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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1946)
Air School Announced By Mocabee Allan Mui'tibrp. iniiiiuurr of llit Uri'(in Klylnii hcrvicc, mi :iiiiiih'hI toiluy Unit flnul up. provul from thn Vvtiiruns Ad n I nlxt in t Ion . Iimt burn uriiiilcil lis st'liiiul, uml Illlit Irulnlnu fur vrla will ili'l unilrr wuy Miimliiy or Tursilay of m-xt rvi'rk. A class of 25 to :in Ktuili'iiU l CKM'l'll'cl tl) UltiMlll tlltl ll)tll llIU I'lll-H, llllUI MlK'llljI'C, llllfl imiirs will lie hi'UI (ruin cluy llulit to (lurk fur I lie coiivrii li'iii'ii of tliii who lin wurklnii. Siitiirilnys uml Kiiniluy will ho I niililo (or lui'iil filers, uml fur I hi' fl'W srll'l'lpd VI'll UlllIlT tin' liroiti'iiin who lire uniililii to ulti'iut thn school ut liny iithur ll'""' - ... . Instructors fur On-Kun Mylnu Service will Incluilti I!. It. t'ru I'll, Cull I'lilmiin, Until Miiru mid Mueiiucii. Crimen, u Klmii ulli Fill lit titan. Initlriiilril linlli nrliniiry anil seciiiiiliiiy lor Son kui ut tlm KliimiiOi nlriinrt prior to tlii- wur. Diirlnu the wur he tiiuillit for Trx Kiinkln's urtny school licfori hf wrnl Into tlm Mriny IrMispiirl service. II" wini illmliurui'il In r'cliruury of IIMtl. (.'ruseii holds tioth iitlf Mini iiuiltl iinitlnn nitiiiK unil Iiuii a CAA Instrument rietinu. Ex-Naval Instructor Cull I'liliimn. wi'll known Kliiinnlli f Iter. wns chief fllKlit Instructor lor the rmvy l in ttiinwii. lu., for three yeurs. KollowInK hl illwliurui- In De cember of IIMS. ho f'"W on various crop nccillnii mid Hunt lull projects. Jusl before coiiiIiik to Klniiiiith Kiills to Instruct for Momliri) he will employed In scrduiK rice In Ciilifurniu mid tlunlliiK crops lit Tulchikc. Kutli Morse, llin third Instruc tor, comes to Kluiiuitll from Suaiinvlllc, Calif., where iilie tiiuiihl flylim (or year. She linn ulo tauuht ut the Worilen field (or some rliiht months. Mocalii'C, prlur to ciilcrinK tho navy, Instructed primary mid accumliiry flylim t Khun ii III and M'l-ondury ClT for A. W. Whltukrr at Sunnysidt, Wash. Durum the war he in structed for the nuvy for 3 '. yearn. He huitls prlmury and H'coiulnry deniKiiutlon and l the CAA flight examiner for the Klumalli area. Students who wluli to attend thn school must ohtuln certifi cates of eligibility from the VA office here, and huve a CAA iihynlcal exam prior to starting instruction. Burness Urges Care Of Tires ' "It probably will bo quite a few yeart before there Is any such thing as a 100,000-mlle tire for autot" Jumrs Durness, man ager of Burness Motors, 316 South Sixth street, said tixtay. "but In Die meantime Intelli gent car owners can add many thousands of miles to the life ex pectancy of today's tires by fol lowing a faithful pattern of tire maintenance, and carrying on the practices they learned dur ing the war." American motorists, Mr. Bru ness said, made great progress these last five years in learning the Importance of proper tire Inflation and the "cross switch ing" of tires every 5000 miles to equalize wear. "One thing that a lot of drlv ers still need to get straight," Mr. llurncxs emphasized, "is the fuct that it's Just as injurious to over-inflate a tiro as to under inflale it. This habit Is definitely noticeable as a holdover from Die war days." Girl Slightly Hurt ' In 300-Foot Tumblo I'OUTLANI), June H 11') A Uyeur-uld girl rolled .'Hill feet down u pierlplloiis slope In Mucleiiy park here yesterday uml wound up Willi nothing more limn scrutclica and a pos sible rib fracture. Krli'iids of Iteverly Pllrhler said Ihey were climbing the al most perpundlciilar hill when Kin- slipped anil fell Police were culled und took her out on a stretcher. Auction Sale Set For July . The date for the auction sale to beiielll the Hud Cross bus been set for Sunday, July 14. The plucu lias nut been defi nitely decided. Main feature of the sale will l)ii Smokey, hn Ited Cross horse, donated by Mrs. Frank lliirii. Local merchants have begun to contribute heavily wltti mer chandise orders to be auctioned at the snle. One retailer ex pressed the opinion Hint it is a good idea to set imlilu ono 'ar ticular day to help the ited Cross, since the deficiency in the organl.utlon's quota will have to be Hindu un. Smokey. who will be the feu- tureii attraction at the sale, is being boused free of cliurge at the county fairgrounds, und is being lender) by Al Jones, care taker of tiie fairgrounds, who Is donating bis time. Oilier do nations towurd Smokey's cause Include feed from the Standard Feed company, vaccinations and medical cure by Dr. Derrick A. Wheeler, local veterinarian, sad dle and bridle donated by Depu- ly .-menu m j. names, a blank et sign painted by Hurry Hud dart for the horse lo weur on exhibition doniited by Frank (Sexton of Clreiit Northern rail roads, and nil offer from Police j Chief Orvllle Hamilton uf n po lice escort when Smokev is ex , hlbltcd ill downtown Klamath I Falls. Sum Pleser lias offered i to ride Smokey on exhibition. Entertainment Planned Plans are progressing rapidly 1 for entc rtuiiimciil to be fur nished in connection with the auction. Dorothy Ackermun will sing for the event, and other features are being arranged. People of the coiintv arc re minded that nil donations of household goods, livestock, or other materials will be wel comed. Anything donated will be sold In the auction snle, whether the articles ore of smull or lurge value. Sponsors of the Idea feel thul every family hits something It Isn't using which would be of value to someone else. Anvone huving something to contribute Is linked to contact Olio Smith, heod of the Klamath county chapter of the Hod Cross. Fifty-one Nations Team Up for Ocean Rescues miliar OCEAN station vessels , , . ftESCUE CO-ORDINATION CENTEflt, $??&lM0 RESCUC MIT. ' ' ,Y"rr SEARCH LIMITS SHORE BASED vmFU Jv? CANADA &2'fCn ursittu. aoTbin? V STATES " w-cco-oow rjE I J I'tunni t tf 34-00 N 6200 W J ICELAND. . tavaIJYV i as . b- v& smss'"; m i VssTKisar fSBf!Z"ar HQubgAtHCJ i l.'...?..r:. Illun ft) '. . fnsav.... ...3"' .n r. i -fm b' . - - f,.;.. rpxr. U!4I t J - I, is. i "asBZ--aTr AHCtffTiATl tKsTr ai W 4600 M 2900 4600 1 4500 W 0) 3530 g 4000 W V .3900 1700 1 AZOKliV Atlontic Ocean' Born of an Anglo-American system set up during the war, which has functioned smoothly ever since, plans for a permanent world-wide network for air-sea rescue hare Just been completed by ranrasantatlvei of SI nations, maatino in Paris as "PICAO" Provisional International Civil Avia tion Organisation. Map above shows how the system works. Upon receiving a radioed distress signal, powerful listening posts on both sides of the Atlantic "fix" the location oi survivors and the nearest co-ordination center dispatches planes and ships to the scene. Thirteen weather ships will be maintained at fixed stations. PICAO was organised with an eye to the greatly expanded postwar transoceanic travel. 500 Labor Delegates To Attend Meeting ASTORIA. June 8 ( VI 1 Five ; hundred delegates to the Oro j gun Federation of Labor con tention are expected here Mon day. Pre-convenllon meetings were set for today by the Oregon liuilding Trades council, Ore gon ilurbers' union, the Stnte Culinary alliance and the Ore gon Truck Drivers' union. Texas has 2.14 counties. Susan Surprises Husband ... r Actress Susan Peters, making a long fight against paralysis which resulted from an accidental bullet wound In her spine, shows her husband. Actor Richard Quine. how she has equipped her automobile so she can drive It herself. The equipment en-' ables her to control the car entirely with her hands and came as ' a complete surprise to Quine on his arrival at Burbank. Calif., j from the east by plane. AP wirephoto. I Ceremonial To Be Held By Shriners Plans are being completed for a huge Shriners' ceremonial to be held at Klamath Falls next Saturday, June 15. Potentate of Hillah temple of Ashlund is a Klamath Falls man, Marshall Cornctt, and the largest class of novices in the history of the temple will "cross the scorching sands" on the local occasion Saturday. A parade is scheduled for 5:30 p. m. Banquets will follow at the Willard hotel and Elks club, and at 7:30 p. m. Hillah temple band will present a concert at the armory. Further features of the ceremonial will be held in the latter building to conclude the evening's events. Mayor Ed Ostendorf is chair man of the committee in charge. E. C. Jerome of Medford is ceremonial director. The Red Fez, Hillah temple newspaper is out with a colorful edition devoted to the Klamath Falls event. Much of the ma terial on this area was provided by the Klamath County cham ber of commerce. Anthracite Miners Back On Monday NEW YORK. June 8 IIP Pennsylvania's 75,000 hard coal miners will return to work in the anthracite pita Monday un der a new contract providing for an 18a cents an hour wage increase and a $2,700,000 health and welfare fund. Their week-old strike ended late yesterday when leaders of the anthracite operators and John L. Lewis' AFL United Mine Workers agreed on a new pact after nearly five weeki of negotiations. The welfare fund whose cost Is based on last year's produc tion of anthracite will be fi nanced by a five cents a ton royalty on all hard coal mined. It Is estimated that all the concessions closely paralleling those gained by tne son coal miners in their contract with the government would cost the operators a total of $50,000,000 to $00,000,000 a year. Retail Price Affected A spokesman for the opera tors estimated the increased overhead from the new contract would add to the retail price of anthracite used chiefly in home heating. Regarding the welfare fund the hard coal mines won an even greater concession than the bi tuminous workers Under the agreement the fund will be ad ministered by three trustee two of whom will be named by Lewis and a third by the oper ators. The soft coal agreement pro vided for one tustee selected by the UMW, one by the govern ment and a third by the mine operators. Lewis decared the anthracite contract already had been ap proved unanimously by his 34 man scale committee making it official. "I think the agreement is wholesome and constructive and I will warmly recommend its approval to the mine workers," Lewis said, explaining that the contract would have to be sub mitted to the membership for a referendum vote. But since the pact gives the miners virtually all of their de mands overwhelming approval was predicted. msAi.D mews. Kiiai r'i. ota. , lATuanAT. Jsas a, tsis. rt ti) WEATHER KilKn Klamath Falls H.vramnlo ... .. Portland Ha.lo San Ftinclaco Kvattle Merifnrd Had Bluff Ma. Mln. Pnc. - 7.1 4.1 .02 .. 7 S3 54 .00 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Moallr claar today, tonight and Sunday, ax rapt partly cloudy with a frw ihowera axtran. north portion. Slightly conlar Sarramanto valley Sunday. Oenlla var- laua wind off norm coast and ganUa lo modcrata waatarly wind off aouth coaat , WAHHlNflTON AND nprr.nwp.rtu eloudy with light ihnwen today to night and Sunday. Slightly coolar Sunday. NOUVEAU RICHE BINCHAMTON, N. Y., June 8 (VP) Two brothers, 13 and 8, told police they had cashed an $80 government allotment check and hart snent tin frtv Two toy drums, two walkle- lamic toys, model airplanes, servicemen's hats, army insig nia, cartriritfn hells rinahll.hta mouth organs and miscellaneous items. They capped the spree with sirloin steak dinners and a watermelon. Classified Ads Bring Results. Klaniath Lad Acts As Salutatorian A Klamath Falls boy, Daniel Heiken. Was snlutatnrlnn l th commencement exercises held at the Oregon Stale School for inr ueai, sniem, on May 24, Daniel, whose home is at 204 North Third, Klamath Falls, Was nnp nf that mn.1 nn....l boys in the school, according to me uregon uuiiooR, school paper. He played basketball for several vtnra r,h.itln - deavor president and Literary society president, was named cagie acoui in 1U44, and was president of the 1048 class. The Klamath youngster plans to attend Klnmalh TTnln. kl-K school. Red hair is the heaviest of all hair. Blond hair weighs less than brown, and brown less than black. ' ' r i 1 1 FIVMtJIIIIIII-j AND INSECT SPRA? Make EVERY Day Memorial Day When we leaf back through the Book of Time, and our fondest memories linger on the one in our heart who sought the trail of everlasting peace and contentment, mt cannot help but rejoice In the lasting impression occasioned by an EVERLASTING MONUMENT of Dignity and Security. "The perfection of an ideal." May we help you choose a suitable monument for that final tribute of love and affection? Detailed information may be obtained without obligation. Dial 8328 or 8524 Klamath Falls Monument Co. 320 North 10th SL SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING . Exptrt, Guaranteed Wark (All Hakta) Keasanabla Price fraa Eatlmatei Sewing Machine Service Tear Independent Dealer Pbene 7U S31I fthaaU War CHURCH of the NAZARENE Career Gardca and Marlla SU-, Mr. and Mrt. Jaaiaa L. Walkar, raaiarib The Friendly Nclghbarhaad Caarck Yea are a stranger, bat a oca. Old Fashioned Bible Preaching? Musical Singtyme! (8:00 p. m.) Special Singing! Sander Scheel Meralas Wer-bie. Yeans Peeplee Service E-mBselU tio Serrlea - :! a. at. 1I:M a. m. 1W a. a. S:M p. m. The Unitfld States Is the only ' country that produces corn starch in appreciable quantities. Approximately 40 per cent of all college graduates have defect ive sight. I ROOFING A Complete and Expert Service GREMS ROOFING SERVICE We Go Anywhere Ph. 4838 Seven times as many males are killed In firearm accidents as females. Clusslfied Ads Bring Results. Up From Shame The great hour of tho full festival Imd come. 11 is Octo ber, Jerusalem, the year 33 A.D, You sec Jesus rlsu up to tell the listening throng If nnv ninn thirst, let him come to Me I and drink. lie Hint bcltcvclh in Mo, from within him, sluill flow rivers of living water. So lie bid tliem believe on Him, drink 111m In, be blessed and ie a blessing, I Now como on down to our i duy and sec Chns. Crittenden, rich man, mourning at the grave of his wife and only child, Florence. Hut Crittenden was blessed by faith in Christ and tho blessing wus to flow on to others. It tnnk shape In a memorial to the daughter The Florence Crittenden homes. They arc for girls who would escape the life of sluimc in the red light sections. Only eter nity can tell how many girls have been rescued, city by city, nernss the nntlon. Yes, Charlie Crittenden drank of thnt life giving stream and there flowed out tho blessing. But God cannot bless us while wo hnve sin charged against us. So it is Hint lie sent his Son, our Lord, Jesus Christ, to cllo for us nnd clear our tinge. Jesus paid it all. All to film I owe. Sin had left a crlm ion stain. He washed it white as snow. You count your sins blotted i out by the blood of Christ. Ilut fro you tho selfluli Christian or ho channel of blessing? This spneo pnld for by a Port Wnd funnily. S. W. McChcsney Rd., Portland 1, Oregon. Daily Vacation Bible School COMING SOON ---v . i-ir'asi. " I 11 II 11 II II 1 m Starting Monday, June 10 and continuing through Friday, June 21 9:00 to 12:00 Daily A GREAT SCHOOL KLAMATH TEMPLE DANIEL ANDERSON At the TEMPLE Ages 4 yrs. - 6 yri. All Beginners and Primary PASTOR At the CHRISTIAN Ago 9 yri. - 15 yrs. All Juniors and Intermediates L HOWARD F. HUTCHINS - PASTOR - CHRISTIAN CHURCH Combining for a Better School "Two Weeks of Intensive Work" 'Bible Memory Work" "Worship Programs" "Handcraft" "Picnic" "Study" "Games" Every Boy and Girl of These Ages WELCOME! WELCOME! WELCOME! II WE HEAR THIS . AND READ THAT" WE HEAR "I carry religion in my wife's name." WE READ "We all shall be made manifest . . . for the deeds done in the body." WE HEAR "Well I just can't find time to go to church ... I am so busy." WE READ "Without holiness no man shall see Cod." No man can wash his hands of duty by applying the soiled towel of pretense. The church helps to produce spiritual alertness. Why not try the church ... it brings its own recompense of joy to the worshiper. Christian Church 9th and Pine Welcomes You to Its Services Bible School .... 9:45 a. m. Youth Croup .... 6:30 p. m. IN THE HEART OF THE CITY Worship 10:50 a.m. Worship . 7:45 p. m. First Church of Christ, Scientist, A branck at Tha Mot-er Chare-. Ta rirst Charch af C-rUt, Sclantlat, la Baatan. Haas. 10th and Washington Sarvices: Sunday School. 9:30 a. mu Sunday Serrica, 11 a. m. Wednesday Evening Meeting. 8:00 o'clock. Subject, June 9 "God the Only Couse ond Creator" THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SCIENCE and HEALTH With Key to the Scriptures by , MARY BAKER EDDY may be read or purchased at the Christian Science Reading Room 1023 Main St. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AflllBCCS a Free Lecture on Christian Science Entitle. CklHtiai Science and ike BuUneil of JliiMHf Bx Herschel P. Nunn, C.S.B., of Portland, Oregon Member of the Beard or Lectareshia af The Mather Chare-. Tha Firil Charch af Christ, Scientist, ia Bestea, Mali, Fremont School Auditorium, 715 High Street Monday, June 17, 8:15 p. m. To Be Broadcast Over KFLW (1450) The Public is Cordially Invited fMli a-eeeeeeeeeaa---aat-lWll.l Sfi i For This lad World . . .THE PAUSE E.E-FASHIOI.S A. J. BUSH A. J. BUSH of Portland BEGINNING JUNE 9TH 7:30 P. M. NIGHTLY EXCEPT SATURDAYS Rev. and Mrs. C. O. ROSS PASTORS ASSEMBLY OF GOD EIGHTH and OAK STREETS
