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PAGE SIXTEEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 'April IS. Ifl4f EYES SCHOOL HUMANE STUOY A board meeting of the Klam ath Kennel Club and Humane society was held Thursday eve ning at the office of the vice president, . Mrs. M. J. Young. Others in attendance included S. W. Percy, president: Mrs. Ida M. Odell, Mrs. E. O'Brien. and Councilmen Rollin Cantrall and A. H. Bussman, who were invited to attend the meeting. Attention of the board was di rected to the state law which provides that not less than 15 minutes a week in humane in struction shall be given in all grades of the public schools of Oregon, from the first to the eighth inclusive, and steps are being taken by the local society to ascertain the cost of recom mended texts for this instruc tion. Mrs. Isabella Bhixner of the county schools and J. Percy Wells, city school superinten dent, have promised full coop eration in the execution of this law. At the request of Mrs. Young, it was voted to have the books audited for the past year. A gratifying increase in revenue from the kennels and number of animals boarded was report ed for the months of February and March in comparison to the same months of 1940. Through effort of Klamath's members in the legislature. Representa tive Henry Semon and Harry Boivin. and Senator Marshall Cornett, an allocation of state funds for humane work will in the future be diverted to Klam ath county, instead of all of it going to the region west of the Cascades as in the past. It was stated that while this fund is small, it will help materially in providing care for injured ani-J majs. Plans were 'made for a dog show early in. the summer which, with the Mutt show sponsored each autumn by A. H. Tops' Is the Word for These Night Fighters jLmmmmmmmmmm I I illMrlJ&1iikiIwsW- ' i ll,. .-JilVaSS Letters on farthest plane in background spell out "tops' and these Boulton Paul Defiant planes have lived up to that word in nocturnal battles over Britain. Powered with Rolls-Royce Merlin engines, the British planes carry power-operated, multi-gun turrets. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS . No. 07S E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. BETTIE COBLE, Plaintiff;' vs. HOBERT COBLE, Defendant. To Hobert Coble, defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above-entitled Court and suit within four weeks from March 29, 1941, which is the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: That the mar riage contract between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and that plaintiff have such other and further relief as to the Court may seem meet and equit able. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof once each week for four successive weeks by order of Hon. David It. Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court, dated March 29. 1941, and which order required that you so appear and answer said complaint within four weeks from the date of first publication hereof. WILLIAM GANONG, 727 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. M 29; A 5-12-19. No. 53 Transportation News 5. P. Members of the Southern Pa cific club will soon have their own clubroom. Secretary Harvey Tea announced Friday, reveal ing the organization has leased the Arcade hotel basement for the coming year. The basement, in which an abortive attempt was recently made to establish a gymnasium, is being entirely remodeled and will serve as a meeting place and social room for the SP group's 200 employes. Teal said the new quarters will be ready near mid-April and disclosed a house-warming dance is being planned to of ficially open the rooms. From Seattle Van R Thome, Great Northern freight clerk, and Mrs. Thome returned Friday from Senttle where they were called on the illness of Thome's mother. Bussman, will give the commun ity two opportunities to exhibit pets. Be Kind to Animals week will be observed with the usual posters and publicity. Leaves City Ronald Wood, steam shovel engineer for the Great Northern, left Thursday to take a Job on the Butte division at Great Falls. Mont He will be replaced here by Bernard Imholt from Everett, Wash. Midget automobile racing is now a full-time- occupation for about 500 American sportsmen. ! Klamath Falls Boy Advances In Rank Private Henry A. Youngren. a Klamath Falls boy, has at tained the grade of private first class, in the Un ted States army air corps at March field, Cali fornia. This promotion entitles him to larger pay and is the first step in the army promotional ladder which leads to the rank of non commissioned officer. Youngren graduated from Klamath Union high school in 1938 and was employed by the i Pelican Bay Lumber and Box company until he enlisted in the air corps last October. His work in the army consists of shipping and receiving air l corps supplies in the March field supply olf ice. His parents. Mr. ard Mrs. Vic tor Orling live at 317 North Tenth street. Latest figures show that 2.131. 000 children ride to school in motor buses each day. ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH PLANS MERRILL MEET MERRILL St. Augustine's church of Merrill will be host on Thursday, April 24. to more than 250 members of parishes of the southern deanery of the Ba ker city diocese for the sixth an nual conference of the confrater nity of Christian doctrine. It was announced by Father James O Conner, pastor of St. Augus tine's, an organization consisting of lay members of the church under the direction of the pas tor, which Is responsible for the religious instruction of the chil dren in each parish. Present for the all-day session will be the Reverend Joseph F. McGrath. D. D.. bishop of the Baker city diocese, who will ad dress the general meeting; Rev. John Delahunty, diocesan direc tor of the confraternity and pas tors and assistant priests and del egates of Catholic churches of Klamath Falls. Chiloquin. Lake view. Bend. Prineville and Red mond. Registration is sched uled for 9:30 a. m. All high school students of the church from towns represented will meet in the community hall while general sessions will be held In the high school gymna sium. Luncheon will be served by the Altar society at noon in the Presbyterian church annex with Mrs. Jess T. Dieter, president of the society as general chairman John Degnan will serve as chairman of the general commit tee and Mrs. John Giacominl as general secretary. Tom La cry will act as chairman of the high school group. VITAL STATISTICS MACK Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., April 12, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mack, 521 Jeffer son street, a girl. Weight: 8 pounds 8H ounces. Watch the Classified Paget NOW ALSO Trt "OH Nanka Cart w "HownMaa nat" TO OUR FRIENDS, HUNGRY FOR MORE OF THE GREATNESS OF "BOYS' TOWN." WE ARE HAPPY TO BRING THIS SEQUEL . . . 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More mohair Is used In motor cars than in household furniture. The averago automobile con sumes about 690 gallons of gaso line annually. County Assessor Proud Father Charles Mack, Klamath coun ty assessor, was passing out cigars Saturday and receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter In Klamath Valley hospital at 9:38 a. m. The girl, the Macks' first child, tipped the hospital scales at 8 pounds 81 ounces. The family resides at 811 Jefferson street. Salvation Army Young Poopla Plan Easter Pageant The Salvation Army Young People's legion announces that they will present an Easter pageant, "The Challenge of the Cross" Easter Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Soloists who will render special numbers are: Miss M. Carlson. Hatel Bed dows. Florence Bowyer, Miss Earley and Adjutant Norman Bowyer. Accompanist will be Mrs. H. Beddows. The public is cordially Invited to attend. RELIEF SHIP J MARSEILLE. 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