Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 27, 1945, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN HERALD AND NEWS Monday, Aug. 37, 1945 00 CELEBRATE HOUSE OPENING AT WAREHOUSE Flashes of Life MALIN Celebrating the com pletion of a $32,000 potato ware house built by Jacobs, Malcolm and B u r 1 1, San Francisco produce firm, Jerry Rajnus, Ma- lln, local representative, was host at open house in the build' ing Saturday night. Seven hundred guests, repre sentative of all communities of the Klamath basin, were enter tained at a dance and refresh ments. Music was furnished by a local orchestra. The building, located on the Great Northern, is of two stories insulated construction. It is one of the largest in the basin, and is equipped with modern sanitation features, running water and lighting. It has a capacity of 60, OUO sacks. The firm will employ 45 or 50 during the grading and storage season and will operate three graders. Potatoes only will lie handled this year. Members of the firm here from the bay area for the open ing were Joe Moyce, president; Bert Jacobs Jr., vice president, and Mrs. Jacobs; his father, Bert Jacobs Sr., Ed Sculley, Clarence Skevic and Carl Thomas, all of San Francisco, and Grant Hunt, Oakland representative. Thomas will spend some time here in the future in the inter ests of the business. Rajnus is a well-known potato grower and buyer of the Malin community. Ed Brosterhous, Klamath Falls, was contractor. Wheat Prices Vary Little In Week PORTLAND, Aug. 27 (IP) Bid prices on wheat at the Port land grain exchange last week varied from unchanged to some what lower on ordinary classes compared with a week ago, the U. S. department of-agriculture said today. The cash wheat market here did not echo the strength in mid western wheat futures prices. Posted bid prices at Portland, however, were regarded as most ly nominal, because prices at country points based on ware house receipts were about 2 cents a bushel higher. DOG WINS AWARDS GRESHAM, Ore., Aug. 27 (IP) Top rating in the third annual Boston Terrier club of Portland show here yesterday went to Long's Brat Dottie, owned by Mrs. Walter D, Long, Olympia, Wash. The dog won four awards. , DOLLARS AND SENSE SEDALIA, Mo., Aug. 27 (IP) An cxlubltor at the state lair here has been operating all week on a sort of "pay as you exit" plan . . . and he says it pays him. Patrons to his show are ad mitted free, but on their way out are asked to leave a "silver do nation. Which prompted customer to opine that it seemed liked good psychology. "Psychology? Nuts!" replied the showman. "This way I don't have to pay any federal amuse ment tax. . . GOLDBRICK LAWTON. Olka., Aug. 27 (IP) A discharged serviceman here is having more than a little bit or trouble getting used to this "soft civilian life. Standing firmly on his rights as promised by the GI bill, he demanded and got his pre war job back. But the second day he didn't show up for work. When the boss telephoned him at his home, the ex-soldier said that he didn't want the job after all. "It was harder than I rcmemoerea it, was his explanation. AIR RAID CHICAGO. Aug. 27 (IP) Rich ard Drolings, a garbage collector, doesn t mind his chore too mucn, but when a patron on a loop hotel bombards him with empty milk bottles, he rebels. He told State street court that whenever he rattled his cans around the hotel the barrage came. So he brought along two policemen one-morning and they arrested Harry kudioii, do, a salesman. , Rubloff entered no plea to dis orderly conduct charge which was continued until August 30. www SHORT TALE DECATUR. 111.. Aug. 27 OP) Decatur police, who received nationwide attention this sum mer when they banned wearing of shorts by women, again are having shorts trouble in. re verse. Lawrence Yonker told police he discovered a man wearing women's shorts in the kitchen of his home. The intruder es caped. A woman in the same neighborhood reported that a man in shorts invaded her bed room, but fled when she screamed. HOUSING CUT TOLD EUGENE, Aug. 27 (IP) Plans for federal emergency housing have been cancelled, and Eugene and Springfield will have to work out the solution to their growing housing problem with out government assistance. James E. Maxwell, Portland NHA official, told citizens today. Classified Ads Bring Results Halsey Cuts Victory Cake "it1 1 Adm, William F. Halsey cuts a cake carrying a design of a Japanese flag during a victory celebration aboard hit ihip with the third fleet. (AP wireohoto from Paramount News). 1 Person Drowned In Auto Plunge LEBANON,-Aug. 27 (IP) One man was drowned and four pas sengers injured late yesterday when an auto missed the ap proach to a bridge crossing the South Santiam river here and plunged into the water. Earl Spencer, 24, Jefferson,' who drowned, was pinned be neath the car as it rolled down the embankment into the shal low water. The injured included Barney Sharp, 25, the driver; Robert Laurie, 16, and Roy Glenn- Wickersham, 16, all of Jefferson, and Doris Sheler, 19, Albany. ASTORIAN VIEWED ASTORIA, Aug. 27 UP) Fish ermen today hailed as a glimpse of the future the new Seattle tuna clipper, the Astorian, skip pered by Olaf Johnson, Astoria. The vessel has a beam- of 22 feet and is 84 feet long. Pow ered by a 450-horsepower mo tor, it has a cruising radius of 7500 miles. The 10-man crew can handle 130 tons of fish. Fuel tank capacity is 15,000 gallons. Classified Ads Bring Results ITCH OF RclicT itching mart UllinD Clfltl ilol"P'k'nrmhi ninUK OrYlfl and ease torturing cbafa I KUUdLlS the medicated powder. Coroner's Jury Holds. Death Accidental KIMBERLY, B. C, Aug. 27 (IP) A coroner's jury yesterday held that the death of Charles Leroy Bechtcl, 66, of Ta Ta Creek, B. C, was accidental while resisting arrest. Bechtel, wanted on a warant issued for persons allegedly mentally ill or dangerous, held off seven police officers for four days before he surrendered with a flesh wound in the abdomen. He died in a hospital Friday. A complaint was made to po lice August 19 after Bechtel threatened a neighbor with an axe. FIVE-DAY WEEK PORTLAND, Aug. 27 (IP) The Portland Home Builders as sociation has approved a five day week to enable contractors to spread work and facilitate reconversion. WHY BE FATV Get slimmer without exercise You may lose pouod and hare a more ilender. graceful figure. No exerdnng. No laxative. Nodrugm. With this A YDS plan you don't cut out any meals, starches, po tatoes, meats or butter, you sim ply cut them down. It s easier when you enjoy delicious (vita min fortified) A YDS before meals. Absolutely harmless. Try a urge wxtt do Of ayiss. vomy tuppo S3. 35. Money bark on tbm very frit boa 1 do' I get remits. Pbeoa CVRRIN'S FOR DRUGS WAGGONER DRUG CO. Miss Cornelia Splitter . 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Relocation records show that more persons have left tho proj ect in the first three weeks of August than during the two pre ceding months. Between Decem ber 31, 11M4, and the first week in this month, 20,1181 Japanese left the nine centers for resettle ment. Of the total, 8448 re turned to their homes or other wise resettled in the four west ern states of California, Oregon, Washington and Arizona, Resettling in California were 6407; in Washington, 1014; Ore gon, 852, and Arizona, 113, EN ROUTE TO ATSUOI OKINAWA, Aug. 27 (IP) Capt. Howard A. Collins, Sea side, Ore., will be among the first group of pilots and navigators to head for Atsugl airdrome, 23 air line miles southwest of Tokyo, tomorrow. He has been on the fireball run (Miami to Karachi, India). City Police Make 2 Arrests Two truffle urrosls woro liuiilc by city police over tho weekend, Bernard D. 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