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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1949)
SATURDAY. OCT. lb, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THREI High WEATHER THKAM YUAN Jiiflil U i KLAMATH ViuM AND Vlt IN IIY frtr UUy Uirvufb humUy. Ilifki today o4 toiUMUjr ft. Uw ton hi . WLklKNN OMKUNtl(Mdy with (am hun U aliaruiMiii fttiUtig iM.uruvii.g la illjr iioutiy uuih Me llon, t'tniy vloudy UMiighi. buiiu.y lair. L'tMilvr twitti uirUn uni-giil uuth iHtitiMi Mumu. Miih iwtoK I ) nuiih and M u TO ulh putUmt. U..H ...... v U 111 M UW IfHlltfrlt t io u Wintls (( (UMi nwrUittsal i Ut H ittllM an h'ur. CAMlKMN UHK1.UN -rartlr cloudr alutwan ihmIIi lrt Uila ariarnuun ana -mih part niiil"'. uwralur chana. I'aiUV rl..Jjr r......wl..l r.y,l.r MiititlaV. HlMll A Ittday and In ON tsundo . Imw Ut mitil JO Ut 40 srpUiig . In hig-wr h.m.i'E Nivm VAIJ.KV-ralr wlih afUrtiooti M-allid rlouillitaaa today lliruuali Sunday. Illih IfMlay and uv dav Vi liw lunlflii M. NOKTIOHN CAI.irOHNIA -ralf l day. tonight and Hundav arapiing Cur a law atatlarvd aflainiti thuntWraUirma In mnunlalna In MruOi portion, and fog and lw clmxU along voaal tu night Warrt.ar alg ranlrat anaal ftunday Varlabla wluda lu to In milw an ItiHir I'M rummt ttnUV ba.ofnlng NnHhwMltrly 1ft lo SO nuiaa par hour Kindav Mac. ni. Hi m Ml t rlailallaa laal II and n Leave Billy Almeler, tun of Mr. and Mm. Jack Al- tneter. S30 Delia, la home on leave liom Uie navy for 10 daya. Billy la stsUoned at the Chin Lake naval otdnanee testing elation In tin Mo Jave desert. The young sailor U an ex-KUHS itudrnt. fesm rlaeramrnlo Mr. and Mri. C. D. "Tiny" Ough and lltlla daugh Irr, ElUabelh Lee. are here from ftacramento, spending a ' Mra. Ough's parents. Mr. and Mra. Lee MrMullen of 8. 61 h at reel. PTA A meeting ot Riverside PTA haa been rallrd for J:30 p. m.. Tues day. October IS, In the achool audi torium, aural speaker will be Capt. A. Longdrn of the Salvation Arniy whose Uiplc will be "The Spiritual Lite of the Child." Revival Revival meeting will be lield at the Assembly of Ood. 149 Oak. nihUy at 1:30 except Mon day, lartlnx tomorrow night. Ret. and Mra. William Reed ot Chicago v. Ill conduct the meetings. From Naeramenla Mra. Ray mond 8chule of Sacramento la here for the week-end, vlaltlng her aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Calvin P. lamb of 22IS Oreen aprlnga drive. Vlaltlng Mary Charlene, daugh tei of Mr. and Mra. Bert Thomaa, la vUlUng with her parent. S3 Pa ciflo Terrace, ahe arrived today. "TAitifTiK-tiunkS" We lh to thank all of our kind friend and neighbor for their kind eiDreiulan of ympatny ana con- dolenre and for the beautiful flor al offering during the Iom of our beloved wife, daughter and aUter, Charlotui Evelyn French. If. D. Prenrh Mr. and Mra. J. C Writ-Tit f Mr. and Mra. Le Roy Wright Mr. and Mra. J. H. Wright on Horn Mr. and Mra. Lynn Leonard of Han PrancUco announce the blrtli of a aun on OcUber S. 'Jlils la their aecund child. Leonard la a well-known Man Kramuoo or chealra leader, now playing at the Marine Memorial club, and both y.ung people ere known here, Mra. Ionard la the former Melba Hoi brook of Malm. Camera Club Membera of the Camera club will meet WedncMlay, October IS, at I p. m. at the air port. There will be an liutructlon al movie on, "How to Improve K poaure," and anyone having colored alldea or black and white ef Uie Crater lake trip Is aked to bring them. Amwlntmenl David lliimlllon, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Bun Hamilton, hat. received an apiwlntment a sec ond alternate to Weal Point mili tary academy. Hamilton graduated fiom Klamath Union high school In tli class of IV4S, and enlisted In j the army tne louuwing rruruau. Receiving Treatment R ec r u 1 1 William K. Noland. eon of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. tkheck. 21U0 Oary. Is receiving treatment at the Letter man Oeneral hospital In Han Kran Cisco. He will remain In the hospi tal until the middle of December, and 111 addreaa Is RA 1S-32S-4J3, Ward M 1. School 1 Enrollments Chalp Up Gain After the first flurry of early enrollment has settled down, Klam ath Union high school registration ligures ailll show a marked increase over last year. Total to date this year at KUIIfl It 1320 compared to the same time last year when It was IMt. A sur prising feature Is Hint over half tlie total enrollment represent bus stu dints, more than ever before In the history of the school. Kllilil Drop Elementary schools show a alight dtop from last year with 223S now and 3271 In IIHS. At KUHH. the total enrollment Is broken down Into :iM freshmen, 34S sophomores, 2U4 Junior and 21)1 senlvrs. Biggest gain Is with the senior class which had 230 at this Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse Vs. Robeson PRAOUE. Oct. IS oV-MlckeT ! Mouse and Donald Duck squared off j yesterday against Paul Robeson in j a battle of propaganda. The battle started early this week ' when the communists used store windows adjoining Uie DM. Infor- ma lion service library to display antl-Amertcan cartoons. The VM 1.8. countered with cartoons of Mickey and Donald, pointing to Hie cartoon and aaylng "these are not ours." The communist returned to the . attack with picture of Paul Robe son and of the Peekaklll, N Y., riot- I lug which attended one of his con- ceru there recently. The Americans ' then placed more signs In their wla- : dows disowning the new communist ' picture. ; 'Result of the battle: the crowd I of Czechs In front of the US In- formation service library la grow-, School Elects New Officers At Bonanza Missing Plane Elderly Woman, Search On Armed Thief VANCOUVER. B C Oct. 1 CP I VENICE. Calif, Oct. IS ofV-Mr. Pull-scale land, and air search for Sylvia StlegllU wag waiting for a a missing plane was planned today bus. in tne rugged, mountainous rraser canyon district. was gun to emphasis the de mand. Mr. Btlegllt told pollc ah gave up the puree containing M and saw that the person be nind tne weapon wsa a about SO. The plane, piloted by Max C. Bonanza high school student j 8herldsn, 3S-year-old Yakima real have elected the following officers estate agent, anc carrying an un for the school year: David Meeker. Identified passenger, disappeared president: Homer Dixon, vice pre!- j yesterday. It was an a flight from dent: Annie Komtvedl, secretary: , Queanel. B. C, to Vancouver, a dls- Larry Mecham. treasurer, and Ad- tance of 3M) mile. The passenger A hoarse hand over voice ordered her to her purse, and there Por a few permit per ird yog can advertise to thousand througg) a Want-Ad I Phone S11L time last year. Comparative enrollment In the , Ing bigger every day. clty'a elementary schools Is aa ful lows ele Brown, nems reporter. Margy Brown and Betty Derry were chosen yell leaders In tryouts and have shown their talents at pre game rallies and football games. Other News Other news at the achool Include the recent Initiation of freshmen when boys had to be "Mis Ameri ca" for the day with high heels and straight skirt, and girl came to achool barefooted and In night shirt, each with her hair In pig tails. National school asemblle will be held at the school throughout the year. ! may be a Mr. Troy of Spokane. All Pumping Plant Bids Rejected Re lection of all bids for Inlet 1 structure extension, addition t o ; pumping plant "D" on the Klamath i protect of the U. 8. bureau of 1 reclamation was announced today by the U8BR, 1 All bids under necessary speclfl- cation will be readvertlsed about 1 November 1. the Klsmsth office ad i vised. Forms for bidding will be furnished. I I From Japan Pfc. Calvin V. Simm I on furlough from army acrvlce In Japan. He la visiting hi parent. Mr. and Mra. B. E. Miller of 1754 Crescent, and his dsughters, Linda Lee and Lane Lou Blmms, also of Klamath Kails. Hlntms has Conger Kalrvlew . . .. Kremont .. Mills - Pelican - Riverside Roosevelt . Fremont Junior high 1U4 202 . 270 , 1H0 154 . 211 . 185 238 1S4 l4g IS1 253 l7 871 228 IDS 342 234 Visit Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Marlon Barnes, who drove to Omaha, Nei., to lake In custody a prisoner for Klamath county, e cuped two storms, one a snowstorm In Laramie. Wyo.. which tied up traffic for two days, and a cyclone at Lincoln. Neb., which killed two persons. Both storms were missed .. . . 1l h.H ....A Hav 'T"Yl W JrCr 10 r""m 10 ' un7ed by of Grand Junction. Japan In December. 0 1() whfr(, Mr, ,,, w m. .. ... .. ., , 1 and were able to spend several ' "-"" 8 B''mk' , hour, there visiting with her rela- of 2347 HomKlsle reported an un- ' usual egg lo The Herald and New. uvr- One of Mra. Behnke', hens laid a Urge egg. and Inside. Mrs. Behnke I I sam - Federal civil aervlce n tound a second egg. smsll but per- nounce, an examination for ap feetly shaped I polntment to the position of sub- ' I siltute clerk at Chlloquln. post of- Returning- Waller J. Kerrigan i flee aervlce. Further Information and Mrs. Kerrtgun of Ashland are I niay be obtained from the poet returning to their home In A.hland '. office at Chlloquln. This "" ihi. it.nrf fi-r n.nriin. the Hon will be held at Klamath Falls. Past 10 dava In Klamath county. October Id. at 8:30 a. m. in Uie post Beaverton Girl Has Big Day I PORTLAND. Oct. IS IIP A 12- j year-old Beaverton girl won a cov- eted award at the Pacific Interna tional Livestock Exposition yester day. She put her Shetland sheepdog through It paces to win the obedi ence trial at the show. Other awards announced Includ ed: Claude Steusloff. Salem, the sheepman' bell, presented annual ly to the top competitor In the sheep show, for his Southdowns: Walter P. Hubbard. Junction City, the American Hampshire associa tion's cup for the top pen of Hamp shire ram lambs; M. O. Pearson, Turner, the American Shropshire association award; Walter Zosel, Salem, top Palomino mare. At HOC Among Malln high school graduates who hsve left for college are Bill Warner, Larry Johnson and Rudy Schmidt, all au tending Bouthern Oregon college a'. Ashland. In Hospital Mrs. Ethel Olson, ; desk clerk of the Valley hotel, la a : patient at Klamath Valley hospl ! tal where she underwent major 1 surgery. She la now permitted to have visitors. frfs talk WW 0vcr Wee leb died, lU aelghbour fell to woooVriDg whst would bsppea to the fsmiiy. He'd beeo a real family man, a ateaily earner, hut be wasn't very old when the unexpected overtook him. It looked like disaster for the family. You see bed recently built himself the) nicest of borne and, of course, bad made only a few paymenta on the mortgage. Hi eldest girl waa going to high achool, and the boy waa looking for wsrd to entering next year. The audden death of Bob eurely would end everything. But it didn't. Of course, there wsa great grief, but much to Park View Nursing Home 906 Wttt Main Street Medfcjrd, Oregon Phone 2938 Completely equipped Nursing Home for chronic and convalescents. Bed patients a specialty. Hot water heat throughout building. Licensed by the State of Oregon. 24 HOUR NURSING CARE Registered Nurse in Charge kv I everyone'a surprise, the widow? kept the home, the kids went srhool, and the uprooting whirls everyone expected didn't come ' -off. You ae Bob believed in life assurance. He knew bow un portsnt it waa to create an im- : mediate estate out of hi smsll I ss vines. He knew too that only life awnranc could do tfeia. ' Now Bob a widow receive a constant income ; her borne is paid for; and all because Bob realised that it waa part of hi responsibility to look after hi lovely wife and family in the best way be knew bow. Let's talk thing over today! PAUL A. LEE un Lif 731 Main Company f Caaavea, Phone 7777 Patient Mra. Delia Massey of 1S07 Derby la a patient at Klamath Valley hospital. Mra. Massey Is do ing nicely following eye surgery earlier this week. B Briery Mrs. Prank Brhomrr of route t box 225C underwent major surgery Wednesday at Klamath Valley hospital, and Is now able to receive visitors. ! office building. From I-ongvlew Mr. and Mr. Clifford Hadley of Longview. Wash, visited at the Ralph Howard home, 730 Eldorado, last week-end. Had le la salesmanager for Long -Bell Lumber company. To Man Francisco Mr. and Mra. Walter Beane left for San Francis co yesterday for a few days' visit. 1 Thev Dlnn to take In a football To Eugene Betty Crawford of game while In the city. the Klamath Valley hospital olllce staff la spending this week-end In Fugene with friends al the Univers ity of Oregon. Vt'CTU Meet Members of the WCTU will meet with Mr. F. W. Abbey, I3S Lincoln, Tuesday. Octo ber IS. at 2 p. m. The Rev. P. C. Alderaon will be the apeakrr. HAVE YOU PAID YOURSELF THIS MONTH? it n ! "t Funds received before the 10th of eoch month eorn from the 1st. That is what you do when you put aside a part of each month's pay check. How important it is to have a reserve to draw upon when you need it. It's a challenge to every man in the community to protect himself and his'family against the day when it would be most handy to have ready cash. Ask an officer about our 1 bonus plan. 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There it combines, with matchless ride, the stirring lift of 150 Fireball horse power and truly regal size and bearing. So look at the Special, the Super and Roadmaster, three Buicks that match almost any price range you have in mind and remember that all of them offer , the added enjoyment of Dynaflow Drive. On every one it is the same silky, sweet handling delight. On every one it cuts driving effort to the minimum, takes tension out of traffic, brings you to the end of day-long drives with surprising freshness and relaxation. Sooner or later we predict that you'll join the army of car owners who wouldn't think of passing up what Dynaflow has to offer. Why be among the late-comers? Your Buick dealer will be tickled to show you how quickly and how easily you can have Dynaflow to enjoy right now! nVMCK alone has all these tealurea Silk-tmooth DYNAFLOW DRIVE RILL-VIEW VISION from entor8ed glaa ana . 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