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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1949)
PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON f ATURDAY, NOV. 12. 1949 u inm o o r 11 i , . - a V Oil D D o '0 o o o On O 0 0 B 8 STATE POLICE TROOP Only rarely does the entire force o f stote police working out of the Klomoth Falls headquarters ' get together, since the local office covers all of Klamath an d Lake counties and has outposts at Gilchrist and Lakeview. This picture of Oregon's finest was snapped at a recent troo p meeting. Front row, left to right, John Poxton, Jim Carsten sen, Nick Barry, Milton Deter, William Roach, Leslie Harro un, Jim Avers (Gilchrist), and Sgt. E. W. Tichenor. Back row,. Dal Reed, Robert Cromer, Leonard Balcom, William Hazelw ood (Gilchrist), Bill Christiansen, Dick Finnell, Lorry Berg, man, Wolter Scheidereiter (Lakeview), Todd Knopp (Lakeview), Fay Holley (Gilchrist), Lawrence Wills and Bob Milton. sj ij-s ; ; Indian Liquor Sale Charge Trial Monday Homecoming Queen Gets Crown at OTI BOUND FOR HOLLYWOOD Eleven-year-old Arthur Briggs of New York City had an urge to travel ond was especially interested in going to Hollywood. Three times he ran away but didn't get out of the New York suburbs. The fourth try was partially successful, he was found stowedaway aboard a TWA Constellation which landed at St. Louis (Nov. 9). Here (left), St. Louis county deputy . . ... - fl IT a UnmuAmlnM 4nM .. .. james nusseu irosc z. 01 neat- ....... .,.u j a-i... cu.. tT accrued of Mn. .n Indian r.r. ! the crowning ot the OUffll CC le- i ne Smiles Ot Walter bharp vation bootlegger, will go on trial braicd final homecoming plans last sheriff, who orranged for the boy's return to New York Monday morning In circuit court on ' armory tor students ; an indictment for selhng liquor to both U. Junior college. nd ' ,,.. h,d QUl , hnsl of ..old n Indian. ! Grads" to brief on the schoola pant Frost was Indicted last June after The Owls celebrated the end of ,( prcwnt activities. He said that 18 r year - old Simeon Buchanan helr football schedule with a - tie this seemed to be the beginning of Riddle of Sprague River said he yesterday afternoon against Lassen. , permanent Interested (roup of bought a quart of Cream of Ken- , The highlight of the dance wa the i prions guiding the school actlvl The price, the Indian youth said.; ci owning of her majesty the queen., was S10. j dale Bachman. by Halfback Vance i ' ' Circuit Judge E. H. Howell of I Mattot. The queen was attended by INSURANCE MEN WIN TROPHY Agents Williom N. Goen right, and E. Willard Cedorleaf ore looking at the Myron Smith life month trophy, on annual oward, which was won this year by agents in the Klamoth Falls district. Goen and Cedarleaf, both of Klamath Falls, and H. J. Anthony, of Lakeview, were high for the month of September in insurance sales for the State Form Insurance Companies, which they reoresent. i . . . CARNIVAL By Dick Turntr u i T i -Mft.iwSYiitAiCTvicf.iiie.T.M.sra.11 a "Sit ; will be down in a minute he' checking your progress with her diary!" WHY WE SAY Sill Qj This American tlane word for a re I U V volver wai derived from the machine pin Invented by Dr. R. J. Catling and firrt was Med durinx the American Civil Tar. John Day. 34 years old and one of the youngest Judges of the Oregon bench, has been assigned to hear the case. Judge David R. Vanden berg disqualified himself. Frost is defended by Attorney E. E. DrlscolL Looking for something? Read the Want Ads you may find It there! her four princesses. Pal Wahl. Jean Rumelhart, Pat Boleyn and Ins Crandell. Thanks With the season now over, the Owl players expressed thanks to the townspeople for the wonderful sup port they have given them. Joe Darnell, head of the alumni RACK TO WORK WASH1NOTON. Nov. 13 iPk-The submarine Tusk, which collided with a navy supply ship during tnaneu vera off Labrador, left Argentla, Newfoundland, today to rejoin the task force exercise, the navy said. To Buy or Sell Use the Want-Adst li.-.,.ii',...a.a ,.ii., , ,m. di,-nus,mii. r.-, '-,-..,....... ;,;,-, ,,, ... NEW LOOK SUPERFORTRESS Looking at first glance like a six-enaine bomber, the new Boeing B-50 Superfortress (above) now is equipped with two huge 700-gallon stream lined external fuel tanks. The some fittings can accommodate 4000-pound bombs. Devel oped at Boeing's Seattle plant from the war-proved B-29 Superfort. the new look B-50 hos a speed of more than 400 miles an hour, bomb capacity of 28.000 pounds and a normal range of more thon 6000 miles. Boeing Superforts B-29s ond the new B-50s now form the backbone of all U. S. air force medium bombardment ond strategic reconnaissance squadrons. CONTINUOUS Sot. - Sun, from 12:30 P.M. 2nd EXCITWG DAY NOW! M But for th fury of tiWr hi...Th Undwmtt X of thoir hv would novtr htro boon known t SAMUEL GOLDWY Pr i--i FAMEY CRANCER f) J fSJ:K J CHARLES WCKFORD (LS n feS. f RAYMOND MASSE If J i.C RICHARD BASEHART T J L-j ' rff:fZ PERREAU . W (j l "y 'fll. sJL t introducing Jp (M latMt "GIRL FROM CUNSICHT" WtSTIRN MUSICAL CARTOON NEWS Neighbors Douse Ogle House Fire Quirk anion bv a neighborhood bucket brigade doused what could have been a serious blaze at the Hal Ogle residence. 20 Washing ton, about 20 last night. The blase started In a basement apartment occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Don Palmer and their three young children, and was probably caused by an over-heated stovepipe Bedfast Mrs. Ogle, confined to bed with arthritis, called the fire department when she smelld smoke which had drifted up from the apartment be low. In the meantime the Palmers rushed their children out of the house and the bucket brigade saved the day. Acting Chief Jack Corkery said one wall of the basement apartment was badly damaged before the flames were quenched. There was no damage done the upper part of the house, although It was fillrd with smoke. Mrs. Ogle was helped to the front porch of tin building by neighbors and was unharmed. New Fir Suit Tested OK DAYTON. O. Nov. 1J n- The air forre now ran keep Ha fire tHliler! reasonably cool In the hot test crash flames. The air force engineering division at nearby Wright-Patterson field today announced successful tests of a new gtssa-flber suit that arena firemen at a 110-drgree body trni pernture In Sono-degree flames. The suit, only one of Its kind. Is runsiruilrd of 11 layers of glass fiber, and among oilier materials glasa liber net, neiprene coated glass fiber, honeycombed rollnl rlolh, sliver foil, aluminum foil and nylon. s French Lawyers Duel; 1 Hurt PARin, Nov. I 141 Two French lawyers fought a duel with aworda today In the suburbs nf Paris. Jean Tlxlrr-Vlgnaiirnur waa tin victor, wounding Rogrr Nordmait slightly on the arm. The duel stemmed from bluer exchange of words between the two lawyers during recent trial. , Continuous From 1?:30 P. M TOMORROW! , sERi , Her... This ' f? .fiflgpp,ITSl Stood Be- . know .iT.i-' I 'kJtV-'ir'f I 0M...bwlUfil ' 1 Which will M liTi , "-Iji iill b....h.mon yfL"'A fT f-'JJ 1AMCS mTlUCAN XMS)WlK MARY BETH mmfjfZfi ljHMiU emu f w miTiii : -;;! f (Qk. mm Midnight PrevueToniqhHcl?daT It . I SCTr z&r " j.riM i ". . iw7asissk t. -nr., : , ,j.j-.'-Y.'.Tat u aassssa. . 1 I -"if:-,,. , Ubii They drove the Sword of Adventure deep into the flaming heart of Palestine- J powder-keg of the Near East! ;'- V'ss'y. 'DANCING SHOES" HPrD! COLOR CAttTOON 'uSSS "'"M" CHAMPIONS"
