Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 20, 1948, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, FEB. JO, 749 Klamath Flying lews By JOY BK'.GB Mnun Parachuted A message dropped in a silk hand kerchief from a plane over Lake o' the Woods Monday conveyed to Jim Elledge news of his father's Illness In Everett, Wash. Keith Moon was flown over the lake oy Pilot Penny Payne and after burling Caretaker Ed Morse's where Elledge la flaying he dropped the 'chute made of a llk scarf containing the message. Russell Elledge, Jim's brother, re ceived word of their father's serious illness and told Moon, who arranged to drop the message. Roads to Lake o' the Woods are Impassable by car part of the way. Flight Changes United Air Lines flight schedule for March has no change for the northbound morning flight leaving from Klamath airport at 11:20, flight 167. Thert will be a five-minute change In flight 187 afternoon northbound which will leave at 7 p. m. Instead of CSS p. m. Quito a change is being made in the morning southbound which now leaves at 11:06. Beginning March 1, it will leave at 10:60 a. m. going through Redding and Sacramento with no change of planes at the Ban Francisco stop and non-stop from there to Burbank, arriving at 4:06 p. m. Flight 264 southbound will leave at 8:20 p. m. instead of 8:66 p. m. topping in Sacramento and Oak land and arriving in San Francisco - ,t 11:15 p. m. Passengers continuing t oWlf will change here on this flight. New Flight ' United Air Lines is contemplat ing resuming the flight to Eugene which operated last summer and discontinued In the fall. It will be started again in either April or May according to tentative plans. Visitor O. E. "Tex" Autry of the Portland traffic office of United Air Lines spent three days in Klamath Falls thus week conferring with Harold Clapp of World Wide Travel bureau and getting acquainted with local business men. Mexican Flight Wives of the men who left Sunday and Monday on the flight to Mexico have all received messages by phone and mail that the weather is perfect and a good time being had by alL Delos "Whltey" Mills and Dick Reeder left Sunday In their Cessna and are now enjoying the sunshine and sail fishing in Mexico. The ethers, Dave Zumwalu Matt Kohn, Merrin Wilde, Jess Smith, Jerry and Laddie Rajnus and Jlmmie Otto man. Bill Rajnus drove Kohn. Wilde and Smith to Reno where they joined the flight along with two men from Palo Alto. Zumwalt flew Jerry Laddie and Jimmy in a Stinson. Hops And Landings ' Penny Payne Hew Henry New housvto Missoula, Mont, on a busi ness trip three days last week, re turning Saturday. He took an Er toupe. Tom Lenhart, a partner of Lake land Flying service, flew L. R. Thompson, Klamath Falls business man, to Alturas Monday on business in an Ercoupe. Jerry Short has purchased a new Ercoupe from Lakeland and is tak ing flying Instruction. He started last week-end and is about ready for his solo. New Club A group of Interested airmen of Dorrls and vicinity met Tuesday night to organise a flying club. There la a landing field about one fourth mile northeast of Dorrls. Les Chase was mimed chief pilot: C. E. "Tip" Humphrey, engineer; Virgil Holbrook. co-pilot. The group talked of tentative plans for an Air Day to be held in April and Is offering a prise of a flight over Lower Klamath lake, Klamath basin and the lava beds as a prize for a name for the club. The contest Is open to all Butte valley residents. Operation Sunshine Mike and Margie Houser will leave in their Ercoupe Saturday for Mexico on the trip "Operation Sun shine." Planes will leave Troutdale airport. Portland, at 8 a. m. Satur day and the Housers will pick up the flight here. There will be 35 planes in the flight coming from Portland, Pendleton, Bend and Mcdford. The Bend and Pendleton group will put down at Klamath airport and pick up the flight in Sacra mento according to present plans. Mrs. Mattie Houser of San Diego arrived Thursday to take care of her grandchildren while their parents are away on the flight. LA Lawyer Named For CAB Post wisHiKr.Tnv Pph. 20 i.-l'i Harold A. Jones. Los Angeles law yer, nnmmntpii hv President Truman today to one of the two vacancies on the civil aeronautics board. Other nominations sent to the senate for confirmation: John C Wiley of Indiana, to te ambassador to Iran. He is now ambassador to PortugaL xfnnnett B. Davis of Colorado, to be ambassador to Panama. Richard P. Butrick of New York. to be minister to Iceland. Jones' nomination is for the re mainder of a six-year term expiring December 31, 1952. He is 49, a native of Jackson. O. He attended Ohio State and Yale universities and has practiced law in Cleveland and Los Angeles. Johnson Slates Sunday Service Continuing a series of messages on the general subject. "Today in the Light of Scripture." Rev. Perry M. Johnson, pastor of the Calvary Bap tist church, E. Main and Garden, will speak on the theme, "Interna tional Chaos and the Master Mind" at the Sunday evening service. The public is cordially invited to take part in these Sunday evening messages. Turn those no-longer-used articles Into cash now I Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. Saw Filing Overhauling Small Engines MALL CHAIN SAWS BILL'S SAW SHOP 60f Tory Near Pelican School Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Pursa Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 ----"""7ft 2T ! YOUR OLD JMlM House Squats Comfortably Under Hip Roof -mm,m , tsJ Comfortably practical It this new home of the Earl Agers on the Tulelake highway. It Is equipped with many buill-ins, all modern conveniences and forced hot water heat. Tulelake Home Makes Use Of Many New Processes A home designed for gracious liv ing is this three-bath, three-bedroom 1948 dwelling almost completed on the highway Just tliis side of Tulelake. The kitchen and breakfast room are combined and the living-dining room and entrance hall are all one long spacious room with a huge bricked fireplace extending across one end and the two outside walls almost entirely glass windows. There is a rumpus room, a two-rai garage and a shop room, besides a concrete-floored outdoor living room The interior walls are finished in canvas over sheetrock with a good ly portion of the main room in natural birch paneling. The rumpus room and boy s bedroom are finished in knotty pine. Concrete floors are laid through out the house w hich has no base ment. The floors are entirely car peted with the exception of batlis and rumpus room. Bedrooms have large clothes presses with sliding doors and closed shoe shelves below. The closets are cedar lined. In the master bedroom the bed and chests of drawers arc built-in. The rear of the house extends with wings on either side of the mam room enclosing the outdoor living room and tho garage Juts forward from the front of the house. The exterior Is finished In rough-sawn siding with oil stain. Sheldon Brumbaugh Is the architect. Handy Animal In Burma, the signal corps used elephants in pole-line construction. The elephants not only carried the poles, and placed them in the holes, but provided platforms on which the workmen stood to string the wires. High School1 CammHt By j MARY LOU 4 CASE U1X ELi Well, we're In. The place In tho stato touniniiu'iit Is now a certainty and KU students tuc busy making plans fur the trip airrany. Although the tournament Is still a month auuy, reservations In Eugene's hotels are initio scarce. This will probably not affect tho number of travelers (rum KDKS; ruin or shine, hotels or no hotels, our school should be well represented when Ihe tune comes. Saturday night the Legion hall will be the locution of a Teen-aae dunce from 9 to 12. Records will furnish the music, the prlre, 25 cents. Talent fur a 4-mliuile broad cast la being rollecled by lull Procter, dlteclnr, and It will come on the air at 10:18 over KI'JI. The county schools, Merrill, Miilln ami llelilry will be Inking pint In the talent broadcast. The filial list of Trl-lll-Y and lll-Y members will represent KU in Asliluud tills biiinliiy lor the pru-lcKlslatlvo conference. Kuth eiine Wilson ami .iidn Taylor were elected by the senior chuiilcr of Tii-lll-Y at a Hireling Tiiuuduy. The others who will go to A .til In ml . and later In Salem, April 2 and J are Turn Orr mill Cameron Htowaii, ri'picsentliiii tho lll-Y; mid Hot li Hunch, Clailili'llo (lleasiiii, Maigaicl Weilcl mid Mciicne lltiniliiuhiim. Mrs. Nl I'allciwm, Junior chapter adviser, will accompany the group. A wrestling meet with the Sulcm team Is scheduled for the school wrestler tills Malurday unlit, Feb ruary 21. In the girls' gym. The event will open at 7 p. m A new H hy 14 fool rtxmi has Urn added to tho art room to house the new ceramic equipment. A potlory wheel and kiln are Included In these tools to bo Used by the art classes and In the night ceramic classes being started. In lulilltloi) to the Monday and Thursday nlglil ceramic Diitrlbalad la Klimalh Falli br Loll Hirer Dairy Schilling Mustard fine qvtlitv meant fine fit roc. Use Schilling Dry Mustard for tasty salad drcningi, icitful faucet and enticing good ncM in many recipes. 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