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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD
May 81, 1938
PAGE EIGHT
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STO P and GO a mile STR ETCH E S
In low 2nd second, your engine makes up to 3 times as many revolutions
as in high - uses 3 times as much gasoline
YES dlstaneen are deceiving.
A mile of stop-and-go driving may well be
a mile and a half to your engine,
That's because In "low" gear, your engine
makes about 12 turns for each turn of your
wheels. In "second," about 8 . in "high'
only about 4
You drive a mile, but how far your engine
runs depends on how many times you stop
and start how much of the mile is in low
and second gears.
Shell engineers found that getting away from
a traffic stop can waste enough "undigested"
gasoline to carry you Vj of a mile.
1T0 cut this waste and its cost, they found
a way to rearrange the chemical structure of
gasoline, making every drop of fuel usable to
your motor under all driving conditions.
You can save on the cost of your stop-and-go
driving by the regular use of Super-Shell..
(There's a Shell dealer near you.
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SAVES ON STOP AND GO
NINE' KLAMATH
STUDENTS GET
U. 0. DEGREES
Tha University of Oregon con
ferred degrees upon 677 stu
dents May 10, 0110 of tho Inrgoat
groups ever to graduate from (hn
hintlt lltlon. according to woril r
oelvod here Tuoailny. Tim tolnl
howa an Increase or Hourly 10
per cant over Hint of leal your,
when tit degreoa wars awarded.
Tha mark Ilili year approaches
that of 1980, when tha record
w set at 70S and la only two
abort of 1951 when 7V irad
uatad. Of tha total, nlna are
from Klamath oounty.
Of tha total of (77, baohalor
degrees for oompletlng under
gradtinte work were conferred
on 641. Tha degroo of doctor of
madlolne waa accorded 65 and
other advance degreoa Include
master of arte, master of aclence,
master of education,' master of
fine arta and the doctorates.
The graduates henrd their own
president, Dr. Donald M. Erb
deliver the of flolnt commence
ment address on "The Compan
lonshlp of Learning and Life.'
The ceremony also aerved aa the
Inauguration of the new execu
tive, who came here March 1.
Othere who spoke Monday In
oluded Wlllard L. .Marks. Alhany,
president of the board of higher
education: nr. Frederick M. Hun
ter, chancellor; Dr. O. Valentine
Hoyer, former president and new
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dean of the college of arta and
Iflttoia, who announced glf'a.
and llov. Arthur J. Mockford,
Oregon t'lty, who delivered Hie
Invocation.
At the baccalaureate eorvlce
Sundiiv, the graduates heard Kd
waid MiimIiii lliilino of Hlnnford,
whoso Initio was "The Message
of tho Mnslor," say, "the life
of Jesus as he lived It can serve
today as n example for us. Ills
principles are adaptable to our
modern olvlllsittlon, our mudnrn
science and our modern phil
osophy." Uraduates from Klamath coun
ty Include:
I.onli llornlece Orirfln, Klam
ath Kails, received the degree
of liaclii'lor of nits In education.
Mario II. Collier, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Collier of
Klauinlh Kails, received (he de
gree of bachelor of aria In arta
and letters. 8he la a niomher
of Oninina l'hl llola sorority.
Jane milliard, Klamath Falls,
received the degree of bachelor
of science In nursing education.
Richard Lester Currln of Klam
ath Falls received the degree
of bachelor of arta In arta and
loiters.
Tho degree of bachelor of arts
In social science wss awarded to
tllenn C. Ilockard of Klamath
Falls. Ha Is a member of the
university band.
Frank P. Drew, son of Mr.
anil Mrs. N. It. Drew of Klam
ath Falls, received the degree of
bachelor of arta In business ad
ministration. He la a member
of l'hl Kappa Pal fraternity, man
ager of the track team and a
member of tha Co-op board.
Joe Enula Ksrlcy, Klamath
Falls, received tha degree of
bnrhelor of science In business
administration. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Earley and
a member of Delta t'pallon fra
ternity. Thornton Ruilth, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wlllnrd L. Smith of
Morrill, received tha degree of
unchclor of aclence In business
administration. He Is a member
of l'hl Knppn Pal fraternity and
a mem her of the university hand.
Noel 8. ttonson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Htcphan Hensnn of
Klnmnth Falls, received the de
gree of bachelor of arts In busi
ness, administration. Ho Is a
member of l'hl Delta Thela fra
ternity, Skull and Dagger, mil
itary honorary: fjrahhard and
ltlade, service honorary; Alpha
Delta Sigma, advertising honor
ary, and Frlnra. senior honorary.
He waa alao vice president of the
associated students.
PiMtnuistere' Meeting The
state rhsptor of the National Aa
sedation of Postmasters will hold
Its annual meeting at linker. June
3 and 4. Hon Itamsey Black,
third assistant postmaster gun
oral, Hon. Jesse C. Donaldson,
deputy first assistant postmnster
general, and Hon. Frank II. Kills,
usslstunt superintendent, division
of postofflco service, will repre
sent the postofflre department.
Hevernl poatmosters from Klam
ath couniy will attend.
The Smithsonian Institute at
Washington, D. C. has a brome
statue of Laddie Hoy, President
Harding's dog, made from 19,
.114 pennies contributed by Amer
ican newsboys.
Peter Topp, foromsn of the fish
hntchery In Vnsemlte National
park, eastern California, trains
wildcats for a hobby.
LAKE 0' THE WOODS
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Cm il n I ii and Mrs, II. F. I'lmliiii
of Klnmiilll Fulls, fill in im I of
Yri'ltii, will niniiiign the l.uko o'
the Woods resort during His
coming season and went In last
week with a crew of five men to
condition the various buildings
for the summer.
Captain Plinlau has announced
plans fur opening the resort June
IJ. The rond through Kncky
Point was opened last week by
the county engineers and will
eoiiu he In good condition.
Captain Plielun served with Ilia
COC for nearly five yenre, com
manding Camp Oak Knoll on the
Lower Klamath river. He left
Ilia service two months ago and
has been making exteuelv plnns
for tha Lake o' tha Woods resort
this summer.
He hss announced plans for
outboard niotorboat 'races for
July I and 4 and will post a
huge sliver cup for first prise.
COP.VAI.LI.S May Jl (API
Fifty-five senior students at Dra
gon flinte college were graduated
today with arhnlasllc honors. To
be eligible a senior must have a
four year grade averoga of 1 56
or better and must be In the
upper 10 per rem of tho grad
ual" In his school.
liny Hlegniithaler of Portland
was first with an average of
S g 7. Kdua Hams. Corvallls, and
Dorothy llevell, llonniua, tied
for second honors with l it, fol
lowed by Margaret Maxwell,
Portland, .1 S3
Honor graduatca Included:
Klamath Dorothy Frances lle
vell, Honanea. science; Itussell
W. llevell, llonnnxa, engineering.
Church News
The activities at the First
Methodist church Ibis week will
Include the choir rehearsal Wed
nesday evening at 7: .in o'clock
with l.lllle Derby directing: the
midweek service on the same
evening at II o'clock, studying
the current topics of the booklet
"The 1'pper Itoom:" the monthly
meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society Thursday at
3 p. in. with Mra. John C. Yadon
president. Mrs. Hubert Lynn will
have charge of the mite hot
opening,
Thursday at 7 p. m. the girls'
chorus of the Renlor league will
meet for rahearsal with Mrs. E.
II. Madman In rhaigo. On the
aame evening nt S o'clock an
Important meeting of the finance
committee will be held.
The wife of a certain Hindu
calls him "K" for short, since his
name la Kamnkshl Halyanarayana
Varaprnsada Veer Vnnknta l.sk
samarashlmba Han I'anlnlit flaru.
Youth of all agss agkzss
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SAYS Mg. WIWAM A. SffWAOf, (5
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il high-dais. For comfort snd esse of
driving, it mrpaskri anything I ever
drove, snd I've driven for 20 years.
Vou can't hear the motor, yet it has
wonderful power and pickup. It's hig
snd roomy, too, with plrntyof room for
six,snd it ridesas iteatlilyand smoothly
ss much heavier carl. The safety fea
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body and safety instrument panel. "
SAYS AlffS. IMetAftD 2IHN, SMART
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