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Wrnment
20 icip
lnHlNG-TON, March 12 (!)
IS delay. ."' I'V
F' connrois, Senator
nw- tod.y tow wu.
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Captain Short Heads 106
Marines Now At Barracks
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Ik .n their
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ii m;, mill mlikn
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.l.nulrl run II Ira
K ttr cooperation be
1 Slled Jurisdictional din
1 Vtirt xvinnff thn utfon.
1 ...... nrnhloina become
ImVIh who nre trylnR tf
.h rllVlM Wlin.ll
In mind."
..-. Unfortunate)
I .-i,l YVvult hn thnutfl
Kiit unfortunnlc" that muny
6ho!pUl!l nna me line
r ji.nnlli.H nnrl sold
f for a "vry few cents on
r..i.M lin unlH nun firm
0n near Salem, to umo in t
' i.. miimifiiptiirn nre
E.-ilfd houses. He said the
fmy lunlly Wvo up ll ef
Wciuse of government red
font also wrote thut office
Irlce administration return
Li.i.pnrA with nnleM of him
fit retail lumber yards nnd
iknl Wvnlt Investigate.
il senator cited the case of
npsny establishing a finish
nlll at Ontario, Ore., becnuso
ould get electrical power
i, The mill l 150 miles
i (wo rclnll yards operated
hi company-
it OPA, Morse aald, refused
iWon to the company to
i a retail yard at Ontario,
iber finished there has to
....lul tn IIim Hla-tnnt vnrrla
trio dealers, ho said, drivo
ir trucks 131) miles 10 get mo
iber and haul It bacK to un
l, Its starting point.
unt Night
Be Held
1 toeclal feature In obsorv.
I of the Girl Scout birthday
1 be the Stunt Nliiht proiirnm
fiday, tonight, at 7:30 In Fro
ht'ichool. Brownies will not
ilclpate but are Invited to
nil.
iiilrets of ceremonies will be
race McConahoy, executive
ir ol the Girl Scouts In
ires.
le prouram will Include col
liws and the Girl Scout
Nu. troon 19. Riverside
poll a puppet show, troop 10,
pont school; folk dances,
IPS four and 43. Mills school:
pi, scouting s Fun, troop
m, tremont school: cowbov
It, troop 14, Henley: ballad,
if Woman's Courtship,"
P 11, Altamont Junior Muh:
tola reel, troop 17, Alta-
i junior nign; lirst old clem-
ruon, troop live, Hoose
Negro gonus. troorj nine.
row junior nijjn; skit, A
oui is a r riend to All, and
Piter of Everv Other P.lrl
lUl," trooil 21) Rlinnlo aolionl-
ll ---- , ...
Vi name, uoop 6, Rooscvolt
fol; presentation of awards to
ln of the poster contest,
pi closing service, troop 10,
p-w 8L-nooi.
ficials Expected
rUSO Closing
PPWed In Klamath Falls for
t you - closing ceremony
y night aro MaJ. Henry
puthollc Community aerv
gogram, and Donald Forbes,
jiervice.
P-. Mason Ehrman wired
flu m Chicago that she
i i 10 06 present.
Ik . iu8 UM" scneauiea to
iVL closing ceremony.
,-..., i u mo neaa ol voi
pf service In Oregon.
tPlrun...
th. ,c,her, shortage has
Si; . Ml"ikato board of
&nt0. us? lts ingonuity
"M Instructors. Now when-
thn h i accepts a con.
i?cklngs.eS nef PBlr
WANTED
f jw54"0r Larger
moulder andr
botcher, 15"
minimum.
r1" "ke, model, con-
r"1on' price in first
fer. Wrlf.
,flck H. Fairfield '
I 0. Box 1351
lM Angeles S3, Calif.
A far cry from the four or
flvo thousand niiirlnca formorly
?Llno M,"'ll1 Unrrucks are the
108 mun Hlutloncd there now un
der tho command of Cupt. James
C. Short.
The men will remain on this
base us a maintenance crew un
til something definite Is decided
on dlHponul of tho barracks.
I hey serve either on a guard du
tucliincnt or with the lase fire
department.
Flvo officers are also stationed
there, Including Cupt. Short, tho
commanding officer, Cupt.
George Corcoran, who Is uwult
Ing transfer to another base, Lt.
Ilruco Howard, hi. Gerald An-
',??n,!, Z0 Ullrry MooJy n"d
WO Emll Andreas.
Cupt. Short has been at the
Murine Harrucks since Decem
ber, 1044, when ho came hero
from Guam, llo served overseas
with the 22nd regiment, Sixth
marine division. He Is a native
of Missouri, ond beforo the war
plunnnd to enter luw school.
Capt. Short went on active duty
with tho murine corps In Janu
ary, 1942, Bnd now plans to con
tinue his mllltury career. Mrs.
Short is with him In Klamath
Kails.
Tho enlisted mmi under his
command, ubout 20 pur cent of
whom nre niurricd, servo on a
schedule of 24 hours on duty und
24 off. Single men live in a bar
racka designated for them. The
rest of the enlisted men's living
(liiurteis on tho base are closed.
Tho large mess hull hus been
closed und the men cut In the
smaller hostess house. One wing
of the hostess house hus been set
aside us a bachelor officer quar
ters since the closure of the large
uoy.
People who desire to visit the
barracks are welcome, according
to Capt. Short, but the former
policy of calling tho barracks
first to make arrangements for
the visit still applies. Recently a
few pcoplo havo tried to go
through thu base without calling
first or stopping ut thu gnte as
they enter. Ho added thut per
mission to go Inside the gate will
bo rcudlly granted If the visitors
will cull first.
Crater Study
Draws Blank
WASHINGTON, March 12 (P)
Tho U. S. geological survey has
found no evidence to support re
ports of renewed volcanic activ
ity at ancient Crater Lake Na
tional park in Oregon.
The Interior deportment sent
experts to make studies follow
ing reports last fall that a
strange cloud of smoke or gas
was seen on several occasions
Just above tho lake.
A parly headed by Geologist
Fred W. Cater set up recording
equipment and then mule a
hazardous 1000-foot descent
down the snow-covered wall of
the crater In order to place a
hydrophone in the lake.
The equipment operated for
a week before a snow slide
snapped tho cable. In the week
Heads Barracks
jffifiyir "
New commanding officer of
tht men remaining at the Ma
rin Barracks is Capt, James
C, Short. Capt. Short has bean
at th local marine installation
sine Danmbtr, 1844.
South Santiam
Road Surface
Said Breaking
SALEM, March 12 (P) Heavy
snow fell last night In the moun
tain passes, with the state high
way commission announcing the
South Santiam highway is al
most impassable.
The commission said lt Is dif
ficult to get traffic through on
tho South Santiam west of
Santiam junction because of
heavy snow and rain, road crews
being unable to keep the holes,
where the road surface Is break
ing, filled with gravel.
The road report:
Government Camp Snowing,
7 Inches new snow, total 93
Inches. 30 degrees. Packed
snow on road between miloposts
52 on Mt. Hood highway and 19
on Waplnltla.
Santiam Junction Snowing
hard, 34 degrees, 9 inches new
snow. Packed snow and slush
on road throughout district.
Tolul snow at summit 133 inches,
at junction 72 Inches.
Astoria Lower Columbia
highway still closed at east city
limits of Astoria, detour avail
able. Still one-way traffic
around slide on Mist-Clatskanie
highway.
Meacham Rain and snow last
night, some slush on pavement.
The rain was general over the
state except for the snow in the
mountains.
in which It operated, however,
the device recorded no evidence
of volcanic activity.
Groups Meet To Discuss
State Building Program
SALEM, March 12 (P) The
stale emergency board met
here today with the state
board of control to decide
whether to go ahead with the
$10,000,000 building program
for stulo Institutions.
The boords spent all morn
ing inspecting the sites for the
projects, and planned to meet
late today to decide what to
do.
First project on the list,
and the only one for which
bids have been received, is the
300-bed custodial building at
the cottage farm of the state
hospital. The low bid was
$511,930, while the board of
RELIEVE THAT TORMENTING
PltHVORD
It U no lonicr hkmimt Ts uM
to put up with th. IBM
trouble enuiiMl tr Pin-
Worms I A hlnhly tltjc- "
le wait to dcl with this URlr Infection
hu been clnbll-hod. Ak our "IriiBllM jr
f-W, tho l'ln-Worm tnhleU developed In
the inborntorle. of Dr. D. Jnimo Sj"; .
Tho mall, emy.to-tnko P-W "
In a necll wy to remove Pln-Worm. so
don't tke ch.noe with the cmborru.lnr
rectol Itoh nil other dUtrew
thne oreture. that live Injlde the human
hmlv If you aimpect Pln-Wormi, sot
SVrirS f-W and Mlow the direction!.
Your drusgllt knowa l P-W for Pln-Worma I
control's estimate was $325,
000. The board of control is ex-
Eected to ask the emergency
oard to authorize construc
tion of the most urgently,
needed buildings at each in
stitution, and delay construc
tion of the rest until building
costs drop.
llk,,HMMAaiVtaM
QUINTUPLETS
arwiys refy oa tiwj great ntb for
CHEST GOLDS
To Relieve Cought Aching Husclii
At the flrat sign of a cold tho Quin
tuplets' chests, throats and backs aro
Immediately rubbed with Musterole.
Muaterole inttantly starts to relievo
coughs, sore throat and aching muscles
of colds. It actually helps break up
painful local congestion. Makes breath
ing easier. Great for grown-ups, toot
LOOK!
BOXER STYLE I
BROADCLOTH SHORTS
WHITE BROADCLOTH. ELASTIC WAIST.
UNDERSHIRTS
ATHLETIC STYLE.
Oregon Woolen Store
800 Main
Delegation
Asks Street
Repair Job
A delegation from the Doty
street area appeared before the
city council last night and asked
for information concerning tho
paving of that section of town.
Jack Murphy of 722 Doty, ad
vised the council that mud con
ditions were so bad that the
post office authorities had
threatened to stop mail deliv
ery. A petition was also present
ed to the council by property
owners asking for improve
ments including street paving,
curbs and sidewalks on Doty
street from Upham to N. 7th,
N. 8th from Mt. Whitney to
Upham, and N. 7th from Mt.
Whitney to Doty.
The council explained the
procedure of paving and advised
that City Engineer E. A. Thomas
would give estimates. When the
council was told that there were
city owned lots in the area, the
measure to appear on the May
17 ballot was explained, this
measure' if passed to make it
possible for the city to aid for
the first time in this work.
Asks Support
W. McDaniel asked for sup
port from the city in his ef
forts to move houses off the
state right-of-way and told the
city fathers he "was just about
shot at" by a woman in the El
dorado and Dolores area near
Portland when he wanted to cut
off a limb from a tree obstruct
ing his path. The city advised
McDaniel that if the tree was
on city owned property the mat
ter could be handled satisfac
torily. The council accepted a rec
ommendation from the planning
commission that all appeals for
zoning changes be referred to
tho planning commission as well
as the appeal board.
Mayor Ostendorf advised that
G. N. Hansen of Portland, man
ager of Lincoln Memorial park,
would be in Klamath Falls
March 21 to assist the cemetery
committee in operation of the
new memorial.
Haad Committee
Councilmen Paul O. Landry
and Harvey Martin were named
to head a committee to iron out
spring baseball worries as per
tains to the operation of the
baseball park in the city limits.
Landry and Martin will name
their committee.
Landry introduced a motion
that the city attorney be in
structed to institute a quiet title
suit covering some city owned
property and authorize reports
from Wilson Abstract company
on those lots he deems neces
sary as a step in securing the
names of parties necessary as
defendants In such a suit. The
motion was passed. It grew out
of the fact that the city of Klam
ath Falls is the owner of a num
ber of lots which require a suit
to quiet title and the police
judge has furnished the city at
torney with the description of
more than 30 lots involved.
PRIVATE SHORTAGE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12
(.T) The nine topklcks in bat
tery G of the harbor defense
won't have any buck privates
to kick around this week.
The last private in the outfit
Walter Orndorff of Cumberland,
Md is being discharged, leaving
26 assorted sergeants, half a doz
en corporals and four pfe's.
Stromberg - Carlson Radios
Derby's Music Co.
Renamed
"Arnold Gralapp, superintend
ent of Klamath Falls schools,
was renamed to that post for
another three years by mem
bers of the boards of education
last night.
Gralapp Given
New Contract
Arnold Gralapp, superin
tendent of schools in Klamath
Falls, was advised at the meet
ing of both boards of education
last night, that he had been re
named to the post tor a period
of three years beginning July
1, 1948 . .
The appointment came as a
surprise to Gralapp who had
one and one-half years to go on
his present contract with the
school system.
Gralapp came to the Klamath
system irom L.a uranae July 1,
1941, where he. served for a
number of years as school su
perintendent in the eastern Ore
gon city,
TO ATTEND CONFAB
SALEM, March 12 W Secre
tary of State Robert S. Farrell
Jr. said today he would attend
President Truman's special con
ference on traffic safety in Wash
ington, D. C, May 8, 9, 10.
OPA Seeks
Answer To
Milk Price
PORTLAND, March 12 VP)
OPA officials here are compiling
data in an effort to answer Fort
land milk producers' demands
lor a price increase for grade A
fluid milk butterfat before Fri
day. District Price Administrator
Andrew Trice said today region
al and national offices were pre
pared to intercede, if necessary,
to avert the producers' move to
divert milk from home consum
ers to processors paying higher
prices.
At the same time the Oregon
milk control board and several
distributors' agencies have de
clared dairy herds are being sold
because producers cannot make
a profit under existing price con
ditions for feed and the sale of
milk. Producers of the Wil
lamette and Columbia basin area
serving Portland have asked a
boost from 95 cents to $1.15 a
pound butterfat.
Members of the Independent
Grocers association here voted
last night endorsing an appeal
to milk producers to "consider
the seriousness" oh consumers
Tuesday, Much 12. 184S
HERALD AND MEWS SEVEN
NEW SEMESTER
SALEM, March 12 (P) Reg
istration for the spring semester
at Willamette university totaled
560 yesterday, with indications
the total would be boosted today
to 700. The new semester
opened today.
Registration last semester was
565.
of any milk strike action. The
retailers warned of "serious in
jury which the dairy industry
here would suffer."
Stromberg - Carlson Radios
Derby's Musla Co.
' Staple prw need notwreck UMltortrnml
with micldanln fth K.m .
(oaart'e PTrminJd8owo.Uorie brtn i
qaich. welcome rellet Their (rand uedt I
cation mean, teal comfort, reduce, attain, 1
belpa tighten reined membrane, eeotlr
hbrlcalee and eoftene. Prouctlr and i
entthafitng, eo eanr to see. Get outline J
fjtnarre Pyramid Bnppoeltorlce at your 1
drag etore without delay-400 and SI JO ,
, camaaee'emooer.becli gurenlee. i
The BARRY
STEEL SPLIT PULLEY
la primarily built for strength
and efflcency.
4 Inch to 36 Inch
Diameter
CARRIED IN STOCK
KLAMATH MACHINE
AND LOCOMOTIVE
MILL SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
Spring and Elm
Phone 5141
Paul O. Landry
this question:
"If I send an injured em
ployee to my firm's doctor
for medical treatment
even though the injury
may have been incurred
while on personal busi
nessam L as the em
ployer, responsible for his
bills?"
For information on any
insurance problem, consult
THE LANDRY CO.
419 Main St. Ph. 56.2
Serving Klamath
20 Years
The Courthouse Is Now
One Block Down The
Street From Our Office.
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a ;.:j'n
SHOP
LUCAS
For
Complete
Selection
OF SMARTLY CiVLliU
Walnut Finished
. 4 & 5 Drawer
ODD CHESTS
A very large selection from
which to make , your selec
tion. Most have waterfall
fronts.
Waterfall front with ample
storage space. yi CQ
5 drawers . . w
4 drawers; an economy price
en..? 1:..;:.. 29.50
4 drawers; slightly smaller
but large enough to A A
please etf eejU
BOOKCASES AND
ODD CHESTS
10 REDUCTION
UNPAINTED
BOOKCASES
Reduced for immediate
clearance.
Was 13.50. 19 IE
Now ' '
Paint them yourself and
save. You aava more- at
LUCAS. rtrt
Was 12.25. NOW I lW
Priced to save you
money; large selection,
Was 10.98. ' A OC
NOW
j Built for years of serv
ice. Can be used either
for bookcases or storage.
Was 9.35. A OC
NOW... ....... 099
You cannot build them yourself for the price that
Lucas is asking. t ems
Was 6.95. NOW. . . '
LUCA
FURNITURE
195 E. MAIN
ANNOUNCEMENT!
L. F. DEYMONAZ
hat purchased the
129 So. 7th St.
WE PICK-UP AND DELIVER'
PHONE 5563
Fashion Cleaners NEW FUR STORAGE SERVICE
DON'T Dig Up Your Sewer!
L.
ROTOROOTW
FOR CIOOOED
SEWERS AND
DRAINS
Phone 8390
for
Electric Roto Rooter
. Sewer Cleaning
Service
FREE ESTIMATES Work Guaranteed
A New Inexpensive Method of Cleaning Clogged
Sewera of Roots.
Commercial Maintenance
Company
Owned and Operated by
Ben and Just Trippett
I Electrical t-ontractort 1 .
Engineers
l Power Illumination 1
231 South 11th Street
Klamath Falls
Day and Night Phone 7164
ivvvvvjirijunju"tAi
4th Annual
HUH BILL
St. Patrick's Eve
MARCH 16 ARMORY
Music by PAPPY GORDON
Sponsored by Klomath Fire Dept.
Offers
WE ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED AND
ADEQUATELY EQUIPPED TO PROTECT
YOUR VALUABLE FUR COATS.
Our concrete and steel vault is designed solely for garment storage.
Upon receipt- of your garment all forms of moth life are destroyed.
Temperature is never hot, humid, or damp.
Your garment never leaves our possession.
' Garments in our vault are fumigated at regular intervals.
Your garment is insured against fire or theft.
Immediate delivery is guaranteed at any time.
We also feature cleaning and glazing, using furrier's
sawdust method if desired.
1453 Esplanade
Cleaning for the fastidious.
O. H. Buffington, Prop.
Phone 4471