HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath
Gl Dividends To Arrive
In reponse to President John
son's directive (or the earliest
possible payment of the $234
million CI insurance dividend
ior 1964 of which $2,653.3110 will
ro to 53.238 Oregon veterans,
the Veterans Administration
said the first checks would
reach veterans by Jan. 2.
In reporting this. R. J. No
votny, manager of the Portland
VA Regional Office, said pay
ments would be completed in
record time by Jan, 23.
The President on Dec. 8 or
dered the accelerated payments
as a stimulant to the economy.
In the first speed payment of
a dividend ordered by President
Kennedy in 1961 payments were
completed by March 17. The
stepped-up payment of the 1953
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We're overstocked on the larger sized
Amana Freezers and we want to
move them before year-end inventory.
We've really slashed prices to get
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Falls. Ore.
Tuesday. Drrrmbrr 17, 1963
dividend was completed last
Jan. 31. The VA plan to issue
the 14 dividend checks bv
ne.t Jan. 23 will cut a week
from the previous record pro.
cessing time of 31 days in 13.
The dividend payments in
19H2 and in the years prior to
1961 were made throughout the
entire year on the anniversary
dates of the individual insur
ance policies.
Of the toal distribution of $234
million, $15 million will go to
about 225.000 World War I vet
erans holding U.S. Government
Life Insurance (L'SGLH poli
cies. The remaining $219 million
will go to 4.5OO.O0O World War
II veterans who hold .National
Service Life Insurance tXSLl'
policies.
Korean Conflict veterans hold
non-participating policies that do
not provide regular annual divi
dend payments.
The regular dividends are pri
marily a return to the policy
holders of part of their premi
um payments since the death
Lodge Plans
Installing
CHILOQ11X - The Chiloquin
Masonic Lodge will hold its pub-
lie installation ot oiticers on
Dec. 22 at 2 p.m. in the Chilo
quin Masonic Hall.
The new officers are Rc.bert
Wood, master; Gordon Kuist,
senior warden; James Van
Wormer, junior warden; Fritz
Markwardt. treasurer; Gene
Corbin, secretary; William H.
Fletcher, senior deacon; Ray
Van Wormer, junior deacon;
Dibbon Cook, senior steward;
Elmer Edge, junior stewards
James Zellar, chaplain, and
Bob Mathis, tvler.
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In January
rate among GI policyholders
continues to be lower than the
rate upon which the payments
were established by law.
Novotny reminded policyhold
ers that the preparing and mail
ing of dividend payments are
automatic and require no cor
respondence from veterans or
their families. In fact such cor
respondence might delay t h e
dividend distribution process, he
said.
BASIN
CHILOQl'IX
BOB BAY is the new mana
ger of the local Shell Station
and wishes to thank all those
who sent flowers to the grand
opening.
CHIUMll IN C1IAMBKR OF
COMMERCE will meet Dec. 16
at 7 p.m. in the community
hall.
MRS. MAX1NE GOSSETT
has been in a Klamath Falls
hospital but is now home re
cuperating. MBS. JIM SMITH is ill and
is a patient in the Klamath
Valley Hospital.
THE LESTER HOBACKS
were recently visited by their
son, Jim, and his wife, Sybil,
and their three daughters from
Sunnyvale, Calif. Jim is em
ployed there as a city police
man. Also visiting was the Ho
back's other son, Joe, a student
at Southern Oregon College.
MBS. T 11 E R E S A GILLI
I.ANK from Sweet Home re
cently visited her daughter and
family, -Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Lough.
THE GORDON KUISTS have
had as a visitor iMrs. Kuist's
mother, Mrs. Delbert Tollerud,
from Esmond, N.D.
NEW PINE CREEK
THE LEON POCIIOP family
was given a surprise potluck
dinner and housewarming on
Dec. 5, which was attended by
5fi friends and member? of the
Eastern Star, sponsors of the
event. The Pochops live in the
former Earl Martin ranch home
purchased last summer by
C. C. Stowcll. It has been com
pletely remodeled.
EASTERN STAR held a
Christmas party with a gift ex
change in the Easlside Grange
Hall on Sunday evening, Dec.
THE FAMILY
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OVERSTOCKED
Big, Convenient
Amana Upright
HOLDS
791
Pounds of
Frozen Foods!
Deep Freeze by Amana
America's
Favorite Chest .
Freezer Lf 1 Lf 1 1 C
HOLDS
865
Pounds of
Frozen Foods!
Several Other Large Models at
Similar Reductions
Vcrn Owens'
Home Furnishings
GIFTS OF
-Withia 40 minutes Delia's head
tiny close-lying curls that made
truant schoolboy. She looked ot
long and critically.
BRIEFS
8. Members, their families, and
invited guests attended.
FAR1S STORE has had a
three pound carrot on display
for the past week. It was grown
in Mrs. Delmer Smith's garden
on the Charlie Vincent ranch.
Alter one week's exposure to
evaporation, it weighed only
two pounds.
SAM STEPHENS, who for the
past month has been helping
his parents paint and remodel
their Log Cabin Rock Shop and
living quarters. It'll Monday
with his older brother for the
south. They will do contract
painting.
DAVID COLTON of Alluras.
former NPC resident, was bur
ied in the local cemetery on
Dec. 6.
MR. AM) MRS. JACK 1IIN
TON and daughter, Carol, re
turned Saturday, Dec. 7, after
spending 10 days in the Bay
Area. They visited relatives in
Sacramento and Oakland.
CLARENCE LEE, now of La
Fortima, Calif., has been hunt
ing here for the past .several
days, making his headquarters
with the Carroll Mulkeys.
MR. AND MRS. DEAN MOR
RISON and her mother lelt
last Wednesday on a trip back
to their lormer hometown in
Michigan to visit relatives and
friends. They will be gone for
several weeks.
Ancient lama monks devel
oped ju-jilsu as a protection
against robber bands, accord
ing to the Encyclopaedia Britan
nica. Model AU 23
Model AC-25
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THE MAGI
oi corned with
her look like a
her reflection
"If Jim doesn't
kill me,". slit
said, "before ht
takes a second
look ot me, he'll
say I look like a
third-rott chorus
girl. But what
could I do oh,
what could I do
with o dollar ond
eighty. seven
cents!"
Spouse Uses Hammer On 2 Children
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Airman l.C. Henry A. Binning,
28. was deeply worried about
j the way his wife neglected or
I beat the couples five children
but he dared not seek help.
His pregnant wife. Mrs. Ella
Mae Binning. 25. threatened to
kill herself and all the children
if he did.
She was particularly resent
ful of Marcus DeWayne, and
Elizabeth lioxanne, both S. Mrs.
Binning thought her husband
ran around with other women
while she was pregnant with
them.
The two children were born
11 months apart.
Saturday, Marcus got in an
argument with the oilier chil
dren and Mrs. Binning beat him
with a hammer. She also beat
Roxanne.
Mrs. Binning called an ambu
lance but by the lime the boy
got to the hospital he was dead.
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IT'S A PERFECT GIFT. Crisp
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creamy milk chocolate, smothered
with fresh roasted almonds.
What? You ate both tins? For shame!
RTiti BRQWN & HALEY TACOMA, U.SA.
Attendants said lw had two
broken legs, a fractured arm,
bruises, and rope burns on his
neck. He had teeth marks all
over his bixlv.
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PRESCRIPTION
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At 7 o'clock the coffee was made ond the frying
pan was on the back of the stove, hot ond ready
to cook the chops. Delia doubled the chain in her
hand ond waited.
Roxanne, suffering from mal
nutrition, was reported in fair
condition with a possible skull
fracture, bruises and mutilated
fingers and toes.
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The Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
otc. u mi
Ktnntth Ohi Townstnd. drunk, US
forfaited.
John Murdoch, drunk, US forftittd.
TRAFFIC CASES
Dec. 11 I HI
Ann Jn Mon, ftiiurt to yuld
fiflnt of wy to vthlcit, SIS forftit.
Lur Jtan Yrina, UHurt to yitrd
right of wv to y eh kit, US forftit.
DvkJ Robtrti Story Jr., disoMytd
lrftc signal, 110 forftit.
Ruby Dtll KtHer, ditoboytd traffic
tignal. DO forfait.
Raymond Dtan Wtili, diiobtytd traf
fic ngnal, ftiO forfait
ANNUAL REJECTION
TOKYO UPI Communist
North Korea issued its annual
rejection Monday of a United
Nations appeal to cooperate
with the world organization in
bringing about a unified, inde
pendent and democratic Korea.
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Homtr Olivtr Dtpuy, pawing en
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Oalt E. Sltinftldt, passing on right,
110 forftit.
George Okk, revert turn, backing
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Ctnst kl possttsion, S7.S0 forftit.
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To Every Creed
and Purse
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Ph. TU 4-6776
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412 Main St.
Ph. TU 4-8365