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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1945)
TEN HERALD AND NEWS Mondiy. Mar T. POUR H CLUBS HOLD ANNUA L F, s Countywlde interest Is being shown in community 4-H fairs being held now throughout Klamath county. Last week Allamont, Henley and Shasta communities held their annual fairs in the school buildings. Fairs will continue throughout this week until Thursday. Maryolive Snarr, club agent from Oregon State college judged the exhibits. The Danish system of judging was used, which allows four places in each class of blue, red, white and pink ribbon groups. Therefore, if the best item in an exhibit really rates fourth place, according to the standards of judging, it is rated fourth al though there may be no first, second and third awards made for that exhibit. - Altamont's fair was held May 2, and awards were given in clothing, cooking, knitting, room and bachelor sewing projects. Achievement pins were given for from one to four years of activity with the 4-H club, with Lois Young and Stanley McClel lan receiving four-year pins, and Ruth Peyton receiving a gold five-year pin. - One-year pins were awarded 28 studentei two-year pins to 14 stud -Ms, and three-year pins to eight students. Henley's 4-H club fair was held in the gymnasium oi tne Henley grade school. May 3. Ex hibits included sewing, cooking and homemaking. A style show by boys in the bachelor sewing project follow ed judging of the morning ex hibits. The five boys in this di vision wore camp or carpenter aprons which they made. Style reviews were given by . f-.e three sewing groups, show ing dresses made during the year in clubwork. Henley girl scouts conducted a drill following the style re views. A PTA meeting was con ducted by Mrs. Earl Mack, as part of the afternoon program. Friday, May ,4r .Shasta 4-H held its fair. There were 43 ex hibits in the two projects, cloth ing and camp cookery. Mrs. J. E. Steele was in charge of the exhibits and decorations for displays. Fourteen awards were made for clothing exhibited,"and-22-in camp cookery.: The afternoon program . presented by fourth and fifth grade pupils was well attended. Awards and. achievement pins were presented by Miss Snarr. Bronze ns, for one year of club work were awarded by the state department of education to 40 club members. Two-year pins went to two students, and the silver third-year pin was award ed to one student. Dutch Want Land The War At a Glance By The Associated Frets ".' European Front: Germany signs unconditional surrender at 2:41 a. m. (5:41 p. m., PWT Sun day) at Eisenhower's headquart ers at Reims, France. In allied pincers on Czechoslovakia, U. S. third army took Pilsen 50 miles : from Prague, and Russians re ported 65 miles north of Czech capital. Pacific Front: Australians win airstrip on Tarakan off Borneo; land-based U. S. bombers sink or damage 20 Japanese ships at entrance to Sea of Japan, and Superfortresses bomb airfields on Kyushu: British fleet shells southern Ryukyu islands. Approximately 800.000 sick and wounded patients of the Al lied forces have been transport ed by the army air forces in all theaters of operations in the past two and a half years. A Fence to Meet Every Need iH Mad from selected . 48 In. full iiia wood slats, evenly paced and woven between 5 cables oi heavy wire. Colon, red or greed. -It's easily, quickly -and per manently erected. Long last. ing end makes a good ap pearance. It i : inexpensive. too. : Holland is going to ask for a slice of Germany to compensate for ruin caused by the Germans, says Foreign Minister Dr. Eelco van KJ off ens, above, in San Francisco tor the United Nations Conference. Experts have esti mated it would take 30 years for The Netherlands to reclaim all land saturated by salt water when the enemy cut the dikes. FOB SGI FULLER City police are seeking to con tact Sgt. . Edward D. Fuller, army engineer corps, who is thought to be on authorized fur lough in Klamath Falls. Police are holding an important mes sage for this man and anyone knowing his whereabouts is asked to notify the police de partment immediately. Two traffic arrests were made by" city police over the weekend. Dolph C. Cosper, 2032 Wantland, was arrested for making an improper left turn and having no muffler. He was cited to appear in police court today. Arthur Lyloy, naval air sta tion, posted $10 bail for run ning a stop sign. Seven drunks and one vag appeared in police court this morning. Eight drunks and one drunk and disorderly case bail ed out. Three parking tickets were paid. -., . .. . ". Capital invested in the United States motion picture industry totals 52,061,500,000; employees total' 204,000. ... City Police Maintain Full Identification Equipment City police now have a com plete Identification bureau for photographing and fingerprint ing all prisoners. Sgt. Leigh Ackerman is in charge of this department of police work here. - A Gra-flex type camera . is used for alt outside work such as automobile accidents and crime scenes. It is also utilized to develop latent fingerprints at the scene of a crime. Plastic moulage and plaster of Paris is used for casting foot prints, tire tracks, and lethal weapons. A standard camera is used for photographing purposes at the station. The picture of each man or woman photographed is then filed for future reference. Photographs of crime scenes and individual persons are ac- PLANNED GN COAST TULELAKE In order to aid in solving the problem of tem porary emergency housing for Japanese evacuees' returning to the west coast, WRA has devel oped a plan for loan of certain equipment including beds, mat tresses, pillows, blankets, chairs, kitchen utensils, crockery and cutlery to responsible organiza tions for establishment of hos tels in Oregon, Washington and California. Hostels, under the plan, must be operated on a non-profit ba sis and must be open for inspec tion by WRA employes to insure that facilities are utilized prop erly. A minimum of 20 persons must be served under the agree ment and tenancy would be lim ited to not more than - three weeks except in cases of hard ship. Such hostels may be sponsored Ly . responsible committees or representative groups of people other than the evacuees or in ad dition to the evacuees with ap proval of the WRA area super visor in the district where such hostelries are located. SUITS Styled For Fit and Comfort For Tall Men ) For Short Men For Stout Men For Athletic Men OIK DRESS DEPARTMENT .Since 1918- a DREW'S MANST0RE 733 Main St. copied In court as evidence and this type of evidence is highly beneficial toward obtaining con victions, police report. One Elwood cnlarger is used by the local police in blowing fingerprints for identification purposes and a solution for the restoration of serial numbers on firearms and other articles Is also used. Sgt. Ackerman Is well trained In this field of police work. He qualified as a fingerprint expert in 1912 while a member of the Portland police detective bu reau. 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