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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1949)
MONDAY, . NOV. U, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIVI Airways Safety Drive Spurred by Close Call Of B-17 Carrying Veep rrfnlSf Nnu II Mi Ulcaltuift kill' NnVllilll 1 That WaS WAHIIINOTON. Nov. 14 (IV- Vice President Berkley's close rail In lint a bomlM-r'i crew said as nmr collision with a commercial blimp nmr Washington eierrd certain today In sierd up studies on separating tralflo around alrporla. Tin popular "Veep," who la to be marrlrd nrat Friday, wii un aware of I he Incident at the lima. Crew meinliera snld Ui air force H-17 In which lia wa a passenger roared wlilnn 50 leet of Uia blimp with no forewarning II time. Hartley lold newmen at Hartford, Conn., last night h "didn't know a Ilium" about It. It happened last ThurMlay nlghl but did not become known ex cept by those Iniinedlately concern ed until lat nluht. fleeond Inrldent ThU es the second Inrldent of lla general nature reported In the area of lha Washington National air- So Slenderizing PATTERN 9273 l1 ifTev'flr K alep-ln dmi that buttons down thej sidel Here's comfort and food tit for you. New blc iwonpy scal lops, paneled aklrt are flatterlnf and slenderising I Pattern 9213 cornea In aliea 1 3. 3. 40. 43. 44 , 4. 4a, 50. Site JS ukea 4S yards 35-lnrh, Thla easy-to-use pattern gives per fect fit. -Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart allow you eyery tep. Send TWENTY FIVE centa In rolna for thla pattern to Klamath Fella Herald and Newa Pattern De partment, P.O. Box n0. Chtcaiio 0. III. Print plainly Vol It NAM: ADIIItrHS, ZONK, til.t. 8TYLE M'MrlKR. Don't mla our Marian Martin Pall and Winter Pattern Book! Hmart, new clothes to aew at home. Olfl Ideaa by the arore. Send fif teen centa for thla book a Free Pattern la printed In the book a new aeskit to wear with your aklrta and dresses! port alnre November 1. Hist waa the day on which a Bolivian fight er plana collided with a big com mercial airliner, killing 55 persons. The B-11 carrying Burkley to Washington waa a speelsl air Dili- kliin nln hau.it al Uolllne air bane across Uie PoUimao river from Na tional airport. It naa picaea up Barkley at Paducah, Ky., late In the afternoon. Capt. William R. llumrlrhouse, 3, hero of 113 combat missions In the Houlhwenl Pacific, reported that de spite a apeclal watch by hla crew the four-engine bomber waa above and within 50 feet of the blimp be fore aeelng It. Buiy ' The civil aeronaut Ira board (CAB) whlrh makea air aafety regulation!, and the civil aeronautlca admin istration CAA). which InterpreU and enforces them, already are busy with the problem of air traffic sepe. ratlnn. spurred by demands from congress, aviation leadera and the public. A week after the November crash which killed 55 peron. an Eastern Constellation filed a complaint that an air force B-I5 had nearly col llded with It aouth of the airport, ft ald thla near-hit came while the airliner waa climbing to cruising al titude. At about the aame time, an air . U.IK Minnl.lnMl lo the HollUlB control tower tliat an Eastern Con- .,i1-mm. hail nAintfrrpd mm DV making an Improper turn over tne ' alrbasa after taking off from National. Prank Oetty Issued a statement ' on behalf of Ooodyear Tire ana Rubber company, which operates an advertising blimp here, after dls closure of the Barkley Incident last night. Oetty aald an Inveitlgetlon h CAA had absolved the blimp pi lot of blame. Karl Janouch' Announces Retirement Karl L. Janouch. of Mrdford. Rogue river national forest super visor since 1033. haa announced hla retirement from the forest service effective December 31. Beginning next year. Janouch will be employed for the Southern Ore gon Sugar Pine corporation of Med ford and Central Point, e Indus trial forester. tilnre Janouch came to the Rogue river forest In 1931 from Colorado, tie began national forest service work In 117. He la a member of the Society of American Foresters, the Jarkaon county sheriff's posse. Ro tary club and the Jackson county chamber of commerce. Hla successor to the Rogue post will be named bv the regional for ester at Portland. Cutoff Brings Portland Closer For Motorists By HILL JKNKINH WITH the formal opening of the tl U...I . U 1 .. V. j. 1 1 i.f f yesterday a new and apeedy rouie to Portland la now operating. And don't think It Isn't speedy, aa far as Government Camp on Ml. Hood anyway la concerned. Mile after endless mile of straight, smooth road that you can really let go and roll on. Por those drivers who like lo get out and keep a heavy tout on the throttle It la an Idra road. For those who gel bored with that kind of driving I would suggest that you Lake the Willamette and enjoy the scenery. You'll save about on hour on the Warm Springs route If you keep right at It and keep pounding along. WENT up to Portland over the week-end and tried to check on things, but got into a few Issues that somewhat clouded the crystal ball of mileages and times. Go ing north via the Willamette I Buf fered the Indignity of three flats, which necessitated some driving back and forth for repairs and what not and fouled up both the time and the exact mileage. I'm not the cool, calm, collected type of motorist who can take a flat In atrlde and still remember to keep figures. On the way down, via Warm Sprlnni. I groped along through an early morning fog for the trip from Port land to Oresham and then overshot the bridge and came back, but I'm not sure within live or ten miles of how far I drove. So here I am with no flgurea lo present. I would Judye that the new road would be some 30 miles shorter than the other, and much faster If you want to make It that way. The scenery consists mostly of Jai spine and sagebrush Interspersed wltli long reaches of nothing but sand and rock. Prom Madraa on to the foot of the mountain you drive through some fairly spectacular rlmrocka which are beautiful and the little stretch of road Just out of Warm Springs that wind along be side the Deschutes la beautiful. Mill Creek bridge, where the opening ceremonies were held, la the second deepest canyon crowed by a highway In Oregon and la quite a sight to see. If LAMATH PALLS wax represented at lha opening, even though they weren't announced during the cere monies. Probably a allp-up on the part of the program director. A huge crowd turned out for the even', with some estimates running aa high as 10.000. Cara were parked three deep on the highway on the Bend aide of the bridge for a matter of a mUe and a half or more and about the aame on the other aide. Senator Cordon, I couldn't hear him because the PA system was on the blink, had a crowd to addresa and I wish I could have gotten close enough lo hear him. He'a usually worth wrjile listening to. Anyway, the new road la open and If you are In a hurry to get to Portland Just head for Madraa and then climb over the hump and there you are. Portugal Opens New Assembly LISBON, Portugal. Nov. 14 MP) Portugal today had a new 120-man national assembly, one without a singe member opposing 1 Premier Antonio de Ollvelra Salazar. The national union, which sup ports Salazar and President Antonio Oscar de Pragoso Carmona, made a clear aweey of yesterday' elec tions. The union candidate were oppos ed In only two districts, Portalegre and Castel Branca "OUTSTANDING "- is the word! ( V, It Pay to Use ha Want-Adil J. L. 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