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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1954)
Y THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25. msi HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FOUR Ik IE2J y4iij M'AtV AN ALL-NEW AND EXCLUSIVE TURBO-DRIVE automatic renjmiiiion with a specially dt ligned throHle kiekdown it featured in 1955 model Lincoln and Lincoln Capri cars. Engine power bat baan incrcaiad to 225 horsepower, with major improvement! in displacement and compression ratio to achieve more efficient and economical performance. Styling refine ments include a newly designed front end, a longer rear quarter panel with a distinctive tail light assembly, and new two-to"? ypholttery combinations finished in striking moccasin stitch ing. Pictured is a two-toned Lincoln Capri coupe. The new Lincoln is now on display at Basin Motors. 424 South Siith. ' "Jo nevtr lets a tin-cupper jet the best of him!" In The- Dav's Aews (Canlioard (ran Ml 11 Weather ' Western Oirson Partly cloudy i Thursday mght !Uj considr01e ; log late at eight and FY Ida y morn-: :ne. Partly sunny Friday alter noon. Hishs Lows Thursday jnifhl U-ti. Winds becoming est erlv to northwesterly S-is rburs- Fort Klamath By MYBTLE WIMLR Mrs. J. Quince Buell is In Seat tle wiiere soe was called by news of the serious illness of her moth er. Accompanying Mrs. Buell north were her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jenkins. dav nnrht and Fndav. ' E.tsiern Oregon clearing w1th: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennea'.ly surroundmt Indians. What thev , ltlc scattered showers Thursday moved to Poe Valley, where he didn't know was that two years njsnu partly cloudy Friday. Higns will feed cattle during the winter earlier an., unknown disease HApiM.M Lous Thursday ni?ht months lor Jack P. McAuliife and KILLED OFF Moar or Northern California Fair Fri-; son. With their families. McAulifle. DIASS. day. Southerly winds 13-2S miles sons Patrick and Joseph, have ; moved to the McAulifle ranch at What happened, you see, la 'an'bour along coast at Plymouth in the spring of l!l th two races, the reds and the: T hites. came togetner in p....:;4 hourl u 4:J1 of humoleness ana follows mutual adversity. Nearly J.0O0 years so Seneca the Stoic wrote: "Fire Is the test of gold: over ait y is the test of strong men " Some 1 centuries later. William Shakespeare wrote: Sweet are the uses of adversity venomous, Wears bis head"." i Cottonwood for the wuv.er. By the ASSOCIATED PRESS ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Souers and a. m. Tharnday two children have moved in:o the Mix. Mia. Prep, residence of Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Miller Jr., where they will live unul the owners" return from Red Blutf in the spring. , Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and children were weekend houseguests .01 of his parents and brother, Mr. JO and Mrs. Wesley J. Smith and son .14 Leonard. Local United Fund workers hope T to wind uo the Fort Klamath ! , I Local Stores Burglarized ; i Two local business establish ments were burglarized some time between closing time Tuesday and . I a.m. Wednesday, ' with consider ; able damage done in breaking into one store. j j Griggs Grocery. Shasta Way and , Division, scene of several attempt- ed burglsrics in the past received J extensive damage to the ventilator i , system in the roof when culprits UlCiSllJF UCU1UUM1CU Ife ui a 6 I entrance. THE LONG. LOW, DISTINCTIVE STYLING of the Studebaker hard-top convertible that hat proved so popular throughout the world is accentuated in the new I95S models by the sweep, ing effect of chrome side mouldings that extend from the headlights, above the massive appearing grille, to the newly styled tail lights. The flowing lines of this President State mod. el are further brought out by hood and fender ornaments. The interiors are styled in diamond pattern nylon and rayon upholstery in complementary colors. Elegance of interior appoint, ments and trim adds to the luxury of the high styling. The new Studebaker "Wildcat" V- engine with 175 horsepower gives this model superior performance and readability. , Lower prices prevail throughout the entire new Studebaker line. MERRILL By ROBERTA DEWEY Audrey Lewis and Bessie We.t attended the American Legion Aux iliary district four meeting held in Klamath Falls recently. Roland West and Wiloby Conner spent a week elk hunting in the Ukiah area. The B.B. Pinochle Club met re cently at the home of Mrs. R E The ventilator exwnds three and est; Mrs. Victor Shuck won high Anti-US. Feeling Told of CARE interview : Baker ii 19 ; Bend S4 ; Eugene M 43 'Klamath Fills it li L If view 64 M ; Medford 4 15 I Newport S 51 North Bend S6 . 4t 1 Ontari3 So 2S Pendleton 41 3i Portland Airport M 44 Roseburf Si l Salem U 41 Boise 57 SI Chicago y it Denver 5 SS Eureka it 48 Un Angeles SO 51 New York 47 41 Red Bluff 54 43 San Francisco 5 47 . Seattle 56 49 Spokane 41 JJ JOE D. THOMAS. PFC. USMC. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Thomas, 925 Lake, shore Drive, is at Camp Pen dleton slated for overseas assignment. Ha is a 1953 graduate of KUHS and was employed by the Southern Pacific prior to his enlistment. .06 lacted in the drive is asked tn' a. 1 I ? WW k VCWIIIIca Jl (campaign by the end of this week., Portland LlVinQ - and anyone who has not been con-; 1 is leave his contribution with the - chairman. Myrtle Wircer. at the ! PORTLAND A food price .10 Fori Kiamata Oarage. . decrease led to a slight drop in Fifteen-) ear-o-d Billie Zumbrun. , the cost of Uving in the Portland son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer .Dutch. 4rt Ust month, the federal B - Zumbrun suffered a broken right , q, joor Statisucs said Wed .47 arm while practicing; basketball nfvjjy .01 after school Monoay afternoon. Ke , Vhe 'drop was I of a per cent ru -"""" en ro ejam- lav the revel of October. 1S43, and J of a per cent below July of half ieet above the roof with a revolving hood on lop. an elec tric blower fan inside and a butter fly adjustable cover on the bottom. Bolts were removed from the me chanical device inside the ventil ator and everything except the fan was ripped out and left on the roof. Investigating officers found & score. Mrs. E. A. McCollum, low; and Mrs. Claude Shuck the trav eling prize. Others present were Mrs. John O'Neil, Mrs. Wiloby Conner. Mrs. Elmer Stukel, Mrs. Glen Hunnicutt Merrill residents attending the Oregon . Oregon State homecom ing game at Corvallis last weekend BONANZA By CORA LEAVITT Reg Thomas Is 111 at Hillside; Hospital in Klamath Falls. Guy Hitson. Oakridge. spent the weekend with relatives and friends. Bob Scbmoe w-ho w-as released from the Army recently was mar ried November 7. to Theresa Sel-"om ldlc ttiH G.nlmtrihkiin Th vnimor lnp Strait three-foot length of. -inch log x were Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Trotman, chain hooked over the edge of the: xir. ana Mrs. John O'Neil. Mr. and vent and a short piece of , inch , Mrs. Uel Diilard and Mr. and Mrs. rope tied to the chain. To the rope was attached a chenille bedspread. This combination hung to within six feet of the store floor. Appar O. V. Reeves. vidge. San Luis Obispo. The young couple is now at home In Klam ath Falls after honeymooning In Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goff and daughters of Henley visited ber and ' parents the Frank Bramu-ells. Cole Fitzbugb and Denny Davis spent the weekend at Eugene with the Kaye Robineue's. They attend ed the football game between Washington and the University ol Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. George Gormley and daughters of Woodland spent Word was received here of thejMverll days wim her slsler and death at Moses Lake, Washington, Oravdon McGreer, who former 1 0 ah Falls tor medical attention al- rntly the burglars slid down this,iy ilved in both Merrill and Che rope, a distance of about 20 feet. mult, and was an employe of the An amateurish attempt was maoe : Klamath County highway depart to enter the safe, city police re- ment. Mr. McGreer was a brother ported. An acetylene torch left by in-law of Tom Barry, Merrill, and a refrigeration repairman was used will be remembered by lriends here, in an unsuccessful attempt to burn Mr. and Mrs. Barr;- left Saturday out the lock. to attend the funeral services. About $4 in cnsr.?e was taken1 One hundred fifty new books for from the cash register but nothing i teen-age readers have been re- else was reported missing from the ceivea trom tne luamau county Eastside store. Another burglary 4Jie same night occurred at the Klamath Valley Lumber Con-.panv. 1940 South Sixth. where entry reportedly was made TV frvwl rivTMu V . . 1 a Mr ' . a. h. h '... -A., :.TC: Z. storage room. A lew loots were .01 .ler firat aid hsrt hn iHmintitara ., , D5ember bousing. doUilng. meoicu cat. reexcauoa and Court Records or 1J', 114 Clapper, heie in bhalf narl.ru. SSd Ul all Wednesday that one who has not observed it at first hand cannot j realire the Intense anU-American '"iMnolllr'rongly evident In1 Mr. and Mrs'. Bill Wells Jr. have be held in the Port Klamath Com Altnoucn """fJJ . k , named their new daughter Sher- muntty Methodist Church, Cooper- Z'.J mthe univeruties and " R- Mrs. Wells Is .laying at aung in a.-ragemenu for the pre h. n'n-S of toa where -na- borne of her mother. Mrs. ;noliday affair. ar the Civic Im n Js easT swt it you and ahout.Mtnor In Lakeview. while recov- provemen. Club, the local school n tamr ' Go homV'" , ering from major surgery. and church. The following com- wiula thev distrust this country. ! Mr- od Mrs. Truman Hartzog miuee of club members is respon. thr have confidence m agencies left early Tuesday morning for sible for obtaining tUe tree and tinted Nations. Mrs. Clap- l-'r' here they plan to spend Santa Claus: tor soliciuiing fund wr .aid because ther feel they j Thanksgiving week with their for the treat for the children and t.rt in thtm. She suggested ' daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. purchasing and sacking the cand.-, morV mUlst be done lor democ-iCard Whitcomb and their new. nuts and fruit. Mrs. Wilbur B. nc7 by turning over to the V. s.,' granddaughter whom they have Hescock. Mrs. G.il Culver. Mrs. lund. now eswndfd by the For- James F. Van Wormer, Mrs. E- ..in'ooerat.ons Ageticv. i B:U Ariner. son of Xlr. and Mrs. more Mcnolson. Mrs. Gene A. ' ' . n iiarlie Amrr 1 r i v t- m- n n tiw. d, r . . m . . Asians accept i.Att- p.ksr3 . . ' - mis. cm .-.icooisoo, aits. vu.uuiias carois oy a iccai group. w ith the reitotion thev are lm rnislortune to wreck his car last Dermis Knowles and Mrs. Dan The CX Club has purchased a new the peoole and bear "no govem-j" near the Vanderpool grade. Brown. A large donation of candy suit or Santa Claus to wear this mentpnee tag.- But. she said. 1 "; fortunate in ipmi with- has been mabe by Edward (Bud. Tear. d-pite ice cooa u u ir i:om -. ' ouw.tr aj sun ox me Fort Kiio eoouth. ; 5ITr1t" 5ur4gwl , Oi Hot, dinmir room ftod kitchen. Ker principal .rpernct here' Th H Mr S:raha. local eil taken from a display rack. Mi-xiriF.u. rotiT Aadrtw BlUj Ji druak. US Quiocr Bkr. dmak. ieattetf A.;!tj. troncnucd. Muud Xea, drunk. tS3 r Z.ratr drunk, dtiurvd Judf- rT-.1. so bit! C- C Beckett, drunk. tS bail for- Sucier John, dmnk. M3 r U'i dart. Joern Jacb, drunk, tii or U- dv Emt L Bordoa. roiauoa Imuc ru eoottn wed- by 6C persooj. Unions Stage Detroit Fight DETROrT tf Moi than score of men were tc.ured Thurs- school. again this year present the gram for the evening's entertain ment, which will also feature will pro- it a weanescay evrmna niro- , 7 ' . mrr.jLry scnool teacher, to coop- lng of Temole Beth Isiael attended " erabon with members of the .-TV. i.J. ZJZ: -V.v- cnarca and Sunday 1 - m.l --'.. t-. . i w.m.o. jar. and Mrs. John Baiter, Mrs. Del phis Nelson and Mr. and Mrs Ed Haruog. New Pme Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. Lake view, motored to Klamath Falls ilast wees.. Cynthia Wood visited ber grandmother. Mrs. Delptua ' Nelson, while ber parents were . awwy. Mr. and Mrs Will fprnn a ciav wncn 1J0 members of two companied Jack Brisco to Portland Aft UTjcns suced a pitched bat- .1!t . tie at the Mo Louth Steel Corn. I ur. and Mrs Clavton B:d:ey plant in suburban Detroit where rnQe to tr-.ps to Klamath rmllis they were at work on a construe- Us week where Mrs. Bradley re- Uon prcect. cened medical treatment. She waa The ftffct t-i nM lnrolie ant , IO resume her music classes emploves of te M: Louth firm. .. one of Mx-htcan's largest ftefl vr. sad Mrs Locard Hartie- prodjcj-.c ttrna iocated in r-b- recently purchased toe eld urban Tterton crane Creek School prorieny from All ct Tre.-.ti's Axemen W:U Ver-ai. Tn?y plan to butid -.r;Tj iuro w .rr ? n-H to ..... Dr. R. T. Lindley OPTOMETRIST 510 Med. -Dent. B'ds, Ph. 4215 Examination Visual Troininf) On The Record BIBTHS JONXS Bom To Mr. and Mr. Wob- rn Jones. ov-nber 34 t Klarnatn : ValKr Hospital, a girl wcixTuni a ths-l 11 az. brother-in-law th; Delbert Carrs. Eldoa Burgdorf and Paul Hoefl ler left for Portland to take their physical examinations. Two Lan gell Valley boys Ellis and Ray Flescher also went up for their exams. , Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCracken (Annie Lou Romivedt) are now at Mountain Home. Idaho, tvhert he is stationed. They have been liv ing ir. Illinois while he was at Chsnute Air Base. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeBel are Library, and are now on the Merrill Library Is open Monday. vacation trip to Neva- Wednesday and Friday afternoons -"""" from 2 to 5 p m. Mrs- Davls sPent several Tom Cole and Homer Heaton.l" Kta" Falls with the who was visiung here from hisiJohn Campbells. home m Weavenille, enjoyed an elk hunting trip to eastern Oregon. Mrs. O. J. Harris is visiting ber daughter. Mrs. A. Everett in Red wood City, California Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly. Al turas. stopped to see her uncle. Max Hartlerooe. who Is recovering from pneumonia. TRAILER Modern 3-Mi. N. on Hi. 97. Phone 9402 PARK 16 Bureau Issues Storm Warnings SEATTLE Wi The Weather Bureau ordered small craft warn ings hoisted at g a.m. Thursday for 13 hours on Inland waters aouul of Everett, and at the same UnJb continued small crait warnings from Tatoosh to Astoria, torouta of Juan de Fuca and inland v.aters north of Everett. The warnings were for west to southwest winds 15-30 miles in hour, with gusts to 34, diminishing Thursday night. Liquor Charge Sentence Given John M. (Beans) Jackson, Jl-year-old Chiloquin. rancher started serving 60 days in the county Jill Thursday following his conviction on a charge of furnishing liquor to minors. Sentence was cassed by Justlci of the Peace Walter Zimmerman of Chiloquin. Jackson was arrested by Indian Olficer A. O. Young-uiood. ORITIURY YANDEBBniO Edward Vanderburg, 80. I Teildint of Klamath County for many yurt prued away In this city November U. He is survived br a number of reli tives in WUconiin. Funeral Servkti will be held from O'Hiir'i Memulil Ch.-ipel Saturday, November 37 at U am. Lrrwt itock l4 tnt make plana it thii part of Ui west. Brat a Spit piano. Rental aur chM plan. Hemmond Organ Chord 0rM LOUIS R. HANK PIANO CO. 120 Na. 7rk aaryk f7 i Clearance of Ready to wear ibt btft r.4 Mtyo? Oord-vT. P'.nSt-ju c4 Trrr.t.a tepcswd Ocv Wi'.lwnw a peri tor u:e po- y.. A. Cr.ijds :k-czx4 p'.asH t v.-ntv the 5-.uu.n trd hf-d rxc rd Peer cf r f r r v w a r:wa to iTcre ir.: ISe rr l! L)f-t. Ifsl TkvJ. of U T:n U a ro.rcf iikio vbf V.ttx crc;? rc rxur.d a ;risdic-tj.-ira: Gi?-:e t tf-n AFL K:rcers Ux-1 41 nd M-;:a.-,is iAVL hit ia t.-.e Mr Lc-.i uric?: iy Kf sat Tr.TTr.5er lr?a Wo:lfn Uxai 36 An. t-.Kvt-t 7.rv3ay s i v.-w heme thf re in Jht Be lu ;ure B.J Eir? Eif-oa jkT t leire this efc (or CaUsmu t rperwl .he hc4idavrs w:th his ftiUdrrn. Mr. a-rrd Mrs. E:l Cocfrura en t:ird ibe Rev. and Mr- Le :s Ywt Litf- v. aod the Rer. Ei rrs.. Sn remax at dxcfr laM eft. T.e Rev. Z.ltr w c.ni jc, irc rfturch vmcts at ti Eapus; Kceo Yor , . . Evergreens Young Ha r at.nm We ri m m4 am ltSl Tk,nm. tnar. Hw Lwrk W afa. aw w e . COa aa far till Malin Nursery V J502 Klae t.ti IN THE IAG FROM DREWS xi-V Jak. -aaaaVa SAMS0NITE LUGGAGE S different colon 17.50, 35.00 Lad cs & Mm Case Gift Wrapped Gladly DREWS Manstore 733 Main AL & NINE NYBACK and the Staff at . . . SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES Aqoin Arc Pleated Te Invite You to Attend Their 2nd ANNUAL Christmas Showing OF Holiday Floral Arrangements Gift Wares Brilliant Poinsertias Novel and Unusual Displays SATURDAY EVENING NOV. 27 6 to 11 P.M. ktfrethmentt and a Gift te Erenrone Attendina If S SMOCKS I DRESSES ' m I 1 Re9'!'ol for 4.99 array 0f $rye, . , til k Rc9-t'ol for 3.99 Jeg. 3.98 8"deo'6- W U Re9- 1 1 for 2.99 Reg. 298 for 2.99 jS? H Reg13:98 WJJ for J99 JSA UoTws f rxz I ll nAlJ -,M onJ color. J rapp;r;o'",0'"t (f f Aworted l" " -o9 H GPaper . Vl ",,ori. VL 'Sarfi' pvat&tZadci peat tc&up taai ffflR Hourt 9 to 5:30 dairy to 9 Friday 131 So. 8th Ph. 5181
