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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1942)
June 10, 1042 HERALD AND .NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRIS WEYERHAEUSER CAMP MAY GET n w weyemiaeubkh camp 4, Juno I) A spoi'lal nchtjnl moot Inn win held nt tlio Woyorliuou nr Ciimp 4 school tiouso Mon diiy nlKlit, nt which Fred Peter linn of the county unit presented the problem of tencher and bun iervli'o sliorlnues and suUKestcd chunve be mndo In the local et-up. Ho iiiRUoatod tin local school and teacher bo unit to Ciimp 0, and nil school children here be taken to Kono by bus. Another suUKeslloii was to keep the local Hcliool and arid the upper tirades to It, and board hlxh school children In either Kono, K. I it itiu til Fill lit or Ashluwl. Thl urriiiiKement would require any (inulii school children HvInK nt Klnii Cole to walk along the hitlhwuy or provldo their own transportation. It win aliio suwucsted that any hlMh school atudontii who pro vide their own transportation to the bun line at ElllnKHon'i mill would be allowed somothing on that oxpoiiBa from county school fund, the name a hluh school (Indent boarding near a school. Tlio local ichool committee has announced another meeting In the school house on Thursday at 7 p. m. and urges all parents and other Interested persons to attend, Barrymore't Will Discloses Fears LOS ANGELES, June 10 (IP) John Darrymore's will, filed for probata today, dlscloicd thnt the actor's many-iacotcd personality Included the fear of bolng burled alive. The will, which specifically excluded all his four divorced wives from participating In his estate, requested his executors to employ doctors and cooper nta fully with "any person who wishes to ascertain thnt I am In fact dend, and not In any other stala having the semblance . of denth, in order, so far as pos sible, to avoid all risk of my be' Ing burled alive." . , The actor, who made upward of million during his long career, left an estata valued, In the legal phraseology, In excess of $10,000, i it which his attor ney, Gordon Levoy, snid would have no certain income. With the exception of few specific bequests, Barrymore left his estate to his three children, Dinnn, 21; Dolores, 12, and John Blythe Bnrrymore, 10. Snell Cancels Driver Schools SALEM, June 10 (IP) Secre tary of Stnto Enrl Snoll an nounced todny thnt Oregon driver training schools would bo discontinued . for the dura tion of the war, because of the need for motor vehicle conser vation and because -of possible gasoline rationing. The courses have been con ducted by the state depnrtment to promote traffic safety. Classes now, under way will be completed, but no more will be scheduled. Bonanza A group of happy youngsters bonrded tlio train Tuesday, June 2, for Corvallis, whoro they will attend the 411 Summer school, Those attending from the Bonanza district wore Enrllno Brown, Cltirn It I tier, Harold Brown, Bobby Schmor, Helen Gowon, Gordnn Glvnn, Kcnnoth Brndshaw and Buddy Rueck. Mrs. C. A. Murtin of Klnmnth Falls spent tlio weekend with Mrs. Ruth Mullcnnnx. Peggy Robertson returned to her homo In Sncrnmonto after a brief visit here. She was ac companied by Miss Betty Spnrks of Klnmnth Falls, who will on- California city, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Horlon, who era spending tlio summer in Bonanza, mndo a business trip to Fort Klnmnth Inst week. Tlio Bonanza Womcns club hold tlio regular monthly busi ness meeting Tuesdny evening. Tlio officers elected for the yenr 1042-43 were Mrs. Botty Pcpple, president; Miss Edith T1ni,lf..i, mnrntnfv ntirl Mto Arln D..VI uti j , ,..ivi ....a. ..vim C...nlnt. 1-nn.l.KA, Tlio election of B member to the local nnd county school board will bo held ul tlio high school Juno IB. Voters nro urged to go and enst their votes. Rnlclgh Corrolhors, ngrlcul turo Instructor of Bonanza, nnd Art Colo, ngrlculturo instructor, loft for Oregon City to ntlond tlio summer school course hold thcro. Mi's. Corrothers and chil dren neenmpnnied them as fnr ns Wontluurn, where they will visit with hor parents. , One of Jap Subs Sunk at Sydney r .1 A VIA H I fi i t i ),m J. 1 " " Jst7V ) . ml . U I im, umN$f -r.-f.-J .vi '' '' ; xi4fim Thero will be a revival con ducted for one week at the Kcno Gospel center In Kcno, It was announced Tuesdny. These spe cial services will begin Wednes day at 7:30 p. m., 'continuing through the following Wcdncs dny night, Juno 17. Each service will bo filled with Instrumental numbers by an orchestra, Southern quartet singing, and preaching, tlio pas tor states. Rev, and Mrs. Warren D. Combs of the Klamuth Revival center of this city will assist In these services along with Rev. Anna Mae and Ruby Sharpe of the Ashland Tabernacle, Ash land. Rev. Mclvin R. Griffith Is pastor of the church; The Kcno Gospel center is on the right of tho Ashland high way, one-quarter mile west of tho Kcno nostoi7lce. People of Kcno, Elllngson mill and other communities are given a cor dial Invitation to these services. Read The Classified Page Air Raid Wardens Must Stay on Duty SALEM, June 10 VP) County defense councils must keep their auxiliary police and air raid wardens on duty after air raids to prevent panic-stricken mau evacuation usliltli might impede the efficient operation of military forces and civilian protection agencies, the state civilian defense council ordered Monday. ,. "Should bombs drop on Ore gon cities, it Is of vital impor tance that no hysterical attempts at evacuation be permitted," the council's orders said. Aircraft observers in the ci vilian defense organization will receive enough gasoline so that they will be able to drive to and from their posts, the coun cil said. STATE GUARD CALLED CAMP MURRAY, June 10 (.IP) State Adjutant General Walter J. DeLong said Tuesday he had called for volunteers of the Washington State Guard to Im mediately man observation posts of the air raid warning system at isolated points near Cope Flattery. Woman Weeps at , ' Sight of Bread PHILADELPHIA, June 10 () A woman who spent four ytsn in Italy says she "actually wept" on her return at ' th sight of white bread. , i ' "I hadn't seen s loai hv tw years," said Mrs. flebs Kelly, who came back on the Swedish liner Drottnlngbolm... : "''' If you wonder If the young folks are all out for war, just notice how they park along the road on moonlight nights to save, gas. . ....,), Naval salvage exports rait one of the small submarines which the Jap navy tent to attack Sydney, Australia harbor. Three were sunk. The ctaft was described by naval officers as being larger than the two-man submarines which were used by the Japs In the Pearl harbor sneak raid. Dec. 7. The sub attack failed. OSC President ' Choice Delayed PORTLAND, June 10 (P) De lay in selection of a president for Oregon Stnto college Is caus ed by Inability of one of tho men under consideration to come to Oregon for an Interview as yet, but it Is hoped that, he can come soon and thnt n selection can be made In time for the new admin istrator to take over this fall. President Willnrd L. Marks of Albany, president of the board, mode this explanation following adjournment of tho Juno meet ing today which set a near rec ord for brevity, being completed in less thnp an hour. Marks ntldcd that the board has nlrendy Interviewed locnl men under consideration and some from out of state, but that there are two more that mem bers desire to interview before a final decision. BOOMERANG SPRINGFIELD, III. (IP) Wil liam Ha r wood s freelance spy investigation landed him in Jail for a short time when a pickup acquaintance reported ,to police that Harwood expressed the hope the axis nations would win. 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