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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1949)
SATURDAY. OCT. 8, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINl Flower Antwtr to Prsvloua Puzils HORIZONTAL 1 Depleted flowtr Mockery II Rivtr UTolli 14 Wagei Dmnllili Agricultural ' in 7 Heart (Egypt) S Kl.h egga 9 Sob 10 Compass point ISTu of sword U Insane IT Organ of light UConlerteieU II Ransoms SO Hodgepodge II Demigod T It U blooming nlent II r.nwald Isle"" 'lnn CM 19 Release J4 Compel allvt SO Steamship "m (at,.) 2 Sliur paiti J I Ksempll gralla" Assaults general IIKxIat III Mage pail IKII.r 20 OispWst ivi'wu.n n hVpiS 91 LUTE IE tab.) J2Cn the sheltered aid 14 Roman tmpeior IT Dray II I-el fall Jl Promontory 40 Unusual 41 Indonesian of Mindanao 41 Avid SO Era tilt It hetb of the thlillt 115 Mnrt heated 5T Path ' SI Measuring device VIITirAL 'Cleopatra's ana It t Station (ab.) I Attempt 4 Early English (ab.) 13 New Guinea tint IS Inlri national lunguitge 21 Greater In alie3S Huivesl drily 41 Itrlnte 4 lleem 43SymlHil fur ilvrr 44 Novel 32 Skin disease 45 Unit ol weight 4l Nautical term 47 I'ltrh 4HKii(hurlitle win vessel AO Amount (ab ) 51 Driving rnnimand 52 Make a mistake 54 Two (Roman) 50 Of the thing i i i h i FT 3 t i, 1 1 1 S IT 1 1 ' (!) a d . IT it YH ik 3" ,-;Sh. ar zzzz vzzz "" ) ii v" rT is 7 1 I 1 I I A 1 1 1 I e ADDHKHH. ONE. SIZE. STYLE Nl MHr.K. Don't mUa our Marian Martin fall and Winter Pattern Book I Hmart, new clothea to aew at home. Ollt Ideaa by Uia score. Bend fifteen centa for Uila book a Free Pattern U printed In the book new wesklt to wear with your aklrU and dresses. 75-reor-Od Motorcyclist Spills, Hurt A nioturrytle upset while ha waa taking a drlver'a license tent reault ed In minor abrulona and a hik ing up for 75-year-old Prank Biopl eray of 2421 Oregon, yesterday. Hzupleray had )ual passed tha written part of hla examination at the license examiner's office, and went ouuide at Third and Klamath to take tha actual driving teat. While Examiner Jimmy Ray watched from the aide ilk, the man look off on hla 'cycle, turning too iharply and upaettlng. Kaler'a ambulance waa called, but Szopleray received only minor hurta and did not require hospitali sation. P. 8. He didn't get hla driver license. Rotarians Hear Story Of Europe A vividly Interesting deacrlptlon of her recent Han Kranclaco Btate college aemlnar trip through pott war Europe wan presented to the Klamath Palla RoUry club at the! regular meeting yeiterday noon ! at tha Wlllard. Mrs. Perguion aald ihe sail struck moat ImpreMlvely by Eng land! socialized medicine pros lema, tha not amount of war de struction still In evidence every where across the continent, tha ag ricultural work a till conducted largely by hand and many times by women, and the ominous lrnpli cations taking ahape In Czechoslo vakia sine its acquisition by Rus sia. 'Rathleaa -Plve year plan signs are dis played prominently in the cities." he said, "Russian admliilslratora display all tha ruthless quallllea ol totalitarianism, and already tha schools are beginning to teach only the Russian language and Russian governmental concepts." In conclusion, Mrs. Ferguson said all 25 members ol the seminar 1 party were delighted to return to. America and that all of the ladles i said tlia first thing they Intended to ; do when they arrived home was to make a good old fashioned Ameri can pie. Bute Legislator Ed Geary served as notary's chairman of the day In introducing Mrs. Ferguson to the membership. BUI Knot Is, general manager of the Klamath Palls Bears store, was Introduced ss the newest member of Rotary by Bud Chandler, ciiir.p qi ittino WARRENTON, Oct. I (P-Po-llce Chief Tony Mliell will leave hla Job hera October 15 to accept a post with a sawmill at Oarlbaldl. A suc cessor had not yet been named. I FASHION CLEANERS 1 Ph. 5563 12 Baw 7th 3 iTd Chuck loiUy Soysi Wt 0fer Friendly halo VVitn f ,& lour MftrJFV q riviiki 'i hnvuLcHS M it SEE KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP rrl S.r.tas CQB AUTO GLASS n PrKu sti wi..i rv" "M'v s rs. isia Alwoys -k Parking In Rear ir Always Fire Permits Not Necessary Fire permits are no longer re quired In forest service or Klamath Forest Protective association areas, thla does not mran the end of the flra season. j Forest authorities hasten to add , that there la atlll a chance of fire danger. The woods have not had sufliclrnl wetting from rain and snow to keep them from becoming dangerously dry again If there were sudden return to warm dry weather. Hunters are urged to use every precaution with ramp fires and warming fires. ' State Cows Low PORTLAND. Oct. I Oregon's milk rows produced an estimated 13:1 million pounds In August, a sea sonal 11 per cent drop from July but S per cent higher than August a year ago, the department of agri culture reports today. Although Ihe number of cows on Oregon larms Is near the low fur Ihe IR yrara records have been kept, the output per cow has been high, Ihe report said. r0 Mother-Sew This! MARIAN MARTIN Newest llttle-glrl fashlonl Per fret outfit for a party-dresa or for school. Deep collar and cuffed pockets trim the Jumper, blouse haa dainty puffed sleeves! Pattern 1181 cornea In sues 2, 4, I, I. 10. Blie 6 Jumper 2 yarda 35 Inch; blouse, 1V yards. This easy-to-use pattern give perlect fit. Complete, Illustrated Brw Chart shows you every step. Bend TWENTY r'lVE cents In coins for thla pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P. O. BoJ 8740, Chicago 80, III. Print plainly VOI R NAME. Chimney Block f t mm Matltf riM Ilk tUMtrt syrrM MIMRf) atlfi Bi tfm ymmr lr ! IM rar ttlr tlfftlDr PEYTON & CO. Morfcol Ti-I. IIH aifteMifc rat Announcing Opening of Dolph's & John's Associated1 Service US E. Main ' I n Is Your Home I Ready for Winter? Does Your Roof Leak? Is Your Fuel Bill Too High? " If So S Us About Cedar or Asphalt Shingles Balsam Wool or Zonolite Insulation DRAKE LUMBER CO. H. W. PETRICK. Mgr. 910 Spring Phone MIS' For llic Enrichment of Jjife iViGHT at this moment, there sre thoumnds of people in America who sre debating whether to end all com promise with motor cars by taking the step up to Cadillac. To all these people we should like to ay: "Longfellow was right when he penned the words 'Time is fieclini' " If you want a Cadillac, and feel that you are entitled to one, you ought to make arrangements st once to have one delivered into your possession. Each day you forego it, you will lose a goodly measure of happiness and satisfaction for a Cadillac is a joy to possess, and a joy to utilize. Many say that it adds to the zest of their whole day's activities. Certain it is that a Cadillac brings with it the utmost in performance, in comfort, and in safety and that it contributes immeasurably to its own er's peace of mind. Few, indeed, can be happy without a Cadillac once they have learned how greatly it en riches their lives. If you are among the many who have the impulse to own a Cadillac, come in and see us soon. Each day you delay means a loss in satisfaction which no other material possession can hope to supply. DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th and Klamath Phone 4103 Fr Pkk-up t Delivery! J j 4 I" Today Out Toaaeerew 1 ! 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