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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1946)
Sprint For Goods On In Earnest By WALTER WARREN SAN FltANC'ISCO, April 18 (A') Thu uii'iit puvlwur men for Kooila la on In corneal aluutf thu I Nic I fl c count. I'rli'ca riiiiKn from nyhina lo Iioiimvh, even fnrma iiml imilll-Millllou dollni' fuotnrloa. Mine iHMiplu llvlnit iiIuiik Ihu counI fl'utll Ciininlii to Mexico am )CikIIiik inoiit tliun cvnr licfnro, coiiatwlilii aurvcy ahowa. Cliiini brra of cninnmrcu from Mulling hum In Sun Dli'K", with aUverlla IiiH urt wnrthy nf Lua, rudlutn blxKcr unit hctli-r houalnu; and Iniluatrhil program. A nun lur unoila of all de acrlptlnna ulau la hiking muiii-y uul u( tin wcat, lint more aluwly thun biinkrra hud expoclecl. Hut (or tln difficultly In flndlnil fooda, wvat cuual bunk dvpoalla iki'ly would bu dropped wll bil low luat yuur'g record Illicit ua money unified ucrona tho Hucklca til puy for Hloi'ka I'ninliiK wot. Dopoiila Hlghar Actuully. ili'iimm ure aonio wlmt hluher thun a yvur uk. The feilenil reserve bunk of Sun Frunnei ri'Hirta bill bunka In even principal cltlca liud mound s:i,:ia.1,IUUlWU In checking uc I'liunla on April It). Thut win Slllii.nim.UIIO more thun u yenr ago, iillhmigh Jllun.oiin.imu under hint November a record hltlh. Some Indication of where the niodcriitit nntflow of wuatern bunk di'imidln him none til 1 1 be accn by aoinn Inventory Incrcaavs In department atorea. Tlii reacrvc bunk reported re rent Incrciinea of HJ per cent In atneka of inujor houwhold ap pliance, Ml) per cent for ainiill limine wurc a from pana to touat rra, III) or cent for rudloa, lihiinoijruplia, recorda, and 3D to 50 per cent for atutlonury, booka, mliiiii.lliea, hundkerchlofa, foun dutlon gurnicnta, allverwuro and Jewelry. $10,000 Allotted To Repair Levee WASHINGTON. April 18 (At Army engineers notified Senulor Cordon (It-Ore) today $10,000 hud been allotted to the dia trict engineer at Portland. Ore., to re mi l r a levee at Lebanon. Ore., dummied by recent flood on the South Snntluni river. Hut live army auld It ha no funds to restore river banka wuahed out by the name flood. First Big Load .o Aft TT 'IS. u mmmm MB Stage Strike Delays Draft TO H EST GHOVE. Ord , April IB ll'i Korty-oiH! ID -year-old boya will remain out of the army little lonxer due to the Ore gon motor atuic( atrike. The dmfteei, achedulcd to tfike phyaicul exuuilniitiona in PortliiiKi yeaterduy, were told by the local druft bourd to murk tiina until public truuaporUitlon li UVRIIUDIC. Koreat Grovo tun no public tranaportutlon except the atrike- bound IK! Hue. Tliu wuiiiiii ton county furm lubor office re ported tranaiciit workera unnble to come here. Mail aervice, heavily cut by the atrike, waa Increuaed to two IncoininK de- Uveriea today, but atill waa two InromlnK und one outKoing dis putchea below normal. A ni'KotlutifiK meetlnK of un ion and atuife company repre aentatlvea will be held Friday at Portland. Flashes Of Life ( nil " . . x ir; a -x - Mi II 1. ... .. L. I. 1 1 LI. ..L. IaiJ nl kntln.i. It, , 1 1 rt t 1 blocka truckad out by the new Iniullte Pumice Producta com pany, examining the bncka are H. W. Krueger, M. R. Holat, and F. A. Dolger, all ol the naw company. New Business Firm Added To List Of KF Industries Chinese Seamen Get Shore Leave PORTLAND. Ore., April 18 Ml C'lilnene merchant aeamen who stuifcd a aitdown atrike de mundiuu ahoro leave were plan limit today to return to China while the ahlp they left returns to Knroiie. Vernor W. Tomlln.ion, U. S. ImnilKratlnn aervice ailcnt here, wild the 43 C'hine.ic came aahore lute luit night under bond to leave the U. S. In 30 daya. Official Discharge Buttons If you've lost yourt, DROP IN Reed&i Anolher new manufacturing huaine;!, that of the InMllite I'unilce I'roduelM company, ban recently been added lo the grow ing lint of dlvermfiud Industry ill Klamiith Fulla. Started this aprlng by II. W. Krueger und F. A. Defgcr, the company makes a new, light weight building block from nut Ive pumice taken from the Che nuilt und Cilaaa niountulii arena. Said to provide better insula tion thun either wood or cement, accord mi! to liners, the new prod uct emi be u.fed In nil types of eoimtrtietion since It will hold nulla or screws and can be plniterea when used as an In terior, or stuccoed when uaed on the outside. The block Itself pi light In weight, drying out to from 1 1 to 12 pounds In a 6"x8"xl2" size and Is mitde by cementing the crushed pumice under com pressed 11 ir presMire. The eipii menl used by Krueger and Del ger shakes the pumice Into a ' solid block ut the sumo time it ia compressed and the niiinu-1 fucturer.i claim a stronger brick ua the result. The lnsullle Pumice Products plant la at 634 Market. LARCEST RIVER SYSTEM The Missouri river system is the largest In the United Slates. In addition to drawing water from 10 states, It drains 10,000 scpiare miles in Canudn. Multnomah Demos Headed By Wahl PORTLAND. April 18 (A'l Jack Wahl. former coach at Hill military academy, today was chairman of the Multnomah County Democratic Central com mittee ufter winning mh to .u over James Culne, former chair man, in last night's commlttco election. Wahl succeeds George Lavey, resigned. The committee ad journed without naming other officers to replace the full staff that resigned with Lavey. POOR LIGHTERS Stars furnish about one-sixth of the light of the sky on moon less nights. Auroral and zodia- cnl displays furnish most of the illumination. THAT SHORTAGE AGAIN PITTSHUHGH, April 18 Ml') An cx-soldler, filing a petition for eviction of tenants from a home he bought, told J. V. Welxcl. veterans adviser In the OI'A rent division, a number of reasons why he needed thu house, and added: "My dog ia also expecting a litter of puppies on June 2." RURAL VISITORS PITTSBURGH, April 18 My Cabbie James Urban knew he would need witnesses to this story because he didn't believe it himself.- So he obtained the names of his two fares to corroborate that he saw two does and a fawn trot nervously across Mt. Washington boulevard one of the busiest outlets from Pittsburgh's down town district and scramble up a steep hillside. THE EA8Y WAY FALLON, Ncv., April 18 Ml Experienced fishermen were out in full force when the trout sea- son opened, but the day's biggest eaten went to small fry. Ten-year-old Ronnie Wlllhite and his pup "Ruff" were fishing in an irrigation ditch when Ruff spied a trout in the shallow water, and chased the fish to shore. There Ronnie joined the fray and came up with a six pound, 15-ounce trout in his bare hands. A LIGHT OAR, PLEASE SAN FRANCISCO. April 18 Ml Six underwater mines are resting 130 feet below the sur face in San Francisco buy, the navy announced today. Unless the mines should hap pen to foul the propellers of deep draft vessels, there's no dunger however, the navy added, because they're duds. Gas Fumes Fatal To Father, Son SEATTLE. April 18 Ml John Itingheim, 30, a war veteran, and his two-year-old son, John Jr., were found dead In their gas filled home early Wednesday morning. The bodies were discovered by the wife and mother, Mrs. Kern Ringhcim when she re turned home from work. A cir culating gas heater apparently became defective during the night, coroner's deputies said. Mrs. Ringheim Is an employe of the gas company. Classified Ads Bring Results SriUU NKWS. KUaulk r.iit, Ota. THI'asUAT. Attn is, ism, rn ? LISTEN!! to the Westinghouse Program Mon. thru Fri. 10:15 10:30 a. m. KFLW 1450 K.C. Late Lakeview Man Honored LAKEVIEW, April 18 Ml Posthumous award of a selective service medal and certificate of merit to J. II. Dalen, a member of the Lake county draft board, has been presented to the widow, Mrs. Yvonne Dalen. Dalen, a member of the board from 1D41 until his death two months ago, waa pilot In World War I. Presentation waa made by Claude Graham and O. S. Glbba, Lake county aelectiva aervice board members. The award originally was to have been pro sented by Gov. Snell at a cere mony for Lake and Klamath county selective service board members In February but Da len succumbed of a heart attacks the day before the ceremony, Hans Norland Auto iniut ance. 123 N. 6th St. Former K. Sugarmon Location- Th Most for th Least That's Wastinghousa. Your Westinghouse Dealer Hafter Furniture 9th and Klamath OU, -Q 6th and Main Xf Outfit Your Boy At Hibbs' New, Exclusive Boys' Balcony I I Suits, Sport Coats, Jackets, Slacks, 1 I I I Hats. Tom Sawyer, Jackie Jumper II 1 1 and other fine brands of togs I I V for boys! I I vI Kg; aoornnn PWa doi mom apB "tlVI P1nbn sNoiivn ve-ja noo Car Running Hot? 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