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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1946)
I Hmrce Vants To Reduce r- - - - . Coast Guard Top Ranks WAKIIINCiTON, Mny 14 ll'l Tin' llOUNU II i i kn 1 1 i 1 1 n com-ttiMti-i- miugi'Mi'd todny Hint the count uuurij u't along with fewer ' high-ranking officers fur III pi-urrllini' nprriiliuuH. I'll I U i m teeth Into I1h nniigen tloll, till' inimnlltl'l- cut $11,2, Dull r t nil llic budget I u ri it i i ll wllnoiti fur n v mill allowances In llm yciir beiilniilng July I. 'II ii- IiiIhI ii-iomiiii'niled In $1 14, Mill, tmil$lll,7;i4, 1)110 below bulK't c.llniiili'M mill $'.!I4,MMI, 3111 Irs IIiiiii tlu count guard n-celvi-d ii vein- huo wlii'ii Iho Will' wiik gllll In pingi-i-wi, )i.'- PIMW0RMS New Treatment Gets Real Results r'n t Iri your hlM iffr th tor mm t of in-Wurrtwl THlr. Ihnka U. talail tnocllrstlly rrmmtliH flrnif. liltfhlr trtlK lv Uulmviil liu btcn ni4 pUMible. ' Ho wtttrh for th warning; ItftM, ih rlilly Ilia rmlrrsiilr. rt)Ul lU-il. (M JAVNl'l PW rltt.1 nwiiy .. folk.w tU itlfrrUnia. Til' until, tmey.li..tk UlikU r ili'vrliiiicil Mr ymic v( (ml Inn I r rnrrh In tliv ltxi retort of lr. ti, Jam Hon in in h titM-lal way tu rviuuv i'lit-Wnrnu. It'a mi tu roitiviiiUr i P'W fur P fnWurn I and allow- DUV iiiniuue loppfu GO! hIiIui the cut In unco, tlm full I $10,512,000 from estimates for general expenses, Criticizing the number of con templated hlgh-ranklng officers, the, committee auld In Ita report thHt In tlm pi-ucelhiie year of 1 11-10 Iho count guurd gut uloiiK with three rcur udinlruli unrl 31 (iiptiilnn. At tlml tlma It hud U.000 collated irion. In tin- your beginning July 1 lha flint full year of pcuce tliuo operations alntu thu count guard wnn tnkvn over by thu nuvy In 1U41 the report aald lliu count iiuNril planned In opcr iiln with one four-alar udmlrul, 17 rear udmirala,13 cointnodorci mid Hill cuptulna. Yet the num ber of enlisted personnel, the cuinmitleo aanerlcd, will be only 7, (Kit) more thun In 1H40. Thu committee mild It had tried "In blind the count guard in nearly In line with pre-war expenditures an pnnnlhle but on account of Ihene new and vary necessary functions finds itself under the necessity of uppruvlng u budget which ahuont doubles the sl.o of the orgunlzutlon conipured with prewar strength "Thene ucllvllics Include Lo- rmi stations, an entirely new uae of radio waves to guide ahlpa and airplanes at aea; weather nlutlonn on ahlpa located strata ideally In the Atlantic and Pa cific to furnish weather infor uiutlon necessary to air transpor tation, and alr-nca roacue acrvlce uiado necessary by the great In ciouso In transoceanic air travel, and other dutloa." AflJ; Says If You Want TOP PRICE for your AUTOMOBILE SEE US FIRST! , HALE'S USED CARS 11 Main Sr. Corner of Conger Ave. Alaskan Air Jobs On Tap Death Takes Siamese Twins PORTLAND, Ore., May 14 11') Thn Siamese twin girls, born hero a week ago to Mr. and Mm. Kdwurd llurav, Deep Hlver, Wash., riled In a honpllal today. One twin succumbed at tlM a. in. (I 'ST) thla morning, and the other 23 miiiutfa later. 1 1 on pi ta 1 attendants reported the 2i-yeiir-olrt mother both nfld dened and relieved at the newn. "She dreaded to have it happen," Job oDonlniti In aircraft com- ""K".au. " V, '" '" le munlcationa in the Territory of ! . l, , " ',',u,a P""y ' A'"k" Ml!.Mlurvl The , ,' w,re born jim.d erana and civllluna with military , .. . - .. , alh.,r or commercial airway eommunt f,1 rr cationa experience. 1 crona-wlno of each 'other In the Poaltlona aa aircraft communl-. ,hnpe of an "X." They would culora at varloua polnta In Almika , never have been able to walk, are llmlled to appllcanta with i The ln(ont Sunun and Carol npcclal work experience and, had been alnklng yesterday, background in the aircraft cont-1 after b brief period in which munlcutlona field. ; they grew atronger. Dr. Joaeph Kurnlahed houalng and com-V. Springer, the attending mlanary auppllea are available at , phynlcian, had not expected them nominal cont. Vetorana and civil-j to live. luna with experience in military The father, a logger, wan notl aervlce or commercial alrwayn fled of the dealha thla morning, which meet the following baaic He and Mm. Hume have two i-jtmili-Ammita muv annlv for the ' nmall healthv hovn. ' Bus Strike Talks Fail PORTLAND, Ore., May 14 (!) An effort to nettle the Waahing ton Motor Coach Employe! atrlke and put buaca bark on the roada failed here laat night at a meeting of company and union repreaentatlvea with the Port land, Central Labor council executive board. T. S. Beguin, assistant bu.il nena agent of the 300 AFL Drlv- n anrl Rhnnmnn involved, re- VANCOUVEK, B. C, May 14 i ported the company spokesman told the larjor council Doara ne Rail Celebration Set For Duntmuir The neighboring town of Duns miilr In northern California will sponsor a railroad celebration on Sunday, June 18, It wan learned here. A big street parade la sluted for that day, according to Norman Green, celebration chair inun. Among participating organiza tions to appear in the big pa rude will be the Siakiyou County Sheriff's Posae. Canadian Police Smash Drug Ring IA-) Narcotice valued at 40,000 on the illicit market and at i zed by Royal Canadian mounted po lice here yesterday, resulted in the arrest of four persons. The arresting officers said the drugs originally came from Mexico, and added they believed it was smuggled across the Cana dian border at Klngsgatc, B. C. The seizure, one of the largest In British Columbia in recant years, came after the RCMP of ficers engaged in a wild chaa with the amugglcra. III IAI.D NKWa. Klnmsta FnlU, Olt. TI SSDAT. Mar U, lata, ra was not authorized to reach a settlement at the meeting. J. M. Neely, assistant to C, B. Fitzgerald, president of the bua firm, repreaented the company. The labor board recommended placing the company on the "un fair" list. The men wont on atrlke In February, charging the company failed to raise wagea from $1.43 to 11.69 an hour agreed upon In a February 9 meeting. The com pany denied it had signed the agreement. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction that I will gladly anawer anyone writing me for Information Mrs. Anna Pautz. P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash. ri. Adv. NUE-OVO LabcratorU Aluskun poaltlona at their nearest U. 8. employment aervlec office. Basic reqolrcmenta for the openings an aircraft communica tors Include: Ability to transmit and receive 30 worda per minute Morse code: operation of type writer or teletype machine at 33 worda cr minute. Other experi ence required includes 18 months of military or commercial or air linen communication experience or equivalent background work in aircraft operations. Full Information on thene Job openings In the Alunknn territory are available at USES local of fices. Around Oregon By The Associated Presa The Malheur Cooperative blectric association has been au thorized to slunli rales 11 per cent with a new minimum rate of 75 cents. . , . Culver in Jeffer son county haa voted to Incor porate. , . , Some 400 wild horses were rounded up in a re cent drive In the John Day coun try. . . . Rep. Walter Norblad tins been named a member of the board of Llnfleld college. ... An azalea festival will be held at I Brookings May 23, with cere ' monies planned at the Azalea j State park on the Chetco river. MERCHANTS DELIVERY Phone 7423. GREAT cenic Regions Now that tho time is hare when you finally can take a vacation trip, you'll want to choose your destination with particular care. 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Perrln, Klamath Falls architect, waa in Dunsmuir laat woek to prcaent plans and specifications for the proposed new elementary school building which will be erected In Duns muir soon. Dunsmuir voters will go to the polls Muy 17, to vote on an $87, 000 bond issue at the regular school election to provide a fund to buy more ground on which to build an additional building. The board will apply to the state for siiarc of the $80,000,000 post war construction fund provided by the last session of the Cali fornia legislature. NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION 522 So. 6th ' (1 block south of former location) Shop Entrance on Willow St. Lombard Motors Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks OF 1- I For Men and Women . . Wheary and Other Fine Brandt Largest Assortment In Years Pre-war Cost Post-war Quality 15.30 to 56.76 Tax Included M ml' tlihbS Clothing Co. New Location Former K. 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