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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1949)
THURSDAY, DEC. ,1, 1949 WtAfHER M LA MAT 11 ft'ALLM AND VK IN ITlfl CoiiaJdwabU cIuuUiikw Utdmf, UutMftUif tvniglil, Cloudy H-ulav High IwUjr 4W. Uw loiilghl W, Mil II Iriday ft. VMlPrdx a high ..... aU lw Utu muruJiif mrJpiUUon Uel U hours ......v.... . ft I H CAM YeVAN To del fc-wl ear -JU Normal . .. , . g TO WKNTKHN ONtUUN: i riH-kftnlni eioutinieat m ouih and rluudy vitn (mimImii1 ti in north today. apraad im wr anilia wiiun loniah, and rn day Nlliiilly waru.ar Uxio lit a. ha l".lh di)i U lo Mi U Uaillht 40 to 44. ftouliivrly wtudi id U lu Jt milaa it hour oil matl. -AhlKHN UNIUON: Coiuitf ara hie rluudiitM liMiay and rmiay. (aaiottal rain lvinning in nurtu It-ma Ml and uraadlitg ovr anHie aarrlitm by rn day Wighlly Wain tar luday. Hlghi boih day. 4a la M. Low U-nigM JU la 40. I.HAN1I PAftN AND VICINITY: Cloudy loday and friday with (aw light ihowi lomghl and rrldav Huh liKiay M. Low bmighl 4ft. high j(. dat- M NOM rilKNM CAUrORNIA Fair today and Friday am-aui rotiatilvratrle mghl and nutrntng Ug In cm la I aeu tlune and In Intariiir Vailaya and partly cloudy raar Uiafon burtlar wtlh light rain rrtdaV. Lit 11 .... rhaiiai , Ntwtliavatarly wlrtda of lu to mJ.M an hour aarant Miulharly from Lap imr tAHir N Iha AmwUK lrea Kaadlnga for lha ji4 hour ending at 4 JO a. m. today. w ... Ma. Mm. J'Wna ... M Klamath rail -. j I -a Uranda T l-akavlaw Prat. Mori ford ..., '-anaiainn .AO I'oriland tairportT , I h tragi .. - ttanvar Angaiaa NHf V...L Md flluf? ' 4.1 41 T T .11 M 4 an Fram-lar . m aa '" M 04 Anniversary larly-Cuilnsry AMI- new No. 424 ill celebrate lu join '.?."'!?in' P"r"' B,ur1'' l tht Willard hotel. Dunrtni wUl be from 30 pn. until 12:30 am. All mrm ber of the lord with one f urt will be admitted fy presenting Invite llona t the door. Invitation mar o plrked up at the labor tempi. Refreshment will be nrved tunrhMio. Haaaar on Balurdav Ilia Woman Illicitly of Clirutlau Hrrvlt of Hi rim M.UioUut church will hold th annual baiaar and cooktd food ale at th church, win ana Hign. Th doura will open for tli Ml at I a.m. and luncheon will b iwrvrd from It am. to 2 piu. with cramd chlckan, hot bUcult, vnelnblf aalad, appl pi and col In on th mnu. Mrottaf Th mld-wmur mectliK of th Orracjn ataU alllanra of tlia hotel, rvmaurant and twverage work er! will b held Bunday at Ui Lealon hall at 10 am. Membera of Cull- nary Alliance No. 434 ar welcome to attend th teuton. (irani Party A card party hat been planned by membera of th Midland tram to be held Satur day at t p. m. In their hall. He- fretlimenu WUl b tarved and Oram ladlea ar aaked to brltif cookie and aandwichea, Th pub lic la Invited, Eefreahanenl Chaimaa Mr- r Btani will be chairman of the re f regiment committee for the meet. In of the Mother' club ot Sacred Heart academy, to be held In the achool auditorium Thursday at 7:30 pot. Womea af the Mooae Women who have mad toy for th itullrd toy aale at the baxaar rmliv Saturday, pleaa contact Vlmlnu ruller, 1S01 Oary, phone M30. Baxaae Ladle of th Moot Indue No. 47 will have a bazaar In the Collier hiiltrftne llih . Main. FYlday and Saturday. Doom will be open from a. m. until ( p. m. Home Ellenaten Merrill home extenalon unit will meet In the community room. Instead of the recreation mom a previously plan ned, on Prldar at 10 a m a i... son on holiday decora Hons will be aiven. Dea Meetings Cub Scout den I Slid 4 of pack 10 will meet Monday, December I, at 7:30 p.m. at 1614 Kan. The dene art from th East Shasta vicinity. t'nurch Rasaar Th Wasleyan srvlr guild will sell homemade candy at th WhCS baiaar to be held Saturday, December 1, at th Plrst Methodist church. Tewnaend Club All Townsend club members ar to meat at Whit lock's funeral horn at 12:4 Friday to attend th funeral ot th late Otis Jerrue. Regular Meeting Th culinary alliance No. 424 will hava a regular meeting Thursday at 2:30 p. at. In th Labor temple. The second nom ination of officers will be held and all membera ar urged to attend. Home Again Mrs. O. A. Massey, iiuue, iias murneo nom after hrlplng ner daughter, Mrs. Ali as Kuykendall, get settled In Santa f!riie Turkey Mi eel Klamath Falls Rllla and Pistol club wUl sponsor turkey and ham shoot Bunday at i a. m. at in Oretech rill rsnse ine puonc is invitea. New Location Clav Mnw.rH county pounamasler, ha set up nu oiiic at route 1. box (It, and can oe reached at 2-1334. Rasaar-On Saturday th Pythian Sisters club will hnlrf h..... sale of fancywork at Emll'a at JOlh aim rme Beginning at v a.m. Correction Osll Webb was elected president of the 20-30 club Tum1 night. The nam waa mistakenly cameo in mi psper a Oall Neff DAV Meetlmr Membera af DAV will meet for a regular session Friday at g p m. in the KC hall. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. 0REC0N Poll Voters Soy Strikes Head Our Major Concerns CKOKE GAIM'O . u ' By GKOsUiE GAIXl'P PRINCETON. N. J., Dec. For th first tlm In nearly three years, voter In a national' public opinion survey put strike and lsbor-man-gement difficulties as the most Im. portant problem facit t tin SUtes. It ranks ahead of prevent- war, Bringing aown th cost of living, or controlling th atom bomb. Th last time the hhw i..... caused so much nubile wnrr In Jsnuary, 1M7. shortly alter a Winter coal Btrtk Mrhij.k Urf . John L. Lewu. Now .nother coal wfrH nas jusi Begun. A Croaa-aectinn nl -nt . i ... 4 suies waa asked th followlntj question Mr Interviewers In, ik. Institute; "la year oplnioa, what la th MONT Important preMesa lb If. government atast aalv la the aest rear?" Th vote: Strike, labor-management , problem , I u Preventing war .'"14 High coat of living Oovemment spending 1 Hendlliig Russia UnemDlovment a Reducing taxes Controlling atom bomb I Houslna. rent control a Foreign affair . . 4 Communism Other Don't know , .. I .11 11 10" (Bom voters named mora than en problem, hence th table add ton more than 100 per cent.) At th tlm of th survey th steel strik as weU a the coal stoppage waa occupying th headlines Th steal sunk baa ilnce been settled. Relation U Congress Th public renewed concern over labor troubles may have an Import ant bearing on attempts in the new congress to repeal the Taft-Hartley act or to soften It In favor of labor. Th question of repeal la expected to come up soon after th session begins In January. Th Institute s periodic survey on th "most Important problem" question have proved highly enl- uio 10 measure th degree SCHOOL RORBED . WFJtT LINS. Dec. 1 iP)-Pollce Chief William EMI ha asked Port land detectives In help Investigate a burglary at the high achool here In which the afe waa cracked open and 1120 taken. It occurred some time Tuesdsy night or early ye' teroay. TWO DAYS ONLY Friday and Saturday, Dee. 2 and 3 A NATIONALLY FAMOUS BEST-SELLER AT A PEW rfgtt Gift pjr For Chriitmai rfrf w T mM;' H? 'no, yfJ f ' ',v ' ' j J Veu'v mm it ,mou, Itahlrf4 lnm N ktaj -lue troll when fin, fced .t en. doll,. Now tn0tt4 PH" H . record. brle, .w'., ,9f. An4 n.t reoter savin, when ,ou buy the frl.e rencll with N . . . both hoed, on-ehr molched In a rt prwMrollon ko,. Chok. - k, hondm. !.. fa, ,hM, , ,i(H.b(y hf MrKu M"", ""1' . . . pleoie cem. eorlyl Choica of Hooded er Ball Feint PRIZE SET MHnlt r and PentN, reaulorly (l.fS Yr Monogram Engravtd Fra tn vnx Mr' 'nre f etH eroeelt. npel.etaell Me, etme is berrel 11 rapped wits ereter, tile with tnee out lusply eitr leooi. of public concern over national problems, Chang Two months ago, preventing war, the unemployment situation and th high cost of living war named th top thrM problems facing th fount. Labor management prob lems were then way down th list, ranking only In seventh place in public concern. ' It was during IM and 147 that strikes and labor trouble were ranked by th public either In first pis- or very high on the utt of problem facing th country. Pol lowing passage of th Taft-Hartley act the Issue gradually diminished In the minds of voter, giving way to concern over Russia and world peace as the cold war waa In tenet- Led. 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