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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1949)
frit"? ACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 141 Expect 1000 For Teacher Meet Here ; A lull two - dy program It planned (or th Southern Oregon Region conference or teacher. In tituia to be held In Klamath Pall Thursday and Friday. Teachers, supervisors and prin cipals will gather her from Klam ath, Lake. Jackson and Joarphln tountles and all city and county school! her and In th other thre counties will be dosed while th educators convene. Carroll B. Howe, superintendent of Klamath county schools, ts gen eral chairman of th conference and more than 1000 sr expected her. Registration Registration start at I a. m. Thursday and the general session will b held in the newly completed Mills auditorium at I a. m.. with Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president ol Southern Oregon college, aa chair man. Texas Cities Walloped By Vicious Storm HOUSTON. Tel.. Oct. 4 A vicious hurrlrsne smashed acruss the Oolden Texas coast, hit Oalvea. ton and Houston a walloping blow and sped Inland early today. Winds ol 100 miles an hour whip ped the area between Free port and Matagorda initial contact point and lashed the sprawling metropo lis of Houston at (0 to to miles an hour. Th hurricane smashed Into Tex as biggest city it population is Too Lazy o Hunt By BILL JENKINS Here I am writing a column (so called again after a three year lay off while I tilled In as slot man here at The Herald and News. The last time 1 had to lake to the typewriter was as the author ol our Static column. Since that day that column has been handled by msny different people while 1 sat and loalad along through days Ire. I "' """T,. V.T." of th. back breaking weight ol th. , " - ""'V' ' "l. Omaha Holds KF Fugitive; Long Sought A search lor an army man who successfully evaded Klamath offi cer for months, ended in Omaha, Neb. this week and Sheriff Jack Franry said he would leav by plan to take in custody Ul-yrar-old Lewis omniscient screed you always know) la due. Own Little Caroer - People w ho w rite columns usually ; fall Into a classification all by them- 1 , DR. REX PUTNAM, slot su perintendent of public instruc tion, will be omong the top speakers at the annual South ern Oreqon Regional confer- Superintendent of School. Arnold i eduled here Thursday ralapp will greet th teachers and ond Friday. Oralapp will greet there will be music followed by an address by Rev. Paul Wright of the First Presbvterlan church. Port land. "Do W Know What We Ar Doing?" ' Following a coffee hour. Dr. Rex Putnam, atate superintendent of public Instruction, and Cecil Posey of the Oregon Education associa tion, will speak. Sectional Session. Th sectional meetings will be held throughout the afternoon and there are two dinner meetings scheduled. On Friday, sectional meetings will hold the spotlight during the morning, with a general session at 1 30 p. m. In Mills auditorium. H. B. Ferrin of Lakevlew Is chair man, with the speaker. Dr. Harry Dlllin. president of Llnfield college. "Our Part in These Time.' Tobin Pleads For Solid Labor Front ST. PAUL, Minn.. Oct. 4 iV-Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin today called on organized labor to replace discord and cross-purposes with 'the solidarity of cooperation" to secure such objective a repeal of the Taft-Hartley act. "It has already been proved that when an International crisis is be ing faced, or when the labor move- The two-day meet will close with i mem is being threatened within a an address by Dean Paul B. Jacob- Murphy la officially charged wilh larceny by Impersonation and Sheriff Franry said Uie charge waa filed after Murphy allegedly stole blank checks from th Arundel selv... They get a far-away look in i 1" ".".T" SZ'1'1 "'". eatim.ted t more th.n SOO O00-nd ! 4 ,oul,n " M0- Klamath th whiplashlng winds buffeted th. ,w- ur ,",t0 p,7 na Falls. city tor mor. than a aohd hour. j T.TtJlVT". ' . " h Presented Heads North i"Z '". .17. . - a..h himself Slsmming northward. It was due ; eventually they even start to hate ' ' to reach the Lufkin-Palrstine, Tex . i themselves. All they rsn think ol is area early this afternoon more j that they have to turn out so many Illegal Deer Meat Sends Two to Jail Two Chlloquln deer humeri are homed In th county Jail in lieu of heavy tinea for Illegal possession of deer meat. They are Richard Vallea and Es queda Crua. The two were arrrstrd by stat police Monday when they were found with a do deer. Vallrs, section foreman for Southern Pa cific at Kirk, waa lined UK) or 17S dava In Jail, plus a IM 50 fin for falling to lag th deer. Crua will do lit dava or dole out 3M far illegal possession of deer meat. They were sentenced by Jus tice ol th Peace Jack Urliton of Bly. as an employ ot th com- thsn 100 miles inland. I Th damag the hurricane trailed ' In Ita wake was not Immediately known. But the part ol the coast it first hit last nicht ts a rich one. Immediately in in northward path are cities, towns, oil and agricul tural sections. The New Orleans weather bureau in an advisory said that winds and , inches of filler the next day they hat themselves aa hates a slavedriver. So if 1 pass you on the street after this and don't speak. think I'm mad or being rude. I n just communing with, myself and trying to think ot something to say. Army A Wot. At the time, Sheriff Franry said, the man was AWOI. from Hie arm I SIP mm, tnrl H nl-ml U-.-i.ah " Indi.nr Murphy waa picked up by the ,i-i,Ilnv " returned to Indiana him tor Klamath county. In the meantime. Murphy was transferred Nothing like stirring up a ruckus within an organisation so I II start should dimmish as t h e hurricane j 0ff with a slight argument with my ! "1. h HPPred Spiked Deer Trips up Two Two Klamath Falls welders were In th county jail this morning un der I3M ball each on charges o t T h e y are Robert Edwin Lus enmbe, 40. S33 Crest, and Harry to Camp Atterbury. Columbus, O. Chester Uoodrlrh, 31. 1MJ Etna, and there he asked for an riner- I Goodrich waa arrested by state no gency furlough. This was granted I lice at 4 50 p. m. Monday at 110 son. University of Oregon, "Demo cratic Administration." E. H. Hed rick of Medford will be chairman of the afternoon session with a summary of the conference present ed by Leland Linn of Ashland. moved Inland. But within 35 miles of the center of the hurricane they raged at a speed of 100 miles an hour. Storm ( healed Hurricane warnings may have cheated the big winds ot human ca sualties. Most towns in It path were but toned up. many resident had fled to Inland cities. Fire thousand per sons sought shelter In Houston's city auditorium and Sam Houston coliseum. They were calm, even cheerful. Many mothers carried babes in arm. fellow columnist Deb Addison. For i Murphy Is a resident of Kokomo, th past several days Deb has' been I f."d - here hl '" 1 ld to be Californian Held for Trial A California transient waa trans ferred from the city Jail to the coun ty pokey last night to await trial on charge of petty larceny. He la Joseph Smak O'Bryan, 43. who was apprehended by the city police Monday, on complaint of Vance Vaupel, local drugstore own er. Compact Chars. Vaupel charged O'Bryan with lift ing a woman's compact from hi store. City police officers said the transient laborer was trying to sell the compact at 6th and Klamath when arrested. O'Bryan was due for preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace J. A. Mahoney today. UN Sends Iron Lunas to India LAKE SUCCESS. 'IV-The Unit ed Nations World Health Organi zation has sent 16 Iron lungs to India to help combat a sudden out break of infantile, paralysis. state or In Washington. AFL and CIO can work together effectively and harmoniously." Tobin said in a speech prepared for t h e national AFL convention. "Logical Projection' I am pleading merely for a logi cal projection of the plnt behind such activities." the cabinet officer said, pointing out that h. had no program of unification" or -any scheme for making labor one and indivisible." He urgea cooperation on the po litical level "if we are to get rid of Taft-Hartley" and realize other narta of President Tnimin'i -v-i- ' Deal." Sunday the AFL executive com mittee rejected political cooperation with the CIO on a national scale, but left the way open for Joint ac tion locally. Grolapp to Speak At Realtors Lunch Arnold L. Grslspp. superintendent of public Instruction in Klsmsth Falls, will be the speaker at the Wednesday noon luncheon of the Klamath board of realtors. Oralapp will discuss the school , situation in Klamath Falls In re-I lation to population and the anticl- j pated enrollment within the next eight years. The meeting will be held In the Willard. painting the glories ot deer hunting. I d like to put in a word for those of us who never go out sfter the elusive buck. While our hardier ac quaintances tramp the dusty, hot hills we sit in comfort in a sou chair. When the work day is done we go home to a clean home, com- plete with bath, and get our exer cise by reading stories about deer hunting.. ; it meat ts the order of the day j we stop at a grocery store and for I lesa than the price of a box of , shells pick up a piece of steak al ready cut and ready to cook. No butchering. And we go to sleep in a warm bed between sheets and sleep until past daylight at least in comfort. N Bed Of Roses I have even been reliably Inform ed bv various and stinrirv vivm I deer hunters that their lite Is not all Opening of the Denbar Lumber ,na itues. The vacation out- company at a location near the UJU,lly consist oi moving away Merrul-Lakeview Junction la an- ,rom mod""- appliances and still nounced today br Ed Alt. manager. dolnt " th cooking and what not The company will specialize in the on r inferior equipment. Some va wholesale and retail handling o t , c,"?n ,or redwood brought here from Cres-1 mu' 1 11 hv o admit-that cent City. j Drt) Proposition of headquartering Denbar ha been In the wholesale " " h lumber business here for four years.! fDL5,.?i.'L . The new yard is being opened on X.n nouU ButsVo, rn.1," . j - . inp. iu use mine out in rriintr re uae ox uie juncuon. An ol in umiuuii suu siinu re unucr . . construction. I c,..,- ... . . . , ! r-,,.. Stle Note: On a recent trip to tn. near future to Include yard, at Cisco has eased on ,h. " . I New Lumber Firm Opens New Idajon Apple Makes Its Bow MOSCOW, Idaho. Oct. 4 ia-A new apple variety, the Idajon. has been released bv the University of Idrho agricultural experiment sta tion. Dr. Lelf Verner, horticulturist, said today the new apple ts a cross between the Jonathan and Wegener varieties. "There la a need In the apple In dustry tor a good dessert vsriety r'penlng somewhat ahead ot Jona than," he said. "Idajon la larger than either parent and has an at tractive, nearly solid red color." Small Trash Fire, Little Damage Market while Luscombe was appre hended ten mlnutea later at 6th and Plumb. Each had one half of a spiked deer In his possession. Truckers Foil Robbery Try In Tulelake TULELAKE An attempted rob bery at the Oresham Motor com pany, Tulelak., warty this morn ing tailed to materialise when the would-be robbers were apparently frightened away from th company aaf by Kim truck driver. Last night, two trurk drivers from San Leandra, Calif., brought a load of new cara to th company, and remained In th building lor MM night. Tarrk l'aa Admittance Ui th. building wtf gained from the bark and th. bmglara were at work using a port abl. acetylene torch on Hi hlnga ol th aaf door when Uiey wr apparently frightened off by har Ing Ui drivers moving about ! another part ot His building. Night Policeman Herald Hnrtg waa railed, and th Tulelak polio rouunutU Ui Investigation today. About lino In cash and 1400 la clinks were In th. aaf. but war not reached by th robbers. Til ukilele wss la'en to th Ha wiian Island by Portugese Immi grant. gwaTfTrTvpill?Mp hnn-OT Ha- -UX;lr grri MOVES HERE TOMORROW riTTilTgriTtM SPECIAL ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT RESERVED SEAT TICKETS NOW ON SALE TOMORROW ...THURSDAY! 5l!Si. Msdras and Ontario. The local office will be the dis tribution point for Bend. Lakevlew, Prlnevllle, Culver. Madras. Cedar ville. Alturas and Reno. The head office Is in Portland. Ole Rainwter will be yard salesman. lar requirement for men. Now you see quite a lew men In the central shopping district wandering around j wearing a outton-up sport shirt un der a Jacket. Or are they Just mor. tourists like the rest of us? NW Air Defense lysis. . . . WHO plans to attack poliomyelitis ! Q Be DOIStereO on a world wide scale. As part oi lte program It asked member coun tries to help create an international pool of Iron lungs which they could draw on In emergencies. WHO ha also begun preparations for the co ordination of research. SIX CLIMBERS DIE TOKYO. Oct. 4 (P Six of eight Japanese college boys died over the week-end trying to climb 6477 loot Mount Tanlgawa. 100 miles north of Tokyo in th Mikunl range. PORT LEWIS. Oct. 4 iJP) The Pacific Northwest's defense against aerial attack will be considerably strengthened next month. Port Lew- Li officials announced today. Approximately 5500 men of the 31st anti-aircraft brigade will be I moved here from Port Bliss, Texas, 'at that time. Brig. Oen. Prederic L. Hayden. commander of the 31st. will arrive 'here tomorrow to confer with Patrick E. Shea, deputy poet com-imander. Ilfill Hlli uti 7 KLOmOTM CPLLS otwon GUESTS WELCOME BETTER TASTE! 0 c L-wJ S Smart hosts everywhere have switched to Calvert because Calvert Reserve tastes better. Former Klamath Man III Priends of Max Prye. formerly with radio station KFLW as com mercial manager, will regret to learn he is critically ill In veterans hospital, Portland. Prye left Klamath Falls this spring to accept a position as ac count executive for KPOJ. The Journel tatlon. Portland. He be came 111 and was moved to the hos pital 10 days ago and his condition is considered serious. His wife and three children live in Portland. Memorial Hour For Mrs. Stark TULELAKE Tulelake's city coun cil voted last night to ask business houses In the city to remain closed i irom 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wed nesday In memory of Wanda Stark, Tulelake postmistress. Funeral services for Mrs. 8tark will be held from the Latter Day Saint church at 2:30 Thursday. Breen Funeral, Medford Sunday Funeral services for Howard Thomas Breen of Medford, who was killed In a hunting accident at Gold Hill Sundsy morning, will beheld from the Conner-Morris Funeral chapel In Medford Thursday at 1 p. m. Breen was a former Klamath Falls resident, living here for sev eral years before moving to the valley. Interment will be at the Medford cemetery. 1 Year Probation For Taking Car Wllma Berkley, 27-year-old Indl an woman, waa given one year's probation this morning in circuit court on a charge of Uklng and us ing an automobile without the own er's consent. She was arrested September 30 on a warrant issued September 30 aft er she allegedly drove off with an automobile owned by Chester Whit low Klamath Falls. She pleaded guilty before Judge Vandenburg last Saturday and ap peared for sentence thl morning at 10 o clock. Calvert rkserve Blended Whiskey -II I Proof-45 Oraln Neutral Spinte. Calvert Dmlllers Corp.. New York City TELEVISION I.V DL'SK NEW YORK, The modern television camera, known aa the "image orthlcon," la so sensitive that it will work under unusually poor lighting conditions. In fact, It will function In the late dusk when even the human eye ha to strain a little. Future JP Born At Dorris ? Thl baby may some day b Justice of the peace. Mr. and Mra. Joseph A. Mahoney Jr. of Dorris. Calif., are the proud parent of a boy, born Sunday at the Dorris hospital. The father Is the son of Justice of the Peace J. A. Mahoney o f Klamath county; the mother Is the daughter of Justice of the Peac Clarence Motschenbacher of Dorris. The boy weighed eight pounds. Man Held on Drunk Charge State police Monday night arrest ed Ivey Hayes, 27, Negro laborer, on Altamont drive and lodged him In the county Jail charged with be ing drunk on a public highway. The man gave hi home town a Dallas. Ore. He was due for a n appearance before Justice of th Peace Joe Mahoney today. Malin RADIATORS Cleaned Repaired Recored 25 Discount a overstocked FORD CORES ond many ether makci Anderson Auto Service 32 WALNUT TELEPHONE 8166 For Sale BY OWNER 2 Pieces of BUSINESS PROPERTY Downtown Location 2 Pieces RESIDENCE PROPERTY Hot Spring! Addition fried Right to Sell for Coih WRITE BOX 317 HERALD-NEWS Mrs. Marlon Monfore entertained the Orange home ee club at her home on the Poe valley road with Mrs. Otto Ellis a co-hostess. The group Is planning a visit to the Langell Valley home ee club Tues day. October 4. Mrs. Otto Ellis and Mrs. Ben Johns are In charge of the program. Mra. Don Macken, p r o gram chairman for the day present ed a discussion on "closet gsdgets. The following club members were appointed to serve supper at t h e Ilreman a dance, Mrs, Don Macken, Mra. Truitt Weatherby, Mrs. Ted Evans, Mrs. Paul Trlplett, Mrs Ot to Ellis and Mrs. Clara Scott. Guests present for the meeting were, Mrs. Don Macken, Mrs. Paul Trlplett Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. Wlltord Dixon, Mrs. Teresa McComb and Mrs. Lloyd Warner. Mrs, Msude Parrl of Centervllle, Tenn., la vMtlrg at the home of her daughter Mrs. Bart Burns and fam ily. Mrs. Parrl plan to be her about a month. Mra. Lida Macken la visiting old friends In Malln. She plans to stay for an Indefinite time. Recent visitors at th. Dick Hen zel home were Mr. and Mrs. John Qeorg of Spokane, Wash. Doors Open lttimtntt' A small irasn lire ai ia-u jonnson t mm - waa extinguished without serious j IM t r-y - . ' damage by the city fire department MM f s'?7iTl '" ; ."." "A' ' Monday afternoon. The alarm cam Mf ' w'" ' c '. V In at 3:40 pm. aT .v"i'i'''Urw' .V ' . K An inexpensive Want Ad today ,4Vj"'','Vv - 2V ' VI lll mean I I I lor you tomorrow 1 ( f 4 -,.f-I U'P ' 1 Irt ' '' V Cause JMi NEVER '-A JPSJtV ? -'w&m B?FORE If Mm 1 Sji ivebk' uch ipontoneoug Vl, vt I 'v IWil l r LKi eicclolm for any v&M?r ) , C'W motion pUtur.l Aa-w fASl7 A SU fi mmm k The READER'S DIGEST Ifj Wfcft Yfk I SMNIVYCK TziiiO ST L I potronlgo the boil film. V-" l2S-i: mmmmmmmmmi. Don't mil ioon Of Arc." , (P.Vi? !LK Robert PRESTON V" SfW .... .,muKiu I : I'rTf J fLV A VICTOR FLEMING PRODUCTION MVf fZ"J- T? "ZH I COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR li.i to Remember! 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