May 1S, 1041
THTC NKWS AND TUB HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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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.
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NOW UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
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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."
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