Saturday LEVETA BEARD Former Polio Victim Aids County GOC Stricken with polio at the age of eight months, followed by a leg operation, then years In a cast, braces, and finally graduating to a wheel chair tharBerved as motiva tion for her to get around until she was 14 years old. Leveta Beard, one of OOC's most loyal support ers, now gels around under her own power and climbs the many stairs to the tower at the airport to serve her county In operation "Skywatch." Leveta is the second child born to Albert Smith and I mo (Young) Smith in Perth, Kruises. There were seven other children. Not too long after winning the battle with polio. Leveta entered de fense work during World War II, helping make B-29 planes for Boe ing at Wichita, Kansas. One day at work, she slipped and fell from a huge bomber's wings and broke her back, thus ending two years of war time production work for her. Following her recovery from a broken back, she came West to Oregon and settled in Klamath Falls in 1946. She proudly tells of her ancestry, who for generations back, made his tory in several wars. Isaac Smith, (fourth great grandfather) made history in the war of 1776. Calvin P. Titus, a great uncle, who served In the Boxer Rebellion of 1899, was appointed by President McKinley, to West Point for outstanding service, and again decorated for Rood work, by President "Teddy" Roosevelt. Leveta s husband, Ira, served In World War n. They live at 4503 Altamont with a foster child, a girl. In the service of the Ground Ob server Corps, Leveta Is one of sev en GOC team captains whose duty it Is to keep the tower at . the airport manned the full 24 hours of the day. Besides standing her reg lar. two hour per week watch, Le veta often fills In extra watches herself when some one falls to re port for duty on time or doesn't appear at all. Srvs this ambitious GOC worker: "The schedule must be filled, even though I have to stand the extra watches myself the day I am team captain There is an urgent need for more Ground Observers In order to relievo this situation." She adds: "Since this is the civilian part of the United States Air Force, any one from 14 years of age and up can serve." Call the assistant Chief Observer Hope Berry, 8006, night or day, for further Information. . SKELETON MOSCOW ( The Soviet news agency Toss says Russian scien tists have discovered the perfectly preserved skeleton of a man 40,000 years old. Ll and other rectal disorders, CilOK Mil lllaAtl WW!. IIP1IK (lino) Tnettl SMeial HufibJ spnraa , r".r R f I tWIeii.. 1IIMIU rlB5 WrUeerCell THE DEAN CLINIC Open 10 Mil 5 Mendsv tfcrevfh Fritter. Until I Metdor, Wednesday ed fritter. ChlreDroctit thyiictani ... In eer 43rd yew 4026 NORTHEAST SANDY IOUIIVAIW Telephone EAtl91S Peftland 13, Or. BONANZA By CORA LEAVITT Oladys Kilgora's nephew, Gilbert Joyce, a laboratory iecnmciu v Trona. California, Is sttendlng Tnmmv Cunninrhim. . Marine stationed at San Diego, Is home on leave. Delbert Bechdoldt will be home this week from Torrence, camor nia, to visit his parents, the Claude Bechdoldts. -acl Mnrl Sr.. Of ChiCO: Mrs. O. V. Kegg, Mrs. Carl Mort Jr., and Phyllis of Montague, visit ed last week with Mrs. Moft's daughter, Mrs. Tommy u tonnor and family. . , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lilly of Fal len. Nevada, recently visited their daughter. Mrs. Lee Davis, also visiting in Medford before return ing home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marchant of r-.r.nt. Pina arjent the weekend with her parents, the Lester Jones. The foods sale held to benefit Bonanza Big Springs Park on Oc tober 9 netted 144.95 &ntt WAAten la another 10-year- old Langell Valley lad to get his deer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Corn) Burns, former Langell Valley residents, . u.,in in Wachtntrton. are par ents of their first child, a son. Mrs. Bill Bumett and Maria Kay spent the weekend In Klamath Falls with her brother. Herbert P.nelll and family. There will be a shower at Lan pell Valley parish hall for Donna Dixon, bride-elect of Martin Gift, Monday, October 25, at I p.m. AU friends are Invited. Fromer residents, Wes Carter, and his brother of Portland, were houseguests of the Claude Shucks of Merrill last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schebble of Medford are visiting their daugh ter, Mrs. George Fernlund. PTA Countv Council of PTA held its monthly meeting at Shasta School, October 6. Mrs. Art Moore, first vice president, conducted the meet ing. Report of last meeting of Sep tember 17, and minutes were read by Mrs. Clifford Kenyon. Mrs. Earl Sheridan gave a re port on pre-school clinic. . Discussions took piece on music awards presented in city schools. Reports on the savings stamp program and Its progress were given. Arnold Cralapp, city school superintendent, stated the saving stamp program will start this month In the city schools. School of Instruction will be of fered October 21 at the YMCA from 10 to 12 a.m. and from 1 t.m. to 3 p.m. for officers and committee I chairman, conducted by Mrs. Hel mer Llndstrom, president of OOPT; Mrs. J. W. Staggs, first vice president and Mrs. James King, parliamentarian. Refreshments were served by the executive board of Shasta PTA. The next council meeting is scheduled for November 2 at the YMCA. CLASSIFIED RATES On day r word Se rare days . Week run Month run ..per word llo per word 20o .per word 65c DEADLINES Classified ads accepted up' to 5:30 D.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday, classified display ads accepted up to 13 Noon for following day s puou cation. BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at tne paper for a service charge of 25a rvw(.tionn or cancellations re ceived oy 5:30 p.m. will be made In following day's publication, by 1J Noon Saturday ior raoouaj. The minimum charge for any one id Is 60c . ADJUBTUUil Please make all claims for adjust ments without delay. C FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamatn Funeral Home, saa High Street Phone S334. 1 MEETING NOTICES Klamath Chapter No. 35 Royal Arch Masons will hold special meeting Wed. Oct. 13. Will miifpr Mark Master DeirrM on class of candidates. Vis iting companions welcome. Re freshments. Chas. Yorkeiand, n.r. CRATER LAKE Lodge No. 211. A.F. & A.M will hold a special com munication at the I.O.O.I. Hall Thurs day Evening, October 14, at 7:30. Work In the E.A. Degree. Visit ing brethren invited. Lawrence A. French W.M. 2 LOST AND FOUND I.OKT OR STRAYED from vicinity of Fairvlew School. Australian Shepherd puppy. DtacK ana gray, rnone w. LOST ORANGE torn cat with white front Extra long tall. Name. Stinky Vicinity of Mill. Addition. Phone 2-3JM. arter p.m. 4 GENERAL NOTICES NFW CERAMIC classes now forming. Free lessons. 412 Main. Phone 5726. 0ERM1TEKS only. Hunts'. West Side Lake. 2-1931 DANCE ORCHESTRA trio, available for any occasion. Union music. Phone Bob - . Will.,..., tlAt-1 FOR STANLEY Home Product, call Ruff Jnnaa nharw 0863. FULLER BRUSHES. Phone Frits Thoelcke. 9604. PERSONALS REFINED working lady or girl to share home In Hot springs, i-none hjoj. REVEREND Opal King. Reader and magnetic neaier. is me h.im j" solve your problems. Phone 3301. 41S v.tmn rnnM DHrt Fellow brother a loan by a Bebekah. Good security. Noma, write Heraia ntwioMj 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES Legal Notice . NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT tN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Tn the matter of the estate of O. F. Collins, who wss also known as George Frederick Collins, deeesied. Notice is hereby given that I have filed my final account of the adminis tration of the above entitled estate, and that the Court has appointed October 26. loss, at 10 a.m. as the time for hearing obiections to such final account and the settlement thereof. Lloyd Collins, Administrstor Ganong it Ganong Attorneys for Administrator Sept. 29. Oct. S. 13, 20 No. 130. NOTICE OF SEASONAL DETERMINATIONS Notice la hereby given that each of the employera listed below has been de termined to be a seasonal employer, v-lthin the meaning of Chapter 637.240 ORS. Any Interested party may request a hearing before the Commission within ten dsys after the date of last publica tion ot this nltice.The "off-season" of each seasonal employer ts ss stated be- Crater Lake National Park Co.. 1-1-35 thru 8-4-53 S.U-33 thru 12-31-33: Klsmath Forest Protective Ala'n., 1-B. S3 thru 4-16-33; W. M. Raymond. 1-23-S3 thru 4-16-S3; Walker Range Patrol Ao'n., 1-1-33 thru S-28-S3 - 10-30-33 thru 12.31-33; Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.. rRetlroad Construction), 1-133 thru -.-30-55 and 11-6-55 thru 13-31-55: Wever-hi-euser Timber Co., IFire Control), 1-1-35 thru 4-23-53 and 12-4-55 thru 12-31-33. OREGON UNTMT-IOYMENT COM PENSATION COMMISSION. Dated and nubllshed this 4th day of October, 1934. Date of last publication 18th day of October, 1934. Oct. 4. 3. 6. 7. t, 9. 11, 11, 13, 14. 13. 16, 19 No. 134. GET OUR RATES for LAND LEVELING Chiielinf mtit u-leilin. It Pays Dnw'i Hereford Ronch On 01. Midland Re., Ph. 324 YOUNO WOMEN of any faith needing confidential advice may contact Mrs. Duncan. Catholic Charities. 278 W. Broadway. Eugene. Oregon. Phone 3.3642. 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 2-9309. P.O. Brx 204. 10 SERVICES M1LORB CABINET WORKS store fixtures, kllcnen camneis. w i n u o w frames. 1877 Ivory. Phone 965. MATERNITY CLOTHES MADE TO ORDKR Phone 2-ai'.a SEPTIC tanks and llne cleaned and Instslled. Lacy King. 3335. FOR HOUSE MOVING. W. McDanlel. 1720 Oak, phone 4527. Crater Hand Print Custom made DECALS Phone 2-1393 CURTAINS ' laundered and stretched Phone S65S. TRACTOR and Roto-hoe work. Phone 9063. nnr.se: MAKlNr. and general "sewing. 2411 Henderson. In Mt. View Housing. HITNTERS - Ducks, aeese. dressed pnd ehioped. Phone 2-1R20. Corner Spring and Oak. diner nulldlnf. LANGELL VALLEY By CORA LEAVITT Mrs. Orville DeVaul returned to Orants Pass with Billy DeVaul to take care of Mrs. DeVaul Sr., who has been 111 for some time. The DeVauls - celebrated their golden Wedding anniversary here several years ago. Barbara Joan Weimer, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weimer, and Sammy Dehlinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dehlinger of Henley were married at Reno October U. Barbara teaches at Malin. The Woodward ranch has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vadan. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House liav; had as guests Dave House of Bly and Irwin House and Vern Tomp kins of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pfieffer of Sprague River spent the week end with the Peter Hricziscses. People Do Read SPOT ADS -you are! 10 SERVICES Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS, also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots. et Ed F. King 3434 ORCHARD PH. JM1 We Service ALL Appliances If you have troubles CALL KIRK PHONG 8J8J KIRKPATRICK'S Eastalde Appliances, 13 So. In Westlngbouse, General Electric Oibson and Easy Dealer ' G. E. and BENDIX APPLIANCE . SERVICE FRED and RENO Formerly with Pyock's Phone 9807 Evenines 347n VOLL DO lronins in my home. PhorJ DRESSMAKING, tailoring. Phone sjt LANDSCAPING Tree removal. phST. M02 Malin Knn.ni "CD WILL PICK your ducks andKS; SpSS Rlint. Phnn. tJVin "t 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF PLASTIC WALL TILE you can make that bathroom beaut! tul with plastic tile. We wlu taTSS you. Only 48c per foot. CALHOUN'S 3" E- Main , Phon, uu TOOLS FOR RENT - Cement MISS wheelbarrows. Screw end Hydrsul.. Jacke. Sanders ol all kinds Ska saw- etc. Klamath Valley Lumber cL loan enoth c.v.k ot,....- ... " 12 HEALTH COMPLETE LINE OF BACK SUPPORTING BELTS Makes Lifting Easier McCONKEY DRUG 7th and Main 13 EDUCATIONAL PRACTICAL NURSING. Women MM ed all communities. Prepare at hni Write Box 17. care of Herald ' dK MOTEL AND Apartment house man agement: Men and women. Start homj traininf now. For Interview write Bm 17. care of Herald and News. GENERAL bookkeepers, file clerkT"s7i buMne.ses. Learn at home for Uim. well paid positions. Write Box 17, carl Of Hern d anH NBw. ' w u,,icc maemne. tys, Ing, shorthand. Speedwrltina. kioa subjects. Klamath Business Collese. 4lu So. 6th. Phone 4760 M 14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE" WANTED - Graduate nurse over 21 Must have experience in doctors oftitt Preferably local. Good hours and ssltn Ideal working conditions. All correiS dence confidential. State age and e! perlence In frst letter. Write Box M vrnuiu a. .i.i ... ....... r: dren several I evenings a week, for too and board. Phone 8121. ' WANTED WOMAN to take care if scml-lnvalld. Ideal home for elder? person. Call Apt. S. 1421 Esplanade 10 HELP WANTED, MALE catt e. S1SS per month. House furniihrt " " ncraiq ana KCWi. 'WANTED Man to iervlcefirn, frmllles in this locality with Nsllon ally Advertised Watklna Products. Pro li: up to $300 a month and more pc. nble first year. Car or light truck n. ouired. No capital investment. Writs J. R. Watkins Company. 137 Dexter 17 HELP WANTED MAN OR WOMAN who can read an4 talk with enthusiasm inspire conli dence will not high pressure has cir is bondabie will work eveninzs per manent. part or full time. See Wm. Goffe at the Wlllard Hotel Wednesday MAKE S20 DAILY. Sell luminous rami p ates. Write Reeves Co.. Attleborj, ftUss., free samples and details. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED WORKING MOTHER . Konest-to-good. naattai sniirf riflpei DkHa eroes SVPFBltvrpn T..4- a 1 " ......-a- an j i iuj ( pfirtja IJsfQr man. Night watchman or other work what have you.' Call 584. COLORED woman wants ironing br day in my home. Phone 2-i4. 64J Broad. POTATO CONTRACTOR will contnet picking and hauling or hauling only. Phone t-0295. NIGHT WATCHMAN. Experience BOh Smith 90..11 t ..Fa.. Vi .h Falls. ' C H II. n nnr .' ... , SiTm P128 """" rilWW EXPERIENCED. Office work, recep- CHILD CARE. Phone 5301. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT steam heated ileeping room LOVELY rooms. ela In. Phnn AMI MCE FURNACE heated rpomi. 53 per veck. Close in. 630 No. l(Wh. ROOM FOR RENT. 607 High. STEAM HEATED sleeping roomj. Quiet, clean, close In. Phone 3-0214. ROOMS. $3 per week. 628 Jefferson. LOVELY rooms. 322 Pacific Terrice. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT TWO ROOM furninhedr apartment mod- m m9ft Daclamolinn TWO ROOM apartment for cash and iniuirwiirn. aef .. a. some. wnum, Mrowq. furnished. SELL STALLION SHEEP OR SOW Folks wanting farm itoelt rurn 4o th.Wnt Ads. If your d it there, you sell! Hogs, heifers, sheep, shears er ttallieFis. Classified ads dispose of 'em FAST. Mail or bring your ad to the Herald t News. If you'd like help with the wording, telephone till. An experienced ad-writer does it for you.i 4ll v FOR RENT CLEAN furnished one bed room apartment. Oil heat, refrigerator. 1 "'Br- momn. rnone y OR RENT THREE room and hath furnished apartment. Mill Addition. Suitahie for couple. Inquire F. L, We verp h 4127. WALNUT Apartments 415 Walnut, vacancy. FUR N I SHED, steam heated. Adults. urner fine and Cfdar. LARGE, THREE room aot. with b'h Furnished. Close In. Adults. 632 .No. tnih. FOR LEASE nix months or longer, four room furnished apartment, all jtiliti- paid. Can be ieen at 1628 Derbv St. anytime after 3 p.m. or )1 day Salur- d" n L .? DJji 1 BEAUTIFUL newly ' decorated (oiTf apirtment. Partially lurniihed v.ai l 3n74r m ( U RN 1 SHED THREE rooms and bitlC No children. 830 Prospect Phone 9761. 1 FOUR rooms with bath. Phone 8226. Bright, furnished two room apartment In brick building, steam heat 140 234 Broad. Rex Arm Apts.. Phone 2.3217. ?-TiiAMhptd apartment 628 Oak. FURNISHED apartments. Phona 9166. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Garage. Close to Weyerhaeuser. Phona 8-450 or lnoutreat Minute Cafe Ft 'RNISHED two roorn apartment. .50. One room unit, 83(1. AU uttliUM t?Rd -lig Wo-. l"th. FURNISHED, three room, clean, nfe vlj:t45or8i5 per week. Phone 3fl2l. 2&HOUSES FOR RENT MODFRN two bedroom home. Ne oef oratrd 28 West Oregon. Phone THREE rtedroom. unfurnished home. Vamnnlhfti Commerrial. OVE BEDROOM fumnhed home. l":3 rer month3n7l Bnardman. . tn FLEX, four rooms and bath. Com pletely furnished at ai33 Iberlem. Phone 5-1617. FOR RENT one be rt room "house. 135 ryrmonln' Phone 491.1. nRNlSHEDcottage. Phone 1W86 7TRNISHED one bedroom. Inqulrt iV.Hfimeda1e Road. t Nrt'RNISirED one bedrcnm ' duplex. 2,J? -Yir'tr- Phont 6333. THREE ROOM house, well furnished, f heat, electric range. Extra bed IKl in AddlUon. Phone TOR RENT tvfo bedroom furnished home. Phnea-Kt. rUR RENT two bedrnom house. Hot I r h e 4 1 t u rmi h ed C M 3 1 . FURfflflHED houit aullabla foe one of Wi "nd h" blocks from Main. rnone 866.