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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1959)
OREGON S CENTOnflAL ALBUM CHARLES HERALD AN'D NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore FACE 23 ' $orh in oregon City, as a child he ATTENDED JOHN Me LOUCHUN FUNERAL REARED IN CALIFORNIA, mniviknnwi DEWAWIE An til E1UUMCK....MIS LII- (V;K ERARV INTERESTS ''3C3Stt WITH BIERCE, TWAIN, JOAQUIN MILLER AND OTHERS . . - . JS3aH WITH THE HOE SUG GESTED BV MILLET'S PAINTING, BROUGHT HIM INTERNATIONAL FAME ....HE MOVED TO NEW YORK, PEVOTED HIMSELF TO WRITING, PRO DUCED UNTIL HE WAS PAST 00 " 1 mil ft km WV. WALTER PIERCE PROCLAIMED HIM. OREGON'S WRST POET LAUREATE (I91S) LAVERNE MYLLICENT, 18, will ling reck and roll at the ; Klamath Auditorium, during a dance and show ; from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Tuesday, August 4. She will appear with Duane Eddy and his Rebels and the Teen Kings rock and roll band. She has worked four years on tele vision, s - DINNER Over 100 memhers and guests attended the steak dinner and dance celebrating the 34th anni versary of Klamath Falls Pelican Post No. 1383, . Veterans of For eign Wars. The Ranch Ramblers furnished the music for dancing. Chef Frank Bitzer prepared the Weal and general chairman for the tvent was Keith Walrath. Court Records KLAMATH FALL MUNICIPAL fOl'RT raye Etta Tim mi, vagrancy, S100 ana nu ayi. Ray Tim mi, vagrancy, 100 and 50 aayi. Jack Timrrm, vagrancy, $100 and 90 aayi. John Fayette Irwin, vagrancy, $100 ina mi aayi. Lawrence Debolt, vagrancy, (100 and 50 days. Donald Peter Walker, vagrancy, $100 and 50 days. John James Jacobs, vagrancy, $100 and 50 day. Lynn Branscnmb, drunk, $25 or 12'j days. Carl Crane, drunk. $25 or 12'i days. Caledonia Jackson, drunk, $25 or 12'? Uys, James Lyle Henderson Jr., reckless driving. $50 or 25 days. Warren Earl Boan, drunk, $25 or 12 'i days. Eugene Oliver Adams, disorderly con dust, continued. Harlan Cecil Harding, vagrancy, $100 and 50 days. . Ralph Uran, assault with a deadly weapon, continued. L. B. Mabry, vagrancy. $100 and 50 days. Charle Leroy Reed, vagrancy, $100 and 50 days. Richard Boswell. drunk. $25 or 12'? days. . -- " Charles Hartwelt Baldwin, vanranrv. $100 and 90 days. Claude Johnson, vagrancy, $100 and 50 days,. - William Henry Davis, vagrancy, $100 and 50 days. Herman Richard Lobert, vagrancy, (100 and, SO days. Wilbur T. Bonner vagrancy, '$100 and 50 days. Edwin Russell. Beal, vagrancy, con tinued. Patrick' Angus Teasdale, vagrancy, (100 and 50 days. William McKlnley Cowan, vagrancy, continued. Lewis Harvey Gibbons, drunk, (25 or 12W days. John B. Roper, drunk, $25 or 12 'i days. ' i - W Infield Glenn Chiloquln, disorderly conduct,' $23.: ... Elizabeth Nelson, vagrancy, $100. Thursday, July 30, 195!) Expert Sees No Danger In Soaring Credit Totals -Says Increase Expected By ELMER C. WALZER I'PI Financial Editor NEW YORK ITI- Not loo many years aco, if you wanted to administer the most unkindesl cut of all, you'd say derisively 10 your adversary: how arc ou buying that suil a dollar duwn and a dollar whon'thev catch you?" Weather On Muggy Side By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A midsummer spell of muggy weather kept a sticky grip on most areas from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast today. No immediate general relief from' the hot and humid weather appeared. Some relief in the form of thun derstorms came to sections from eastern Colorado into the northern Midwest. The day's . forecast for most areas in the swelter belt indicated a repeat performance of Wednes day's oppressive' heat and humid ity with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. The Weather Bureau's comfort index classified the weather as "acutely miserable." The warm, moist air from the Gulf covering nearly all sections east of the Rockies during the night made for restless sleep. Lows in the mid-70s were reporlcd as far north as the upper Great Lakes region and southern New England. . . today things are different and it's the unusual person who can sneer at buying on credit. There is a total of more than $35 billion in general, and just about every Ihing you can think of. The big- est item in installment buying. ol course, is automobiles where tiie lotal runs to around S15 billion. Just about every time those credit figures are released by the government, there is talk here and there they are too high and something ought to be done about it even to the extent of government controls. A. W. Zelomck, president -and nnttl-jnHinn i- . . . j . " """""" UL ' IMMfriiailOnai . ,!,,!, t. tpqii statistical and the overall consumer credit consumer PAGE 5 A Hem amounts to nearlv 141; billion. Today the credit ranqes far away from the clothing business. a pioneer in the business. It in cludes meals, vacations Bureau, holds - that credit figures are not , travel1 is loo high. in internationals current "Trend of Distribution." Zelo- mek holds a further gain of about $4 billion in all consumer credit probable. But, : he adds, a supportable level may be close to $2 bjllion above the present ligures: Those who are concerned about the debt should consider the fol lowing, he says: "1. The middle income families who are the largest users of con sumer credit now receive the largest portion of ' total income after taxes. "2. Consumer credit is used by a larger proportion of families than before the vat. "3. Social prejudice against credit buying has disappeared. "4. Despite the increased pur chases ol soil goods on time payment, especially - in the volving credit plan, most of the buying on credit is for consumer durable goods. Automobile pur chases represent the largest por- WHEEL CHAIRS and WALKERS fin ft Aids for the Handltapp4 ftturdity conicructtd and euily controlltd, Everett ac Jeaoiagi Folding Wheel Cham and walktri inipir complete confidence ia tb user. Two of many (in Evtr.it Jen ainti aidi for the baoaicapped. Rentali and Sale Currin's lh t Main ' for drugs'. H. 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