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SATURDAY, NOV. 26, 194 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACI THRU . . , s m Daughter Burn Mr. and Mr. A, YV CM I nCK R. Avery of Corvellla aie receiving -utm van at and VICIN- cunnrstulallon on the birth ol a .TV iloodr toU with aa daughter, Uielr sieond gtrl, at Moat itoi sprinkle. PrU " Klamath Vllry hospital. rlovmbr Umlaut Ind unda.. Morning fog. 21. Mm. Avery I th former Vlr lii.h soda It. Low tonight It. Win glnla L Henolat. and tin and the i. j-TTiT children art now at Ilia honia of .J,,.. fh Miliar parents, Mr. and Mra. Ralph i hi. Morning Low Benolst. rout 1 boa 801. for aov. V,TS.rlN UBUJim - oral weeke. Avary la a aludant at ram iinuu.n '"1Mv1,'l,";1.,,2!" Oregon BUla college, and aon of JXS!?.,1 i., L 1--'aHlh " Mr. and Mra. O. B Avtry of Ocean m auuiMri wind vt mi aide, Calif. The new arrival baa tAHIUCN OKEOON - M-IIV cloudr ... ... k..nrf. u.nh inlaimlllant ram i. .fiainouna. HlHll t.NIa, Si i as L..w tuoiaiu jo lo so. Bunda 10 a ria.h a.iih.Hv win. 1,1. huh alawllnaaa llay. loitlalil and anndav. wllh urra.lonal rain Inirn rrl Hiaia a" "Iu" ..rthai lo- bern named Rebecca Lee. Ctrl 10111 Thert will be a Olrl Scout Leadera aaanclatlon meellni at 7 30 p. m , Turaday, at the chamber of commerce. A dlapiay 'a'.....:,., V. . . rMi of badg work will be held and roai and lorai lug inland v.u.,. rac) i,eT u aakrd to bring a girl "" '' "u"0!.'...",k from her trooo. KefreahmenU will , ..,uii and waaiariv il is la ha aarved. Brine a cud and aooon. "IiVan ANnvirmiTV- Mra. Dick Heeder will lead the OiHidr wllh rain la. Ionian! an i singing. aundar Mian Indar au. Low WHiient Itnh tundajr ta. TKatr tAdl a a-d.o'l"ri S rTu.s ..-..a .1 rley and LyrwtU. apent Thanka. Visaing Mr. and Mra. Malt Kohn Jr. and two daughter, Bv- IK am laj raft. gmana . . ... Kiamaih ralla - M l.ahaviaw - al I'.mllaluo - ail I'l.rtland lalrportl .... "I nvar Ml. fra! a .au .. 'a Bl aa 4-1 U M ..a giving week-end here with Kohn a paranla. The visitor are long-time resident of Klamath ralla who moved to Ban Lula Oblapo, Calif., early Una fall. They are now In btulneaa In the Southern California clly. Curate Thankaglvlng dinner gual at the home of Mr. and Mra. R. P. Oaughrrlty, Laurel road, were Daughertiy 'a brother and fern- Un Anaalaa NpW Y.ira . ant niuir an rranelar aallla iirarea of Honor Tha Degree of Honor will sponsor a turkey and L,y Mf Mf. otj potluck dinner at K Mj; and daughiera. Charlene and Jean day nignt. rrovrmi-rr ... . por,Und, Tnt. returned to . : I'lLZJ'.ir.-yJ, Portland Prlday. 1110 IOOKV ll Hwuiwi" ' - - to bring the other duhea. Member and tlirlr frienda are invnect. Thanaaflvlng Vlalloea Oena llo. ver, daughter of Mr. and Mra. M. rinlahea Couraa Krllh L. Rice. Oeneral Peuoleum dutributor here. haa recently completed a 13-month couraa with tha company dealgned dralera with better ver. oimiiKT . ... . ... " to acquaint w. Hover. J"'" method, of aervmt th. public with ""rr.u. . , dime, on Mr. ami Thankaglvlng Day were Mra. W. H. Raid of Bend. llama From aVhool Bob Burke. aenlnr atudrnt at the Unlveraity ol Oregon, la homo tor Thanka. living Uay waek-end with hla par- enta, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Burke. 1M1 Del Moro. nideoei llarlatr Membera of the I Klamath Palla Oldeon aoclety and auxiliary will meet for the Novem-1 brr aaaalon. a potluck dinner at 1 30 p. m. Sunday at Emmanuel Baptut church parlor. from Portland Mr. and Mr. J.I Kdward Poilraa of Swan Wand. I near Portland, apent Thankaglvlng week-end In Klamath Pall and at Chlloquin. They are former real- denta of Klamath Agency, TainkarMng Mr. and Mr. Warren Whltlock and young daugh ter apont Thankagivtnf week-end her from their home at Oranu Paaa. gwaata at Uw Earl Whltlock horn. i alaMara lit, and Mr. Warren I. Kemian apent Thankaglrtng holiday at Chlloquin and with other frleuda In th Klamath area. They returned to their horn Sat urday. Vtollbw Mr. Charle Slat, of Tha Dallea. returned home Thura- day after tpendlng a week with har father, Alex Bradburn and her aunt. Mra. Rone Keeaee, 334 B. UI. In liranle Paaa Al Lent, former Klamath ralla merchant, 1 now In biulneaa In Oranu Paaa. frienda her have learned. Holiday John and Malcolm Ep ley Jr. apent Thankaglvlng week. end in Klamath Palla with frienda from the Unlveraity of Oregon. They are eon of Mr. and Mra. Malcolm Epley. now of Long Beacn. Calif. Want to Read A Swell Book? By BILL JKNKINS THERE will be Utile work don around thla office for at leaat a ahort time. My office, that la. The reaaon bring that In the morning mall I received my copy of the Old Parmer Almanac. No volume that rolla off th preaaea during tha year give m greater pleaaure than thla on. You can find anything you want In It. even If you can't quite underatand ,11 when you flnlah reading. Tak a quick glance at th Index If you don't believ It. Here' how It atari: Agricultural extenalon atatloiM, Air; product of: Alde- baran. alar; Almanac, horn of: Anecdote: Aphelion, earth In Applea: Aapccla . . . and ao on clear through.weather. weed klllera, whaling and "aodlao eigne. Anyone who cant apent a happy alter noon over th pamphlet Juat doean't have the proper literary balance. Take up your volume and turn to page M. There you will find a dlaarrutlon on atomic rocket. Well worth reading. The author, anony moua. of thla article aaya we will oon be traveling to the moon. Not only that but we will arrive there In a rockrl powered ahlp traveling 30.000 mllea per hour, once on the moon, earth-mrn will promptly art up atatlona to control the earth. The moon will be extertalvrly mined for Ita mineral depoalt. The Idra behind the ahlp U that will travel In ever widening circle on the way up to the moon or enu or Mar or wherever you go. When you get there the ahlp will then travel In ever-tightening circle until the peed haa been reduced enough to land. Paaclnat-ln Th almanac 1 highly dlarour ag ing about the weather, gloomily predicting a hard winter with lot of rain and now for moat of the nation. - vr. . XJ 1 i ri Happy Houseworker Below Zero In Michigan Rv Th Aasorlalrd Pma Th nation' weather pattern to day followed that of tlte last aev. eral day. There waa mow, rain and alert and cold over the Mld- wt and the Northeastern part of the country. Fair weather with mild temperature, prevailed over work In tht trim little frock I New moat of the Western half of the flap collar and cuffa to match and country. a patch pocket decorate the new only one area, soutn central low- easy-on atrp-ln atyle you love! er Michigan waa hit by aub-aero Pattern (314. liar 14. it. 18. 30 weather. The mercury dropped to 33, 34, 38. 38. 40. 43. Bite 18 lakea four below at Lanalng: -3 al Jack- 3', yds. 35-ln ; 4 yd. contrast. aon and -1 at Battle Crrrk. De- The rMy-to-uae pattern gives trolfa low waa 13 above. The cool perfect tit. Complete. Illuatratcd air toticneo. into part 01 Miasiaaippi sew Chart ahowa you every atep, 9374 I-. MARIAN MARTIN You'll be happy at your house LONI SURVIVOR Uooc Allot (above) wot the tolt tur vivor of a plan crash in Nor way which brought deoth to 27 other Jewish refugee chil dren and teven adults it pic tured in a hospital at Dram men, Norwoy. Wreckage wos found on o wooded hillside 30 miles from Oslo more than 42 hours after the crash. Stabs. Blows Kill Aged Recluse LOS ALTOS. Calif, Nov. 38 if) Surrounded by her teven half starv ed Peklngea dogs, th body of a well-to-do Ban Pranc1co woman was found stabbed in her country horn here last night. Mia lrma CopeUnd. 80. had been dead two or three day, sher iff's deputle cald. Th light of her hour wer bluing. They went to th place on a call fiom her brother. Prank Copeland, from Long Beach. He aald he waa worried at not hearing from hla sla ter and hi Inability to get In touch with her. Ml Copeland, who Inherited her mother' commercial florist bual nes In Ban Francisco, had been subbed seven time In the breast and back. She waa beaten brutally about th head. Motive? Her body waa alumped against a kitchen door. There waa nothing to Indicate a moiWe. She evidently had not been robbed. 8h had not been 1 aeually attacked. aexually attacked. Neighbor told the deputle that 1 Mrs. Rosa Elic't Deoth Reported Word of the death of Mrs. Rose A. Ell, mother of th lr John B. Ell killed In a plan craab her neveral year ago, waa received her yesterday. Mr. Ell died In Portland on November 30 at th age of 81 year. Service wer held Wednesday with Interment In Mt. Calvary cemetery. Portland. She waa a for mer Klamath Pall resident. Mlsa Copeland, once th wife of a Ban Pranclaeo physician and who later reaumrd her maiden name, waa "home thing of a recluse." 11U dom left home or had visitor. She raised flower commercially on her five-acre country place. The neighbors had not thought It odd that the light had been on continuously In th house for sev eral day. They aald Mlaa Copeland frequently left them on day and night. Woman Plunges To Death SALEM, Nov. 38 A young woman climbed a guard rail and plunged presumably to her death into th Willamette river early today. Police aald Oeraldine Menard. 30. waa muting from her horn and wa known to have atarted acroa the Salem West Salem bridge shortly before the 13:45 am. leap. That wa th only clu to th victim Identity. A young man on a bicycle. Ed ward Noeske, IT, first noticed th woman. He reported that he aaw her with one leg over the guard rail. He Jumped from hla bike and pulled her back, then went on hi wy but h had gone one? 30 01 30 feet when ah plunged over. PARDONS PRAOUE, Nov. 3d lAt-Th Sle vakian board of commlaaionar So day announced pardon had baa granted to 103 Roman CathoUe lay men aentenced during th ahurolr tat fight. US! MORI PUMXE TILE Par Strength, Durability Lw Maintenajsoe Ct Self Intuletinf Attractivenete Fire Proof Inexpeiwlve Klamath Pumice Tile C. PerBwnt aa the Pyramid" 188 Owesa Classified Ad bring reaalla. Mocdoel Rabbit Drive Sunday MACDOFX Another rabbit drive by rancher of the Macdoel area 1 scheduled for Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Only clubs will be allowed In kill lng off the pests which have become dangerous to crop. Dog and guns will be banned. The flrat hunt of It type wa held last Sunday. HEP Tnr ml Park View Nursing Home 906 Wert Main Street MewfaraJ, Orefon Phone 29)t Completely equipped Nurting Heme for chrealc aaJ ceeiveletcenrt. led aatientt a specialty. Hot water heet throughout building. Licensed by the State of Oregon. 24 HOUR NURSING CARE Registered Nurse in Charge ARMOBV SATURDAY NIGHT BAIDY'S BAUD "JC8T GOOD DANCE MUSIC . Dawar t-t H-88 Par Perna (Tsi law.) COMING THURSDAY, DEC. 15 Th Poet ef the Plana CARMEN CAVALLARO LARGE truck manufacturing firm haa Just put In th nulls a piece of Information that should. Interest most drivers. It la not at II unusual anv more. H aaya. for trucks to b dnvrn more than a million mile before they go out of nervier. On such truck ha rolled up 1.700.000 In II years. If I had ear that would do that Id or quite happy. Of course It costs quite a kit to maintain a truck, and the dleael type of motor arema lo last longer than th standard old ga model. Oh wrll. wait and are. Maybe aomeday we'll hav can that will run that long. CAW another truck In that loading son aero th street tht morn ing, bringing th total to four now. At least the front of th rig wa In th ion. The rear end waa still slicking out In the street and blocking th way aa much aa he would hav been had h mrly doubl parked ther. Bonneville Now Champ Producer? PORTLAND. Nov. it (JPv-The Bonneville administration may now b th nation' largest producer of power. Officials disclosed yesterday that production had paased 2.000.000 kilo. watt for the first time, reaching a peas' or 2.OM.000 In a one-hour period Wedneaday. . They aald this made It "probably th largest producer of energy In tha natln'n M CARD OP THANKS Wa wlah to exprea our sincere appreciation to our many friends, and especially to the member of the Elk Lodg and Z. C. B. J Lodg lor the acta of kindness, the message of sympathy and the many beautiful floral offering. also for the many cancer fund do nations, (luring our recent bereave ment and loss or our husband father, and brother, James J. Otto man. MARIE OTTOMAN. PEARL OTTOMAN. JAMES J. OTTOMAN JR. AND FAMILY. BETTY HALOUSEK AND PAMILY. IVAN OTTOMAN AND FAMILY. and Alabama. Birmingham reported an early morning low of 28 and temperatures were near freeilng at Greenwood, Mlaa, Solon Knocked Down, Empty Wallet Taken TOWSON, Md., Nov. 28 lPV Rep. 'William P. Bolton (D-Md.l waa knocked down early today by two Negroes and robbed of hi wallet. He waa unhurt. There wa no money In th wal let, but the holdup men overlooked about $100 In enjh Bolton wa carrying In another pocket. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for th pattern to MARIAN maktin. car ot ruamatn rails Herald-News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 8740. Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRKSS, ZONE. K1ZK, STYLE NUMBKR. Don't miss our Marian Martin Pall and Winter Pattern Book I 8mrt, new clothes lo sew at home. Olft Ideas by the score. 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OKTRMSm S8i dim WHAT DO WE MEAN when we y that in Dynaflovr Drive "oil doe it ell"? Simply that in Dynaflow Drive, the pin ninit ol oil in the Dynaflnw unit doe what you have lonit needed shifting dear to accomplish. For instance Mil Here you are ttrtin out In most car, you have to throw out a clutch and shift into low fear to get ttartinf power. In Dynaflow, you simply set your lever in Driving posi tionand nudge the gas treadle. Oil spins in a sealed drum to give you all the power needed for starting but there's no transmission gear-whine whatever. Here's a slow-moving vehicle you want to pass. In other cars you may have to shift again with a definite loss of forward motion. That means a lag before you get action and maybe another shift back into high after you have passed. Not so with Dynaflow. Just step on the throttle, and spinning oil takes the path to give you extra poyer for passing. Response is as fast as engine response practically instantaneous. Now you are beginning to move. In most cart, you shift manually into second, then third each time repeating that press-the-pedal-move-the-Iever routine. With Dynaflow, oil simply spins in a different path within the Dynaflow unit and you move into cruising pace easy as bird taking oft. Here's a common traffic situation. Usually . you go into second or low in order to get good fast getaway. With Dynaflow, just press the gas treadle, never touching the shift lever. Spinning oil will find the proper channel of flow to give you getaway power power that's ever smooth and great enough to step you out , smartly and with unbroken, velvety smoothness. Does that mean you never shift at all? Not quite. " For emergency brak ing power, for starts on very steep hills ' with heavy loads, for rocking out of sand or snow, you may occasionally change to Emergency Low range. This simply puts the entire Dynaflow operation into an extra powerful range. But for all normal driving, you can uso Driving range entirely. Oil will travel what ever course is required to give you tha kind of power you need without any gear changing whatever. To see what a whale of a difference that makes in ease, freedom of mind, and restfulness in a long day ask your Buick dealer for a demonstration. That, plus some very particular advantages in economy of upkeep, will convince you that Dynaflow is truly the "drive of the future." Mai m HnnWyr. . fhma) at MM aa aa ttin md UtCIAl ajard W Ttn better mmtmmmbUma mrbmUt BLIVK. mill bmUd them 1330 Main ' 27TH YEAR YOUR BUICK DEALER IE rhoM 1151
