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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
VOTES SHOW
SUPPORT FOR
SCHOOL LEVY
Returns trickling in from this
wecm voio on me county scnooi
district special levy continued to
. show heavy favor for the mcas-
. urc.
; With only a handful of voters
participating, mo vote from 12
districts was as follows: Yes 108,
- Nn fl.
This levy, which apparently
, nas oecn adopted, win provide
f 60,000 a year for five years for
post-war renauimauon and con
ttruction of school property.
Here are the votes from dis
tricts reoorted so far:
Yes
? Shasta 16
Malin ... 13
Gilchrist 8
Henley 10
Weyerhaeuser Camp 4 11
Fort Klamath 4
, Keno 1
Bly 5
Fairhavcn ... 6
Sprague River 17
Altamont 10
Cr(sfpn T.nlri in
PnmmnnlHfiC wVilf-h hni'a
yet reported are Merrill, Chilo-
quiii, ounanza ana ocauy,
A list of the school committees
for the various localities will be
published as soon as all the re
turns nave come in.
No
1
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0
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
1
0
HUMORIST
FOREI
CHICAGO, June 23 (P) Sena
tor Robert A. Taft, chairman of
- me resolutions committee of the
Republican National convention
' today announced the appoint
ment of the foreign affairs com
mittee, ine memoers are:
Kpnafnr Warron Aucfln
mont, chairman; Wallace Town-
seaa, ATKansas; Airs, tvuma uoy
1, Arizona; Hep. Clare Luce,
Connecticut; John G. Townsend,
Jr, Delaware; Judge King
Swope, Kentucky; Senator C.
wayland- Brooks, Illinois; Mrs.
Addison P. Green, Massachusetts;
James P. Kem, Missouri; Mrs. F.
j-eavey tiettemnger, Minnesota;
Kenneth S. Macaffer, New York;
Miss Albina R. Cermak, Ohio;
Rep. Carroll Reece, Tennessee;
Bernhart Gettleman, Wisconsin
Miss Marguerite Ashford, Hawaii,-.-
.... ....
Frederick A. Virkus. Chicago,
chairman of the conference of
American small business organ
izations, urged the resolutions
committee to include a platform
Dianic fstvnrintf
Elimination of gove r n m e n t
jura private monopoly, resogni
tion of small business as an en
HSTl'11 eo-ual representation
with labor and agriculture in all
federal departments; taking the
government out of any business,
commerce or trade where private
facilities are available, elimina
tion of government subsidies, and
the naming of an assistant secre
tary of commerce for small busi
ness. .
HORIZONTAL
i 1 Pictured fa-
I mous humor
; tat,
i 9 At this p'-
10 Any
II Peruse
13 International
language
14 Auricle
14 Too
1? Measure ot .
area
It Winglike part
21 Argument -
22 Greek letter
23 Entwine
25 Ship's staff
2Urge
28 Vegetable
29 Missouri
(abbr.)
30 Paid notice
31 Not fast
33 Little lance
36 Aspersion
27 Commotion
39 Texas (abbr.)
40 Tardiest
44 American
writer
45 Biblical
pronoun
46 Vat
47 Pull
49 Musical n
50 Puddle
52 Erbium
(symbol)
54 Bites
56 He was a
i vorite humor
L tf-
vmr.
iu
3 Anger
3 Conduct
4 Egyptian
sun god
5 Upon '
6 Sea eagle
7 Bright color
I South Amer
- lea (abbr.l
Cavities
11 Fruits ot the
palm
13 Male sheep
15 Concerning
16 Near
18 Uncooked
20 Snake
22 Age
4 He was noted
IT
for his
25 Type of tree
27 Line
18 Tablet
31 Slum bet
32 Light
34 Tear
33 EquipmerK
36 Pigpen
38 Beverage
40 Quieten
41 Bachelor of
Arts (abbr.)
IT
43 Street (abbr.)
43 Units of weight
46 Also
48 HU writing
. hold a high
t place In the
annala t)f
SI Ocean (abbr.)
51 Print measure
S3 KMlstercd
nurse (abbr.)
35 Postscript
(abbr.)
IT
ED
AFTER ACCIDENT
The young soldier, accidental
ly killed by a freight train early
TtijtHav ninrnlno nn full.-....!..
una mTn itioiuiiica mi
Pvt. Jn.
of Shelby,
fa.
nnrnrrrrrr
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ii ifn
a- "jrjg""
rr Utilrl "
n P'H ("IF" iW
-a p 1 ;
Klamath People Asked to
Offer Home Hospitality
Government Gives
Coal Mines Back ,
' - WASHINGTON, June 23 (7P)
The government gave the last
thousand m i . .
4k.:- . ubck lo
. kcu owners today, with the ex-
tf 3 ?f in Vir8'nia, and
thus, -virtually quit being a coal
, mine operator after 13 months
. -Because anthracite and bi-
luminous wage contracts have
been finally signed and ap-
me war laDor board,
J' and a period of labor peace is
apparently ahead. Interior Sec-
t .ciary jcxes liquidated his job
of bossing the mines and said
was ticKiea to death" to be
JQ OX It.
. Two soft coal mines, both be
m ionging to the Jewell Ridge
Coal cornoratinn TaBInn ir
J wa held in government posset
oioii uecause rne company re-
i zuseo to sign the bituminous
wage agreement.
j? Congested Area
? Fund Retained
J WASHINGTON, June 23 UP)
r iuint ior ine president's com.
mittpp nn rannxU
viously stricken from the war
. oRcuties appropriation bill, will
nP rpfnineW Cn.t ui
wi-urej, senate conference com-
iiiiiiee memDer, announced.
On Tfnlman'a ,1
"'" o tnuviuu, ijjc ton-
xereen rpsfnrArl onn nnn t i
proposed $634,000 to keep the
t-uimmiLee lunctioning lor an
other siy mnntha IncfnnJ I i
unginauy caiiea-Ior year. :
jPKJ-lVORf.lS
; Now can be Beaten!
Th mbtriw of Ptn-Worraf In ttm
tl Jtnown or centuries, aod many doctor '
V , . , v aeaj wito this dread-
til"' tb'nta to 11 ,l"porUal Mleiitllle
TfTiJ; 5S ,n lul,"!d medleml atithorltlee.
, I. P. iol55- 7Jlto 'L1 v)UI ele-
- juJlilLt l '.i , l r'r0 "Wet
""i'"' uiv leooracories or ur. D.
J1" So"; Awerioi'i leodlns ipeclaliita
p"w. 'pe It unneceaiiry for too or
s Tour chlW to rairer In lltnce with tie
f ir"", recwi iten caoaed by Fin.
" de.troPlnrwor """" w"
ll P W"ou. fldaetln,. if you iuiT
Klnmalh nmnla wmrm !. K M
........ ' . v-1 v- nfncu i vy-
program for service men at the
time of the fourth of Jnlv rnrinn
Thu hnm hrtenitnlifv nmmi
tee suggested that local people
invite soldiers, sailors or mar-ines-
to be their guests at the
rodeo on one- of the three days
juiy a or 4-r-and nave them
flt thpfr finiYIAC fnl- rJil-nn. nM .....
- . .. . u . u..i. . vl sup
per after the fairgrounds show.
was runner suggested that
after dinner, the service men be
uiaae to reel iree to leave the
home in orripr in nai-tifinottt in
down-town activities.
ihe committee has arranged to
accent invitatinnc nnd amnHn
lor service men triipcte fn, nnnnu
who respond to this plan. Tele-
iJiiunc cans may oe to number
y anernoon up to June
9? . u J 11:
I MIC UCdUlllie
Camp Scholarships
Offered to Scouts
The J. r Pmnn 1.
"'""" awafas to tne uirl
Scouts who sell- the orontoct
amount of war bonds and
stamps during the drive, and
the first nri7p will hp n cm
scholarship to be applied to a
Week's ramntno- at hp Mtnl.
lished camp at Lake o' the
Woods; there will be two $5
scholarships and two S2.50
awards, also in hp nnniiAH in.
ward a week of camping.
aii ijiri scouts are eligible
to enter this contest, and may
obtain entrancp hlantra at Pan.
ney's store, where there Is a
special war oona secretary on
uuijr iur uie company
SCOUTS RACK UP
55500 IN DRIVE
Doubling their pace of the two
Dreviouc riavs. Klnmalh ITnlla
Scouts rolled up $5500 worth of
ngnas as oi xnursday after
noon. With many troops still to
be heard from, this is more than
twice the average of the first two
uays oi me scouts nouse to house
canvass.
No figures wnrp availahlp .
yet on the status of the various
noops out reports snowed that
the home calls wprp nrnrii,nin
results. Scouts who visited war
man neaaquarters with their re
port slips were reported to have
Vlnwan . I ' i t U , - . . .
.- cm&g Ml U1C
oomb on the sidewalk. They have
resolved tn wnrir mi- i ,
in raising the price of a few more
. "t oomos as guts for Hit-
icr-iojo ano company.
TRANSFORMER
PORTI.ANn T,.r. no tir
- - - t tf ii )
i '!' Bonneville power adminis
tration announr-pri if tuiii in.
stall a 37,500-kilowatt trans
former bank at the Salem
alumina refinery if given war
Droductinn hnnrn pImkhm
The transformer is needed for
operation ot electric steam boil
ers. .
If its a "frnypn" ai-tlnt trn
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified.
scph W. Moacham
Nnrth PflPflKni
According to reporU, Meacham
a mAnlni nnlUni . . - ,
"X . . i"IcVui?r wh., hos
pital to Book s General hospital
at San Antonio, Tex,, when tho
accident happened. At a point
near Chlloquin the soldier cvl
dentally broke coach window
,fJ,the P?"!"1 train ho was
rldinff anH lnmni
tracks. A freight train following
close behind the passenger saw
Meacham on the tracks btit it wiis
too late to jtop and tho soldier
was killed.
taken to Ward'i funeral homo
and Thursday was shipped from
there to Shelby. North Carolina.
COMMITTEE
New rifflf-Ap am vt- i
Countv Rpnnh1lrBN r.Ki
... . .viiwfii cum-
mittee were elected to serve tor
the neyl lu-n i-,,.. . - ....
of the Central commitee Wed
nesday evening at 8 p. m. in the
circuit courtroom.
New chairman is Frank Z.
Howard, vice chairman, Letha
Murphy; secretary, J. C. O'Neill;
"""'"i inirxa ueow; state
committeeman, A. W. Schaupp;
,7 -"ewoman, urace
Wells: canarealnnai M:n
mm Tw r-lak -n j ,
. ... , cunaression
al committeewoman, Alice How-
A special vote of thanks was
eiven in .Tarir r.... t...
Central committee for ils excoi
tional work as chairman of the
organization tho past two years
'M' Pennant Given
Portland Company
POHTI.AMn T .. o,
Award of the maritime commis
sion s - ni pennant to R. M. Wade
and Company, Portland, for out
standing production of equip
ment for ships, was announced
today by Rear Admiral Howard
aj. v icitery.
Classified ads get results.
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NEWS by
LOWELL
THOMAS
7:15 p. m.
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In order to give our staff
their annual vacation all at
one time this year, La Pointe's
store will be
CLOSED
From
Monday Morning, July 3,
Until
Tuesday Morning, July 1 1
Americans All Over the World
from General Bradley's Invasion forces
at Cherbourg to our boys in the treacher
ous jungles of the Pacific, give the high
sign for more materiel. They're doing
their part in the fighting, but they
leed tile Materiel That
Can Buy With WAR BON
Put Klamath's 5th War Loan Over the Top!
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'Cokc" CocaCo!a
It's natural for popular names
Mom, Thnt's why yu hear
Coca-Cola colled ''dX""
COCA-COLA
Bottling Company
of Klamath Falls
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