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Newspaper Page TextACI EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 1949 Homes Razed by Raging California Forest Fire CHATWOKTH, Calif.. Nor. 1 ( A forest (Ire, racing wildly out of control, today destroyed ten eostly home In Box emnyon near bere Mid periled many more. A strong northwest wind fanned the flame through the niht. SUuirU h(nr 1lk.I1 families were eradiated from their homes In the north end ox the canyon. Murder Ends Reunion Of Couple PORT ANGELES, Not. 1 Death, in the person of a rejected suitor, brought a suddrn end last nifht to the reunion of a young mother with her divorced husband. Prosecutor Dana E. Harper sa:d the woman. Mrs. Winona B. Medley. 24, was shot and killed by Ted Bishop, about 40. Bishop then killed himself. The tragic ending took place In the woman's home only a few hours after she and her estranged hus band. Henry R. Medley, had been remarried by a Justice of the peace. Trafc Witness Mrs. Medleys four-year-old son (are neighbors their first news of the shooting. Harper said, when he came running to then- trailer crying: . "Bishop's shot mother." Police found Mrs. Medley on the kitchen floor, a bullet hole between the eyes. Bishop was sprawled a lew feet away, shot In the temple. The shooting occurred several hours after Medley had gone to work in a local paper mill. Their 17-months-old daughter was In an other room. Divorced, He-wed The prosecutor said the Medleys were married In 1945, separated less than six months ago, obtained a divorce which became final October 10. then had remarried. Bishop, a part-time longshore man, courted Mrs. Medley during the separation. Harper said. Approximately ISO families lire In the entire canyon. All were ordered la stand by for evacuation at moment's notice. Fighters Several hundred firefighters, aided by bulldoeers, are on the line. Scene of the blase Is In Ventura county. Just north of the Los An geles county line and about a utile west of her. Less than ten mil northeast of here, near Saugus, an army of 400 firefighters hoped to control a (lie that has burned over 7000 acres In three days soon. The fire, first major one of the year In Angeles national forest, was touched off last Friday by the crash of a small plan. More Jobless For Month Ending Oct. 8 ' WASHINGTON. Nm 1 sTk. government ivmrtMi x--.,---- . 225.000 increase in unemployment In uie monui enaea October g. But It ssid there was also a rise of 36.000 In the number of people with regular Jobs, outside of farm tog. The census bureau inAirmtmA ,K. coal and steel strikes caused some distortion In the figures. 'Employed In the first Blse Ktrik-r - - counted as "employed"' In the bu reau's tabulations. It said, however, that the rise In unemployment apparently was due at least In part to the fact that "a large proportion" of strike-Idle "seeking other employment while on irom weir regular joos. As a result, they were listed amonc the iobless who were hunt ing work. Tetala Total unemnlnvmant - llct H 3376.000. Thlx HHintmi with s 1 - 000 In September and 1,643.000 in uctocer, imb. Tito Bolsters Yugo Defenses BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Nor. 1 Pi Premier Marshal Tito has strengthened his armed forces in recent weeks as a defensive measure against a background of heighten ing war of words with Moscow and the cominform. Tito has bolstered his army with a regular autumn call-up of re cruits. He also has returned to service a number of reserve officers, technicians and specialists. However, this does not amount to a general mobilization of reserves. Tito has declared his army must remain in a state of alert, saying that hostile cominform countries have been "rattling their arms" at Yugoslavia's borders. Under these circumstances, the steps taken can best be described as preparedness against the possibility that Russia might order her satellites, and even possibly her own soldiers, into Yugo slavia. A call-up of troop at this tune of year is customary. Workers Are Paid To Go Hunting! SmPPENSBURQ. Pa, Nor. 1 UP) 'Employes of the SKF corporation Jiere took today off to go hunting and they get paid for It. The company said it was shutting down in line with a union contract agreement which makes the open ing day of the small game season In Pennsylvania a paid holiday. The Heiress On OTI Stage Friday Night OTI Edmund Jordan and Eliza beth Lawrence head the cast of "The Heiress." which will be the first play presented by the Civic Drama Festival under the sponsor ship of the Oregon Tech student body. The play will be presented at one performance starting at S o'clock Friday evening in the campus the atre. The cast of the play Is now on tour of the country for the sea son's appearances. Others In Cast Included In the cast In order of their appearance are: Herbert Vo land as Dr. Austin Sloper: Justine Johnston as Mrs. Lavinia Penniman, his sister; Miss Lawrence as Cath erine Sloper, his daughter: Claire Edmonds as Mrs. Elizabeth Sloper, another sister, and Mr. Jordan a Morris Townsend. Catherines suitor. All members of the cast have been active on Broadway and in summer stock theatre work. Orchestra Leader Answer to Prvlou Puiil- HORIZONTAL Depicted conductor, Eugene I He the Philadelphia Orchestra IS Make ready 14 Concur 17 Puffs up 33 Exclamation 34 Prohibit 3( Symbol for nickel 37 Sweet potato All metals are crystalline, as are also building materials, such as brick and even clay. LIONEL TRAINS $29.95 - $65.00 Lay Away For Christmas Klamath Yariefy Store Main WHY WORRY? 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