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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1939)
Dpcember 13, 1039 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE ACCIDENT CAUSE flovtn minor automobllt acci dents, nil resulting Irom tha lor imvomunt mid poor visibility dur ing lh wooliond storm, hnvo boon ,ri)ortot to tilt sheriff's of f lc. Although oina dniliage resulted to tin cars, no one u Injured. Con driven by Morris House, rout a, box 134, and Thomas nnyd Codington, route 1, box 434-A, figured In an accident Mon day evoulng t tho Intersection ot highway and Huinmon lane. DrlvliiK In thick fog, tin lloust unto reportedly "truck tht rear of tha other tnnolilno. J, A. Uorllngs, 100 Lewis street, reported that the cur lit was driving Hi ruck a highway sign at South Hlxlh street end Altnmont drive M'UKlny t :J0 p, in, Hnturdny evening a car driven by I.. J. McKcmnl". Uurton Inne, figured In a minor accident with another machine whose driver'! name wan unreported, Tho acci dent oacurriid on Houth Hlxth atreet. A minor accident Involving a truck driven by Kloyd Jones, C24 Main alreet, and a car driven by Ora F. Arnett, Klamath Kails, occurred Monday at I p. m. on tht county road at Anderaon cor ner. At Altamont Junction and tht hlghwny, a truck drlvvn by Kdna nine Young, rotlto 1, lox 32H and a car driven by Mm. Eva Feteraon, l.akevlow, collided In an aocldnnt attributed to allppery pavement. F. M. Marshall, Iteatty, and a Mr. 1'bomna were drlvera ot cars which figured In a minor ao' eldenl Monday at 1:30 p. m, on tht Walker-llovey logging road near Beany. Tht cara met at tht crett of a hill and wert un- ahlt to avoid a collision dut to slippery road, l.nula l.owo. Junction station, and 1. tutor Johnson, route a, box HO, were Involved In an accr dent Monday afternoon on high way e near Weyerhaeuaer June Hon, caused by dons fog. KLAMATH DELEGATES GO TO EXTENSION CONFAB AT OSC Klamath county will be renrt- tented by four peraona ai int an nual conference of tht txtenilon ataff at Oregon Btatt college, Cor vallla, atarllng Wednesday morn ing. County Agricultural Agent C A. Henderson loft Monday night by train for Corvallla, and three oihera left by motor Tuesday morning. They were Mra. wlnni fred CHIen. home demonatratlon agent; Walter JendreJowakl, aa altianl county agricultural agent. , ami C. C. Jenklna. county . 4-11 agent. FORESTRY BOARDER LIKES SCENERY i. - PORTLAND, Deo. 11 (P) If a eholct had to bt madt between Oregon'a timber reeourcea and acenery, Heprosentative Daniel A Heed of New York would take tht acenery. The momber of the Joint con, grcaalonnl forestry policy commit' toe told the I'ortland chamber of commerce "Oregon'a acenlo beau ty la not aa well advertlaed at It ought to be It ahould bring a flood ot tourist dollara, not to mention Ita great aplrltual value. If tht alliance! remain aa they art now, 1 don't lee how tht allies could loae the war. I think that Italy will Join tha alllea later. Clyde Pnngborn, American avi ator, on returning from teat pilot Job In England. One Medallion - Smart Accessories rM-. WW M Household Art y Alice Brook 1 I COF. if H, MOUUMCiS MTl INC 1'A 1 1 r.itii t)i)t; Polnsettla la a amall medallion, that'a taay to crochet, quirk to memorlxe. You can turn It out by the dosons, all ready to Join Into a acarf, pillow or other amnll plncea or Into t h I a handaonie fringed bedspread. Puttern 8Mo contains Instructions for mnklug An Easy ; Small ; Mcdullion ' for j Scurf. Pillow j Spread ' roinactlia medallion; an Illustration of It and atltchoa; pholoKrnph of mcdullion; mntnrlnls noodod. To nhlnln tills put torn send 10 conla In coin to The llnrnld and News, Household Arts dopnrt ment, Klamath Falls. Be aura to writ plainly your NAMK, AO IIItKSH and I'ATTKHN NUMHKIt. E PORTLAND, Dec. II (P) The lumber market continued to set tle In November, from last Sep tember's buying wavt, tht Went Coast Lumbermen's association reported today. Weekly orders averaged 20.1 per cant below October. The October average waa 23. below September. Tht association aald the letdown was seasonal and probably would txtend Into Jan An aasoctatlon bulletin said, however, "There has been a re- aumptlon of building In Califor nia alnca defeat of tht 'ham and eggs' proposal . , , Lumber move ments to California, however have been adversely affected by waterfront strikes In the San Francisco bay area." The weekly average of west coast production I n November was 133,492,000 board feet, or 07.1 per cent of the 1920-29 weekly average. Orders averaged 102,675,000 feet, shipments 119, 786,000 feet. Cumulative production In the first 48 weeks of 1939 was t 904,279,000 board fuel, compared with 4,706,105 foot In the sumo period of 1938, VACANCIES OPEN IN AIR RESERVE, DISPATCH SAYS ' Tht following Is an extract from a letter received at the Eugene military aub-dlstrlct headquiarters from the war department: "There exists In the Air Reserve a considerable number of vacan cies In the non-pilot, or non-flying group. In order to fill exist ing vacancies, the war department will consider applications for transfer to the air- corps reserve, for assignment to air corps pro curement activities, of reserve of ficers who desire to transfer from other sections for tht purpose stated above, a. Preference will be given to applicants who hart not reached their 30th birthday on date of application. b. Preference will he given to graduatea of a recognized college or university with degree In busi ness administration, engineering or economics. c. Applications for transfer will be submitted on WD Form 170; the heading of this form to be corrected to show that appli cation la for "Transfer to Air Corps Reserve, Non-flying Status," and will be amplified to ahow In detail all educational qualifica tions, business and professional experience and, further, will be accompanied by report of physical examination on WD AGO form 63," War department forma referred to above may bt secured from tht Eugene office by Interested, officers. IS Work has been resumed on the project of Installing underground pipeline for Irrigation In the En terprise irrigation district. It waa mad known at the WPA offices at the courthouse. The project waa discontinued for tht month of November. Twenty men art employed on the job, which will supply 20 miles of pipeline when completed. The. men are engaged at present In digging ditches and In laying Pipe. Primitive Mexlcana had about 100 different klnda of alcohol! drinks. 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AS ACCESSORY HERE Anton Augustus Masrorella Is charged with accessory to a fel ony In a complaint filed In circuit court here through tha district attorney's office, Mascorella Is. accused In con nection with the alleged Inrcnny by enihoxtlnment of 1618 from the Elk hotel' by Harry Mnaser rau. Deputy Sheriff Dnle Mntloon aald that Mascorella Is alleged In hav henn Mnnserrnu'a companion and to hav left with him. Au thorities art looking for both men. They located a car nenr Mnc dool believed to have hen aban doned by th alleged fugitive. DEATH OF MINER BELIEVED NATURAL GRANTS PAHS, Dee. 13 (P) County Health Officer Dr. 8. B, Osgood said yesterday lie believed John Snppe, 76, of the Oallce mining district, died Sunday after a frantic search for 'medicine to relieve an attack of asthma. Ills cabin furniture was over turned and contents of shelves spilled. The body was discovered out Sid 100 feet from th doorway. 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