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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1949)
TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACI SEVEM WEATHER KLAMATH WAUM AND VHIN ITl alr todar end Viededa. Illghe kvln ! at. 11 lanlflit it. Mas. ... M Mitt. It reclplUUiu laal It lieurs STKLAM YEAH To data I II oar . N..M.-I ... . IT WWI.IIN UHIUON Parlir cloudr to day ml Vtdly gaily mwriilng in Intel lr K.iiiwwhal warmer In aulh l,Ma Hii Ix.ln dr. to lu ev. U,wa l.mislil J" Iw In ntorl and i lo 44 wll roac Oil cual wlnrta easier! In nurlhaaalerll and ll lall aula an k"tAITTRN OHEUONi ralr and llllla atituaieluie clianaa Intiar aitd Wad naa'iav. Sari mmnlna lug In vallaa Hiah. bnlh data M lo , Imw timihl as lo JU eaieul IS to SU In higher vel '"wiNTIir.KN CAI.irOHNIA: Varlahle. -t.-.rii,.-- Itxlav and limlahl Wa.lna.- day rl.tuily with rain In ailrama noith. nd alHiill wadnaanay msm ainna "' c.hmI. Ntiflhwaalerlv wltida of a In la mllaa an hotif oil rn,l, hacomlraj variable lonlaht. Cooler near read V..rt.,...l.r. OMAN IB Aa Tartlr rlounv tnrejr and WadtiaMtav IHfh tnday M. luw lanKhl JU Muh W.dneaday M lastr TAIlir Hr Taa AaaarlaUtf Praaa Haadmn for Ihe It hours endliaj al 30 a. ni today: M't. Mlm. Tia. rutana .. a4 JT l.ahvuw - Mnrrri Psnrilalnn lnrland lalrporll C'hlraan . . I . Antlaa - .... Naw Yrtrh Had Hl"ff n rrenrltre Seellle SI an M nl m al 4a ry a M - al i M in In finals rV-verly Kntin, daugh I it of Mr. and Mra. Matt Kohn. fnrmrrly of Klamath Felie. won Irnpliy aa a finalist In thej Han Lula (ibiapo rllv tennis matchs. The city rhamplniuhlp match will, Uk place anon. Hrhool Mslea Plnflrrr Brhonl Males will meet at trie hnmc of Mra. Jihn C. Clriihmn, Jl High or Friday at 1 p m All members ere requested to be lercsent as the Christmas party will be discussed. Htuilent III Pramira Drown. 13 ludrnt at Barred Urart aradrmy and dauithtrr n( Mr. and Mra. Tny Drown of llrntty. It unrtrr medlral rare at lllllnda hi f.pital where ahe waa admitted Runday. In lloapltal K tren M Hartley. year-old daunhtrr of Mr. and Mra Howard Hartley. ir: Hope, la pal lent at Hlll-fde hnapital. Ttia little Bit la falliT la employed by J C. Motley onnpany. raller lll-(,tiarlea Roberta, 7 Bonanu reald nt and employed aa taller for William Raymond In the woodi. u lirini treated for pneu monia at Illlltule hoapllal. Patient Nra. David Sullivan. 421 n tth, la re 1 vim medlral rare at lllllalde horpiul for a akin Infec tion. She was admitted ArmlaUr Day. Illaat Aualllary The American Uilon aualllary will meet lomilit at o'clock III Veterana' Memorial hall, lnlon memuere and frlenda art Invitad to attend "Carnival NlfluV' al the Memorial hall on Balijrilay n 1 1 h I, November I Da'Aclni, Bamea and prlzra are fealurea of the evenlni. 'Aatara lloma Mr. and Mrs. Walt Keimatt and Mra. Dale Mrln tea, of Mlller'a Department .tore, returned Hunday night from Loa nielea where they aient aeveral 'lays atlendlnf Ilia winter fanhlon market. Oracle ( lub The Pant Oracle club of Ilia Royal Neighbors of America will hold a rennlar meet Ihk at t p. m. Wedneiulay at the noma of Mra. I la rjlmpMin, 3135 White. Cancer TTA Mrtuoeia of Con fer PTA will meet Wednesday at 1 ii p. m. In the achool auditorium. Mra. Paul Buck will apeak on Polio.' and ainth trade mothera will arrve relrenhmenta. Improved-P. W. Abliey. U..9 Un- roln, who la receiving trratment at Klamath Valley hmpltal haa Im proved, and hi condition la report ed lo be fair today. In Hoapllal Oeorte Kern of Eugene, who waa Injured when the ear In which he waa traveling hit a cow on highway 97 Hunday la In poor condition al Klamath Valley hoapllal today. IHIUIde Patient-Prank D. Hum, 31. 017 dinger, an employe, of Caa cade Ind jatrtal Supply, la a patient at HllLMire hospital for merflcal cart. Ill If. I.. Plovd of Tulelake. -n employ.) of the Southern Pacific, la receiving medlral care at Hillside hoaplbil. l-ef Injury Norman Huff, who playe-l end on the OTt Owls foot hall '(ram. la receiving treatment at Hill trie hospital for a let Injury. Ir, lloaplul-Alfred Dauber, (17 Hir.ti. 74 years old, la a patient at llUdalde hospital. rmy Service School Here Tomorrow An army service aclvool on staff functioning and coordination Is scheduled for tomorrow night t I o'clock In the courthouse. Major Elmer II. Bauer, who re cently completed atudlea at the command and general staff college at Port lavenworth. Ken., will con duct the rlau, assisted by Major Robert H. Holt. Captain I-onard t Srott and Hgt. John L. Daniels. The rlass Is the second of three It the organized reserve corps' aug mentation program, designed to help out local organized reserve groups. The first was held October 34. and the last will be held De cember 10. All members of the reserves of army, navy, marines and national guard are Invited to attend. Army-Navy Fserrlae Ralph Don Johnston, aeaman apprentice. UHN, of route 3 la serving aboard the de stroyer escort UHH Hpanglrr. which la one of the units encaged In the Joint army-navy exercise "Mike." Study ;roup Mills study group will meet at the home of Mra. II E. lluchholi. 3340 Oardrn, on Friday. November 11 at 1 p. m. Those plan ning to attend should call 6203 or Degree ef Honor The Carnation ciub of the degree of honor will meet at the home of Eunice Mayes, 2oa Bryant, on Wednesday at 7:30 p m. Members are welcome. Midland ;range The members of the Midland grange will meet Wednesday evening at I p. m. in their hall. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. H. B. Urgent and Mra. William Ely. Towneend Auslllary There will be a meeting of the Townscnd aua lllary at the home of Marie Kllgnre. Lee Apartments. Wednesday at 1 p. m. for a potlurk lunch. Umin'i league The Zlon Lutheran Layman's league will meel Hits evening al Ml In the church at 1035 High. Mrs. W. Roemhldt will Irad, the discussion. rendition Poor Floyd Jamea Barrett, who was accidentally ahot on November 7 la reported lo be In a very poor condition at the Klam ath Valley hospital. Regular Meeting The Eagles aualllary will hold a regular meet ing Wednesday evening at S o'clock In the upper FOE hall. Moose Potlurk Ladles of the Moose lodge No. 467 will hold a pot luck luncheon at 13 noon Thursday, November 17 In the banquet hall. CAA Seeks Airport Area Zoning City Attorney Henry Perkins In formed the council last night that an attorney and engineers repre-1 willing the CAA will aniveln Klam ath Falls from Seattle on Wednea day. "The purpose of their visit Is to Instigate proceedings with the city and county for toning of the Klam- I ath Falls municipal airport dls-1 Irlrt." Perkins advised. Perkins staled that the mning will be done under an art of the legis lature adopted In 1847, and that the local airport Is the first to be chosen by the CAA In carrying out the ton ing law. 1-Mile Radius Under the new law restrictions are set up as to 'he height of buildings surrounding the airport for a dis tance of two miles. At the request of the CAA rep renentetlves a Joint meeting will be held Wednesday with city officials, county commissioners and the air port commission. Khulterbugs MeetThe Klamath Camera club will hold a meeting at the airport loft. November It. at t p. m. F. E. Mrlntosh will talk on lighting. Colored slides will be shown, and refreshments aeryed. Members are asked to bring colored slides and also prints for a portfolio being assembled by Elmer Bueslng. Methodist Family Night A pot lurk supper Is planned for family night at the Methodist church at 6 30 p. m. Wednesday. A motion n'.cture of India will be ahown. Everyone la Invited. In Town Mra. Jamea Rogera of 1irrlla apent today In Klamath Falls. Bring the Family into Wong's For Special CHINESE Family Style Dinner Wong's Cafe 421 Mala Ph. 6571 Mnndsv. November IS, ma Final plans for Klamath's first potato show. December 7. 1. 9. were laid Saturday after noon at a meeting of the agricultural committee of the chamber of commerce with C. A. Henderson, county agent. The show, dealgned to advertise Klamath potatoes, to main tain the present high standard of quality and build up the potato Industry. Is sponsored by the Klamath potato grow era and the agricultural committee of the chamber, w Tuesday. November It. IWg Resignation of A. W. Schaupp. deputy district attorney, waa formally accepted Baturday afternoon by Dlatrlrt Attorney E. L. Elliott. Mr. Schauppa resignation waa submitted to the county prosecuUV one week ago. He gave prasa of private business as reason for resigning. Wednesday. November 17, lt Klamath Falls' vision of a beautiful city park, aecond to none In the stale of Oregon, has become a reality. Last night at a meeting of the city park board, Rufua B. Moore. Clara Moore and Mary U Moore, widow of the late Charlea Moore, Br., gave to the cliy of Klamath Tails 114 a errs of land, some within and some without the city limits, to be used as a city park, w Thursday, November 18, 193ft Two former gridiron warriors, each stars on hla own team, leave tomorrow morning for the north lo satisfy a desire which haa been growing by leapt and bounds lo are two real football games this season. They are Fire Chief Keith Ambrose and Mayor-Elect Thomas B. Watters. who plan to attend the Oregon-OAC. game at Corvallls next Baturday. and a week later, the Washington University - Nebraska game In Seattle. ww Friday. November If. 192g Black was his color and blark were hla deeds, but hla murderous raids among the dairy cnttle of Frank McCornarka ranch, only three and one half miles northwest of Klamath Falls, are now a thing of the past. He waa a huge black bear, a meat killer and an omnipresent menace to the prosperous fnrm community ao close to the city limits. He had ravaged the fat dairy herd of McCornack and carried away two calves bodily to hla lair near the north end of little Wocua marsh. The killer waa slain by F. Little, McCornack't employee, www Saturday, November 10, 1926 Finger nails to harnionlra with the rest of their toilette It another whim. The effect la produced with coral, black, green, blue, or Ivory varnish, which la applied to the nalla with a tiny brush. Then there Is a large bottle of fluid which Is guaranteed to remove all tracea of the coloring when dealred. "Inur With Londry" LIABILITY FIRE V. T. Johnion John A. MeCell PROPERTY ) AUTO lit Mala trace Phone 661 rave O. 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