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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1941)
Novnmber 18, 1941 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE 7HRRB 4-H LEADERS TO MEET FDR GLASS FRIDAY "FourH Club Work and IU Relation In Nollomil DofoiiBO," In tho Ihcmo of llio second niiniml ill club lender' triilnlnd cliuol to be held In tlio Elk hotel In Kliimnlli Fnlla, Friday und Sut urdny of thla week, aturtlnu ut 0:30 u. in., uecordlntf to Clifford Jenkina, county club iiiimit. Tlia ciiiiinillti'o In ehurito of tho prournm, compound of Itex U lull. Mm. Karl Muck, Mra. bill Holier, Mra. Chiirlcy 'I'lmrmiin, Mra. A. II. McLiiln, Mra. Kurt Hlicurer, Cinorun lliiifelatrln. Lloyd Sciily and the county club BUi'iit, will ha umlntrd (luring the iraliilntf acliool hy H. C. Key. mour, tnto club lender, mid Miu llelrn Cowulll iiaalatunt. Tho purpose of tho training rlinnl la to provldo nn opportune iiy lor cum leuciera to accuro oino iiMlatiinco In conducting Weir respective 411 cluba, and to diaciiM and nrrnniw for local 411 club und county wldu 4 II ucllvltlet. On Frlduy, November 14, nil luudora will moot for abort acaalon together, uftor which homo oconomlca' leudera will meet with Mlaa Cowiilll for sub ject mutter, dumuiiatrutlpiis und Ulacuaalona. Mlaa Cowulll will bo prupurod with llluatrntlvo muturliii on tho vurloua home economics' projects. At tho sumo limn, uifi'lcullurul luudora mid lenders of mlacolluiieoua cluba, audi as forestry, , hundlcruft, bulldera, ot ceteru, will meat with Seymour for a almllur dls cuanlon of project mutter. On Sulurduy, November IS, all leudera will meet lit 0:30 u. m., for session toKotber, when subjects of uonurul Interest such as 4-11 club orgunlziillon, pinna and procedure, news writ ing, poster und rndlo playwrlt ing cnntesls, inovlps of county 411 activities (summer camp, spring fnir and stock allow) will ba shown. Demonstration, tcchnlM.ua and development will bo a fenturo of Hiiturduy morn ing' prournm. A luncheon at thu Klk hotel Suturdity noon will completo tho two-dny pro urnm. Fred Peterson, county school superintendent, will bo ono of tho iluest speakers nt the luncheon, and Mrs. Wlnnlfred Gillen, county home demonstra tion agent, will bo In charge of music. Any parents and all club lead cis uro invited to uttend the en tire two-dny session, according to Clifford Jenkins, 4-11 club agent. TOUT OnFOnD, Ore., Nov, 13 (UP) A Curlfornlo-Orcgon border movement for develop ment of mineral deposits was an nounced Wkdncsdny by Muyor Gilbert K, Gnbla of Port Orford. Gilbert la u leader in a movo ment of Curry county, Oregon, to scccrfo to Cullfornia. lie suid Del Norto t county, Cnllf., hnd nnmcd' a committee to work Willi Curry county pro ponents to weld Modoc, Siskiyou and Del Norto counties, Calif., and Curry, Josephine and Jack son counties, Ore., Into a solid front to fight for" development by federal, state or private means. , Gublo suid the Del Norte com mittee includes John McNnmnra, chairman of the Crescent City hourd of supervisors; John A. Juzn, Crescent City publisher; Judge John L. Child and City Clerk E. K. Griffin, Crescent City, and Horace L. Hawkins, head of the county miners' association. E White gldowall tires, favored by many owners of now vehicles, will soon be absent from tho highways as result of an order prohibiting manufacture of this type of tire, according to Dr. K. B. McDanlcl, president of the Oregon Stuto Motor association. Tho AAA club executive said that approximately two pounds morn crudo rubber per tire is required for making white-wall tires and the order prohibiting tho manufacture of these will savo around 13 million pounds of crudo rubber each year. Other savings will be effected in valu able stores of zinc and oxide used In coloring the side-walls. ."Trade-Ins of regular stock tires on new cars for the swanky white-walls has been responsible for a steady Increase In use of this type of tire," said Dr. Mc Danlcl, "although the principal advantage is In the looks. Such tires have white aide-walls only on one side. Sales from existing stocks will continue until they aro exhausted as the order is sued by tho director of prior ities simply halted their manu facture after August 23." He continued; Ai the government seeks to conserve rubber for national de fense purposes, due to the trans portation situation in connection with ahipmcnti from crude-producing ureas, motorists every where aro being urged to prac tice tiro care and thereby aid national defense with substantial savings for themselves. Failure to muintaln proper air pressure and careless driving practices have prevented motorists from getting tho maximum mileage built into new tires. Dragging brakes and striking curbs arc particularly hard on tires, caus ing more than ordinary wear." "Check your tires and check tire costs," is offered by the AAA club officials as a alogan for all motoriats. Special Tax Session Would Cost $45,000 SALEM, Nov. 13 (AP) A spe cial legislative session, requested by several Portland groups which want redrafting of the state's property tax system, would cost about $43,000, the state department said Wednes day. Special sessions, limited to 20 days, cost $40,731 In 1933, and $47,343 in 1035. II. S. BUYS MOST WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (UP) Increased demand for wool In the national defense program lias made the United States the biggest buyer of Argentine wool, the depurtmcnt of agriculture re ported today. Tho department estimated the 1041-1042 wool export surplus in Argentina at not more than 478, 000,000 pounds, a reductioa of about 10 per cent compared with 1940-1041. In the marketing year that ended last September 30, 83 per cent of Argentine wool exports were taken by the United States. This compared with 49 per cent in the previous marketing year and oajy 21 per cent in 1938-1039. Relieves distress from MOHTHLYV FEMALE WEAKNESS Lrdla E. 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