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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1949)
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2V, 1V4V HfcKALD AND NEWS. KLAMAIh rr.L.. OREGON . ACE TWENTY-ONE Midland Empire News Merrill Mra, Jriinle Olmatrad and Mra. palay Clreen frnm Mvermore, Calif , spent the week-end it Hit Wllllum Walker home. Mm. Olm stead U alater n( Mrt. Walker. Mr. mill Mra. Rv Moore, whQ live near Payton, Wih. vlailrd re. renlly at the Lealer Mnorra. They mart accompanied by thrlr dauuti lar, Mra. Cllrmi Wilis' whoa home la In Hrrkelry, Calll. Tha party mat returning from a months vaca tion trip tn Iha Clrand Caiiynn I n Arlanna and points In California. Mr. and Mra. Harold tlrnrtrli k aon, Jark and Mary Jn encoded Ilia Idaho-Oregon anit In Eugene lal week-end. Mr. and Mra. flnyd lane nf Bll var I.ake, Ore , vlaltrrt ovrr Ilia week-end at Ilia Jim Heeder noma. Lane la Mra. Ilerdere brother. ' BeveM. and till grade ilrla a I tended tha Junior high play day In Malm on Mdav. All Junior huh Irla In Ilia rounty if Invltrd. eleventh and Mil irada bia rama (o Mrrrlll for Ilia day. and parllrl. paled In football, rain, horse shoes, anrker and various otliar gemea. Mr. Maunry and Mr. Ilum pla vara In chanr nl Uia buya and Mra llrydn accompanied Iha (irla to MaUn. Mambara of tha high arlinol and grade acllool farulllra. and Ihrlr , huabenda and wlvra enioyctt a pot lurk diniiar al tha Harold llmdr.rk ann homa Thuraday evening. Har brrued hemburgera vara iha main dlah. Tha tint National Aaaembly pro tram nf Iha yrar hrld at Mrr rlll hlh. Iteplrmber H Btudenla en Joved tha Lewta playera ho fra. turad a venirllotiulal and matlrlan. Mr. and Mia. Roland Wat drovt to Band laat week-end to vlalt Kol and a parents, Mr. and Mri J. C Weal. Mr. and Mra. William Jlnuette hsve raturnad from Itclll-ghsm. Waal), where lhay visited I hair dauthtrr Mra. rrank Merrill, on thair ralurn lhay vialtcd Irlrnda and ralailvaa In Heattle. and In Mil waukee. In Cnrvallia thry alopird at iha homa nf llrv and Mra Ken neth Brown, fnrmarly nf Merrill Tha Browns hava t naw dauthtrr born faepiember 12. CWna Hill, former Mrrrlll rail dant was In Marrlll for a day laat week calling on friends. One now lives In Bacremento. Mr. and Mra. Ureal Bnapp have gone lo A-hland hara both will en lar BfX?. Tha two ara married Au gust M In Marrlll. Irma Uplak. who waa amployad at tha Cratar Uka Dairy alnra dur ing tha nimmrr months, haa ra urned tn HOC to rontlnua her aiudiaa thara Joan Noonan haa takar. mar lrma a dullra at Iha dairy aura. Lanqell Valley Mia. Hophla rfrlffer nf Mlnot, N. I). U here vlalt lim hrr aon. Ilolillu Plrlllrr anil tnmlly. of Ungrl vallry and Hit l.yla I'lalffara of Kamath ralla. Mra. Owan Pepple of Bonanza en Joyad liiiirhron Thuraday wllh Mr. and Mra. Paul Monrot and attended Iha guild meeting In the afternoon. Mra. Mary Pcarbnrn haa raturnad In har dauuhlrr. Cora Laavltl a homa from Hillside hoapltal. (ilia la recovering nlraly from hrr rrrant lllneaa. Mr. and Mia. O.-ullt DeVaul halt a naw ardan purchased laat week. Mia. Don Hoia and aon a pant Thumlay a I Tulrlaka with Mra. (toy A. Ilixliira. Mra. Jrrry Van lluaklik and aona of Tulrlaka were dinner gurnts of Mra. lllll Uurnrii and family Thura day. Mr. and Mra. IrtltT Plnelll nf Midland wrra alao vlaitors at Hit Human homa. Mr. and Mra. Harry KrsKlrr wrra I dlnnrr turata of Mr. and Mra. F. W. j Blown Wadnraday availing. Mr. and Mra. Martin Mlikcslson I of Portland aiient tha week-end with t hia Mater. Mra. Rohlln Pfrlffrr and ! family. I Mr. and Mra. Ialrr avltt re i raivrd a plrtura and clipping from : t h a Imh Vrgaa Itrvirw Journal allowing 20 rouplra. whlrh Included hla paranu, Mr. and Mra. Laatrr I l,eavltt Hr . all of whom hava barn ' married 60 yaara or mora. A party waa alien In thrlr honor at tha riamimo hotel In Laa Vrgaa by I the hotel and the newapaiwr. Rpa I rial ttiela were Mr. and Mra. Gab- by llavea of Hollywood, who hava ' bren married 3& yeara. Hplka Jonea and hla City Bllrkera furntihed en ' tertamment. I Otleaaa Noble aiient Monday with Cora Uavlll. Mattlr MrKall vlalted Mra. Urarborn and Mra. lavlit j rnday Mr. and Mia. Koy Hodiira and Al Dearborn wrra dinner gurvia Thuraday. Mra Mary Hmlth and Mra Harry T r a I e r vulled al the Roy A. Hodk-ea homa In Tulelake Sunday. Little 1-yrar-old Ikiua'aa Nork. who waa killed by a falling log at Bhady Cove, waa Uia great-nephew of Mr. and Mra. Ben Nork of Un let! valley. Bympathy la eatended ts tha family, wnlch lived In Pot valley before moving to Mrdford. Cora Leavlit and Mary ylaited Haael llodgeaon Friday. Mr and Mra. Oua Carr of Klam ath Falla apent aeveral daya with thrlr aon and dauthter-ln-law. Mr and Mra. Delbert Carr. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Mr.8ullister.tdlo THE NEwS0Oy JUST UJUFDP Tn Pi IT "IMF fliOCD CvtOl Wlf.UT WUKt r-rn-trv uvi-ra,r Kur .1 ruryn 011 00 THE PlRST RAlNy I DAy-yup.' you GUESSED IT! BULLISTER IS OUT AND 1HE VESTIBULE, -L rv DAy-yup.' you GUESSED atTV . I I rr I 13 ii i iptcd ic rt i-r K .w -IHI AND the VESTIBULE J5b V3 XT-Z ? JUST REMEMBER tO 'i LUCK.tD - Y''l.f-J PT'N VESTlBULEj , r-Linpy I COULD 1 , JL' AMD WE'LL GET ,'J V 'XTPf LEAVE IT Xi I V ALONS FINE '. Aj- KJrvIJi3J UNDER THE iVtW, Mark's Value Cut Decided BONN, Oermany, Sept. 28 UP) Chancellor Konrad Adenauer an nounced today that the threw Weat ern tlllea had decided to cut tha value of tha Weat German mark from 30 cent to 23.80 centt In VS. money. Adenauer, head of tha new Weat Oerman republic, aald the tilled recommendation had been given to hla cabinet aa a reault of devalua tion of tht British pound. Originally. Adenauer declared, tht Germans had wanted the rale set tt 22 'i cents. Mr. snd Mra. Cliff Branham and ' aoiu. Clifford and Mike, attended tha Shrtna clrcua Saturday. i Mra. Ivan Dennis Hr. has relumed homa from tha Vrrka hoapiul where aha underwent aurirery. ! Mra. Sylvia Dunran Hew to Be-' atlle Tueaday to vmtt her alater and family. Tha VFW auiiliary will hold a special meeting Ortnber J at the Adin Fenwick reaidence. Yvonne: Fillmore, dlvtrltt 20 president, will be here PreMdent Vina Gilmer urges all membrra to attend : Butie Vallry hurh arhool'a Bull-! duga won thrlr firat football game I aix mani of the aeaaon from Fort! Jonea 32 to 2 ! MieJtoaaaJ ! fe r n. material and a sewlngj iQlQllU I machine. A blouse will be made In Mr. and Mra. Harry Fairs and ' f! houra- time. ! aon. Donald, returned to Midland Thoae present at the rally day: alter a trip to rian Franclaco where meeting were, chairman. Mrs. Leon Ihey attended the September l:h Andneu: vlct chairman. Mrs. Har wedding of their son. Gerald, and ry Fales; secretary. Mrs. Cllve Mc Mary Beth 8uencer. dauglier of i Pherson. and Mra. LeRoy Houck. F. F Benrer of Bynum, Tex., for- ' Mrs. Henry Milligan. Mrs. Everett merly ol Klamath Falla. She la a Mathews and Mrs. John Mistier. grsduate of Klamath Union high Fort Lewis Troops Go On Maneuvers FORT LEWIS. Wash.. Sept. 2 P Tall-end units of Fort Lewis troops were leaving this virtually deserted army post today to complete tht first stages of g manuever that will cover millions of aquart miles and Involvt more than M.000 service men. Nearly 15 000 2nd division troops reached San Diego yesterday and three more troopshlpt will unload here during the rest of the we'. Before they return to thia and other Pacific Northwest posts, the men will have participated In an assault on the Hawaiian Inlands. Between now and then, the men from this post. Fort Lawton and Fort Vorden. will engage In vast exercises off the coast of California In cooperation with navy and ma rine force personnel. .. ,i . i i Vienno Power Rotes Eyed by Americans VIENNA (V-A group of United States power experts are In Vienna to maka a atudy of Austrian elec trical power ratra, Membera of the power mission In clude Nevln E. Funk, an ax view president ot the Philadelphia Elec tric company: Onbrlel O W essen tia uer, director of power, Tennessee valley authority; Harry I. Miller, manager, rata research depart ment, Wisconsin Public Service company; John Mortgomery, state department, recorder; and Lt. CoL S. Chlttlck, escort officer. Although Alabama ranks fourth aa a cotton-producing atate. It is the biggest heavy-Industry state tn the south. WORKS FOR CHIANG In a xiblished interview, William J. Goodwin (above) of Roslyn, N. Y on American public r- i lotions man, revealed in Washington, D. C, that he ! is employed ot $25,000 a year ; by the Chinese Nationalists to get more money and support for Chiang Kai-shek's govern ment in its battle against the communists. The flag should be displayed dally, weather permitting, on or near the main building of every public Institution. Don't Be FAT! RJXX. helps youreduc Ar- Tike X.D.X. TeblfH twftttt 4 .ateaU n help TO cvuo uur app- f am mnnit6m4 hauate. braita V ,J wall. fc.D-X. Ta Mp Vm 4 aKaia atvrt F -ua II rur wVocior k told ytm to ekt ot wcifht. ilk himsbout tht xuitii nr I D X. TabsVra inei fteducitkl PUt. IDL ltUkkts Ut Tht Scmm Show Yrm. Ye 4o vaai tm lot wtight, cVn r you Thrn bu? i pxicfc of I DX Tblco uni fctUw ibt I DX. gldt -avJ?T 1 3 2T5 VaeUaaaVaieat f aMataaiye4MtBw JAiTaweriwesleeaJ school, class of 4g. Gerald Is a radio operator on the L'BS Kepoae. UHN. The wadding DAM PROBE TTAWA, Sept. 2 iCP) A I2V0O0 contract has been let for Dorris Federal Timber Sale Proposed MET) FORD, rtepU It ITl The aala of 1M 000.000 board feet of tim bar on government land In the Med ford dutrlrt during HS0 waa recom mended today by tht O C ad visory board. Tha board alao auggeai'd that Ihe bureau nf land management tmeat part of grarlng revenuea tor I m pmvemant of paatureland. Mra. Lorena Ward, principal of Dorria grade school, has been elect ed delmate lo the Bwkiyou county Federation of Women's Clubs con I vention In MrCloud. October I I Mra. Lloyd Stevenson of Ml. He bron Is recovering In the Yreka hos pltal from aurgery. W. K MilU and Frank Carter ot Teniunt were In Dorria laat week- end. Mr. and Vtra. Wood I a Wllaon and ; Mra. Israeli Wilon apent Thuraday 1 evening In Medford wllh tha Jark , Burkes Earl Caraon Jr. haa been tan fined to hla home with a leg I n- Jury. , Kalhryn Btlrkney and aon. Da I vld. were In Klamath Falls Friday. Stowaways Worry Italians OENOA oPi Italian authontira are concerned over the increasing number ol atowawaya who want to seek their fortune In fsroff Isnda Port offinala reported recently that three Italian ahtpe recently re- i turned a total of 36 auch clandestine Italian emigranu. mostly from I South America. Most of the atow- ! awaya art unemployed youtha who . try to go to Latin America, If thry are not discovered aboard ahlp thry ' are caught at the porta and re turned . Recently one ambitious youth : msde his way to Barcelona. Spain, in the hopca of making II easier to get aboard a South America-bound ' boat He waa caught by Spanish p, lice and returned to Italy. i.;. .1 ,k. ....i ,h.i -- drilling of the Kootenay river In Lt. lAni ! Columbia to aee If a dam Trewure Mand. J u practlclblt ,t me Plumbob oam. The reception was held at the lM, 2S miiea north of the Inter home of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence national boundary. NeUon of San Francisco. . Those' attending from Klamath: Aeschylus, gresteat of the Greek Falla were Mr. and Mrs Kenneth tragic poets, won II contests until Rsmson and daughter. Zea. and he was defeated' In 4M B.C. by Mrs. R. C Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Sophocles. Roy Swedin, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet 1 Bsmson nf Lincoln. Calif . and friends from San Francisco. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Fales are at home 1 at 463 Frll aireet. Ban Francisco. 1 The Midlsnd home extension unit held Its rslly dsy meeting at the Midland grange hall recently with seven members attending. Plans for the ensuing yrsr were made with the chairman. Mrs. Leon Andrleu, presiding. The October meeting wi'l be hrld In the grange hall Thuraday. October 20. 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