Herald and news., May 20, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

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Drought Hits
tattle Hopes
For Oregon
8AI.KM.Muy 20 (!) Th out
look for Olrifnn llvralnrk pro
iliit'i'i'g Ik lii'ciiinlnu wiirno wllh
ilry wrlilhcr uilillnu to I 111' priili
Ifiim crtMilixl liy Hit- fn-cl nhurl-um-
mid lilKlit-r (ml irlii . rl
mltiiro off H'lnlN mid toduy.
I'unliiro coiulllioiia nri rapid
ly npproUTliliiK n crltlcul iitiitn
I iiimc ul Iho dry wi'iithi-r, wllh
hill piMtiire drylnit up milch
I'llrlllT tllllll iiBiml. Till" will 1)0
An Ounce of
Prevention
yon kaow lb ml of
lb aajrta and il'a lind.
niikk Irulhl If hi acl.
Iriat chMI la low la auj
plMa. .iail your druKKWI
ad lei him adviae you
wlarljr u lo wliel prarau.
binary drugi lo liuj.
lromil drliviry of prra.
cripllorrt U aaaurrd.
Currin'i for Drugi
la an4 Main l-fc.aa IAI4
Getting Only
Half
the Soap
You Want?
Juit tine tho end of tho
war, enough used fata to'
maka over two hundred
million big boxes of soap
powder hove been thrown
way. Until we get enough
industrial fats to make all
the soaps and other peace
time goods we need, don't
make these mistakes!
you use soap .
pvenv PAyf so '
SAve usto pats,
eve.y pav
voer4 pou
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FAT SCRAPS Hit
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OP SOAP
SCRAPS THOSKi !
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Met Mere's tirf-
there's soap
. KEEP TURNING IN USED FATS
: TO HELP MAKE MORE SOAP
I in IchI dm cliilrymi'ii. rciliH'liiK
milk prodiiclliui luirly In the
pi'lllt M'llHOII.
Tliu (' I'd alinrliiKc la lit Imd ns
I'Vi-r, mill fiii'il prlvi's liuvo
JuiiipiMl up.
TIhti- already liiivn lii-m re
porta tluil I'lili'ki'ii and tin key
rlnrka ar lirlMK lliiiildiiti-d bo
uiumi of tin- ffrd nlmrtuKi.
Larger Turkay Haducllon
Till' U. H. ctrpiirlliii-iil of liKrl-culliin-'s
Miiy I liirkry report
roiiflrini'd mtliiinlra that the
nuinhrr of turki-yi ruined In Ore
Hon this yrnr will repreiii'iit
more Ihiin twlco Hie reduction
ri'i'iiiiiiiiuiidi-d In crop ituul for
Oretfiin. Tim USIM cnlllnlilc
now Is for u 38 per rent cut
at'.iilnM tlii Koul of a 15 per cent
reduction.
Ori'Koii's 10411 wntrr supply
pi'unpi'('ls urn (food, III apltu of
Hi" in 1 1 1 fii 1 1 di'flrli'ivy hi April,
Ori-Kon Slute. collegu expert ru
port. Hi'cuum) of rccnrd-brciiklnK
hiiow In llii Cuscudi-s, priispi-cls
for strvuin flow In Hip uplink mid
iiiiiini'r are K"od. Wilier nlorcd
In Irrluntlon nraorvolrs Is a pi-r
emit morn thiin ii yi'Hr iik, mid
2 prr ci'iit more thiin the llllld 4S
uvcriikP.
Russia Claims
First Radio.
MOSCOW. Miiy 20 UVi A
wrlliT In tlu Sovli't pfrlodical
Nrw Times wild todiiy the Kn
cyciopmlls Drlttunlcu should slop
crvdltlnu the Invvntlon of nidlo
to Uuilllclmo Miirconi mid a Cii-r-iiiiiii
mid name as its rciil In
H'lilor AlrxlindiT I'opov, a Rus
ilnn physlclxt who dii'd In 1U0S.
(Ily " Cirrmnn" this writer may
huve meiiiit llclnrkii Hertz, who
eurrled out experiments on clcc
troiniiiinetlc waves.)
"Miirconi invented nothhiK
new." tho urtlcle wild. "He only
exactly reproduced I'opov's ap
puriitus." The article said tho Hrlttanlca
editors should know I'oimv In
vented mid demonstrated the
world's first radio receiver Miiy
9. 1IIIIA, lit Kroimludt fortremi
near St. I'eti'i.ibtiru (Lenlnkriid)
and that I'opov later not Itunsiun
and Knulli.li patents.
The Knevelfiiierlill nrlttnnlrn
snys Marconi applied In 1HII0 for
ine nrm iirinsn puieiu lor wire
leas teleitraphy. The encyclo
pedia credits Clerk Muxwell as
hnvliiK forem-en radio In terms
of mathematical formula in 1 804
and credits others wllh havinii
conducted experiments a 1 o n K
Ihrjte lines, but It suys Marconi
was the first to devise a pruclical
melius by which clectromniinetlc
waves provided a new method of
tclcKmphic communication.
OSC Awarded Funds
For Science Work
NKW YOItK. May 20
Orciiim State cnlli'ko Is amonu
28 collcKcs and universities
uwurded itrnnts for scientific re
M'liich by the research corpora
tion from funds endowed by
Frederick Gardner Cnttrell.
The krnnls total $173,000 to
(he schools and arc the first of
$2,300,000 planned tor five yenrs
by the research kroup.
fcff SAN FRANCISCO'S CHINATOWN
OOOD NIIOHIOIS
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By JOAN O.NEILL
The Muxpie und Uuvel, tho
KU1I.S honor society for druiuu
und speech students, Is spousor
Ink a blK end of the year dunce.
This nliiilr Is to be held In 1'i-li-can
Court the nlKht of the 24th
und it is scheduled to be a fitting
toppliiK to the yeur.
Complete urriinifcmcnts for
Hie dunce lire lo bu announced
lliter, but the dunce Is to be a
couple liffulr. The theme of the
dunce Is "Kurewell Krliluy."
The kids always seem to wunt
somethhiK to end the yeur In
stylo und since the Klks' liliih
school lormul, which is usiiuily
held on the lust dliy of school,
wus ulven earlier, tills Is a nice
opcnlnit for this "Korewell" to
become a KUIIS tradition.
And Incidentally
Script und Microphone fleeted
its officers the other dliy. Offi
cers for next yeur ure Jim Ken
nett, president; Charles Martin,
vice president; Connie Hunt,
secretary; Irma McUridc, scr-Kcunt-iit-urms.
Hacculuureaie services were
held for the seniors last nlklit in
the hiKh scjiool uudltoriiim. This
annual church service diven for
the seniors is held Ihrouifh co
operation of the Klamath Falls
churches and KUHS.
Five Klamath ministers, The
Rev. Howard F. Hutchins, The
Itev. David F. Burnett, The Rev.
Ciodfrey Mutthews, The llev.
Frederick C. Wissenbnch and
The Rev. Victor Phillips deliv
ered the services.
MAN DIES IN FIRE
THK DALI.F.S, May 20 IA'i
Corbett R. Mottox, 34, Salem,
burned to death early yesterday
when his trailer house near Moro
was destroyed by fire.
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you'll find RICHFIELD
Everybody's making plans for their first peacetime
holiday. No matter where you go on your playtime
pilgrimage you'll find a RICHFIELD station. Make
it a point to drop in when you need gasoline, motor
oil or just a cheery smile and a word about the road
ahead. RICHFIELD is a good travel habit to have.
Have your car "Travel Checked"
Ask your Richfield denier about pre
vacation car cure. Ho'll give your car a
ten point check up that will cover every
thing from tho air-cleanor to chassis
lubrication. Richfield "Travel Check" is
your assurance of a carefree vacation.
Last Cookery
Class Tonight
The last of the cookery classes
sponsored by the California
Orexon I'ower company and the
vofiitlnnnl educution prokrum of
KUIIS will be held this Monday
nlklit ut 7:30 o'clock at Fremont
school.
"The Way to a Mun's Heart,"
a film produced by the national
livestock and meat board will be
shown and all students of home
economics and cookery classes
ure especially Invited to attend
and brink parents if they wish.
Those who cure to remain for
the poll in k slipper following
Ihe movie are asked to bring
dessert, salud or other dishes.
Mule Cart Trip
To Seek Fossils
BUND, May 20 (IV) A former
nuvy liculcnunl-commandcr, who
plans to devote three and a half
years to searchlnK for fossils and
minerals, said here his first ex
ploration trip would be Orexon.
II. W. Sherld, Honolulu, said
he would have a two-wheeled
cart built In Klamath Falls and
would buy a mule. He will head
Into Lake county range-lands,
scltlnK up his first camp In the
Fossil lake area, which has yield
ed tons of bones of extinct birds
and animals.
Sherid will travel to Wheeler
county's waterless beaches for
part of the summer and will look
for truces of giant "flying drag
ons" in tlie Mitchell region.
PURPLE HEART TO MEET
PORTLAND, Ore., May 20 ()
The national convention of the
Milltury Order of Purple Heart
will be held here in August.
Portlund Chapter Commander
Guy Heed announced today.
Horn Norland Fir Insurance.
123 N. 6th St.
m
Brook
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OKDtSj TO IORDIR
Flashes Of
Life
TIMELY TIFF
HARRISbUKG, III., May 20
!') Saline county supervisors
directed that the courthouse
clock In Hurrtshurg, which has
daylight saving time, be turned
back to standard time.
Refusing to carry out the in
structions, courthouse janitor
William Harry said he was paid
by the city of Harrisburg. Fur
thermore, said Harrisburg's
Mayor Frank Parker, the city
bought the clock for $1500 in
1904.
In a similar time feud between
CREDO
By EAHL WHITLOCK
As you doubtless know, Theo
dore Roosevelt was a great fami
ly man. Nothing gave him great-
er pleasure than
to spend his
Sundays and
holidays at Sag
a m o r e Hill
romping with
h I s children.
One of the fa
v o r 1 1 e games
they used to
play was that
o I d game of
"Follow the
Leader." But Teddy, very char
acteristically, had re-christened
it 'Through or Over Never
Around." And the player who
failed to go through or over any
obstacle was out of the game.
What a splendid motto that
might make for a life "Throukh
or Over Never Around." An
ideal to hang on the wall of the
factory or above the hearth of
the home. An ideal to take close
to the heart and to live by. A
motto that our statesmen might
well take as a guiding directive
in their relationships with the
public at home and the nations
abroad.
The honest way, the under
standable way, the way that
rules out "expediency" and sub
stitutes square shooting for
sophistry "Through or Over
Never Around."
"We want you to enjoy Mem
ory Garden."
Next Monday Mr. Whitlock
of the Earl Whitlock Funeral
Home will comment on "An
Old Truth."
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LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL WHEN ...
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Cl.aner
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39c
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In Ivory whir.
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j Saline, the county won It
' owned the clock.
! piedVipeh
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M May
20 IA'i .Passersby gathered in a
j knot on a downtown corner to
gape from a respectful distance
! at a three-foot bull snake sun
ning itself on the running board
j of a parked car.
Willie Salas broke up the show
before anyone learned how the
reptile got there. He pocketed
I the snake and strolled away, re
marking:
"I've got mice in my cellar."
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IFSAI.D NEWS. Klaaialk ralli, Ora.
Papal Envoy
Dies In Rome
ROME, May 20 MO Enrico
Cardinal Casparri of Italy, pre
fect of the supreme tribunal of
the Apostolic Slgnatura, died to
day at the age of 74.
His death reduced the mem
bership in the Sacred College
of Cardinals to R6, four below
the maximum of 70.
Three other cardinals have
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Cardinal Gasparrl, sub-dean
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assignments.
He was made a cardinal by
Pope Pius XI in 1U23.
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