Mny 7, 101S
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGB THREB
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AWARD TO BE
GIVEN SCOUT
F
Tim worker tonm bringing In
thu greatest iimmiiit of money
for thu Henut-Ciunp Klro fund
will ho given n $1U0 Wur Uond
by IIib Lion's club. In turn, thin
will be presented by tbe tcnm to
the Srout-Cnmp I"" I t-e fund. Cltlz
zons who mny Imvo boon missed
in lliu regular culls of tho volun
teer eiuiipnlgncrs limy iniiko
their contrlbullonii lit the cum
pnlgu offlco which In In the Boy
Scout offlco upstnlrs In tho Unit
ed Stilton National Dunk build
ing. Credit for Mich contribu
tions will go to wluilovor tenm
the donor suggests.
Teams lira in tlio field from
tho following clubs who will re
cnlvo credit: Rotnry, Lions', Kl
wiinls, Girl S.icoutN, Cnnip Klre
Cjlrls, Du.il liens unci Professional
Women's club, Englcs, Elks, Vot
ornns of Foreign Wnrs, Amerlcun
Legion posts, Knights of Colum
bus, and Junior chamber of com
merce. In addition to n dads' tcnm
from tho First Congrogntlonul
church,
UNO
TEAMS
WASHINGTON. Mny 7 (70
The man who smokes a blnck
cignr almost ns big ns tho fig
urntlvo club he wielded In In
itiating Americans to rationing
-x and price colllnRs has landed a
) prlvnte Jol ho will Interpret
these nnd other federnl controls
for business men.
Leon Henderson, 210 pound,
47 year old former price admin
istrator nnd new deal economist,
announced yostcrdny ho hnd nc
cepted n post as chnlrmnn of the
board of editors of tho Research
Institute of Amcrlcn, Inc. a prlv
nlo research and business re
porting service with offices here
and In New York,
Henderson said ho bud been
Impressed with tho merit of tho
Institute's activity In "tnklng to
business men effective Interpre
tations of governmental regulations."
FFA ELECTS NEW
PORTLAND, May 7 Of)
Bill Morris of Baker Is tho new
president of tho Future Farmers
of Amcrlcn chapter In Oregon.
Morris, who succeeds Elvnn
Pitney, Junction City, was
elected as the 15th nnnunl stntc
convention closed yesterday.
Bill Rock, Nestuccn, wns named
vice president; Jack Wells, In
dependence, secretnry; Jim
Shnw, Pendleton, treasurer, and
Pnul Dlckmnn, Silverton, re
porter. O. M. Plummer, Pacific In
ternational Livestock exposition
manager; Will H. Henry, Port
land, nnd John Wclbes, Albany
: agricultural Instructor, were
I awarded honorary stnlo farmer
ratings.
OBITUARY
JESSE D. WRIGHT JR.
Josso D. Wright Jr., n lifelong
resident o( Klnmnth county,
passed nwny near Chlloquln,
Ore., on April 18, 1043, nt 4:20
p, ni. Tho deceased was born nt
tho Klnmnth Agency and was
aged 15 years, 1 month nnd 13
days when called. Besides bin
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Josso D.
Wright, of Chlloquln, he Is sur
vived by three brothers, Jnmes,
'John nnd Joseph; three sisters,
Tcrc.m, Catherine nnd Mnrgnrct
Ann; bis grandparents, Mr, nnd
Mrs. Ilnns Anderson, nil rcsl
dents of Chllotiulii, Ore., nnd five
) uncles and one aunt. Tho re
mains rest at Wnrcls Klnmnth
Funeral homo, 025 High street.
Tho funeral notice will appear
In this Issuo of the pnpor.
1 FUNERAL
JESSE D. WRIGHT JR.
The funeral service for tho
Into Josso D, Wright Jr., who
passed nwny nenr Chlloquln,
Ore., on April 18 will tnko plnco
from Our Ludy of Mount Cnr
mol Cntholle church, Chlloquln,
Snturdny morning, Mny 8, when
n requiem mass will bo celebrat
ed for tho repose of his soul
commencing at 10 n, m. Tho Rev.
Fntber M. F. Ahonrno will offi
ciate Commitment services nnd
Interment will follow In tho fnm-
)N lly plot of tho Wilson cemetery.
' Friends nro Invited. Wnrds Klnm
nth Funeral homo In chnrgo,
HIDDEN MOTORS FORESEEN
It Is thought Hint efforts to re
duce tho nlr resistance of nlr
pliines will eventually result In
placing the motors completely
wllhln Ihn wings.
MEN AND
WOMSN IN
SERVICE
FAHHAGUT, Ida. New re
cruits hero from Kliiiiinlli Falls
are: Howard Vernon IJclnmoler,
son of Gcorgo O, Delniiii'tcr, and
llorry Bliirkwell, son of Mr. mid
Mrs. Ed llluckwcll, lilt l'luni
street,
FROM FORT U'l X VENB Stuff
Sergeuiit C 1 n r o n c o Chlldem
stu t I o n c d nt
Fort Stevens,
flrr... umik lifinif.
iff r- v
recently visit if. "Vii'
1
tlV
lug nis nioiner, ,v w
Mrs. M n r yf.t't 2 ;i
Chlldem ofV K
Klamath Falls (r' , Jvrf
C'lillclors wnsRi ' Wfc'f
inoblli'.ed from f , .i. 1
tho national, !" ' '
guards 2 'A 5 t,J 1
yenrs ago. He $Ai ,' !'S
expects to be fcawMiiMiwwl
transferred to Ciillfornla soon,
TRANSFERRED Stuff Scr
Meant Jnmes li. Long bus been
transferred from Camp Adair,
Ore., to Hnttlcsburg, MIsh., It
was announced
hero this week.
Accompuny I n gl
Sergeant Long j
to tho south f
win his wife,
the former
Margaret Wll
kerson, Kliim
nth Fulls. They
woro nuirricd
Inst December,
und Mrs. Long
bus been chief
operator for the
Southern
clflc nt Albany during the
lod Sergeuiit Long wns
tioned at Adair, nearby.
COMMISSIONED C.'hnrles Hen
ry Semon of Klnmnth Fulls, was
commissioned a second lieuten
ant in the nrmyjiw nrjTj JfT3
of the United? , VJ tim
States today "P-.iS IS
on a u c ecssful i, Jl I,. a
completion olfc T V
the officer can-F'K?
dldute course at f
the Infantry fi, Vj
school at Fort ', j -
Bennlng. Lt.'
Semon is IlieV it I, V ,
son of Mr. and t- '? t
Mrs. Honrv Sc- ' v 'I
box 572, Klnm
nth Falls.,
The now lleutcunnt was in
ducted Into the army on Feb
ruary 0, 1042 and served with
Hie 304th Parachute infantry
before going to officer candidate
school three months ago. He
held in the rank of sergeant be
fore being commissioned.
The new officer Is a gradu
ate of Henley high school in
Klnmnth county where he wns
prominent In football nnd bas
ketball. At the Infnnlry school, world's
lnrgest institution of its kind,
the locnl officer took a three
months' course to fit him for
his now rcsponsibillics. The
course covers the technique of
handling all the varied modern
Infnntry weapons nnd the tac
tics of lending small Infantry
units in combat. It also in
cludes study of ninny varied
subjects which future officers
must know along the lines of
administration, military law,
etc.
F.ldon F. Grlswold, Klnmnth
Fulls youth who enlisted In tbe
United Slntes nrmy nt Tncoma,
Wash., In September, 1042, is
now stationed nt Cnmp Cnrson.
! Colo. Ho now wears corporal
stripes with the ruling of techni
cian, fifth grade, nnd lie Is also
dispatcher and assistant sergeant
In tho motor pool, Griswold is
tlio son of Mrs. Harold R, Fun
dcrburk of 020 Klamath avenue,
nnd the stepson of PFC Hnrolcl
R. Fundcrburk now wilh tho
U. S. army, MP company, sta
tioned at Fort Myer, Vn.
"FEATHER WELLS"
Tlio desert-living snnd grouse
souks water Into its fcnlhers for
its young. This wnter supply Is
carried to tlio nestlings, which
suck out their drink. S
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OPEN FIGHT ON
WASHINGTON, May 7 CP)
Tho republican national commit
tee wns disclosed today to Imvo
started a new campaign against
any movo to ronomlniito Presi
dent Roosevelt for a fourth term,
Supplementing Chnlrmnn Hnr
rlson E. Spnnglor's anti-new ;
deal speeches In the enst and
nihlwest, tho committee has Just ,
sent out tlio first Issue of n new
clip sheet culled "On tho Home ;
Front." Its lending editorial li j
a pleu to dispel any belief that i
"there Is but one among us quali
fied to rule,"
The single page, four-column
publication was addressed to
several thousand of the smaller
newspapers, mostly weeklies. - It
will bo issued bl-wcckly at first.
Later It muy become a weekly.
WASHINGTON, May 7 (VP)
A son and a grandson of former'
president Theodore Roosevelt
were listed among tho nation's
war heroes today, decorated by
tlio army for gallantry In action
in North Africa.
Brlcadler General Theodore
Roosevelt, son of tho former !
president, received art Oak Leaf
Cluster in lieu of a second Silver
Stnr. His son, Cnpt. Quentin
Roosevelt, was awarded a Sliver
Slnr.
Tho wnr depnrtment nlso an
nounced award of the Silver Star
to Lieut. Col. Charles P. Sum
merall of Phoebus, Va., son of
Gen. Charles P. Summcrall, re
tired, the former chief of staff
who now bends "The Citadel,"
mllltnry college nt Charleston,
South Carolina.
All the awards were for hero
ism in North Africa.
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4-
CORVALLIS, May 7 (f)
Elimination of transportation
difficulty has cleared the way
for the annual 4-H club summer
school at Oregon State college
June 1 to 11, H. C. Seymour,
stato club agent for the exten
sion service, announced today.
Authorization has been re
ceived from the office of defonse
transportation to use school
busses where necessary to sup
plement trains and regulnr bus
ses. County club leaders are be-'
Ing instructed not to bring boys
and girls . who are urgently j
needed for work on the farm
at that time. Arrangements are
nlso being made so that if
emergency labor conditions
nriso while a boy or girl is
hero, nny club member mny be
returned home nt onco.
Only one city in Nevada
Reno has a population of more
thnn 10,000. Reno has 21,317.
DANCE
EVERY
SATURDAY
NIGHT
ARMORY
Music by
Baldy's Band
Dancing 9 Till 1
' ( Admisiioni
Women, 11c Tax 9c
Total 20c
Men, 90c Tax 9c, Total 99c
Service Men, 50c, Tax 5c
Total 55c
REPUB
FOURTH TERM
Awards Given 4-H Members
At Achievement Day Events
Community fairs and achieve.
ment day programs are being
held this your in every commun
ity where 4-H club work is car
ried, as a substitute for tho for
mer county 4-H spring fair and
tlio community achievement clay.
The two events being combined
ns community events this yenr In
order to keep down travel and
tlmo required on the part of the
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Club members whoso projects
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members, which have been re
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scholarships. Ten of these schol
arships are to be presented, two
in behalf of J. C. Penney com
pany and eight In behalf of Sears
Roebuck & Company In Klam
ath Falls. Winners of the Scars
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are as follows:
Altamont Donald Einarsson,
Dorothy Pcugh. Fairhavcn Al
vin Daniel. Bonanza Lila Jean
Driscoll. Malin Darlene Grif
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Winners of the Sears 4-H dairy
contest has just been announced,
those receiving certificates
which entitles them to pure
bred dairy calf are:
Altamont, B a r 1 1 y n Olson,
Bruce Crawford. Malin, Joan
Stcyskal. Merrill, Tony , Cackn,
Henley, Donna Dixon. Chlloquln,
Doris Ann Ethrldge, Bonania,
Paul Clnrk. Olene, Mary Louisa
Hnynes. Bly, Marie Jean Tibblts.
Nine of the thirty contestants
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