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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1959)
, o ' o o PAGE 2 A HKKALL A.M XKVVS, Klanialh FallsOre Stitutav Decrmher 19514 o o ILANrP mm? December 12, M5t Kliath Christgias Prde TYPE OF ENTRY: Fl.OAT. MUSICAL, MARCHING OR OTHER REPRESENTING INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION ADDRESS BY TOPM! Confinuoui Shows From 12:45 P.M. FRED MacMURRAY He plunged gun first into the trap TO SAVE THE MAN WHO WAS O 3t SET TO HANG ' -it.'. jfifc lWj5 I IN EASTMAN COLOR H T-t Jiffifr un mccarthy i POfi"l'' DOROTHY GREEN f 5 an , UffFfT? 1 .00-4 .05-7: 1 5 . Jfrf.'J.fatt: & 10:25 PLUS! Drama - Suspense! I JliJB!Wwlil'll mm """j WAS NOT ALL QUIET SAMUEL FULLER'S &fh AM r i i vi 71 ! "DENNIS THE MENACE" CITY BRIEFS Two .Films part of To Meet Bethel 61, Order of Job's Daughters, will meet Mon day, December 7 at ?.30 p.m. in the Scottish Rile Temple. Birth day night will be observed and an election of officers will be held. Monday The Kl'HS Parents and Patrons will meet at 8 p.m. in the Kl'HS cafeteria to hear Joy Hills Gubser speak on "Responsibility of the Community in the Educa tion of its Children." Public wel come. Annual Election for director of the Stewart-Lenox Rural Fire Dis trict will be held Monday, Decem ber 7, at the Stewart-Lenox Fire Hall, 3519 Emerald. Polls will be open from 2 to 8 p.m. a cenes, "Eight Steps to Peace," will be shown at the Klamath Unitarian Fellowship meeting Tuesday, De- . iciuucri o, ai uic sulfa, udll ui III? Congregational Church, 2154 Gar den. "Does Disarmament Make Sense?" featuring Raymond Mas sey as narrator, will be the flrCt, with "The Answer .Now," done by Massey and seven other acting personalities, the tecfiid. The meeting is at 8 p.m. All thoe interested are invited. m put hw wnes w mr atomize ? JAMES BEST. SUSAN CUMMINGSl w. TOM PITTMAN dick kallman ' I FEATURE TIMES: 2:35 5:45 & 8:55 'Mail Early,' Says Espee With post office officials predict ing record holiday mails, a South ern Pacific official today advised Christmas shoppers to mail their packages and cards early. H. S. Orner, manager of mail, baggage and express traffic for SP, warned that the seasonal rush is already under way. and that Christmas mail headed for far away places should be sent on its way promptly. "Mail headed for distant states should be sent no later than De cember 10," Orner said. "Christ mas mail for destinations in the same stale should-be sent by Do comber 13, and local mail should be sent by December 16." Southern Pacific crews will work around the clock to move the mountains of mail being carried along the railroad's lines, he add cd. Enough extra cars lo make a mail train almost 40 miles long are being added lo SP's regular fleet to handle the job. Bridge Play Winners Told Iwelvc tables were at play at Thursday evening's sessions of the Lakeshorc Duplicate Rridge Club at the city library, according to Mrs. David A. Richardson, di rector. first place nortlisnuth winners were .Mrs. Claude Davis and Mrs. F. C. Adams. Mrs. Ted Hyde and Mrs. Leona Robertson placed sec ond and Mrs. Ci. H. Hancock and Mrs. Otto Ellis third. East-west winners were Mrs. C. 12. Sharp and George McClary, first; Mrs. V. C. Record and Mrs. K. E. I.emler. second, and Mrs. L. C. Offield and Mrs. G. II. Rogers, third. The December master point night will 'be held on Thursday, December 10, starting at 7:15 p.m. in the city library auditorium. All bridge players are welcome. irlr? II m opens Tih t. J'Jil'i.'la'li 'DLSr- L-if ,J 13 45 1 U!MUBaf3Nfll TODAY! SEVEN WERE SAVED. ..each In hi. own way... by heroism cowardice! iplrifl lutil compaiilonl GARY COOPER I' J "ffPno I vi A 1 I ::i?W"' I """,u" RITA HAYWORTH VAN HEFLIN TAB HUNTER I fNJ E C O P5 COLOR RICHARD CONTE MICHAEL CAllAN DICK YORK ROBERT KEITH (Mlur. T.dey U:S0 i Ot . S,7t T:44 . iS Court Records KLAMATH FAM.R Mir.MCIPAL t'Ol'RT Joseph Connell O'Neill, drunk, con tintird. Thomai Cosgrove, drunk, $23 or five dayi. William G. Hasi, drunk, released to Air Forte police. Winfield Glen Chiloquin, vagrancy, $100 and 50 days. Elizabeth iNelunn, drunk and disor derly conduct. $50 or 10 days; vagran cy, $100 and 50 days. Russell Robert Ruff, drunk, contin ued. , John Kissling, disorderly conduct, $5(1. One Juvenile wu arrested for bur glary. TRAFFIC Lit Mar Kenneth Jensen, failure to yield right of way to a vehicle. $5. George Lewii Gregg, ran red light, $5 Roland James Harper, excessive ex hsust noise. $5. Lloyd Millard Dent, ran stop sign. $5. David L. Cochran, rap stop kign, $5.1 Verlin Cecil Rose, ran stop sign, S3. Lionel Eslcy Scott, violation of basic rule, $15. Lucius Charlea Wilson, violation of basic rule, $20. Hugh Oran Stuhbs, failure to yield right of way to a pedestrian. $5. Jcisc Martinez, expired plates, $5, no operator's license. $5. Wilhur Eugene Bryant, violation of basic rule. $15. Mary Isabelle Lane, failure to yield right of way to a vehicle, S!.v Larry M. Watkins, expired plates, $5; no operator's license, $5. Luther Rny Noble, ran stop ign. $5. William Henry West, ran red light, $5 Frank Lre Spencer, ran stop sign, $5 Douglas Dewey Kammerer, ran red light, $5. Alrick Freidolph Nyback, ran atop sign. $5. Mary E. Puter. ran red light, $5. Janien Thomas Watkins, ran atop sign, $5 Robert Henry Buck, ran stop sign. $5. James Kenneth Hall, ran stop sign. $5 Weldon Frost Biddle Jr., ran red light, $5, Charlrne Sturgeon, violation of ban ir rule, $10. Jane Ellen Crowe, expired plates, $3 Cnarlei Fred Carr, ran stop sign, $3. Louis Earl Lcpport, ran stop sign. 5 Margaret Elizabeth Williams, ran stop sign, $5. Cow Belles will have a tea from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, December 9, at the home of Mrs. Dave Lis key, 1041 Eldorado. Members arc urged to come and bring their friends. Attending the funeral of Em mett Magee in Klamath Falls re cently were Mr. and Mrs. G. Mc Manus and Mrs. Merrill Crary of Mountain View; his sister, Mrs.i Bess Bates; her daughters, Gene vieve, Caroline and Mrs. L. E. Johnson of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lierd. Redding, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lindow and their daughter, Pam, San Pedro. Yule Wreaths To Be Made Members of Klamath District Garden Clubs and Women of the Moose. No. 4fi7, will' meet Wednes day, December 9, at the Moose Hall, 1010 Pine Street, for a work shop fo make Christmas wreaths and decorations. Hours will be from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The decorations made will lie on sale to the public at the Moose Hall December 10. Decemhcr 16. and December 18 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds from the sale will so to operation Santa Claus spon sored annually by the Loyal Or der of Moose to help bring joy at Christmas to children of the Klam ath Falls area who otherwise might be forgotten. Anyone interested in helping make the decorations, may take a sack lunch and table service Coffee will be furnished. Orders for wreaths and swags may De phoned to TU 4 8308 or TU 4-9068. Neighbors of Woodcraft wi hold their regular meeting Mon day, December 7, at 8 p.m. in the K.C. Hall. 1.0)4 River Grange No. 8415, w have a turkey dinner at 6:30 p.m Wednesday, December 9, preced ing the regular meeting in t h e Olene Grange Hall. Allaniont PTA meets Tuesday. December 8, at 7:45 p.m. in the junior high gym. Children from both Altamont schools will present a program of Christmas music fol lowing the brief business session Convention Postponed DORRIS The State of Jefferson nonpolitical. Constitutional Conven tion, scheduled to be held in Klam ath falls Saturday, December 12, has been postponed, Mrs. Flora Lee Reeves, convention chairman, has announced. Sen. Clair Engle is to be guest of honor. Delay in holding the convention was caused by the late adjourn ment of the Congress and previ ous commitments made by Senator Engle and his tour of the Far East. In a recent letter to Mrs. Reeves, Senator Engle said he will consider a new date upon his re turn from the Far East later this month. Since Senator Engle must be in Washington in January, the convention will probably be held next spring, said Mrs. Reeves. The purpose of the convention is primarily to publicize the po tential natural resources and op portunities fo be found in the 22 counties of California and Oregon which make up the State of Jefferson. Frank Jenkins, editor and pub lisher, Klamath Falls, and "gov ernor" of the State of Jefferson. said a convention date in the spring will, due to the holiday rush, "suit me fine." He also said he thinks the spring will he more convenient for governors Pat Brown. Califor nia, and Mark Hatfield of Oregon and other dignitaries who are in vited and have expressed a de sire to attend the State of Jeffer son convention. KIM, VANDALISM KILL NEW YORK tUPH - The New York Roard of Estimate Thurs-j day killed a City Council hill to make parents responsible for van- dalism damage by their children! up to $25. There is a grave question as to whether this law could he en-1 forced," Mayor Robert F. Wagner said. "I feel it could he used as bludgeon against parents by j unruly children." 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