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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1949)
SATURDAY, DkC. 10, IV4 HkRALD AN 13 NEWS, KLAMAIH rAOi. OREGON PACE iHKti WEATHER KLAMATH MIX AND VICIN ITY Partly cloudy today eleartag teolgbl. letr mud. HU today U. lw tonight 14. Hl Bund? u. VEI HN OMUON Partlr lu Willi aaeiutad ahowera loa. ralr tonight. Irea.lna clowlln." ""' wllh nn la noiih Bunder . HUM bolh daya i to ' "'- and M It M Ml " ' "" V la I TuilnurlM and M -" Varlabla wind. o 10 to "" n toaau lodar, bsaamln euulnailr to- b'!:atiim ohioon - "arilr loud; wllh acellared enow ahowara tinier and "riaSni to Vell.ra tonight. Nrthl irlr wlnda l all mllae an hour Mir. dwrea.lne alowhr "J.IV,,,. tie ANT PA ANI VH INITT leriav Claarlni tonight and lair ..r.pl l..r mining ( High tody a. Law tonight M. HUh Sunday tl,il'l Mlih . J, Law thla Maiala ' raw" TAnn r Tha Aaeaalalad uadlnaa f" lha M hnure andln al a m. m Mln Kl.rn.lh Fall. " T, M I? "4 1-.1..1.W --. la in OS M.dlord J 2 nA .ndiin ... JJ !J Pnrlland ISlreortl J J" rhlr... J Z " Danvrr 2T a. " Is Ant.lat .. 3 N.w Tnra ud 14 hn Franelee - JJ S M y.aiii - - (ailed HaatCharlei O. Water of North PI". Nrb. died Prlda l hl home end rclallvea here left by lrln Blurdy morning to attend service next Tuesday. Mr. Water a the brothr of Pay Wetere of thin city. Seth of Mrdford. Mm. Eld. Bral and Mr. Agne Bchtrknfaky and Floyd Waters of BnU An, all fnrmrr Klamath Palls rcaldrnt. He was lo the brotlwr of Uie late IjiIIi Watara who died In Calllornl Uat month nd u burled hare. An nlhfr brother U Cletun Weten of Taft. Calif. lUby llamhtar Carda have barn received here announclm the birth of a dauf titer. Almrda Eilubrth. to Mr. and Mra. Fred H. Btabler of Portland, on November SO. Mri. Htabler la the former Lota Hare who tauiht at Bhaata arhool here. Bhe ta the daughter of Mr. and Mra. I W. Hare of thla city. The paternal grandparent are Mr. and Mra. H. W. Btabler of Roe bun. former ly of Klamath Talla. AlUaaant IT A Alumont Parent Teachera aaaoclatlon will meet Tues day. December II. at 2:30 p. m. In the elementary achool gym. Rev. V Ictor 8chulae will five a ChrUtmaa addreaa and the elementary achool children will preaent a program. On the a me day the atudy group wlU meet In the elementary achool cafe teria at I p. m. Mra. Fred Nlchol will conduct thla aeaalon. - rhrialnuM Parly The annual ChrUtmaa party of Catholic Daugh litre of America will be held Tues day, December 13, at I p. m. In the KC hall. An appropriate program ha been planned and there will be a gift nrhana not to ttceed M fiTiU. All member are urged to attend. Mildred Bravey and Caro- I ne Whitby are co-chairman for the evening. ' KlreUoei The Btewart-Lennoi fire department will meet Sunday at 7 : JO In the fire hall for election of offl rera. All member are requeated to be preaent, Ill-Mr. R. H. Anderaon. Merrill highway, allpped and fell Thunday evening and I confined to bed with a epralned ankle. Oardea Club-The Klamath rail Garden club will meet In the city library auditorium at 10 clock Monday, December 12, to make awagi and wreath fur the Memo rial ehalt, city library and Camp Whit. There will be a aack lunch at noon. Member are aaked to bring wire cllppera and aclaaora to work with. 1 1 r a t Anulveraary Manxaulta chapter No. 172, OKU, WlU have lu flit anulveraary party December 10 at I p. m. In the llX)K hall. Chair men of the program will be Mra. Ciarenc Waid and Mr. Prank Mo Cornack. atupper committee chair man I Mr. David Frecland. All member and friend are Invited. DAV Meeting Duubled American Veteran auxiliary wlU hold a meet ing Bunday. December 11, at 30 a m. In the YMCA recreation room 01 the armory. All member ate urged to attend thla meeting and Uie Chrlatma parly and dinner to bo held at Club 117 commencing at 2 p. m. that day. Dire In VaUey Mr. Lulu Coge ahall of Orant Paaa died Prlday at 10 16 p. m. following a lengthy 111 nta. Her daughter, Mr. C. P. Preldel of 3B01 BrUtol. wa at her bedalde at the time of her pawing. Mi. Preldel left Baturday morning for the valley to attend final rite. Notice The 36th allver annlver jry aervlce at the Zlon Lutheran church Bunday will be held at 11 a. m. Inatead of the previous time luted In the church directory. Sun day achool and Bible claase wlU be gin at 0:45 a. m. Vlaller any Leonard, field rep. rrsrnutlve of the U, 8. chamber of Cimmerce, will be In Klamath fella for a few days alerting Tuesday of next week. On Tuesday he wlU aieak at a luncheon of the Exchange club on the topic. The New Tyranny- Dinner Curate Mr. and Mr. L. P. Lund. Medium street, entertained at a dinner Wednesday for Mr. and Mra. Bid Choat who are leaving anon for Oklahoma and Trxaa. Other guest were Mr. and Mr. Aldle Vaahaw and daughter, Helen and Marilyn. t'hrlaloua Party Plan are made fm the annual children' ChrUtmaa party given by the Ambrteu club. It will be hid In the basement of the Zlon Lutheran church, Saturday, December 17. at 2 p. m. For Infor mation caU 2-0083. Postponed The evening meeting of the high school adult cum of millinery ha been postponed until December 27 at 7 p. m. Myrtle Van Meter wlU teach. Observers Differ On Coffee Setup WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 OP) American houaewlve are likely to wall a long time for any general re turn of coffee price to September level. Tiie reason for tills wa outlined for congress yesterday by an Ameri can diplomatic official: Brazilian reaervea have virtually disappeared and unfavorable growing condition have wrecked any chance for a bumper crop next year. "I don't think Brar.ll evar again will be a big a coffee producer a ah wa," Robert B. Elwood, second secretary of the V. B. em bassy at Rio de Janeiro, told a sen ate agriculture subcommittee Inves tigating high coffee price. Difference Elwood wa ordered home to tes tify before the committee. He took a somewhat different approach to the coffee problem from that of Chairman Olllette (D-Iowa). OU lette declared: "It U Just a apparent to Mil com mitter a daylight that somewhere along the line In October and No vember there were speculative In terests that had auch an effect on the col Ire market a to practically double the price of coffee to the American coiinumer." He added there lis been "a rig ging of the market and we are try ing to find out where It Uf Elwood told the committee there ha been an "unexpectedly heavy rate" of coffee export from Braxll Ince July I. 1MB. . Dangeroo Pace "Continuation of thla rat of ex ports." he continued, "would have reaulted In the complete exhaustion of coffer supplies In Brazil before the 1850 crop would begin to be come available for export In July of that year." Also, he said, a drought In South central Brazil "destroyed all hope of a bumper harvest In 1850." Finally. Elwood testified. Brazil ian government . owned coffee sup- piles were liquidated last August, with a "atrong psychological effect on the market." More Illation? In Rto de Janeiro. President Ruy Almeida of the Brazilian coffee ex change denied that speculation Wa Involved In the coffee price rise, at least as far as Brazil I concerned. "The advance came about naturally from lower production and higher consumption at the asm lime." Almeida said. Rio dUpatchea told of retell coffee prices there of M to 02 cent a pound, a compared with A little over 22 cents two month ago. In Bora Raton, Fla the National Coffee association heard that the United States Is becoming a great er tea-drlnklng nation than ever be fore. An Invitation to Join the Thousands of savers, large and small, is extended to you by the First Federal Savings and Loan, 540 Main Street. A happier Christmas, a more secure . future is in store for you if you save consistently each week or month. The man or woman who works, whether in the mill, factory or behind the coun ter, needs to have the security of a savings account ... a bulwark against the time when it will be of great help. Call at the office and open that ac count now. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS KOAN ASSOCIATION '540 MAIN STREET' Free Taxi Service To Church PRrNnriri.n in iw in , A t lanrl nrm At lha BtiiBrl ai-u. fThrlalJan rhnrrtl Sltmri-w nlahl "Happy Hour" ha Increased sine iiiBugursuun 01 irce taxicao service. The plan to give free cab service to person desiring to attend Uie aervlCM waa ! nH iM u. The attendance ha Increased by 60 each Bunday, aald Uie Rev. Donald riiiivy. Flnlry aald the money (pent on Uxlcab fare about equal the In creaa In offerings. "We come out even on the cost," he aald. "Jt'a working fine and we're going to make It permanent." un taxicao company provide the tranarjortstlnn tn anrf church at reduced rate. Fireworks Kill Soldier TORRELL, Ark, Dec. 10 IA-A M-jrear-old army aergrsnt, trapped In a small service station, was killed vesterdsv vhn .1-1.. ChrUtma firework Ignited and blasted the room with flaming ex ploriona. Maurice E. Mlm of Clanton, Ala, died as he crouched In a cor ner In an effort to shield himself from the fur of exnlodliw rorirai. firecracker and romsn candle. HI cousin, William E. Clackler, 23, also of . Clanton. escaped by Dlunelne throush a elau Ann rt. operator of the aervlce station, Ed. naaaett, louowea (jiacuer to safety. Clackler said the fireworks m set of when a penny package of ugntea firecrackers wa tossed on the iioor. Fire Heavily Damages Two Homes Two suburban home were par tlally destroyed by fire within the past 24 hours, both attributed to overheated a Loves. A wood itove at the Jimmy Lavln residence, 4M4 Denver, blszed out and Ignited a wall behind It at 4 p. m. yesterday. Early this morning, at 4:36 a. m.. an oil atov with either a defective flue, or by explosion, set the Wil liam Price residence, 3M0 Blsbee, blazing. Suburban firemen answered both calls. They extlngulahed the Levin fire after flame had spread to the attic and heat had burst moat of the window In the house. Ne Injur! No Injuries were reported, a Mr. Lavln and her young children were at a neighbors when the fire broke out, firemen aald. No estimate wa made of the damage, but the family I unable to occupy the house. William Price and hi family left yesterday for Pendleton. Firemen report the fire began near the stove left burning In the living room and spread through the walls to other room. By the time firemen arrived, considerable dam age wa done. Big Lose No estimate wa made, but fire men report almost a complete loss of house and furniture. Some per sonal things may still be usable, they said. Firemen fought the blaze about can last night. At 1:47 p. m. they were called 20 minute. Neighbor, have notified 10 1017 Donld- h,r Pn" the Price family, firemen said. truck belonging to Charles Santo City firemen also aiuwered one was blazing from wiring short. Small damage under the dash, it) reported. The rose U the favorite flower el the western world; the chrysanthe mum, of the Orient, HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MEDFOBD Thoroughly Modern all Mra. I . KarlsT aa J- garl.r rraer latara iiigttiititiiiiifinnmnmummimmmmmgmmmmmtiitniiimmmmmium ttit tttkxXAVM iiiitiggtiiiggiiiggj 0) SUBURBAN VOLUNTEER Fire Depairtaeiniti MEFinr DEC. 10th Music by PAPPY GORDON'S ORCHESTRA Pappy la coming back from Graaa Valley especially for this da nee! DANCING 9 to 1 Admission $1, Tax Inc. Proceed to be used to purchase fir fighting clothing for the Volunteer. Iring your own flam and hova Hot Time! ' mm P v Lchw ,lt Ed "Pappy" Gordon IH 11 ! ill TAKI IMft, KM tXAMfU- A roomy 4-peaaeneer 4-doee Sedoa of 115 lip. 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The extra value of Buick's own Fireball valve-in-head straight-eight power. W 'hem better mmtomobilea arm bmilt BUCK trill bmild them The bump-smothering gentleness of soft coil springs on all wheels, both fore and aft. The roominess of Buick's king-size in teriorsthe lightness of Buick controls the new parking and garaging esse of traffic handy size And that completely different and distin guished look of Buick's tapered fenders, sleek jet-plane lines and the sturdy, shock-deflecting protection of that bold new front-end design. So go ahead and listen to that still small voice. It's your budget, nudging you to go get the actual figures and replace guesses with facts. The place to go is your Buick dealer's and if you want to travel like fortune's favorite, the time to sign on the dotted line is now! you, Kir 10 GefAiit win Taae la MfMhr J. Mrio. AC Nalmrt, enrr Meaeer aisalft. 1330 Main H. H HAUGLELT 27TH YEAR YOUR BUICK DEALER Phorta 5131
