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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1945)
TEN HERALD AND NEWS Monday, Mar 28. STARK LISTS 01 TINTS FOIlC OF C While some committees of the Klamath chamber of commerce are not yet ready for announce ment. Charles R. Stark, manager. announces the following appoint ments. In some cases there will be additional appointments to the committees already usiea, ann they, with other committees, will be announced as soon as they have been made and approved by the board of directors. Arrieulture: Lee HoUIdar. chairman: VIII BlafbTnan fi C. Blohm. A. R. Campbell. Paul Daiton. S. P. DeMinrer. Fercy Dixon, cn naiev. -vard. Lwii Kandra. E, C. Lemler. Ira Orem. William Rajnus. Ed Stattney. C. A. Henderson ex officio. Henry Semon. director. Aviation: E. G. Newbill. chairman: Lawrence Bertram. Rav Byrnes, Ben Henzel. Louia Soukup. P. S. Hitchcock, director. Houinf: I. I. Lombard, chairman: W. A. Houfe. Burjre Mason. Ed Osten dorf. Howard Perrin. Cal Peyton. E. H. Thompson. J. Verne Owens, director. Land Use: Frank Jenkins, chairman: Bill Dalton. Jay Fairclo. Ed Geary. Ralph Hill. William Ktttredire. Dan Lis key. John Reber. Henry Semon. Dr. Ralph W. Stearns. Merle West. C. A. Henderson, ex officio. Dick Henzel. di rector. Membership: Alice Virus, chairman: Everett Dennis. C. M. Gitmore. Jack Henry. Morris Miller. J. Verne Owens, director. xnntirv Affaire! Marshall Comett. chairman; Charles Seavey. Carl Stein- aelfer. Frank Weswr. Maicoim tpiey National Affairs: Mitchell Tillotson. chairman; Al Hatton. H. K. wacanney, T. M. Medford. G. W. Osborne. A. W. Schaupp. Malcolm Epley. director ReUU Trade: Paul Skeen. chairman: Wallace. Snim. Nov Carter. John Haw kins. Lee Hendricks. Eugene Hill, Earl Isaac, Rudy Jacobs. Dwignt Kurcner, Nick Lone. Marvin Lucas. L J. Olson. Ted Reeves. Arthur Rickbiel. Innis Rob erts. S. A. Rose. John H. Houston, di rector. Roads: T. B. Waiters, chairman: A. H. Bussman. A. D. Collier. Warren Fruits. A. Kalina. F. G. Markwardt. An Kus Newton, Fred Pope, ex officio. E. H. Balsiger, director. Taxation: Charles Mack, chairman: John Ashley. John L. Fowler. R. C. G roes beck. Curt Lion. Dick Reeder, C. S. Robertson. Louis E. Serruys. J. W. Kerns, director. Tourist: Ed Bell, chairman: C. S. El liot, vice chairman: Phyllis Beardsley. R. C. Dale. Charles Dutcher, Matt Fin nigan. Fred Fleet, Clarence Humble. Keith Moon. John H. Houston, director. Socialist Confab Set For Portland . PORTLAND, May 28 (JPhA three-day conference with, state socialist party workers will be opened here Wednesday by Harry ; Fleischman, New York,, national secretary. He will speak Thursday night on "Co - Operative Common wealth Federation Canada's Challenge." Flashes of Life I-m , lot Ntnei nuncawo owl mi. " IbssssJ Snper Cnt-Rata Drag 1 MB - .AZiTifl-TnisT CM mwm. 11U! Mlulllt ucfM irrmn. 10 tun nwnrwl DOrvET MONEY LUZON, May 28 Capt William "Stretch" Morgan, Sioux Falls, S. D., returned to dutv after two months in the wound. He drew his pay and stuck 800 pesos in bills in his A short time later while the 6 foot 5 inch officer was taming with -a platoon leader over a ...n!l!a.4allrin a .Tan cninrc hill. let grazed his' arm and embedded itself m me ouu pesos in me urnllpt which was in a Docket over his heart. PHEW1 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., May 28 (P) Albuquerque residents turned on the aas. took a few sniffs, and called the mayor's of fice to camplain about sewer gas. Gas and electric company offi cials explained that it wasn t sewer gas. It was sulfur gas. A new gas well had been tapped and its contents Dumped into the city's gas mains before they dis covered the well didn't produce natural gas. NO REFUGE SALT LAKE CITY, May 28 Wl Two convicts at the Utah state penitentiary are in solitary confinement. They passed in sufficient fund drafts against ac counts they had deposited with prison officials. Classified Ads Bring Results. JOB COUNSELING PROGRAM SUITED A program of vocational counseling will be opened at the Marine Barracks, Capt Harry C. Marian, post educa tional sen-ices officer, an nounced today. Purpose of the program will be to advise marines as to their postwar vocation and to make plans for jobs. Four enlisted men from the barracks left Sunday for Eu gene where they will attend a one-week school in vocational counseling of veterans, conduct ed by the United States employ ment service. The men are Cpl. Robert Henderson. PFC John T. Dillon, PFC Warren Bren ner, and PFC Fred Taylor.. In line with this program are the recently-arrived sound films showing the work in 12 occu pations, which are shown to marines asking vocational guid ance. REVERSE PRIZE MILTON-FREEWATER, May 28 (P) A prize in roverse is boosting war bond sales here. The industrial plant with the lowest E bond record must teth er a goat at its front entrance : for a week. Soldier Held On Bail For Burglary Charge MEDFORD, May 28 P) Pvt. John R. Anderson, 21, listed by army authorities here as an escapee from Louisiana camp stockade, was held on $1000 bail today on a charge of burglary not in a dwelling. He waived preliminary hear ing Saturday, District Attorney George Neilson said Anderson was arrested driving a stolen Missouri automoDiie and admit ted a $2300 tool theft from an Ashland, Ore., garage. Neilson said the soldier also admitted a Mount Shasta, Calif., burglary. State police were seeking a male companion and a girl In another automobile. Neilson was awaiting army decision to release Anderson for civil prosecution. Restrictions Removed On Power Line Plans PORTLAND, May 28 W) Re strictions hnvo boon removed on construction of continuous rural power line extensions In Oregon costing under $25,000 for mate rials. Action of the war production board and the rural electrifica tion commission was roported by George W. Hondrlx. Orogon Rural Electric Co operative as sociation presidont. 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