Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 26, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSugarBeeT Crops Good At Tulelake TULKLAKK, July 20 Suicar bi't'ln In thin iii'L'U are Inlnu blinked mid thlnm'il, prliicl)nl ly liv Mi'xli'iuu from Urn Kmc ritimmtu vnlli'y. 'I'Ihto mo no Mexican iiutiunula lii'ro at the ,.-n...,it flmn . Ili-twi'i'ii 7(11) unci 800 aorca wcro iHiinuni in nrru mis spnuu, and Hid crop looks rl. All i-ri'imrn urn conli uclcd to the iifiIi lf iinmiiiii. iititl uriiu rn will rvull.c $14.30 per tu lor in per cciii auxur content. Tlir crop will li luirvi'ti!d ...m. ....il.n. i. 1 1 int...i.ia. nitll R'lllMIIJ Mil,,. IIIPMIIIIll brmiuht hrri from olhrr Iwrt Kiiiwlnu dintrlrtn thut will lift, top mid loud In one opcrullon. It In rxiH'cti'd that ID niHclilnca will (ipvrulc uurlnu the harvcat wumni. Kuih iiiiichlne on hiindl" (10 tons of bnHe prr day. Tlx crop will In- alilppcd to a rrltiicry at Woodluiid. Moose Hold Family Fete 0 Approxlninlt'ly MA members o Moose Indue llllll ii nd tlirlr families attended "(nnilly night" held Thuriiduy uvi'iilnu. July 23. when the punt governors tlm Moose t s e d a program of mimic, ronii'dy, mid other null In the Moose IiiiIkv room. The program begun ii t 8 p. in. L'hiilrmuii of the entertain, nient wu I'uiit Governor A. A Wilkenaon. Don liellon uni nd played "Gypsy" on the gui- tar (or the lirm luimncr, ana W. K. Tliomus, also a pant gov ernor of lodge No. 1 1011. pre. wnlcd a renrcscntatlon of a lit tle boy sinning on the violin and Ilia progress. A tup dunce bv Siinrtru mid Kllen I'emher- ton, accompanied on the piano by Marie Wilson, followed aa the next number. Two lruinit solos were next nn the program. Sandra and r.llen Pemhcrton a No did a tumbling act, fol lowed by ait act by Dickie Pern bertnn. Don Dellon ended the entertainment with two more guitar numbera. "Tumbling Tuinbleweed" and "Aa The Sun Goes Down." Ice cream and cake were aerved after the program In the dining room by I'a.it Governora Thomas, Wllkenaon. Clyde Cooier and Clyde Thompaon, Family nliiht la held by the lo- cnl Moose lodge one night every month. First Shasta Cascade Student Gets License Donald J. Rose, of Klamath Kails, w.m the flral atudent under the Gl achool to obtain his pri vate pllol'a license from the KhntdM Cascade Klylng Service. Hose flew Ilia c(aa country ho on Sundiiy and wua awarded hii license yesterday. Dave umwalt. head Instruct or ut Shasta-Cascade, atntca that In the next two to three wceki there will be a good many or the flyera getting their licenses, thus opening up time for new itudenta. Klamath Falls Pair Enlists In Army Enlisting at the U. S. army re cruiting office this week were Churles E. Daley. 1410 Wllford nnd James W. Pope, 237 Jcffcr aon. Duley liaa seen previous ser vice In the marine corps and has rccnllstcd lor three years, Popo la the aon of Mr. and Mrs. Lea lie Pope and he has enlisted for ia months. Clnaxitled Ads Bring Results Can You Eat Corned Beef and Cabbage Without Distress? Try Hot Watt amfiNulracM T Counteract Any fciceu StemawH Acidity and AM D I get t ten . Never ml nil what hroucht It on nvrrrntlnji, loo much amok In a; or niinMiiiK too nine rai or a)tp; I iirrr a on oil Irk way to rhanre Hit a. A I once put on IcaiiHHinful of ismurariti in neir a aiaaa oi rioi wair, atir tliorouithty and drink. Jlelif from dlHtrran cornea promptly In a, vary few mi mi (m! NrutraWrl la niw; II 'a dlfiVrtnt. B fw atnmach arid am quickly neutral s' tfrt and try niraNnntty tno. It'e wonderful! Try Nrutrnci'l ilvn your niuniarh a ftKlitlnir chance. 0n m imcknitft tndny of ihla nw, different relief Tor cxeM atomach acidity. At II good druiglau. Special Envelope Inaugurates Air Service VS VS V5X VSX 4 vsx vs vax VS I I C It livt ( ' 11 U k II vil tll"'l- 'u K.LAAATM COUMT ClUAttR. ? ( OAAtBCC 7 y )'alill mil I MMtlH lllV O II I (.On Oju CiAlLl'- LA tmam in 1 vx VNSk vns, v?x vex vex vex vex v Pictured here ia the special envelop put out by the Klamath chamber of commerce to celebrate the start ol air service in Klamath Falls. Thai envelop may b obtained at th chamber for thos intratd. Special Cachet To Mark First Air Mail Letters Klamath Cachet Lakeview To Take Over Naval Airfield Sunday Prowler Robs Parked Auto E. D. Clark, 3216 Harlan, re ported to police this morning that while he was attending the wrestling matchea at the armory laal night a prowler entered his car and stole a new tire, a uaed tube, flahlng tackle box, atccl calling rod and a bamboo pole. The car was parked on Spring near the new Coca-Cola building and waa locked, Clark told police. The articlea stolen were valued at over $100. Maymond ft. Schonchin, Los Angeles, arretted last night for violation of the bn.iic rule on S. 8th, posted $10 ball for an ap pearance In police court. Ronald E. Tripp. Mil Nimilz, put up $S for having no muffler. Three drunks and two persons charged with drunk and dis orderly cams Into police court tills morning, and 14 parking tickets were paid. Keno Mr. and Mrs. James Philips and daughter, Mrs. Pauline Heebe, were vlaltora In Keno Wednesday afternoon. - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tenncry have moved from Keno and sic now living in Klamath Kails. Mr. and Mrs. Darkens and son, from Los Angeles, arc vis iting with Mr. and Mrs. CI u y L. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Atchison. Mrs. liarkena ia a slater of Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Atchlnson. 'Tommy'" Sanders, son of Mrs. C. R. Morgan, Is visiting here with his mother, Sanders received his discharge from the navy about four months ago. Sanders lived here a number of years ago. He and his family now resldo in Kentucky. Mrs. George Ager and three little daughters are visiting in San Francisco with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joe II. Foster attended a Foster family re union In Grass Volley. Calif., from July 12 to 14. Seven brothers and slaters met to gether nt this reunion. Mrs. Foster remained in Grass Val ley for a week lo visit with two of her sisters residing there. Eyes of rabbits have fields of vision which overlap behind the head. With this arrangement they can see an enemy approach ing from the rear without turn ing their heads. The first airmail letters to leave Klamath Falls on August I. the day United Air Lines flights atari, will bear a apecial cachet, marking them for that occasion. The cachet Is a small rubber stamp, produced by the float office department In Wash ngton, D. C, depicting the Up per lake Willi Mt. Pitt In the background and bearing the words "Klnmnth Fulls, U. S. air mall, first flight." Tho cachet will he uaed only on letters leaving by the first planes, one north and one south. Persona who wish to send out letters bearing this cachet are advised to send them in early, as the post office here has' to mark them and stamp them prior to loading them aboard the plane. Letters shuuld be addressed and atamped and then enclosed In another en velope. The cover will be ad dressed to the postmaster, Klam ath Falls, and stamped. Inside the cover Include your letter and a note asking the postmas ter lo hold this letter for the first plane leaving Klamath Falls on August 1. Letters mav be addressed to yourself, at the Klamulh Falls address, in which cose they will be sent to Portland, going north, or Oakland on the southern route, nnd then returned by the first piano from either of those terminals. There is no limit to the number of letters that one person may send. Collectors who wish to have letters back-stamped should send them lo the postmaster under cover, with a request that they be dropped at the first point on the route. In this case it will be Salem to the north and Oakland to the south. Letters sent In this manner must be addressed to the sender at General Delivery at Salem or Oakland, and must be sent for by the person who mailed them. The fetter thus marked will be marked on the back, with the time of arrival at the terminal. Closing time for air mall on August 1 will be 8:30, although a slightly later date is expected in the future. Burt Hawkins, Klamath post master, reminds the users of air mail that the domestic rate Is 8 cents, instead of the old rate of 6 cents. The 6-ccnt stamp may be used only when the let- j ter la addressed to a serviceman overseas. Some 1S00 letters are already on hand at the post office await-1 log the first flight, and a heavy ; deluge of mail Is expected with in the next few days. Estimates by post office officials tend to show that there will be a 100 per cent increase in the use of airmail now that the airlines go through here. An estimated average of ISO pounds of air mail daily will pass through this office, with each letter weighing an average of one-half ounce. Moat snakes have poor vision and can hardly recognize any thing standing still, but can fol low moving objects with their eyes fairly well. The naval airfield at Lake view will be formally presented to the city on an interim permit Sunday, when Lt. Cmd, Fltzriat rick, of the Klamath air station, will turn over the port to Mayor Lyle North, of Lakeview. A two-day celebration has been planned for the event, with Saturday designated as Klamath day. Weather permit ting, approximately 20 planes will fly from Klamath Falls to attend the show Saturday, leav ing here at 1 in the afternoon and arriving there around 2 o'clock. Pamphlets advertising both the centennial and Klam ath Air Day will be dropped by the flyers as they go over Lake view. The program at Lakeview for Saturday will consist mainly of registering visiting flyers. Planes are expected from ail over the state, as well as from California and Colorado. A dance will be held In the hangar Saturday night with music furnished by Hay Williams and his orchestra. Sunday's program will start at B a. m with a ground demon stration of new planes by deal ers, followed by a model plane contest at 10:30. The model con test will be sponsored by the Lake County Model club, and will feature power models only. nrnM.o a Kens, aiamaia riu. Or. raiDAT. imir . in. im tan At 12 noon rides will be given to the winners of the three prizes at Saturday night's dance, each good for a free ride. A 1 landing and take off demonstra tion by visiting pilots will be ' held at 1:13 and 2 o'clock will ate the formal opening cere-, monies. KFLW, Klamath Falls, will broadcast the opening speeches and presentation from 2 , to 2:30. Following the presenta tion dignitaries will be present ed, Including Leo G. Devaney, NAA member and director of the state board of aeronautics. An air show, featuring races, stunt flying and tricks will go on from 2:30 till 4:30, climaxed by a novel parachute Jump at the close of the show. Jack Briscoe of Lakeview, is general chair man of the occasion, and has made all arrangements. Officials from Klamath attend-' ing the Saturday show at Lake view will include among others, John Houston, Marshall Cornett and Phil Hitchcock. Oakridge Area Tracts Sold For $2,000,000 EUGENE. July 28 Oak ridge area timber tracts bought by Pope & Talbot Lumber com pany for its proposed new mill cost $2,000,000, a deed filed at tiie courthouse showed. The tracts were bought from the Cascade Plywood company. Austrian-born Vickl Baum writes her novels in German, and then has them translated. 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