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SEE NEWSPAPER MADE Klamath union hloh ichool olrls (rem commercial cUiih arc ihown In the nawi room at lha
plant of The News and Herald. They had been looking at tha teletype In tha cabinet In tha background, but )ust ai the picture
waa taken they were watching tha unusual typing technique of Sporta Editor Bob Leonard, right The man with hit back to
tha camera ia Nawa Editor Art Bremer.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR Max Singer, of Boston, national commander-in-chief of tha Veter
III of Foreign Ware of tha United States, waa entertained at a banquet here Thursday night by
tha local VFW post. Commander Singer, aeated left aboTe. waa accompanied by Louis E. Starr
(standing), state commander. Tha third man is James Souther of Klamath Falls. 1942 department
encampment president who serred as aide to tha commander-in-chief during his Oregon visit.
Commander Singer spoke on tha veterans' part In tha war program.
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LONG-BELL BURNER This picture shows at left tha new Long-Bell burner along tha
highway at Dorria when It was under construction. Tha burner la now finished and la In use.
It was brought to Dorria from Beetle,
OREGON GRADUATES RECEIVE INDUSTRIAL TRAIN
ING Douglas Marsden (left), of Condon Ore., and George Steph
enson, LakeTlew, examine training schedule of Westlnghousa Elec
tric ft Manufacturing company's oraduata atudant course. Both
FRENCH POSTER DISPLAYED HERE This poster was brought from Franca by Colonel are members of tha course which combines practical work, ex
S. O. Johnson of Berkeley, Calif, who was In charge of American-operated sawmills in the ad- part instruction and careful guidance and was originated by
ance lone In France in the World' war. The poster was put out In 1920 by tha Bank of Alsace- Westinghouse 80 years ago to halp its new collage graduate em-.
Lorraine to popularise post-war reconstruction loan for devastated area. The job was dona ployea bridge the gap between acadamio work and actual pro
bat the Germans overran the same country 20 rears later. Suction work.
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PROMOTED Claude W. Sum
men, graduate of Klamath
Union high school and son of
Mrs. Eva Hooper of this city,
is now stationed at Wilmington,
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CHEESE FACTORY BUILDING HERE Picture shows the start of construction of the 125.000 cheese factory of the Klan .
N. C. He has recently been pro- ath Falls creamery, on Klamath avenue at the rear of tha creamery building.
moted to corporal in the United
States air corps, 20th ' Pursuit
Group, AFCC.
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STREET CONSTRUCTION JOB Klamath avenue scene shows construction of now etordj)
sewers for which Klamath people voted millagea year or two ago. WPA Is helping on tha Job.
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COACH ENLISTS Carl S.
White, Bonansa high school bas
ketball and football coach,
leaves this weekend for serv
ice with the navy. He piloted
the Antlers Into the Klamath EXPANSION The Conifer Lumbar company, ' Klamath's newest mill, this week was In the midst of an enlargement program
County B league basketball with the construction of a number of new dry kilns. The moulding plant, located on the Great Northern spur near the Klamath
championship this year In his river bridge south of the city, has been In operation hare for less than two years. The enlargement will not Involve the em
first season as Bonansa mentor, ployment of any more labor.
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