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Sea Dragon
WMTIffll America's future!
-COUNCIL EYES
CORHHTTEE'S
BOND REPORT
0
o
Rnt'OiiininiKlii tiiniK will bu pre
sented ,ti) tliu city count' 1 1 In sea
mIuii tonlHlil, Monday, by nimn
boM of the liouil commlltr; fol
lowing u lengthy mul thorough
ritudy uf city property secured
through foreclosure.
Chiilrmon of the committee,
W, O. Smith, mid niciiiberH of
Ills group, iimhIo the following
ritiiloinenl:
"In order to prevent the tin
necessary aooiimulatlon of tuxes,
Interest mul pcniiltlcs, nil dollti
(Itinnt uiuieioimcntH should he
foreclosed ut a curly u date iik
possible, For Inntunee, If there
lira many delinquencies in ore
than thrna years old, foreclosure
proceedings should begin on
thews ut onco, When It Is fin
lulled, proceedings ihould ha
utortod on next year's dollnquen
elcs mid no on until there only
reinulii uncollected iissessiiit'iila
which are delinquent una yeur
or I Ms.
"An o general policy we would
recommend thut all delinquent'
property In which the city hus I
n equity, other thnn luxes,!
should bu token over unit held by
the city, for tho benefit of nil i
thu taxpayers of tho city."
Tho rocommendntlon, In Its en- j
tlroty, will bo rend beforo tho
council.
Thin winged ion monster li none other than our old friend the PT torpedo boat. Artist Oaston
Suiluka presents In this drawing the Japanese Impronslon of the swift, deadly atUck craft M U speeds
over the wave after firing torpedoes at enemy ihlpi.
Champoeq Observes 100th
Anniversary of Oregon
-MEN AND
WOMEN IN
SERVICE
Private First Cluss Earl L.
Sanders, 24, USMC, sou of Kr
neat R, Sanders of 1720 Menlo
way, recently was gradu
atvd from Held telephone school
at the Snn Diego inarlno corps
base, Me now hus been assigned
to a sliinal battalion of a com
bat unit. PFC Sanders Joined
the murines December 12, 1042,
He was a railway switchman In
civilian life.
CAMP BARKELEY, Texas
Muynard Wilson, 28, of Mvdford,
Ore., son of Mr. and Mrs. Josso
A. Wilson, route 4, box 41), Med'
ford, today received his commls'
slon as a second lieutenant in
tho medical administrative corps
at tho officer candidate school
graduation here.
A grsduato of Willamette tml
vorslty, he was an attorney in
civilian life.
LAKEHUHST, N. J. Harold
G. Blohn, aviation machinist's
mute first class, UHN, son of
Charles Blohn, 2708 Kane street,
Klamath Falls, has been trans
ferred to a navy blimp squadron
after completing a three-months'
course In the naval training
school (lightcr-than-alr) at this
naval air station.
Episcopal Diocese
Convention Opens
PORTLAND, May 3 (P)
night Rev. Benjamin D. Dug
Hi well, bishop of tho Episcopal
" diocese of Oregon, opened tho
annual diocesan convention last
night with a request for "a pro
gram that offors some hopo of
doing tho Master's work."
','Wo arc poor ones to de
nounce sit-down strikes and nb
sonteolsm in Industry when wo
full to gear our operations to
tho needs of this emergency,
ho told clergy members.
No Eggs '
5 iSV
Ur .-l' i t t ,
Army nurses drag out the old
tin bucket for an impromptu
shampoo at their base In Aus
tralia, UeiH. Lily B'ucol of Hut
land, Vt works up the lather
while francos Cox of Wood
land, Mo,, gets ready for a cold
water rinse. ,
CHAMPOKG, May 3 (I) The
100th anniversary of the provis
ional government In Oregon was
observed here yesterday In cere
monies attended by un estimated
crowd of ,'1000.
A few pioneers who entered tho
territory before Oregon achieved
statehood In lUIiO and many de
scendimls of pioneers camo to
the site whore early American
and HrlUsh seltlent formed the
flint government May 2, 18-13.
Dr. Howard It. DrlgKS, Now
York, president of tho American
Pioneer Trails association und
principal speaker, lauded the
curly settlers of I he Oregon
country. Hubert S. Karrell. .sec
retary of slate; Leslie M. Scott,
Davis Soeakina
Ik
2
1 3 -TVi
t 1 j
I
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Elmer Davis calls out a com
ment to reporters at the open
pross conference held by Sennto
request In a caucus room. Note
he Inevitable glasses.
Tlio woolly monkey Is greatly
appreciated us food in Brazil.
Windsor and Buckingham pal
aces, London, contain 400 clocks,
f,T W? NIW XAI.fn' INM.RAN-(I
lux ,ihitki, it Awhlwd. In ih uirm.
o IMimbtr, IIH . Jll
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im..t t wMol .
pnrtt ,.
H.I jirim.hHi r.lrod m-
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Iurul. d4vl.taa .a4 root.
rfHt4 rturtl In. ynr , ft,M.f
iMMim. from o.r A.rcM
ro.lvi1 dwlne Jw , rii, m.H
In.uin.
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y.r ln-hdlns .,HtMrtmimt
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OnminlHlon. .nd MlrlM
n.ld diirlm Hi. y.r ...
T.tMt llnrnm nd htm vmlA
dui-lns th. yanr .........
Amount of all othor oindl
Inro. Mmltlnn(!B to Horn. OfMco
M.M4.M
44.IH.M
JOI.Kll.'K
,M,M,M.M
Vfttu. nf kmI ..t.M wnd
(niwliol v.loo) I MtitttiH
VaIu. of bond. ownd Iwiw-
llal) 1.I-W.M4.M
ffn.h In nanki and on band 4M,I94,H
Promlwna In tnurM of rol-
lootlon written alnc. Sont. '
o. 1041 : mniH
fMloroat and rania da H4 .
lMnruod , 14.MA.T4
khor armor, (nnl) XS.aa3.St
Totnl admtalted aaaola , ,4,M4,Ttt.M
IdoMHtara
Srnaa olajana for loaaa mi -
lold I IM.MI.M
Amount of miaarnad prnml-
nina en all oittatMidlns '
rlh .' SM.m.M
AM oHior Itotiltltloa m.Sflfi.tl
Total MatHlmra, naapt '
aainlal U,9M,VM.M
rnpltat dfpoalt.l BOA.ftaa.afl
Surpliia ovar nil
llnlMlitlpa ,. , . ' fxa.lM.M
aurphia aa rosarda pnlloj-.
hoidora .,, i ll.l.'a.taaM
T'l"' , ...(i,M,7ai.a
HtiahMM III Orntron for vonr
rl: promluma rooalrod ir-
ln Ilia y.r I M.ri;M
Mrt loaoaa pnld during pba
w"r M.0M.M
Noma of Company, Tha Maw 9t.at.nd
Inauranoa ro., t.lmltod.
Hlntlllory ranldont atlornov for aarvli,
w. n, Fortmann, s tldlns IWi, Hart.
land. Or.
stato treasurer; Charles A.
Spraguc, former governor, and
Waller Moacham, -executive sec
retary of tho Oregon Trail Cen
tennial commission, also were on
the program.
The eons and daughters of
Oregon pioneers sponsored tho
program as one of Iho events in
the centennial observance. Oth
ers are scheduled in Oregon cit
ies Inter.
Drlggs olso spoke In Portland
ceremonies In which tho liberty
ship Robert Newell was launch
ed. The vessel, tho 177th from
tho Oregon Shipbuilding corpor
ation, was mimed after the pio
neer who led tha first wugon
train Into tho Willomette valley.
Canadian Plane
Employees Asked
To Vote on Work
VANCOUVER, B. C. May 3
(CP) Employees of Boeing Air
craft of Canada, Ltd., kilo since
last Wednesday morning becouse
of a dispute over rest periods,
will be asked at a moss meeting
today to voto on a proposal to
return to work.
A policy embodying a "back
to work" suggestion was drawn
up at an all-night meeting of
shop stewards and executivo of
Aeronautical Mechanics lodge
No. 7S6 (AFL).
DINNER FOR BlXf ,
DENVER. Colo. (P) Now the
squirrels are pushing the cats
around.
E. R. Schwab's cat, Tabby,
adopted two orphan squirrels.
Then she gave birth to four kit
tens. At mealtime the squirrels got
there first and shove the kittens
away.
More than $18,000,000 was
raised for the British Red Cross
during the first year of the war.
No gem is as rare Is a flaw
lcss omernld.
Spiders are able to spin
threads that are only one five
thousandth of an inch thick.
Synoptlt of Annual Blatamant of
Tha NSW YORK II ' INIURAN0I
0OMPANY
of Nw York. In the Stata of New York,
on tha thlriy-flrit day of Pacrmhrr, 1019,
mailo tn tha Iniuranoa Commllnner of Uia
Stata of Orrion, puruant to Uwi
CAPITAI,
Amount of capital Block paid
up .
INCOME
Total premium Income for
the year 1 HT.MMM.M
Intercut, dividend! and real
relate Income received dur-
Ins tha year U4,UI,4N.SS
Income from other lourcre
received during tha year Tt.lfS.fMi.M
Total Income S !,ai7,0S.II
DISBtmSEMEXTS
P-atd for loeice, endowment.,
annultlei and aurrender val
u.i I liMioMU.M
Dividend! paid to policyhold
er! diving tha year . SO.SSt.aaS.M
CommlMlona and ealarlei paid
durlnit the year SS,M,in.M
Tnxee, ileenic! and free paid
during tha year . 1M0,IM.
Amount of all other eapendl-
turei n.TSS.Kt.Sl
Total expenditures I JCUM.Olt.J!
ARPKTB
Value of real aetata owned
(mnrkrt vnltic) TT,
Loana on mortgage! 416,
'Value of hontlH owned (araor-
tlird or Inveatment) , HPS,
Value of itocke owned tmarket
vaiuel . ae,
Premium noUi and policy
loana ,
faali In kanka and on hand -lnterent
and rent, due and
accrued
Net uncollected and deferred
premium! H. , ,
Other aeicta (net) L
,MI,TSB.SI
ses.ite.48
ete.sos.co
.ur.sM.oo
.SJT.OSI.H
,937,511.14
,0M,8M.7S
SSI.SU.III
Tolal ailmlllcd ailfta MUS.aSi.OM.OH
Sccurltlrj valued at llt,I7,?..0O are de.
poellrd with Clovernment! and State! aa
rco,ulrcd by law,
LIAF1IMTIKS
Net reaervei t:tT,S97,7.14.0O
Uroe! claim! for Iomc! un
paid 1fl.lTa.fl0T.0l
All other llalillltlei ...... J,I8,.(J
Total llahllllloe, except capl-
Capllal I'nld Un .
Hurplua over all llalillltlei ,
.,2IO,(!8,raS.I
o
0
Rurnlua rciarved for Oeneral
Contlngenclea , soi.rss.iso.JJ
Tolal .'. ISI43.nS.tlM.0J
Umlneit In Oregon for the Year
Net. premium! and annultle!
during tho year ., l,4SHM.tr
Divlilrud! pnld during tha
year .,. lo,tii7.M
Not Ineaca and clalmi, endow
ment!, eurrrndera, and an
nultle! paid during the year 1.fSO.n39.sa
Name of Company, New York Life Ineur-
anca fiompany.
Name of rreildent George 1 Harrtion.
Natna of Secretary, William F. Rohlfti.
Statutory realdent, attorney for eervlce
II. A, Durham, Pilbllo Service Bldg.,
030 8. W. 0th Ave., Portland.
Kaiser Launches
Third Carrier by
Throwing Champagne
VANCOUVER, Wash., Muy 3 ,
(A't The Henry Kaiser shipyard j
launched its third aircraft es
cort carrier, the Coral Sea, hero
Saturdoy.
Tho vessel broke awuy a half-
rnlnuto ahcod of schedule and
tho wife of Vice Admiral Frank
J. Fletcher, commandant of the
J3th HHval district, swung too
luto with tho champagne bot
tle Kdgar F. Kaiser, general
manager of the yard, aved tho
day by hurling the bottle after
the ship. The bottle broke.
Three Boys Drown
In Bcker Pit Lake
BAKER, Ore, May 3 (VP)
Drownings claimed tho lives of
three Baker boys Sunday night
whilo they were pluying on rafts
in a gruvel pit lake near the city
bull park. The victims were
Raymond Clegg, 11, Alvln Luff,
12, unci Calvin Harkness, 13.
VITAL STATISTICS
LINDOW Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
May 3, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Lindow, 2315 Home
dale road, a boy. Weight: 7
pounds ounces.
OLSON Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore, May 2, 1943, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Olson, 3431 Bis
bee street, a girl. Weight; 4
pounds 14 ounces.
WOODARD Born at Klam
ath Valley hospital, Klamath
Falls, Ore., April 28, 1943, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woodard,
213 Michigan avenue, a boy.
Weight; 7 pounds 11 H ounces.
Hair brushes should be wash
ed in cold water to which a lit
tle ammonia has been added.
sTrroPfits of A retro at, statem-HT
Of the HANOVER FIRE INfilBANCB
CO. of New York. In the Stat, of N.w
Yortt. on th. thlrty-flrat day of Decem
ber, 1013, mede to th. Inaurance Com
mleetoner of th. Stata of Owon, par-
atnart te law :
Aewoarrt eg elt itMk
tret premium, received dttr-
Ing th. year l lll.lll H
ant.reat, dlvld.od and
rente tweetved d.rtaei th.
roar ami n
kctooro. Pcem othw warcM
rac.lred erl.g Mm yeu tat.tel t4
lte,te4.lti.H
lae paid during th.
year inoiiMtng aaeMt-
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p-td dwrmg th. Tr ... hM.M.M
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pld dureng to. y r ,,. m.M.M
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brokerage ,
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W. . McDor-ali. Pe-tlMH. Or
The Landry Co
' LOCAL AGENTS
313 Main Phone 5612
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(EUimiLS
AMMiTJAlL FUME)
One hundred and fifty-eight of your neighbors have volunteered their
services and substantial contributions in this drive. They feel that the train
ing of our youth is of vital importance to the future of America. Wa pay
tribute to their willingness to give of their time and efforts.
They look to YOU and will call upon YOU for your support to make pos
sible the continuation of these essential youth organizations In this com- 1
munity.
"VOLUNTEERS IN SCOUT-CAMP FIRE FUND DRIVE-
Campaign Chairman, 'John B. Ebinger
Campaign Executive Committee
A. M. collier
Marehall Oomett
8. d. McDonald
. I, Balcntint
TIAM NO. I-IIONI CLUB
Imer Wade, Dept.
R. A. (Bob) Laraon '
Cava Bridge
Ourt toakatlll
Walt Kennelt
Roy Byrnes
0. R. (Oeo.) Klitsin
"ranjt Ramaay
Barl Redman
frank Partita
TIAM NO. II ROTARY CLUB
Olenn W. Hout, Oapk
Mltohall Tlllotaon
Laalla Roar .
B. R, Maxwell
John Klrby
T. B. Waltire, Ueirt,
Id. Jonea
Lloyd Prooh
OloH Reeder
Keith AmbroM
TEAM NO. Ill-KIWANH 0LUB
Pred B. Southwell, Oapt. .
Harold Praney
Bob Robblna
Inula Roberta
V. J. ilotepheon
Vanoa V. Vaupil
I. P. Ltvinxeton
Qreer Orew .
0. A. Lundy
W. w. Wood
Ted H. Reeves
1, tl. Olion
Bill Oomtana
Kenneth Klahn
W. w. Southwell
Prank Jenklna
John Notation
Vent Owana
H. D. Eller
Lie Handrlckl
General Drive Chairman, Vern Moore
Assistant Drive Chairman, Mrs. Percy Murray
TEAM NO. IV-ILKJ L0DOI
Ettln Kller, Oapt,
J. A. McDonald
ilohn A. Shaw -
Roy RakaatraiaT
Qlrw Oarnlnl
Bob Howard .
I. Mullla
Homer lllla
Jack Llnman
Latter Wright
Id Hlokman
TEAM NO. V-AMRRI0AN LEO I ON
Prad LaPorgo
Olyda Thomnaon
Prank Hootan
Id Shea
R. I, MoOahay
dim Powler
Tom Young
Ralph Howard
O rover Motley
Jamea A. Hunter
TEAM NO. VI- 0OO PILLOWS
8, R. Redhey, Capl,
Herb Muntrll
Carl Sanded
R. A. Oanlrall
H. D, Barnhart '
John Sehnalberger
TEAM NO. VM-VETinANS OP
POREION WARS
Jim Souther, Oapt.
BUI Canton
Mra. J. H. Oarnahan
Mrt. Roy Oatler
Mrt, John Mullln
TEAM NO. Vltl-JUNIOR CHAM
BER OP COMMERCE
Willi Roblnaon, Oapt,
iloa Bally, Lieut
Al Woodruff
Phil Lea
damet Karna
Elton tmlth
Troy Cook
D, W. Rloa
Bob O'Sulllvar
Don Potter
TEAM NO, IX-OIRL SCOUTS, III.
Mrt. L. A. Murphy, Capt,
Mrt. Leo Hula
Mra. Dean Oaburn '
Mra. Shaplelgh
- Mitt Haul Morrlton
Mrt, H. P. Botworth dr.
t Mrt. C L Oglt
1 Mra. A. L. Qralapp
Mrt. Lowtll Kaup
Mrt. R. H. Radolllle
TEAM NO. X-DAOi TIAM
Phil Bloilgilt, dpt.
Chae. II. Shlnn
Louia Mann
Prank TMontpeon
L, P. Luit
T, o, annul
Clarence Miller ,
Bob Belend
B. Boudon
Don Rloa
L. H. Oravep
R. 0. Qroetback
Prad Pleat
0. 0. Tatmaa
TIAM NO. XI-0AMP PIRS
Mra. R. H. RamM, Dapt.
Mra. Prank Peyton '
Mra. Matt Kohn, dr., Llaut,
Mrt, Ouy MtrrlH
Mrt. Ray W. Oldenburg
Mrt. Paul 0. Landry
Mrt, Horechel Morris
Mra. Joaeph Pilar
Mra, Harold Oltaaon
Mra, Imaat Hdwall
TIAM NO. XII-BUSINISI AND
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
Mlea Pramla MeMullen
Wlnnlfred Damall
Alice Vltu
latnor Winifred
Coral Sab
TEAM NO. XIII-KNIOHTI OP
00LUMBUS
Welly Hector, Oapt
John MoAndraw
John Holrsang
Otto Imllh
Id, aotokntr
Harold Hondrlekton, lliut.
Ray Guerrottat
dohn Kennedy
Ployd Walter
Prank Delye
team no. xiv-iaolii ieaa
deck Henry, Oept.
M. L. Shepherd
Dlok Hlbba
A, D, Meek
. K. Perkins
ft,.-. U.lMH
M. M. Pernell
0. D. Drove
Sid Herbert '
dot Ballhlior
ILtet's Wut Tlais five veirl?