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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1949)
THURSDAY, NOV. 24, If 4? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN WEATHER I KLAMATU FALLS AND VU IN IT (I Meellr eioydy lodar. Unlstil ad rrldai Willi BMrolnf (of. Ilif h today m, Imm tnlhl U. Win ri ata; N. Yesterday's blb 1 Law till Bwralnf M WUTIKK UDIUOIII Conalltereble luuillrMM ami uo uianal rati! Unlay, Vmislti and rrlrj.r. W.rmer eauanie norm pmtiun lMia,l llltfhlly erwler U niaht and rrlday. Illalia SBe tday, a M rndar U.W U U UMilghL oulrt e..t wind. II U mllaa an huui off eoe.1 eimlnlahlit Untight. ArMN OHIO ON: CorMdarabtt cliMidiiiMM ImI.jt, binlght ana ,rlSay. SVmii. r.glil rain north portion fvf In vallaya. Waimar Uwl.r. lllsNe as aj IntUy. all M rnday. Slightly vuuler Uf aia'it. loo -o. NllKTIirHN CALIFORNIA! fair today, tmiigilt and tVlday aarapt fo on co..l aoiitli ul rt. Iliagg and lota) morning fng In Intartnr vallaya. . Curuldatalil. rloudlitaM liMtay on roast north ol ft Utaig. Variable winds of! coat I. Tlair TABM f Tee AMarlalad Fraaa R.adlngs for I ha M noura and in g at 4 M a. in. today. Maa. Mia. rraa. ruaana ai M IU klainain ralla 'T l,ak.vl.Mr . Id 47 l..llrd 4 l-rwll.l'tfl 0 48 .11 I'iirtland lalrportl el . 4a n f'hlraao ........ .to M lMnvrr .. n.1 4.1 I.im Artg.l.l S Al N.w Void 4 M Had ttliiir . an 4a dan Francises as en (a Ilia U 47 .M a a a From Oman Kmlljr Nlfhols of I-os Aiigclrs and Florenc Hansen of Oakland ara Thsnksflvlnt war It -and jurats at the home of Mr. and Mri. Jamr llilinn on Hillside.- Thee r rived fmm Ui University of Orrgon early Wrdneaday night, nccomiidiiy Ing Jean and Bob KUton from school. Job Need hag been eioreased for doctors, nurses and medics! technicians for thi Alaska Indian service. Houalnf accommodation r available end free transporta tlon from Brattla. AppllcaUoni end oilier Information may be obtained t tht clvtl service office at th poat office. , Visiter Billy Boon, formerly of Imt Lake, N. Y , and now stationed Willi Ui amir it Pnrt Lwla. Wash., la apradlnc the holidays with Rudy Brown family. 183J WanOand. He arrived last week-end. t'enslrucUon Applications are now being accepted for construe lion Ilia pec tor fur vscsncles In the bureau of reclamation In Oregon, Washington, California and other Mld-weat and Weatern states. Ap plications should be sent to the bureau of reclamation, Denver, Colo, Further Information may be obtained at the civil service office at the post office. engineering. Job U. 8. civil arr Vlre oommlaalnn has announced ea amlnatlons for Uie positions of en gineering aid and engineering draftsman with the bureau of rerla matlon, region 1, which Includes Klamath Fsllg end Northern Call fornls towns. Further Information may be obtained at any first or cond-claas post office. VleJUng Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Magee of San Francisco are (pend ing this week with her son, R. E. Jpffers, 2143 Oarden. The Magees lived In Klamath Falls for 35 yesra, he being associated with Under wood's pharmacy up until the time It was sold to Wslgreen's. Meeting The Drborah circle for young matrons of the Methodist church will meet In the church par lors Friday at I p m. lloateraes are Wilms Hicks and Pegey Barnes and program chairman Is Ruth Colemsn. In Hospital Mrs. Sarah Provost, 23 No. 7th, was Uken to St. An thoney's hospital In Pendleton last week and friends wlrhlng to write her can reach her there. Reearveelng Mrs. Lloyd Hubble of Bonanza Is recovering at Klamath Valley hospital She underwent ma jor surgery Monday morning. Neighbors The Koyal neighbors of America will hold a business meeting and election of officers Fri day at p. m. In the KO hall. Mrmbera are reminded to bring ar ticles for the hamper. Msjor Surgery I. F. Rogers, city hall Janitor, underwent major sur gery at Klamath Valley hospital Tuesday. Friends will be glad to know Roger la "doing well." Ponriac's Popular Chieftain In 1950 Dress i) t) t .;.,-..i v ; ,'a -y Pontiae for 1950 hag mny appearance and mechanical change resulting in harpened beauty and improved performance. Both ia and eifcht cylinder engine again r available in all Chief tain and Streamliner model and th horsepower of the eight cylinder engine ha been increased. Pictured i the popular Chieftain four-door sedan. Kon Robe, Sharp Issue In Trial ROME. Qs.. Nov. 94 IIP) A sharp Issue at the U. S. district court trial of 12 men on civil rights charges Is whether a rumpled, white Ku Klui Klan robe should be ad mitted as evidence. V. 8. Attorney J. Ellis Mundy tried to put It In yesterday but Defense Lawyer Frank airs son railed objections. They were still arguing when Judge Frank Hooper recessed court until Monday. Oleason said the government had not proved that any of the defend ants are Klansmen. Mundy assert ed that It It had not It would. Praof It will prove, said th U. S. at torney, that the beating of seven Negroes out of which the trial charges arose, a Klan parade and two cross burnings all near Hook er. Os., the night of April 2 r related events. In the trial Sheriff John W Lynch of Dsde county, three of his deputies, and eight private citizen ere charged with conspiring to de prive th Negroes' of their civil 1 rights. BOATS HIT. MAN MIHSINO NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 24 OPI A United Fruit company vessel ram med and sank a Mexican motor schooner near the mouth of th Mississippi river shortly after mid night today. One Mexican crew msn was believed lost. ROYAL TIE BRUSSELS. Nov. 24 'Unoffi cial sources today reported that Bel. glum regent. Prince Charles, I engaged to the slster-in-Iaw of the count of Paris, the pretender to the throne of France. Marriage Llnnaea Morrow -Balmier, Allen Jack Mor row, J, laborer. naUv of Kan., resident of alalia. Barbara Ellen Balmier, it bank messenger, native f Calif, resident of Klamath Falls. Taylor-Lean. Oeorge R. Taylor. II. mlllworker, nsUve of Iowa resi dent of Klamath Fells. Lorraine j Jean Lean, 22. bonk keeper, native of N, D., reatdent of Klamath ' Fas. Aleawnder.Weeaa, Juohard XUaw Worth Aiaaandar. M photographer, aaliv of Wd resident of Klamath Fall. Esther Mary Weiss. 21 social worker, native of Iowa, resident of Belllnghsm. Wn. Tollee-Chrlatmaa. Da trail Ray. Blond Tolls 22, eonk natle of Iowa, resident of Eugene, Adell ChrtBtmsn, 2t sale person, natlv of Texas resident of Eugene. Adsms-Buxton. Clarence Eugene Adams 20. laborer natlv of Calif, resident of Klamath Falls. Ann Ma li Buxton, It natlv of Ore., real dent of Klamath Fall. Cotnplalnta Filed Steve Kovch vs. Ingvsld Ander son. Suit seeking Judgment on pay men of 117,600 general and special damages, cost and disbursement. W. Lamar Townsend attorney for plaintiff. Credit Bureau Adjustment Dept.. Ino. vs. Ouy C. Oolden. Suit of Judgment seeking payment en sums of $568.01 with Interest thereon of lx per cent from May 1. IMS; 1223.21 with Interest thereon of six per cent from December 12 147; cost nd disbursements. F. W. Smith, attorney for plaintiff. Jostle Court Thomas Joseph O'Dwyer no op erator's license, fin ts.60. Roy Elmo Simmons, Improper tall light, fin (SAO. William Arthur Messker laadsm overload, fin tlx Donald Elvln McOhehey gts toll light, fin 15.50. Max Donald Drullnw, rlotaMoB bsnto ml fin 17.50. Carl Helmer Johnson, drunk fin lift. Benjamin Frank Bower as op erator's license, fin 18.10. Paul Robert Dixon, tandem eree load fin $10. Constance Evelyn Evans, no op erator1 llcena fin $5.50. Oordon Winifred Walsh, no PUO permit fin $10. alady Jackson Kirk, drunk fin 120., or 10 day committed. Irving Welner, drunk fin $26 or 10 days, committed. Doyl Lindbergh Moor, Improper muffler fin $5.50. Oeorge Buchtngham, a PTJO per mit fin $10. Burl r. C. Chas, a PTJO per mit, tin $10. Lawrence Emer attrr no wheel coven, fin $10. Lawrence Ernest OatUrer no PUO permit, fin $11. Oma Brotcher Harrl n PUO permit fin $10. There re mor than 50 known species of deer, found almost all ever the world except South Africa and Australia. Illllllllttttl tttttntn Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner With Us! erred all day and evening. Make iteeriatlen Bow for th enure family, WI-NE-MA COFFEE SHOP Quality Food At Reasonable Price off AS' ay Special NOTICE! () REMEMBER, All Charges After Nov. 26th will be on your FOLLOWING MONTH'S STATEMENT. Do Your Christina Shopping f" Early. Only 26 Mora 'p- Shopping Day. 'Lr' Home of Famou Label Call 4616 or S436 Baraboo ELECTRIC for WESIX Electric Heat 410 Adam Residents of the Klomath Basin for your excellent response to our Auction Sales, conducted this week at our store. You really appreciate TRUE VALUES. .2 AUCTIONS DAILY. Fri.. 1:30 & 7:30 p.m. Sat 1:30 & 7:30 p.m. Sun. 1:30 & 7:30 p.m. UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF FERRIS GATES Famous West Coast Auctioneer FURNITURE APPLIANCE 9th and Klamath Prion. 487S Reduced -- Misses' and Women's SUITS do Exactly 50 fine quality suits usually selling for higher prices. Yours today at $38 each. Casual suits, novelty checks, stripes, and sheen gabardine. Short, long, and box jacket styles. Beige, grey, navy, black, red, brown, and green. Misses', women's, and half sizes. SUITS 2nd FLOOR Outstanding Value, Reduced! WOMEN' COATS 32 We've taken deep price reductions on 60 higher-priced coats from our regular stock. Included are tweeds, gab ardines, sheen coverts, novelty weaves and brief toppers some zip-outs. Wool fleece, coats with interesting pocket and collar details. Coats to be worn belted or in straight-hanging style. Red, black, beige, grey, brown and Kelly in sizes for misses and women. COATS 2nd FLOOR Values to $110 NEW FALL TRIMMED FUR GOATS $68 Exactly 25 to Sell at This Price ' Luxuriously trimmed in full Persian lamb, grey or black, squirrel back, beaver, fox and caracul. ALSO ONE GROUP High Priced Fur Trims Va off Broadcloth, tweeds, suedes, trim full Persian lamb, lynx, ) squirrel back, and muskrat. t STYLi SALON 512 MAIN ST. 2ND FLOOR
