Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 24, 1944, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI iliii- 1PPVDAY SCHEDULED ON SATURDAY ... HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON (""Si Mayor John H. Houston 'C citlW-d '1'"' c.lt- memorial popplw In ,L iLa In tho nation's hn ic filforoclnmiillnn suited: Kh Mworful enemies seek brush powo""' ,vrlinnv I. Iho world, mid (f. H" " ii... vmintf men of 'Me"S.V 'n.Hln orS offorlnu Kvci In the ''"'' "r I 'nl1 mninnrv of (hose hV. V.", i. anrl l nn Iplrilion io - FWhcrcoi. llK-lr sorvlco mid IT" i.'.,.hn11zpd bv tho Crl.l poppy f Tho Amor. KglSn Anxlllnry, now frtforo ,,....,.. .., , rW"". ?v ' KnlU .To I 1144, 10 no 'iw telly of Klwnnth Falls. mid F .A .nl...... In nbunrvo tho P I. ......imf Die memorial F ., k.,.nr r.f Dm moil WllO K for Amerlcn In Iho bnttlos World r i mill mruim urn lirview Students Whose $3315.70 Defense Stamps filrvlow tc h o o I children uiht $3313.70 In elefenso Iir, II win announced this week tt final (Inure had been tnlv iltd by the Fnirvlcw PTA Ich iponiorcd the snlcs. IUit ThurMiny mo iinai sine j held. Stumps have been .chsjed by tho pupils rcKiilnr tich week throviKhout tho I". YOUNG STAR Aii.w.r lo r.vlon. Poml. IIOmONTAL 1.7 Pictured opera itnr U Ao 13 Knock 14 Like ISAnKor Ifl Followh. ID Commotion 20 Lai it itnnd 21 Chnrgod stern 23 Colclum symbol ) U Pednl digit I ' 26 Done 27 Negative . 28 Mull an em 20 Miuicol note 31 Joy S3 rteourc' 3S Tlmt om 30 Within 37 Brooks AO SepnrntCk 43 Tellurium (symbol) 44 Inrlliin or my (nbbr) 45 Chnldonn rltv 40 Hnwollun bird 47 Also 48 Sodium fsvmbol 80 Hole 82 Story 8 Containers 8 Arnblnn BONntlve mctnl 00 .Tumbled typo 01 Mnke n mintnko 03 1.vrlc poem 04 She hns sppenred In mnny 3 Inlurcd .1 VERTICAL 1 Wrltlnif Inn) 2 Exist I Cob I Iridium I symbol; 8 Vehicle 0 Historic 7 Tnngle 8 We 0 LocilllOr. 10 Before , 11 Permit I ,17 Voice modulatK 10 On account (nbbr l I JifiMl bMM 87 Street (nbbr ) 98 Long for 80 Sorrowful 40 Young dog 41 She hns sung mmu nn 20 Mnle chllrirnn 42 Therefore 22 Neither 47 On tho she!. 24 Devorage tered sldo 28 Occnn (nbbr ) 48 Nlcltol . 20 Glow (symbol) 20 Slow (music) 40 Afresh SONcnr 81 Stepped on 32 0rcok letter 82 Also J4 Courtesy title 83 Air Raid Precautions (nbbr ) i 84 Twice 83 Standing room only (abbr.) 87 American - humorist 88 Article o furnlturs 00 Father 02 Ruthenium -i i 12 ij 1 14 l& k I h ji 1 k lio hi s rl n : ii rf vrii """ 71 Tit IV r 1 1 itt" Mia M m sr T -J J rrp pnr srp- I I I I I I I I I I I I M t PLAN TO BE HANDED FI DIRECTOR Klamath Dentists To Attend State Convention Mnny dentists from Klnmnlh county plan to nttend the flint minimi convention of tho Oregon Statu Dc.tnl Association, open ing for two days on June 0 In tho Multnomah hotel In Port land. The program will be geared to war limes, announces Dr. Alfred P. Wubion. vice president, who will preside in absence of Cap tain John C. Unrlcls, president, now in the army. This year's convention Is being dedicated to Dr. Horace Wells, Hartford, Conn., dentist, who 100 years ago first demonstrated anesthesia in dental surgery, SEE BRIGHT FUTUHE TACOMA, May 24 (Pj Pre dictions of a bright post-war de velopment for tho Pacific north west pulp and paper, plywood and lumber Industries wcro made yesterday by several industrial leaders at a meeting of tho Wash-! Ington state committee lor post victory employment. Preliminary plans and sketches for tho proposed city-county jail will be presented to C. E. Stew art, regional director of the fed eral works agency,- Portland, by Mayor John HV Houston, Police Judge Harold Francy and Archi tect Howard Porrln when they go to Portland this week. The three have an appointment with Stewart for Friday morning, Houston said. Figures which will have bearing on the case were being prepared by Fr:ney Wednesday. The piescnt city Jail was con structed in 1014 ind designed to handle the jail population of the city at that time. Since then facilities have been found Inadequate and because of this fact, the city and county hope to receive Lanhem Act funds to construct a new jail to serve both the city and county. Pro posed site is at Third and Klam ath near the present county plant. BANK HEADS MEET PORTLAND, May 24 UP) State superintendents of banks of seven western states will meet here June 8-6, A. A. Rogers, Ore gon bank superintendent, said today. ARBITRATION NEEDED PORTLAND, Muy 24 (P) Vol untary arbitration of every dis pute In wartime is necessary, R. B. Ambrose, a panel member of the American Arbitration associa tion, said in a talk to the Kiwan Is club here yesterday. 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