WIDNtSDAY, DEC. 7, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREE
ttfcAlHER
KLAMATU MIX AND 'M IN
It'll llaudy with snaw Hurt lee t
light rain ahowere early today.
fully cloudy lata Ihle afternoon
through 'lliurMlajr. High Mdjr i
Law tonight . High ahurauay '
Yesterday high -
Ut Mils muruing -
rrecrpiutiua laal k-aure -
S1HSAM VfcAH
To lets l. - "
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WIITtHN OllgUON: Partly lloudr In
north and mllr cluudr wlln al.mal
tain In aoulh hilar- " auoa
b liiur-lliuM.atiU loot laval. rarllr
rluudy lonlglil and Tlmi.lay. Ilia"
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M. auilllwallal Ir wind! af I Ul U
AtSN OIIM.UN. Milr eiaud
Ktfl.r and Tluiradar with eeeealwial
r.ln at lower al.vall.nie and allow aluva
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da M la 44 Uw. twilM i to M.
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Mareble elounineaa wlln law show.
Ma barn Par"- rl..d W...UMI
with log Thuranav mornlns High to-
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rain I.Kfr and lanlghl wllh ..w In
"(Mr mountain. UM "allarad
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l-illla rhange In tamiwraluraa.
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Na Iulr David iJtwranra lUkln.
radriimait S c. UHN. huabaitd ot
Mr.. IkUry Hakln of uoo Waahburn
y. I arnrlitt aboard lh aub
martiit URH Cuak with tha PaxKlc
Flft:. Hakin. who atwndM Unl
vanity hlh arhool. Mnriantown.
W. Vi, tntcrad Uie navy In March.
IM7 and rrcalvad hu racrult traln
Itil at tha Nntrnl Tralnln Canter.
Ban Olrto. Calif.
(ilfl F.jrhania Chnrallf r and
Indira of tha Canton Crater No. 7
IU meet at I p m. Thuraday In the
lOOK hall. There will be a Chrit-n-aa
ilfl exrhaiue with a limit of
7a renu. Kefrrahmenu will be
arned after the meetlnf. Member
are urted to attend.
H la lad Meetlnt Proaperlly chap
tar 100, OKU. Malm, will hold
dated meeting at 6 p. m. Thuraday
with a politick dinner and fift ex
change. There will be an election
and liutailatlon of office ra. Adieu
and ttater Bchrelner are tha worthy
matron and patron.
C ard rartr Tlie Ouild Of St.
Barnabaa church In Langell ratley
will gponaor a card party at tha
pariah hall on December 10 at I
P m. A cordial Invitation I extended
tr. everyone.
Ill elura Bonnie Jean Hanrr,
aalealady at Beam Roebuck. U 111
with a cold and throat infection at
the home of her parenta In Canby.
Mrrrlll Teen-Age Clyde Ham
n'ond. director of the Teen-Aie club
In Merrill, hag announced that
tl.ere will be no meeting, until fur
ther notice.
Regular Meeting Ruald lodge No.
3k. Buna of Norway, will meet Friday
at p.m.
fan! erenra Tha American Leia
'and auxiliary arc having, their aa
nual dlatrU-l 4 confeience Decem
ber 10. brglnnliMf at 3 p.m. Hualneaa
meeliiig fullvwed by a polling rtln
ir at 7 p in. A fine evening program
la alao planned. All auxiliary mem
here and wlvaa of Legionnaire who
huve nut bran contarted ara aaked
to bring aalad or pi ftir the putluck.
C'liambar VlalUira Manley Robl
aon, director of th tiata travel In
formation drpartmeiit, and Arlyn
Cole of MucWllkliu, Cole and Wil
bur, a Portland advertising agency,
vialted th chamber of commerce
office yeaterrtay. They were peaaing
Uirough Klamath fella on their way
lo Halem and Portland from Lake
view, Royal Nriglibore A public pi
nochle party will be held at ( p m.
Friday by Riyal Neighbor of Amer
ica In the KC hall. Th hamper and
linen will be given away at till
time. Membera are aaked to bring
pla for refreahment. A ahort huat
new meeting will be held at I 30
p m. Friday In tha hall and ChrUl
maa plan will be made.
a
i'liurrli Carrie Dnrraa Circle of
th Flrat Preabytrrtan church will
meet at the home of Mr. Oeirne
tlrtaile at 1 p.m. Thuraday with
Mr. Maurice Leah a co-hoateaa.
Mr. David Barnett will have charge
o! program. Roll call will be an
rered bv a poem or Chrtttma
thought. Tliere will 1mi be gift ex
rljtnge. Bludent Pvt. Harold V. Rung,
77 M. Main, la now a (tudent In
the medical equipment maintenance
ourae being given at medical field
aervlce krhool. Brooke army medical
c titer. Fort Bam llouiuui. Texa
Thla achool tralna both officer and
enllatrd pertuimel fur medical aer
vice In the army.
I'ormal Initiation Theta Theta
rtho Cllrla club No. t will have a
formal Initiation today In Ui 1UOF
hall. The MerrlU Theta Hlio glrU
are to be Klamath' gueata. All
n:ember are to be preaent at 7 p tn.,
Inltutea at p m. Th Merrill Theta
Hlio girl are aaked to be preaent at
7.30. Rrfreahmeuu will be aerved
after th meeting. -
Aviation Meeting The chamber
of commerce aviation committee met
at Uie chamber office yeatarday.
Among thane In attendance waa
Fioyd Weal, manager of the Bend
chamber of commerce. He traveled
here with Harold Clapp of Fed-n-ond.
Initiation and liutallallen The
BHT auxiliary will meet Thuraday
at I p.m. In the KC hall for Inula
lion of new membera and liutaila
tlon of officer. Officer are aaked
tn wear formal. All BRT member
and their famine are welcome.
Mooee Luncheon Ladle -of the
Mooae lodge No. ,467 will hold a
luncheon Thuraday from 11:30 am.
until 2 p.m. for member and their
gueata. Rout turkey will be aerved.
bene Hamel la In charge.
Lam-bean Meeting The Oregon
Education aaaoclallon will meet at
the Wlnema hotel dining room Sat
urday for a 13 noon luncheon. All
teacher and administrator are
tinted to attend.
(real Rook Member of the
Great Book group will meet In the
city library Thuraday at I p m. at
which time Peter OToole will lead
dlcuulon on "Arlatotle'i Politic "
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NEW ATOM BOMB TEST SCHEDULED The Deienat Department
and Atomic Euergy Coininlaawn diacloaed that a tank force u now
bring organlaed which will test at Enlwetok In th Marshall 1a lands,
probably mxi spring, at least three new atomic bomb expected to be
a "major Improvement over th sensational weapon tried out there
14 year. Cioaeup ot Bntwetok (bottom, right) (how the tiny a toll
which la VM0 mile from Ban Francisco. Navy and air patrol ara
expected to clear the area a region ot ocean about 200 mile square
of all craft having no puslnna there. Big map also show Bikini,
wnere two atomic bomb were exploded In IMa.
Modoc Scouts
Plan Circus
For February
Scout of tha Modoc area council
will celebrate 40 year of Scouting
In America with a gigantic circus,
sometime during the week of Febru
ary ( to 11.
Assigned th task of planning the
d!trlct celebration la F.mle Taylor,
Klamath district camping and ac
tivate chairman:
Tha circus will entail planning by
ftom AO or 70 men and Include par
ticipation by all unit In the area.
Tulelok Rotarions
Hor Riker
December 16 has been set a th
data for th annual ChrUtma party
and ladie night. A 7:30 o'clock
TULtXAKE Dr. Joseph T. Rlker, dinner la planned at th Sporla
Klamalh Fall veterinarian, waa the I man hotel. During th evening
apeaker at tha last meeting of th Santa will appear to distribute gifts
Rotary club. from the lighted tree.
Father Francis Sullivan. Holy
Cross church, will be the guest
speaker, 'oeorg Long la program
chairman.
Looking for something Read tha
Want Ada you may find It lhrl
" " -ar" data " at
Motor to Address j
Kiwonions
Dr. C. E. Moaer, dean of the
school of business and technology
at Oregon Bute college, will be the !
guest speaker at the Klwani club
meeting tomorrow noon, aa ar-:
ranged by Percy Murrav j
"The Dilemma or the Businea i
Man" will be discussed by Dr. Mover.
He will be Introduced by Robert I
1 hompson.
Family Shopping Night Friday
Srort) Hourt: 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m.
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SACRAMENTO, Cllf, Dec. 7 m
A California peach grower who got
rich during the democratic ad
ministration has willed his 1790.
000 estate to his brothers and sis
ters with the specific request that
thee become democrats.
The will of Harvey B. Whltten.
probated yesterday, specifically re
quested his heirs "to renounce the
republican national party. Its pol
icies and platform and to vote
henceforth a straight democratic na
tional party ticket."
The will went on to explain that
because Whltten made his money
under the democratic adminis
tration It w as his "desire that no re
publican party member receive
anything" from the estate.
DIES Major General George
F. Moore (above), 62, the gen
eral who commanded Cor-
! regidor during the Japanese
siege of that island fortress,
wos found dead on a moun
tain road near Burlingame,
Calif., with a bullet through
his head. Police sard an auto
matic pistol ond note were
found near the retired gen
eral's hand.
IN MEMOR1AM
Oeonie O rover Everttt who paued
a ay IS years ago December 5th.
Oone la the face I loved so dear.
Silent I the voice we loved to hear.
Too far away for light or speech.
But not too far for thought to reach;
Bweet to remember him who -wice
waa here.
And who, though absent. 1 Just as
dear.
Ever remembered by hi Mother.
MRS. HAZEL WHTTLOCK
Orandmother ABB1K HYDE
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Th Columbia river, forming the
boundary between Washington and
Oregon, 1 believed to carry more
water than all ether American Pacific-
coast stream combined. 1
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23 VeaM Afa
i1nnday, nerrmber S, lWg Announcement waa made today
that A. H. Bamhlsel, local realtor, will be associated tn the
Tent estate business with T. B. Watters, mayor-elect and
well known business man. Mr. Bamhlsel ha taken offices
at (,18'a Main street. Hi former office were on Fourth and
Main,
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Tuesday, Derember 1, IKS MERRILL, Ore. (Special) Th
old Tom Johnson ranch situated four mile south of Mer
rill just across the line Into California, bordering on the
old lake lands, haa been soli by th widow of Mr. Johnson,
now Mrs. A. C. Colony of Mtnteca, Calif. Cox brothers of
Merrill, engaged In farming on the lake land, purchased
pi property. ,
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Wednesday. Derember S. lKCChiist Blanaa. of the. Hotel
Arcade, with his brother Oeorg Blanas, left Tuesday for
an extended visit In Southern California. They made the
trip In Mr. Blanaa' Marmon aedan. ; -
Thursday. Derember I, 1S2 Annual election of officers of
the Klwani club waa held tills noon. T. W. Delarll will
serve as president ot tha civic club for the ensuing year
with Attorney A. W. Schaupp, vice president: R. E. Patler
on, treasurer, and R. JS. Crrgo, trustee. Oeorg W. Mc
Intyre. W. W. McNealey, Dr. L. L. Truax. Chris H. Bum
stable, Bert 0. Thomas, Percy Murray and E. It. Balslgcr
will serve as director. , .
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Friday- flaccmbcr 10, 1936 Proposed winter route of mall
service which would take the east of the Cascade route '
with Klamath Falls a a stopping place, haa been approved
by W Irving Glover, second assistant postmaster general
In charge of air mall. ...
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Haturriay, Derember 11, 19H Otto Ellis, telegraph operator
of The Evening Herald for Uie Associated Press wire, la
planning on spending the Christmas holldny at Roseburg '
with his parent and numerous friends, Roseburg la the
family home.
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