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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1958)
California Weather Unllcd Pipss Inlernaliunal San Francisco Bay Area: Vari able cloudiness today with chance of brief light rain or a few sprin kles; fair tonight and Saturday and probably Sunday; high today 65-70: low tonight 50-55; southwest or west winds 5-15 m.p.h. Ml. Shasta- Siskiyou area: Cloudy with occasional rain to day; a few showers tonight; clear ing Saturday; some snow likely at high levels. ' Sacramento Valley; Cloudy to day with brief light rain likelv; clearing tonight; fair Saturday slightly Cooler; high both davs 67 65; low tonight 45-52; southerly winds 5-15 m.p.h. today becoming gentle variable Saturday. Northwestern California: Cloudy with occasional light rain today clearing tonight and fair Saturday . except some coastal cloudiness'; slightly cooier; high todav and low tonight Napa 75-50. Ukiah 71 60, Santa Rosa 74-48; coastal winds south or southwest 12-25 m.p.h. today hecoming west and nunnwesi w-ia m.p.h. Saturday. Weather Table Temperatures H hours ending Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersficld Boise Boston Brownsville Chicago Denver Detroit El Centro Fairbanks Fort Worth Fresno Helena Kansas City Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Phoenix Pittsburgh Fed Bluff Beno Sacramento Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Stockton Thermal Tucson Washington and rainfall for at 4 a.m. High Low Rain 43 32 69 86 68 55 53 59 49 60 83 25 68 84 53 62 84 79 60 . fil 59 67 62 72 55 75 66 75 61 : 86 66 65 56 79 80 60 , 67 48 66 43 39 , 52 .29 46 28 41 55 12 .02 .50 .03 58 17 4$ 60 72 1.28 38 .56 .22 45 59 45 55 51 29 52 30 60 56 51 37 52 51 46 43 Auto Show Set For NG Armory An auto show featuring custom ears, hot rods, dragsters and sports cars will be presented at the National Guard Armory, No vember 8 and 9, by the Klamath Falls Timing Association. The show will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. There will be I nominal admission charge. The association is comprised of the Pelican Pacers and the Rak ers, local dragster organizations. Cancer GrouD Meets Today An invitation was pvinnriuH interested persons in Kiamiih falls to attend the annual meet ing of the .laiksnn r,,i,. li;, - ....... v.'lltt,.. llll r.f the American Cancer Society beine hiM inriau m n. t Valley Country Club at Medford. ft nignnght on the program is a talk on the origin, history and fu ture course of the AmnHfan f.n. cer Society by Dr. C. Todd Jessell, chairman of the executive com mittee, Oregon division of the so ciety. Mrs. Grace Reymers, executive secretary of the Jackson Countv chapter, was in Klamath Kali's last week with Mrs. .lack James and Mrs. Rav Frishie miH.. and service chairmen of the Jack son unit. They met at the Wine ma Hotel with local interested women and reorffanizeri a k'lum. ath County chapter. Klamath County service chair man is Mrs. Francis Skinner. Mrs. Harold Cloake. Mrs. Dnn Anderson and Mrs. Harold L. Catmull are members of the education com mittee. Plans are underway to project the American Cancer Society's win. cational program' effectively in this county. HERALD AD N'EW! r Art Week Plans Near Completion MONTAGUE Final nlano anit arrangements for the observance of American Art Week, November 3 to 8. Will be comnlpleH at tho meeting of the Siskiyou Artist's Association, at. the Yreka 1 nn nn Sunday afternoon, November 2, at j p.m. Blembers of the association, both itinior and adult, arp hpinn- m. minded to bring two or three paintings with them to the meet ing Which will he mat'lrpH fnr exhibit in the windows of busi ness establishments in Y r e k a, Montague, Scott Valley, Dunsmuir, Mount Shasta and Weed. Thirtv-nine merchants in VrpWa have agreed to show the paintings, all of which are work of Siskiyou County artists. MUI AMl'ftlljIN j COLUMBUS. Ohin (UPII Tim election campaign is heating up. Firemen were called out Thurs day night to put out a blaze in a campaign billboard. LIU. ; - Jl I -Ar fn "''ML fV; ; Ww)' tin A - Wit , m I i Pur f ! KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Klamaths Set Meet Tonight At least twn reolininn unit Kp presented at a meeting of with drawing members of the Klamath Indian Tribe which has. been an nounced by Delford Lang for 8 p.m. Friday at the Klamath Agen cy council hall "A resolution requesting that ! minors' per caoita and nrn rata shares, from the sales of smaller units, be turned over directly to the parents will be presented," Lang said, "as well as one pro viding a different and more equit able way of handling the sale of the Klamath Marsh." ANSWER PLEASE appears to be the look that "Dr. I. ?.", alias Rowena McDonald, is giving R. Frank Tucker, cham ber of commerce manager, as Professor Helen Bassett, far right, looks on. The famous question and answer skit was a part of the program at the public relations dinner of the Ewauna Toastmistress Club held at the Willard Hotel Tuesday, October 28. Virginia Morey, club president, handled the program, and Margaret Davies was toast mistress. Short speeches were given by Tucker, Eunice Bunnell, Frenchie Richard, Carol Whetstone, Leigh Fen ning and Floyd Wynne. Another skit entitled "Comedy of Errors" also proved entertaining and the program closed with an impressive Founders Day candlelight ceremony by Ramona Smith. Tutors From KU To Attend Meet Five members of the Klamath Union High School staff will at tend the annual fall conference of tne Oregon Personnel and Guid ance Association to be held at the Krb Memorial Student Union of the University of Oregon, Eugene. Saturday, Featured speaker at the meet ing will be Dr. Rudolph Dreikurs. Vienna-born psychologist and for mer collaborator of Dr. Alfred Adlcr. Dr Dreikurs Is a pioneer in group psychotherapy and in the child guidance center movement. KUHS staff members attending will include Sylvia Tucker, Gladys Herron, Dorothy Adams, Francis Scapple and Paul Angstead. , Guest speakers will include ! Wayne Blair, trust officer for the j First National Bank, who will dis jcuss the handling of per capita i and pro rata shares, and Karl Wil Icox, recently appointed head of the land sales office, who will discuss i the progress of the sales program. Telegrams from Sen. Richard Neuberger, regarding the status of hank loans to withdrawing mem bers of the tribe, and from the secretary of the interior regarding representation from his oftice will be read and discussed. A state ment showing how the withdraw ing members stand financially has been made available for the meet ing by Don Foster, northwest area director for the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Foster is leaving (or Wash ington. D C. on November 17, and has offered to take back any ques tions tribe members may have to secure authoritative answers F. Darold Windsor, Portland at torney who has been assisting this' group of nithdrawing members.: will again be present voluntarily. ( to provide legal advice. Lang said that the withdrawing members face many problems that musf be ironed out, and a serious financial situation. He adds that the strength of any resolution presented lor the henefit of ih (members would depend on the PAGE 5 A number of persons attending the uii-eu!l. - A children's miwio will ha ihnH during the meeting. PRESENTS CREDENTIALS , MADRID (UP!) Madame Vi-i jnya Lakshmi Pandit, sister of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Neh ru, presented her credentials Thursday to Generalissimo Fran cisco Franco as India's ambassa dor lo Spain POMPON Sp&rial All Colors $1 .25 Cath 4 Carry SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th Ph. 4-8188 Lay Away Now! Stocks Are Complete O Chemistry Sets O Ready to Fly Airplanes O Educational Toys O Spring Horses O Schwin Bicycles O Telescopes O Radio Kits FLEET'S 222 So. 7th St. Ph. 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