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LEGIONNAIDES HOLD
DISTAICT CONCLAVE
MEDFORD, Deo. 14 (AP)
The annual Southern Oregon dis
trict conference of American
Legion posts was held here yes
terday with 126 delegate, in at
tendance. At a business session presided
over by Edward Gohrke. Grants
Pass, district president, the
legion program for the year was
discuased.
Oregon state department exe
cutives attending the conference
were O. E. Palmateer, Salem, state
commander; Carl Moser, Port
land, state adjutant; J. C. More
land, Portland, state service of
ficer; Jerry Owen, Salem. "Ore
gon Legionnaire" editor, and J.
Richard Smurthwalte, Portland,
state employment officer.
June W. Valiant, San Fran
cisco, national field secretary, al
so attended.
The American Legion auxiliary
also held a district conference
with Mrs. Fannie Thompson,
Klamath Falls, presiding.
Representatives of le xi on
posts of Portland. Lakeview,
Klamath Fails, Kerby, Grants
Pass, Ashland and San Fran
cisco attended.
At a banquet held last night.
Don R. Newbury was installed
as commander of the Medford
post for the coming year.
High School
News Notes and
Comment
By HEINZ DIETSCHE
rrHE annual Hi-Y Christmas
drive that brings "ye old Yule
tide spirit" right to the front
doors of the Klamath Falls needy,
started off with an explosion Mon
day that rocketed through 32
home rooms.
Coasting in on the blast were
eight Hi-Y verbal experts who ex
plained the purpose of the drive
to the students, the method of
computing points and the general
plan of procedure.
Because necktie, and KIM
have failed to be synonyms in the
past, didn't keep the Hi-Y organ
ization from taking initiative and
requiring its members to wear the
"throat stranglers" for the next
few weeks. Provided that the
esophagus remains intact, the
lassoed members should be none
the worse for the breath-taking
experience.
Masterful Alonzo Palmer is
definitely "slipping." It used to
be of yore that whenever his "two
octaves below bass" voice (that
sounds like the blend of a drum
and a, cannon plus the quack of
a duck for quality) boomed out,
children would freeze in their
tracks and tremble in ectasies of
fear.
Yesterday. Alonzo dressed as a
ghost made a tour of the rooms to
induce his victims to see the So
cial Science club and Girls' Letter
Club movie, "The Ghost Walks."
When his supernatural appear
ance and fiendish, awe inspiring
shriek, (product of an enlarged
tonsil) failed to move even the
timid freshmen, the make-shift
spectre simply had to swallow his
pride and think, what in the world
Is this modern generation com
ing to.
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Here is the official invitation to
HUM parents and friends who
planned to attend the parents'
night program: "You are cordial
ly invited to attend the annual
Parents' Night program at KLIHS
on Tuesday evening, December 14,
at 8 o'clock."
(There was to be an interesting
Christmas program during the
first part of the evening. After
the program parents were to have
an Opportunity to confer with in
dividual teachers).
"We sincerely hope that we
may have the pleasure of your
company."
At last the faculty can get even
with the students.
Funeral Notice
ROBERT E. JOHNSON'
The funeral service for the late
Robert E. Johnson, who passed
away in this city Saturdays De
cember 11, will take place from
the chapel of Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home, 925 High street,
Wednesday, December 15 at 2:30
p. m.. the Rev. Mrs. C. M. TiMMI
officiating. Commitment service
and interment in the Linkville
cemetery. Friends are respect
fully invited to attend.
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Professors Develop Color
Line Between Roosters, Hens
By EDDY GILMORE
BELTSVILLE, Md.. Dec. 14
LPProfessors of poultry at this
government experimental station
rejoiced today over a new fowl
color scheme.
Discarding the complex-sounding
names which the experiment
ers give to chickens(tbe chick
ens don't answer to them any
way)the results were obtained
by mating red roosters and white
hens.
This is wilat happened:
The sons of the red roosters
and white hens came outwhite.
The daughters of the red roost
ers and the white hens came Out
red.
What of it?
Well, when chickens are very
young, it's not everybody who
can swoop down on a barnyard
and tell who's who.
A farmer employing this sys
tem. the experimenters say, will
be able to shoo the young hens
Into one yard and the roosters in
to another.
What's accomplished by that
The government experts say it
will make for bigger and fatter
young hens. Experiments have
shown that if left together, the
potential roosters will always get
most of the food.
This way the pullet gets her
first break in years.
If there are folks who think
scientists are finding out too
much about chickens, let them be
comforted by the fact that there's
not an expert in the place who
will answer the question:
Which came first, the ben or
the egg?
Othman Steals Movie Honors
With Brilliant Performance
,
By FREDERICK C. OTIIMAN Into production at R-K-0 today
United Press Hollywood Corres- went one of the most notable
Pondent , movies of this or any other year
HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 14 (UP) starringahem! Frederick C.
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Othman. with Irene Dunne. Doug
las Fairbanks. Jr. ' Alice Brady
and Guy Kibbe. In supporting
parts.
Yeah, starring. We got a job
as an extra at 111 per day, for
one day only. We had to give the
$11 to the actor's fund. and all
we wound up with were a pair of
sore feet and a sharp reprimand
front our wife for getting yellow
goo on the guest towel.
Central casting said to report
at 8:30 a. m., prepared to play
the part of a newspaper reporter
In The Joy of Loving." "Easy."
said we, arriving on the dot in
the barber chair of Niaketipman
Mel Bern, who painted our face
the color of a quarantine flag,
turned our eyebrows from pink
to black and shook his head sadly
as we headed for sound stage
two.
Waiting for us there was Tay
Garnett. the director. who wanted
to know what we were supposed
to be.
"Newspaper reporter," we said.
"I'm sorry." replied Garnett,
"but you're not the type!"
We insisted we'd been a news
paper reporter for 12 years and
that if we didnt look like one. no
body did.
"Well, you don't," Garnett
snapped. "You're supposed to have
a hat on the back of your head
and you don't even have a hat.
You ought to have on a topcoat,
with the collar turned up. You
ought--."
Figuring that he'd already
spent his $11 and couldn't get it
back. Garnett turned us from a
Recreation
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reporter into a plain, ordinary
citizen.
The set showed a theater dres
sing room. Jammed with fans,
waiting for the Mar of the show,
Miss Dunne. to aPpear after her
performance in front of the foot
lights. Boma of those folks wore
evening gowns and some tail suits.
We had on our brown reportorial
Pants and a fresh shoe shine,
which was 10 cents wasted be
cause our feet never did got pho
tographed. The scene showed Miss Dunne
trying to shoulder her way into
her dressing room. Ail of us en
thusiasts were to tell her what a
Sleet success she had been in hor
performance. We personally had
five words to say, thus:
"Miss Durrett (her flint name)
you were superb!"
We spent the whole morning
telling MPS Dunne how superb
she was. It eeemed to bore her,
but $11 is $11, SVOI It it does go
to charity. At noon we had an
hour for lunch and then we came
back for more acting.
"The Joy of Loving" ought to
be an elegant movie. We want
particularly to recommend the
performance of the black-browed,
red-headed man, who mays with so
much feeling:
"Miss Dunne, you'r superb!"
News About Personalities
and Events
UtARY ELLEN HOTCHKIN is
ILI the president of one of the
4-H sewing clubs at Riverside
school. This club is carrying di
vision two of the clothing proj.
eel and meets regulerly every
Monday evening. During our
visit to this club last Monthly we
learned that the members are
more than half finished with
their project work and expect to
be completely finished long be
fore the deadline April
The other officer' of this club
are Vynette Ruth Crentor, vice.
president; Bessie Pope, secre
tary; Dorothy Stott, newspaper
reporter, and Juno Cook. song
leader. The club is one of the
smallest in the city but is mak
ing up for quantity by the quali
ty of the work they are putting
out.
Volleyball is in full swing in
the grade school athletic leagues
at the present time and accord
ing to Verne Spier" there is a
lot of interest in the game. The
first tournament of the &Indite-1
tion series was played off last 1
Saturday. Evidently Lowell Kaup
knew what he was talking about
when he told us Jo keep our eye
on the Pelican City squad. It
seems they are leading the league
at this time. The next series
will he played in the Fairview
gym next Wednesday afternoon.
The volleyball schedules will
be finished before the schools1
close for the Christmas vacation
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Sportsmanlike DrivingProtect Your Fendem I
14:1: BELIEVE IN SIGN4L1N
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Dented and scratched fenders are usually a idgn of Impatient
driving and eillinee taking. When an accident occurs, a bruised
tender or broken bumper may be used as circumstantial evidence
agninst the car owner. The 8portentettiliko Driver uses signals and
avoids dented Lenders.
and Immediately tter the first
of the year basketball will be
the main interest. The lads who
like this gm me can hardly Walt to
ttOt OUt there on the floor and
shoe( their stuff.
Many of us were Interested in
Chock O'Connor's letter to the
editor as published In a recent
issue of The Herald. Chuck is
president of the KUIIS student
body and should be as well In
formed RI enyone as to the In
terests of high school students.
There is a lot of meat in the
suggestions he hoe to offer lit
his letter anti it tour be wise for
us to pay Santo attention to
them. O'Connor maintains Mot
high school student body dances
ivould attract the boys and girls
away front less desirable plaices
at undesirable hours.
The lad Is probably right. At
least It wouldn't hurt to try the
plan. If student body dnnces
will answer the problem, let's
give them the privilege of work
ing It out. The modern kid is
pretty adept at working out his
own problem and we have an
idea that Chuck probably know.
what he Is talking about. If
It's dancing these kids want,
let's give them dancing.
What la more natural than that
ahould go out to marry him
where the work he loven keeps
him.Mtan Stella Moller. Chi.
cam traveling S000 tulles to
Africa to marry Dr. W. A.
Burke.
Control' Pray vac which way a
pigs tail curia la nothing at all
In Man Young Amorica. What
oho wants to know In how to
make a pigtail curl anyway.
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ARKANSAS CITY, Kam., MI
Mrs. Tom Rover hod alwaye
gerded a ohoelnut no en Inotrone
lye tidbit,
She sampled one from a hatch
oho was roasting, It exploded,
burning her around tho mouth, ,
have linen studying the pea.
lability of such is trip for some
tints. It rornitin. for some coning.
teat or scientific institution to
say whether it shall be realised.
Prof. Auguste Plerard, noted
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expedition.
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