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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1949)
A PACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON MONDAY, AUG. 29. 1949 Storm Tossed Plane, 49 Aboard, Lands YOUNOSTOWN, O, Aug. UP) A Northwest Airlines plane carry ing" 40 passengers nd three crew men made s sale emergency land In here before damn today. Two pawniera w e r Injured sliihtlv, and there was Utile, II any. damage to the plane. The four-engine DC-4. which left LaOuardia field In New York at 11:54 pa (EST! en route to Se attle, ran Into rough weather near Allrntown. Pa, and radices ahead to Young'town municipal airport to arrange for an emergency landlnf. The scheduled flight. No. Ml, called lor the first stop at Detroit. Three fire eemeanies from Yownrstewn and Iwe from Warren, long with the field's craah equip ment crew stood by while the Mr liner rame in for a landing at J:li u (KSTI. A woman and two boy pa-wengers were taken to a Warren hospital, but none was hurt seriously. The airliner pilot, Alan AcVerson of Haslet, N. J, said his plane ran Into "one of the roughest storms I hare ever been In." Ackerson has been an airlines pilot for seven years. He said he flew by Instru ments for the last port of the flight. CAKE 1NJI RED REDMOND, Aug. Pv Repub lican National Committeeman Ralph Cake was recovering today at his Metoltus river ranch from a knee Injury suffered In an automo bile mishap. CHARLES D. H1LLES NEW YORK, Aug. W Funer al services for Charles D. Hilles, 82, one-time assistant secretary of the treasury and republican nation al chairman who died Saturday, will be held here Wednesday. Rubber now may be made to stick to magnesium and Its alloys. A re cently devised method first treats the metal with ethylene glycol, then bonds on and vulcanises the rub ber layer. At Home Fashion MARIAN MARTIN Useful! Youthful! You 11 wear this shirtfrock at home, at market all day long! 8 lender revere and pockets are scalloped new touches on an easy-new frock! Pattern 9073 comes In sizth 14. IS. IS. 20; 32, 34. 38. 3S. 40, 42. 8lie IS tskes 3 yards 35-Inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send TVVENT1 - FIVE cents In coins for this pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 0. 111. Print plainly YOl'R NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE, STYLE NUMBER. Just out our Marian Martin Pan and Winter Pattern Book! 8mart. new clothes to sew at home. Gift Ideas by the score. Send fifteen cents for this book a Free Pattern Is printed in the book, new weskit to wear with your skirts and dresses! -., "j :-,v 4 K 1 IX lug the week ended Aug. 30, the report said. This was a drop of S1.8M from the number tllrd the previous week. Initial claims d.cllned In 40 states. Also tiled, however, were 7M3 claims from veterans who had been filing under the servicemen's re adjustment benefit program. This program expired tor most veterans July 35. Sheriff Retail Test Nearing PORTLAND. Aug. 39 ili Spoil- sont of a recall atmrd at Multno mah County sheriff M. L. Elliott re- port they need but 5000 more ig- natures on the special election pen-1 tlons. The committee said 13000 signa tures had been filed and estimated RED CROSS LEADERS Off for the Junior Red Cross work' center at Silver Creek Foils were Ann O'Loughlin, KUHS, ond Molly McAulisse, Malin high. The two girls will take a leader-! ship training course for 10 days ond will return to help assist : in junior Red Cross work in the county. All counties on the i Pacific coast area ore to be represented at the workshop. If.il V: :m 111! ! 4 Week-End Drownings In Oregon By The Associated Preas Pour persons drowned In outing mishaps In Oregon over the past week-end. A Portland youth drowned while swimming tn the Clackamas river, a vYaldoort lad waa pulled ander the Parifie surf and a Portland man and Han Cine ton woman drown ed In the Snake river. The Clackamas victim was Fred Betteridge. 17. Portland, who was with a girl companion when he sank In midstream. At Waldport, James Ancel. 13. was pulled from the grasp of two companions when they fought the undertow. Missing In the Snake river boat ing accident near Home. Ore, were Clyde Boylan, about 50, Portland, and Mrs. George Morton, 20, Hunt ington. Their bodies have not been recovered. Police said they were In a boat handled by Eric West. Weis ter, Ida., when It tipped and the two passengers tumbled In. West swam toward shore, dragging Mrs. Morton, but lost consciousness. ! When he came to he was on the j bank -but couldnt find the woman. The couple had been picnicking Fnday evening with fneuds on the Idaho shore. Mrs. Morton Is sur- ! vived by her husband and two ! small daughters. Webster Wins At Pendleton; Records Fall PENDLETON, Aug. 39 Choate Webster of Nowata. Okla.. roped and dogged his way to Hie all-around cowboy championship of the S8th annual Pendleton Roundup here Saturday. Ills title wins In both the steer roping and bulldugitni finals gave the Oklahoman his first rlaint an Ihr SSeoO Kan Jackson tronhy and a big share of the S38.toe money. Webster barely edged out Bud Llnderman. Red Lodge. Mont., who rode to championships In both bare- l- - .. i ., J 1,41. ,.,, U'-h- sTer piled up 1150 points compared P"lll0 " "' u u' '"'" .mi, t leer workers had anoiher 13.000 with Llnderman s 1100 total. Mmej A J0Kg Mmn it was vv rosier s srcmia year wi mrfl inquired. cvniX-uuuii licit. ma uiu, roping three steers was S3 9 seconds and he brought his three bulls to a halt In 40 9. A fast bulldogglng time of 7 9 seconds for one animal helped give him the edge over vet erans Glen Tyler. Modesto. Calif, and Homer Pettlgrew, Chandler, Ariz. Two records were posted In the four day rodeo. Ren Johnson, San Valley, Calif, doped a calf in 12.3 seconds. It broke the 13-seeonda time set in 1M1. The other top performance waa by dene Rambo, hhandon. Calif, in bnlldogging. He brought a steer to ground In 7.S seconds. International Rodeo association points picked up by Rambo kept the California cowpoke tn the lead for the association's world champion title. A crowd of 14.000 was on hand for the final day. One Northwesterner Deb Copen hsver of Preston, Wash, placed In the championship events. He was third tn saddle bronc riding. Researchers say that Cleopatra had 100 elements to be Used by her chemlsls In blend Into perl urn va rieties for her. FOR RENT TRUCKS U DRIVE VANS PICKUPS FLAT RACKS Rales by mile, hour or week orr.N SUNDAYS BEACON SERVICE STATION 1301 E. Mala rh. UN -jy'JMILLER'S STYLE SALON J, Btautiful broadcloth . . . silky smooth and lustrous! Perfect foil for a luxurious ascot-scarf collar of mink brown or silver-blue dyed muskrat. Turn-bark cu(In, dash pockets and jewel-like buttons Iiinlilinlit a Youtlimoro Original of imcccal!c beauty elegant choice for your winter stand-by , , . value-wise and fashion-wise I Sizes, 10 to 20. FAHET SEES POPE CASTE L OANDOIFO. Aug. 39 tiPt Pn Piui XII Interrupted his vaca- I tlon today to receive Archbishop, j Joseph P. Rummel and 335 pilgrims from New Orleans and Brooklyn. Members of the party Included Bishop Coadjutor Leon T. Pataey of Baker City, Ore. Fish failing from the sky. a much disputed phenomenon, finally ne been observed by a witness wha-e word must be respected even by skeptical scientists, for he Is a pro fessional Ichthyologist. Jasmine and rose are found In almost every good perlume. Unemployment Payments Drop WASHINGTON. Aug. 39 it New applications for Jobless pay ments have dropped to the lowest level since last November. The bureaa of employment se curity said yesterday steady slarkmlnc "in the rate of new In dustrial layoffs." la Indicated In sharp drops In new unemployment since mid-July. 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