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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
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WPA MAY ASSIST
IT
Supplnmmitiil WPA work on
the Klumuth airport may bo ex
pectml, iia wull u tlio CAA funds
of 1254,(100 uulhorl.od In Wash
iiiKtoit Tliursdiiy, City Kniilnner
E. A. Thomna anld Frldiiy.
Thoinni takt tlio WPA niny Hk
ditches for drains, ditches for the
Hunting cuhlra, and almllnr work
In connvctlou with tha airport
davalopmont. A WPA official
won lirro ubont 0 inonlh ui(o to
look tha ulrport over and lay out
tentative plum for work, tlio en
gineer atatod.
Thomaa anld that full Informa
tion on thu proponed pronrnm la
walled, but that It la hla belief
. tha WPA work will bo In nddl
r tlon to the 2S4,U0U provided
throiigh tha CAA.
Tha city cnulnctor aome time
ago prepared a "innstor plan
for development of tlio munici
pal port, and It wua aubmltted
to the CAA. It la preaumed the
propoaed development will fol
low thla plan.
For the proarnt, Thornna laid,
the Improvrmcnta will bo lo
cated on the airport alte aa It now
atanda without tho addition of
more land.
PropWash'
By BILL CUMMINGS
A description of progreaa
mad by on of tha 10 atu
danta anrolltd In tha Klam
ath Fella civilian pilot train
ing program.
Tl
TO BE CONSIDERED
Application for enrollment In
the Klamath tribe will be one of
eevoral mottera to be considered
at a tribal council at Klamnth
Agency at the council houae,
Klamnth Agency, at 10 a. in.
Thuraday, December 10.
Official tribal dolegatea will
report on thla occaalon, and the
matter of official dclegatca for
the coming year will bo con
aidered. Several Itema of bualneaa con
cerning the reacrvatlon forests
alio will be taken up, according
to Superintendent B. C. Court-right.
Lesson No. 4
Thla time we played It aounda
silly rlng-around-the-roale with
a hay field.
Picking out a nice aquaro one,
aomewhere between tho airport
and Olene gap, we deacended to
BOO feet and traveled around
and around tho field, turning
corncra that wero aa nearly
aquuro aa poaalble.
It aounda aim pie, but playing
thla game with an airplane la
much harder than the nuracry
rhyme vcralon.
Heforo going aloft Inatructor
Stlnaon explulncd tho principal
on tho blnckboord. Flrat, wo de
termined the wind direction and
approximate velocity, then tie
diagrammed the problem. Tho
Idea la to fly parallel to the
fencca. lust outaldo the field,
dropping the Inalde wlngtlp over
the fence corner for every turn
and holding It there during the
bank, alwaya keeping the plane
tho annio diatunce from tho fence.
The cxerclae dcvclopa precis
ion flying, In (hla manner: While
trnvcllng east we were heading
almost directly Into tho wind
lowing our groundspecd. When
we turned north, we counteract
ed drift by heading the plane
Into the wind, keeping the
plane's track parallel to the
fence. Turning west, we flew
before a tallwind, with greotly
Increased groundsiiced, necessi
tating a much steeper bunk when
we turned from that courac
around the next fence corner
and headed south. On thla lost
leg, wo alao had to head the
plane Into the wind to counter
act drift, but thla tlmo to tho left
Insteud of right.
When you can do that exer
clso perfectly, Chct said, you con
fly an airplane anywhere.
We took up something new
which for tho flrat tlmo put a
thrill Into the coursa atulla.
They were mild onca at first,
to acquaint mo with the prin
cipal mora than anything else
and to let mo know how tbe
piano feels when It rendu the
stalling speed 39, miles per
hour. . t if l tS.
With tha noso pointed Into, the
aky ond throttle e,trded, tho
planu quickly ,ldaea speed, con
trols become ; sloppy and the
"lift" la reduced to almost noth
ing. Tho Idea' In preventing
stalls Is to push tho noso down
and regain speed in a diva be
fore tho stulllng point Is reached.
This first time, I didn't at
tempt to come too closo.
RAILROAD
NEWS
The winners in Scars Toyland
"Word Contest" wero announced
Friday by T. H. Thompson, Scars
local manager. The winners aro
in the order In which they fin
ished: Lorralno Lowe, 307 Mar
tin street; James Chastuin, Bris
tol avenue; Erlenc Wheeler, S05
North Fifth street; Delia May
Robert, 123 Wcndllng; Winston
Mitchell, 1887 Ivory; Horold
Campbell, Olcno roud; Jim Keel
ing, Algoma; Donald Erickson,
2041 Front; Juno Mario Murphy.
722 Doty street; Jcnnlnc Sclby,
731) Eldorado.
The prizes will bo awarded at
7:30 p. m. Saturday night at
Scars Toyland, Thompsen sold.
BOUNDARY FIXED
BERLIN, Dec. 12 (AP) The
boundary between Germany and
tho soviet union, fixed by a
mixed commission In 10 months
of negotiation, has been ap
proved by both governments,
DNB, official German news ag
ency, announced today. Ger
many and Russia have a com
mon frontier In Poland and
along Russian-incorporated Llth-
The ex-kalser, when writing
to his brother. Prince Heir-v of
Prussia, in 1807, first used tho
famous phrase, "the mailed mi.
WELL KNOWN RAIL
EMPLOYE PASSES
Word was received In Klam
ath Folia that Chorlea E. Burnett,
freight ogent for the Chlcogo
Rock Island railroad and a well
known bualneaa visitor In thla
community, died ot Portland Fri
day morning, December 13.
rturnntt. whosa home address
was the Glen Eagle Apartments,
Vista, Ore., had called regularly
hero on roilroud bualneaa for the
nast 18 years and was well
known among locol trainmen.
Ho Is survived by hla wife and
turn Hons. Gordon, who la with
United Airlinca at Seattle, and
Dollaa, of Hood River, Ore.
Funeral services will be held
Monday.
George Taylor, division en
gineer for Southern Pacific, waa
a business visitor here Friday.
E. P. McPholl, traveling audi
tor for Southern Pacific railroad,
waa here on buaincss Friday.
RESERVE OFFICERS
MY BE CALLED UP
Members of the Klamath Folia
Reserve Officers' association
ware told Thursday night at a
meeting at tha Elk hotel that all
officers holding reserve commis
sions may expect calls Into ac
tive acrvice any time after the
first of the ycor.
Thla Information was con
veyed to tho local reservists by
Major Merle S. Hotchkias, Cav.
Rcs., executive officer from Eu
gene. He said that tinder plans of
the united States army to have
1,000,000 men under arms by
next summer, reserve officers
will bo called up In large num
bers. While here a month ago, Ma
jor Hotchkias told local re
servist! that only those who ap
plied for active duty would be
colled, but the situation haa
changed since that time. Now,
he said, offlccra may expect calls
with or without consent. He said
6j lor Him
jS A good pair of
i DRESS GLOVES
$1.95 to fS.SO
From
Rudy's
many of the calls will como
early In January.
Latest trends In army methods
and matters pertinent to the na
tional defense program were dis
cussed at the meeting.
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THB NIOSIT O.IPT OF ALL I
GIVE HER A ROSE ANN
SITKIN FUR.
Th BMt Ouallly-Vlt F-rlMd With
Ihe UhmII
lknmrn
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Josephson,
1048 Earle street, will leave
Sundoy for Los Angeles, Calif.,
for a stay of several days. Jos
ephson Is tho Great Northern
agent here.
The first practical electric
lamp was patented by Thomas
A. Edison on Jan. 27, 1880.
Telescopes do not make ob
jects such as the moon and plan
eta brighter.
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