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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1949)
THURSDAY, StPT, I, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACI SEVEN ! "J WEATHER rrxrAM vkah Tu data n 14 l.a.1 Mr rfurinai i i WKNTMIN OHkUON Kunnv allarn'MMia ml imU haa itf early iiiumlna l-e ur I41W ituuiU al.ua rimmx anil riiiilliatti vallaya Uxlav anil tihtar IHa'.a I"! data 70 along r.ia.l. H lu u In mhiIIicmi vallaa and IM) Ik Hat in aouthatti vallara lwa 4 In Be Intil.M Nmllialtir In ni.itltwaatailv wlntla of IS lu S3 ntllaa an hitur ult anaal. RANrrMN IIHEIJON: Niinny and warm IimUv anil rrLlar, bill Willi wlilalv aial latad altarniHin IhiinilaialtMwrra In ntminlattta llialia Imlli da. S3 lo Ha la.wa l.uii.hl ml in rai NOH't'lirilN ('ALirottNtA: ralr tnttav ml rnilav I.MI Willi ( atontf ri.a.1 lit. hi ana avxtilns Hllahlly rtatlar In roaalal Vallaia ami Inlaml In I'uhi.a ami Mvii-ait lata today ami rnitai Nnrlh waalarly wlmla ul lu lo aU mllaa an hour nlf retail KOfll-r HIVrN VAI.I.rV r.lr Icrlav ml rililar. lliah iKflh day MS. lw U.rHShl &A t ormrr Hralrirnta V I 1 1 M r a. Wsle Teaalry and miii, John Hiiinnill Jr., are vlalHng Mm, Traalry'a trrsMrs. IViinlnmnu unci Mrs. Prnro mid Mini friends lor frw days. Dlsle wnrknl at Mcie's slurs fur many vrara. and hrr n Jnhn Mild Hie llrrald and News. Mra. 'IVaalry now llvra In Areata. Calif. John la hntne nn lurlntigh frum tlie aimy. He haa been with Uiicle Sam fur seven jrrari. Kallroadrra YlauMr. and Mra. J J. Cowln atnpiird ovrr In Klam ath falls (in llirir way back from trli Ui tli north. In pay tltrir rriperts to Mr. J. A. Mi-Klnnln, ill Vinton suiierliiiriiclenl nf the South ern I'arltlr, Mr. MrKllinln'a pri vate rar, "Hhaata." la spurred out brhlnd the iaaariiitrr atatlim. Mr. Cuwtn la retired rhlrf dta:Mtrhir for the M, and now llvra In Sac ramento. To Portland Veterans Servire Officer Ted C'sae Irfi Turaday on a bualiHua trip to Portland. He mill rrturn to Klamath Kalla Saturday. Makes Ilia Hullrtln Klamath fulls- salute to tin Shasta Day lights Itaa coiiie to light In Ilia li'leal publlratlon of the Houthrrn Pacific om a ii. the HP Hullrtln. In the maifutine la pictured the two Klamath at l rial who douard the noae of the enulne wPh Crater lake water Dole Motlry and Doris Cllk aa well aa uklurrs of KIM Is Hi'inly poterl Interviewing Klamath County chamber of coinmrrce'a flrat president, Uert Hall, Nightman David Underbill, re- rent graduate nf tlat University of Portland, haa arived In Klamath Palls to take ovi r dullra aa nlghl drnk man at the Herald and Nrwa. Undrrhlll la from Vancouver, Brit lah Columbia, but haa lived In the United Htaira while attending chonl. He arrved In the United Slalea navy during the war. Vialllllg-MIss Patricia M Com ae V of Portland la In Klamath Palls thla week visiting frlrnda. Hhe la staying at the T. I). Case realdrnre during her vlalt. Hhe wilt return to Portland early next week. Miaa Mr Cumary la atudrnt at Oregon Htate colleBr. Itrlef Vl.ll-Mr. and Mra. J. J. Cowln aUipiard over from a trip north for a brlrf vlalt with J. A. Mi'Klnnln, Houthrrn Pacific divi sion uirrlntrndrnl. Cowln la rettrrd chlrf dliatcher for BP. Hie Cowina now live In Bacra nirnto, Calif. In Portland -Mra OlCir Kltt- l rerta-e and daunliter, Kobrrta, and on. Bill, are aprndlm a frw daya In Portland. Son Pat will Join them there. Mretlni The Suburban leamie will hold regular meeting Friday at p m. at the Hhaata school gym. Marriage Word haa been ra- ! reived of tlx marriage of Mra. Klla lllggliu of Oreille pau to Mike (Jalarnrau, a former Klamath rralilrnt. The wedding took place on Annual 32. Mra. Ualarneau la a member of the llanka family, plonreia of Klamath county. Vlalllng Mra. Dixie Teaaley and her eon, John Humrall Jr., la vlalt lug trlenda and relatlvea here tor a few daya. Mrs. Teaaley worked for Moe'a a lore her several yeara ago. Hhe now Uvea In Areata, Calif. John la on furlough from the army. Hualneaa TripPrank 8. Powers, wtio waa aalea manager for radio alatlon KKJI from llMO to 1UJ8. la In town on bualneaa. Powers Is now with Machine Hervlc and Bupply company, Heattle, Waah., and plans to leave tonight. Dance Time The Bhaata View Community Building aaaoclatlon will hold a dance this Saturday night In the exhibit building at th fair grounds. All am welcome. Mualc will be by Pappy Oordon's orchratra. Chamber Meeting Charles Stark reports that there will be no cham ber of commerce meeting next Wed nraday, September 7. The flrat CO meeting of the fall season will con vene, September 14. Ilume Owners Meet A meeting of the Union Creek Home Owners aaaoclatlon will be h 1 1 d Monday, Hrptember t at 10 a u. at the com munity kitchen at Union creek. Inapertlon Tour J. D. Patterson, chief chrmlat for the stale depart ment of agriculture, Salem, haa been In town the past three days Inspecting milk laboratories. Going Too Rough For Mrs. Tarzan HOLLYWOOD, Sept. I (4'r-Tar-ran's wife haa movrd out of her mate's horns in the Hollywood Jungle. Mra. Lex Barkrr said limt nli'ht that she had aeparated from the handsome screen Taruin. "The going has become too rough after a aeries of mlaunderKtand Inga over the last two yeara," ahe said. Hhe did not dlacloae any plans for divorce. They have been miir- rled eight years and have no children. 3 Morse Talks Scheduled KUOKNE, Sept. 1 (TV-Hens tor Morse ws resting here today, he will make a brlrf series of speeches In the state before returning to the nation's capital. He will speak Friday at the state Insuriince convention In Portland, at Corvallls next Tuesday and at Halrin next Wednesday. FATAL Pl.t Nt.K WALLA WALLA. Sept. I 111 Thrown from a rar aa It left (he highway and overturned several times. Doug Sowed, about 25. of Weston. Ore. waa fatally Injured last night. The accident occurred north of Prrewater near the Oregon-Washington border. Small Grass Fire Extinguished The city fire department made a short run to 111 Sheldon at about 11:26 yeaterday morning In answer to a call reporting a grasa fire. The blaze waa exllniiuUhed In a frw minutes, and firemen report that no damage resulted. Mexican Indiana wind big fire flies around their ankles for light on night Journeys through forests. Pony Just Wouldn't Take A Vacation CHAT8WOOD. NS W, Australia ' Maurice Woodward, builder, decided his pony had grown too old to carry him to work, so he bought a utility truck. But It Just didn't work out. Prince fretted, appeared on the doorstep every morning to let the boas know It wss time to get going, couldn't understand when Woodward went off In the new-fangled horseless carriage and left his faithful off sldrr brhlnd. It got so pathetic thst Woodward now hllchea Prince beside the truck and takes him along at a lew miles per hour. BLASTED KALOOORLIE, West Australia r-A gold miner her was Incau tious. There was an explosion 7 0 feet away. His mates rushed In ex pecting to find him shattered. Ha was merely dazed. Th explosion had lifted him bodily, and the fly ing rocks had passed under him. He was, however, severely peppered by small bits, which hsd forced pieces of dungaree and flannel be- nraui iiua a,ii. xiukjo poisoning re sulted out n recoverea. KILL ATHLETES FOOT "T-4-L BEST SELLER" SAYS STAR DRUG HERE'S THE BEARO. The earrn (eowa rt-anly. You muat REACH II to KI1X It. TI L, containing SO par rant alrohol. arvm itti a um. a-rma I Your aoc bark from any drusslat II not Dlaaaad IN ONE HOI;R. Twice aa minv rmlatnaa amw in the United States todsy compared to in output n years ago. Iron Drum Covers Korean Cross ROME (At Wnen a workman was unable to removs a grunlt cross from atop a Korean Catholl school building, communists cov ered the cross with a mrtal drum, Pldrs, the International Catholl News agency, reported from Beoul. The report said that when Rrds occupied Won-8an they took over the Benedictine school for use aa a communist sch'aol. A workman was ordered to remove th erosa atop the building but the heavy stone was too much for him. 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