Dean Leighton Praises
Klamath Health Program
Flashes Of
Life
Dr. n, W. LolKliton, denn of
tho school of physical education,
University of Oiukoii, unci Mm,
Qiioi'Ko H. K, Moorhend, Univor
ilty of Orcuon school of medi
cine, spoke lust night lit it meet
ing of principals nnd coaches
hold In (ho Wlneina hotel illnlntf
room,
Dcun Leluhton discussed tho
Oi'ckoii health and physical fit
ness proMi'um and piild tribute
to tho recaption which tho pro
gram hud been Riven In Klnmiith
Falls which, tho donil observed,
Kerr Says Jap
Had Fair Trial
I'OHTLAND, Jim, 22 (I')
Mil). Hubert M. Kurr, chluf
prosecutor In the wur criminal
trlul of Gbii. Tomoyukl Yiimu
uhltii, was here today visiting
Ills family while uwiiitliiK Iho
soprano court decision on tho
Yainushlta case.
Kurr wild the decision on
Yamushlta's contention ho
hould huvo been trlitd in civil
court could establish, for tho
ilml lime, tho right to try wur
criminals before nillltury trl
biiiuiln, i Kurr, ion of tho former Ore
k Bon State college president, told
interviewers the former Jap
anese cqimnandor In tho Philip
pines "hud n very thorough mid
fuir trlul ... We roiiched tho
conclusion thiit YamnslilUi win)
responsible for a dullberuto
cnmpiilgn of extormlnntinn, ter
rorism nnd devastation."
Lost Wallet Found
On Dead Japanese
GREAT FALLS. Mont.. Jim,
22 lI") llownrd S. Sears lost his
wnllot. contiilnlnii SOU und a
tiito,ll(uor license, while ut tho
coast" gunrd training iichool, Pa
cific Bench, Wish., buck In July,
1043.
Hecently he received tho bill
fold from Seattle const guard
headquarters. Enclosed wits n
nolo saying: "Wnllet found on
dead Jnp on Snlpan."
Tho $00 wrr missing.
Classified Ads Drlng HcmilU.
has always had nn exceptionally
fine physical education piun in
ll schools.
"This Oregon prognim," tho
dean olisorved In speaking to tho
association, "lias u single objec
tive purpose, making 11 possible
fur all vounustors to grow
straight, strung and to keep them
active una vigorous.
Reaction
Mrs. Moorhuud, who returned
recently from u tour of tho oust,
told tho gathering of tho reac
tion to the Oregon program
among loiidt-rs of education In
that part of tho country. Sho
spoke at the University of North
Carolina In response to a request
sent her late last year In the
Interest of tho Oregon program,
"Tho North Carolina people
were amazed that any slulo had
progressed us far us Oregon has
In such a program. Throughout
tho oust there was great approval
of our concept of tho program,"
Mis. Moorheud said.
Other states In tho union, es
pecially Connecticut, nnd also
New York nnd Kentucky on;
keenly interested In the physical
fitness program which had Its In
ception In Oregon,
Both Denn Leighton und Mrs.
Moorhead spent Monday after
noon ut the Marine Harincks us
KtiesU of Col. Charles T. lirooks.
They Inspected various physical
education features of tno bar
racks und Roan Leighton was es
neclullv Interested In tho swim
ming pool. Ho paid trlbuto to
ia. ivicNumiiru, m cniirga oi
swimming at the barracks pool,
whom tho dcun said was consid
ered one of tho five top couches
In tho United States. Lt, Mc
Niimara Is on lenve from MIT,
llostou, where he will return as
couch.
Stromberg-C r 1 s o n Radios.
Derby's Music Co.
A dOOSEBONE SHORTAGE
JUNCTION CITY, Kus Jan.
22 (!) L. S, Surgent was it bit
lardy this season with his annual
Kooscbone weather forecast. Sar
gent, who says ho learned how
to make long range weather pre
diction from tho Indians, ex
plained he had trouble obtaining
a sutlMfactory cross-section of
goose bones from Christmus
dinners.
Ills long range goosobono pre
diction: A mild wlntor tho rest
of tho way, to bo followed by
an curly spring.-
CONVINCED
SPRINGFIELD, III., Jan. 22
(pj If, K. Smith found a long
lino of women waiting when he
arrived to open his hosiery shop.
They were after nylons.
Smith, however, told the
standees he didn't have' any
nylons und no sale wns planned.
But tho women continued to
stand In line. Finally Smith
called police dnd tho officers told
the women they were wasting
their time.
II..., rtlrtti't Uri,nty tin
for another half hour, the women
finally convinced mere wnsn i
going to bo n solo,
FILES CANDIDACY .
SALEM. Jan, 22 (!) State
Ilep. William B. 1 Morse, Prlne
vllle .republican, filed his can
dldocy today for reelection. He
represents Crook and Jefferson
counties.
USE
666
Cold Preparations
Llauld. Tablets, Salvo. Nose
Drops.
Cautloai Um only as directed.
For four Convenience
MAX'S
COFFEE SHOP
535 Main
Will Be Open From 6 A. M. to T A. M.
Lounge Open 10 A. M. to Midnight
When can I get a telephone
for my farm?
Wd like to say very soon.
But actually, It will take some time before we can provide a farm tele
phone for everyone who wants one . . . even though we are cutting down
our waiting list every day.
Tor there are many places where we have to Install complicated switch
boards . . . some, even, where we have to build entire new buildings. Our
rate of progress will depend on how rapidly our manufacturers can sup
ply the necessary equipment and materials.
Your local Telephone representative will be glad to tell you what has
to be done in your locality and give you the latest information on about
how long it will take.
Meanwhile, you can be certain your farm telephone Is on the way and
that we are doing everything possible to hurry the day we bring it to you.
Note to farmer-line owners: we'll be glad to advise you on your
telephone maintenance problems and check your instruments. Just call
your local Telephone office.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
120 North Eighth Street Telephone Klamath Falls 3101
Hillman Lauds
Truman Stand
NEW YOHK, Jan. 22 (P)
Sidney Hillman, chairman of the
CIO political action committee,
sent President Truman a mes
sage lust night congratulating
him on his labor program and
bis efforts to avert the nation
wide steel strike.
Hillman also assured the presi
dent of the PAC's "fullest sup
port of tho firm stand you have
taken In favor of wage increases
to protect American workers
against a drastic decline In liv
ing standards and to maintain
the national purchasing power
essential to a healthy economy."
The message also said the
PAC was "particularly oppre-
clotlve oi your patient ana con
structive effort to effect a set-
SO GOOD
for you
tlement" In the steel controver
sy, and added:
"The refusal of the steel com
panies to accept your eminently
fair and reasonable proposal
fully demonstrates that they arc
placing their own selfish inter
ests ahead of the national welfare."
Tuesday. Jen. 22. IMS
HERALD AND MEWS SEVEN
Norblod Will Leave
For Capital Friday
ASTORIA, Jan. 22 (P) Wal
ter A. Norblad will leave Friday
for Washington to take a seat In
congress vacated by the death of
Representative James A. Mott.
Congressman elect Norblnd
said ho would retain Rep, Mott'a
secretary, Mrs. Ellis Woodring,
Salem, at the capital,
Classified Ada Bring Results.
Announcement . . ,
Due to Remodeling of Our Kitchen
CAL-ORE TAVERN
Will Operate on a Limited Basis
Between Jan. 22 and March 1
NO MEALS BAR OPEN
DANCING TO AUTOMATIC MUSIC
CLOSED MONDAYS
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