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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1949)
TlIUItSDAY. D1CC. 22. 1940 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pace nvt WtATHER KLAMATH MI.LH ANII Vl IV y i: u sld . r a b I cloodiiiwe lliroiuli l-rid.. I'artial rlnwliu Uimlil. lew sprliiklm today eium over niouiiuiiu. Idih Ux 11. Ijiw lonlslil t. H'sn rrt day 40. lrslrrtlai bi(h , l tins nxMiiiiig rrtclpiuiiuii U it huura lilt AM VICAM To data i it Laal ar Nijjii WKKT1.IIN IIIIEIIIIN. I'luudir wllh In tailiiltlaiit ram aallr .Mia. Uliowara Mallial claarliHI lala llila IUiiiu.hi ml lutlialil t'..n.lilialll. cliiuatwa lltlar. Iillarmlllalil law llurlli nul lum ilufliif allallMMin. IIISlI Unlay 4H 1.. M and Hilar U In U low tinilstil SS lu V UM.h-il. wlliil wa.l lo aoutlt. Waal IS lu Imla c alliums lo Waal Ut ttultlmaat Una allallluull and daciaa.lns t.t 1.1 lo as l.inlalil SAklKHN (IMM.IIN! llwraaalnl cloud Inaaa In aiMltll poilum I'liiuiljf wild litflil imiw or lain In miith l.lav. 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" Had llloir Nan rranrlaco 4 kaatlla .. 41 41 Children's Yule Party Friday Night Th chlldrtn'g gnnunl ChrUlm pgrlv and pmarnm gpotuorrd by 1h laiynl orilrf of Moomi gnrt Jun ior rhmhrr of crmmrrrB. at 7 p. m. rrldgy in lha armory, wag an nounced lorlay. Muilo will ba by tilt high arhool band undr th dlrwtlon ol La Marr Jrnwn. danclm by Uie Ia Dorah Moldovan atudlo. a movie of Banta Claiia In anlm.il land. Iha Frrmont arrnth rrada under lh direction of Mra. Jan Cral and a brara aextrt from ti high arhool under th direction of Jack Knowleg. Santa Clam, ipoiiaored by 1. W. Kerna Tmplmienl company, alonf llh "Merry ChrtMmag" will be there and thry ili have with them Rudolph, the. red noned reindeer. Then two Chrlitmaa character! have made idrveral ainieanuscn In Klamath TalU al partice and tunc tlniu lor children. After tin chlldren'a party the (een-aiera will hold their party and dance In the armory, aurtlnf about 1p.m. Chamber Holds Christmas Meeting Chamber of commerce member (athcred yenterday for the annual ChrMmaa mieung at Uie Main atreet headqunrtert and to hear re porta on end-ot-tne-year activities. Mamaret Santo of the Midland Empire Traffic aoclatlon reported on the recent freight rale hearing In San Francisco and told members that aonie truck freight reductions had been aecuied. with others still pending. Refinancing Final plans were outlined for the proposed refinancing plan to be kicked off In the near future. Chair man Oeorge Davis gave a sketch of what was to bt done and what had been accomplished to date. The loan of some city school equipment to OTI was told by Ar nold Oralnpp. on chairman. Rec ord attendance at the school on the hill had caused the shortage. TIIK AltT CKNTKR. l2Maln I.ale gift ahnpplng every night this week until 9:00. Pythian HUlera Wllirma temple if Hylhlan Waters will meet In loor hall Frlduy at 7:30 p. m. for a short bualnens meeting. At (16 there will be an open meeting fur mruibere and their tamlllea. with a program, treats for Uie children and refreatimrnu. Each member la arkrd to bring a pie. Thimble Club The Thimble club of Neighbors of Woodcraft will neet at the home of Hillll Hull, 1013 California, Wednesday, IM crmber 2S, for luncheon at noon. All members are Invited. Tulelska Mr. anil Mra. Ilurrla Hhort were called to Tacoma Tues day by the drain of Mrs. Short's mother. Mrs. Short Is a faculty member of the Tulelake elementary building. The family had planned to siend the Christmas vacation at Seattle and Tamma. Holiday (iuesu Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Van. 303 Pine, will have as Christmas guests, their son and dutighter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Koy Ciane and their baby son Johnnie of Corning. Calif., and Mrs. Van's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Bristol, Clstskanle. ' Home Rex Balrntlne, freshmsn at the University of Oregon where he la majoring In law, arrived home Tuesday night to spend the Christ mas holidays wllh his parents. At torney and Mrs. U. 8. Bnlentlne, M'i Eldorado. Rex pledged Phi Sig ma Kappa last fall. Christmas Play The First Church of God will present a Christmas play. -Soldiers of Uie King" al S p. m. Friday. Khrlstlan Cllppo will present several of his students In special Christmas music ufferlngs. Canton MeeUng Chevaliers and ladlea of Canton Crater No. 7 will meet at 1 o'clock tonight In the IOOP hall. Refreshments will be m rved. Church Program The Pilgrim Holiness church will have a Christ mas party and program Friday at 7:30 p. m. Treats will be served. Card Party The College of Re gents of Women of the Moose will sponsor a card party Friday at 2 p. m. in Uie Muuse hall. TRAFFIC DEATH SEATTLE. Dec. 23 (41 Knut Telleffson, 63. president of Uie Chatham Strait Fish company In Southeastern Alaska, was faulty In jured by an automobile here last night. He died two hours after be ing struck down. The driver of the car waa booked at the city Jail on a negligent driving charge. . I ' i 7 ::: (SEA Trlrphata) DEATH CRASH' ALMOST REALITY staged "death crash" of two dare-devil drlvera (above) result- i ed in near-deadly reality In I'llUuurvli, Pa before a Chrlstmaa shopping crowd of 2500. The event, gpon- 4 I aured by the Pittsburgh 'Safely Committee, resulted In serious Injury to both drivers. One driver, Dwlght J llums.Ja.Ujihown as he wai hurlrdjrom oneof the cars. Doctors Ask Cold Drugs Restriction MrtUCHEN. N. J.. Dec. 22 If) A resolution calling upon the trus tees of the stale medical society to seek restrictions on the sale of sntl. histamine dnics was adopted unani mously last night by the Middlesex County Medical society. The resolution also aikcd county sorlctlea to "publicize the Inherent dangers of the Indiscriminate use of the; drugs.' The antl-hlstamlne drugs are being marketed under various trade names as cold-stoppers. Prescriptions The resolution asked that Uie drugs be restricted to sale by pre scription only. Dr. Joeeph H. K!er of New Bruns wlch. who presented Uie resolution, noted the Jotiinnl of the American Medical awoctitlon reported a small child had died about six months ago after taking tne drug. Dr. Kler said he cited the Incident to show the drugs are potent and should be han dled In such a way. they cannot fall 'Into the hands of persona un aware of their strength. LaClair Wins Speech Test At the annual meeting of the Mc Loughlln Toastmasters and Toast mlslress last night In Uie Wlllard hotel, Joe LaClnir won first place with his subject, "A Woman's Smile." Second place was won by Robert A. Mitchell who spoke on "How to Become a Toastmaster." John Ar- J. 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