Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 23, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, NOV. 23. 191? HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIVS WEATHER KLAMATH All. AND VIC IN ' v t t 'lowly allta liilocniltleiil UaM rain thla altrrnuon. Variable hlb rloudlnea lonliht and Thuriia. Illlh UxUjt II. Lew IMilghl U. Win Thursday Yealerday' hlh Low IhU muriilnf M Precipitation ! M I"""1 INKAM YSAM T. U rll L,,1'l" ,M WMTSIIN UMWIOH: t'Umdr Wllh Ul l.in.ULnl raw ' Thy r' Ih.ha Onttt Ua. w MM 4U to 4a .,ulhw..laH wmdl ' lu U mil., an Ituur. inrr.aaln to S I "SUlfcilrl OMSUON ron.ld.rahl. cluu.lli.M. ludar ThutU. Inur miium Hal.1 rain lth ' . tluuda In ituith.nl trallan. Iliaha Unit daa lu asrll 4U lo 4J In f,. aiaaa. miilillr cwnar iunlsltt wll TiHAI PAniAND VICINITY' Ooudr Willi Int. militant llM 'aw Ihla .ll.r nimn. Vailal.la rluuilww. wllh log to nl.hl and Tliutiilalr. Illh lodar 4. Luw Icmi.hl M. HUh ThurnUr NOKIIIMlN CAUKIHNIA Variable high al.iuillitaM l,lair and ilmraday wllh tualil and murium l" M o.al and ualihaa u motnim I". In Inl.tUM' v.ll.,.. Lull. laiiipatalM" rltam. windt oil " I" an hour ftum Hunt! Arana Uj Fulnl 1'un.aBtlon Wind, auutltarlv and III M m nuiaa an hiHil lluiu t'ulnl Ai.na lo OruO buioar. imr tahi.k Hit Iha AMorlalad r.aaa Maadlnga lr um 24 auui. andlng al uur. ...,..., ug.na u .a. Klamalh Saila .MM Uianda . . I.aaavlaw . Mrtllnrd ......... Iitlland lAltpott ... t'hlragu llanvar Ia AnlilH ..... .... . Naw Votk Had Hluff nan tranclaco fcaalll. - - - Dance Thar will ba a dance at III Laniell Valley commuiilly nail November SO, spoiuorcd by Ilia Womini club. Dancing la from pm. until lam. with Ilia mualo uf Wllkanaun orchestra. Huppcr will ba served, Salla IMtf.ll llhlla tuhn . - ' tak.n to th Marred Heart hospital In Kuiana with rxillo. la reoorlcd to ba Improving. Rummai Mala A rummaga gala, aponaurad by Uia Klkht and Forty, will ba held at the Legion rooma In tha Memorial building on December 3 and I. nm -i-i 4J M .It JO Mineral lub-The Klamath Min eral club will hold a apeclal maeUng tonight al t in tha chamber ol commerce building. Oucsl apeaker will be Mra. Beatrice Van MeUrr who will tell of her travel! in China and allow colored glide taken there, alone with article, of Jed and amber. The publlo la Invited. lt..Mlna Patricia LOU Alldf T dauihter o( Mr. and Mra. A. C. Alideraun. 311 Kadclllle. la m Klamath Valley hoapiul allaT un fWnfutntf ma lor auncery on Monday the will be able to rerelv vUltora today. ' Morning Herrtca Bcnrlrca will b held al th Zlon Lutheran church. 11th at High atrecU on Thankglvtiig Day at 10. SO tin. Diierlal munlc by th Zlon Lutheran arnlnr choir will b praaented. Th public la Invited to attend. Khop Mold On of Klamath olde.t buaineaa nubuahmenta. th Quality Hho Repair ahop, 110 N. th. ha been gold to Orady S. Hop- kina, formerly of Portland. FormeT owner wa M. E. Bualck. Baaaar Th women council of h rtrat Chrlatlan church will hold a Chrlatmaa oaxaar and cooked food aai Saturday beginning at 0 a.m. at Inula, tth and Pin. Dlah towel, pillow allpa, aaaorted homeroade ajidt and noveltlea will b on aal. ervte) 81. Paula Eplacopal etmrch will have a choral celebra tion of Hair Communion at 10 ajn. on Thankaglvtnc Day. Th rector will preach th aermon, ana in regular church choir will alnf an anthem. Church member and friend ar urged to attend. Dog Faand A black, brown and whit wtre-heaied terrier about alx or 1 month old ha tryed to th horn of R. E. Logan. 530 N. 12th. Tha owner may hav th dog by (ailing for It. Klamath Temple Thar will be a apeclal Thanksgiving aervlc thl evening at 7:46 at th Klamath Tempi. 1007 Pin. Th Rr. D. B, Anderaon will conduct th aervlc. Th public 1 anked to bring gro rerlea and gift to b dutrlbuud In Thanluglvlng baakat by th church. Ninth annual an eating, Waatera Knlghu aaeoeUtlon. annoryi Fri day, lilh. Auto Industry Crippled By Steel Strike DETROIT. Nov. 23 OF) Delayed effecu of th aleel gtrlke will hit Hi nation automobile Industry hard next week. Wllh but few exception the (ac tor lea cloalng tonight for the Thaiikaglvlng holiday will remain Idle until perhina December 12 or later. Ford, Hudaon and Studebaker and few branch Membly plant of other companlra around the country will turnlah all the motor vehicle output next week. Even Ford will cut down to four dayr.' operation and Bludebak'r haa announced It will cloa on November 30. Tumble Thua weekly production will turn-' bl aharply to probably not more than &0.000 vehicle And th plant cloalng added lo thoa already down will bring temporary Idlrnea to an eatlmated quarter million au tomotive worker, In aeveral In.Unce unemploy ment will b relieved by th con tlnuanc of part fabricating work In many plant. A number of car maker about to awing over to new model production alao hav kept a aubataaiUal number of their em ploye at work on plant rearrange ment. Inventory, paru, aervlc and gale operation. Approximately two-third of the Induatry productive capacity will ba affected by th Impending thut down. Induatry authorities aay th Keel atrtk will hav coat cloa to half a million vehicle before lu final affect hav been felt In th auto motive plant. Holf-Ratt Tickets For Half Show TOKYO. Nov. 23 Wl Japan largeit movie chain probably will eiari a new pum- wit ww th yr. Practical muided Japan felt deaf mute were getting only half value when they attended th talkie. So. aaid a chain apokrunan. a apeclal half rat Ticket probably will be aold to th deaf and dumb after January 1, 1 - ar . 't t. ' . ., ' 4y LEARNING THE HARD WAY Students carry desks into country school (background) near Torrice, I'aly, about 56 mile southeast of Rome. The school, heavily damaged in war, has no furniture and pupils built own primitive-looking desks. Gollup Poll Poll Voiers Say Republicans Need New Leadership, Policy (iALLL'P no new men Knees Staging Comeback; Pons Hems Creep Higher PARIS, Nov. 23 It won't t long before th ladle ar ahowin their kneea again. Thla I a deduction from the cur rent mld-aeaaon faahlon ahowuuta hare, where ahort evening dreMwi are featured by almoat every houM. and hemline ar creeping ileadily higher. Captain Molyneux i allowing winter aulU with illm aklrta thai reach a bare two Inchea below the knee. Jacket of then are either lifciit-w.Lted nd longlsh or brief nd boxy. The former are elabor ately trimmed In aoulmche braid or embroidery. N Sack Marcel Rochaa give top billing to th hort evening dm, favoring thoae with gtraight aklru and halter KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS H.Ip 15 MIU. of KldiMT Tudm Flush Out Poisonous WsU WrMlt llltnr1r Of kUiFHrT forwliVrn pmlts Mlannoui nuittr lo trnwin In your Wood. It may mum Marin backarh. rheumatic paJna, Itg imlru, Iom of p and mrry, git tint up nlffhta, wHlnf, puAfiMi undr Um 9T. hHch and dlislft. (Waucnt OS Srantr pauarm with martlng and Durninc tomttlmti thowa thrt ! ooMU.liiti wraac With your hlrinr or blddr. Don't wait I Aik your drutslit fnf DoanS f lllf, a gilnuiUnt dlurvtie, ud mitwoMfully f mllllom for ovr ItA vsrs, Poan'i siv harry rllf and will Mp tha II snlln of alHnr tuba flu-h out pfl.Mtaogswsslsfrosl your blood. Oaft Dosa's FUla. Ray. V. L. Anderson REVIVAL Old Tim Preaching Ciood Old C.oepel Singing Com out and hear our out atandlng preacher who praache tb Whole Goapel for th Whole People" at th Full Goipel TobamacU Every Night at 1:M 'Clock except Monday Night. Altamont and Maryland Brr . . .! FAIRBANKS, Aleak. Nov. 13 UCt Igloo to Ice cakeat They're going to do It again! The Unlveralty of Alaka nd th Ladd air force baae flyer will tangle January 1 In th sec ond annual let Bowl gam. bodice. All are sharply nipped In al the taint, banishing, for the time being at least, feara that the "ack" Mlhoui-lte uf the 19-11 may be on tile way back. Ruchas Introduces heavy wool JrrM-y .hot with mctallc thread for many of thc brief aheath eve. ning gowiu. One of the aeiiAailoiu of the cur. rent openings la Bchlaparelll' pull over fur coau. These, done In such upper-bracket pelts as mink and baby aval, pull on over Ihe head and have no buttons or faMenings, Nervy You also need Betty Grable legs and a coloaeal amount of nerve to wear aome of the daring winter sport fashions created by Paquin tni season. DIUKCst glare-catcher in hi winter collection la a skating outfit with fire-enplne red wool stockings and a black Jersey flared skirt cut so short It barely meet the slocking tops. t'. ' - 1. V ' ' k if i m:.'. ADMITS MURDER NeU Butter field, 18-ytar-old hot rod driver who admitted murdering 7-year-old Olenda Joyce Bristol of Bur ley, Ida, becaua I wanted te are anmeone die, 1 being; held In Twin Fall to aafetruard him from angry townspeople at Burley. Firemen Extinguish Smoll Grass Fire County firemen answered an alarm yesterday afternoon to ex tinguish a small grass fire near the new radio tower on the hill near Riverside school. The call waa re ceived bout 6 p m. but firemen were delayed in reaching the fire because of hills and lack of road. Mo damage ft as reported. By OKOKt.K (iAI.Lt'P PRINCETON. N. J-Aa republi can leader cast aiwut for wln i.ilig formula for IK'jO and law. the public sees three main things wrong with the republican party. Thes ar brought out in a sur vey In which a crta-ectlon of the voter In ll states spoke their minds to Interviewers for the In stitute. They said: 1 It' the party of buslneaa; It's for th rich nd doe little for the poor. They have pawed no laws to help the working cla" I a typical com mini. Another voter called the OOP "the fi nancial party." 2 The leader ship la unaatla factory ; the party need new blood, new can didate. "The same men have been too long In the driver aeat," said one voter. "There are around." he added. 3 The republican platform Is Indefinite and wobbly: it lack gen uine liberalism; tries to copy the democrats part of the time and oppose them the rest of the time. Reaulta Here la the way the survey came out: "Th republican party haa not wen a presidential election Jnce IfZg. What do you your aelf think la wrong with the republican party today?" Big buaineaa party, all for rich, nothing for poor 13 Poor leadership, need new blood, new candidate 2 Poor platform, indefinite, am liberalism, copy democrats U Lack of drive, don't work hard enough, poorly organized t Not united 4 Nothing wrong .. 5 Miscellaneous . 13 Don't know is 10J1 (The Uble totals more than 100 per cent because aome voters named more than one factor.) Independent voters In the survey put the criticism of "big business party" In top place nd also feel that the party leadership la un. satisfactory. The Independent hold the balance of power In national politic, and a republican victory In would be virtually lmpos sible without strong support for the party lrom the Independent group. Republican View Republican voter themselves put emphasis on lack of leadership, but consider that alleged ties with big business are not a problem of the first order. They put platform and more en ergetic party organization ahead In Importance. Here are the criticism voiced bv the republican rank nd file: KepubMran Only Poor leadership Poor platform IJ l.aek of drive It Big boaines party It Not anlted 7 Nothing wrong g Miscellaneous If Don I know I W. Omen of Recent elections The nationwide democratic sweep In last week's election, which had been foreshadowed repeatedly in institute report on party strength during the paat year, started wide spread speculation about the future of the republican party. Republi can aaw their brightest omen In the gubernatorial election in New Jersey, where the republican in cumbent, Alfred E. Drtscoll. won. A program for the republican wa recently set forth by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., of Maasa chusetta, who haa become famous for hi proposal to reform and Improve the electoral system. Senator Lodge see a need for the republican party lo atress gov ernmental efficiency, civil rights, snd a broad program of social legislation. Air Hero Fost In Politics SIOUX PALLS. 8. D . Nov. 0P Major Jo Poaa, famous murine flier in World War II, la planning on a fling In politic, hi aim, th gov ernorship of South Dakota, Th 34-year-old marine ace aaid he would be a republican candidal for nomination at th 1950 primary, to be held June t. Poaa, winner of the congressional medal for hi exploits in th South Pacific, wa th first filer to equal Capt. Eddie Rlckenbacker'a World War I record of downing 24 enemy plane. ! ; J Ninth annual meeting, Wtra Knights association, armory, Fri day, Ulh. McKay Urges CARE Christmas Gifts SALEM. Nov. 22 W - Governor McKay urged that CARE package be bought for Christina gift for needy person in Europe. He aaid CARE ha 100X100 holiday food packages stored In warehouse In Europe. These packages may be bought by American, and they will be tent from the warehouse. WE WILL BE CLOSED Thursday, Nov. 24 Thanksgiving Day KOHN'S Flower Shop 430 Moin KLAMATH Flower Shop 1211 Main DRIVE-IN Flower Shop 3614 South 6th 86 PROOF. 70 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE WILKN FAMILY CO, LAWRNC6URG.IN0. ENCAGED HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 23 m Tt will be wedding bells next fall for Actress Nancy Olson, 31. and Play wright Alan J. Lerner, 31-year-old author of "Love Life" and "Brlga-doon." J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at 306 North 1th St. Phon 93M THAT'S RIGHT! iWt I Mi - might as well be " spring! Micht a wed be, you look so gay and pretty in this Spring-minded Persian Bayadere print I Com pit. mitt catchers: th high round neck, circlet of gold t th waist, and the full whirling skirt- la anwoth rayon crap. Red. green. rust. Sizes 9 to 15. 9.95 PLUS TAX 5 oratsrMilCa,,V .stWUXjaitv. i vwwWl.vv . . . Thankful for all the things that are ours. It is time too, when we want to thank each of our patrons for past friendships. In keeping with the Thanksgiving tradition, we again say LET US BE THANKFUL. Fred H. Helromicr til Spring Strtet Our Slogan Still Stand "Jusdi thai Satisfy"-phu SaJwm SINCE 1919 Phon. 4153 FROM KLAMATH FALLS io Sm Francbc on tha SEATS AVAILABLE NOWI ' 9 SENSATIONAL, NEW STREAMLINER Huge "Skyview" pktur windows Feather touch doors Bagooge'devalor CoKe shop car Dining car Tavern car. Iv. Portland Lv. Salem . Lv. Albany SWIFT DAILY RUN 7:45 a.m. Lv. Eugene ... .10:13 a.m. 9:00 a.m. lv. Klamalh Falls . , 2:23 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Ar. San Francisco . . 11:15 p.m. Skafa Dayhght connect with "Owl" arriving Los Angel 10:53 next morning. Sea 14,161-feot Mt. Shasta the high Cascades Sacramento Conyoa. All teats reserved, but no charge for seat reservations. Children under 5, free 5 through 11, half fare. The Snttsta Daylight Is the SAFE, SCENIC, COMFORTABLE, ECONOMICAL way to California. In deep-cushioned comfort you glide along rapidly, through marvelous scenery, making few and very short stops. Try this new dayliner and see for yourself why It has created such a sensation. Seats available most every day, but if you are planning a trip over the holidays, we recommend you make reservations early. SIP The friendly Southern Pacific W. S. McBRIDE, Agent Phon 3111 1 h-w . tt" to e ?o5& velvet takes to print!.' Aad youH take to velvet, ft such a subtle flatterer) Fact It, you'll take to everything about this slender Javtnesa print: Its elbow sleevet and pat-top pockets, eswefl stthe . btcJt velvet colle. burtorr ' and btt. ka gold, winter rose .. or tuequors rayon crane, . Sites 12.to 20. 9.95 Tl TOY11 a:o? , 500 Main St.