THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1949
HfcRALO AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS.' ORfcCON
PACE FIVI
WEATHER
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Normal 0 1
WMTrilN OHMJON: Vailabl lou4
lll.M UMluy Willi M'alt.t.ll ahuw.fi.
I'ailly clmiily lomahl and srlday with
law ahtiwaia III mt.unlalii. t'tmllnuail
r.iol with high bMlay and rntlay ft
tit M. Otw luitialit lu 4S. Niirlli.
w.il.rlr Wlmla till ahur. if lu IS aulas
an hour.
KAaisKN OMKUON: I'arllr cloudy la
dak, imnalil ana auday willt atauaiad
almwara. I'iMitllillad lu.il arlln man li
dar and rililay M III Ml. Uiai uailglll
ju lu 4.1, li.Mvi.ng lu ia tuldai vai.
NOK1IUHN I Al.lyi'MNIA. lair luday,
Uiliighl Vkllll vailalHa high tluudlitaM
fnuay. sm-.pUh niually rluudy Putnl
Aiia and Muuanw nurlh, with uc
laalunal almwara tort llraag and Mad
lllutl iturtliwaalward balay, UMiialil and
Srl.lay. Lwular aoulh.ni Hilar!. tuday
Iruui .rf.ni.itlo anulliwaalwatd Nuilil
waalaily Wlnda 12 tu vu' inllaa an huur
aaiawilng Ju tu Ju naar I'uinl Com. p.
linn and yarlal'la lu tu 13 nnrlh ut lap.
Mand'M mo, hlntwaia Nmlliarn Nlarraa.
HtxlllC mvkM VAI.I.CY. Varlaliia
rliHidlnaM lKlay and umlaiil with aral
liad alinwara I'artly rluudy frlday.
High Inday u. Low lunlalil JS. High
fiiUay a.
Mullier Club Member of tilt
4 Unlverally of Orrgoii Mother club
ill nirri (Saturday t 1 p. m. In
til Pelican cal dining room (or
lunrhrun. It la mil nrreaaary to
mak reaervatliiiia. Th la la 111 llrat
i-.luraa meting of tin achuol year.
I members ar aakrd to attend
id pecll Invitation la Issued
to mothers of students al th Urn
nivrrslty not previously affiliated
with th Mothers club.
Hon Kslrnaion Tli Bonanza
horn extension unit will putt
Tuesday. October 11, at 10 a. m. la
th llonanu library. Mary Olrnn,
hum drmoiutratioii agent, will
demonstrate "Htrramllnrd Horn
Hewing." Tlioa who are not nukini
bluuara tliould bring liirlr hobble.
Luncheon will be "paper sack."
Nrw Daughter Mr. and Mr.
Lloyd Clark o! 033 N. 10th ar re
ceiving congratulation on th birth
ot a daughter, their aecond child,
at Klamaih Valley hospital, Oc
tober a. The lull firl ha been
named Mario Ann. 8h ha n
older brother. Bobbl.
Return Mr. and Mr. Erneal
Laraon Jr. and aon. ChrU, lell for
their home In Chicago on th Ilea
b m nlan Tuesday. They hav
been Tlaltlng hi mother. Mr. Ern
at lairaon. 3841 Mark, for two
weeks, after being railed her by
th death of hi father.
Gradual Regenu Thtr will
w. - nn. nf lha Oradual Ke
.. -J thm VnffiM nf th MOOM
at th horn of Blanch Dixon. 033
Praaeott. tomorrow at T.30 p. m
An anembar unabl to attend I
asked to aU Mr. Dixon at MM.
yuai Mr. C. H. Foster. 1171
Portland left thl week for a vult
wnin hae lUuehter. Mr. Jam How
mwA la T Aturele. Bll Will lM
apancl om tim In Ban Franclico,
Taaattonlnf two week In all.
BaaawarH Th Oulld of St. Bar-
Baba church will gponaor a benefit
ard party at th pariah hall Sat
urday at I p. as. Th publl a In
Mad. Cwb Beawt Th Cub Scout of
Crtlloqatn ar holding a cak aal
Prtday, October 1 at 10 a. m. In tha
Oopco offlc building at Chltoqutn.
Raaunaga Women of th Plril
Preabyterltn church will hold a
rummage gale at 537 Main trt Oc
tober ai nd 13.
Job A regular meeting of
Job Daughter will be held at t
I m . Thuraday In th Maaonlc
teaiple.
Keturn from Varallon Mr. and
Mr. Jo P. Evn and young aon.
Craig, hav returned to their horn
on Alameda drive after a fortnight'
niouir vacation trip to Ban Diego,
Calif,, lo))lng at Han Pranrlaro
and Mania Barbara ell rout. Hev
eral day were Mt In Ban Diego
wher they Halted with relative.
In lloapltal Jull Koachnlck, In
fant daughter uf Mr. and Mr
Erneat "Jlituera" Koiu:hnlf'k. 1 r
covering from major turgrry per
fnrmiid Wednaadav at Klamath
Valley hnapital. Bh I not allowed
to hav vlaltor.
Marriage Uwnae-A marrlaae
llcena a laaued In Yreka. Calif.,
on Heptember 30 to Prank H. Hun
aen. 3D, Klamath Pall grocery clerk,
nd aeorgla Lucille Wllllanu, 36,
Klamath rail waitreaa, according
to word received here.
Mperlal Meeting Tin Uilerna
tlonal relaUona'comniltte member
of Bualnea and Profeaalonal Wom
en are requeated to attend a apeclal
meeting at the home of Blanch
petmff, 3B4 Btukel. at 7 p. m. to
morrow. Tli tpraker will be Pern
Prull.
Condition Htllalde hoanltal re
ported today that there I little
rhang In the condition ot Stanley
Pieaer of 1410 Calliornia wno na
heatt aerluualv ill at the hoanltal for
two week. He I not yet allowed to
hav vultor.
nby (llrl Mr. and Mr. Harold
Harkry of 320 Lincoln ar receiving
coniratulatlnnii on the birth of
baby girl October 6 at Klamath
Valley hoapital. The little girl,
their aecond child, ha been named
Deborah Kadln.
Dance There will be a dance at
the Lorella hall thl Baturday
night, old-time and modern danc
ing will be featured, and mualc will
bt by the Weitem Rambler. Th
public la welcome.
Improving Mr. Charlrg E. Hn
aen, mother of Mr. Nell Black, who,
ha been a patient at HllUlde hoa
pital for aome time, la ahowlng
acme Improvement today.
Medical fare Lee Randall Burll.
aon of Mr. and Mr. R. E. Buell of
351 Martin, la receiving medical
care at Hlllalde hoapital. The little
boy 1 IS month old.
In Hoapital A a-oung patient at
Hllltld hoapital 1 Harold Buck Jr.
t-year-old ton ot Mr. and Mr. Har
old Buck Sr., of 4030 Bummer lane.
Ill-Under medical care at Hlll
alde hoapital la Jame D. Buck. 41,
of th Cryatal Lake Product com
pany. Buck realde at th Clare-
nionl hotel.
Lumber Business I
Perks Up
PORTLAND. Oct. 0 0l"i Th
lumber Industry haa perked up
favorably In th paat few week
according to trade report from
i ii n 1
I tr I II l lumber Industry haa perked up
tv fen f l I G0LD
Waahlngton and Oregon mill point.
Th Weal Cout Lumbermen a
aoclaUon reported order for Douglaa
Ut In th laat week of Beptember
totaled 1M347A00 board feet Thl
waa compared with M.U4.000 th
aam week a year o. Order have To "uy. Bell or Trad It pay to
been running 10 to JJ per cent ahead I read th Want Ada I
ot production tor the laat lew?
week.
Th aaaoclatlon aeld both pro
duction and thlpment wr aba4
of a year ago.
SUICIDE FOILED Police ond Col. Theodore Fisher (white coot, right) present o dramatic
scene os they pleod with John E. Hoynes not to plunge to his death from the 90-foot high
Key bridge over the Potomoc river in Washington. They pleaded for 15 minutes with
Hoynes, who claimed he was frustrated in love, and distracted his attention long enough
for Patrolman Raymond A. Doyan (next to Fnhcr) to lunge and grob Hoynes by the legs
and pull him off the ledge.
Midland
The Midland Community club met
Thurady at the home of Mr. Leon
Andrleu. A large number of mem
berg waa preaent.
The bualnea meeting wat opened
bv Mra. LeRoy Hourk. 8lnce the
aecretary wa absent, Mr. Andrleu
waa aecretary pro tern.
Election of ofllrem wa held with
Mra. Joint Mistier, chairman; Mr.
Al Challee. vice chairman; Mr.
J a mra Klowera, aecretary: and
Mra. George Flower, treasurer.
Tlio.se preaent were Mm. LeRoy
Houek, Mm. Leon Andrleu and Syl
via, Mr. Wllaon Phlppa and daugh
ter. Palsy. Mm. Oeorge Flowers
and daughter, Mantle, Georgia Lee
and Donna Jean, Mm. Al Chaffee,
Mm. Cllve MrPhemon and aon,
Ronnie, Mm. Prancla Flowers, Mr.
George Andrleu and daughter, Ma
ry and Paula. Mm. J. W. Mistier
and aon. Jackie and Ronnie, Mra.
Jame Flowera and daughter, Dor
othy. Mm. Donna Hay and daugh
ter. Tommy, and Mm. John Mist
ier. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mm. Oeorge Flow
er., Mm. Edna Travera I enjoying a
visit with her sister and husband
Mr, and Mra. Joe Brown, who came
to spend a few dnys with her a
well an with other rclnllvrs. The
Browns are from Fortuna, Colli.
At Hlllalde Baall Bayley of box
307, Oak Drove, la receiving medical
attention at Hillside hoapital. He la
a Weyerhaeuser Timber company
employe.
Admitted Robert Oeorge, (3. of
rout 1 box 049. was admitted al
Hlllalde hoapital for medical care
thla morning.
Fair Russell Duel). 737 Plum. Is
In fair condition at Hillside hospi
tal where he haa been a patient for
several days.
rammunlly Club There will be
a meeting of the Wocu Community
club tonight at 1 30 at th Oun
club.
Improving Roberta Lancaster,
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra.
N. C. Lancaster. Tulelake. Is Im
proving from n Illness at Hlllsld
hospital.
Card Parly The regular card
party will be held In the Moose hall
Friday, at 3 p. m.
United Holds
CAB Can't Cut
KF Service
United Air Line declared In a
brief filed today In Washington.
D. C. that the civil aeronautics
board does not posses the legal
power to order suspension of Unit
ed a operations at Klamath Falls
and five other Pacific Coast cities
under the "circumstances and tact
that exist" In the present case pend
ing before the board on renewal of
the temporary certificate of South
west Airways and suspension ot
service by United.
Other cities Involved ar Eureka,
Santa Barbara, Red Bluff. Mon
terey and Ballms, all In California.
Argument
"United can and does serve each
of the six communities affected a
efficiently and economically as any
other air carrier. Including South
west Airways, and United can and
does provide air transportation
service to this city and the other
five at leas coat to the government
In terms of mall pay requirements,"
according to the brief.
"It Is Unlted's position that the
evidence conclusively demon
strates that the public convenience
and necessity require the com
pany services to ech of the fore
going cities and that suspension of
Unlted's operations at any of those
point Is not Justified even If t h e
legal power to suspend did exist.
United further submits that a
realignment of the air transporta
tion map of tile West coast, such
a the board now 1 trying to ac
complish, can only be achieved by
the voluntary agreement of the car
rier Involved "
Authority
Unlted's authority to serve this
city is covered by It permanent
certificate of public convenience
and necessity, whereas Southwest'
service la being rendered under
temporary certificate, the bnef
clarrs. The public convenience
public necessity for Unlted's seiv
tees as testified to by these com
munities Is not alone for local serv
ice, but for fast, direct transporta
tion to major centers and for long
haul service, the brief points out.
"Unlted's service maintains the
position of these cities In the na
tional picture." the brief continues. I sors late Wednesday afternoon
"Suspension of Unlted's certilicate ! voted to ask County Road Engineer
'Siskiyou Asks
nd '
Resignation
Of Engineer
YREKA The board of super-
would leave these cities with only
a multi-stop 'feeder' service to ma
jor cltle nd a two-carrier service
to more distant point. This is not
the type of service that these com
munities want or need."
Truck Wreck
Kills Logger
Lyle Walthera for hi resignation
of October 31.
The board cited a number of In
stance In which they charge Wal
thera failed to follow the dictates of
the board.
Supervisor W. A. Barr of Mt.
Shasta moved Walthera be removed
from office but later withdrew his
motion to give Walthera a chance
to resign. Board Chairman Gordon
Jacobs of Horn brook revealed he
had asked Walthera to resign tome
time ago but Walthera declined.
Barr then made the motion asking
for the resignation. 1
The board said the Methodist
creek "bridge to nowhere" Is not
the specific reason for asking for
Walthera' resignation, but It Is an
accumulation of Incidents,
YREKA Oerald Oliver Patter
son. 23. AUiland logger, was killed
Instantly early last night when his
pickup careened over an embank
ment li mile down the Klamath '
river from here. Patterson was 1
either thrown or Jumped from the
machine, which came to rest on his ' U...;f. Hanririn
body. De.th attributed to a ! MOSpitOl nCOTIIig
neck fracture. Wednesday, Yreka
Patterson is an employe of the YREKA A public hearing on the
Fruit Orowers Supply company at ' prop05ed county-wide district hos
Hill but reside, week-end. with his , plu, pUn wm b, nld ,t 10 ,m
parents. Mr. and Mra. John Patter- Wednesday. October 11. In the u-
son of Ashland. I pervlsors chamber ot the Siskiyou
i The body will be sent to Ashland. 1 county courthouse.
I The meeting was postponed from
j If you use whole esgs In making last Wednesday.
1 baked custards It is best to strain! Members of the Siskiyou County
, the mixture Into the custard cups Medical society are expected to at
I before baking. I tend.
at California Siate Fair!
HEAVY UNDERWEAR
t'nioruult or Two-Piece lire-ISI Sr Wool
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Phone SX73
th Main
Portland Gas
Supply Off
PORTLAND. Oct. ! Van
couver. Wash., housewives pre
pared lunches without gas for their
stove today and many likely will
be confronted with the same prob
lem In preparing dinner tonight.
The mam which serves Vancouv
er and the area between Portland's
coupling pulled apart.
Portland Oas 4c Coke company of
ficials said the break repair was
only a two-hour Job. but restoration
ot full service would take all of to
dayperhaps Into late night or even
early tomorrow.
To Cay, Sell or Trade It pays to
read the Want Ads I
J-" sleep all night!
ThmpftnrU tin Imp unciml urhex. bor-aii
the that ihttr beitif (1(1OTfx nixhl ft
nivht mttkt tw re tW-.tWer trtlnf i.mnrrf 1X4
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PICTURE FRAMING
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