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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1949)
PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 199 Ballots Out For Chamber Directors Klamath County ehaaaber oi coca max member r currently ra th p.'(xs of posting noen:r.uans for ekrOca to max years board of directors. Nomination baBou hare been mailed Mt to ail members tn rood tifui-ny and rr.ust be returned to U chamber office by November 1L Pouileeu top names from the list nominated then be pland on an election ballot and ml out to chamber members on November XS. Deadline far return of the ba3oa ks November 29. The election procedure Is tinder apa-rtskm of an exrtxv enm autte chairmaned by Bert Hal Other number of the commute are Robert Sproat. Vrv W. T. ' Mann. John Holms. Mr. ASe Vitus, and Mr. Drna Back. Appointment of chamber officers will be made br the newly elected board of directors. p7 T5" : X.t' -e- , , r 0x 7V f 11 t i i i 1 1 . r j svv i ' ' - ' V' East P.ortland Groups Fight Park Meters PORLAND Special i Seven ma jor East Portland organisations art now on record against Ihs propoaal to Install parking meters on the Bast Side. Date Ooldman. editor of the Portland Stateaman and chair man of the commute which U spearheading the fight against ihem. announce. Heading th (roup la thf East Portland Cttiarns caenmittr. Th others are: Bellwood-Moreland Li on club. Orrrlouk Boasters club. East Bid Commercial club. Mrl ros Community club. Hawthorn Merchant asswlallon and lh East P r 1 a d Women Consume! kafue. 4 Needless Ooldmatt repnru that the trout fl that if balking testrlf Uuns aie nl.iirrJ naiknut meters r nut i nerratary. X suird Uisl they ; opposed parsing meters a bring just another form of la on small i East Hide business funis and ttieir ruumers. ! Portland neadquarters of Uis an- U-parsiiig meter commute at lo. rated at 110 A. E. Oiand avenue, MAIL OKIl MM Tl BE Bl'tNA PAKK. Calif., ilv-Or-mUlun Kr. a ranrhri. Dross .( arm hil reachnx for hi ms X Kr dniv up u his roadsid mall bin. sturk his arm In, but nelctf4 ' to stop his tar. To 'u. foil or Trad It pars t read th W u.. Adsl MARCH Of DlVEUkTlOH ThTy-fis men, cmn ond children who hed been ordered to return f-rr-i er-n Cermony to the Soviet zone offer on illegal border crossing morch cioog e rood rvsr C ', Cermony, cs they set out on a 250-mile journey to Bonn where they hcoe to -t y?rnment perrrnssioo to remain in Western Germany. Soon offer the marchers 5c-fd ro3rd &om three xomen collapsed olong the rood ond were taken to o hospital ct L let. The ethers said they hoped to obtain food during the trip by working for forme's en rou-. Camniaswta Filed Julia E. atarun rs. Curican R. I. Marus. 6oit lor dirorcc Coupl named Nireeaiber a. 193. Coi um bo. Ka. Caarre cruel and Inhu man treaaoect. Seeks restoration of former rime Clarion J. Bar ren, anorner for rTanriff. Jews M:'xhe3 ra. Bobbr MilcaelL Suit for d-Torte. Charas cruel and w.kttvw treatmect. Seeks uiive-i; etsjesnrm. t2S asoraer fee. 130 costs. U. S. Bilentne. aturney for Betty Sehuidheis n. W!';iim Eohoidbnzt. Suit for diTorce. Con p 1 married December 1L, Boise Ida. Charres cruel and in human treatment. Seeks enstodr of two minor children, property settle ment, asm attorney fees. tSO cos-, alimony of SI 00 per month. U. S. Balenune, attorney for plaintiff. Nickolas W. Musselman ts. Eb bs Jane Musselman. Suit for di Torre. Couple turned Anpist 10. 1839. Treka. Cali Charres cruel and Inhuman treatment. Seeks prop erty settiement. J. C. OTielH. at torney for plaintiff. J astir Cowrt Claude L' Palmer. parkiES tn prohibited ares, fin S5-50. Bennmc Aiuisuum Cranberre, Tkuatlon basic rule, fine SIS. Cenmde Lorranoe Granberry. no 'license, fine 15.50. Joe Michael Johns, parkinf in pro hibited ares, fine Si -50. Joe Albert Phillips f aflor so step at stop sin. fine sSJOl Alice Mills, parte in prohibited area, fine 15-50. - William Henry Badtker, Tiolation of basic rule, tine 112.50. . Raymond Wmfleld Ronsberrer, ' Tiolation of basse rule, fin $150 Donaid Ray Howard, no opera- - tor's license, fine S5-50. Harry Clinton Marxard Jr, no op . erator"s krnse, txat tiSO. Robert Moisio, nolaUon basic rule, fine $7 10. Charles J. Kelly, combination (werload. fine S2S. . RosaeU Dean HiH. improper muf fler, fine IIS. Loyde Carl Monuromery, eorrhl Xuttson orerload. tine S50. James R. McKendrick, eombina . tion orerload. fine $25. Lon Leslie Sanders, no opera tor's license, fine $530. Herbert Edwin Jones, axle orer load. fine i:t-50. Forest De'.oss Shade, Tiolation of bade rule, fine S3S. Forest Deloas Shade, so reciscrs ' tion card, fine $5-50. ? " ' f -cilrVI i .ry- I nn.K-'- I AfW0 MEN LEARN FIRE F I C H T I N C Tokr women play base a bUzine baildmr as they cet practical eaperieiice in fire b$htinc. City's fir department tamed rer to m eases fireJiastses and eqaipwsent dwrinc Fire PrcTeauon Week. For Youngsters Saturday Is National Kids Day; Kiwamans Sponsoring Tin- xrt: xttinvw itM f Dotzziecd Ust night at pres con- I ttnr.Mj br tBri st ipemi ; Ivtcdcc Kid reportgr. covered It Tulelake Carnival Saturday TVLELAKEThe student Iwviv nf the h.gtl school ts sponsoring an all- scnool carniTal Saturday ereninf following the Del Norte - Tulelake hich school football clash henr in the afternoon. This Is the last tame the Honkers will play this season. The Del Norte souad is from Crescent City. Carnival hours will be from 7:30 to 11 o'clock. All classes and or tanutatiocs In the school and the hath school PTA will have conces sions. Two comedy films will be shown. Half the proceeds from the evenlnv will go to the school sthleUc fund ana trie otner nau to the booth sponsors. Galen Lesh. student body presi dent, is chairman. The public 1 Is Invited. Tulelake Juniors To Give Ploy ' TUT FT AKg -Pleased To Meet You." a three-act comedy that tells the story of a wealthy family's move to the aty will be presented Decem ber in the higa school gymnasium by the Junior class. Mrs. Josephine Converse is coaching. The cast includes Lloyd Jensen who will play Mr. Bigsby: Gems McVey. Mrs. Bursby; Novell Dahle. Betty Bissby; Dick Comer. Beery, the detective: franklin Baker, Elmer Hicks; Joe Dp-.sk. Joseph, a guest: Luc -a Izquierdo, Helen, another guest; Mary Ann Kelleher. another guest, and Joan Burby, Man, th maid. , ' Hendershorr Speaks At Exchange Lunch Bob Hendershou, KL'HS coach. , was the principal speaker Tester day at the Exchange club lunch eon. ' Slow motion moving pictures were shown of the Klamath toot ball team tn action and the coach explained the good and bad part of various plays. llendenhoa would not comment directly on what he expects of the La Grande clash, but be did say that the local boys will have to play as wen or better than they did aeainst Grant Pass in order to win. DEMAND HIS RELEASE The U. S, State Department has demanded that Comrmrnist n thorrtirs in Peiptnic Chma, free Ansencen Coiisasl-Genersa Ansss ' Wf,rda ahore, and fosje of bos start. The free were ssisxid an Mukden Oct. 14 on chare) of beating Oisrwae, Tha uHssa, the U. S. note to th Red warned. and settlement. Dr. R. Tkeedor Lindley OPTOMrrRIST He tit. MesVDenUI BUg. 47 U "lit at wkirS kis sn4 M iwhii km lr -f ISrir ,'.i,ri fatk rs. Bet Is IS rrpmr vrlun St DiM S. a cicSt ts raU- h cvcrc- H far Ufta Aaaarlatc rraaa.1 and wrote their own stories about it. Featwrr Special movies, parades, radio nrocrams- football eamea. nanrke By DAVID KRAMP j !slrs and other special event will CHICAGO. Nov. 16 There's a be held tn some cities on National Mother's Day and a Father's Day . Kids' Dsy for the benefit of under and now there's going to be a Kids' ! privileged children. T- The purposes of National Kids' National Kids' Day win be cele- Da? are: to put attention upon the bra ted for the first time Saturday. accomplishments of youth: to seek November 19. It will be held in I additional interest from the public succeeding years on the third Sat- to combat JuvenUe dehncjuency and urday in November. That means to help Its victims to become useful we won t get out of school for it, eitiiens: and to help underpr.vi but it may be changed to a school leged children by giving them a day later. I chance to enjoy some of the bene- Katronal Kids' Day Is rponsored ' fits more fortunate boys and girls by Krwanis international and the I have. National Kids- Day foundation. Kiwanis clubs In various cities Plans for Kids' Day were an- ! win raise funds to be used in their 4 Speeches Today jFor Governor SALEM. Nov. 1 t Governor McKay is mskmg four speeches in La Grande today. He is talking to the state farm : bureau ronvenuon. La Grande Ro tary club, and the student bodies of Eastern Oregon College of Edu cation and La Grande high achooL He will be back in his office Thursday afternoon. own communities to aid under- prmleged children. There will be a nationwide Kids' Day radio broadcast Friday. No ; v ember IS with Bob Hope, Btng Crosby and Dinah Shore. I , To Buy or Sell Use the Want-Ads! V ffrr'eas 6 M 'OaxOA toys... Ow I -w-M JIT TT JT Thwrtdoy, Friday end Saturday are th lost Hire day of sxir big Aiinivertary Event! If yoti mitted tha evening days, coma In . . our stocks or trill fairly complete, and yoti won t tea prices lilt thoto again in long, long time. WAFFLE IRONS Single r twin site. Vawr cewtr . Owe L4 LEATHER JACKETS With r wtUiawt twr rIUrs. Vslae U IHM. TRUCK TARPS, 13'8"x14'10" Cl tars, lt-w. dwrk. rw Wand edfr Westavre Brand BROWN OXFORDS plain la, arasv !l. Beg. t s B-l Tvw JACKETS A,p assalrw nUst, knit srrisi and Berlshaed ARMY SHIRTS OO rVal and khakL We have soase that wilt fit the kids. Vawr rhaare. SUN TAN PANTS Waiai aim. l-4' ksoe leniths. rrtwlarry la TIN COATS 1.50 5" IT5 14" 4'5 IVs naisL I dsrs aaly 2 ENGINEER BOOTS ' 0-50 fbief W Bedasea.' Beakea rise, flsa sat FINN" CUW HAMMER 29c TOOLS 108 Mall PartaM Raw. 1 ardy. Reg. tlU . Mall Pertabl Ssw. QnH 1 nly. Beg. I li t r Jm It TUUng Tabl Band Haw. CO 1 aoly. Keg. taJO jO I- TUUng Taaia Bench Raw. )U 1 enly. Beg. U-M IJ II Tilting TaM Jig Saw. 1 oly. Beg. tl-M ir Beach Typ DrUI Pre. I aoly. Beg. U.tt . It-Inch Vted Tarnlng Lath 1 aaly. Keg. 41J . ZT 35a MAIL ORDERS Promptly Filled Send Money Order, Check. Add Pottage. No C.O.D.'t Special! Hardwood Beds -a 795 If Ca soring. 40-th. saatlreas. 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