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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1945)
OREGON BOARD STATES PLANS FDR COLLEGES PORTLAND, July 25 (It A program of research lit Oregon Hliilo collngo to find additional unci fur hydroelectric power In uKrleulliiro umi lutliwlry. with lloiinuvlllu power acliiiliilntru tliin paying mmit of llio coHt, wim unproved by tho ithito hoiird of higher vdnciitloii yenterduy, H. C. Ciroenbeclt, Klumnth Fill In member, (iii',illnnlni( pos sible polltleul implications, aald: "I hope thin la not n step on thu routl to serfdom." Aiwuired by OSC President A. I,. Strand that tbera urn no po lltleul Implk'iitlims whntuver, ii i id Unit the college will mnko finding nvnlliiblu to ull, Uroen buck Joined nil other mcinhcrji 111 fii vcirliiK the plan. I'rojcclji iipprovud hut not to be Mm led Immedliitely Include uludy of itprlnkler Irrigation ma terials, flirm refrigerator units, dulry wnter limiting, electric radiant mid reversed cycle hcat gln, electric hciil nlorage, preser vution of forage croon and feed lull experiment with artificial ly dried liny, Itoiinevlllc will supply $23, 030 with tho colh'iie contrib uting $1H,0()U In futilities mid service. Thu board pus.icd upon dor mitory development plaim lit the University of Oregon, approved an administrative reorganize tlon In the OHC extension serv ice, and iillocated (220,000 in special equipment funds appro priated by the legislature. All present officers were re elected for anotlv r year, with Wlllard Marks, Albany, starting his twelfth full term us presi dent, Mrs, Dentrlco W. Sackctt, C'oos jlay, is vico president and Kdgnr W. Smith, Portland, third member of the executive com mittee. Tho University of Orciion won approval of a plan to start a women's dormitory on sito yet to tie acquired, looking toward eventual use of present women's hulls neur the center of tho ciinv J his for classroom purposes. 'Irt unit, to bo built under self-fliianclnx bond issue, will houso 200. F. L. Uullurd, who served briefly as president of Oregon Stnto colleKo before retirement, will resume iictlva chnritc of the federal cooperative extension service as associate director of extension. W. L. Teutsch will retain his present title of assis tant director. Charles W. Smith was named assistant director in charge of county agent work with Clifford L. Smith remain' Inn as assistant county agent leuncr. The University of Oregon medical school at Portland will launch program of graduate and postgraduate training for doctors back from war. A four year grant of $100,000 has been accepted from tho W, K. Kellogg foundation. LEGAL NOTICES IM'ni.lC I.A.N ! HAI R DfPARTMtNT 111 Tltfc I -ST mi Oil U. b. KAMI orrtCE ftl Lkevlw, Ore gon. July 14. IIH3. NOTICK U hereby given that, directed by tho Commiitluner of inrl I.nl Office, unilnr provision! of vclloti II. B,, mi amended by ortlnrt 14 of the rl of June i. 1934 Mil tftat., lanot, purtuanl lo Xhm appllca lion of John If. Malnay, Aerial No. OKttftfl, w Hill offer at public aale. lo Ilia Mtfhoal bldtler, but at not let than 91. 2) per acre, at 10 o'clock a. m.. on thu 22 dv of Attaint nexl. at thu office, tUo following trail of land ImI 3, Bee. SO. T. 40 8 R. 10 t, W. M. Cnn Im I nl it or in M - Tho pron making the hlghait bid will be required to Immediately pay tha mount inereoi. Any peranna claiming adveraaly lh aiKivnetrribed land are aavued lo ill Ihelr claims, or objection., on or before lb lime designated fitr aale. Any nerann entitled lo claim a nrefrr nco rlghl under the flrat prnvlao in aald eeciion j as an owner or coniicuoti land muit aaaert h i cam with n dayi frtun the data of public offering ana conditional aaie to ino nigneat ma der and at the expiration of aald prefer' enra rtaht Derlod. If no such riant hai Wen aaterled, the hlghoat bidder will bo declared the purchaser of the land. ci.aiik.nci: W. OGLE, ltaglttr jy. in-aa; au. i-o-ia o. iou. NOTICK fr FINAL KKTTI.KMKNT NOTICK IIKJtlCHY 18 HIVItN that tha undenlcned Administrator with tha will annexed of the estate of JAMKS II. KAIN, dareaied, haa filed In the Circuit Court of tha state nf O rearm for Klanv all) County, the final arcount of hla administration or aald eainte and mat the court haa appolnlril September 10th, iun ai ine nnur or iu:in o-cior. a. ni. aa tho time, and tha courtroom of aald court aa the pinra for tha hainng and aememeni oi lain arcounu Da led July 3-1 rd. 11)4,1. PA III FAItnKNH, Administrator with mo win annexed or tha i of JAMES II. KAIN, da ceaied Jy. 3(1; i-lS-22 No, IM. TIN AND PAPER PUT A GUN IN HIS HANDS! Oar flihUag mm tea 4 uppllaa to iTclc the Jape uppllaa that tnuat ha ahlpperi anil packed la tin and paper, tha natlon'a No, 1 critical material! I Your wnito paper and tin cana pack irital war punch . . earve them, turn Iheea In regnlarlyl tfpar Yor WatH topw and Tin Cam for ih Blq Safoaq Collection Sunday Father's Day Grief on Okinawa (NT. A TtUoholo) Die burden of grlrf a fntlier on far off Okinawa beam la tragically revealed In thta photo of Marina Col. Pranrui I. I'enton. Bun Dlrgo, Calif., knrcllng bmlde flag-covered body of his ann, Pfc. Michael Fcmon, killed 'ji action. Michael, 10, wiui a ocoul-anlper In First Marina Division In which his father Is a rcgUnccU.l commander. Sing Sing Inmate Cleared When "Double11 Is Found NEW YOUK, July 23 (IP) An Innocent buxlnaiiman who served llirco ycam and four month In Sinn SIiik prison stood cleared today of a crime committed by his "double," de scribed us miu of the nation's "smoothest biittlme crooks." Aiuilstunt U. S. Attorney John J. Donovan disclosed that the victim In the cruel case of mis taken Identity was Itertrum M. Campbell, 57-ycar old former sc. curltics denier, who had contin ually protested his innocence when he was convicted of forg ery In 1037. Hank employes Identified Campbell as the mini who drew a $3130 turned check. Donovan (dentificd tho actual forger yesterday as Alexander D. L. Tnlcl, whom ho described as one of the country's "smooth est crooks" and who was sen tenced to four years' Imprison ment for another offenstr viola tion of the national stolen prop erly net. Donovan said Thlcl had ad mitted the forgery for which Campbell was sent to prison, and had lidded that ho tried to help the Innocent man by com mitting another forgery which would prove that Campbell could not have committed the original crime. This scheme failed, but netted Thlcl $13,000, Donovan said. Campbell, who lives in Floral Park. N. Y., with his wife and three children, plana to ask Gov, Thomas E. Dewey for a full par don, A friend of Campbell's read of Thiol's nrrest In Lexington, Ky., last March and noted the striking resemblance between the two men. All but one of the witnesses who had testified against Campbell admitted they mid erred. Thlel, also 57, was said by the elil to be wanted for cash lug forged checks worth $200,-1 000, lie was sentenced yester day In federal court for forging a $4000 check on a New York bonk and having the funds transferred to Boston, where he maintained an account under an assumed name. Eve Benson Dance Studio Will B CLOSED Until Further Notlc Classified Ads Bring Results. GRACE MASKE, recently with Muriel Shop . . . (formerly known as Elk Beauty Salon) is now located at pur shop. Other operators include Zoe Bruce, Earl ine Henderson, Fern Schuck Evening Work Ely Appointment VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Owned and Operated by Be Haines 109 No. 7th Phone 7161 rloM is the time: MODERNIZE YOUR HOME ,WKy worry about the fact tKat you probably can't build now. when it is such a simple mattee to have your home remodeled or modernized?, If money is required for the purpose, we can provide it at low rates and on terms to meet your exact requirements, Consult us. WAR BONDS, of course! E. H. THOMPSON, Atonayer OSCAR I. SHIVI, Assf. Manager LESTER C. OFFIELD, Auf. Manager Klamath Falls Branch Office of United States National Bank 27 BRANCH OFFICES IN OREGON SUPREME QUALITY TIRE PUMPS Heavy Duty 1 86 Strong cut luminum htndli and base. Built-in check valva pravanti back prataure. 20 1 A" haiiht, W barral, 24" rub bar bote. A Ward valual Montgomery Ward Ph. 3188 9th and Pine Doctors Report To Naval Air Station Lt. George It, Bergman, medi cal corpa, USN, of. Los Angeles, has reported lor duty at the Klamath naval air station at the out-patient clinic replacing Lt. Wilbur Wcstfall who has been detached for duty with tho ma rine air wing. Dr, Bergman reported here after having served for 18 months In tho European theater of operations. His wife, who now lives in Med ford, will join him here as soon as living ac. Wednesday. July 25, 1845 HERALD AMD NEWS SEVEN H commodutlons can bo found, Lt. George A. Stewart Jr., medical corps, USNR, of Clifton Forge, Va., has reported at tho naval air station and will bo as signed to Lakcvlcw as medical officer. He has como from 101 months overseas In action in the Atlantic. KILLED BY FALLING SNAG HOSEBURO, July 25 (I3) The death of Dell Weatherly, 61, Elkton, hit by a falling snag, was reDorted todav hv Coroner H. C. Stearns. Little Lamb Seen r By Portland Butchers j PORTLAND, July 25 (P) . Butchers' counters wore not stacked high with , lamb today, and many housewives went home disappointed. Stockmen blamed tho slow market on farmers' unwilling ni.a in ahln lomlia until attaMm . of OPA's Dnint-llftinir nrrinr mrm clear. W ..the beer with the m b , j ACMC MWIHIS f a. freaclxa f jlAJij Out on the fighting front, they win beach heads and hold'em! Let's do the same, here on the home front ...buy War Bonds... and hold 'em! 4 cMPi&eM$ometiTOFMm 4 (V.WtjC.V.YAVt'.tlV. ' AVi-f BOYS' SWEATERS 25 wool and 75 rayon, solid colors . . . wine, blue, tan, green and brown. Sizes 4 to 10 years. 297 GIRLS' RAYON POPLIN DRESSES Shirt waist style. Bluerose, red, green" 1 72 and teal with white dots. Sizes 7 to 14. H BOYS' LONGIES 2 23 23 wool and 77 rayon gabardine. 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