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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1945)
Company B Honored For Protection Plan Against Jap Balloon Menace By JOY BiaGS ' Klamntlt Full Company B ef 1st biittallon,' Orrfc-on Stota Guard litis boon cnmmundod for II planned protection of pooplo ind tiniuurlnnds of tho northwest Kiilnst possible Jiip balloon In vasion. Communcllntf uonoral of tho Htli service commund, Fort Douglas, Uluh, approved plttns itibmltted by Co. B for public mfoty In tho event of Jup bul lions nioiinclnii this area, He lauded tho Initiative of thin group for (IovIhIhu u workable plun and lioartlly commonded iliem for standlntf by In this oinerRency. During tho timo when Jap ttnlloons were reported fulling In this areu, and tho thought of lire dud detraction stalked the minds of foresters and lumber men, tho protective plun of Co. B win conceived, Company of ficer!. Capt, Charles L. Mac Donald; Lt. A. L. Anderson, conimiinlcutlons officer, and Lt. .VI. B. Nelson, plans and training, New School Teachers Announced Now tcuchors of districts 1 and 2 were Introduced Inst night at tho joint board of education meeting hold at KUHS. Elementary school touchers added to tho stuff uro Mrs. Rose La Liberty, teaching girls' phy- Cliurlcne Smith, second grade ( iioojcveii: 11. jj. hicks, seventh frsde and boys' physical educe Ion at Mills. - ' New Classroom Tho new classroom at Mills, authorized at a meeting last month, hus been completed and classes are starting in it this Tuesday. Donald O. Ross was named as the nowninthematlcs teacher at KUHS. Harold Tonlo, director of vo cational education, reported on the vocational program at the high school and outlined project ed courses for the second semes ter. . Joe Peak, director of physical educutlon for Klamath Falls schools, explained tho new phy sicul education law passed at the last session of legislature. He outlined to the school board Its application In Klamath public scnoois. . Modoc Field ! Prcnnratlon of nlani for Inv proving Modoc athletic field was detailed to Superintendent A. L. Gralnpp, who was authorized to secure tno services oi an engt' neer for tho work. On iolnt action the board au thorlzed signing a contract with the Klamath medical service bu renu for group insurance. Chair men and clerks of each school ;board were authorized to Invest surplus mnus in victory ponds. Referendum Sought To Outlaw Racing ! SALEM. Nov. 27 (P) Abo litlon of horse and dog racing in Oreffon la sounht In an initia tive filed with tho state depart imcnt today by Edward C. Foss and Clydo E. Wade, both of Portland. i If tho sponsors get signatures 'of 23,108 registered voters, the .mcosuro will appear on the gen leral election ballot Nov. S. 1946. Tho initiative seeks repeal of jthe Oregon racing commission ct, which sets up pari-mutucl tracing. put their heads together to soo bow thoy could usolst during the critical period, without In terfering with civilian defense plans or fcdoral onus. . Plan Needed Some Plun was definitely needod for public vufoty and con trol or fires bcroro (and if) tho monace camo UDon us. Tentative plans wore formulated Into work able order, with tho assistance or Hal Ogle, superintendent of Klamath Forest Protective as sociation: L. K. Mays, forest sup ervisor, Fremont national forest and John L. Surglniion, district ranger of Roguo River national forest. A system of speedy communi cations, transportation and sub sistence was worked out and tho complotod plan submitted to N. S. Rogers, state forester of Ore gon, and the commanding officer or the northern district uin sorv Ice commund In Scuttle, It re. coivod their approval and was also reforred to nnd unproved fly Brig, Gen. Ralph P. Cowgill and Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Ol son, Portland, for administrative action., , , . Map Divided Tho map of Klamath county was divided Into four sections, Road intersections were marked by colored dots with a letter and number. If a fire broke out in any section of the area, which extended east to Lofcovicw, north to the county line, west to the county lino nnd south to the state lino, guardsmen, immccu ntely contacted, would rush to the snot indicated by a flro snot' tor through tho use of codo dot numbers. They would block tho roads to truffle in the area. The master map was kept in the state guard headquarters in Sulem and small copies were furnished to Co. B headquarters, tho Marino Burracks, county sheriff s office, stnto nonce of fice and the ranger station at Lakevlew. No highways or through roads necessary for travel would bo blocked unless dangerous to travel. No one would be per mlttcd to go through blocks without authorization from some forest protective agency or po lice authority. Blocks were to be maintained as long as any danger existed. Threat Diminishes The plan was conceived In March 1045. and was in working order during tho hot dry season when the threat of forest fires was greatest. Most of the bal loons which fell in this area were reoorted to be seen during January and February. By the time the danger season had ar rived the balloon threat, and Jarjan. hud ncnrlv folded un, Although Co. B was never called THEY USED TO CALL HER FATTY Almost unbelievable loss of weitht is t possible for most overweight people tnrougn a pleasant, absolutely harm less reducing method. While eating plenty, it it possible to take off as much as three tofiveunaightlypoundtaweek. No exercise, no starvation diet, no re ducingdrunorcatharticaarenecessarv for those who seek to regain a graceful, youthful figure. It) fact, theTremett Way is to confidently recommended that you may try Tremett without risk ing a penny. You and your friends mutt marvel at the exciting improvement in your appearance; you mutt get the results you teek in 30 days, or your money will be refunded in full. Easy-to-follow direction! with every package. t ' " "Walareen Drag Ittrt and sriurvlits everywhere, Copr. IBM, Oxford Products, Int. upon to mock any section to motorists due to fire hazard, they woru standing by constantly dur ing tho emergency. Faithful service bars for dura tion work woro nrcHcntcd to each man in Co. B by Lt. Col. Padroni of the adjutant gen eral's office, Salem, on Novem ber 0, JU4D. The emergency Dion Is so practical, it hus bcon decided to contlnuo with it for protection ugulnst flro during the dangerous (try summor season in xne future protection of Oregon forests. Bucks To Provide Venison Dinners PORTLAND, Nov. 27 (P) Two four-point bucks who bat tled atop Roaring river bluff and plunged to their death after locking horns will provide veni son dinners for patients at Shrincrs hospital. Rangers tho bucks fell 70 feet. They wore found along tho Cluckumus river road 11 miles from the Oak Grove ranger station. Lumbering Examined In Field Trip Timber operations and slash disposal methods were exam ined by group of 35 men on a recent field trip In the Bly area. The group assembled from Lukeview, Klamath Indian res ervation, Mcdford and Klamath Falls, at the Bly ranger station was composed of forestry men and men Interested in the work in this area. Through rugged weather, Thomas Orr Jr., forester at Wey erhaeuser Timber company, con ducted the group through Weyer haeuser Camp 6, to look over cutting and logging operations i a Orr explained cutting practices of the company as they went along. In the afternoon the men went Look & size smaller Ton can still be comfortable in this light weight Charmode girdle of flexible rayon satin and elastic. Sizes 26 to 34. The bra beiutifull. controls medium base sizes 32 to 38. 1.50 Br. 4$e98 Girdle through the Ivory Pine mill north of Bly, whero company of ficials showed them the new dry kiln installation. From there they returned to the ranger sta tion where fall slush disposal matters were discussed, and new equipment demonstrated. The improved "back-firing" torches for fighting fire were shown and tho "cat with a spec ially designed fire plow. A deli clous chicken dinner was served In the evening by church women of the community , In the Bly school cafeteria. Lorry Mays, chairman of the Shasta-Cascado society, sub-section of American forestry, pre sided at the evening meeting. A membership drive was discussed to include all foresters In the area.; General forest problems facing foresters in southern Ore gon were also discussed with a view of getting active commun ity approval to study more Im portant phases. The only report to date was on blister-rust control work being carried on in sugar and white pine stands In southern Oregon. Final reports on the work will be made at the next meeting to be held In Klamath Falls. Ernest Kolbe submitted a first copy of the Shasta-Cascade re port which will be prepared pe riodically, giving activities of foresters in this area. Copies will be distributed to all partici pating members. NAMED CHAIRMAN PORTLAND, Nov. 27 (P) Adam F. LeFor, Salem, was named today as general chair man of the young republican federation's Oregon state con vention here next spring. 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