IATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREI
SERENADE TO SEPTEMBER ; . -. OR, THAT OLD, SAD SONG
WtATHER
iTtlKAM YEAR
II la Last yaar.....
Normal. .
WEHTENN OSEUON fair today and
Sunday, raw pal, ttaa nr muriuiitf log or
aw rluutllnaM alons vtaal Llltla vhanda
RUmparaluro. Illatia both day S3 lo
on rtorOiarn la lo aa on south-
Kit ffciail, M lo M In nurtliarn Inlarlur
nd au to 1UU In aouthain vallara. Urwa
SmiisHI AO to to, Northerly wtnda of
II lo TS ndlaa an hour nil stMut.
EASTEHN OMEUONralr ItMlaV and
EmUay. SJlahUr i-otdar In aatlain por
in utnlalil IllalU bout daya SB to
Utwa lotilfltl 4S lo M
NOHTHKMN CAI.IroHNIA ralr te
lav and Sunday oai'aol tor roa.lal fog
t'oolar In ftafnamaolA-Atorblian aa
Nlay. Varlabla vrltida, aMtflly auulh-
nd Sunday. Iliah today lou. low UH
StsM SS. Iildh llunday IUO.
Crosbys lilop liar Mra. BID!
Oroaby End her lour boys stopped
brlnlly In Klamath ftlla Thureday
afternoon aboard private plana,
a 1X3-3, belonging to L. M. Lock
hard, owner ol the Lockhard O 1 1
company, a Tiui concern. Pilot ol
th plan n route Irom Coeur
d Alma, Idi, to Hollywood H
Paul K. Penrose.
Chi Barbecue A steak
barbecue will bd hald at the Barn-
hladl residence on Conor avenue
Wedneadny evening by BHm Chi
fraternity. Any members ol Uit
fraternity living In thli area who
wish to attend ahould let In touch
with Clarence Busamsn at tele
phone tut or 1441 by Tuesday
I night.
Grerery Mr. and Mn. Owen B.
Thurman have purchaaed Uia A.
and P. grorery on Summers lane
from Mn. Ruth Yager. Mra. Thur
man will operate the ttore. and her
huaband will continue with hie )ob
at Weyerhaeuser Timber company.
Nalaralliallsa A nslursllxatlon
officer will be at the courthouM
Wedneeday, BepUmber 7, to eon
duet nalurallsaUon hearlnie at I
p. m. Examlnauona and oilier mat
ure will be handled starting at l it
Meat Peel iuaid The meetlivi of
the County Council of the PTA haa
been poatprmed from Beptember i
u ftrptember 19. There will be a
further announcement aa lo place.
CeereeUeei In a recent atorjr
regarding the Bherlfl'a Pmse Lake
view nde the name of Mai Ruga
waa mentioned In error. Roy Huge I
la making the four-day nde.
Aid Meet The Klamath Lutheran
Ladlea Aid will hold IU regular
meeting Tueaday at a p.m. Mra.
Y. J, Josepheon and Mrs. C. M.
M unlock ill be hoaUares.
Meeting The Midland Orange
Home Economics club will meet
Tueaday September at 1 p m. at
the home of Mrs. Oral HravtUn on
the Keno road.
Return Pram Aahland Mrs. Vir
gil Bmlth snd children. Dnnnte end
1 Kathle. have returned home here
1 after Waiting with relatives Hi Aah
land.
Ne Meeting The Wocua Com
munity club meeting, scheduled for
tonight (Saturday) has been poet
poned for one week.
Visiters Visiting with Mrs. Ray
Pianaberry are Lottie Kinney of
Weshouihal. Wash., and Eda Iver
son. Portlsnd.
September Sky
Taller Than Tail
By J. HIX.H PRl'iTT
Earlier twilight is gradually
lengthening the evenings of
autumn, thus giving more time
from which we msy snatch an
occasional moment to look toward
the starry sklea. Those favored with
a distant western honton will not
that the sun still sets a little north
of west. At the time of the equinox,
Beptember 23, sunset will occur due
west; and after that, farther and
farther south of west.
Although almanacs are calling
the full moon of October the har
vest moon, since It occurs three
dsya nearer the autumnal equi
nox than doea our full moon of
Beptember 7, yet the earlier one
allows the uxusl hsrvest moon
rUtractertstlca Just aa "vividly' at
the one of October. Beginning Mon
day, there are five days In sue
, cession on which moonrtsa at 45
degrees latitude occurs leas then
to minutes later any evening than
on the previous evening. This In
terval la somewhat longer south of
this latitude and less farther north.
The planet Mercury la In the
western twilight for a few evenings,
setting slightly south of west an
hour after sunset. It la In a poor
position for viewing, but may be
spotted by keen-eyed observers.
Venus la somewhat higher and
farther toward the south, setting
half an hour after Mercury, but Its
extreme brilliance makes It easily
seen.
batura la almost behind the
Park View Nursing Home
906 Wtit Main Street
Mtdford", Oregon Phont 2938
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Regiitored Nuria in Charge
M. ..i ... T,.k.l Mr and Mra John
J. Bants, 107 Laurel, art travelling
lo r ureal uruve, vie., wun uiu-
... U..H mtA Mm Pnttari H,ith Ulid
and Jim will enter Pactllo unlver-
elty. They have been awaraea tool
lull AcliiilarahliiA at the Purest
Urove liutltuiluii. Mr. and Mra.
lianla will return to rusmaui rails
alter a ahort vacation at tlie count.
Peetponed-A regular meeUm ol
the Mt. Manama ladles society ol
in. MnM.ric haa been oostDoiied
from September A to September 12.
Meeting There will be I meeting
of The BalvaUon Army advleory
board on Tueaday, Beptember t, at
noon. Luncheon will be eerved at
400 Klamath Ave. ,
On Business R. H. Ilemmesch,
O r s a t Northern superintendent
here, waa out of town on bualneaa
Prldsy.
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Rotarians
Hear Epley
Mao Epley, soon to leave Klam
ath Palls to accept an executive
position with metropolitan dally
newspaper In Long Beach, Calif.,
after 18 yeara aa managing editor
of The Herald and News, addressed
the Rotary club of Klamath Palls
yesterday noon using his personal
experiences aa a newspaperman In
this area since Auguit of 131 as
the theme ol his talk.
At times citing serious Incidents
and on other dTcaslona recalling
smualng hsppentngs In s most
hnartously entertaining manner,
pley astd he would always hold a
feeling of real affection tor the
Klamath country and all of Its peo
ple Hank ftecBen, seeking the Intrs
dartsry sad rUelng rrmarka of the
meeting aa Rotary' ehairmaa er
the day, auted that Epley bss aa
doabledlv been eae of the regran'g
aneat ardent and effective- boosters
fee many years. In closing, how
ever, Keeaon directed "a special
erecd ef raulloa" te Epley regarding
dire eensrajueneea sbaald Mae evee
eaeapalgn sditarlatly la Lang Beach
tee any ef nregaa'e water eapply
Deb Addison, Rotary president
and kmg time newapsper associate
of Epley's on The Herald and News,
also voiced appreciation on behalf
of the club for Mac's many Tears of
faithful service to the Klamath
country.
Company Charges
Time Stolen
ELIZABETH. N. J. Bent, t )
The theft of company time Is the
basis for a larceny charge brought
by the Phelps Dodge Copper Prod
ucts corporation here.
The company accused Charles
MsrLaren. an employe, of using
company tuna,' material and equip
ment to make a television antenna.
In its complaint the firm eatlmsted
the velue of Hie time at 13 74. the
material st I103. and the o v e r
hrad at 110 03. a total of 15004.
MacLaren. arraigned yesterday
belore Magistrate John L. McOulre.
denied the charge. The case waa
adjourned until Beptember P.
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Ones
sea e as as la completely lost In
the solar rays. Uargeoaa Jupiter
cannot be overlooked aa ft Slows
splendidly la the sooth eraUieast
la the early evening. It sets la the
southwest toward dawm.
Mara, the red planet, still so dis
tant aa to be rather Incxmaplcuoua.
rises In the north northeast over
three hours before the sun. It Is the
lowest of a string of three fairly
bright objects. The two above It,
counting upward, are the stars
Pollux and Castor.
Let us locate the bright stars of
early September i about t pin.
standard time it p.m. D8T). Low
In the south southwest, red Antsres
marks the heart of the Scorpion.
High In the west, orange Arcturus
stsnds at the base of the large
figure of the Kite, the top of which
la Inclined northward.
Ifi we are not toe far south, we
will see yellow Cspella twinkling
very near the b orison a Hills
east of north. It la moving east
ward and apward. Very high la
the sky eociewhat east ef sooth,
bright Altatr shines. It la aeeom
panieeVby two dimmer stars, one
above and one below It.
About In the tenlth, the point
directly overhead, blue-white Vega
glitters. Not far east of this star
end slightly north Deneb stands,
a the head of the Northern Cross.
Look for the Bqusre of Pegasus,
a large figure of four stars, now
well up and about directly east. The
square balances on one corner.
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Ut's face It:
Hammer hasn't been ee hot.
Navy Overcomes Military
Emergency; Designs New
Packs Of
NEW LONDON. Conn., Sept. 1
UP) The navy reports something
new In reconversions to meet a mil
itary emergency redesigned packs
of plsying cards.
The service had to order a new
Wallace Baker
Died Friday
Wallace W. Baker, 73, Z23 Home
Ave. paased away at 6 40 hurt eve
ning shortly after being admitted to
the Klamath Valley hospital. He suf
fered a heart attack at his home
and waa rushed to the hospital by
Kaler Ambulance service.
Mr. Baker waa an employe of the
Klamath Lake Moulding company
where he had worked as a night
watchman for the past three yeara.
He is survived by his wife. I g
duaghters, four sons, II grandchil
dren, and one sister.
He waa a member of The Latter
Day Saints church.
funeral arrangements are In the
care of Klamath Funeral borne.
Billy M'Fadyen
Is Honored
WOCU8. Sept 2 A banquet, at
tended by 30 friends and relatives
of Billy MrPadyen, U. 8. navy, was
given in his honor, at the Red Rock
chicken Inn. In Wocua, the night of
August II. Billy enlisted In the ser
vlee a Utile over a year ago, and
has been stationed at Norfolk, Vs,
since that time.
He. with his cousin. Darral Har
ral, both of Klamath Palls, were
home on a 30-day leave before sail
ing lo new pons. Darral has been
stationed at Moffet field, naval air
station, Calif., but Joined his cousin
for (he visit with home folks before
leaving the United 8latea. Billy, a
recent graduate from metalsmlth's
school, and In whose honor the par
ty at the Red Rock waa given, la
a grandson of Colonel Pred Howard,
and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mc
Padyen. Klsmath Falls.
Those gathered to bid farewell to
the two naval "buddies" were Vio
let McFadyen. aunt of Billy, Mrs.
Russell Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodle Wilson, and son, "Butch",
of Dorrts, Mrs. Lowell Wilson, of
Medtord, Mr. and Mra. Jim Mar
shall. Mr. and Mrs. Pst MrPadyen.
and son. "Micky", and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hurd. Mr. and Mra
Fred Howard were hosts to the
crowd.
Woodle Wilson brought his motion
picture projection machine and
showed 200 feet of film, pictures
taken this month, while he and his
wife vacationed for two weeks In
Canada.
Natural gas pipelines must aland
a pressure oi 1.000 pounds
quare Inch.
per
OUR
ALL CAR SERVICE
HITS THE JACK-POT!
If you've been "shopping' around for service for
your cor, stop now! You've hit the jock-pot when
you bring your car here. Our repair facilities are
complete . . . service is fast, and our prices rea
sonable. We love Lincolns and Mercurys but they
give us so little trouble Jhat we hove time to work
on all mokes!
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424 So. 6th
I'iahlng, swimming, boating
Loafing, picnics, baseball-
AU that rot.
Flying Cards!
color scheme for the hearts and
diamonda In the deck for this
reason:
Night-duty submariners and avi
ators wear special red glass es to
prepare their eyes fee quick adap
tation to Bight viaiea whea they'd
be called to topside duly.
The glasses worked fine from the
night vision angle, but there was
a big bitch:
The boys found that the (lasses
literally made a rough deal out of
card-playing In their quarters "be
fore duty time.
Since the glasses were red-colored
the spots on the red cards were
hard to see.
The navy settled the problem this
wsy:
It put black borders areond all
the hearts and dlaaaends and all
the nam Sera aa those cards were
made Mack also, la addition, spe
cial symbols were placed ea the
card edges to facilitate vtaWn.
In the redesigned decks made
up by a card company according
to navy specifications the spades
and clubs are the same aa In an
ordinary deck.
This sidelight on the war effort
waa explained yesterday by Lieut.
Comdr. Dean Farnsworth, head of
the color vision section of the
navya big submarins base at New
London.
He told It to a reporter during a
tour of the base made by the
"(Society for the 8tudy of Develop
ment and Growth" which Is holding
a symposium at Connecticut col
lege. In a talk to the scientists, Comdr.
Famriworth also declared: t
I. The service has what It con
sidered "foolproof testa for color
blindness" employing a variety of
Instruments. ,
t. It Is studying the problem of
the "best colors to put on the tails
of remotely controlled projectiles."
He offered no amplification.
SALEM vs. TRITKS
SALEM, Sept WV The Salem
city council doesn't want concrete
destined for the Detroit dam truck
ed through tut dry streets. The
council ordered a protest to be en
tered September when the state
public utilities commissioner hears
the application of a California truck
lng company for a permit to haul
the concrete from Portland.
Caroline
TEACHER
414 N. 9th St.
Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer
Let's target that dreary
August; aaeet the
Jeya et gay Bepteaaber.
Bride Won,
Beard Lost
PORT LEWI8. Sept I UP) The
bride who talked the sergeant out
of his beard was made an honorary
member of the tlst division last
night. And the fact that the ter
member of the flat division Thurs
day night. And the fact that the
sergeant still wore bis whlsksra at
last night's ceremony was accepted
by everyone concerned as merely a
temporary situation.
Twenty-two-year-old Verna Greg
ory and Sgt. Merle Kurtxhal 28 of
Ban Francisco, were married last
night after Kurtzhal agreed to
shave off the flowing beard and
handlebar mustache w h lefa has
made him the envy of Ft Lewis
soldier.
Brig, Oen. C. Lyn Fox. division
commander, gave the bride away
and commented:
"I and every ether officer ef the
outfit have failed la a persistent
campaign to get these whiskers re
snerred. Then eae girl ejeeaea along
aad the asrgeaat aet only aarrea
dera hat heart, bat bat whlsksra.
The Barries went off without a
hitch but the perfQnctory manner
In which the traditional kiss was
given brought subdued laughter
from the guests.
Workers To Help
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1 uPV A de
partment store workers union plana
a drive to bring in new business
and help the boss make money.
The APL null clerks local whoa
members work at the John Wane
maker department store will start
their campaign next week by spend
ing tMOO for newspaper advertise
ments. Paul P. Milling, the local's presi
dent, said the 1000 union employee
recognise that It la In their Interest
for the store to prosper.
CALMON DF.RBT
ASTORIA. Ore. Sept. S OPy The
Astoria salmon derby will hit Its I
big high this week-end. with the In- I
flux of Labor Day holidayers to j
compete tor the g3000 derby prise.
HOTELS
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We'll pick-up end
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Wayne Morse
'Hidden' By
His Family
EUGENE, Sept. J on In case
you've been wondering where Sena
tor Wayne L. Morse was he's been
lo hiding.
Not for any disgraceful reason,
though. Tis family Just wanted to
see him.
"We've been hiding him for two
dsvs." said Mra. Morse. "The fam
ily hadn't seen him since June, and
we've had a wonderful time, the
five of us alone."
The hiding place was his College
Crest ranch near here.
PEAK SCRAMBLE
SEATTLE, Sept. 3 OPi The fed- j
eration of western outdoor clubs
will meet In a mountain pasa and
scramble up a peak at their annual
convention Saturday, Sunday and
Monday,
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Jug Of Water .
Causes Fire
AUBURN. N. Y Sept. 3 ipy-A
Jug of water aet fire to Jack Ryan's
house In nearby Aurelius.
Firemen extinguished the blaze
after it caused minor damage to the
rear of the house yesterday.
Aurelius Fire Chief Ralph Web
ster said the blaze was started by
rays from the sun. magnified by a
Jug of water on Ryan a back porch.
HORMADEAH DANCE STUDIO
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1!:M Xeea to :M p. as. Classes Start Sept. Uth
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