Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 03, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. NOV. 3. 194 PACE TWO ncrvUL mnu t rv MAmnm rrvLW, wrvt'i i p n n i rirsM OTI Beefs Discussed At Parley A nutting between OTI student reeidenu of the Mountain View housing project and Winston Pur vine. Oregon Tech superintendent, reportedly m under way today at the achool to Iron out difficulties a rtslni at the achool -operated hous ing project. Early thla afternoon no news had been received from the meeting. retlUen Some 24 Mountain View resi dent yesterday had sianrd a peti tion asking for a reducuon in the 139 a month rental at the housing unit or a ehanire In the manage, ment of the project. However, the demands for a chains In the management art by no meant unanimous. The manager, Norman Miller, la receiving support from many students at Mountain View who declare Miller la not to blame for the housing project dif ficulties. The residents art virtually unani mous In believing they are paying too much rent. CI t I vr j Klamath Rim Here Tonight Ufe In Klamath" the full-length color feature filmed here during the past 10 days will be premiered at the Pelican theatre tonight. The picture, dealing with life in the Klamath basin was filmed and produced by Robert Allen of Reelift Productions, Inc.. Hollywood. Allen has been in the area for some time and has procured se quences from Klamath Palls cover ing schools, churches. Industry, ag riculture and merchandising. The film also contains pictures of the Merrill spud festival. - This is the second picture con cerning Klamath Palls to be taken here, the first being 'Klamath At War" which waa taken by Alien five years ago and shown here. COURTESY PAID OFF yesterday for Mrs. Keith Krous (left) 5512 Sooth 6th when she wos awarded a priie for courteous driving by Dick Miller Jr. Don Chestnut, 524 Cranf, on OTI student, wos topped by Traffic Officer Victor Murdock for the second winner of the doy in the KADA sponsored safe driving event. Big California Coast Area Sinking; Property Worth Millions in Peril Flue, Grass Fires Knocked Out The suburban fire department re ported two fires this morning. At (:9T ajn. today, they answered a call to IMS Logan where a fire caused by a defective flue caused considerable damage to the house. Yesterday afternoon at 4:S0 p m. they were called to extinguish a grass fire at 4606 Clinton. No dam age was reported. Philpotts Sell Ranch To Van Cleve Sale of the 1500-sere Phllpott ranch in the Bonansa area waa made public today by Mrs. Eva P. Phiipou and her two sons. Ward and Donald. The ranch, purchased by L. A. Van Cleve. Merrill. Is one of the oldest ranches in Langell valley. Three homes have been built on the place which has other extensive lmDroretnents. The late Mr. Phllpott homesteaded In 1911. later buying adjoining acres which Included the Lytic ranch and the J. O. Patterson holdings. Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve who nave ranched in the Merrill district for seven years wlU move to the ranch in the near future. Van Cleve sold his Merrill ranch to Ivan and Law son Ksndra several months ago and has since lived In Merrill. The transaction was handled by the Henry Newhouse real estate of fice. No consideration was announced. Bend Sending Tickets For Big Game Three hundred reserved seats for the crucial Klamath Palls Bend Armistice Day grid game are to go on sale here Monday morning at the chamber of com merce. Kt'HS Principal James L. Brown was notified by Bend school authorities today that the tickets were being mailed here. Bend Is the local Pelicans' final conference fne of the sesson and a win for the rush-flying Pels will give them a shot at the state championship playoffs. BAKER Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore.. November 2. to Mr. and Mrs. Garland Baker, route 1 box IS. Bonanza, Ore, a boy. Weight: 7 pound S ounces. HIRSCHBACK Born at Klam ath Valley hospital, Klamath Palls. Ore, November 2, IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hirschback. Tulelske. Calif, a girL Weight: 7 pounds 10 ' ounces. Mrs. Bradley Dies; III Three Weeks j Mrs. Forrest M. Bradley, J4. died at Hillside hospital at 50 pjn. Wed- ; nesday following a three weeks' ill- i ness. Mrs. Bradley resided at 3304 ' Crest, and was a member of an old Southern Oregon family. She was born Florence Caroline Houston In Wimer valley of Lake county, and has lived here for some time. Final rites will be announced ! Nurses Needed For Indian Reservations Registered nurses are needed to meet a serious nurse shortage in hospitals on Indian reservations In four Western states. The Red Cross has been asked to auume some re sponsibility In helping the hospitals give at least a minimum service to the sick because of Ita present dis aster relief policy to assist govern mental agencies In time of emer gency. Twenty-two nurses are urgently needed immediately. This million i and need' for nurses is considered critical until the first of the year: when. It is hope, the efforts of the Civil Service commission msy per manently solve the problem. All registered nurses in Klsmsth county available for this emergency service are asked to contact the Red Cross office in Klsmath Falls for additional Information. WASHINGTON. Nov. I ulA 1J square mile area on the Los An-ge!r-Long Beach. Calif, harbor Is sinking two Inches every month, en dsngerlng tMO 000.000 worth of pro perly, a naval officer said today. The land has dropped more than nine feet since 1(37, Comdr. t.ewls C Cose, public works, officer of the Long Beach naval shipyard, told the waters ars division of Ihe American Society of Civil engi neers, in convention here. ' Cose said In his prepared speech that earth dike have been thrown uo to protect Industrial establish ments affected bv the drooping of the land 'and money has been ap propriated for concrete walls to pro tect the naval shipyard, which has SI 00.000.000 worth of equipment. Removal of oil and gas from the Wilmington oil field Is blsmed for the subsidence. Coxe ssid. Engineers and geologists estimate the subsidence msy reach It to 13 feet by 1963 unless methods can be found to stop or retard It. i One plan under studv Is to reduce rale of oil and gaa removal so thsl groundwater would hav time to trickle through to replace themat levels of 3500 to 10O0 fret and the other Is to pump water under high pressure Into the oil aones to re place the oil and gas. Judge Refuses Klamath Bid For Fugitives h .r. learrai runse in ias vegas nas turnru oown maoism county s oia 1 for custody of two young men charged here with car theft but . free on probation In Nevada. I The men are Leonard Libera and j Ralph Ronald Rader. both 24, who : are accused of stealing a car Mrs. Bradley Is survived by her husband, a daughter Beryl Jean and a son Forest Ray of Klamath Falls: two sisters. Mrs. Harold Savage of Coos Bay and Mrs. Ralph Powell of Tulelake; two brothers. James F. Houston of Lakeview and HUIard I B. Houston of Coos Bay. $hm fray's ' 1 Vlf I 00 ALL W00L Ml V WINTER fS LZP GABARDINES ft v )4 SHARKSKINS lC:,0n; BROADCLOTHS V AI,W COVERTS ( I ' "x WHY I k k MORE? CONVENIENT T fOJ ,. LAY-AWAY J -V Y . PLAN ... -000 615-17 MAIN ST. Before yon Invest In your new Winter Coat compare the quality of our fabrics, amartnrsa of styles, perfection of the tailoring and clev erness of the detailing . , . and you'll agree we offer MOST COAT VALUE FOR YOl'R MONEY. Kennel Club Dog Show Here Sunday The Klamath Kennel club will stage a preliminary dog show Sun day at the Klamath Falla fair grounds. ' Dog owners must have canine en tries at the fairgrounds 10 o clock Sunday morning and Judging will start at 10 30. continuing all day through 6:30 p.m. Entries Deadline Late entries will not be accepted as It will be necessary to have all entries officially checked by a veterinarian, this to be done be tween t and 10 o'clock. 8 porting and hunting dogs will be checked by the vet between noon and 1pm. Veterinary check will be done at no cost to the exhibitor. Drs. J. T. Rlker and J. E. Hardesty are con- tributlng their professional services j to the show. j The show will Include the toy group, hound group, working group, terrier group, sporting and hunting group and children's handling class. I Children The latter division, where chil dren take in their pure bred dogs and are awarded according to merit j of handling, will take place between 3 and 1:30 pm. Ages for small! fry showing dogs will be from 4 ' to S and from I to 15. Ribbons. ' Sad Little Story Silver Lined IOS ANOKl ES. Nov. 1 t,r-There is a silver lining to this sad little stury about the to-year-old woman arrested on a charge of begging The woman la Miss Louisa Mimldt. who, offlcera said was begging small change from men along Ihe sidewalk yesterrisy. Policewomen found Ihe silver lining pinned to her undergarments in the form of IJI2 In currency. KIIORT STRIKE HOUSTON. Nov. in - Bus drivers in Texas' largest city went on strike at H 01 a. m today but I reached an agreement with man element at 13 10 p. m. The short i lived strike of 1100 members of the ! CIO Transport Workers union was the first major transportation lie up in history for this city of more than soo.ooo people. Russian Claims New Atom Find MOSCOW. Nov. i4"V A t"P Bus sain scientist today said Soviet sci entists In the past year have dis covered hitherto unknown chaise terlsiics of rsdistlon from atomic nuclei. Thla was only one of a number of srlenllllc discoveries clslmrd for Kussian phvslcl'la and astronomrrs by Serial Vavllov. piesiilrnt of the academy of sciences of the UrtMlt. in an article In Inestla. the gov ernment newspaper, Vavllov did not elabnrsle on the nature of characteristic of atomic radiation discovered. owned by, Stanley Anderson of Ma lm September 34 Arrested They were arrested two dsys 1tr at TAV.lnrlr V-v Bn1 th car recovered. Libera and Rader ! trophies and prlxes will be given were taken into federal court at 1,1 sk-. Las Vegas for violation of the Dyer act. taking a stolen car across state lines, and were placed on probation there. Sheriff Jack Frney attempted to Stavaw e Vi asm toleain fntiw jn. frs4 m fn return here to face the car theft 1 thr'e members of a family free ad- Judge is Reginald Uvesy of Mll- ' waukie. who has Judged, bred and raised dogs over a period of 40 1 var- A' Fee Entry tt U 91. This t tntitlM charges, but learned yesterday the federal court had denied Klamath county's request. GOPs to Discuss CVA Proposal SALEM. Nov. ) A discus sion of the proposed Columbia val ley authority, which almost all re publican leaders oppose, will high light the annual convention of the Oregon republican clubs here Fri day and Saturday. Rep. Walter Norblad, Astoria, will address tomorrow's luncheon. and the CVA discussion will begin , at 3 p. m. U. 8. Senator Guy Cordon, Rose- burg, will talk at tomorrow night's banquet. mission. A blonde cocker spaniel puppy valued at t.V) will be given to a spectator. W. E Anderson, vice president of the Klamath Kennel club, will make the presentation. . . . And Baby Mokes Three Roses HOLLYWOOD. Nov. I - And haby makea three for the David Roses. The music composer and his wife, ex-New York Model Betty Bigelow. became parents of a six-pound dsughter yesterday their child. first Municipal Court Kenneth Blase Fitzslmmons, fail ure to yield right of way. Fine $. Jack McDonald, drunk and dlsor rfriv Fine si on and 30 davs. CONTROLLED .inunh ft vinrenL no oners tor's OLYMPIA. Nov. J WPi The license. Forfeit & ball. Larch mountain fire In Clark i Forrest O. Cornelius, drunk. Pint county has been brought under 1100 and 30 days, control, Bute Forester Bernard Exequio Mendez. drunk. Fine 110 Orell reported today. The fire or 5 days. burned over about 700 acres of log- j Russell White, drunk. Fine IIS or glng slash. T' days. sw.ii y rs..yj- ytir 'eg jr. 'ffl. V T ::. -m ! (,-t,;, i.,.Jlsssssssssssss lamamssssaaaaaaaaaaaaBsmaasmmmmmmaaaJ HONEY FOR SOMEONE Thit cute little fella, a blonde cocker spaniel named Honey, will go home with some lucky person Sunday. W. E. Anderson, vice president of the Klam ath Kennel club, will present the dog to o show-goer ot the .conclusion of the show at the foirgrounds. noons OPEN T mm I Tense with xfi-st. Suspense; CARYCOOfjB WifW Himj fete m Usi tassactt TICNNK0L0R E sirs Cart son gsvrUight fjteat New HIGH WAY DEATI' PRINEVILI.E, Nov. 1 -Robert Quant, 30. air force enlisted man home on furlough from Okinawa, was killed last nig tit as a car In which he was riding left the high way and struck a tree. New Klamath Bus Service Permit Sought An application that would girt Klamath Palls another through bug service waa bring considered In Portland today, according to an Ap dispatch. Safe Way M.itor Coach lines seeka to operata buses between Washing ton and California via Portland, Madras, Lakeview and Klamath Tails. E. S. I.ubfin. a Calllornlan. Is pel I. tinning for Iht permit, the AP re ported. . A bus directory scanned here In. day did not list any ' Safe Way" bua line In (Ills area and no other details wera available. HELD OVER TONIGHT! "MY FRIEND IRMA" PARADISE UNTAMED ...in oil it wonder ond fury! LOVE UNASHAMED 4 ...in all its innocence and romance! ADVENTURE .AS NEVER BEFORE .1-- 1 AKTHt.'K HANK IF AN SIMMONS - HOUSTON TECHNICOLOR! I1 u'r' CeW READ TOMORROW'S PAPER FOR DETAILS OP ROGERS JEWELERS SUOO.OO DIAMOND HUNT AT THE ESQUIRE SUNDAY WITH rC?JfLwt. WORLD PREMIERE HERE TODAY llywood Stars IP ASIDE FOR 'OUandYOU l& H, Ufe YOU, t2"f ARC IN THE h MOVIES NOW! IaUT I sfv: e Lights! Camera! Action! POORS OPEN AT M P. M. im on i KLAMATH R0IERT ALLEN, PRODUCER nd It's h X-ITLMI IM IAUTfUl Of IKHiyMOOD !E5 I.Y0URSELF As OTHERS SEE YOU. YOU'LL iueJEaSesV1" AND FRIINM "CAUSE H?iS 0F L0CAL ft0fLl AR IN THE CAST OF "LIFE IN KLAMATH!" You'll Lough You'll Sram . . Tob'II be thoroughly entertained bacaus yea and your friends are thi stirs In this feature picture , . Every eeene filmed and produced locally! SEE! THE POTATO FESTIVAL lit Merrill . . tho Van Quel, parade, barbecue, football gam and dance I SEE! Kilhl life In KlajtuUt rail! s . Theatre, and Daneo Crowd . rartlesl SEE! Klamath Falls' Indus, trie . Service Cuba, Rotary, Klwanta ond Uona t , The Student Body of Klamath Un ion Rich s Street Bcenea . . . Church Crowdt . , Wtddlncst tj&h t j$$A ttG' m'mSuva mwrnmH .