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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Four-H News
Oregon News Notes
NEW TRAINING
ANNOUNCED
E
Arnold Griilnpp, hood of civil
Inn deft-nso tnilnlnii, lodny an
nounced n now coumo for civil
Inn di'fiMiHO workers which will
tint on April 10. Speeches,
movies, and demonstrations will
bo Included In tlio protirnm.
This in tho outllno on an
nounced by Gnilupp:
First mcuthiK, April 1(1, 1043.
Subject: General Coumo.
1. TnrKut for TonlKlit film.
2. Tho Klumiith Kails Defense
Council Gum Kriuiso.
3. Tlio Klmniitli Fill In Control
Center Orth Slncmoro, Hnrold
Kruncy,
4. Tho Work of tin Rcsctio
Unit film,
5. Summary Gus Krause.
Second meeting, April 30,
10-1 3.
Subject: General Courao,
1. Air Patrol Bob Fulton.
2. T h o Medical Service!
George Mycm.
3. Tho 1'ollco Reserves Har
old Frnnoy.
4. Hexlstratlon.
5. Tho Air Hold Wnrden
film.
An Air Raid Warden's Re
port film.
6. Discussion Coleman
O'Louuhlln.
7. Summary Gin Krauso.
Third meeting, May 14, 1043.
1. Gn Defonso
(ii) Gas Musk and Giui Pro
tections; (b) Adjustment of
the Trained Gas Mask
film; () Gases Kinds and
Characteristics Coleman
O'LouKhlln.
2. Dnmblui:
(ii) lliftli Explosives Enrl
Reynolds, county coordina
tor. (b) The Unoxploded Bomb
Hnrold Krnncy.
(c) Summery Giu Krause.
Fourth meollna, May 28, 1043,
1. Klro Defense Keith Am
brose. 2. The Now Fire Bomb film.
3. Identification of Aircraft
film.
4. Alrplnne Identification
Orth Slscmoro.
8. Summary Gus Krause.
"Incentive Pay"
Considered for
Munitions Plants
"WASHINGTON, April 8 W)
Amid strong Indications that
President Roosovelt hns dropped
his opposition to "Incentive'
liny, tho war production board
is scheduled to confer with In
bor end Industry today In an
effort to work some such
scheme for boosting munitions
output.
A subcommittee of WPB's
new managcmcnt-lnbor council
arranged to meet with Charles
K. Wilson, WPB executive vice
chnirmnn, to start work on de
tails of nn Jnccntivo plan for
tho nlrcrnft Industry.
CIVl
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WHACK IT CLUB OF
MERRILL
On Murch 31, there . wus a
birthday party held for Culenc
lliirrkk, although her birthday
was April 2, Tho refreshments
woro furnished by our leader,
Mrs. Mary L, Fox. They consist
ed of caKo, ico cream unci candy.
Wo played games then until
our tlmu was up.
Kathryn Wilson,
News Reporter.
4 H SEWING CLUB, MERRILL
The 411 Sewing club had
pnrly on St. Patrick'! day, The
party wus given for tho winners
of tho scrap drive, Sldo two
won becnuso It brought tho most
silk, aluminum, paper, and
books for tho armed forces to
read.
At tho party wo hud Ice
cream, cuko and nuts, The cukes
wore made by Ruby Iccnblco
and Burbura Iccnblco. To our
parly on St. Patrick's day wo
Invited Mr. and Mrs. Ochllrlch.
They are fifth and sixth grado
teachers.
Before the party we pluycd
a game. Tho gunio wo played
was "Crazy Questions and Silly
Answers." Our last meeting wus
a business mooting. Wo bundled
our books and the scrap so Mr.
Lopcr could gather It up easier.
Wo are going to sell our scrap.
Our secretary, Rosulco Hen
derson, hns moved away, so wo
elected a now ono. Tho honor
was glvon to Glorln Mason. Two
members woro absent. They
were Gcroldlno McKcndrce and
Barbara Iccnblco.
Tho money we get from our
crap will go Into the club
treasury Mrs. Lopcr said wo
could uko It to decorate the
booths at tho fair. We will also
use It to buy refreshments for
the parties wo have.
At our next business meeting
Betty Mne Hammond and Vir
glnlo Brllcy will demonstrate on
how to outline.
Virginia Brlloy,
News Reporter.
Mrs. J. J. Astor
Readies for Reno
Divorce Action
NEW YORK, April 8 (ZD
Mrs. John Jncob Astor 3rd, the
former Ellen Tuck French, estab
lished residence In Reno, Nov.,
today preparatory to obtaining a
divorce, Astor'! New York office
announced.
CARD OF THANKS
To tho people of Bly, Mrs, Nix
on, Jack Londcll, Mrs. Clydo Ly
brnnd, Mrs. - Dnhms, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Bclicr, tho young
pcoplo's organization, thanks for
your beautiful flowers and your
kindness.
MRS. CLYDE LEE
Hillside Hospital.
Suburban League
DANCE
Altamont
Elementary School
SATURDAY.
April 10th
More thnn likely you're
living in a suit ... add spice
and sparkle with beautifully
tailored Queen Qualitys.
TICKETS FOR
BENEFIT MIL
Moro than 700 tickets have
been sold fur tho benefit dunce
to bo given Saturday, May 1, for
tho Shrlno hospital for crippled
children in Portland, It was an
nounced at tho April meeting of
tho Klumoth Falls Shrine, club
held In tho Wlllard hotel Wed
nesday night. Cecil L, Jlmcrson
of Algomu, Is general chairman
of tho diineo to bo given in the
urmory. Tho goul Is $2000, It
was announced.
Attending the Shrine club
crab feed lust night was Paul 13,
ltynning of Medford, Illustrious
Potcntulo of Hlllah temple, and
Sum Stlncbuugh of Grants Puss,
usslstunt Rabban, Six attended
from Tulclukc.
Plans woro made for a spring
ceremonial to bo held In this city,
Saturday, May 22, and for a sec
ond ceremonial, Mny 20 In Eu
gene. Naming of tho two meet
ings makes It possible to con
serve on transportation, It wus
pointed out.
If It's a "frozen" articlo you
need, advertlso for a used ono
In the classified.
JISSESSSXS
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By The Associated Press
A Washington county tax or
ganizing committee authorized
application for federal funds for
construction of a flux processing
plant .... An explosion In a
service tunnel at the Swan Island
shipyurd ut Portland injured two
workers who were repairing en
oxygen lino and hulled opera
tions on ull ways for several
hours .... The U. S. forest serv
ice at Portland announced that
1,10 men have agreed to spend
their summer vacations In fire
protection Jobs. . . ,
Leo Anderson, negro employe
of Oregon Shipbuilding corpora
tion at Portland, filed a suit in
circuit court against tho AFL
linilermukeri'tinlon, charging It
with racial discrimination and
refusing to clear him as a welder
because ho docs not belong to
the union .... At Tillamook the
appointment of Jack Cuuficld us
Tillamook county war bond
chairman to succeed C. II. Smith,
resigned, was announced. . , .
Willlum H. Bnkcr, Lakcvicw
public school superintendent, an
nounced that he has been culled
611 3. 6th Phone 6669
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I ItOEBIICR 111 Ct.
from the naval reserve to servo
with the construction battalion
(Scubccs) .... The OP,A at Port
land was Informed that the reg
ulation requiring 80-pound pur
chases of seed potatoes had been
lifted, making any quantity le
gal , , . At Redmond, Mrs. John
Bradctich and Mrs. George Brad
otlch converted a milk bottle
full of dimes into war bonds
bottle's value was $225,
UNHORSED, HE HOPES
LOS ANGELES, (Pj Because
he's tired of being called Sea-i
biscuit, Whlrlowoy and names of
other turf greats, Charles Ross
Horsey Jr., 17, Is asking superior ;
court to change his surname to
Collins. I
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