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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2. 194? HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE SEVEN '47 Accident Brings Suit For 510,000 A ult seeking 110.01)0 damages (or personal Injuries resulting (rum en automobile accident at Mailt and Esplanade on rleptemher 11. IIM7. wu filed by Phyllis Dot- aialml Delorae Prouth and her husband Carl Proiigh In lha county clerks office yesterday after noon. According to the romplalnt Mm. rough was driver n( in automobile belonging to her liuband In which Phyllis Doty was a passenger l tin time o( lha accident. Charges Tha plalntl(( charges she received "grave and lasting Injuries" aa tha result of tha accident. Including broken rlllit rib. a deep rut on tha tinaa, ruts n( tha (nrrhrad. and vari ous cuti, bruises and lacerations o( tha body. Tlia defendant la charged with rnaa negllgenre In operation of an automobile, whlrh negligence was tha direct raua of all lha plain tlfCl Injuria. U. B. Halenlln la attorney (or tha plaintiff. Art Week Observance Set Here martini tomorrow at I o'clock. Klamath Fella will celebrate Na tional Art Wees, with e.hlblla In tha rl atudloa and many of lha shops. Tha Klamath Art assort itinn In rnnlunrtlon with tha art altictenta of Klamath Union high school, till dedicate thla art hnw to Barbara Patty, an art "indent of Klamath Union hlfh school whose unllmrlv dralh lat month hat grieved alt s. ..o knew her. TUrbara'a work was ryiistanriing and ha wa a Oold Key winner three tlmea In the Carnegie rVholastle competition fteveral of Barbara' painting will tie exhibited with the tils It arhool (roup. realure f ililhll Tha Art Center gallery will fes ure tha photograph eahlblt of Catherine Tlnimbatiah. and paint Inga of Rev P. C. Wlssenbarh Hla palntlnia will Include water colora done during the past two aummera pent In Nevada. Montana. Wyom ing. California and Oregon aa well aa many familiar (oral arenea and aome of hla famoua Indian por trait. Tha traveling exhibit at tha Art Center Include, Jewelry and ceram ics of Pram Bergman Internation ally known designer, and the re ramtra of Prana and Marguerite Vtldanhaln who rank among the ben In tha world. Klamath Fallt business firm art cooperating with the Art assocla iion by donating exhibit snece in their atorea and ahow wlndowa. ao that three will be painting exhibit- ad In all downtown seryozuL .. Open-air There will be open-air rxhlblta reminiscent of Parta and Green wich Village on tha sidewalk- In front of the Klamath Flower ahop extending Into the Htandard Service atatlon at 13th and Main. Tha coun ty and city libraries will have a large display of art booki whlrh art part of their permanent collection. Palming! will be exhibited In the lobby of the Pelican theatre, and In the following atorea. Rlrltva I.a Potntes. Palace Market. Reln riart'i and the Pelican Cafe Candy Jar Howard Prrrln will exhibit the work ha ! now doing In the city In hla architectural atudio at 1121 Main, lie will have open house on Saturday. November 5. from 1-4 pm.. and conducted totira allowing how the atudio works. Refreshment will be served. Open House The architectural firm of Hewitt and Morrison and Howard, city planners, will have open house In their atudio, the former office of Sheldon Brumbaugh In Pine drove, on Sunday from 3 to 4 pm There will be an exhibit of local work now being done and the paintings of John Howard, member of the firm. Refreshments will be nerved. The Art Cen'er at 12th and Main will-also have open house on Satur day and Bundiy afternoon. ' Yuletide Air Stirs Around Town Br llll I. Jr.NKINH 111118 1'MAH I already In tha air w (or Klamath rail. After Uie cold, Inhospitable, miserable recep tlou given tiiat season of unlveraial cheer last year the townspeople are detennliird Ui make It a success Ulls year. 'in Uiat end a kit of thread are being pulled thro null the town and coordinated III order to make tin December 2 Chrlalmas opening one of the biggest (or any town of this alu on the coast. The merchant association I (orglng ahead with a grandiose plan for a parade, for city lighting, for a Christmas tree and all the other Utile tiling that add up to Christmas. One service club. I he 20-30, has taken on the big Job of setting up a 40 fool tree on the main street and Unhung It. On top o( that they may also take over the gift concession or whatever may be worked In tha line. Schools are tentatively plan rung fur float and perhaps other groupa, churches, fraternal organi sation and others, may get In the big parade with floats. At a merchants meeting Una morning the whole plan seemed to mushroom a more and more plana were brought forward. If Uiey all go over, and there's no reason why thry shouldn't. It will be one of the big gest Yule kick-oils in Klamath s history. A Utile good cheer can do more toward making It a merry ara son than all the good Intention and all the gilt In the world. And you can do your part In the plan, too. Maybe you're a Utile llred of having people come around and ak you (or a donation or to give a Utile time, but don't forget one thing. Those boys on the merchant group and the members of the service cluba who are par ticipating are doing a lot more work than you'll be asked to do. And they've been working on It (or a long time now. with a lot more ahead of Uiem. It's one Ume when a lot of the merchant are really playing Mania Clau. Just to give your chil dren a Christmas celebration. CPKAKINO o( the 20-30 club, they got the ahort end o( the alick In Monday'! paper on the announce ment of Halloween party plana. It wa the 30-JO club, not the Klwsn.s club who sponsored that party at Riverside achool. I'm told that 13 of the boy turned out on their own time to put tha thing over and en tertain the kida. And they did a good Job o( It, too. One o( the many reasons why we had a quiet Hal loween nighl here. They deserve a lot of credit for it. a do all the other group who did their part -trz,: v.'. V , , ' I . ) , i ii OFFICIAL VISIT A. T. Cushmon, left, vice president of Seorj Roebuck ond compony, Pacific coost territory, arrived here Tuesdoy by company p'ane ond was met by the local Sears manager, W. V. Knotts, right. An inspection of the Klamath Falls store followed. Downtown Sale Of Drama Tickets OTI A downtown ticket booth will be set up today In front of the Oun Store to facilitate handling of the Civic Drama Festival tickets. Ted Schlnkle. office equipment re pair atudent, will erect the booth. The first play of the aeries. -Th Helreaa." will be presented Friday evening In the Orelech theatre. KTRIKE EN'DH PORTLAND. Nor. 3 ! A two day atrlke at the 8uperbllt Manu facturing company furniture plant ended today. Two women, whose discharge precipitated the uike. were reinstated. Dan Hay, company spokesman, aald. Other Issues will be negotiated. I.IZ rOH t.KOKI.E LONDON. Nov. 1 VP) The George S. Kaufman comedy. "Oeorge Washington Blept Here opens In London's Strand theatre tomorrow. The Hntli-h title: "Queen Elizabeth Blept Here." The star Sinus li It light years away. nnnn MJMWJMr HEAD COLD CLOGGED NOSE t drop of Ptpnetro Nom Dropt Sears Heads Inspecting Klamath Unit A. T. Cushman, vice president of Seara, Roebuck and company Pa cific coast territory, and a party of Sear official arrived Tuesday aft ernoon to visit the local Sear set-up. The group I conducting an In spection trip of several West coast district retail atorea. The party flew from Reno yesterday and will go to Ban Francisco from here. Fufure Cushman expressed Interest In notification of the Hercules Powder company locating a plant here and aald he wa glad to learn of the Increased prospective future of the Klamath Pall area. Manager W. V. Knott and local Bears employes welcomed the In spection group at the airport. Spokane Man Held In Hunt Death . SPOKANE. Nov. 3 AV- Raymond Lewi, 44, of Spokane wa charged with manilaughter yesterday In the accidental shooting last Sunday of Violet Packer, 40, o Spokane. Mrs. Packer , was fatally shot while she wa hunting with fUre companions near Valley, Wash. Delbert Sooles, Stevens county prosecutor, said Lewis orally ad mitted the shooting. The manslaughter warrant was aerved In the office of the Spokane J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at SM North 1th II Phase tl county sheriff where Lewis had come to be questioned by Stevens county officers. Scoles said Lewis told him. 1 thought 1 saw a deer and I shot. Then I started down from the point I was on and beard woman screaming. "I turned around and wetft bsvU over tha point and atayed la the woods about an hour trying to makt up my mind what to do. Lewis did not tell the other mem bers of hla party thas ha believed he had allot a woman until last night, Scoles said. pi won 1st prize ail n!f5ZA tcaltc3 (Mmtost willi r4T& my cake from IpOC Ciiic-li Cake Mix." I taviSW.g. C MnB. !. Ora J ( I J J' Ljr' w" f3 Ul In rech nostril, rase congn- f uon, open ciogfea not, you brtwtb awier una 2 -drop way. trv3 ttitiM NOSE DROPS Sclcacd low-priced used SINGER Sewing Midlines available. Ma chines taken in trade, floor mod els, demonstrators fully recondi tioned and guaranteed to be in good running order. Portables Cabinets Trtoaies liasileat Ulschaa UMMisiaa.a is Saaail aewa poysaasrl awiy reran SINGER SEWING CENTER 418 Main Phono 8402 '- y ii't",J"-:.'- r,: -fvor- . y rv ,K ,ee.y" -mVf'- T-a H" J?a -?vl-v'j : i ec ' today's Dlitz Vcinhard has it o Want Ads don't cost they payl Christmas Pageant Planned by 20-30 Preparation of the JO -30 club's Christmas pageant (or the children of the Klamath basin began laat night at tha regular meeting of the club. Bern! Griffin, chairman of the affair, named the various commit tees and outlined plana for mem bers. A report was also given on the success of the club Joint spon sorship of the Halloween parly at Riverside school Monday night. The guest speaker at the meeting was Bill Jenkins of The Herald and News, whu spoke on "The Place of Your Newspaper In Your Community." CiAMBI.lNO RAID OREOON CITY. 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