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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1943)
Atlfftlnt ZO, 1!HH HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON HIGH SCHOOL KRATER READY FOR FIRST DAY Klnmuth Union high achool him nli'Piicly cninn lo Ufa. evon tlinuiih llio opening data for tha school la not until August 30. Tlio Kmtcr, achool nowspaDer. will bo distrlbutod on tha (Init dny or schtiul (or tho benefit of new an well on old students. Thla In llio first time In the history of tha school that tha paper has bean put out tha (Irit day. For thla reason tho Krater staff working ovory night In tha Jour nullum room gutting tha flrat Is sue rendy for tha preaaca. Kdnn Kiihl, aonlor thla year, la tuklng on tha Job of edltor-ln-chief. Mury Ellon Wright, alao V aonlor, will bo bualnoai man 'iigor and Nancy Bennat will ba iiiiiiiiiulng editor. Dale Helfrlch will bu uulatant managing edi tor and will alao edit the aenlor yearbook. Other positions on tha Krater atnff have not yet bean perma nently filled. Acting advertising manager for tho flrat laauo will be Beverly Zuiiuikey; acting copy editor, Juiuilta Shlnn; acting news edi tor, Charlene Harmon; tempo rary rowrlto editor, George Long; miikc-up edltora. Stove Stono and Pnt Hutchinson; head lines. Jack Proctor, and feature advertising, June Boaworth. These positions are for the first Kino only and permanent places will be earned by stuff members luler on. The Krater this year Is not a school subject but Is being done JouUlclo of school time. There Is still room for more students who are Interested In journalism and Krater work, and they are Invited to come up to ine journalism room In the high sehnol any week night after 7 o ClOCK. Lieutenant Graham Gets Promotion temporary promotlona an' nounced by the war department today included the name of Mer rill Vivian Graham of Klamath Falls, who has been promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. Lieutenant Graham formerly lived at 4841 Cannon avenue In Klamath Falls. Ha was at one time a conductor on the Great Northern railroad. PAGE SEVEN KLAMATH IN INVOLVED ACC DEN T President Greets Quezon on Birthday WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 W) President Roosevelt told Presi dent Quezon of The Philippines In a birthday message Thursday that he Is certain that "In the not too distant future your country and people will be freed from our common enemy." The greeting was addressed to Quezon at Snranac Lake, N. Y., Vvhere he has been recuperating "from an Illness, Quezon Is 63 yenrs old today. Jack Caufield May Be Next Marshall PORTLAND, Aug. 20 W) The appointment of Jack Cau field as next U. S. marshal for Oregon appeared probable today. The Oregonian quoted Howard Latourette, stnte democratic na tional committeeman, aa saying state democratic Chairman Fred Kl.ik hud nominated the former Tillamook postmaster, state leg islator and veteran party leader as first choice. A car driven by Ross Gllklson 1420 East Main street of Klam ath Falls, was one of two which struck a motorcycle late Bstur day night on the Pacific highway near Jackson Hot Springs. Tha right front fender of the car, which was traveling north struck the motorcycle, also going north. Following this, a car drlv en by William Blackburn of Aslv land, struck the motorcycle and went Into a ditch. Gllklson said the cycle swerved In front of his car Just as he started to pass It, Dale Emerson Crouse, 17, of Phoenix, who was riding on the cycle, was confined In an Aslv land hospital with a fracture of hla left leg, and head, hip and arm abrasions suffered In the ac cident. The driver of the motor cycle, Vorlyn DuBois Thomas, also 17, received only a bump on tha head and was able to go home after the collision. Final Date Set For Civil Service Post Applications Men and women who with to be considered for civil service positions of assistant lay ins pec tor (Inspection of meats and meat food products) with salaries of 11970 a year after overtime com pensatlon Is added, have until August 20 to file applications with the United States civil serv Ice commission, Washington 23 D. C. Application forms and Infor mation may be obtained from the commission's local secretary, Helen Splker, at postoffice build ing, Klamath Falls, or from first or second-class postoiflces. Applications are not desired from persons already employ Ing their highest skills in war work. Appointments will be mada In accordance with war manpower commission policies and employment stabilization plans. Hans Norland Auto Insurance. Whan In Medfoid Star at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors naaahii'jmumm Fresh Orange Cake A moist IujcIoui layer cake made with tha rind and Juices, of fresh oranges. 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