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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1952)
WKDNHSDAY, NOVKMIWil 12, 1tm HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARE SEVTN 4e.v . !..... CITY BRIEFS I'rllian I'TA .rcxrciiltve lumiiiill $ tri lnrcls 'lliuisdiiy, 3 p III., In I school ciilclrilit, AM W Mi l l Aiun li'un Assni-I 111 Ion ill t J in v oral ly Women inoels III Jl'llKllh HllllllllllV. 41) 111)).. lur lit rruuli'i' Novrmlier Iiiik Ih imi niri-Unii. en- '. i.niikiT will bp Mm. L. II, Hume, wliune tnplo I', "lliflumira ul I'liiiuor Wuiui'il III Oregon History." Humiliate Knlp Hlrwnrt I.cliox l'lre liclliH, Nov, I.). Miiillnu it t a. in. at III) H. Iltli. There will he white elephant lnhlf . Iiunk beds and oilier tinrinl uiutirln, Krmi I'ronirnadersiirn Invitrtl to ilmiifi Willi th (Jin-Ir-Rer Chili 1 'litirailay nliilil, B i m., lit Ho. Uth Blrcet Ciiiiiniuiilly Hull. CIrcle-Mera Intel mi-dliite Burnt re Duller Club will hold rruulnr dniico session Thursduy nlulit. H p.m.. Bo. mil C'oinniunlty Hull. All liteniliprs ere uiitrd to attend. (IMC Mothers luli-lliecls Thurs. liny, 1 30 p.m., at lluliii Project Kccicallon Mull. Waxhbuin Way. mothers uf Orcuoii Biuio t'ullcuc atiidciila uiid to attend. Haiear Townnend Auxiliary will hold nu all day bur.unr Hatttrday, Nov, 10, MiirtliiK at 10 a. in., l'lnc Hi rod Market, llli and l'lnc Hoik uf Norway Jloulil l.ndue No. 30 meets hi Urn city library auditorium Friday at 1 p.m. Hchool Carnlval-wlll be lii'ld by KhaMa School Friday, Nov. H. Dinner alarla at 0:30 p.m. Con- Navy Units Reduce Power A reduction In the use ol elrc trie power ol at leant ten per eenl will be put Into Immediate ellert by all Naval activities In Wnnhlmt ton. Molilalia, Idaho and Oration. The voluntary measure, ordered ImlaV bv Hear Ad in l nil Allen K Hinlth, District Commandant, la In lecomiltlon ol the acute enemy lint lone In the Northwest area. f- 'It '- requires all Naval se lf 1" report on the accomplish 91 lour steps In power cmt. ' sriv.Yion: 111 A review ol electric Ker demands and a reduction ttl ues not absolutely essential. i7i The apiraliiimenl of monitors fn ensuin Mini liiiiit ATim pCn'Cr eiiuipmeni and marhmery are u-ed onlv Inr essential services. U The ireiurtinn ol street and llnndllithi ins a consistent with salcty and security. i4i Publicizing llie need lor conservation, and requiring ev ery Individual 10 aupiiort and asalal ln the redurtlon effort. Monthly reports will be renuircd a to reduction accomplished, and the order continues In elicit until further notice. Airline Trip Fare Reduced Coot of an airline trip between Klamath Talk and Honolulu, Ha waii, haa been reduced Ml from Immediate pa.u rate, btntinn Mtir. O. It. Martin of the United Air Line, office here haa announced. Coal of a round trip Might now roata only I20 phi tax, Martin aald. The fare will be effective from now through Dec. 10, and apply to round lrlpa completed wilhln IS dava or less. Martin aald the tripe art operat ed with no sacrifice in service. llh the Mauiland-llnnolulu porllon flown in double-decked Mmnllner Biralocrulsera which carry &S icr eon In the main cabin and have pacioiM lounges In the lower cabin. Nf'FK II, N. AD.MIHSION TOKYO li Three prominent Japsnese carrying a petition with 300,000 signatures left Wednesday hv plane for New York to press Japan's plea for admission to the United Nations. cessions, contests and door pi-Ires will fmiluie eiilertalnmenl. Mrs. Holland Klnif Is geneiul chairman. Ilev. Win. Ilrlrnea r'dllor ol '"I ho Midnight Dry Paper," will Hive pioplietlu nii'si.agon lit I'll mini Holiness Church, a Ml Want Innd, 7::iil p.m., ench evening, Nov. 1J-I0, aluo II a.m. Uunduy, A tor dlnl Invitation la extended to all. HYIciiee of Mind Study Group uteris 'Ihuinday. 8 p.m., at the) home of Mrs. IS, A. Chase, 230 Applcgule till eel, Turkey (Hven Cnthiillc Dimili- Mers card party, 7:30 p.m., 'limit- uny cvoning, ai parisn linn. Cunvalestliir Dorthella lloe. who In at Hscred Heart General llipiinl, Kuxene, since rontract. lug polio Hrpt. 13. Is making sails lucliiiy Improvement to the point of being out of the reaplrator lor 11a long as two hours at a time. Hhe Is Hie diiunhler of Mr. and Mrs. Orvul Hose, 2310 Culllunila. Postponed Hevular monthly mceiliig uf fori Klamath Scout Puck m will be held Friday eve ning. Nov. 21, Inntcsd of Nov. 14, to avoid a conflict with the Clillo nuln Hchool carnival scheduled lur Friday ol this week. I'rldiy Kvenlng meeting ol Munziiiilln Social Club ha.i been ponlpoiicd until Monday, Nov. 34. Mummers PTA meels Friday, 1:30 p.m. at Bummers School. Fourth graders will present short program. All members urged to attend. Midland Acme Kxtenslon Unit meels at Joan's Kitchen, Thursday, at 10:30 a in. Lady Katies and prospective members only are Invited to free turkey dinner tonight, t to 7:30 p in.. In FOK basement. Your paid up receipt la your admission. Regu lar meeting follows at I p.m. Junior Follies will be presented si Lsngrll Vslley High School, Friday. Nov. 14. 8 p.m. Enter tainment by seventh and eighth grades and high school sutdenls. Fremont Hchool PTA meets Tliursclsy. 7:30 p m. American Education Week will be observed Willi an en house and special student program. Parcnta Invited to visit rooms. Itoval Kelrhhare of America will hold regular business meeting. rruisv. I p.m. at KG Hall. There will be tnlttstlon and oflicera are asked to wear formats. Christian C hurrk Christian Women, Fellowship meets Thura nay. 1 pm . at following homes: Group I with Mra. perdue, 1111 Wiard. and Group II with Mrt. Carson. Airport Road. ljnrll Valley Women's Club will aimnsor a dsnce at the Com munity Hall. Nov. IS. Music by die Smoothies. Dsnclng 0 to 1. Proceeds will be used for annual Christmas treats for children of the community. Carnival Midland Orange, Sat urday. Nov. IV Concession, cske wulk and Barnes lor adults and children, Members are tsked to cooperate. Phone any of following: Mrs. H B. Lariteiit, 3-1077; Mrs. Floyd Hoover. ao54. or Mra. John MlMler. 3 2001. Proceeds will be used for grange equipment. Sew In t for Rasssr Women of Si. Paul a Church at Parish House. Ihursday, 10 JO a.m. Bring tack lutx-n. Fruitcake and Fnglhh plum pudding committee will work at church, also. Annual ssle will be held Sslurday, Dec. t, featuring home-made mincemeat. fteorge (. I'nderwaod and wife. Mary. are. visiting his parents) Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Underwood, 320 No. 7lh. George is stationed aboard the carrier. US8 Prince Ion, now docked at San Diego. Mills PTA meets Wednesday. 7 p m. American Education Week will be observed with open house In classrooms from 7-1, with meet ing called for t p.m. " II I I I ,l! 'Little Tyfce Lady Lion, Man's Best Friend a- tm thh ,nnnm--. Vv IT . 4T ianaV 1 -i T 7 f 1 Mr i tm 1 11 ani 11. 1 UNUSUAL MOURNER over the grave ol en old friend wet Little Tyke, 352-pound lioneit. Her miitren, Mn. Georgoi Weitbeeu, wa relative of P. V. Bradley, who wet stricken with heart attack here latt week end died. The funeral wai held Monday. Bradley used to pley with the lioneit by the hour. Little Tylce't horn, it at Hidden Valley Rench near Seattle. She't heeded for Hollywood end the moviet now. By MALCOLM F.PI.CY JR. Like the name "Little Tyke"? Il sounds a lit nickname for the sweet, gentle Innocence of a six-year-old child. II la most of that. The LIHlr Tyke visiting Klajnnth Fslla todsy Is sweet and gently Innocent, and Is six years old. Lit tle Tyke la abo an African lioness all 353 pounds of her. Visiting Klsmath Falls from Hid den Valley Ranch, near Seattle, are Mr. and Mrs, Georges West besu. Thcv are visitors at the Vlo Palmer residence, 1128 Crescent. Mrs. Westbesu Is a relative of the late p. V. Bradley, whose funeral was held here yesterday. Westbesu raises horses on the Hidden Valley Ranch, along with other ranch animals. He Is an ani mal psychologist, and there-in lies I he story of how he acquired Lit tle Tyke. Westbesu was culled In on a con-' solution of a lioness In Tacoina. j The big feline killed her young at birth, and officials wanted to know why. His dlagnosla wss thsl the lioness had been tcssed so much while a rpectacle before the ' public that she didn't want that lot for her offspring. So she killed them. Little Tyke was the last of four ! to be born to that lioness, and Uie onlv one to live. Tyke s mother re. iuetaiitly readied to kill the last of her tiny young, but in that hesi tation Westbesu rushed Into the 1 csge and snatched up the kitten. He escaped with several scars on his arm and leg as the old lioness Uled lo retrieve the little one. I Lltlle Tyke la the only vegetarian lion In the world. She his never been taught to eat meat, which, Westbrau ssya ennvinelnclv ! must be done to all carnivorous j animals on earth. ! 'There'a not an animal." he nvi ' "which doesn't have to be taught to eat meat. And lions are no dif ferent." The big Honest Uvea like a much, loved house pet lives In any other household. And she Is much-loved, like a great big, friendly, big pawed kitten would be. Incidental ly. Lltlle Tyke measures 10 fret four Inches from tip to tip. Westbesu csrrles her In a panel truck with but a thin wire screen sepsratlng the driver's compart ment. That even teems unneces sary. "Believe It or not," he says. "I've got lo protect that lion from people, not the people from the lion." Even the friendly observer must overcome fears Imbedded from yeara back before he can step up and put a finger Inside that huge mouth to feel the teeth, or let the rough tongue lick the hand (described by Columnist Hal Boyle as like shaving with warm, wet sandpaper). The lion Is now on her way to Hollywood where ahe'a to work In pictures. WeMbeau has an Interesting phll osphy which may be borne out In the way he brought up a Hon as a household pet. "Fear alone." he says, "causes savagery. Little Tvlte knows she has nothing to fear." He describes a vicious circle of fear which separates tame from wild. Man fears wild animals be cause they kill men. Consequently, man kills wild animals. Therefore, wild animals fear men. They are not born to fear, he says, but are taught to fear. "Always take a young one like Tyke to train before the eves are opened. Even a few days with the mother la enough to learn fear of Cub Scout Plan Succeeds MEnRILL Tne "Treats for Ov- can, Pack Committee chairman; erseas ' drive hold Halloween night Alonzo Hoagcs, wnour Bricxner, .isck tioages ana Aiirea uarietoii comprise the Pack Committee. Den mothers are (Wolfi Marie was a big auccess for Merrill Cub ttcouts. 1 Folk who weren't at home and wish to contribute to the drive muy contact any Cub Scout or leader. 1 The several boxes of clothing, riap, wash cloths, needles, thresd, buttons and money have been turned over to the Missionary So ciety of the Presbyterian Church or boxing and shipment overseas. Several Cuba participated In the drive: Bruce Blckner, Richmond Carleton, Sammy Carleton. LaRoy Butler. David Hartley, Dorane Mat son, Maurice O'Keefe, Edwin Par nell, David Sherman, Ray Story. Richard Wilson, Mark Wlnther and a guest helper, Bobble Petrlk. Cars were furnished by Alfred Carleton, Claire Duncan, Roy Mattaon and Clovls Story. The boys met at Recreation Hall for treata furnished by Mrs. Alfred Carleton, Mrs. Claire Duncan. Mrs Roy Mattton, Mrs. Maurice O'Keefe and Mrs. Ciovlt Story. At a special meeting of Cub Scout parents Nov. 5, officers were named for the year beginning Dec. I. Roy Mattaon will again be cub master. Other offlcera are: Jed Murphy, assistant cubmaster; Clo vls Story, treasurer: Claire Dun- Duncan and Carrie Mattton as. sisted by Dovie Hodges, (Bear) LCona Hodges. Claire Duncan was named den dad of the Lion Den. A workshop la being prepared In space made available by flank Homes. Mra. Hndlry gave the cubs '5 toward purchase of a JUsaw for the workshop. Peraona wishing to make further donations to this fund msy contact Claire Duncan or Key Malison. LJi aO a eWWfeH fOKW Wtk I ft tani lr aft mpittit Una iit-fti Invlmiittai )or bildwia fttWt kyU morfltn ' planoi los Mala P e- v r- ?-, 1 at MTS -MsaeaMsi FREE! LAST CHANCE GET A RELIABLE Cut Out Thij Reminder Get e WEATHER PROPHET roR 98c Ret am Value WEATHER PROPHET KsH Ofttri lac Kilrt Atiasc irvt 2212 Se. aih LEE HENDRICKS Year Neighberkeae' Draff ist Phem 4J21 man." Little Tyke, though. Is the last picture of a fearsome brute a lion ess should be. Certainly, she's big and tawny. She's got big teeth, fire-yellow eyes and InchJong claws. But she's got a warm, friendly heart which emits affection even tiny children feel. They know no fear, and Westbeau notes they even go to Little Tyke for sympathy and protection. Maybe Daniel didn't have so much to do in that lion's den after all. 12-lb. HEN TURKEY from Corl't Superior Mkr. or Bud Honton'i Market . . . with the purchase of any SUIT or TOPCOAT valued at $50.00 or more at DREUJS trlaftfou 733 Main Phone 3463 picture you in this cnarming setting ot manogany Thanksgiving day and every day Introductory 0fier...at SAFEWAY! 23 ecM Ayo. Meadey, November 11, 12 A number of Klomoth Foils people ore motoring to Bend loloy to otlend the Armiitice Doy gome between, the Klomoih Foils Pelicans, and the Bend High school team. Among thoe attending ore: Dr. and Mn. George I Wnghi, Mr. M. V. O'Neil, Mr. F. Hill Hunter, ond Morion Barnes ocromponied by Voleno McCouley ond Allison Barnes. Tuetdev, November 12, 129 Mrs. W. F. Jinnetle and Mrs. N. H. 4onc hove spent the post several days visiting of valley poinis. Mis Jones visited her doughter, Helen, in Eugene. Mrs. Jinnetle visited in Albany. Wdnes4y, November 11, 192 Claude Pucketl, Lewis Wil hams, Harold Dion, Jim Mork, Jerry Short ond Gene Duront hove relumed lo Hogor from the Pacific International Livestock Exposition held In Porilond. the boys were the winners of sec ond ploce in the judging contest. Thunder, November 14, 12 R. E. Bradbury, prominent " Klomoih County rancher and well known in polltlcol circles, will be a representative of the Klomoih county ehomber of com merce ol the Greot Northern hearing now being held In Son Froncitco. Friday, Nevambtr IS, 12 On Thursdoy evening the Klomoih Stomp club enioyed its regulor meeting ot 210 Willets Build ina. Cloro Ziegler ond Woltroud Dietsche were eoch awarded a pnre for on excellent composition on her fovorite country from which lo collect stomps. Saturday, November 1, 1929 Society is looking forword with much pleosirre to the bridge porties to be given on November 19, 20 and 21, ot the home of Ms. Oscor Peyton, at 406 North Ninth Slreet. Mrs. Oscor Peyton, Mrs. Alcxonder J, Lyle hove tent invitations for the affair. . . To Introduce you to the fin est crackers you can buy, Safeway invites you to se lect uny one of theae three ' and save money! Cee the PREK COUPON below and SAVE ON CRACKERS AT 8AFEWAYI with 6V MS r.'rrffTU'ij!l with couponV in m en itl - ew itr-v. - w mm J i - fiaas' - t,' - M BUSY BAKER SALTINES twice as crisp and 4 times fresher! Buay Bakers are eafra-baked te make them I 0Up0fla eatre-dellcloue. twice aa crisp! Tben they're wrapped In molaturo-proor cellophane packets. ..four lo the pound. ..to keep them 4 times fresher! Tea Timers "Inture Wlh Landry" FIRE THE mm mi - Iff. LIABILITY V, T. Johnion John A. McCall D. 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