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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1949)
MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THRE1 . WEATHER KLAMATH f AI LS AM) Vl IN ITVl lluudjr today ind Tuesday with arraaioiial lis li t ruin Turwlay. Illlli lousy Wl. Imv tonight 311 llih Tuwlajr 6S. Max 6 Mill. rnrlilUUon ll it hour , IIHKAM YEAH To data .J. lai sar .--....I.! Normal .... I U KIIUII.N UHKiiUN Moally rlourtl ttMlav Mild Tuaadav. (IrcMliMi.t lain o liiwllwrlt tua.l UMilglil, aiiiaa.llit. lu aoulliafll cttM.I ami litladitr Itir.tla. lltglta Iftlh (lata U la u ltwa Umlaut SS Itt 4S Hailiita off ruaal anullwiljr lo aoltmaatail and li lu Jo nillra an hour tiMlar, Im-iaaalii lu Ill lo aft loiHshl. KANTKMN CIMKUIIN: Cloudy In auulh ml i-uiiaitlatalla high rlouilliiaaa In nuflh I.Mlay and Tua.ila,. Ot.aalonal llglil rain In Mtulh Tu.aflay. .lightly nmlar allailiuoiu. iitialial aval mar In north liMHahl. tllgha IniIIi day ft to 4 Irfiwa Ittluglil a lu 4J NONTIIKHN CAI.irUKNIA; Conalilar glila clouillltraa Mrlln t-imalilarahla lain tixlar and Tuaartay. Coolar uvar In laimr today, a.iulharly wlitua ill III U Bn mllaa an hour ult coaat, ahlttln lo ayaatarly Tugaday. I. KANT PAS AMI VMINITV: Cloudy today and Tuaaday with Of-f-aalonal light lain haglnmng lulllght. High today ft. Low Imughl 40. High tuaaday M. I'lan Dinner All Camp Fir and Jl'te lllrtl Iratlrra and assistant "Jtilrrs In Mrrrlll will mm Hi the rrvrralliin hall 111 Morrill on Tues day at I p ni . November I. Mua teuton will meet with Ui Camp Klre (roup to assist In planning Ilia Mrrrlll Camplir Olrli dad daughter dlnnrr. To Wheeler Mr. and Mri. Ever fit Jackson end sons. Larry and Johnny. Ifll rnday tor Wheeler. Id visit Mr. and Mr 1-awrrnre Mou. rhenbarligr. aKo of Klamath Kails, who art sending the wlntrr there, 1hi Jarkaoiu will spend several dayi In Wheeler. Former KealnVnt Dire Mrs. Jnhn Hughes of Orldlry. Calif., formerly of Fort Klamath, died Friday nlRht at hrr home In aridity. Thaw wlh. Inn to arnd flowers are akrd to nniiate (he monry to the cancer fluid. To oryallla Mr. and Mm Bar F.aronlnikl went In Cnrvallli last wwk-fnd to atlriid Hip Ui'iiim Bute (ma. and to see Don Zarorlnakl. who la playing flrat string on Ilia taam. They mat many friends at the mtma Chi house. Khaata FTA All room mothara and members of the Hhaat PTA eiecutlve board will meet In tha arhool rafetena at I p m. tomor row aflamoon. All members ara asked to attend V poaiibla. Mllla FTA Tha maular mapilnf el tha Mllla PTA will bp hld In tha arhool auditorium at 1 p m Vradnaaday. ftafrmhmpnta will bp aarrail m taS Mfptprla followlnf ttM maatlnc. Foalponad Tlia nractlrf tor ha Rfbrkah drira gu.fl ha Wan peatponpd wntll Monday. No. Marbar' IV. AM mambpr tra aakad to attand. acaJaar MaarUnz Thpr will b a raular mapllng of tha Npichbora of Voodrraft tonight at I pm. In tha KC hall. All mpmbm ara r)uaid to attamd. Madlnal Cra Mra. Jpan Thomai of 11J0 a. nth waa mnvpd to Hill aidp hoapltal for mrdlral cart by Kalpr'a ambulance Sunday. Maailnc The Wrllera club will mppt with Mra. R. M. Hamrra. ISM F.arla. at I p. m. Turiday. Phone 137 for Information. Freo Ilanra The Marine Carp Ira up will gpoiuor a free Informal danre Novpmbrr 10 In honor of the marine oorpa birthday. Ilrre fur tlunlliii A party of Mrdlurd hunti'ia rnjuyrd kimhI lurk lirre tills paal wrrk-end. Mr. and Mra. Allan F. Prrry and two chil dren, Janrt and Jimmy, accotnpa nlrd by Mm. I'rrry iiiiithrr, Mra. Myron CI. Murdulf, formrrly of thlg rlty, were guruls In Klaiualh Falla. Prrry, who la manaiirr of the Mrd forr branch of the U. H. National bank, aa Jolnrd by his nrprew, Allan Flynii. and Aubrry Norm, Mrdlurd bualiinuman. The othprt rrlurnrd to Mnlfnrd Hunday nlvlit. but Pprry and Norrla atayrd on for anotlipr day's shoollni at Tulr lake. Lanpll farly The Clulld of Ht. Ilarnaboa church In Lanscll valley Is sponaorlni a tuikry supiH-r and baxaar WedneMluy evriilnv In the pariah houae. All rralilrnu of tha vallry are liivltrd to allrnd and thrr will be a "panvt post sale." Kllta mallrd from Irlrndu of the ulld. Mrrvlng will start at S p. m and continue unll! all ara served. In lllllld Evan Fogle, M-yrsr-old Uorrla farmer, was moved to HIIMiln hnapllal for mrdkal care Hunday. llr has brrn In Long Uracil. Calif., for atlrntlun and came north on the Houthrrn Pacific Hunday where h was met by Kaler's ambulance. HP Fmploye 111 W. E. Barker, Southern Pacific employp, la recrlv Ing mrdlral rare at IfilUlde hoa pltal. Hp was movrd from his home at 2115 Turnaee to the hoapltal by Kaler's ambulance. Council Mrrllnj Thp Tonrnd Club cuuniil will mrrt at 7:30 Tupudsy pvrnlng before the rrgular meeting of the club at the home of H. O. Myprs. The rrgular meeting will follow at I pm. followed by refreshments and cards. Catholic Daufhlrra Ttiere will be a regular buMnraa niretlng of Catholic Uauglilers at 8 p in. Tues day evening In the KC hall. Mem-1 brrs ara aakpd to bring candidate applications to he voled upon. Be-1 freahmrnla will bp gprvrd. From Harramrnto-Mr. and Mrs R. C. Hastings of Sarramrnto prnt the week-end In Klamath FalU visiting with friends and rel ative. They left Monday tor the south whrre Havings l In the lumber bualnru. Thry are former Klamath resident. Fnrollrd Joseph Benlamla Srhmoll of Klamath Fall Is regis tpred with the gradual arhool at Northwestern university, Chicago. Raglea Auiillarr-Mcmbrra. of the Eagles auxiliary will mpet Wpdnps day at 1 pm. In upper FOE hall. Thnsp attending are ard to bring potlurk. Rrbrkab, fstSil The Renrkah aorial club will meet In Ih I OOF hall at I pm. Wednesday for a potlurk lunch and businesa meeting Ht Paul's Guild At. Paul a Epis copal Oulld Will hold a meeting Wednesday evening at I o'clock In the parish hall . 1 1 -1". V . , VI -, ' -I asiwaaaJlj KM pHr- J --j eatWy-a- 1A -: 'V f--a. . - 5.-- i .' S'i, . 11 PRIDE OF THE KLAMATH FALLS city street deportment is this brand new street flusher which made its maiden run on Friday afternoon in the Mills addition sector. Doctor Soyi Plastic Surgery Great Aid By II) WIN P. JORDAN, M. D. Burgrry aimed at repairing physi cal drfecla present at birth or scars sustained In war or accidents ha developed enormoualy since the first world war. Many people with defornipd noses, protruding ears, or other peculiarities which mar their looks csn now be restored to an appearance which. If not beautiful, at least makes them attractive and lea conspicuous. The methods of plastic surgery used to accomplish these results are often complicated, time-consuming. and expensive. It la frequently nec essary, fur example, to take carti lage from one of the patient's own ribs and to use It In reconstructing a iiosp. an ear, or some other part. The transplantation of such tissues requires the establishment of a new blood supply and this taken time. The same thing I true of skin grafting when It Is neces sary to cover some part of the body with skin removed from some other place. "Far Lllllng- , There Is something about tha field of plastic surgery which has brought Into It some who promise things they cannot perform or are otherwise not fair with the patient. For example, there was a period during which "face lifting" was fre quently requested by elderly wom en whose normal aging caused their skin to become loose and sag. It waa quite common to treat this by Injecting under the skin some kind of waxy substance which would give the cheeks a certain fullness. This was not safe, however, and many serious result occurred and "face lifting" has. therefore, been pretty well abandoned. It is certatply wise faitjnn who feels the need for plastic sur gery to obtain the advice and ef forts of only the best In that field. Portland's Melody Club Raided Again PORTLAND. Nov. 7 OP) The third raid within a month at tha I Otherwise, they may be faced, not 1 Melody club here resulted early only with disappointment, but with yesterday in the arrest of one man serious complications a well. Need- on the charge of a Knox law vio las to say even the best are not latlon. always completely successful In I Lt. Oordon McReary of the state mis complicated ana delicate kind : liquor control commission agents Tugwell Tells Britons How U.S. Governed LONDON. Nor. 7 Rexford O. Tugwell, who one helped run the American government, now teaches London students about It. The former top brain truster un der President Roosevelt la a visit ing professor at the London school of economics, lecturing on Ameri can government and political sci ence. The 51-year-old economist, whose career a a government planner was constantly stormy, live quietly today In London hotel. British Life He came here on Invitation of the London school, settling himself and his family to firmly Into the British educational routine that his prmenca passed, almost unnoticed. His two sons are enrolled In a typical country school In Devon. Tugwell said he expect to teach a year In London, then return next spring to hi regular position as professor of political science at the University of Chicago. the of work. The Doctor Answers QUESTION: Plrase tell m causes of arthritis. AN8VVER; I wish I knew. Many people are seeking It. but as yet the cause Is not known in most case. A few cases are caused by known germs. MORE ELECTRICITY WA8HINOTON. Nov. 7 (Pi The rural electrification administration says the number of electrified farms In Washington and Oregon has In creased 8 15 J since the end of 1934. said Jack Englert. held under 1500 bond, was selling liquor by the drink. He said there were about 100 patrons when stale agents broke In. Half an hour later, the agents raided the Savoy club and arrested Howard L. Gentry. 22, on a similar charge. There were about 80 pa trons there. It wa the second raid oi. the Bavoy In several month. It Pay to Use the Want-Ads I CAIRO MOISF.S FALL i CAIRO iitv-Many of the dwelling place In old Cairo are more than 1000 years old. Almost weekly one collapse. Usually there are a num ber of deaths. The most recent col laps cam when a four-story house fell down In the Bayeda Zelnab dis trict, killing six and Injuring seven. Austria has only 35 dally news paper and 17 radio stations. 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