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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1949)
FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVI WtATHER KLAMATH FALL AND VICIN ITY I Cloudy today through Hal iveay. InlarmllUnt light antm ko (tniting early louliht, rlinglng to 114 ht rata early aeturday. llii Uday L tonight M. Huh Saturday U. Mai M Mia. 11 rnclptUUua laal I heur WKklKHN OMa.4JON; (iuudy wtlh rain today and aalurUay. Haiti urraalonallv nuMtarala. ftiiuw war higiiar muuiilaiiia. aiigauy oufilar in nmllt Malurday. High. H 14 10 aai-apt U la H In lutrlltarn aaetlvn aalurttay. Uiwa tonight i Ui a. Wind mtt aoa.l authwa.lrly and M to 40 mllaa an hiair. bai'miilug atiulh waalariv and U l .10 mllaa an huur IhJ. evening. Wlnna will liai-a lu atajlharly and tnaiaaka lo Ju ta au mllai an hour katurday. (AttTCHN ottKOON: L'onauleralila hlah aUmdlnaaa and only lurally lll'il ralna Unlay and Uwilgllt. aalurtlay alaudr wild rain aimw ever higiiar avninlaliH Locally olndy. Iligtilly wittMr today Migte b-.th daya U lo u I lKI iA In aa OUAUT VAU AND VICINITY Cloudy wil rem Inday and aaiurday. High today aa. vow Saturday M. lonliril 41. Hign NonriirnN CALironniA rir today earpl rain north or Fori aiagl ana Madding, apraailln Inland nvor notllt and of atala lata Innlghl and to all araaa by MalilKtay availing. nnw In higiiar mfrtllttalna l.tttla ohanga In tamparalura. Wa.larlv wlnda of 10 lo Is mllaa an hmir nit c.iatl, earatil ratiulnatly and M lo W mllaa an hour north of Pnlrl Arona. Wlnda will ba .ma aoiitharly and Ineraaaa alaawhara . along eoaal aaturday. Tr Mr tArii.r tty Tha Aaaarlatyg rraaa Maadtnga fnr lha 3t houra andlng at 4 to a m. today: Mai. Mia. Piar tugana M tak.vl.v XI M " Madln,d ' Panttlatnn !t1 a Portland lalrportl M aa .! Chlragt l-o. Angalaa ad niurr m . Nan rranalara no O aaatll ..." randurlor Dinner Th Cavad Wonderland dlvlalon V of thf auilllary to Ilia Ordrr of Railway Conductor will have a dinner Bun day at 4 pm. In the library club room. All mcmbcri ot OllC No. 133 and thrlr famine are Invltrd Plraaa bring your own aervlc. Call rM or Ml lor lnformllon. Itnnama Womene Club The Bonanza Women rlub will hold lla annual baraar December I at Bold a meal markrt. Iloura are (rom 11 am. lo pm. and Iht public la Invited to participate. Home ritenaion The Falrhaven home exteruuon unit will hold a November 1 meeting at the home of Mra. Charlea Ohlen, route 3. bog I-C. The aubjert will be "Blouae m a Day." Mra. Oh lea will provide table aervlra tor the potlurk lunch. ratlenl Mike VLUly of Tennant, M-year-old Long Bell Lumber com pany employe, la a patient at Hlll g1d hoapltal where he haa received aiadkal cara alnra October 29. Vli tly la reported Improving. la Hoapltal Mn. J. A. WaUon ft too Victory drive whnae huiband k u employ of Klamath Baatn rtn Mllla, la a patient at Hlllilde evaapUeJ. AraMalte Dane There will be an Armlitlce dance Saturday night at Poo Valley hall apoiuored by the community. Dancing la from t to and tha public la Invited. Meet To Hew Krlcnd.lilp club nieiiibera are atked to meet at the home of Irena Markltam, Monday, Nuvember 14, at 1:30 pm. lo aew fur needy local family, lliey are alao reminded to bring food pack age for the Thank-giving baakela. Degree Ktaff The Rebekah drgre ataff will practlc Monday evening In the IOOP hall at 7 JO Mrmber are requented lo be preaent. Meeting -Tile Royal Neighbor! of America will meet tonight at t In the KO hall. All member having arllclea for tli hamper are aaked to bring them. rattle Man III Oacar Van Tina. M. father of Mra. Albert K. Dtrwna of M7 W. Oregon. Ii a pa tient at Hillalda hoiplfal. Van Tin la a realdent of Healtle. 'a lloapiul Mra. Nellie B. Hale, route I box 620, employed a a tele grapher with the Southern Pacific, la receiving medlga) ear at Hill aide hoapltal. Janitor III Raymond Mrlntyre, H. employed aa Janitor at the Klam ath county courthouse, la 111 In Hlll ilde hoapltal. In Hoapllal-I.arrv Whvtal entered HllUlde hoapltal Wrdnrnday with an eye Infection and la now improv ing. Medical Care Mra. Clyde Bar lick, rout I bog 607, 1 under med ical can at HllUlde hoapltal. At Hlllaide Oene Wooda, 220 Oregon, employed at Dunbar-Robln-aon, la a patient at HllUlde hoapltal. Luckless Man Hits Cops' New Cruiser Walt Hembree. 445 Market, picked lh wrong car to collide with aa he drove down Eaat Main early laat night. Th auto In queatlon waa the clly'a ahlny new Buick. checked out to Police Chief Orvllle Hamil ton. Aaaiitant Chief Paul Robertaon waa driving. Hembree waa booked at the city Jail for drunk driving and waa atlll In the lockup today. A paaaenger. Joaeph Shock. 1861 Manianlla. waa taken to Klamath Valley hoapltal for treatment of facial larerallona and later Jailed on a drunk count. Second Mlahap In another accident a ihort time later. Ted Blanchard. 11113 Auttln. waa alightly Injured and waa taken to Klamath Valley hoapltal for treatment, A truck In which he waa riding (manned Into th Spring treet end of th 8. oth viaduct. Driver of th truck. Pred Paul Highland. 50 Plum, wat booked at the city Jail for drunk driving and waa atlll In Jail today. Kaler'a ambulance moved both victim to Klamath Valley hoapltal. i iiJ l1ia. WHY WE SAY t, land X aWaaae m0m ii II One from Iluetnn (or aroiintl ,18.17 a awintllrr named Borghfae; artccialirrtl in llir mnniifiicliire and pawing o( (olac. at-riirilira. Ilia nnmc rorrtiplrd into i jh lioptia piivaaii our tnotlrrn wonl (or J 1 worllili-aa arriiriltra. SUI FOR DENTAL DRILL A substitute for the dental drill which it reported to virtually eliminate all pain ond discom fort in preporing o tooth for filling it demonstrated by Dr. William R. Mann ot the University of Michigon at Ann Ar bor. Aluminum oxide is mixed into a streom of carbon dioxide to Creole an abrasive oction. The tube held by Dental Hy gienist Chorlotte Cinsburg is connected to o suction chamber which pulls the aluminum oxide ond dental debris from the patient's mouth. I . Na - (':;;.; L TO BECOME SECOND LADY This is the first formal por trait of Mrs. Carlton S. Hodley to be released since she an nounced her engagement to Vice President Alben Borkley. The couple will be wed in St. Louis, Mo., on November 18. Imre Kovacs Next Knife, Fork Speaker Imre Kovaca, tha brilliant young Hungarian-American lecturer, writ er, traveler and atudent of European arid American aoclal condition and problem, will be lh gueat apeiker at the duuier of th Klamath Knlfa and Fork club which will be held t the Wlllard hotel November 14. Kovaca waa born 111 Pancaova, Hungary, on the Danube, of a Hun garian father and a German mother and received hla formal education In Hungary, Oermany, Serbia, Rou nianla and the United State. After completing hla work at th Yal gradual echoul he went to Jugo alavla for the YMCA and later tra veled In nine European countrie where he atudied aoclal and eco nomic condition. Challenge Loul Adamlc'a atatement, "Some people are born In America; other. no matter where they were born, were born American," la amply nup ported by Kovaca' life, and what America mean to him la a real challenge to all of u to exert our beat effort In mipportlng thl. the bind of our birth or our adoption. In addition to Engluh, which he apeak fluently. Kovacs la the mas ter of six other European lan guage. During the paat four year he haa iddremted over a million people. Everywhere hi remark have been received with enthusi asm, for. In addition to being a keen atudent of aocial condition. he haa a fine voice and know how to put over a lecture In a manner which never falls to win approval. Death Claims Eulalia Yaters In California Friend learned here today with deep regret of the death of Eulalia Margaret Waters, 43, who died late Thursday night in Santa Ana. Calif., at the home of her sister. Mr. Elda Beal and Mrs. Agnes Schlr kofsky. All thre are former Klam ath Falls residents. "Lalla." as she ws affectionately known, made her home in this city for 18 years and during that time waa affiliated with the county tax office. Six years ago she moved to Santa Ana and for the past two years has been in 111 health. She was a native of Hall county, Nebraska. r'uneral Final rites will be held here Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from Sacred Heart church of which Miss Waters was a member. Interment will be tn the family plot at Mt. Calvary Memorial park. Whitlock's will be in charge. Mrs. Beal and Mrs. Schlrkofsky are expected here this week-end from 8anta Ana. In addition to her two sisters. Miss Wters I survived by five brothers, Floyd W. Waters and Ray A. Waters, both of Klamath Falls: Charles C North Platte. Neb, Seth L. of Med ford and Cletus R., Paramount, Calif. IMRE KOVACS, Hungarian American lecturer, writer, traveler and student of Eu ropean and American social conditions ond problems, will be the next Knife and Fork club speaker, Mondoy, No vember 14. Elks Initiate 11 Members Eleven men were Initiated last right by Klamath Fall lodge No. 1247. BPOE. and th clan was sddreued by Howard Lowd of Oranu Paw district deputy grand exalted ruler for Oregon aouth. The new Elk are Ray Royce, Ralph E. Baylor. Frank D. Huss, Robert Chllcote. I. R. Robin. Harry C. Short, W. L. Martin. James W. Plnniger, Roland W. Cofer, Frank O. Weaver and Olney Rudd. - Lowd. making hi official visit tc the local lodge, discussed the edu cational and charitable aims ot the Elks as a bulwark against communism. Shop PEMEY'S mm YOUR EVERY $ DOES DOUBLE DUTY? and all Camp Fire and Blue Bird Ctrl and their fathers are invited. Mrs. Dale West la the program chairman, and each girl will be assigned a dish to bring. Table decorations and place cards will be made by the girls. Meeting with Mis Denton were Mr. R. L. Drsgoo. Mrs. Lorraine Mahaffey. Mr. Homer Fields, Mrs. W. D. VanCleve. Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs. Troy Quails, Mrs. E. E. Kit pa trick and Mrs. Glenn Raskins. Jl VISIT PENNEY'S Camp Fire Group Plans Banquet MERRILL Virginia Denton, head of the Klsmath county Camp Fire Girls, met with Merrill lead ers Tuei-day afternoon to plan the annual father-daughter banquet. The date has been set for De cember 9. In the recreation hall. Tower pf Pisa Leans More PISA. Italy. Nov. 11 ( The leaning tower of Pisa, already 16 'i feet out of plumb, has listed an other three-tenths of an Inch In the last 13 years, scientific meas urement showed today. The measurements went made by a special ute commission for th care of the famous tower, a circular structure of marble com pleted In 1350. It 1 119 feet high. 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