Herald and news., August 16, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

Cull lor Reservations Mem
bers planning to uttund Iho
Hun Inum and Professional
V(mn' club picnic on Hunday.
August 111, lire requested to cull
the hostess, Kmmu Carter, be
foro Hut in tiny to muke reserva
tions. Hour of the picnic Ih not
for 4 o'clock nt Mm, Carter's
home on Ho, sixth, and those
attending nro iiNkecl to brlntf
tliclr own pinion mid cups.
To Bay Ar.a CPO Raymond
II. Abbey unci wife, Dorothy,
hnvo gnuu to tlm buy area whera
lis will bu reassigned to duty In
Hid United States, lie huii snont
the last 10 months nt Penrl llur
bur mill him Intel 0 Mi years of
service In the niivy. Mm. Abbey
has been miik Inu her homo with
her mother on lllgh strcot. ,
Jobi Daughters The Jobi
Daughters will hiive a picnic at
Moore pnrk on Sundiiy, August
III, nt 2 o'clock. , ,
Potato Cellar Scott Warron
In building potato collnr on
his much ncur Algoma,
y TO BE Gil
No cancellations of present
housing project here have been
received yet by the local office
of lliilvomoii cohiitructlon engi
neer. It was stated today, and
mum urc expected.
Tho Halvor.ioii company ' Is
erecting 195 military, housing
units on Washburn way, which
aro expected lo be completed
on schedule September 3. This
rompnny also has the contract
for moving the .48 dwellings
from Vancouver. Wash. The
work on this project Is under
way now, fumigating and dis
mantling the units preparatory
to moving.
Klfty units of pre-fabrlcated
rivlllnn dwellings are still un
dfr construction by K. T. Hen
derson, contractor.
Under the Lanham act of leg
islature, buildings , erected for
the war housing program may
not remain more than two years
after the duration of war. This
agreement was made not to con
flict with Individual civilian
building enterprises.
Former Resident
Visits In Bonanza
BONANZA Gerald Sessions,
a resident of this community
for several years, arrived one
day last week" to visit his friends
f here.
lis has bean with' th armed
forces for four years, serving In
Africa, Sicily, Belgium, France
and Germany. Ho wears bands
showing three years of foreign
en-Ice, eight battlo stars, Presl
dential Unit Citation and Con
gressional Mednl of Honor with
two Oak Leaf Clusters. He was
ilnff sergeant during the last two
years of service and received his
honorable 'discharge August-1.
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(ay, inniahl and Prlday except for
irtmumi wis. wioeiy rniitr() aiirnoon
ihoivera In axlrema northern mountains
fifiy, reach in central and northern
pivrram nn t nun v. L.IUI rnanin in
rnrwriur, Moderal northwest winds
itt central and miih coat la and genii
'(name norm comm.
Ornn ftcattored lhundr showers to.
lay and east of Cascades rrldav. Other-
via partly cloudy today, tonight and
ruioy. i-witr norm oi nflioDiiri lonay
md pnerally over interior Friday,
rindnrata northWMtcrly winds oft coast.
Cream Deodorant
Safety helps
Stop Perspiration
1, Don nm liilms skin: Doer
not rot ciresjes or men'i ililrts. 1
2. Preventi under-trm odor, ,
Helps iron perspirstiop nfely, )
3, Apitr,wliiie,inliieptic,nin. ,
less viniihlng cream.
4. No walling to dry. On be
used tislit sfur iliiving.
8. Awarded Approval Seal of
Amtncanliiiniuioofl.aundtr. '
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' TMS.N SWyOIHK DSODORAN7
Bona ol Norway Tho Sous of
Norway will hold their uiimial
picnic at Moore pnrk on Sundiiy,
August IH, There will bu iron
coftnu and Ice crcnm. All mem
ben and frltinels arc Invited.
To Visit Barhiira SchultiS of
San Jose, Calif., formerly of
Kluinath Falls, will visit tills
week with friends here. She
will stay at tho Lonin Palmerton
home at 840 1'uolflo Tcrruco,
To Bremerton Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Karris and Dorothy Duvls,
of California o venue, left for
Hr-jmerton, Wash., to attend the
wedding of a nieco.
E
H. G. Atherton, USNR, has
been promoted from the rank of
lieutenant commander lo that of
full commander, according to
word from the Klamath nuvul air
station.
Cmdr. Atherton Is tho execu
tive officer at the air bu.to and
has been on duty here since
January 18 of this veur. He hud
tirevlously been in the South
aclflc.
Before entering the navy, the
commander was an architect fit
Los Qatos, Calif. At one time
he was the acting commissioner
of public works for the city of
Fresno In addition to his reg
ular business.
Ho Is a graduato of the Uni
versity of Illinois and was a
Rlinndes scholar from that school
to Oxford university In England.
After the beginning of the war,
he was public works officer In
charge of new construction nt
the naval air station' In Oakland,
Calif. He has also been the of
ficer in charge 'at that base.
Cmdr. Atherton has also been
the executive officer of the naval
air station at Canton Island in
the Pacific and operations of
ficer at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii.
His wife lives here at 2180
Vine. r
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Comdr. H. C. Atharton, exec
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lieutenant commander, accord
ing to word lrom the base.
Official navy photo.
VISITORS
KENO Norman Horn,
MOMM2C. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Horn, vlslt'id at the
home of his parents on the Kcno
Ashland rond for severul days In
July, ills wife occompunicd him.
They were married In June.
Morn is now at a California port.
Mrs. Horn will remain with his
Barents.
Normnn attended school in
Kcno several years ago living
with Mr. and Mrs. John Lilly-at
that time.
Persian lamb, the black, tight
ly curled fur Is taken from lambs
3 to 10 days old.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
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and hay nowl See or phone Hani
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6060.
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. NEWS
(Continued from Pago One)
by word of mouth there being
then no other way. With the
progress of thn mechanical rev
olution,' including the Invention
of the rotary press, you now
write a letter to the papers to
the Times If what Is Irking you
Is' In the higher r culms of busi
ness or statecraft, and to the
penny evening press If you have
a lesser mind.
. But In its day Hydo Park wus
an Immensely significant sym
bol of that grim determination
to SPEAK HIS MIND when
things aren't going right that
has made the Anglo-Saxon suc.i
a power for democracy through
out the world. Its trudltion is a
fine tradition.
TODAY tho Hyde Park speak-
era are largely crack nots
but they are crackpots of n most
peculiar type, watcning them
somehow they and tho crowds
who listen are fascinating, and
you come back again and again
you come to the conclusion
that they are exhibitionists.
With a few exception, thev
are battered specimens who. one
suspects, are pushed about. They
are mcagerly dressed. They are
Inclined to be so thin as to sug
gest under-nourishment. An
American notices that they have
been without dental care. Get
ting up on a step-ladder fa high
ly favored forum) and laying 11
off to an audience gives them
something that is' lacking In
their starved lives delusions of
grandeur, probably.
Religion. Is a favorite subject,
but not evangelistic religion.
They are totally uninterested in
bringing people down to the
mourner's bench. They run.
rather, to dogma. With all this
political furore, there hes been
no leftlsh or radical or, for that
matter, tny oiher kind of intel
ligent political speaking. Much
of the stuff is the purest drivel,
and after about five minutc-s of
it they call for questions which
m mm
KEBPCmOUGRm
li where the crowd comes In.
The questions asked are as
silly as the subjects the speakers
deal with, For example: "How do
they get sausages out of a pig
without breaking tho skin?" The
answer, given with an expression
of condescending disdain; "Why,
with Jet propulsion, of course!
Whereupon tho crowd howls
with glee et the discomfiture of
the questioner.
Tho speakers are obviously
professionals and in order to get
a crowd they have to develop
such tricks of repartee. But
they arc forbidden to take up
a collection and the taboo holds
rigidly. No coins are tossed.
There is NO money Incentive.
It Is some Inner urge that drives
them to do it. As already stated,
they are strictly TYPES.
.
TT wouldn't go In America.
One doubts if It would go
anywhere in the world save in
Hyde Park. In all probability
it wouldn't go here but for the
TRADITION. But It Is one of
the great free shows of London.
Thousands flock here every
night, strolling from group to
group and taking it in.
It is probably significant that
the questioners fall into the
same general types as the speak
ers. It seems obvious that Hyde
Park gives to a certain type of
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S-T-R-E-T-C-H
your supply of
this home-grown
sugar as far as
possible. It's a
materiel of war.
Don't waste it.
THE POWER
Ia 'this litest a'dvertisemenf appearing In national
magazines, emphasis is placed on the great pool
of low-cost hydroelectric power available to indus
try in the Oregon country one of our greatest
assets and the way this ties in with use of our
basic resources, our manpower, our transportation
0
Londoner . something that he,
craves. Some momentary, thril
ling sense of being somebody.
THE American GIs love It.
By the thousands, they cluster
around the speakers, their faces
a study In incredulity, puzzle
ment and rather cynical disdain
that people should amuse them
selves In such a pointless way
but carefully keeping their
thoughts to themselves, for the
GI has proved hjmself a pretty
capable ambassador of goodwill
and he doesn't want to hurt the
feelings of these English people
who in general have been nice
to him. '
Back of it all is the oak-studded
green beauty of Hyde Park's 350
acres In the very heart of one
of the world's most congested
cities, with its strolling thous
ands, Its cricket and its Softball
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games. And Its coudIcs. Here
is obviously where London comes
lo mane love.
When Outdoors Calls JIgain
1 7? fi rr tvt vb
facilities, oar many sites for industrial bcatfcn.
This series, sponsored by The Oregon! an and
'directed to management throughout the nation,
is having a marked effect in attracting interest in
the advantages of this great region.
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HERALD AND NEWS THUS
No one In London should mlssj
Hyde Park and apparently no
one does.
Bergmann Shoes and the eat
doors have been closely associated
for many years. When travel condi
tions ease op, Bergmann's will talc
you there, In comfoMtiaa sard
time again.
U wit! At W W
Phone 4103