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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1949)
FRIDAY, DEC. 2, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FACC PTA Notes 1 Conger Hears Mrs. Buck On Polio Mr. Paul liiiik addressed nnm tare and frlenda of the Conger PTA t Its last meeting on polio, IU tin end prevention. She alreaaed Ihe fart Uiat It la nut money the or (.miration larka, but nurses and lucllltlra dir taking car o( cases bcra In Klamath county. Mra. Murk pointed out that there were nine eases of polio reported thla yrar In Klamath county, of which flva had to Da flown to Eu ma for treatment, where they hava -a yrry good hnapiul and all tht facllltlra o( caring lor polio. Blia pointed out that II thene trlpa to Eugene could ba cllmlnatrd. It would aave Hit polio omaniiatlon tlma and money and live lha victim a batter chalice lor recovery, Lucy Cornelius, Shirley Johnson, Olrnrta Johnaon, and Patricia lsen- see presented the group with two violin quartet numbers. -TheOrand-f inhere Clock" and "Hymn to D.sne Mra. R. O. Fisher, president ol county council, was a vuitor. At the aame meeting Kev. David Bar. Mil gave a very Interesting talk on the aplrltuul heritage ol the child, The room count waa won again by the aeventh grade. Thla makea three tlmea In a row lor them. II you would like lor your child's room to win, all you have to do la turn out lor our PTA meeting which mceta the third Thuraday ol every nmth. The nest meeting will be held on the evening ol December 11 and everyone la urged to attend at It will be a Chrlntmaa program presented by the children. flefreahment were served by the mothers ol the alath grade, r'KKMONT Father' night and open house was held by the Fremont PTA on No vrmber I. The meeting was conduct (d by Jack Elliott, acting at preal. dent, Lauren Campbell aa aocreury, Jamea Kllry as treasurer. MM Berg's third grade enter' talnrd the group with an Indian danre and reading. Superintendent of Lava Beds national monument. Don C. Fuller, presented an Inter eating talk on "Indian Lore." Room count was won by Mua Berg'a 3rd grade and Mra. Stone's 11 h grade. Mia Phlnney's 7th grade and Mrs. Kamsey'a iih grade won the membership drive and enjoyed a skating party at Skateland on November II. Included In the group were Mrs. Jack Elliott, president, Mlaa Phlnney, Mrs. Ramsey. Mra. Steven Walker and Mra, Lauren Campbell. Pie and codes were served to members and guesta In the cafeteria following the meeting. Parents were then Invited to vtait lha various home rooma and teachers. Mrs. Elliott wishes to announce there will be no meeting le the month of December. Instead a Chrlalmaa party la being planned for that lime. The neat regular meeting will be held on January 10. Merrill Cubs Start Project MERRILL Merrill Cub Scouts recently organised have started their first project, the painting and re pairing sf used toya to be distributed at Christmas. Anyone having any toya which need a little repairing or a new paint Job are asked to call the home of the cubmaater, Roy Mattson, 1301, and they will be picked up. Members of the fire de portment will take care of dtstrt billing the toya just before Christ mas. A meeting of the pack committee and den mothers was held Tuesday evening at Ihe Maltaon home and plana for lha toy project were worard out. Meetings are held the last Tubs, day of ench month and the theme of the December meeting will be "Th Other Fellow." Present at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. RalDh Hwlsher, Mrs. Homer Evertaon, W. H. tiomes, Mrs. Milton Loper, Mr. Murphy, Earl Loper, Roy Beasley, representative of the Rebekah lodge sponsors or the cubs, and Mr. and Mra. Mattson. RADIO STATION WASHINGTON, Dee. IIA-An application for a standard radio elation permit at Hood River, Ore, , waa filed at the communications ciimmlMlnn yesterday. It came from C H. Fisher and C. O. Fisher, doing business as Oregon - Washington Broadcasters. They asked for SSO watt power to operate on 1340 kilo cycles, unlimited time. A H. C Little 7IM Oil Cifttlsiing Hester. Patented burner awa ordinary low eou furnace oil (including ana lytic oil), so it pay. for itself out ol fuel laving.... smart design and fircj Iih ... circulating heat flow ... radi ant htat from visible dame.., beat trapping chamber... ;j,,ooo BTU output. root aurNoaiMo BMUt 0 VFsJMgajag rva Peyton & Co. M.tfl Market Phone (111 y s T J. ' Yi" 1 "W aL. Q oi - " . 1 Senators Face Tough Session By JACK BELL WASHINOTOh, Dee. 1 oV-Sen-atora are looking forward glumly to many long working daya In the ses sion of congress opening neat month. One of the msln reasons la the filibuster threat hanging over four Issues on the aenaie'a crowded schedule. The democratic policy committee has agreed to take up the house approved oleo margarine tax re pealer aa one of the first bills when business (eta under way In January. There has been talk of a possible filibuster by butter-stale opponents. Tenth Issue The aenate also ha bound Itself to drop every thing else January 20 to atari arguing over a compromise basing point 'freight absorption) bill that already has received house approval. Here again there are signs that the bill's opponent will have plenty to aay. Not far behind these measure administration leader have prom Ised to take up the president' politically eiploalve civil right pro gramprobably tasting out eentl ment with bill to establish a fair employment practices commission, ruibaater Any move to bring that or other civil tight proposals up for action la certain to witness the flowering of a full-fledged filibuster. In the background also I house approved bill to broaden the baa of admission of dlsplsced Europeans and to permit more of them to oome to thla country. It'a a talk-provoking Issue of some magnitude. Senator Ivea iR-NY told a re porter he sees only a irind ahead for the senators. The pressure I going to be on us to complete our work so that some of the member who ar run nlng tor reelection can get out and campaign." he aald. "With all of the controversies that ar pending, we're going to have to work long hours to do It." EDUCATOES MEET PORTLAND, Dec. 1 UH The Ore gon Education association opened the annual meeting of Ita repre sentative council her today. PRUNING Shrubs - Fruit Shod Trts EvorfrtMM Star) A TM All work i a br espartaaiial CeM L'e Far A Free Estasvaia. GREEN GARDENS PJ. U Olaea rheew MM1 Ml IT'S mole' FOR SCHWINN DUILT BICYCLES 39 THI CHRISTMAS SPIRIT gltomt on South Sixth street where thii huge tree stands ot the Altamont drive intersection. It is a cheery reminder of the season for those entering Klamath Falls. Touching Appnol Little Betty Asks Prayers ... To Save her Infected Hand Memphis. Tron, Dee. iw-ah 10-year-old Betty Marbury wants for Christmas Is her good right hsnd. 1 And ft great many folks In tills aiea are out to aave It for her If prayer will help. Doctors say she msy lose her hsnd by amputation because of a malig nant lesion now beuig treated by X-ray. But the Utile Brownsville, Tenn, girl saya she knows the Lord will answer prayers. So ahe wrote Th Commercial Appeal for help: "I want those who read this letter . . . to pray that I may not lose my hand and that I may soon com pletely recover. Today the newspaper put lta own prayer In print: "O Lord, who healed the leper, and raised up Lazarus from the dead, heal, too, and protect thla be lieving, genUe child." The newtpaper wasn't slon. It office waa flooded- with telephone calls when the letter was published Thursday. And the Baptist church In Betty's home town plans special prayers Bunday, Ministers here and In other cities and town hereabouts say she'll be remembered In special and private piayers. Three Stenographers Out of Five Prefer a Royal Typewriter. Pioneer Office Supply To. 12? South (th. Guard Strength Record High WA8HINOTON, Dec. 3 JP The strength of the national guard has reached a record high of 391.165 officers and enlisted men. Announcing thla today, the na tional guard bureau of the army aald the record strength resulted from a two-month' recruiting cam paign In which 45,196 were appoint ed or enlisted. The goal was 45.000. The greatest previous strength ot the guard was 380.095 at the time It waa called Into federal service during World War I. ' ' FOR RENT TRUCKS U-DRIVE VANS PICKUPS FLAT RACKS Rate by mile, hour e week OPEN 8CNDATS BEACON SERVICE STATION Ul E. Mala Ph. UM It started with this... We're! having a housewarming fo MwmSat night Just brinq your T. sense of hubor It went overJbig with this! But you aeedrrt wsk for a housewarming enjoy Peirl Wine. 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