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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1941)
May 1S, 1041 THTC NKWS AND TUB HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I I c its I HELD 20-30 Club to Bring Noted Circus, Thrill Show Here SATURDAY BLY An nmnteur contest with Vcrn Jlannon as mnslnr of ceremonies was hold Saturday 1 In the Uly hlwli school audi torliim. Mnrlorlo Stronil nn1 Cieno Dclrlck arranged ninny of the nets nnd Mm. DwlKht Hlnu hum accompanied most of them. ' Thn pntortiilncrs wore divided Into four group according to thn nnture of their net whether instrumental, vocnl, novelty or chlldrcn'. Those who partici pated wero Abe Crime. Mnrolln kWaUls. nobby Md.HIn, Jny r.s Waato. Florcnro Ihstrnm, Eileen Schnleder. Halo Smith. Juno Harrison. Mr. Joe Wallls, Humgardner, Tony Rodgers, Bill F.11 son. Dan Morris, uiu bin on. Wllllnm llurrls, llnrold Hill. Lester Chldolnl, Dowdell Snowden, Unrbiirn Dclrlck, Rne Mario Doly, Jnckle cooper, jii II Detrlck. Netty Roso Crue, Ross MrMlllnn. Do tty Abbott, Wllmer MrKune, Detly Ilmtrom, Owen Ashbntigh, Clara. Mnrle, Mnrunret Walllii. Walt Miller, Carl Itaupark. Juno Harrison, Pearl Ortls. Florence Smith, Jn net Protsmnn. Alyco Parxke, Dly Serenades, Pearl Bowers. Bct- tv Abbot. Margaret Deaton Martha Glvan, Kay Stockner and Betty Thomas. Dave La Fountalne. Tho Judging was dono from the standpoint of erowd anneal, delivery, cos tnmes, poise, appropriateness of numhers. Winners wero i-nri .naunach. Ross McMillan, Flor Wenee Smith, June Harrison, Dan Morris, Lester Chldolnl, How dell, Snowden and Bly Serened ers. On Sunday morning under the direction of Marjorln Strong the association had charge of the Mother's Day program. The church was decorated with wild flowers. Special music was rur nl.hod bv the choir. Frank Mel' ser played a violin solo, and Mrs. F.arl Cooper song a solo. Mrs. Roney read beautiful original poem about "Mother's Dav" and F.lena Clooch gave tribute to "Grandmother." Rev rrond Bradshaw made a few re- . marks appropriate to the occa SlOn. inis IS lllO imru jrti mm the organization of tho uly Mu 1G ana umnm uiiuvmuuii It has proved a most helpful and entertaining feature in tho social ,and musical activities ot the community. Tho Kliimath Fulls 20-30 club will sponsor tho Polack Broth- crs Circus and Thrill show ut tho Fairgrounds in Kliiinuth Falls for two nights und u unit ini'O purformuncu Muy 27 und 28 fur the benefit of tho local milk fund. Tho circus Is nut new to Kliiniulh Fulls'slnco It Is present ed ull over tho United Milieu und Cunudu under tho auspices of Shrlno temples and clubs und has been presented In this city on three occasions. All sorts of thrilling circus acta mid iiuUi' mubilo thrill show stunts will bo offorod entirely new to this com munlty. Tho circus Is entirely professional and will Include the fnmous Polack Brothers t'lr cus liberty horse troupe, per forming elephant, lighting anil performing lions, sensational trapezo stars, and will feature the during Ulondln Kelllm troupe of high wiro bicyclo artists. John Sundmeyer, president of the 20-30 club announced tho following chairmen of tho vn rlous committees: Sam Gold stein, general chairman; Stuart Patty, vice chairman; Gene Hot ten, publicity chairman; Tom Milne, ticket sales chairmnn; John Walker, grounds chulrmun T A growing shortage of skilled . labor along tho entlro Pacific coast was noted Monday by the Klamath offico of the Oregon !T Stato Employment service. Bulletins havo been issued from the Pacific Car and Foun- dry company of Benton, Wash ::. seeking four skilled workers for T shop employeo whllo from the Lockheed Aircraft company of " Los Angeles came an announco- ment of 31 vacancies In tool .!." die, pattern and other depart- " ments. -- In addition several single va Ocanclcs In other sections are In need of being filled. Men who 'i havo experience In machine " and Industry lines arc asked to contact the service office for .'. further information. BIRTHDAY EXERCISE AMBRIDGE, Pa. (!) Alvln (Moil) Bergman, barber, who believes and practices walking nut to meet llfcs milestones, starts a S4-mllo hike next Thurs day, his 64th birthday nnnlvcr. sary, Bergman says he's wnlked mile for each birthday nnnlvcr sary sinco he was 16 and claims to have covered 25.1,000 miles on various excursions, Including one trip to tho New York world's fair. HERE'S AMAZING 0 WAY TO GAIN NEW I STRENGTH J upplllranAndVHmmlntBt j And O, Often Lacking In DM " lIF you frenuenlly feel tired: In' Tt 'A dined to bo nervous and irritable appetite poor this message may '!Zr apply to you. "- i A new preparation called Pnrsln now sunnlies iron and nrecloiis Vlln- rtiins B, and O, often found lacking in Iff V "General Grant," famous Lib' erty horse seen with Polack Brothers circus. IT EKE All 20-30 club members will as sist. Circus headquarters has been opened at 1123 Main street and Sam T. Polack Is In town hond ling odvoncc arrangements for tho circus and thrill show. Dry edible beans are another crop Jual added to those for which Increased production will be sought this year, according to announcement of Secretary of Agriculture Wlckurd. Moro beans are needed to meet dc fenso food needs, as they arc so concentrated that they may be more easily shipped to other countries. As an Incentive to fnrmcrs to increase their acreages this year, the department nus ar ranged to support the market for smull white, great nothcrn, pea, and medium whito beans until about May 1, 1D42. The prlco aimed at will be approxi mately $5 per hundred ut the eastern seaboard, which means $4 per hundred or more In pro ducing areas. Oregon produces a relatively small proportion of the national dry bean output, but somo sec tions can probubly incrcuso their acrcugos to udvuntage, accord ing to G. It. Hyslop, head of the plant Industries division at Oregon State college,. BIG LAKES SLATED Another national labor rela tions board hearing has been scheduled for Klamnth Falls next week, it was announced Monday, On an AFL petition the board will conduct a representation hearing Wednesday, Muy 21, to hear AFL claims of a majority at tho Big Lnkcs Box company. According to Joe Boyd, AFL organizer, the henring may re sult In a board-ordered elec tion to determine a bargaining agent for Big Lakes workers. HONESTY WINS RICHMOND, Vo. (!) For 63 years an individual who as n boy broke a window in a school here wrestled with his con science. Finally at the age of 73 he visited Superintendent Jessie Blnford to pay for tho dam ages only to havo tho school head rulo that the money could not bo accepted becuuso of the "statute of limitations." Nicotinic Acid Not From Tobacco, Says Specialist A hurry-up coll to inform the public that nicotine acid has no connection with nicotine Is be ing sent out by nutrition spe cialists following reports that some consumers have gained such an Idea In connection with the nation-wide program to re store vltomlns to white flour. As ono of tho three parts of the vitamin B complex is known as nicotinic acid, many questions havo been asked regarding its possible relationship to nicotine. There is no connection, says Dr. Margaret Fincke, of Oregon State college, secretary of the stato nutrition committee for defense. Neither docs it add any acid to flour In the ordi nary sense of the term, nor to spike another rumor, is the en riched any moro fattening than other sorts. HEALTH ASSOCIATION SET County committees to help further tho cause of nutrition as an uid to national defense as well us the general wclfurc will bo orgunized soon throughout tho suite us a result of action tuken by tho recently orgunized state nutrition commlttco for defense. This committee, hcud cd by Ava 13. Milum, dean of tho school of home economics at Oregon Stuto college, is part of tho notlon-wldo movement to work for better nutrition during the natlonul emergency period, A stale subcommittee appoint ed to carry out the county or ganization work is made up of representatives of three organ izutions already active in this field: they are Mrs. Azalea, Sa ger, state home demonstration leader, chairman; Mrs. Clara Thompson, state home econom ics leader for the farm security administration, and Mrs. Laura Wells, consultant in nutrition for the state board of health, Portland. The committee will also un dertake to expand the school lunch program throughout the state, which is now reaching only 19 per cent of Oregon's schools, according to the re port of a subcommittee headed by Mrs. Mabel Mack, extension nutritionist. Only 12 per cent of the Oregon schools are mak ing use of the surplus food products made available by the the federal government. Shortage of Farm Labor Felt Over Oregon, Report Increased shortages of farm luborcrs are being felt through out tho state, reports indicated Monday. While more carloads of mi grant farm workers poured through Klamath Falls from southern California farm secur ity camps to north state straw berry patches, a call was sent out from Nyssa and Ontario, Ore., for beet workers and onion thinners. The announcement said ap proximately six months work would be available. Prospective workers will be housed in tents in farm camps but must have their own bedding ai.J cooking utensils. Washing and toilet facilities will be furnished. Meanwhile a demand for strawberry pickers still existed. HICKS TO LEAD On Wednesday evening, May 14, at the Fremont school at 7:30 a local district training committee under the leadership of Joe Hicks will put on a one night training session for all scoutmasters, troop committee men, district committeemen, and fathers of the Scouts. Assisting Hicks will be Rev. Victor Phillips, who will discuss the history of scouting, Howard Boyd who will lead the songs and games, Dwight Gilchrist who will discuss the program. Dem onstration of actual scouting will be put on by the boys of different ranks. In sending a letter, the aver age cost to the government is 1.7.1 cents. Prowlers Rifle Grocery Till Another burglary was brought to the attention of city police after prowlers took the hasp off the side door of the Cres cent grocery sometime Friday night. Shelves were rifled and a quantity of groceries removed. From the till the thieves got $2.50 In cash. PHIL, ALICE WED HOLLYWOOD, May 13(U.FD Alice Faye, blonde film actress, . tonight telephoned the movie studio which has her under con tract that she and Phil Harris, band leader, were married Mon day at Ensenada, Mex. The word "alewlfe" bear no relationship to women, but li fish of the herring family found along the Atlantic coast. ' The most outstanding meeting of the year that is held by the Klamath County Public Health association will take place Fri day evening at 6:30 o'clock when dinner will be served at the Willard hotel. All members of the associa tion and the public are cordially Invited to attend this annual meeting for which tickets will bo sold during this week, ac cording to R. Paul Roberts, pres ident of the association. Reservations may be made at the health unit or at the Willard. A n cspcclully outstanding speaker has been secured Dr. Ralph C. Matson, a well known physician ot Portland, who has specialized in treatment of tu berculosis, and it is expected that his talk, illustrated by pic tures, will be ono of the most Interesting ever presented by tha association. HOT FEET YREKA, Calif. (At Elmer Jordan's shoes get well soaked with chemicals In his work on a state weed spraying crew. He volunteed to help a plumb er. Sonic hot lead dropped on his shoes. There was a puff of smoke, an explosion. The shoes wero blown off his feet. lie Is in Scott Valley hospital. Elsewhere In Oregon VOTE SET NUY 31 HAVE YOU A HOLE - - - 9h yut PocJUi? Why not put those "carefree" dimes and quarters In a savings account and watch your pocket money grow Instead of dwindlel FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KLAMATH FALLS Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Sixth at Main Dial 8195 LA GRANDE, May 13 m Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith paid a maternity hospital bill here with a pint bottle full of dimes. They said they had saved enough dimes to pay the physi cian, too. BAKER, May 13 (P) State convention ot odd fellows and Rcbekahs will be held here May 19-22. PRINEVILLE, May 13 (P) The Princvlllc-Crook county chamber of commerce has voted $400 to a fund for a turf grid iron here. TILLAMOOK, May 13 P) Offer of a 71 ccnt-an-hour wage increase was accepted by AFL workmen at the A. F. Coats Lumber company last night. The agreement, affecting ISO men, will expire in August. UO Medical School To Increase Quota PORTLAND, Ore., May 13 (UP Tho University of Oregon medical school will admit ten more students than usual this year to help meet the pressing need for doctors. Dr. Richard B. Dillchunt, dean, announced here Monday. Dr. Dillehunt said the school Is increasing its enrollment at the request of the association of American medical colleges. The school's maximum enroll ment upder the present budget Is 250 students. A scries of county meetings 1 to explain the provisions of the j national referendum on wheat ; quotas were scheduled through- out Oregon from May 12 to 17 i by the state office of the AAA. ! County and community commit- j teemen will take the informa lion obtained from state offi cers at these meetings and will pass it on to wheat farmers In general at community meetings to be held between now and the referendum date, May 31. Approval of wheat quotas proclaimed on May 10 by Sec retary of Agriculture Wickard, in accordance with the 1938 law, is vital to the future wel fare of Oregon commercial wheat growers, believes Will Steen, Umatilla county farmer and chairman of the state com mittee. Unless the marketing quota plan is approved by two thirds of those voting, the gov ernment loan program will be discontinued. Under the quota plan any grower who has stayed within his wheat allotment un der the AAA program can mar ket his crop the same as usual with no restriction. Polling places for the refer endum will be arranged by each county committee. Productive plants in the air craft industry nearly doubled during 1940, rising from about 12,000,000 square feet at the be ginning of the year to 22,600,000 square feet. 1 NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT PALACE Reality Shop 626 Main Valerie McCaulty Sylvia Stelber Operators Call 3S11 for Appointment Paul O. Landry this question: "We understand that premises liability policies have been expanded to in clude protection against loss from accident caused by use of bicycles, hand trucks and the like, even though they might be off the premises? Are we pro tected in case our bicycle delivery boy injures a per son while on an errand for us?" For Information on any Insurance problems, consult The Landry Company, 313 Main street. Phone 5612. "The Court House Is across Main street from Our Office." r. weak, tired people who are suffering irnm a nutritional ricnricncy oi inme needed elements. You know how lm" portnnt ft is to hnva a siilllcirnt. sun fily ot iron. The vitamins help ntlmu nt nppotlte and alii digestion so you est more and got mora good from the foods you da out. If you nro feeling below par because your body lucks niilllclrnt Iron and Vltnmlns B, and 0, do this. Get Pursln from your druggist today. 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