Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 28, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJoint Camp Planned For Girl Groups A survey of the filrl fil'mlt rump ut l.uko o' the Wood, whs ,,,alu Monday by Ilt rl.l Vermin. Girl Bcmil rruliiiial rump advisor, who wu. in Klumuth Kull. lli enrly purl of tho week. Her survey of Cumii K.lher AililUt , "' 'ollow.d by iiieollnil at " ctiumbf-r of commerce of J"1''1 t.l",",p committee of til Olrl Seoul, nd Camp Klro Cilrl. omunlzu- ' ..... Ml.. Vernon explained the requirement, for a camp uil .1,1. for girl, of the two or ii.nlzutlon. who .Imro the .llu. She gavo detailed luerlp lion of the unit type of camp lull recommended hi tno a llonul minimum .tiindiird. for lhre tump.. Kho '" "'"d" prnctlcul iu(H-.llon. to how five-year building- I'lu" might be financed mid curried out. John Sarglnson of the United Slate, imtlonul forest .urvlio .poke on how his orgunlr.ul mi might best help with the build Wig of udi u cump. Hiiro uny Dlun. druwn up mu.t be ap proved by the nullonul forestry service, ha hud number of SUggc.llon. to offer. Bill Canton h. mode a topo graphical mnp of tump K.lher Applegate. which 1. the (Irnt Ipp toward the flve-yenr build inu plan under way. At present the only .truclure In a iliie which I. used a. a dining room. It alio rrvc a. a recreational hall In lime of bad weiilher. The Joint cump lte develop ment committee I. rompoiied of Mr.. J. V. Owen.. Florence Mc Conahey, C. C. nice, Mr. and Mr. L. F. Carter, all of whom repre.ent the Girl Scout.; rep resentative, of Camp Fire Girl, aro Mr. and Mr.. C. II. Hremer, II. C. Johnston nnd A. J. Mc Donald. Kd l.lving.tnn l gen eral chairman. Portland Utilities Must Pay New Tax PORTLAND, June 28 (Vi An tmergency ordinance .ettlug gross-revenue license fee. of 2 and 3 per cent on .even utlhtle. wu In effect here today, unanl moujly approved by the city council. Dorothy McCullough Lee. au thor of the measure, estimated it would bring Portland', coffer. (430.000 till, coming fbcul ycur. A 3 per cent lax will be levied .galn.it Norlhwc.lern and Port land General Klectrlc companies, the city water bureau, Western Union, and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company; 2 per rent against Portlund Cinii nnd Coke company nnd Portland Traction company, 4-Year-Old Lad Kills Sister With Bullet NEWBERG, June 28 P) A bullet from a rifle held by her four-year-old brother wa. fatal ye.terday to two-year-old Donna Mae Center, Fernwood. The Int., children of Mr. and Mr.. Clinton C. Center, were playing at home. Rodeo Fun Trail To Open July 2 r 11II1U ... . .T ... ... . , )V...., .--M fjr i-..,. . .. . t- Ttnt. of the Wait Coa.t clrcu. and carnival will ao up and ba ready for bu.inM. on tha 8 6th itraot alia July 2 and tha Rodeo Fun Trail will be in full awing over tha Fourth of July celebration. Dataa ara from July 2 to 7, according to colonel" Bill Jeiiup who na. ceen com. Ing into Klamath Fall, for many year, with tha Wa.t Coa.t outfit. War Profits To Be Probed WASHINGTON, Juno 28 m ChKlrmiin Mead (D-N.Y.) told Ihe .enute today the defen.c in veMlluutlng committee will begin a public invc.tlKiitlon of war profit. Monday with hearing, on the oK-rutlon. of u group of Chicago concern.. Derinriug that more than $:il!UlOO,nuU,000 hud been .pent on war purchuc up to V-J day, Meud .aid it wu. "perfectly ob vlou. that there would be .oine wasteful nnd Improper pruclire. und mme Instance, of downright ruudiilent nnd criminal pnic llce." became of the need for hunte. The committee hope, to deter mine, he .aid. "the mnnner in which government official, have policed and .upervlned tho ex penditure of .ulwtantiul iiinu of public fund, in war procure ment." He wild the first kerie. of hearing, will Involve a group of compnnlc. in the Chicago area, tunning a. umong them Erie A Singer expert Ii best qualified to repair and adjust your ma chine. Reasonable charges, baud on advance estimate. SINGER SEWING CENTER 411 Main St. Phone 8402 Bu.ln Metal Product., Inc., of Elgin, 111.; Bultivla Mt-tul Prod ucu, Inc., of Batuvlu, HI., and tho luter.tnto Machinery com pany of Chlcugo. "Afflliuted with th cue corn panic, in connection with ap proximately $70,000,000 worth of war contract., were ome eleven other corporation, and partner.hip.," he tuiid. The committee was headed by Pre.ideut Truman when he wa. a .eniitor. Lokeview Cub Pack Holds Wiener Roast Lukevlcw Cub Seoul., park 13, held their monthly pack meeting June 20, at Chandler park, where parent, and cub. enjoyed a welner roa.t, and also tho nnlnd. which wero furnished by tho cub.' mother.. The den chiefs, Rodney Wl man, Richard Cannody. and den father, aiui.ted the cub. in a lively gome of baseball. Later in the evening, the cub clr cu. wu the principle topic un der dl.cu.ion, to be held July 27 and open to the public. The clrcu. will .tart with a parade. Storm Signals Fly On Coast SAN FRANCISCO, June 28 J'i The weather bureau at 6:43 a. m. today ordered atorm warning, hoisted along the coa.t from Cape Mendocino, Just touth of Eureka, Calif., to New port, Ore., two-third, of the way up the Oregon seaboard. The weather bureau .aid "a disturbance of moderate lnten ity i. central about 300 mile, west of Newport and will move eastward, causing fresh to strong .outhcrly winds shifting to urong southwest, on the Ore. gon and extreme northern Call. fornin coast, this afternoon and tonight. KIRBY Vacuum Cleanm let mu4 rrlc ftXt H: Itlh rhn US, KM, tU mr U Father Vague On Tot Deaths REDWOOD dry, Calif., June 28 (HI A district attor ney'. Investigator .aid toduy that 24-year-old Vorhee. Jarnei Newton, accused of .laying hi. two baby daughter, and leav ing their buttered bodies in a wooded canyon, told officer, questioning him he could not remember but lie "must have killed the children. Frank Murlowc, chief dis trict attorney', investigutor of Sun Mateo county, said New ton broke under the .train of 24 hour, of questioning and that the authorities had estab lished a possible motive In the double .laying and the attack on Newton's 21-ycar-old wife, Lorraine. Questioning revealed, he said, that the couple had a bitter quarrel over whether .he should have an abortion. Marlowe raid they quarreled during a family automobile ride Monday. Mrs. Newton, found next day dazed and with a fractured skull shortly before the bodies were discovered, i. .till in critical condition. "We discussed my wife', pregnancy. I didn't want her to have an abortion,, and we argued over this." For nearly a day after he wa. taken Into cu.tody, Newton, fucing a charge of murdering 2-year-old Barbara Anne and 7-monlhold Caroline Lee and attempting to murder hi. wife, had maintained hia memory "blacked out." The uroan atate of New York ha. a larger farm population than the five rural atate. of North and South Dakota, Ne braska, Wyoming and Montana combined. raAi.p a nw. Kiinia rin. oa. rtuoAr, J ta, im. rAST ACTION RELIEF TORMENTING GAS PAINS BURNING EXCESS ACID Tba!n tahltf 111 bring rllf ftutr tt mors fftcllvtlr '3 contains no baRln. oda 4i no laxatlvM IS. not hahlt-rornv In.. Why Iom iIhp, Iom food njoymcnt. lot work whan handy 4Qc trial alra will firova Tahtln'a sala, quick, afiacllva ra tal. Bur Talnln at Adv. ac rASTi.rnraar nam :l'HKIN-H KOU UHVUH EVr.RHOOr. IIKI'O KTORI WArXlONKK DRUG CO. KTAR OKI'O C:o. Am4 Lsadiar Drs. ataraa Evarrwbara. '7 At The Slga Oi The RED ROOSTER Klamath'. Flne.t B14 Klamath Ave. Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. 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Directions on label. y4mucai "?invu BleaeA and mil rom caustic YEARS OF UNSURPASSED QUALITT AND f ERFOItMANCE HAVE MADE CLOROX THI CHOICE. OF MILLIONS... IT'S ALWAYS UNIFORM ... IT'S ALWAYS DIRENDABIE! CUE J - sugar . 1-a ii KEN FOOD STORE 830 Main Open A. M. to 6 P. M. Phone S773 FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS $3 OR OVER WE DELIVER TO ALTAMONT. SHASTA WAY AND ST. FRANCIS PARK EVERY DAY Beans, Van Camp., No. 2 tin lie Orange Juice, Old South Sweet, 46-0. 53c Ripe Olive.. Palmdale, pitted 39c Sunshine Cracker., 1 pound 17e Spinach. Hunt'. No. 2H 19c Frin, Ice Cream -Powder 29c Pea. Leoeta. No. 2 tin .. 2 for 25c SOAPS Super Sud. 23c Pee 27c Vel . 23e Nuboro Giant . 49e Scorch Triple Action Cleanser 10c Mayonnaise Durkees and Best Foods Spry Snowdrift Marshmallows Jelly Preserves Wesson Oil Libbv's Sweet Mix Pickles Vienna Sausage Chocolate Chips JACK In Our Produce Dep't Pie Cherries 201b. lug .. I Apricot., 20-lb. lug .. .$3.41 $1.98 Strawberries, Ditaworth Cup 33c Old Potatoes, 25-lb. 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