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HERALD & NEWS. KMMATII FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1T. MM
fMETS'ANDFJNANC
Potatoes
KLAMATH SIIII'MICNTS
18M-SJ 195J-SS
Nov. 15 - 88
Truck 14
Rail 7S 67
Month to dale Slit 1S9
Truck 137 126
Rail 735 663
Seaaon to data .....Iii48 2477
Truck 646 431
Rail 3203 3046
Livestock k
Chemult.
V By VIRGINIA TAYLOR
The November meeling of the
'Civic Club made plans lor the De
cember Bazaar and Food Sale to
be held Dec. 3. The bazaar will
be held in the club house begin
,ning at 2 p.m. At 8 p.m.. same
.'evening, a party lor the commu
nity ison the agenda. December
shoot. Nov. 16, at the Chemult Gun
Club's Beaver Marsh Trap Ground,
helppay for the recent wiring bill.
' Mrs. Stockman;,' Mrs. Bill Sear
cy, Mrs. C. Galbreath and Mrs.
Carl Ramsey are in charge of the
program for the annual Christmas
party which is held each year for
the entire community. Collection
Committee will be Mrs. V. I. Bra
rier and Mrs. Cap Jessup. Decor
ations: Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs.
R. E. Jessup, Mrs. George Bourne
and Mrs. Lorin Masten. Gifts and
favors. Mrs. C. C. Long and Mrs.
Ray Darnelli
A Western" Union crew consist
ing of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brltton
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs-. C. F.
Humphreys of Dunsniuir. Mr. and
Mrs. B. J. Johnson of San Fran
cisco, Charles Mitchell (on his first
Job in ihe United 6wtes since com-
Ing from Ireland), W. L. Westron
of Madea, Calif., and L. Cone and
'Dor. Riley of Portland has been
forking on systems lines between
Modoc Point and Chemult and will
leave tor Oakrldge and the Cres
cent Lake division of Southern Pa
cific In the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry and
children of Newburg, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Perry's eis-
.;4er, Mrs. G. C. Palmer.
Cbemultites seen Friday night at
the Gilchrist annual school carni
val were: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fletch
er and family, Mrs. Mary Nichols
no giris, oiis. uoyu naupmiHU,
iirs. Bessie Bice and grandsons.
Normie and Larrv. Miss Dolores
Erorrer, Davey and Daphne and
Mrs. BUI Taylor and boys.
' Mrs. Ben Rodman underwent
major surgery at the St. Charles
Hospital In Bend last week and is
reported recovering.
- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hackett of
' Tanaska, Wash., are visiting their
ftiugtiter and granddaughters, Mrs.
Mary Nlchol and Girls.'
Mrs. Evelyn Waldron of Oretecn
Was overnight guest of the Verne
:Bradtrs Friday night. She ani
Mrs. Brader motored to spring
tield, to attend the Lane county
postmasters meeting. After the
' meeting and. luncheon they spent
'the evening In Eugene as guests
' of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Nason.
Naaon is the brother of Mrs. Bra
der and baa just recently returned
from a 'summer' at Fairbanks,
' Alaska. .
Donald' Brader was home from
Willamette University for the week
end and spent the time hunting
quail and ducks with his father.
David Brader will be home from
Moffat Field. Calif., on two weeks
leave from the- Navy and expects
to get In some good duck hunting
in this part of the country before
his leave Is up.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Masten re
turned after a two week vacation in
California. Oregon, Washington, Id
aho and Wyoming.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO i.-Pi Hog prices
85 dropped 25 lo 40 cents Monday on
18 tne unicago livestock; market.
The market was moderately ac
tive. The general top was $17.35
for choice 210-pound butchers, with
a few loads of choice butchers,
mostly sorted for weight, at $17.40.
There were 17.000 salable hogs.
Cattle were steady to 50 cents
lower. Choice and prime steers
were slow and very commercial
and good grades were sold.
The lop was $37. paid for two
loads of nigh prime 1,082 and 1.175
pound steers. There vere 23.000
salable cattle and 1.300 salable
Calves. .
In sheep trading a market was
not established on slaughter lambs
or yearlings. '
Sheep were strong, with a short
load of dinner to good grades,
mostly cutter and utility mixed
weight western ewes bringing
$17.50. These averaged around 130
pounds.
Arrivals included 4500 sheep.
Tuesday's estimated arrivals in
cluded 7.000 cattle, 2.500 sheep, and
14.000 hogs.
feather
. HELP WANTED Prefer exper
ienced sales people. Apply 820
Main Street or phone 6758.
4.1. . -. V.. -
Western Oregon Partly cloudy
throush Tuesday except consider
able fog and low clouds in valleys
nicht and morning hours: a little
ram possible on nortn coast Mon
day night; little change in temper
ature. Hiahs: both days 42 to 52:
low Monday night 30 to 40. South
erly lo southeasterly winds 8-18
moil, off the coast, becoming
northwesterly Tuesday.
Eastern Oregon Fair with some
high cloudiness Monday night and
Tuesday: local morning fog both
days: little change in temperature.
Highs both days 38 to 48: low Mon
day night 15 to 25 except 10 in
high valleys.
Grants Pass and vicinity Partly
cloudy through Tuesday with fog
and low clouds late night and
morning hours: little temperature
change. - Low Monday night 3j;
high Tuesday 46.
By The Associated Press
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Monday
Baker 40 20
Eugene 40 36
LaGrande 45 26
Lareview 38 -
Medford 38 33
North Bend 32 37
Ontario 49 30
Pendleton 44 32
Portland (Airport) 39 34
Roseburg 50 32
Salem 38 34
Boise 44 23
Chicago 73 62
Denver 44 29
Eureka 56
Los Angeles 61 46
New York 64 51
San Francisco 61 37
Seattle 46 34
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LANGELL VALLEY
lly CORA I.KAVITT
Mr. and Mrs. Voter Ilrlctlscse
received word from their mui
Maynurd, who has been ill Korea
since Mnv. Hint he has three buttle
stars. He is on the USS Montrail
and will bp home in a few weeks.
Mr.' and Mrs. Glen Fields and
Mary Jean me visiting relatives in
Texas lor several weoks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Talnmdxe
of Portland visited last week with
Mr. and Mis. Frank Burden. Frank
and Clarence were boyhood
friends. ;
Mrs. Orv.il DcVaul returned
Tuesday from Morrow Bav and
Salinas, where she visited ' her
mother and other relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin House ol
Mediord came over lo visit Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott House and they
all went to Bly to visit their new
nephew John Krvin House, sou ol
Mr. and Mrs. Bill House.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Welmer ami
John were dinner guests ol Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family!
election nlr.ht.
Mr. and Mrs. Lelniid Harris
spent several days last -week in
Lakeview.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Hit-son spent I
the weekend nt Rogue River with
his brother and family, i
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Ke.vsor and
two small daughters are enjoying
a trip to Reno and vicinity. Mari-
ice is stayingi- wun Alice oraves.
Adoiph Van Bevern is here from
Biker visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Fnip'; DcBel and femily.
ernon Horsley, lir.st grader at
Bonanza school, fell from the
swings and broke his right arm
Thursday.
Mrs. Pete Hodges and children
of Tulelake spent Friday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. I.es Leavill.
Mary Leavitt went home with her
lor the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sr.,
spent Sunday at Macdoel with their
daughter and son-in-law, .Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Parsons.
Mrs. Jeanette DeBel, Edwin Gois
and Helen McKelltp. all of Klam
ath Falls, came home with Mary
Jo DeBel for the weekend.
Mrs. MicJtev O'Keete of Sinn
ers Lake spent election day with
her parents the Lloyd Gilts.
Mrs. Mae Gale spent several
days last week at Ashland.
Mrs. Bill Burnett and Mr. and
Mrs, Les Leavitt visited Mrs. Bur
nett's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Pmeili of Midland on Thursday.
The Stewart Burnetts of Grants
Pas also visited there that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Burnett
spent several days with their son
Bill and familv and visited their
children and their families m
j Klamath Falls before returning
home.
Mrs. Ous Carr. mother of Del-
,bert Carr. is seriously ill at Hill
side Hospital. She has been In ill
j health for several months.
I Mrs. Dong Smelcr has returned
jhome from Klamath Valley Hospt
;tal where she had her appendix I
removed Thursday morning.
The Langeli Valley V. omen's j
Club is sponsoring a dance at the
community hall Nov. 15. to rlase
money for the annual Christmas
munlty.
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AND AWAY WE GO! Tht alert It loundad! Pilori ruih from th ready room, throw twitch
on hangar wall. Tha doors open within 30 seconds, bofore the pilot it tvan saatad in hit jot
interceptor. Rear doors open t same time to allow jet blast to escape. This was scene at
O'Hare Field as Chicago's aerial defense system was put to test. In, the first tryout, two F-86
Sabre Jets were airborne four minutes after the aleri.
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THIS IS HOME? They might be snug as bugs but that sign "Sweet Home" it just tht American
sense of humor prevailing. All set up in their winter "home" on the Korean front ere Pfc.
William Fernholtz Ishavingl. Cpl. Frank A. Morrealo (center) of Readville, Mass., and Pfc.
Gccrga Chun of Honlulu. Worreaie i about to go on lookout duty and Chun is reading mail'
from home. They are with the 3rd Division.
Turbo Prop Airplane Tested
(Unlit Irxts uf a
1 1 Kill plane were
Monday.
lurblur-proiirller Hi. pin ',," rr'.n',i :i.
Ktmouiiord iio rr
Suicide Try
Backfires
WANTAOll. NY. If -A '
old man tried lo coiiitnll aulrlde
bv uua Sunday l"r ll,K"1 ,,'re'
cailllona lor ihe "'""'y "'
police nv. but f 1 1 d in Doth
efforts. She died; he lived.
'Hie man. John Anderson. w
In Mcndowliroiik Hoplinl Monday,
The honpllal said his I'linillllon wu
lair bill that he ' " Hi I"""
Police sulil he lteuiileil aulelrte
hut linil look these precautions for
the aafelv ol his sister. Mlsa Isa
bella AndeiMin, 60, a iwllo victim
Willi whom he lived:
He turned off the pilot lluht on
Urn un slovB and disconnected the
electric clock and rolrlgoiutur so
no spark could act oil an explo
sion. Neighbors s m e 1 1 d gas and
called police, who (ound Mla
Anderson dead form s a that
aeeiiol under her bedroom door.
Anderson lay unfonscioua on me
kiltlieii floor.
ird with lliwlnu Aliplaue l i.in
pnny'a nrw Huhl v"" 'nrblne, win.
linn been i'''rt prevlou'ily in tluiks
hnllcnplera and boata,
ri'cniia and ItneliiH aniloiiiurd
with Defense Iii'imllnieiil aiipiov
nl, that Hi turbine nowpiei) lliir
Dug lion been lent Mown auiiem
lullv since Nov.
The. L-IB ha brrn U"ed In llii
Korean war lr oliservatlmi am
llalwm work. The Hoeing lurlnui
weighs only 3S0 iiounda, abrtiil j
less than a roiupnrnlile cnnveiilinn
al piston engine, net develops an
horne power on tnkeolf,
In the turbine, exhaiint ' gasri
are clmiiiirlrd lo iliiva a proiu'lli i
kIiiUI, a illnlliitiiilnhrd from t lit
lull .let eiilne which derives imwei
n out ill fit Ihitlnl ol the rxhnust
Hank Waring, Cennua lent plli
said Hi L-III controlled an well h
lllglil with the Itu boproi a win
Mumlaur piston rnglue. Iloemi
claliua slinpllclty nnd operation oi
all urades uel as advanltgea o
the turbine engine.
Turbine eutilnra have been u re
previously In heavier lane. prln
rlpallv Navy liomlieis In thin rutin,
try and III military and conimei
clnl plnllea In lllllaln.
IIIJ.P WAN'TKIl Prefer e.r
Irnrril sales people. Apply i;t
Uln Strrrl or phnne 677.
In respect to our beloved
employe
Albert F. Palm
Our store will be CLOSED from
10:30 until 12:00 o'clock Tuesday,
November 18.
Police Arrest
Parole Violator
A man Identified s Pat Newell,
party for the children o the com- 40. was taken into custody here
Obituary t
MifCREADT
Georj William MacCready. 38. Cot
iMgt Grove, died hrre Nov. li. He U
turvived by the widow. Mn. Mt
MacCready. Cottage Grove. The body
was forwarded to Mill Funeral Home.
Cottage Grove. Ward's Klamath Fu
neral Home tn charge.
FUNERAL
HODGE
Funeral tervicea for Charlei Melvin
Hodge. 70. who died here Nov. 13. are
to be conducted from Ward't Klamath
Funeral Home . 92 High. Tud ay . 2
p.m.. the Rev. Daniel B. Anderson.
Klamath Tern Die. officiating. Interment
in Klamath Memorial Park.
OBIT Leo
TOFFOlXrTTO
Ex dfglio E. Toffolletto. 31. native
of Bray. Calif., and resident of Do itu
died In Dorris Nor. 16. Survivors In
clude: father. Antonio: brother, Elmo of
Dorris. Funeral services will be held
from the O Hair Memorial Chapel. Wed
nesday. 10 a.m. Interment in Pieard
Cemetery. O Hilr'a Memorial Chapel in
charge.
tOn The Record J
BIRTHS
HISEY Bom to Mr. and Mr Mil
ton H. HImv, 354 Bread, at Klamath
Valley Ho.pitat .Nov. 16. 1952. a IT).
HATCHKll Born to Mr. aid Mr.
Wayne Hatcher, Chiloqutn. Ore., at
Klamath Valley Ho.pital Nov lb. I:,i.
a boy. Weighu 6 pounda ll1 ounce.
MARalAGK I.ICC.NHE
HALI HALL. Jimmie n. Hall, 42,
raleman. Native of California, rest,
dent of Klamath Fall. Lorraine Hall,
43. housewife Native of Oregon, resi
dent of Medford, Or.
C OMPLAINT I It. ID
by City Police yesterdny at tht
request of Tucoma. Wash., au
thorltlcs as a parole violator. '
He was located at the Crater
Cottages. He la held In tha City
Jail. . ,
LOW BOWLING CAME
DETROIT m Georoe Stleber
scored the amazinitly low game
total ol Dine In the General Post
Office League here. He gets some
rtyisolation. however. In knowing
that he now holds an ABC leaitue
scortm record. It is the lowest
total ever reported to the ABC.
Stleber didn't bowl last year but
Cleo Alien vs. ceore Alien, suit for ! the nrevloua venr he maintained
tiff a.k. restoratto of maiden name ow ninc count, George came up
Cleo Adkina, Ceorge Proctor, attornav with 115 and 131 for a US totaL
lor piainxiu.
.
Buddy Parker, head coach of the
Detroit Lions in the National Foot
ball League, was a member of
Detroit's only World Championship
learn in 1935. Buddy was a halfback.
To get a paint brush in good
condition when you have finished
with a paint Job. wash thoroughly
with yellow kitchen soap, being
careful not to bend or crush
bristles.
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win ui, nivu uaici, vuu n iiiaiunuv
recoqnize the hiqh standards of duality,
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Then consider the hiqh measure of fashionable
styling in frames .. and vou'll know
whv vou look better, feel better in -
stvlish dependable eveweor from
Dr. Alva Custer, reaistered optometrist. -.'
Arrange easy payment terms.
Ilr. Alva Custer.
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