Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 26, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFremont Forest Alerted Against Hazard Of Fire1 Shriners Parade In San Francisco Krcmiinl niilltmul forest icrv Ice officials have lircn on (ho dmililo alert tl it r 1 1 1 it Iliu pul wri'k wltlln Luke county exper Iriupil Us worsl (Irn wi'Hthrr of III" present kpumiii, Klio ciiihII ilcinii tiru cxli'i'iiii'ly hiiurdous nccniiilim to Purest Htiprrvlsor 1,. K, Miiys, mill lii lirucil thut nil cumjicr mill picnic parties In the foicnl tukn extreme pre- CllllllollS. Willie l.ukevlrw iinil the bill- hit i( Oieumi wus exprrlrnc'liis; extreme (I'liilMTiitlirei ilnrlnii the punt week, iiuililillly coiiclillniis were extremely low In the Krc- Tulelake Men Form Chamber TU1.KI.AKK. July 2(1 Tnlc lukn i)lliiirsn)ll, rnlli'il tn(i'tlirr by Mnyiir Knlpli Kiumetl Wed nesday nlKht, urifunlieil a new chamber of commerce, adopted by-laws anil a crmstlliilinn nncl elected tilfliers uml directors. Kausrtl iicteil us tcmporury chulr limn, with Churle He in the clinlr (in teinpnriiry secretary. Don I'ntlrr of the Potter Kipilp lllent compuny will serve the chamber mi president fur the firm year: Dave Ilrldiie, iimnuuer of the Tulclake (.'old SloniKe plunt, will itvo a first vice president, nd Drure Urlckrll of the Kalr wny market will serve second vice president. The si-cerlury-Ircusiircr will be appointed. The above officers with l)on Webster, Ked uml While nielit market; Hurry lleiiliiirner, electrician; C'llftnn I limn. niiiniiKer of the Tnleluke Associated Oil, and Itny Moresco, co-owner of the Tule lake Sportsman's botel, will func tion an the biiurd of directors. Uetwecn 30 and 40 prospective member have signified interest in the new chamber. Power To Go Off In County Area Kleclrlc power between tho north roud and nonnnxa, ktiiraiiuo Itlver. Ileutty, Illy and Ijikc view will be off between 7 and 10 a. in. Sunday, July 2B. It waa announced today by tho Cali fornia Oretfon Power company. Tho polea along the route are helnii moved In cooperation with Klamath county roud improve ments, and It will be ncce.ua ry to abut off current for that period. Copco rctpicsts thut all persona living In thut area notify their neiiihbora ao that there will be aa little condition and incon venience ai possible. Kohur, Firzie Stage Fourth Tiff Tonight PORTLAND, July 20 Ml The usual- statements of confl d f n c e In the outcome came from the ciunps of Hilton Kline) Kllspatrick, I.oa Aneles heavyweight, and Joe' Kuluit, Woodburn. Ore., battler, as the two fighters relnxed in prepara tion (or their 13-round bout to night. To the fans, however. Kabul will bo tho favorite on his past record. The Oregonlnn bus one draw, a decision ond a technical kayo in three previous meetings with the Californlmi. ininil forest. Many relative humidity rulings of III to J 2 were recorded Ml forest stations. Ilecin clings ut this low level are a warning to foresters that fire will burn with great rapidity once they uro stalled. Two man caused fires which stin ted during this period might have become I urge except for prompt action by sinoka chasers of tho forest, l.ust Kriduy a fire which stalled along the Ucrbcr ranch, Lorrelu roud burned to approximately i aero before It was Drought under control, Local residents took prompt action on this fire and contri buted materially to keeping It to small slzo until the fire crew (rum Keno g.iurd station ur rived. Another small fire near Quartz Mountain servlco station lust Sunday was suppressed by men from the Lukeview uud lily forest crews. Dolli of these fire lire attributed to care less smok ers. Araas Closed Certain designated areas with in tile Kremont forest wero closed to entry, except to thoso huvlug permits, by order of Gov ernor Karl Knell, on Monduy, July 22. These closures wilt remain In effect until December 31 or until revoked by the order of the governor. These same areas huvo aim been closed by the regional forester under fed eral regulations. Arens III the Fremont closed this year are much smaller than during tho wnr sensona and ure confined primarily to areas which hu vi! been recently logged over. Three of these units adjacent to Lukevlcw ure the Underwood area comprising most of the drainage of Mud and Uluo creeks; the Lukeview log ging area which Includes all of the area logged by the Lukeview Logging compuny; the Cotton wood urea which takes In the drainage of Cottonwood mid llclpheustein creeks. In the west end of the forest south of Illy, the Horsefly area comprises several thousand acres surround ing Horsefly mountain. The for residents f.V'i", . , "rr" """" " "ly I'oo Valley Vu.' ."",". " '""" . In the north end of tho forest the Hold mountain area includes all of the Kremont national forest north of the Silver Lake lleuver Mursli roud. Permits to enter these area will be given only to thoso who have business in the area such lis lumbermen and stockmen. Those receiving permits will be required to retrain from smok ing except in places designated aa safe, to build no open fires except In designated spots, and to have as part of their equip ment when using ciunp fires, tools as specified In the permit. Permit (or filtering the closed areas may be obtained at the forest supervisors office In Lake view, tho Silver Lake, Paisley, and lily ranger stations, the Cur- rler camp. Dog Lake, and Dairy creek guard stations, the Walker rango (ire control office at La pine, the Klamath Forest Pro tective association at Klamath Falls and the forest service of- nee at Shcvlin bitt$aAissray- s-s. fur- cs Klamath Man Polices Reich WITH B TROOP 27TH 8QUADHON IN GERMANY Pvt. Rudolph liruvo of Klamath Kails, Ore., former student is now serving with the U, S Con. stubulury, the new, all mobile, security striking force which la policing the cnire American zones in Germany and Austria. Pvt. Bravo, whose parents, Mr, and Mrs. K. Uruvo reaidc at 331 8. Eldorado, now wears the distinctive uniform of the Con atubulary which is an integral :art of the third Army, the on y remaining major field com mand in Europe. Hi anew dress consists of smooth-surfaced com bat boots; an olive drab, long blouse with matching trousers; a Sam Browne leather ixlt; a golden scarf, and helmet liner bearing insignia and alternating bands of blue and gold. Off du ty Pvt. Brovo replaces his hel met liner with a service cap with visor and removes his lea ther shoulder strap and pistol which every man, except medics and bandsmen, curry in the Constabulary. As thousands of spectators line -curbs, Shriners march up Market street. San Francisco, to opsn their victory convention. View la from Sixth atreet and Ferry building, lower end of Market, is In extreme background. AP wirephoto. Merrill FOR COOL SUMMER MEALS, SERVE SEA FOODS ntt Reterllea In llerk FRESH FISH IJAIJTY Ijtf, Dclicareiien wr and Fish Market Your Seafood Store Cor. Sth & Main Ph. S374 , - A Mrs. Raymond Vestal and daughters Karen and Patricia of Red Uluff. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Degnan the past week. They will return to their home on Iliurxduy. Mrs. Degnan and Mrs. Vestal are sisters. M. A. Bowman and Bcrnace Wilson are attending the Shrine convention, which is being held n sun rrnncLsco, this week. Wil son is a member of the drum corps of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Delap and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and family are spending a week'a vacation at Chcwaucan, on a fishing trip. Marylou OConner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Connor is ill at the family home, suf fering from a very severe sun burn which she received while vacationing at Luke o' the Woods lust week. Mr. und Mrs. Jack Scvcy and Mrs. Ray Aubrey spent several days last week at Kimbcrly and Monument, in the John Day country, where they transacted business. Mrs. Bert Johnson entertained the executive committee of the Women of the Moose, Merrill chapter, at her home on the west side on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cecil and son Kent spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Price and family. Cecil is associated with Cecil Brothers, wholesale fruit and produce company of Long Beach, Calif. Tacoma Autoist Dies In Highway Accident LA GRANDE. Ore., July 26 (P) Paul E. Duncan, 44, Tacoma, I was killed last night in a head- on collision of his automobile I and a Portland-Fendlcton freight I truck nine miles east of Union, 'Ore., on a blind curve. Portland Elks To Visit City A delegation of Portland Elks, numbering 200 or more, will invade Klamath Falls on August 24 for a get-topether with Klamath Elks, it was an nounced today by Willard Ward, exalted ruler of the local lodge. Exalted Ruler Robert Hibblt of the Portland lodge will head the visiting group, which will come to Klamath by special train. The Portlnnders will arrive on Saturday morning, August 24, and will leave the following morning about 1 o'clock on the return to Portland. Jack Brandon is chairman of the committee in charge of ar rangements for the visit from the Klamath end. James Truslow Adams, histo rian, in his youth worked in a Wall Street bond office. Ray Aubrey Presides Over Merrill Grange MERRILL, July 28 Past Master Ray Aubrey presided at the regular Meeting of Mer rill Grange No. 717. Monday evening, in the absence of Gus Hagglund, master. During the Lecturer's hour, which Mrs. R. H. Anderson con ducted, for Mrs. E. E. Kll patrick, who was unable to at tend, roll call was answered by each member stating the most embarrassing moment in his life or telling some early day event In the community. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aubrey, Mr and Mrs. R. H. Anderson, and Mrs. Beasley. OPA'er Asks Aid For Above-Ceiling Buys PORTLAND, July 26 Wt McDannell Brown, district OPA director, said today that some plan should be worked ' out to help retailers who held price lines but bought stock for above- ceiling prices. Brown cited that aa one of the firoblems arising from the hiatus n OPA's operation. He also pre dicted some confusion in rentals "Tenants will have to sit tight and let the landlord try to evict them, and the courts will have to protect the tenants, he said. nriAI.D NtrtS. 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