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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1946)
McNary Dam Fund Slashed WASHINGTON. April III ll') A slash In funds fur preliminary work I hi' McNnry iliini Id $l!,imo,. UIIO was listed liiilny In u revised appropriations hill agreed iipnn liy house mill senate conferees, Si'iiiiloi' Cluy Cordon (It Ore.) ru polled, 'l'lii scnnhir Hit Ic t yeslnnluy Hint Sil.ZIMl.Utw had been im proved, then corrected IIiIn to inn Iiiwit flume. I'.tirl lor n committee announcement suld inly inlniir cIiiiiikc Imd been made In major northwest livers, harbors mill IIiiiiiI ciinliol pro) rets. Orllllnully the Iiihim' vnli'd $111111,11(1(1 fur tin- hill CiiIimiiIiIu river tut ilfcl'n Inlhiil fund, lint thi' senate boosted I he Injure to 5.1, (Mill, (lull, Committees from tin' Iwn houses fliiiilly llKlced nil $2.111111,111111. IP' miiiI mi iipproprliitlmi ili'in of S.IM II. (Kill fur Dili (Mill dlllll In Ihn Willamette river I his In hud mil hi'i'ii chunucd, I In- confer 1'i'H iiImi approved $1,111111,(11111 fur work nil Lookout Point (Merl- dlmi) reservoir mid $ 1, 11(1(1. (1(10 for lli. Detroit ilmn In Ihe Wll- liiinrlli' flood control prouruin Troopships May Bo Kept Out Of Seattle SKATTI.K. April 1U (API- Troopships limy lie kept out of Scuttle for n couple of weeks to wurd uKiilntl new smallpox Infestations, Dr. W. It. Cilcdl of the lit lite heullli depurtment bus rcirled. Ilenlth officers bullcve Hint Ihe current epidemic which lum mi fur reunited In the death of ten pcrnnns, was Mliirled with it cune nrrlvlnif iihnurd a troop ship from the Orient. Dr. tiled! mi Id the suifKcstlon of a ship quarantine w u prompted whrn u soldier nrriv lull on a troop trumiMirt dc veloxd a probable cum of smallpox lifter leuvlnii here "He hud n whole dny to wunder around Scultle" after the ship docked here, the physlclun sliul. Off For Europe r r " - - t:fV- Hit ittMfi.m i iWrfttn Of P. f teJjJJ-j Flashes Of Life Son Bom Mr. and Mm. Rob ert II. (Jourley, 1410 Contra Loom, are parent of n noil welKhlnu 10 pound" 2 ounce horn ut Kliunnlli Valley hoiipltiil Friday, April 12. Cionrlcy In Willi Ihe Industrial K(lllpinenl Service, 4UH Spring. Barbara' Hulton. Woolworth hoircn, wavat goodbye ai aha boarda a plana at LaGuardia airport, Naw York Cily, on way to Europe for a months trip to Parla and London. Mm Hullon, traveling as Mrs. Barbara Crant under a Danish passport, wnl nervoua about tha trip, liar tint trans-Atlantic flight. Her di vorce from Cary Grant, acreon itar, becomot final In August. AP wircphoto Engineers To Take Over Camp Adair COHVAI.I.IS, April HI (,Vi Tiie U. S KiiKineer enrpa will assume control over Camp Adnir military reservation south of here April ;ill when Ihe wartime functions of the bii ucreuiie ccmc. ! The niivnl hospital tract will remuin under navy control, hut j elM-where all Ktiurds fire eipiip mint and administrative work 'will be annulled by the army , clvillun engineer corps. A dc I titclinif nt of lido (lerinun prison j era will he mnved from Ihe camp I before the end of the month. RECOVERS RING TltOY. N. Y., April 16 fAP) Williird II. Snyder, cnjoylnx mi April aunbntli In Ida buck yurd, noted u Kllnt of 1 lu lit in the dirt. JiivcstiuallnK, hu found a ruby riuif Ida wife hud luat 21 yeura before and which they had be lieved stolen, THE HARD WAY WtSTUHOOK, Me., April 16 (AP) A Ihii'f wlio stoic $20 from Lawrence Scuvcy's Karaite Jimmied u 1 1 but one of 111 win dows before lie ifot In. The one be by-punned wnsn'l locked, HIS OWN BACK YARD JASI'KH. Mo., April IM (AP) Good fisliiuK like Hold i where you find it, say Hoy It. lloiichrr and Clarence K. ilrown of Jasper. Sadly they relumed from tlrinii trip to Gruud Luke, Okla., where u full duy of fishing netted them one liny flah each, A neliilibor, Mrs. Ell W.Scott, thereuiMin ciisuully dlsplnycd two lurue und luscious catfish. She cuuuht them In a few Idle moments In a amull cre.ek on liouchcr'i property Hot 100 feet from his house. AMBITION JASPFJt, Mo., April 16 (AP) For 41 yeura as a railway postul clerk. KM W. Scott looked for ward to the dny he could putter lu bis iiurden some not too much. Mostly he vlsloncd him self nth k Inn pretty close to the shady side of Jasper's main street. So four years ado he retired. Now he is, among other thlniis, a practicing attorney, Justice of the pence, secretary of the chumber of commerce, secretary of the school board, notary public, rcul estate sales man, and director of Jasper's "Saturday Afternoon Jamboree." He also has a Knrden in which he sometimes putters. Groups Seek School Fund KAI.KM, April Hi lp) Pre liminary petitions asking a ballot referendum in November on u new tux levy to creute a H 5,00(1, 000 aiinunl school support fund were on file today with Secre tary of State Itohert S Karrell. Three education groups yes terday announced tliey would seek slKnutures on necessary petitions for the hu I lot Issue which would provide $50 n year In school districts for eneli child on the school census. The new measure would authorize Hie atnle IcKislnture to levy taxes replacing the existing two mill levy for elementary schools and the support fund bused on sur plus Income tax returns. The Oregon Connress of Par ents und Teachers, the Oregon State Association of School Ilourds and the Oregon Kduca tlon association filed the peti tions yesterday. IBALD 0 NCWI. KliKMlk fill,. Ort. Tl'FKnAY. April la, e, Pas )M WATER CELEBRATION MADRAS, April 16 (A'l Sec retary of Interior J. A. Krug has ud vised tiie committee plauninif to celelirate nrrivu! of water In this area's irrigation system that he would try to participate in the ceremony here Moy 18. Paul O. Landry this quoition: 'Tor years I have car ried a burglary policy on my home and personal ef fects. In case of burglary or attempted burglary does my policy protect me against damaga to tha property?" For Information on any Insurance problem, consult THE LANDRY CO. 419 Main St. Ph. 56 12 Serving Klamath 20 Ycari The Courthouse If Now On Block Down The Street From Our Office. inspired Designs for Easter LaPointe's have searched the markets from East to West to gather a complete selection of Spring hats. It's a fashion parade of masterpieces selected from the most famous mil linery designers. . . . The selection is big . . . the prices are small. HERE'S YOUU "Bright" jerkin woo! lult in bright red, blue, fuch sia and brown. Sizes 7 to 14. Barefoot sandals In sturdy, durable elk skin. AU leather construction that can really take it AU the lads love the Bunny, bright colors. White, red. tan. and other California colors. Sizes 5 to 8. ... '..50 They're sure to want suits for Easter . . . and we have a grand assort ment . . . Cardigans . . . Battle Jackets . . . Pas tels . . . checks and plaids. Sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 1 4. Easter dresses galore are here . . . Pretty pinafores, fussy types and tailored. Sizes 1 to 6 and 7 to 14. Top it off with a gay bon net . . . Straws, felts, some with matching bags. Organdies, dotted Swiss, French tissue ginghams, all beautifully tailored. Sizes J to 6x. Fr.-m 3.50 i -;-r iy ; . California casuals make o big hit with boys. Some have contrasting fronts and sleeves. Blues, browns and tans. Sizes 3 to 10. i 602 Main Street
