Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 29, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, NOV. 2?, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON New 'Drunkometer' Seen As Swift, Sure Judge Of Drunkenness Decree NEW YORK. Nor. M MV-Bclence li workliif both fldri of til street. Not only don It develop drink that rt mor tempting, but It also comet up with better devices to blut your alibi If you have too many. Amnnf tin dlsplaye it the chem ical Industries exposition hero la a streamlined 1050 model "elcometer," which might more aptly be called a "drunkometer." It'a about the alst ol a amall eoiuole radio and the manularturera aay It'a aa easy to operate. It he a sloping panel with about half a dosrn controU, a Urge dial with a pointer and a tube atlcklng out the right hand aide. I-Mlmile Verdict You blow your breath Into the tube. The operator of the machine, a refinement of earlier models, ma nipulate, the control!. Klght min ute later the hand on the dial move over the telltale evidence cold aober, mildly Intoxicated, or stlnko. The machine, nude by Alfred Blcknell Aasoclatea of Cambridge, Ma- waa developed by Dr. Leon A. Oreenbevf and aasoclatea In the Six Youths Sought In Mass Assault CIIXHAL18. Wa.h.. Nov. It I) Blx youthi, now being sought lor the maaa rape of a 21-year-old woman, may also be charged with kidnaping and attempted murder. Prosecutor Dorwln Cunningham aald today. The attack waa reported by Mr. Josephine lluu, 21, of nearby Cen tralla, Sheriff Frank Thayer aald. Blx "John Doe" warrant charg ing rape were Issued yesterday. Mr. Hum said that after the at tack, one of her assallanta wanted to beat her over the head with a rock. He wa discouraged by hi companion, however, and finally agreed ah ahould be thrown Into the flooding Cowliu river after ahe told them h could not wlm. She waa nude. Raved She aaved herself by grabbing a rock and pulling herself to the bank. Thayer aald all nearby military stations are being checked on the etrength of Mr. Iluu' itory that her attacker mentioned they "had to get back to baae." All, however, Wirr civilian clothe. 'The young woman told Cunning ham aha waa pulled Into a car a little) outalde nearby Toledo about t:IO a. m. Sunday by two of her a tucker. She wa taken to a gravel pit where several of tht men at tacked her. department of applied physiology at Yale university. Dr. Clreenberg explained that the dial la calibrated to show the per centage of alcohol In the blood. Thit ha been accepted In a number of Mate aa legal evidence of degree of Intoxication. The machine actu ally measures the amount of alcohol on the breath, but translate this to percentage In the blood because the two are related by a fixed ratio. Scoreboard Dr. Clreenberg aald the unlver ully accepted measurement are theta: Up to .06 per cent alcohol In your blood, aober; M to ,1ft per cent, your command of your facul tlee probably la Impaired but that alone la not proof you're drunk; from .1ft up, no queatlon about It you're plastered. That M to .1ft range, lie ex plained, la the range covering the difference In Individual which cause one pemon to be cutting capera on two martini and another to be rteady aa a rock even altrr four or five. But he aalJ beyond ,1ft, It can be safely concluded a person Is drunk no matter how well be can hold hi llkker. One advantage of the machine, he declared, 1 that It la much faster and almpler than taking a blood aample and making an analy st. The gsdgct aim 1 portable, so It can be taken to practically any location and plugged Into the near est light socket. flood and Bad Dr. Clreenberg and the manufac turers both emphailte that the ma chine not only get the gooda on the guilty, but protect the Inno cent. If you really did have ."only a couple of beers," the machine will back you up And It also pro tect persons suffering from hock. diabetic coma or other condition which might rause them to be erro neounly charged with being Intoxicated. Texas Woman Killed By Auto Blast DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 29 Wv- Mrs. Mildred Noble, wife of a widely known Dallas gsmbler. waa killed today when an automobile she start ed blew up. Dallas police aald there apparent ly were explosive In the car. The explosion occurred In Oak Cliff, a Dallas residential district. at 8:15 a. m. Mrs. Noble was the wife of Her bert Noble, 40, who wa wounded In a running gun battle with unidenti fied men September ft. On two previ ous occasion Noble waa wounded In gun tight. The One Yard Skirt irrinksTia. Sensational newal This fashion parked, fabric-saving design take ONE yard M-lnch fabric! And only TIIKKE main piece to cut and sew for a smart new skirt I Pattern MM cornea In waist sixes 24. 25, 2. 21. 30. It take only ONE YARD of M-lnch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern glvea perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send TVYKNTV . FIVE cents In coin for this pattern to tCamath Falls Herald and Newa Pattern De partment. P.O. Box 6740, Chicago go. III. Print plainly VOI R NAME. ADIIHKHH, ZONE, SIZE. STYLE NT.MHI.lt. Don't mlM our Marian Martin Pall and Winter Pattern Book I Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Olft Idea bv the score. Send fifteen cent for till book a Free Pattern I printed In the book a new wesklt to wear with your skirt and dresKsl PACE PIVI I'NKNOWN TOKYO. Nov. 18 (41 Efforts by the Associated Press bureau here to send a message to U. S. Consul Walter McConanghty at Shanghai brought this reply from the Chinese Communist telegraph office today: "American conaulate unknown. Rush street address and house." J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at SOt Narth 21b It rbeae I1H OUR REPUTATION stands behind every USED CAR wa tell! YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER HAS CUT PRICES! 1937 CADILLAC 4-Door Sedan Completely Reconditioned. You'll have) to sea and drive it to believa It! 1947 PONTIAC l-DOOR REDAN Radio, neuter, excellent condition. BAFTI TESTED I iHO 1946 OLDS 4-DOOR 8EDAN "9" SERIES !.. Radio, heater, excellent condition. SAFTI-TESTED v ) 1113 1947 MERCURY TOWN 8EDAN a.... Radio and h eater. 8AFTI-TE8TED. A good buy at I aWD 1947 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN All accessories. Another excellent buy. 8AFTI-TE8TED splaW? 1948 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE Radio,. heater, Columbia overdrive. Top reconditioned and dyed. 8AFTI-TESTED ap I l03 We have other yeors and models with the same big SAVING Take this of example: 1737 FORD TUDOR ..... only $165 MANY MORE EXCELLENT BUYS dick . mum CO. 7th and Klamath OLDS -CADILLAC Phont 4103 EXTENSION UNIT NEWS t. County Leader Visits Henley The Henley home-extension group held their regulsr meeting Thurs day, November 17, at the home of Mrs. Alice Nyhart. Mlse Glenn, the county extension leader, lead the project of short cut In sewing. Several blouses were made by memoers. Members prevnt were Mrs. Viola Cheyne, Mrs. Wlnetta Brannan, Mr Lola Hill. Mrs. Sallle Manning, Mrs. Lima Kendall, Mrs. Laura Taylor, Mrs. Ethelday Croft, Mrs. Caraloyn Kelly, Mr. Kittle Jackson. Mrs. Estella Hill. Mrs. Barbara WhltlaUh, Mrs. Beth William, Mrc Plorence DeLp, Mr. Alice Ny hart. MlM Olenn, Lillian Matney and Betty Matney were guests at the meeting. Malin Extension Meet Dec. 6 The Malln Home Extension unit will hold Ita next meeting Tuesday. December 6 at T p. m. at the home economic room of the Malln high school The subject will be herb cookery and garnishes. The project leaders will be Mrs. It. E. Henderson and Mrs. Ben Johnson. Sample of the food demonstrated will be served. All members please bring their own table service. Merrill Club' Meets Dec. 2 Merrill Home Extension unit will meet next Friday December 2. In the recreation hall from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. A sack lunch will be served at noon. The project for the day will be Holiday Decorations with Mil dred Rcxford a leader. One of the ladlea will be on hand to take care of small children, and everyone Is urged to attend. Shasta-Homedale Meet Friday The 6hU-Homedale extension unit met at Joan's Kitchen Friday, November 18. The meeting waa called to order by the chairman. Leah Ferrel. It was decided that the next meeting would be held at the W. F. Kafton home, at which time there will be a gift exchange. Gifts are not to exceed 50 cent. After lunch project leaders, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Fraley. and Mrs. Jester demonstrated making of wreaths, door swags, fairy gardens, evergreen balls, and a Christmas center piece Members present Included Mrs. W. M. Clark. Mrs. p. L. Barnes, Mrs. 77 -Year-Old Bigamist Gets 3 Years ROANOKE. Va, Nov. 29 UP, Blierman Lovelace 1 a convicted blmlt at the age of 17. Tried yesterday in Hustings court here, Lovelace was speedily found guilty of having three wlvea and waa given three years In the state penitentiary. A handsome, dark-haired youth. Lovelace waa accused of marrying In Roanoke on August 2. 1040; In Sullivan county, Tenn., In August 1948; and on January 4. 1M8, In Tuc son, Art. HI conviction yesterday did not end hi trouble. He still face fed eral charge of Illegally wearlnc a navy uniform and of being In Il legal possession of forged army dis charge papers. Lovelace won't oe It until next My. PAYROLLS SALEM, Nov. 29 OP) Payrolls of Oregon's Industries are running about the aame as a year ago, the state Industrial accident commis sion aald yesterday. N. P. Fraley. Mrs. Dan Plcken. Mrs. K. E. BJorkland. Mrs. H. R. Wood ard. Mm. D. W. Book, Mrs. Hope Berry, Mrs. Virginia Emit, Mrs. N. W. Mayflcld. Mrs. R. A. Nelson, Mrs. J. R. Fuglll, Mrs. C. S. Ken dall, Mrs F. B. Wolfrum. Mrs. R H. Hagen. Mrs. Claude Williams, Mrs. R. P. Jester, Mrs. OrvUle Fer rel, and Mrs. Kafton. Visitors present were Ilene Oraves, Lena Fere bee. Gladys Oun derson. Lornea Witt. Tena McKim ens, MarJorle Howe, Marion Won ser, and Mrs. John Wolfrum. REAL ECONOMY WITH QUALITY Join our prepay Christmas 1950 You can cut the cost of next Christ? mas Into 30 pieces ! Yes, for carefree Christmas shopping in 1950... for prepaid Christmas shopping... join Choose the plan you wish". .'. the one that fits your needs. Save a little each week. 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