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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1946)
Fire Sweeps Peyton Co; At Dorris DOURIS, May 20 A huge lumber ramo and about 100 cords of wood, located In Dorris and owned by Peyton and com pany of Klamath Falli, has been burning since about 6 o'clock Sunday night but li under con trol now and being allowed to burn out. A stiff wind is blowing in Dor ris today and a fire guard has been thrown around the ramp to keep the flames from spread ing. The fire Is about SO yards away from stacked lumber be longing to the Dorris Lumber and Moulding company but the stacked lumber is not in danger, watchers believe. Origin of the fire was unde termined, it Drone oui laie yes terday afternoon and the cord wood stacked at the ramp is burning on the Inside. Fire- fighting apparatus was brought to the scene last night and wet the cord wood down without putting out the fire, and the ground around the ramp was soaked to prevent spreading The ramp, about 18 feet high and 120 feet long, was built by Peyton and company two years ago. Lumber Men Go To Bend Oregon pine industry leaders will gather at Pilot Butte inn. Bend, May 24, for a conference of the state forest practice com mittee of the Western Pine asso ciation, and for a forestry field trip. J. F. Daggett, Prineville, formerly of Klamath Falls, is committee chairman. Stuart Moir, Portland, chief forester for the association, will attend. Following the morning com mittee session there will be a joint afternoon meeting with rep resentatives of state and federal forest land management agencies for a- discussion of problems of mutual interest. On Saturday, May 25, the southern Oregon sec tion of the Society of American Foresters will conduct a field trip to the Pringle Falls region, where demonstration areas in virgin Ponderosa pine have been established to show different methods of timber selection, forest operation and manage ment. In announcing the meeting. In dustry leaders stressed that in striving to meet the challenge of the vast housing program with its demand for lumber, Oregon's pine mills are not neglecting the forest future but are keeping in force essential good forest prac tices to assure continuous timber growth to meet future needs. Members of the forest practice committee, in addition to Mr. Daggett, are J. F. Coleman, Kinzua; J. H. Meister, Bend; R. B. Wilson, Warm Springs; Mel Barron, Alturas: Hugh B. Camp bell, Klamath Falls; J. C. Clark, Lakeview: Frank Gilchrist. Gil christ; Im. McLelland, Klamath t t ails, and B. L. Nutting, Med ford. In the middle of the 18th cen fury, oil in America was consid ered a nuisance because 11 spoiled so many of the surround ing salt wells. Classified Ads Bring Results, A. WELDING RODS In various types and makes. (San Francisco Bay Area) B. COPPER TUBING Hard drawn seamless, In coils or various straight lengths. Various diameters and thicknesses. C. ALUMINUM Brass and copper sheets In various gauges. (San Fran cisco Bay area). D. STEEL Sheets, plates, strips, bars, structural, rods, available through all western offices. E. BRASS Brass pipe, Grade A seamless in 12 to 16 foot random lengths Vt" to 5" diame ters. F. WIRE Copper and brass, bare, sin gle and stranded. (San Fran cisco Bay area). . , , " , v prior 11 1 m Withdraw. Buying prtf trout It Vt$ TtiutlWtrUWtrU, War Assets Administration WESTERN OFFICES 256 MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO, 4 EXbrook 8321 w (Consumers Goods-30 Van Mess) ' h t sx WW poo Jf f ooaVrtooo I -we J e v tow : n pup- h-Qd5 ' "fS ' r RssfiARCH : . Vy" " 1 . KSNNSLS Employes at Swift and company are trying to find a nama fox terrier oudd which arrived for proficiency in the sale of Swifts dog food. The puppy is one of three awarded west coast plants. The pup's arrival also was part of tha Inauguration of transcontinental air freight for dogs, shipment handled by United Air Lines to San Francisco. The pup was fed before he took the plane and was in San Francisco In time for the next feeding. He comes from Swift's research kennels at Chicago. Shown with "Fido," (for lack of a better name), left to right Swift employes are Stanley Reed. Harold Gleason. Lee Crutchfleld. Kuna and the pup, Mae Kelling. Austin "Jim" Hubbard and Merlin Bleak. Klamath Clergyman To Talk At Ashland SOUTHERN OREGON COL LEGE, Ashland. May 20 The Rev. Victor Phillips of Klamath Falls will deliver the baccalau reate sermon at the Southern Oregon college June 2, 2:30. The speaker's subject will be "The Mastery of aeli. Music for the occasion will be provided by the College Instru mental Ensemble, directed by Wallace Sapp. and William Alves will be heard in vocal solo. Members of the College Instru mental Ensemble are: Virginia Alley, Portland; Norma Elder, Williams, Ore.; Hazel Parman, Port Orchard; Bennett Lofts gaard, Algoma. Oregon; Paul Aikins, Mary Corthell, William Robertson, Leslie Segsworth, I ; DALE Says ! ! i If You Want I j j; TOP PRICE I; , for your ( i AUTOMOBILE j ! SEE US FIRST! jj ;! used cars ; I I 11 Main St. Comer of Conger Ave. ( I WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCIS $7,000,000 SURPLUS SALE At Naval Supply Assex, totqk and Ray liles, Stecktoe, California Many scarce itemi priced to fell can be impeded 9 e.m. to 3 p.m., Mon. through PriM by ell type of buyeri. Check your eligibility to buy. ' SACRAMCNTO NAVAL I Rol supply II I nr. annex 1 1 raps ' jo IwN.rfet Htndrtdt ef etter Heeu 9m teM PRIORITY IN rURCHASINO, In accordance wtfh Ik. .m.a. fo'lwr "'f'1" Property Act, priority Is this sale Is as FEDERAL AGENCIES .M j,j VETERANS World War 1 1 Oertffiad by fink Form tl J... a. is SMALL BUSINESS-Crtll!.d by SFC i" . SIAIE AND LOCAL 6QVFRHMFNII 1., NON-PROFIT INSriTUIIONS hnj J Wholai.l.ri, retailers, Induitrtel users June 24 until sold X . ' "'" TiriT-MrvCO Dl fft pflOriTV OrOtf. Order from commercial buyert accepted lubfeer to mtrctw d.te availability after priority claimant! ara wrvtd. LIST NO. 2Avaltabl Jh 3 to priority mwt commTclat bayrt o "Artf-com tni'toryf basis: WELDING EQUIPMENT . ROPE CHEMICALS . HAND TOOLS DIESEL GENERATORS CYLINDERS Select from huadndt ef efter SereW e-f ep Htm ee dlsefey NO CATALOGS MAILED. D.t.ll.d lists furxi.h.d at dliol.y rooms. Veterans C.rt,(ic.lion Unit is at 2S4 El Dorado Sr. All I ' , ed.f'. "'J" IJ-" ram.inine 3 sold. ,,,,l,bl ""' Commercial Ky.-s fltttrm rn.j r...a V Swift Employes Have Frisky House Pet for W. J. "Bill" Kuns. Hwllt Catherine Summe, and Henry Williams of Ashland. Baccalaureate exercises will be held in the auditorium of the administration building. More Access Roads Planned For State PORTLAND, Ore., May 20 (rP) Seventy miles of northwest ac cess roads being planned by the U. S. forest service will open nearly 500,000.000 board feet of timber annually to production, the regional forester said here. H. J. Andrews said the roads awaiting fund allocation and available material will lead to the Clackamas river area, east Clackamas county and Umpqua river region, Douglas county. The road program will also ef fect the smaller Umber areas of r LIST HO. 1 litmt ejvaHsefe kefls. lag Jsae 3 im priority f reepi: LEATHER WORK GLOVES CIGARETTE LIGHTERS BROOMS AND BRUSHES NEW MATTRESSES ASSORTED SOAPS SMOKING PIPES NO. 1 GRAIN CEMENT COTTON DUCK DRILL PAPER TOWELS r-. , . SF-IU for the 12-week-old wire-haired representative nere. as an award the McKenzle river's south fork east of Eugene, Chesnlmnus area in Wallowa county, and Little River area in Douglas county. The forest area of the United States, exclusive of Alaska, is larger than the combined area of France, Germany, Norway, Italy, Sweden, Belgium and The Netherlands. ACOUSTICON fie n " UNIPAC1 Utiltr ibstf "eret a sllm it . : 1 s..., ,ing inKrument es comfonsble More powerHi man ever me liny iwm luumu nailery ie no bigger thao the cod of your thumb yet it generates power, that will amaze you. -"' .i ' UNI P AC is probably the world's only single-pack hearing it 'suutnent using BONE receirers, as well ss magnetic air receivers receivers so wonderfully accurate, they sre actually "Hearing Lenses" 1 ; FREE DEMONSTRATION WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 WINEMA HOTEL Wm, M. Kohn, Representative TOP of the fruit crop KtV'l M-l Lu5CIOU5' Juicy All the goodness and sweetness of nature's fruit cropf are folded Into the creamy smoothness of Crater Lake Ice cream. Brimming with health and goodness. It's a basic necessity In your life as well as an extra treat. Take some home tonight! Ask for Giaten, Jlake ICE CREAM AT YOUR GROCER'S OR FOUNTAIN KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Manufacturers of CRATER LAKE Dairy Products Evans. Hahn Open Business Another new business was in nuguratod here recently when IYrcy Evans and Fritz Halm, World War II veterans, oixMieii Evans Electric Co. nt 129 Itronil. Evans, a grariuuto of KUHS, spent throe years In tho navy as an aviation electrician's mate first class. He was stationed at Corpus Chrlstl, Whldby Island and Honolulu, lie fore entrrlng th" service Evans was associated with Specialized Service, Service Electric, Gurcelon's and Alumi num Company of America. He continued his studies in elec tricity while in the navy and whs separated from the service November 12. 1IM5, to return to Klamath Falls where he and his wife, Connie, recently purchased a home at 23.11 Garden. Hahn. a veteran army sergeant, is originally from Olympin, Wash. He came here from Tice Electric Co. in Portland to go into partnership with Evans. He is living at Sunset ranch. We Deliver Anything Phone 7423. 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Carl Robins, Eugene, vice president; Lt. Col. Carroll Mitchell, Ilaker, and Capt. Leo F. Young, Rose burg, council members. Classified Ads Bring Results. SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES Limited Service Over the Lr. Klsmilk I IIS a.m. i:ie a-. IS SS p.m. I IJ e.aa. Also 4 Regular Schedules Daily To Both Destinations Depot 904 Klamath Ave. QGtf (DO0GD0 XI, 'V-' in -J ,,-KmrJr.. WHAT MAKES THIS SAUCE SO SPECIAL? left ask the women who cook with Del Monte -2 out of 3 of them have used it more than 10 years "Ite flavor is just right for our taste," says one Del Monte fan. "For 22 years it's been my standby for tomato flavor. Makes any dish zesty better looking, tool During the war I had to try another sauce, and the family noticed the difference right away. I just wouldn't know how to make my family's favorites without Del Monte Tomato Sauce I" eram wlnel fciervfaiee with a) rpr$nlath eraee utlln 0I Jteaemivu In PtdM Cooal eslie es 10,000 snel ever HSaAI.D NSWS. KUaulk rMl, On. Plane Crash Kills 2 In Douglas County GRANTS PASS, Muy 20 (!) A Douglas couuly rancher and his weekend guest were killed lute Saturday In tho flaming wreckage of a small two-place airplane In which they were fly ing ut tho Foreman ranch 20 miles north of hem. State Pollen Sgt. C. R. Ilorg man identified the victims as Juines O'Dounell, 21, lrfiug Reach, Calif., owner of the plane, and Arte Foreman, 211, of (ho Foreman ranch near Glendale, Ore., whoro the crash occurred, Sgt. Hnrgman reported the family of Foreman witnessed the crash as the piano attempted a landing after "buzzing ' the ranch homo and apparently struck a tree top. Rose Festival Queen Picked In Portland PORTLAND, Ore., May 20 W Lloyde Hough, pretty 17-year-old brunette who was born In 10V2 Hours 19'2 Hours Short Rout Saves Time! I nw rBs San Pranrltre H li L.a Ansel.. S Flu. li: led. lea 11 ee s. ee p.m. Phone 8321 - set Mt f AT Hi 3" MONDAY, Mf ts, fin T I.nngview, wunir, and I'Hinn hern two years ago, will Im iiuei'ii of Portland's Kuao Festival llua yeur. , TIip brown eyed Lincoln lil:li school senior, daughter of Mi,. Koy lloouli, was cIiommi at cere monies Satin clay night. Dlnl e:-SB7 Poors Open llJU 6i45 V. M jtThrlH of Thrills! jiOlt's Nam! V I rito AttAtii lurnii At, Mllll MIMII PANNT 1ICI IU0T OAMIANO XAIHIVN OIATION UNA HON Na omi RIl.Y JAMM MlltOM VtCTOI MOOit v it X f L A win i am rowta tOWARO AINOIO MAI (ON III! Y CIO CHAIIltl . HUMI CIONTN I WUIIAM rtAwiir bj tOMRt LlWIt Box Olllce Open 6:45 P. M.. irii.iMii..iiinn . tSaSa'aathbalS SMtMaW Ms les ft IH , m (PS Doors Open 1.30 6:45 Continuous Dally Open 12:30 p. m. Ends Todoy! eiiiNi g mi( ccmo mihandi ALSO? Roy R9r in diiTmiiiiei.rTTT 3 Days! Starts Tuesday! Wis Kile Hirweilk Viclsr Mtlsit f lekslallos V," Vied I Csrsls liliJlJjjjl"J Doors Open 6:45 .. ENDS TODAY! Plus! 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