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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1946)
J i-Army Reveals Wartime ! Survey For Railhead I At Bering Strait Port Cops Sport New Stuff On The Cuff A SEATTLE, Muy H ll'i A wiir tlnn' mirvry for riillwuy line beiw n I'rlnre Gituritc, II. (.'., nl Trllcr. Alaska, which wmilcl iniiki- piiinililii hliii'iiln lo goi t within iililhl of the Hiw.nliin-llii-rllin fiiiiatlliin ni-nis t HerliiK slriiil, wiik illncloiird '' tenliiy by Uni Sfiiltlu tllslrlcl U. S. unny iiKlnwr. Tin1 office iilno (llNcliwcd for the flint time thnt tlio unny iur-clum-il 1 7 (i!l(!.2.1 himril im-usure few I of lumber (ruin Itiiasiu In HH3. It was iniliiiidi'd Dt Hcwiird, ' Cold liny unci Ailiik, Alaska. AFL To Merge Marine Unions ! SKATTLK. Muy H i-I'p Offi cial of tho Iiiti'rnalmiial l.imK-stniri-niun'a a.nmi'lutlim report ' 0(1 ycxtrrdiiy Ht thr i'Iiim- of IbWr unntiitl t-onvi'iilltiii u inrr ' t r of nil iniirltline minim : Within the AFI. In liiilnncc tho i tiark'liiK cif CIO marine lici'ii started. ' yTlicy mild such iictlon would blniK tiii'thi'!' h:I5,UIIII union nvinl)i'i. rid C'oc.ilcr, .Sriilllr iiiicnt for the Salliirs Union of thr I'll cUIr, mill th full support of , tbc (10,00(1 mi-iuburs of tin- Si--fliers Inti-riiiitloiuil tiulnn hud brrn 11 will led. The ILA commit : tf! on the mcriicr said upprnv I ul 10 hud co in i' from tint teamsters union, which hlil Hiiiny wiitcifronl (mpliiyrn. I Tlio Kroundwork hus heen prriuired imlloniilly, apokes man mild. Iy I'ri-sldrnl Willliini Qii-rn of the AFL. Joseph Hyilil of tin? ILA. and dipt. Charles May of the Mush-is, Mates mid Plliils, Ilnrry LuiideherK of the Sf-iifnrera, and Daniel Tobln of the teiiinritem. The report said "thin entli tninmielloii mill delivery WD Kuurded with the ureiitenl nearer nee Itumlu win not ill war wn Jiipiin mill ItuiLHiiin vessels hu lo pas throiiKh Japanese wutei to nilike delivery at 11 tlmo whe IIunkIu wmii liiildlnK Lieriniuiy li eastern F.uropc with urent dll fli'iilly." Previously, reports huve been iiuide on Ihv survey of the 1440 miles between I'rlncc Ueortfc and Fulrbunks, Alaska, but the Mutineers siilil this wu the first uiinoiinceinviit on the 7M0nille survey iroin Fairbanks lo Teller. Plans lor the riillwuy proposed eonslriiclioii of 11 linue purl at Teller for the triiiiahlpiiicnt of UiiikIh across the strait to un OX lenslon of the trans Siberian riillwuy. Del ween October III, IU42, and March 31, 11143. Col. James Triiilt, now with the eiiKlneerlntf stuff of plKlith army headitiar ters In Japan, conducted the sur vey In bitter winter weuther. Temperatures sauueil to U0 de Krees below zero, the survey purty reported. The plana were dropped, the report said, when the Japanese abandoned the fight for the Aleu tians and American strategy changed. 9 : 0 h rrv 4 Ci 'v. v.' ! l'iTgV .... uNL FM Program Inaugurated POHTLAND, May 8 Ml Fre quency modulation broadcasting was Inaugurated In the north west by atatlon KCWFM, Port land, lute yesterday afternoon, less than an hour after the FCC granted permission. The first FM program, a newa broadcast followed by a musical program, was heard by several of the less than a dozen FM re ceiving sets in the city. There was no previous announcement of the initial broadcast, made at 5:4.ri p. rn. II. Quenton Cox, station man ager, predicted within a few years listeners will "hear nothing but frequency modulation" pro grams. Lip reading aids deafened per sons because the sounds most difficult to understand, as f, th and s, are accompanied with lip positions most easy to interpret. Concessions Asked In National Parks WASHINGTON, May 8 (IP) The granting of concessions In national parks on a competitive basis was recommended today by the house appropriations com mittee. In Its report on the 1947 in terior department appropriations bill, the committee said a "vir tual monopoly" of concessions exists in many of the Darks and FOR GOOD HEALTH! MsiMrrtofsIa ImmI aiMl CUm AHmvitff Manila (Ruflitn) 0rrli UUtr TIHIM W1IDOUI flMpiltl JX Cpatslloa SWT. MmU.; lr,l fW.r 10 A.M. Hit. H. Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC fhytltlmm mn4 Jvrf H. I. Comr E. B'jmild snd Orand Avititf TaUphon EAsI 318, Portland 14. Onqas nr.aAi.0 a news, iiiaiit rails, ora. wsDNsaDAr, Mar a, ins. it was "astounded" that conces sion contracts at Yosemlte Na tional park In California run for 20 years. Human beings are the only creatures with mastoid cells In the bony structure surrounding the ears. MOTHER'S DAY SUGGESTIONS Mrs. Wright's & Lowe's HAND MADE CHOCOLATE CREAMS Limited Supply Exclusively at Carmelsmax Popcorn Shop Rainbow Theatre Bldg. 415 Main St "Brlaht" Idea In oolice attire la the luminous gauntlet, treatsd : with scotch-lite, worn by all traffic officsrs oi Rochester. N. Y.. ; while on night duty. Here Officsra Kennsth Watson (left) and 1 Charles Bchtndler demonitrate how the well-lit arm of the law I looks. NEA telsphoto. -Big July 4 Fete Slated In Weed : ' 1 WEED. May B One of nor : thern Callfornlii's biggest early tuinmer attraction's will be the 'Independence Day Celebrations, 'Sponsored by the Weed Voterans . of Foreign Wars post 5U4U and 'the Weed American Legion post 71. The annoiincrment of the celebration was mnde at a joint meeting of the Leg Ion-Veterans and Weed businessmen. . All proceeds from the celebra '. ' tlon will be used to help finance ;" Veterans Memorial hall hero ' to be used by the Veterans and ' jj.eglon. The members of both ' posts feel that the promised nie mnrliil hall will serve as a 111011 umcnl to-those who gave, their I) Ur ea in both wars. Weed's celobratlon will be the Y first big festive event to be held diere In many years and prellm- flnnry Indications are that It will be one of the biggest drawing cards of the year In northern il allfornla. ); jChinese Forest Man ; Views Oregon Mills PORTLAND, May 8 (II Slate ; ;ind federal forestry practices . and research programs will be . .'limited by Kal Wang, engineer : ;0f forect products in Halting, ; iC'hina, who started a lour of .Oregon mills today. ; V Accompanied by John Kunz, ,V. S. forest service official, he i ill visit mills in Corvallis, Eu ' (cno and Roscburg. Opposition Voiced On Projected CVA PORTLAND, May 8 ( Opposition to the proposed Co lumbia valley authority because il would "Increase government of tho people, and decrease gov ernment by lite people" was expressed here last night. J. K. Chenille. Spokane, re ported to the Pacific Northwest levelopmeul association that those favoring the CVA plan "give Uic public little informa tion on what Is Inside the 7IJ imgn bill iiroimsed by Senator Mtlt-hrll (D Wash.)" lie assert ed the bill would "establish a public corporation in private business." operating virtually free of congress. Comprshenalre Personal Li ability added to your car policy Is one of the greatest advancei in Inaurance in many yeara. Ask Hans Norland about il. 123 N, 6th St. You Can Depend on Your Druggist Taka s moment 10 ihlnk of lb pari your dmftrtat nmjm in juiu hii. 1 uw Irornd uinid him in all timra 01 crarrcrncv as wrl you can! You know lhal prracripltons arrded in baalr ul always ba fillrd sccuratrly hy our Hcgtalercd Pbarmaciat. CURRIN'S for DRUGS s nih a Main rhana 4311 University Names New Librarian EUGENE, May 8 lI'; Dr. Ray nard C. Swank, University of Minnesota, has been appointed librarian of the University of Oregon, succeeding the late M. H"-,- lutTcrinft from fiery iiching of tlmplc ruh or chtfet iy comforted with niedicited II. Douglass, president Harry K. Newburn announced today. Classified Ads Bring Results. ft-DINE -i At The Sign Of The RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Ave. Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. ii snuf rar f-arir saacrvaiiana j 1 1 ! I 1 D"'r ". . . and don't forget the dog hoote that't my husband in there" If you're in the dog house on moving day, it's bocauae you didn't leave the whole job to Con solidated Freightways. Our careful, truined movershandleevery moving problem safely with one of two types of service: 1. Modern moving van service 2. Freightlincr "Pack-crate-ship" service. Large or small shipments we handle them all. Have our Agent explain this complete moving Service. PHONI FOR FRII KSTIMATK 645 BROAD DON CRAM, Agent PHONE 4151 Si That's service... Have a Coca-Cola ; . . the whole crowd goes for food and refreshment When the gang pulls up for curb service the first thought for refresh' ment is ice-cold Coca-Cola. Have a Coe are words that start off a good time. Coke and companionship go together. Because there's nothing like refreshment to make friendly moments even friendlier. 1011110 WNDII AUIHOHIir OP THI COCA-COIA COJSPANY IY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS 863 Spring St. ( Phone 5632 Hear Morton Downer KFJt 8:1J A.M. II asHisaa- Coca-Cola" and Its abkrariallon ka art to ntiatorad trada- marss which diatinguiah tha prod uct of Th Ceca-CeU Ceaapa We Welcome IU KO n N'S Flower Shop 430 MAIN ST. to EfflTH MIS' BETTER SNPHN DISTRICT Jl IxL $ main STREET Je.L 0 Z 12T Orchids to Isabel and Matt Kohn Jr., on your beautiful new store. Best wishes for successl YOUR NEIGHBORS Bell's Hardware Claude H. Davis Linoleum Dick Reeder's Garcelon's Gifts Goeller's Wallpaper & Paint Store 1 Hershberger's Cafe Klamath Cleaners LaPointe's Leons Exclusively Yours Miller's (formerly Moe's) Star Drug Store The Town Shop Whitman Drug Co. lt4Siaafrea
