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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1949)
FRIDAY, NOV. 18. U9 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORIOOM FACI KVJ' WEATHER KLAMATH VALUt AND VI IN ITYl Mir toiUy i.d MHudy. 1Mb today il. Uff inllit M. Htfh M4 jrtUy M. YMUriUjr'g Low This llilb MoriUdf 6tt U IWplUtlon Uei U hura - MrHKAM VKAN To tteu 1.11 UmL wr . JH Nui-ita! 1 Ml WII'ILHN UMKUUN; UviMiallV lair today aitU ft.luia. ton. tier elite mini ana nujiitii4 fog. Uui viukitg in Wmiwraiuiv. Hi Mite bo III ueye (m u M Lows luntfllit 4i lu U. VaiiaUla wiiiO BttMlly lu IB ntllaa an hum oil etwie. CAMIKHN UMKUUN; CiiMrallv lair to day and ftaturOay exrepi iumlUrabl night and niutning low cloud or lug lit vallvya. l.illl ciwiiga In tamper etui. Jiifliw UMh Ua aa ui b nvwl about 45 in fog ara Lowe tonight W lu JO ( HAN I'M HAMS ANU VICINITY: rir and kalurda tsfslh rimaldarahla night and anwning luf. Mign Uxl.iy M to 4)T, Law lull n hi Jtt- tin It Baluioajr 4 NflMTllMN CALirOHNtA: Clear a'i-uiual hiatii cloudliiaaa today and HaturtUy. Utt al niurniiig log in inUrtor vallaya. Llltla rhaitga in temper lure Variahia wuula at U la mile an hour II cuatt. j ItMP 1AHIK Nr Ilia AutciiUi free Itaadiaga for tha M tumra andlng at 4 .... Mi I Kl.in.ll1 V.IU .. " ! VT - 4 M itrttvum Fallen! Improves James Floyd Barrett, suffering from a gunshot wound In tha shoulder, U Ktni Im proved at Klamath Valley hospital today, Medlrel fare Mrs. Jack Beutter, owner of tha Claremont hotel at 32a N. 4th, la a patient at Hlllalda hoapllal receiving medical care. lUablna A meeting of tha Hai- blna club scheduled for November 3ft haa been cancelled became of Illness of Mra. Peggy Long. From tha Port John Mabrn. SI, well known Port Klamath resident, la a patient at HllUlda hospital. Nursery Stanley Johnson had major surgery at Klamath Valley hospital Thursday morning. Porn. na (alrporti C hu-agtl IMnvar m Ansvlee N-w Yuifc mi niuir Kan rranrlwo aetu. .n 4a OTI Teerher Mrs. Ellen Smith, teal Radelllle. la now teaching folk dancing at OTI. She taught at Parragut college hut year where aha organised and directed tha Boot and La- club. Mrs. Smith Is a member of tha California ' Polk Dance federation and formerly waa a daneer with tha Santa Barbara Polk Dancers of Santa Barbara, Calif. Great Books The Great Books gioup will meet Moaday evening. November 21. at I pin. at the home of Preeman A. Younl. 1930 Huron. Mrs. Rum Ragland and Peter O' Toole will lead the group In a dis cussion of ArlsUillee Ethics, book n. The date of the meeting has been changed on account of Thanksgiving, aa the group regu Inrly meets tha second and fourth Thursdays of each month. More About Parking Problems By BILL JENKINS VESTERDAV thl column men tioned that two mora parking spaces had gone to glory via tha yellow Una method. I was wrong. That should have been three mora spaces. Pound another one In front of the door when I went out. Oh, well, there's always lots of parking space way up of tha hill. It la Interesting to note the re actions from vailous psrts of tha slate to the general subject of the parking meters. I have a letter here from Dave Ooldmsn. editor of the Portland Statesman, In regards to that subject. Dave says: "I note In the Sunday Journal of November e that they quote your newspaper, the Klamath Palls Herald and News re the following matter: That Klam ath Palls has some additional park ing meters, and the molontu don't like m. Well, your community haa our deepest sympathy. We of East Portland don't like 'em either. Aa a matter of fact we are as the Journal stated, 'up In arms over the proposal to Install them In East Portland.' Experience In having parking meters on Portland's West Side streets have proven that they TEEN-AGE CHARM is ocquired by proper diet and exercise. says Movie Starlet Debbie Reynolds. Don t depend on cos metics, glomour hairdos or bizarre clothes. Be yourself, says she. Basaar Methodist ladles will hold Tdo not solve the traffic problem. their annual basaar December 1 In the church parlors, lotn ana mgn. There will be booths of fancy work, aprons, tea towels, white eleuhsnla, Jarcel post, candy and cooked nods. A luncheon will be served from U until 1:30 In tha dining room. Enlists William P. Klenel, who resided with his parents. Mr. and Mra. A. JL Klenel of 1335 Lookout, enlisted recently through the local army recruiting office for duty with the armored cavalry and la stationed as rors irra, iem., or uniiuiie, Te The Muwlenary soctsry of Pint Covenant church will hold a tea Saturday at 1:4ft. Mrs. J. S. Burgh, president of tha Covenant women's, auxiliary, will be guest apeaker. All women are cordially Invited to attend. tjaara Dance The Shasta PTA will sponsor an old fashioned square dsnre tonight In the school gym. starting at 1:30. There will be shows for the youngsters and cards lor those who do not care to dance. Pie. cake, coffee and punch will be aerved during tha evening. Mrs. Tote Better Mrs. Edith Cole of Chlloquln. seriously Injured when her car plunged off the highway last Saturday afternoon. Is showing Improvement at Klamath Valley hospital. Her grandson, Edward Cole, . la In good condition today. Improving The many friends of P W. Abbey of Lincoln street, pio neer resident of Klamath Palls, will be Interested to learn he ts show ing slight Improvement at Klamath Valley hospital this morning. Mr. Abbey has been critically til. Teacher III Mrs. Richard Han non, 6S30 Summers lane and a teacher at Summers school, Is In Hillside hospital III with an upper respiratory Infection. Her condi tion la good. She waa admitted Thursday. , . Better Oeonte Kern of Eugene. Injured In a freak car-cow accl- dent near the Williamson river bridge this past week-end. Is show ing Improvement at Klamath Val ley hospital. Veatch III Elbert Veatch, IBM Esrle, well-known Klamath Palls businessman, Is a patient at Hillside ' hospital receiving medical care. Veatch heads the Klamath Abstract company. ' Improving Mrs. Jewell Ledbrtter, 231 N. 1th, Is a patient at Hillside hospital where she was moved for medical rare this morning from Klamath VRllry hospital. Return Mr. and Mis. Henry ' Aiken returned Thursday from Portland where they attended tu neral services for Mrs. Aiken's brother, the lale W. C. Ellis. Order of Vasa Members of tht Order of Vasa will sponsor a meat' bsll dinner Saturday from S:30 to .8 p. m. The public Is Invited. t i , Neighbors To Meet Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet In the KC hall Monday, November 28. at p. m. for a regular business session. that they do Injure business and that they are Just another farm of tax on small business.' So there are two sides to the question. Parking meters serve a purpose In any community, mainly that of raising extra funds. Whether or not they make more parking space is debatable. No one gadget, even the parking bandits, can be all bad. There haa to be some good In them. But It can be carried to extremes. Just aa the yellow line erase can go overboard While I hate to see the parking paces go In the latest Instances, III have to admit that there la some Justification, from a safety stand point. In the ones on Pine. The one Just off Esplanade I don't see the point of. Anyway. Its a nice open quesuon and almost anyone can wax highly wroth on one side or the other of the Issue. Olvea us a substitute for tha weather as a controversial topic. MOW thst the Chrlstmaa season I Hearing. I'm going to do a little literary lifting In hopea that It mar ease the Uvea of some of the girls serving aa clerks and to the har assed wives who suffer through their husband's YuleUde shopping. n article by Tom Mahonev In the November Issue of Nation s Business Hsu these ten obeervatlona on mas culine shopping traits: 1. He la a reluctant shopper but la Inclined to quantity and sometimes reckless buying. 2. He Is fearful of crowds, delay and embarrassment In shop ping. 1. He la much easier to sell to than either his wife or his daugh ter. 4. He la more Interested In quality than price but true bargalna attract mm. ft. He objects to mo notony In merchandise but fears novelty and la conservative In his tastes. 6. He haa definite Ideas, or cornea to quick decisions, about most Items he purchases. 1. He buys without excessive handling or dam aging of merchandise. S. He la less Inclined than a woman to return goods or to make unreasonable de mands and complaints. 1. When convinced of the merit of brands ana stores he Is likely to be loyal to them for life. 10. He accounts Taxi Licenses Threatened In Attack Case SALEM. Nor. IS " Three taxi firms were faced with possible loss of city licenses today aa the result of rspe charges against 10 taxi driven. Thirteen men have been charged with statutory rape. In a ease In volving a 14-yesr-old Salem glrL Ten of them work for taxi firms here and one is an owner-operator. Balem'a Mayor Robert L. Elfstrom announced he would tsk the city council to summon the firms to a hearing, and ask them to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked. Inneeen! Pleas Two of tha arrested men entered 1 pleas of Innocent In district court J yesterday. They were Terrle J. Con- I way and Troy Crabtree, both of Salem. Pour men were arrested yester day: Dick Taylor, Dallas; Lea Ham- rick, Monte Burkhart and Eddie Halterman, all ol Baiem. Tr.e girl, a mature-appearing blonde, ts In police custody.. Experts Warn National Capital s Heart Could Be Smashed by A-bomb putlnc, bllde rule, etc, axe some of the subjects covered In the course. Information gained to daw. Indi cates a brisk demand for skilled surveymen and It Is anticipated that graduate from this course will find a ready and active demand for their services. WASHINOTON, Nov, 11 fr A single, well-placed atom bomb could smash the heart of the nation's capital, the experts believe. Every building within half mile radius of bomb burst would be damaged and made unusable. Pirea would aweep an area of many square miles. This picture of what might hap pen la drawn In a report prepared by the staff of the atomic energy commission. It Is the first govern ment study of the probable effects of an atom bomb explosion over an American city. SoluUens A possible answer, the report saya, would be the creation of an adequate radar warning system and bomb-proof shelters. That would help keep down casualties. To minimize destruction, the re port suggest dispersing govern ment buildings within the city and lu outskirts. It advises spreading departmenu at least two miles apart. These estimates are based on the assumption that the old-type bomb, similar to those dropped on Japan during the war, would be used. New er, more powerful bombs now avail able presumably would cause fsr more damage. Fer Stale The report waa prepared for the national security resources board, which ha general charge of plan ning for civilian defense. The board's acting chairman. Preslden tlal Assistant John R. Steelman, an nounced he I sending the Informa tion to state governors with sug gestions on how It best can be adapted to local defense planning. Copies of the report also are be ing made available to tha publle generally by the ABC st the re quest of the resource board. Actually. Steelman said, much of the Information waa disclosed year ago In a board report on In d us try planning for defense. LONG BEACH 'QUAKE LONO BEACH. No. IS ( A minor earthquake rocked Long Beach about I: IS yesterday. No damage wa reported. The first known manufacturer of plywood used it In lSeT to make forms for sewing machine cabinet. ssys the Oeorgla-Paclfle education al foundation. Three StetMgraphera Oat at Free Prefer a Royal Typewriter. TV err Office Sapply Ce, 122 Be. tin. ur sixri.E ri aMiri nsmsHsu bit i - nil HIXITC UMS UBI A ml. .4 on KM Isisillr irtUria 1 .,., st srramox i.a.iaw mm-nm- err. ini Him mb , 7 . i. a at xitramo leJMlaa to Me fta KKOS-aXHA CONFERENCE ENDS EUOENE. Nov. IS The 64th annual meeting of the Oregon Bute Horticultural society will end here today following a two-day confer ence that ha attracted more than 100 represenUUvet from all over the state. WALGSEEX-S DBtCS STOSt Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner With Us! Served all day and evening. Make reserr new fer the entire family. WI-NE-MA COFFEE SHOP Quality Food At R eo son o b I e Prices this year agai.1 make pek;:evs youh HUNDREDS OF GIFTS - AT ATYPICAL PEI'i'EY THRIFTY prices cash z carry to save you mo::ey! toyland mi m Hundreds of Toys Destined to Make Your Ecy or Girl Hie Envy of the Eiock - Vfe;ons, Tri- W rvrlsx m(pc IMk - 4 Tri- rgv jr vimi eviMi-vuiiivj awns aiwuinto V?e f -II s ror en ages, roo: OTI Surveying Course Planned OTI Plans have been completed to offer an ls-month course In prac tical surveying at Oregon Technical Institute. This course will start Tuesday, November 29, and Is designed to fit the needs of those who desire to be qualified surveymen. The course of study that has been planned will In clude sufficient material to not only train a qualified surveyman but will also offer specialised training In the associated activities of engineering aide and topographic drafting. Basic mathematics, basic draw ing, field problem, mapping, com ing, more than twice what la pop ularly believed. So there you have It. Make the average male sound like a perfect little gentleman the moment he steps Into a slope, doesn't ItT Maybe he ts. So Just remember, girl. It he seems a bit reckless he's probably Just thinking of quantity buying. And, salesgirl. If he pick up an Item, stop worrying. He probably won't break It. DROP AASAL LTWViiSilWI t drape of Penttro Now Drop In Mcn iwMtrU opn up cold- U, ClOCffN not lilt, SOU viwurej uner AtltCEIV Uiia Z-llXTJD Wui vo mem xor iirn. in ua avumi. i - - - for about 38 per cent of reuil buy. I CSS- tWM NKt BlOrSj Bring the Family Inta Wong's For a Special CHINESE Family Style Dinner Wong's Cafe 121 Main Ph. (Sit The only shop equipped for baked enamel in So. Oregon Baked Enamel AUTO PAINTING As low as 115.0. t-Vrsr Guarantee, ir BODY REPAIR WORK it Front End Alignment Brake Repair Work WHEEL BALANCING KLAMATH AUTO BODY Phone 5716 lies ei I la,!,a s as point's golden era of push- U I! Fc. IC IT nft button cooking, Rickys will S, C C B K 4 ' givtWMA B U La t " T FAMILY SIZE TURKEY ' 1 V with eoch range sold between k 'jr now ond Thanksgiving. HOTFOOTS V i 2 MILUOTsTH (K3fck I RANGE 11 1 I si III I - wit v"' ' i : IL-l I J , 1 1 ; :.. ELECTRIC RANGE ' Lw mH I I PUSH-BUTTOYl GOLD-PLATED , f ! VV IT 4 Yes, Push-button cooking is the sensational fV I ; Y :' I ' advancement offered by HOTPOI NT in this , .---e-31 ' jK'irrl Ll I grand new range! See this gold-plated range 1 l;UAKJ this week in RICKYS STREET SHOW WIN- " ' I OTHER PUSH-BUTTON 1 J MODELS AS LOW AS $299.95. '! I '' DOWNSTAIRS " . II ! ... . JLj lXJjXoA' - " ' I 1 ii 700 '" ' ' .. . Phenie 31S1 I ..e-rvrKrAVT V Xe slo" - iB '- ' floor T0DAY3 CUY OF LUYa l Oe$9n ArM iw- future i W penned V A r i iVm VAlL'Zt tcDcuTortjii; ,Toy SHop peotf Wo a f.a d o'-T Co-- f -b',e- Use On tot .A Oow SVof CC.VT Our lay-away department it tht perfect place to hide your gifts till Xmat! Thrifty, too! 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