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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1944)
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HERALD AND NEW5, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THRK POItTLAND, Sept. 28 (TP) Oregon countlcn, eschewing bond Ibkiidh, will finance postwar Im provements on a tux-us-you-go basis, u Porllund bunker's survey disclosed today, Husscll M, Colwoll said Inter views wllh officials from every Oregon county arrowed a defi nite imll-hond sentiment. Mult- nomiiii county, whoso votem up proved a $4,000,000 road-build Z V VJTStr Jy, J III II ff I IdttlMliJ -frT! log bond Issue, Is the only one which plans to float bonds. "We're never doing to Issue any moro bonds here." Colwell said ho was told by Clinton ilurd, i-.une county Judge. "I have Just figured out that we paid $1,250, 000 Interest on one bond Issue of $1,700,000, and I don't like It." Except for Multnomah, which has a debt composing 1)0 per cent of all county indebtedness in the state, Oregon counties are march ing toward a debt-free goul, Col well said. Some are already debt-clear, The banker reported reserves ror postwar work ranging from $2(5,000 In smaller counties to a $1,000,000 backlog in Douglas county. Vaudeville Star Disappears From Bloodstained Room PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 28 (IP) A vaudeville performer who dis appeared from a bloodstained room was sought by police to day, Leon F. Sermon, 47, whose clipping album showed he troop ed with circuses and the Pan tages circuit in an acrobatic act, was reported missing from his shipyard Job and his apartment yesterday. A note, found next to blood-spotted clothing, said ho had cut himself accidentally with a razor. Beside a package of $1050 in war bonds was a message saying "If I do not come back, please send my bonds to my son." Clippings showed Sermon was billed as the only man in the world who could Jumy, standing on one hand, between two 12 foot posts set 16 inches apart. E'. "ALT APPOINTED CORVALLIS, Sept. 28 (TP) Tho npointment of . P. Ewalt, assistant professor of dairy hus bandry at Oregon State college as assistant extension dairyman, effective October 1, was an nounced today. If It's a "frozen" article vou need, advertise for a used one in tho classified. Washington Offered Oregon Harvesters PORTLAND, Sept. 28 OP) Northern Oregon, whose apple growers have sufficient harvest hands, will send scores of pick ers to labor-short orchards in Washington, W. J. Haycox said today. The Multnomah county farm labor assistant said he was re ferring men to Yakima, Chelan, Okanogan and Douglas coun ties, Oregon's Hood River valley, thanks to 800 Mexican workers, expects adequate manpower for Ihc apple harvest which begins Monday. Mrs. Sadie Bennett, Hood River county farm labor ' assistant, said the imported farmhands were saving both, the pear and apple crop. . . 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