' PAGE TWO
POTATO LABOR
SITUATION NOW
NEAR BALANCE
ttupply and demand are virtu
ally balanced in the Klantath po
tato labor situation, according to
John E. Comer. head of the farm
labor division of the state em
ployment service.
Cooter, after spending several
clnys here in connection with the
potato labor problem, left Friday
after sending out "stop" orders
to other offices telling them that
there is no need for additional
men in this region.
The state supervisor said that
digging in some smaller fields is
being completed, and pickers
front those jobs can go elsewhere
to fill demand that is expectea
to arise in larger fields.
He Raid that the California
employment service 'has cooper
ated effectively with Oregon in
meeting the problent here. About
300 men wen moved in through
the efforts of the employment
service.
Cooter mod he plans to return
to Klamath late' on and to meet
with the potato growers for a
discussion Of various problems,
such as that having to do with
housing.
Itinerant workers now engaged
in picking potatoes here will find
Jobs in the co:ton fields of Cali
fornia if they go south after the
...local harvest is completed, Cooler
stated. There Is huge demand
for help in the cotton area of
California.
Four-H News
MALIN COOKING CLUB
The Cooking III club of Mal
in met October IS. 1937. The
president called the meeting to
order. We opened with a ,song,
which was "The More We Get
Together". Then we said the
club pledge. The secretary read
the minutes of the last meeting.
The club selected a name for our
club. The name which we select
ed was "The Early Bird Bakers."
We received our material to
day. By our next meeting, which
will be two weeks from today, we
are to have one meal prepared.
Our work for this year is to pre
pare six meals and bake six batch
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Max Do lin. veteran west coast
radio and stage orcheatra direc
tor, who will bring a party of 14
to the Pelican theatre here Sun
day and Monday.
es of bread. We are to prepare
five meals for our family and one
meal for one or more guests. This
is making a total of six meals. Al
so any girl in the Cooking III club
who wishes may join the Dollar
Dinner contest. The Dollar Din
ner contest is. a contest which is
held at the spring fair. One or
more girls are entitled to prepare
a dinner not costing more than a
dollar. Then the dinners are
judged. You see the meal has to
be well planned. The girls are
certainly looking forward to a
busy year.
After the adjournment of the
meeting we entertained ourselves
by playing games.Marie Hanel.
BOSTON WOOL.
BOSTON. Oct. 22 (AP-USDA)
Wool was quiet in the Boston
market today. Worsted manufac
turers were almost entirely out
of the market. Top makers made
a few bids which were below
levels. Most holders were willing
to consider. Consequently little
action took place and the trade-1
situation remained unchanged. I
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Church News 1
Services at the Seventh Day
Adventist Church at 833 N. street
will be held, Saturday. the Lord's
Day. (Ex. 20: 8-11) and (Mark
2: 28).
Services are held at 9:45 a. m..
and 11 a. m. The subject at the
11 o'clock hour will be "Prayer."
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THERE'S NO SAFER LUBRICATiONI
MAX ORIN. PARTY
TO IPPRA HEE
Max Bolin. outstanding eoast
radio personality. with a party of
14, will come to Klamath Falls
on a personal tour Sunday and
Monday. Bolin is booked for the
Pelican theatre.
, A national name In muVo in
radio. Max Bolin has been a lead
ing figure in his field for many
years throughout the entire mu
sic world, Re has appeared in
the leading theatres for many
'Pyears. and was the original musi
cal director for the National
Broadcasting company of the Pa
cific Coast when the NBC first
established its branches in 1927.
Since that time he has appeared
throughout the country as guest
conductor in various theatres and
broadcasting stations.
This personal appearance tour
must be limited in time, due to
radio commitments of many of
the artists, coupled with the fact
that. Colin must return to Port
land for the assembling ot hie fall
and winter programs of the New
Rivoll theatre.
Not only will the people of
Klamath Falls have a chance to
meet and hear this outstanding
group of entertainers. but Mr. Do
lie. In cooperation with the Peli
can theatre, is going to make it
possible for all local talent who
either sing. dance or play any
musical instrument, to have pri
vate auditions during his stay in
our city. Many of the most out
standing stars on this program
originally got their start through
similar opportunities'. This is
something that none of our local
people want to miss, as Max Bolin
is constantly on the lookout for
new talent. as sponsors are al
ways looking for new names, new
faces and new talent for their big
radio programs, therefore from
time to time they have asked Max
Colin to make recommendations
from the list of those who have
appeared before him for private
auditions. This is a real oppor
tunity for the residents of Klam
ath Falls.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
mot THIS NIGH NEAT YOUR
OIL WILL IRIAN DOWN INTO
SLUDGE ANDCARSON UNLESS
IT IS TOUGH-1001ED
L. M. 94,11Iser, the pastor will
preach, All are welcome, The
pastor reports thet the seating
capacity ot the church is taken,
with extra seats brought in, each
Sabbath Day.
Rev. Seltzer said the latest sta
tistical reports from the head
quarters ot the denomination
show the following authorized
figures: "Seventh Day Adventists
carry on Mission work In 353
countries and Islands; in 5711
languages, oral and written; and
have In all 35,155 evengeliats,
doctors, nurses, colorporteurs,
and teachers. They maintain 136
hospitals, dispenaaries and treat
ment rooms; 2,565 schools, en
rolling 108.200 students; and 69
publishing houses, issuing gospel
and health literature in 171 lan
guages." The mid-week prayer service la,
held each Wednesday evening at
8 p. tn. The Bible iessona by the
pastor are of help to all who at
tend. A cordial welcome is ex
tended each one by the board of
trustees of the church.
AGE ASSISTANCE
CASES IIENCED
Reviewing old age ssistanro
cases last month cut down the
number receiving aid from 200 to
189. according to Max Dudley.
executive secretary of the Klam
ath county relief committee.
The review was made in con
nection with a similar program
throughout the state. Dudley said
the decreases were due to in
creased ability of relatives to care
of oldsters and other ;similar
causes.
I've learned as I grew older to
leave a good deal to GodJohn
Leonard Driscoll after reaching
his hundredth year.
DEODORIZES end
SWEETENS MOUTH
FOREIGN MA VETS
MEET AT MEDFORD
A dietrict meeting has boon
called for Saturday. October 23
Cm all posts and auxilleries of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars in rile
trict Number 8 comprieing Brook
ings. Brants Poss, Medford, Ash
land and KIRMIltit Falls.
This meeting tvill take piece in
the Medford Armory at 8 o'clock.
Arthur O. Bollinger of Brookings
Is district commander of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wont and Mrs.
I. B. Canfield of Medford is
Council Member Number 8 in
charge of the auxiliaries in this
district. 6
Officers of the state depart
ment will be guests and 'principal
speakere of the evening. State
President Beatrice Shadoin of the
Auxiliary of Corvallis will be
present and it is expected large
delegations front posts and aux
iliaries will attend. Refresh
ments will be served and a social
hour follow the respective busi
ness meetrogs, at which informal
talks on the Americanisation pro
grams, junior activities. national
home. hospital work and other
work carried on by the organisa
tion will be given.
EXHIBITION OF
MASTERPIECES
SET NEXT WEEK
A picture exhibition will be
held in Fremont !school auditor
ium Tuesday and Wednesday af
ternoon and evening, October 26
and 27.
This exhibit. which is owned
by the Practical Drawing company
of Chicago. Iii., consists of 150
reproductions of the most famous
paintings.
On Tuesday evening an inter
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eating program will be presented.
A number et pictures will be
posed by school children. A large
trams will he erected end the
children dressed in coat times lim
iter to those shown in the pie.
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