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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1949)
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Are rivo r ' tut. rifk WtAlHER tlMIAM VON Te eats lsal "r - I' " Nwnial - JM WIKTtHH OKHtONi Cartlr cloudy this aiwinvoa. air tonight ana ealur day, earspt lur ata fg 01 low ir.oriilitg rlMiiiiiMM u)i Kuatl and In iiurlhatn In latiiw, angiitis wanner aflarnoona but runlsr tiMllglll. Mlgl bwlh dara U T itn puaal and Buiihern Inlartttr. Near SU liulh daa In aoutltam Inlailuf. Uai alight 4i lu U. NnrM-eriv l norin. t..ilr wlnda of lu to W aillee an Sour oir rnaal , KAHIKHN OMKIION: Perllr rloudy IMa artaiiuxHt apt luf-allr rluudy allll raw light aliowera In tuitlhsni ptitlion. (.anerallr lair lunlght and palmdajr. 1'iM.lar lunignl and warinar nalutdax High bMlav aA u Ts. Ixiwa tonight JS t.i 4a an apt naar au In votdar valleys Mlglia Hatiirdajr TO to la NOHTIIKHN CAI.irOKNIAt fair todee and aatuiriar but with Inral morning tug along eoaal. engM! waimar ovar In tailor today Nmtharaalarly wlnda of 10 In an itill an tiHir n'f rnaal niXJI'r. MtvrN VAlJ.SV llaarlng to day Fair lonlglil and llalurflar High I.Hl.y mi lxiw tonight U. High Sal. brdax SS. I ormrr Resident a nt. James W. Curtis of Ureal r"elle. Mont., formerly of Klamath falls, haa been aaalgued to Cta Jlma achuol. Kin Jim. Japan, fur a rourag In food mid pastry preparation. Ha will return lo Ilia unit stationed at Nsgoya upon complrtlon of the rourae. Hvl. Curlla, aon of Mr. and Mr a. William K. Curtla of Koaeburg. waa an employe of Emli's Buper market her before Joining tho service. New Leaders Four n leader have recently taken Cllrl Scout troopa. Mm. l.awreiire Weallund and Mra. Walter Hleaainger at working. In Roosevelt and relrvlrw neighbor hood, reaiiertlvely, and Mra. Clar ence Hill and Mra. rreda Enroan are hrlplng Willi Henley troopa. More leader are needed and volun teer are urged to call the Olrl Brout office. N A ACT -There will be a regular meeting of the National Aaaocla tlon tor the Advancement of Color ed People at 1 p. m. Uila Saturday at the chamber of commerce. All member are urged to attend, and frlenrta are welcome. The business meeting will be very brief and will be followed by a discussion period on the topic. "Poetry of a Pilgrim." led by Miriam Smyth. Promoted Word haa been re ceived that Dotiglaa W. Roae. aon of Mr. and Mr. Orval B. Roae of Xlia California, haa been promoted to private Oral claaa. pre Roae 1 a driver In the 7th cavalry regi ment motor pool In Tokyo, Japan. He haa been overseas since July S. IMS. Rummage Anyone having arti cle for the rummage and white elrphane aale to be given by the tanged Valley Associated Women la aaked to contact chrlatlne Brown or call Lorella, JIM, before Octo ber 12. From Reno Mr. and Mr. Ernest Kofoed of Iteno, formerly of Med lord and frequent visitors here, were In Klamath Pall Thursday and gueata at the KlwanU club luncheon. Kofoed I In the Iniur an re business. firaduale Marcella Rand of 4M N. loth haa r.aduated from the medical ircnnology claaa at OTI. Her average for the complete course wa 66 9. Immediately on leaving the wa employed by a phyalrlan In Portland. Te Behoof Charlea Martin, aon of Mr. and Mr. Charlea J. Martin, 12. N. 7th. left recently for Balem to enter hla )tinlor year at Willa mette unlvenlty. Visitor Charlotte Allen of Port land arrived here Thursday for a vlalt of aevrral day with Mr. Fae Wilson, 707 Washington. Te Iloaplul Don Lynch wa moved from hi residence, MO N. lh. to Klamath Valley hoapltal at J a m. today by Kaler'a ambulance. Lynch 1 under medical care. White Bhrlne Officer! of Naomi Bhtine No. S will hold a practice at the Maaonlc temple on Bunday, October 2. at 7:30 pm. All are urged to attend. From Aahland Dr. and Mr. J. O. Patterson returned from Aah land last night after attending the funeral of Dr. Patterson' brother, William J. Patterson of Aahland. At lllllalde Among patient at Hillside hospital 1 Everett Steam of 9031 Eberleln, who la receiving medical care. He 1 a Weyer haeuser employe. Frum Malem-Mre. Victor O'Neill haa returned from Balem where he attended a meeting of the stale educational survey committee and tale board of education. Harry D. lloivln, member of the board, re turned home Thursday from the Halem meeting. He alao spent a hort lime In Portland on business. Tewnaend Club Saturday night haa been ael the data for a hard time dance, apoliaorrd by the Town aend club. The public U Invited to the party which will be held In the KO hall, and all are Invited to come in coatume. Rummage nate j ne laqim ma ( of Uie Merrill Prrabyterlan church will hold a rummage aale again to morrow at Hie Oregon Trading Poat In the old bank building In Merrill. Anyone who haa rummage to do nate may leave It at the Trading Poat. la rirhool-Lee N. Casper, aon of Mr. R. E. Blabey of Bonanta. ha entered Vantlrrbllt unlveralty, Nashville, Teun. Lee completed two years of poat graduate work at Co lumbia Military academy, Columbia, Turn., last aprlng. Called bv llliieaa Mr. John Rtber of Malm I exacted home tonight by plane from Han Franclt co where he wa called by the critical Illness of her brother who la In Stanford Lane hospital. Kalraon Flailing Mr. and Mr. Clyde Van Meter lefl yeaterday where they will pend several day almnn flahlng. Van Meter la In the hardware buslnew In Malm. Recovering John Rose Jr. of Weed, who auffered a shoulder In Jury when hi gun accidentally went off several days ago, la doing nicely at Klamath Vallry hospital. Returning Mra. Burse Mason Jr , and daughter Clarissa ore expected to return on the DaylUM Saturday afternoon from San Francisco where they have spent the past 13 day. ! Ill-Carol Elllngson, 16. of Bly, i haa been In Hillside hospital for several days under medical care. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elllngson of Bly. Patient A peMeM at Hillside hospital la J. C. Morehead. II -year-old aon of Elmer Morehead of Beat- ty. Medical Care Mrs. William Ellis o! 1434 Pleasant Is under medical care at Hillside hospital. In Hospital Mra. Vern Olbbs of Weyerhaeuser ramp 4 la under medical care at Hillside hospital. svtwwjsssssssssssi asayaasaaaai aa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai y0 NEWEST EQUIPMENT ot tht bureau of reclamation shops is a portoble truck crane for general use over the Klamath project. The giant piece of machinery is used in connection with operotion and maintenance of irrigation and draining works as well as pumping plants, and replocing water control structures. The machine, due to mobility and rubber tire mounts, may be moved from one end of the project to the other for emergency repoir of ditch breaks and removol of trash ond weed jams in the spring. The crone has remote controls to the operotion, while working the crone itsolf, can move the truck as well. Loggers and Contractors Machinery company is the local agent. For a tea pennies per word you can advertise to thousands through a Want Ad I Phone Bill. ECA Stands For Lumber Aid Funds WASHINGTON. Sept. 30 lATht economic cooperation administra tion plans no change In It policy of Insisting the United State lum ber Industry be afforded a chance to compete for business made possi ble with ECA dollar. , P a u 1 Hoffman, administration head, so Informed Rep. Mack IR Waahl today In reply to a request from the congressman. Lumberman Concerned Mack wrote Hoffman that Wash Ington state lumber manufacturer and producers were concerned over an announcement by the state de partment that more latitude would be allowed the United Kingdom In purchases made with ECA dollar after the British devalued the pound. Mack told Hoffman that any change In the previously announced policy to Insist American producer be given chance to bid on pur chase made with ECA dollar would greatly harm the nation's lumber and plywood Industry. There Is no change contemplat ed In the policy whereby the United States lumber Industry Is afforded an opportunity to compete for lum ber products where dollar are used to purchase the commodity," Hoff man replied. ... . .. Waaassasal ..i. J -"-"-.v Accldenta cause 42 times a many deaths among U. S. children as does Infantile paralysis. NEW MAN Bill Fought, re cently of Boise, hos moved to Klamath Falls and joined the staff of Shaw Stationery, as salesman covering the Klam- ath basin territory. He was at the Klamath naval air station at one time during the war. He ond Mrs. Faught. the for mer Betty Lepley of Tuleloke, make their home ot 3039 Crest with their two small sons. More than five million Americans work as truck drivers. OT Group To Construct Fire Truck OTI The state budget board ha authorised construction of a model fire truck In the school shops. It will Include all the latest equipment and can be loaned, In case of emergency, to other districts. The permanent home of the vehicle will be at Oregon Tech except lor the annual fire school sessions. The seventh annual fire school wa held here from September li lt, sponsored by the Oregon Fire Chief association. The League of Oregon Cltle.1, de partment of vocational education, fire marshal's office and Portland fire department. The last three meetings have been held at Oregon Tech, due to the facilities at hand. Safeway Transfers Scott to Longview James D. Scott, district manager of the Klamath Falls area for Safe way Stores, left Friday for Long view. Wash, where he haa been transferred In a similar capacity by the firm. C. C. Peterson of Portland has arrived here for a two week' re placement of Scott and permanent district manager will . be Harold Johnson of Portland, expected here by October IS. OTI ROBERT L. Bl'RK haa been added to the Irutnactlonal i ataff of Oregon Tech. as dry cleaning instructor. He la 31 year of age and comes te the hill-top school frorc Fort Angrles, Wash. where he conducted hla awn dry cleaning eataMlshment for a num ber of year. Rurk la a IMt gradu ate ef the National Inatltute of (leaning and Dyeing at liver Hpringa, Md. Leaving St. Martin's college, Olympus. Wash, in IMt te eater the army, he eaw arrriee overseas aa a eommisaiened officer in the 71Uj (Liberty division). Tried to Run Over Wife; Sentenced EDMONTON, Alta., Sept. 30 UP) Because a U. S. air force lieuten ant tried to run over his wife with an automobile 10 day ago, he was given a six month uspended Jail sentence yesterday and fined on three other charge. Jack Lewi, of Denver, Colo., ad mitted to police that he attempted to run down his wife ss they re turned home after a party. They have since reconciled. Lewis was fined SS0 and cost) on a charge ot dangerous driving, 120 for Illegal possession ot liquor and S30 for willful damage the latter to a mailbox and window struck by the car. ' vi Him iii.i l our Diamond deserve February was 1048 safest month with 7500 accidental deaths In the United 8tates, August the most dan gerous with MOO. 1 i - 1 DR. HARRY R. SCRIBNER, ED KOLAR, Optemetrist Dispenilng Optician OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT City center . . , Main street frontage. Inquire Drew's Mansion ll It costs so little to give your lovely diamond a new look. Bring it in to Rickys today. 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