Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 28, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIY1 ui-,,.1 Club Tlio Juno lun Will U iidiu nv will 'Lllhur of commerce rooma on ifflay eveiilim, June 21), at fjf tonic or dlaeiisalcm and n Sm j'"-'tur 1",un"d, by ?! U 8. bureau of mines tuk Itlie ni8iieliim plant of ""Vinu; Cliomtcnl company . '. ..UiuMil. TlirAO Illnt'ilhUN .ill o ,. in Invitation l extended Members of tho armed force. ...r ExDeettd Beck nv- rM"" - , . . . . j llnitruiui rmurmm, puniiir i the Niirtto church will re 01 it, j- weekend from Minim- I".1. . .....l kH will rnnililrt ri.ini. f.r wrvlee ut the church llil. T-J..U Hnv. Petcraon him been .ilentltnM a licnerul uaaonihly of Siwrfi"' churchc In the enalern "ill While the panlor hu been fiit, bi T,Yly.l,l!r T . V""1' ln III llicimwivii n H,b.kaha The Proprrlty ..k.knii Indue will hold a re gion oil Friday. Juno 30 ul .. m.. honorlnu Mra. Almu i.'i.r, uaaemuiy conuucircss, v v. it ImiIumaii .trnnrl mi .Mil K. II. HMV.w"t - rj.h nf tho Brand encamp- intnt of Orcuon. All Hobi-kiilu ind woo ruiv v Invlieo. Slopi Here Naval Lt, Stoddard atonped Koninlli Fall Tueaday to visit with hla idntnr, Mm. W. A. Spiinn tr of Del Mora irtrcet. He wan rer . , t... ........... ii OA HIS Wlljr w ..n.u ..-iiii.m hArn lift la to bo atntliined. and hi hiu Juitt returned from action In lt"y- Trip to AUk Mr. and Mm. p, D. Heeder, 312 Michigan, tefl Tucly mornliiK for Seattle where Ihry will tako a bout Sat urday for Aliukn. They will vlilt with their dnuuhter, Mrs. Connie Whlttomore. In Sllka. where her husband In United Slalca marahal. Vlilllno Pnilor Reverend C. E. Brown, paator of tho Frao Methodist church In Aahland, will be In Klamath FalU to apeak lonlshl at 7:43 nt the local Krce Melliodlat church at Ninth and Plum. Ha will alo apeak at the church hero Thuraday nlnlil. To Portland .l.. ui daiiKor, who recently came home Kliiniath Fill a nimbi k,,,i ... Ko to Portland whnro aho has accepted a i wlllon In an army r...-j n Vllliu. Police Court Wednesday mornlnu lhnr Koven traffic arroRta, six drunka. one drunk and dlaorderly case one van. and ono Indian charged ...... I'unm-aniUM oi lirUOr. Boom Cloa.d Thn RH rv.. auriticnl droaalnua nrnted nwmroom win lie cloacd Mon day lilKlit and nil li.v T, ..,!,, Work will bo n-aumcd Wcdnea- ony. f rom Mllh.r Fi.lH I I I,.l, L.iii(ili of the army air forcea la hero on leave from Mather rii'iii. i iuir,. v a t nu i n fnllior l.iia Llnilh. Herald and Nuwa iinoiypo operulor. A Juvenile was nicked up by merchunt police at 3:30 a. m. Wcdncaday for attempting to break Into Ernie Plluao'a drive-in aco on Oregon avenue. Tho ulaaa on the door next to tho lock had been broken but tho boy hud not entered the building, When the police discovered mm, he attempted to get away, ac cording to city police, but the car which ho waa driving was overtaken after a short chase. In the cor waa found about $30 In amall chango In paper bag stacked In tho car. The boy waa turned over Juvenile authorities who were In- vcallgating tho caac Wednesday Grau Fire The fire depart ment waa colled Tucaday after noon to put out a grass fire be hind Conger school. Thcro waa no damiigu. Dapartment Callid A grass fire in the 600 block on Broad atrcet Wcdncadny noon brought oui ino lire department. There was no damage. Hero on Builnesa Bill Sand. era of tho alalo forcel depart ment, la In Klamath Folia for a few daya on business working ui ma iucai jrt'A 01 1 ice. Vialts Donnie Hamlin, son of Mr. and Mra. Paul Hamlin of Mcdford, la visiting this month at Ihe homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. J, Brink. 2241 Orchard. His family formerly lived In Klam ath Falls. To Portland Mra,' Rollin Thompaon, Stuta Founders' com mittee chairman, was In Port land lost week attending a board meeting of tho Oregon congress of tho Parents and Teachers association. Brldg Party Navy officers' wives will bo hosut.iaes at a bridge party at the Officers, ciuo on Thursday . l o ciock. All navy and marlma wives arc cordially Invited. Rabakah Practice The Re. bekah degree stuff will prac tice tonight (Wednesday) at rw in tho ioof nail. All mem bers are requested to be prea ent. Vlsitlno Hara M. L. Guderl n and his m o t h e r, both of Salem, ore visiting here at the homo of Mr. and Mra. Wesley Gudcrlan, 617 Lincoln. Return Hara Mr. and Mrs, John Robinson, both WTC cm. ploycs, havo returned from Portland and Tacoma where they spent two weeks visiting iriends and relatives. Lhvm Mrs. Harold E, Young loft Tuesday evening for Oklahoma City after visiting her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Voung of Klomath Kails. Back Horn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wovor havo returned homo from a two-weeks vaca tlon spent In Portland and Prlnevllle. Those who enjoy bicycling are invited to go on another trip sponsored by the city rec reation department. This trlii. in charge of Dave Itrldge and Joe Peak, will take place on Friday. June au, irom 0 a. m. to 4 p. m. Tho group will meet at the high school and the excursion will take them out tho Keno highway All who attend should bring the r own lunches. Last week s bicycle trip was enloved by as boys ana gins. Dave Br dac. c ty rccrcauon director, encourages all who have narticliuitcd In tho sum mcr recreation program to take advantage of Friday s outing However, anyone Is welcome Kwlmmlmr classes Will be conducted as usual Friday with Orctha Hudson, a certified Red Cross Instructor, taking Peak place at the pool. Ruth Cysbcrs, rmintv school teacher, will nan- die tho activities at Mills school Friday. 17-Year-Olds Enlist In Navy Two more 17-year-old boys have enlisted In the navy ihrmmh the Klamath Falls milling office, Dan T. Schrie- ber. navy recruiting ouicer hnr,. Announced today. Thv are Douglas Gaines. KnrnifilA River, and Jackie Honey, route 3, box 993. These boys enlisted June 27. " DIES pnnTI.AND. June 28 (IP) Nnntnr A. Loitinen. 88, Port- i.ni rilrri In the cltv emer gency hospital hero yesterday niifiuflnir a nlsht in the city lull w h c r o lie was awaiting trial on a drunk charge. Meeting Cancallad Thoro will bo no mooting of tho Unit ed Council of Church Women Monday, July 3, because of the Fourth of July holidays. Return from SF Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Johnston havo returned from San Francisco whoro John ston received medical treatment. Working For Boting Doro thy Baxter, formerly of this city, is now employed at Boe ing Alrcroft nt Sonttlo. , Accopts Poaltlon Delia Stark has accepted' a position with tho Woyerhaouscr Timber com- - MTien your stomach Cjueaiy. uti "y and upset, be gentle with it. ""ike aoothlng pipto-bismoi.. It holpa to calm and quiet stomach dia trasi. Non-laxative. Non-alkalln. Plonsnnt to the taste, iVexl llmeyout ttomeeh it upset, take toothlni fBPTO-BISMOL, A NOPWICH PKODVCr Whan in Madford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modoin Jo and Anna Eorlay Proprietors DUTH pice BY POLICE IN BREAK-iN CRSE El BIGS SENTENCE Arthur H. Stewart, appearing In circuit court Wedneaday morn ing, waa sentenced to not more than thrco years In the Oregon State penitentiary, after he had pleaded guilty to a larceny charge, accusing him of taking suitcase containing several ar tlclcs of clothing belonging to R. Milestone and valued 130.50. Stewart, a Long Bell employe, was represented by F. O. Small Also aoncarine before Circuit Judge David R. Vandenberg Wednesday was Lenoy Luclan, to who entered a plea of guilty charge oi larceny from an automobile. Luclan will bo sen. tenced Friday. June 30. at 10 m. J. C. O'Neill is his attorney, INDUSTRIAL NEWS ' Railroads Mills Logging Campi NEWTRAFF1C NT IT L INSTALLED dashed In front of the locomotive and shoved them aside. . He was hit before ha could leap to safety, and rolled under the engine footboard. . His pelvis wag fractured, bladder ruptured and other internal injuries in flicted. - , -V , The man and girl lift tha scene before anyon could learn I their names.' ' ' ' ' ' ' The first unit of Western Pa cific railroad's centralized traffic control signal system, now be ing Installed on its line through tne reamer Biver canyon, Cali fornia, was placed in operation Sunday afternoon, Juno 25. This is tne US-mile section Deuvcen Portola and Spring Garden. At the present rate of progress, the operation will be extended early in juiv to include tne io mues between Spring Garden and Kcd- die. When completed, the central lzed traffic control system, in stallation of which was begun last October, will embrace liv miles of line between Portola, at the upper end of the Feather River canyon, and Oroville, west ern gateway to tne canyon, inc total cost of the project, which will be one of the longest oper ations of its type in tne united States, will be approximately 1,300,000. It is expected that the project will' be completed the latter part ot mis year. Under the new signal system (called the CTC), movements of all trains In the district will be directed by a dispatcher from a central tower, strategically lo cated at Keddle, 76 miles east of Oroville. Trains will be di rected only by signal indication, without train orders, and all passing track switches on the entire district will be electrical ly ooened and closed by remote control from tho main control board at Keddic. Hopkins Appointed New Superintendent Appointment of L. P. Hopkins as superintendent of Southern Pacific's Portland division, ef fective July 1, with headquarters In Portland, was announced yes terday by J. W. corbett, general manager for the company. Hopkins, now head of the rail road's Salt Lake division, will succeed M. L. Jennings, pro moted to the superintendency of the Sacramento division, with headquarters at Sacramento, Calif. ' I The Odell Lumber company at Movich, Oregon, is now being operated one shift a day by the Globe Lumber company. The mill is now cutting Douglas fir Irom U. s. government lands. Managers ot the mill are is. P. Ivory and A. J. Jones, and B. C. Dewey is in charge at the mm. WTC TRUCK I Dual WILL START JULY 8 Weyerhaeuser logging at both camps 4 and 6 is now generally confined to railroad logging, but trucks will be brought Into use after the end of the Fourth of July vacation period July 9. Trucks will be used to bring In timber distant from the rails and requiring some steep cimb- ing. Kccent wet weatner snuieo tho immediate logging activity to tho rails. FORMER MINISTER DIES CLEARWATER, Fla.. June 28 (P) Dr. Milan Hodza, former prime minister of Czechoslo vakia, died in a hospital here last night. ENGINEER HERE E. L. Kolbe, forest engineer for the Western Pine association, has been here this week looking over western pine operations in this territory. Kapok will support 30 times Its own weight in water; it is used in life-saving equipment. Classified ads get results. AFTER SAVING LIVES PENDLETON, June 28 (JP) Roy I,. Blake, about bo, railroad switchman, is in a critical condi tion at a local hospital today after saving the lives of an un identified young girl and middle- aged man who was riding the child on the handlebars of. his hinvplp. A backing switch engine was about to run down the pair at an intersection in Pendleton yes terday afternoon, when Blake Photo. tyuuluuy Developing Printing Enlarging UNDERWOOD'S PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. In order to give our staff their annual vacation all at one time this year, La Point e's store will be CLOSED - - From Monday Morning, July 3, Until Tuesday Morning, July 1 1 1 Liilblhfc I "Pin Worms Can't Harm MY Child!' Better learn the Truth, Mother! Ym mir tklnlc tht : Wn-Wornni I"' lurrolM nuluiuM. Or yon mn thlnli th thl tormmllna. mlrrjlni inlecUoa atrlkn only wruln lypjf jt peopl. Don't you btllevo it I Rich or poor. yoOT or old-anybody, anywhtro can h.vi .Pin WoriM. And tiit crawling pwU. IMnJ and growing Inildo the hummn body. n uuu rol dlitnM. 80 wntoh out for thj nUo. tinwir lomnoh, bd-wtUmt, servoua fidgeting and unevtn appetite. ff you iiwpoot PhvWornu, lot o ago of P-W UUtta right awiy. and bo ura Pin-Worm treatment developed by tha labortUrlea of Dr. D. Jayna & Son, Araew tea's leading epectallita In worm medicinal. Inewraat SciaatMa Bhcavtry Tba amall. aaty-to-taVa P-W Ubleta con tain a remaraaoio nmi u.."" yi', 1. h.l. hailed hv hinh Rledleal au. thoritlee aa tha moit effective meane aver dUeovered tor dealing with Pin-Worme. Thanke to thla Important new eclentino dlicovery. P-W worVe in a apMlal, gentla way to destroy stubborn Pin-Worms. Ask your druggist I P-W. for Pin-Worms I In order that our employes may enjoy a full holiday weekend, the following Retail Lumber Dealers Will Be CLOSED July 1-2-3-4 , Big Basin Lumber Co. Builders Lumber Co. . J. W. Copeland Yards Drake Lumber Co. Home Lumber & Supply Co. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Suburban Lumber Co. Swan Lake Moulding Co.' ', ES WEEDED PHmSEI 7 OB JOD and IS WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT! WORKERS! I ' If yon are a war worker or in any essential work, you can decide not to cjuit your joK until the BIG job is done, EMPLOYERS: You can see that conditions In yout plant are such that employees will want to stay with! you. And you can help by adhering to all ; -manpower regulations. MERCHANTS, BANKERS, DOCTORS You can keep yout place of business or office epen on certain nights for convenience of workers on dd-hour shifts. HOUSE OWNERS OR RENTERS: If you have living units to rent, list tKem (free) with the War Housing . Center, WORKING MOTHERS: Investigate child care centers to cart fof children while you work. . TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN: Help parents who are working to stay on the ' job by caring for one or two children particularly under two years of age in your home (whh compensation for you fat .day, cat or full time). THOUSANDS OF MAN HOURS are lost every wedi. in Oregon's critical war industries needlessly. f Sometimes the cause is tKougKtlessness. The joB Just doesn't seem important. or the grass looks greener soirwwhere elM...ot-s touch of the old wanderlust Many of the most important adleTare beyond the workers' control -personal problems, such as illness in the family; plant pIems, such as poor eating facilities; and community problems,. such as inadequate housing, poor transportation, lack of child caw facili.. ties, or unsatisfactory shopping hours. Th only way wo can stop this needloss loss of pr-eloos man hours Is for all to mako this resolution now... I pledge myself to stay on the ob and nt ffco fl Tib tm U BUTZ-WEINHARD TOrwi :