MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1949
WEATHER
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WirrtKN OK Hi ON Partly aloudr to
day wtlh vcraiuiiai brlaf almwara. Ootid r
with raw UuiiglU and Tuatwlay morning,
ft ho war Tua.ay aftarniNni, Innw in
nounuim l.uular Tuaaday. Mil in ft
U aj tutiajr and M to M luaaday. Low
tonight AO to Waatarly wind a )
to ju mil an hour off coaat UMSay, ba
oomuig auulhewly and M lo M ml.aa an
ur loniahi. Winda will ahitl to waat
arly lom Tuur.
KASTKH.N UMIUlONr Warily tloudy
today wtlh acaliaiad light Uwwrrt and
now flunlaa in muuniatn. Inciaaaing
cloudinaaa tonight, baMjmlng cluudy
Tuaaday with rain by aftarnoon. I'm
1 mountain Slightly cooter Higha
roatjy a Is M both day, lma tooJght
lu la ft
0 HANTS FASS AND VICINITY: Fart
I cloudy wltli (M-raalonal ahowara today
and IWadav. Hifh Uday al. Lam tv
Might AS High TuUv M.
NOMTHKNN CAUKuMNIA: Conaldar
hla rlourtntaaa in nurlh today and claar
lug by Tuaaday aflarnoun Ocraaional
drtula or light rain Irtwn San rranriaco
north along aoaaul aroa Fartly aloud y
long aulh pot Hon with loral morning
fog Slightly conlar along ranlral pnr
ttnn today and aoulham portion Tuaa
day. - TEMP T AMI r
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Holldav Visitors Mr. nd Mrs.
John Dlllsrd and chlldrm. Mriur
III If and John of Cv Junction
ptnt Thnl(lvlni holldy vultlnt
trltndi nd rlllvM In KUmlh
county Inrludlni Mr. nd Mn. John
Oram and Mr. nd Mn. H. A.
Bowman at Mrrlll. Mr. and Mn.
YuH Dlllard of llrnlry. and Mr.
and Mn. M. H Of If of Klamath
ralli. John Dlllard waa formarlr
lih Columbia UtlllllM In MmtIII
nit u now In rharff of tht Wlt-
phona ofllrf at Cavf Junction.
To Lo Anl-Mr. and Mn.
Odall Olaon of tha Audlry apart
mmu, aooompanlfd by Jaan Lad
twtlar, dauthtar of Mr. and Mn.
Kay Ladbfttar, laft Saturday aftar
noon for Loa Amain wharf thay
will rlalt Olaoe'a mothar and autar.
Mn. tna Olaon and Maalna. for
fnarlf at thla elty. Olaon M en a
rvo waaka' yaaaUon tram hla dutiaa
rHti trie atty pollca dapartinant.
Tm Bra Maatlnf Mn.
Twrta rarttaun will apaak to mam
Wa and frtanda of tha Manlay farm
ttraat) Wadnaaday at pm. Sha
VU1 writ of obaanratlona aha madf
Mnaaantnt farm Ufa and mathndt
aartnc bar nip to luropf. Tha
maatinc wlK b In tha flanlay
maf haJI, and al buraau aiam
Caaf M tf eownly and frlenda art
InrHad to attand.
Maalo Ohaatad Tha Klamath
nun ay tubaraulotli haalth aaaorla
Man board and council maatlni
tahadulad for Wfdnaaday. haa bn
hancad to Wadnaaday. Darambar 1,
M II p. fa. to tha Wlllard howL
raatay War Bazaar Tha Pythi
an aiatan flub will hold a aala of
lanrywork at EmlU, tth and Plna.
Saturday Darambar I. atartlni at
a. m. Eur a Buatln la lanaral ahalr
man. Mattiara Dab Tha Mothan club
nt Hacrad Mrart academy will meat
In tha achool auditorium Thuraday
at 1:30 p. m. All mcmbcra ara uricd
io tttand aa Important plana ara to
ba made.
Varalioa Paa J. Matthawi. f
a tudent at SOCB, iprnt her Thanka
llvinc vacation In Klamath rails.
rhool M ret Tha executive board
of Mllla arhool will meat Wednes
day, November 30, In tht achool
auditorium.
froaa Hrhool Don Crlckaun
and Bob Kl, aophomorea In In
diutrlal eiisinaerliif at Oregon
Slat college, John Llnman, aenlor
In bualneaa admlnlatrauun, and Uill
Meada, senior In social science,
both at tha University of Oregon,
arrived home Thursdsy to spend
tht holldaya.
Ta Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Msr
tln Bendlns left for Fremont, Neb,
Sunday, called by tha Illness of Mrs.
Bendlne'a inter, Mrs. William Butt
rlf. Tha Bendlnes art former real
dents of Nebraska, and ara return
ing for tha first time In IS years.
racBnanloa Catholic Daughters
will have oommtuilon tor new mem
ben on Sunday, December 4, at I
a m. Breakfast will be served after
ward In tht Wlnemt hotel. For res
ervations call Fhyllls Csvsnsuth at
(147, or June Andrleu al 1-0637,
Catholic Daughters The social
meeting of the Catholic Ds ugh ten
will be held Wednesday, November
30. tt I p.m. In tht KC hall. Inltla
tlon of candidates will be held and
all members art urged to attend.
Enlists m A. BhanholUer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bhan
hollaar, route I, Klamsth Pslls,
haa enlisted In tht USAP. He will
takt hit training at Lackland field,
Texas,
Dram Practice The Esgles aux
iliary drum corps will practice
Monday, 7:30 p. m . at Shepherd's
Music store Instead of the POE
hall aa previously announced.
Tarkey Dinner Tht dinner given
by tht Drgree of Honor this eve
ning Is for mrmben and families
of the organisation. Turkey will be
furnished and the rest of tht dinner
la potluck.
(lulld Meeting St. Paul's Episco
pal guild will meat Wednesday, No
vember 10 at 7:30 In the pariah hall.
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Steel Firm,
Union Agree
On Pensions
WEIRTON. W. Va.. Nov. 21 Ift
Welrton Steel onn.pany and Welrtun
Independent union today announced
agreement to a new Joint-contrlbu-lory
Insurance program.
Tha anounremenl said tha 13400
Welrton employes will get "greatly
Increased benefits at lower unit
costs."
The company will pay 00 per rent
of tht tort and tha Individual em
ployes 40 per cent for all types of
coversge.
Tha cost to tht tmployea was tt
tlmaled al It 4U a month, compared
to l.lt a month under the old plan.
Thomas E. Mlllsop, president of
tht company, and Edward Host,
president of (he union, said bene
Ills of tha plan "extend not only
to mrmben of tht union but to all
other employes. Including members
of management, at tht Welrton,
W. Va., and Steubenvllle (Ohio)
plants of tht company and to em
ployee of all saler offices through
out tht country."
Tht statement added:
The retirement annuity plan to
which both employes and company
contribute has been In operation
since 1041. In connection with the
retirement plan, there Is a guaran
tee of minimum retirement benefits
of 1100 per month. Including social
security."
Welrton strel for yrsn has had
an Independent union. The company
worked al top speed during the re
cent eight-week strike of the CIO
United Bteelworken against most of
the Industry's ton basic producers.
WARM DAT
BOISE, Idsho, Nov. It WV-The
warmest lata-November day In tht
7 year history of weather buraau
records here was recorded yester
day when tht thermometer read 70
degrees.
The previous record was a 7
degret reading on November il,
1921.
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TO A SOR.T Of CELESTIAL. A(ZTrU.RY
CALIFORNIA
OREGON
POWER
COMPANY
IS COPCO PART OP A KOLDINd COMPANY SYSTIMf
Na! COPCO rNims an n4ftnitnt f oenpany In Juna 1947.
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OSC Alumni Plan
Matting
Klamsth County alumni of Ore
gon State college ara making plans
for a dinner December I, In the
Wlnema hotel, to welcome three
Important personalities of the col
lege, according ta Earl Kent, alum
ni representative.
Tha three men who will be here
for tht occasion ara Dr. C. E. Mas
er. head of the department of Busi
ness and Technology: Chalmers
"Bump" Elliott. OHC's bsckfield
coach, and Robert Knoll, alumni
manager. Dr. Maser, one of the
youngest, department heads at tht
oolleae. will be the principal speak
er of tht evening.
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bettor quickly this 2 -drop way,
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DUNBAR-ROBINSON
INSURANCE AGENCY -
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Tha) truwen to veryay
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By Jtrry Thomas
lniurnc Counselor
Ql KKTIOM If w Mrry a, pub II
lUMllly and oroparly danutat Inaur
ane poller n our car and ar ua4
aa tha raauli caf an arctdnt. who da
lands tha auliT I maan doaa tha in
uranra compinv dafand tha ault ar
la thair lubthiy hmitad ta tha pay
mania of any airuiai awardad If tha
raaa la d ax-toad againat us?
ANlWa-Si lndar tarma of a dudIIC
llatMllty noliry. tha inauranra com
pany aaratimaa full raaponaibtllty for
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tha Inaurad aa wall aa for pay man t,
within tha Urn la of tha policy, of
any danuiti awardad agatnat tha In.
aurad paraon. Alio within tha policy
llmiu, tha eotnpany will pay any
olhar eoata legally aaaaaaad againat
lha Inaurad aa a raault of tha ault.
Jerry Thomas
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