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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1946)
Fire Engines Used During Bus Strike OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 13 (if) Street car and bus opera tors in this city of 250,000 failed to report for work today because of a labor dispute and city of ficials promptly pressed police and fire department vehicles into service to hul passengers. Leaders of the Amalgamated Union of Street Car Operators (AFL) said there was no strike, that members had merely voted to "stay in session" after an all night meeting at which an arbi tration board's award was con sidered. City Manager William Gill Jr. ordered IS detective cars and all available police cruisers and fire department passenger cars onto DOWN TOWN PRICES! Christmas Gifts ... at Esther's! TREE ORNAMENTS Good aelecllon. DOLLS TUYA COSMETIC SETS Colorn. mil, tc. Several aliea. COMPACTS A gnat sift Ur ker. COSTUME JEWELRY Shop the Save-More Wayl irti 4842 So. 6th Next to .delta's Phone 7395 Ona li.niiir.il the streets to pick up passengers at bus and trolley car stops. , Gill also broadcast pleas to private motorists to pick up pedestrians. The three -man arbitration board proposed a wage boost of five cents an hour. The union had asked a boost of 20 cents an hour. The additional five cents grant ed by the board would make the scale 95 cents an hour. In addition to denial of the wage increase, the arbitration board declined to approve a closed shop. Church To Hear Alaskan The Rev. Gregory Morony of Kodiak, Alaska, will be the speaker at the 11 a. m. worship service at the Immanuel Baptist church this Sunday. During the war years Rev. Morony was of great assistance to servicemen stationed in Kodiak. The Rev. Keith Daniels of Portland will speak at the eve ning service at 7:30 p. m. He is the director of Town and Country church work of the Oregon Baptist convention. The radio program, "The Im manuel Harmony," is heard over radio station KFLW at 9:30 p. m., Sunday. Christmas Music Feature At Church Christmas music will be en joyed at First Christian church on Sunday. "Star of the East," a song of the nativity, will be sung by Mrs. Leo Epps and Phyllis Hutchins. Christmas carols will be sung at both morn ing and evening services. The pastor's sermon will be "Christ, the Heart and Life of Christianity." The evening message will be "Are We Prob lems or Part of the Answers?" Bible school meets at 9:45 a. m. with classes for all age groups. The Christmas program will be held on Sunday evening, De cember 22, followed by the choir cantata presentation. A wel come is extended to all of this community. Classified Ads Bring Results. Comment i ; i ; , : r ! j 1 1 " ! i ( : ill By MARY O'BRIEN Tonight and Saturday night the Pelicans take on the Rose bura basketball team. There was no pep assembly scheduled to precede to- nights game. Pep Peppers are to be in uniform on both nights. The band will play during basketball season only during the con ference games. a Sunday HI Y officers will attend a con ference in Ash- Mary O'Brien land of a num ber of the southern Oregon groups. Cecil Kollenborn, YMCA secretary, is to attend from Klamath Falls, Represent ing the KU Hi-Y will be Bob Hendershott, adviser; Milt Thompson, president: John Carstensen, vice president;' Bob Goodwin, secretary - treasurer; and Jim Crismon, chaplain. Temporary officers for a KU Tri-Hi-Y have been appointed and will attend the meetings. This group, an affiliation of the YMCA, has proved successful in other Oregon towns. Upon their return and with the aid of Eva Burkhalter as adviser, they will organize a girls' Tri-Hi-Y in KU. Temporary officers in clude Connie Hunt, president; Margaret Wcdel, secretary; Jean Hilton, treasurer; and Marjorie Smith, chaplain. Art stage crew working all day today and on Sunday is com posed of the following eight art students: Julie Akers, Pat Baker, Joyce Ditmanstin, Anita Kenne beck, Fonda Parsons, Martha Phlpps. Wcs Robinson, and Nor ma Jo Smith. They are painting the cantata sots, which they also designed, under the direction of Robert Banister. e Most activities in high school this week have centered around club plans for pre-Christmas af fnirs to be given in the next two weeks or work on the can tata. Next week's schedule, un like that of the post week. Is filled with major activities. "Babes In Christ" Sermon Subject Fvnnantlct fiua Winter will present another lesson on Josus' j conversation at Jacob's well, "The Woman Who Left Her , Waterpot." at the Church of , Christ. 2205 Wantland, at 11 a. m. Sunday. Evening wors'.ilp at the Church of Christ is at 7:30 p. m., with the sermon. "Babes in j Christ." Bible school meets at 10 a. m., with classes for every ! age. Everyone is welcome, and visitors are especially invited, j Wo Go Anywhere! Ralph' Mobile Refrigeration Service Utah Professor Talks On Law Dr. A. Ladru Jensen, Uni versity of Utah law professor and brother of Mrs. Thomas C. Parker of Lakeshore drive, is receiving nationwide recognition in the field of law according to information received here re cently. Recently Dr. Jensen saw ono of hs fondest dreams come true. At the annual American Bar Association convention In At lantic City, N. J., a cooperative corporation law committee had a place on the program for the first time, with speeches and panel discussion. Dr. Jensen was one of the four men chosen to address the nation's lawyers on the subject. At the university. Dr. Jensen is directing graduate students in legal research on the cooperative corporation laws. Shotgun Slayer To Face Trial NORTH VANCOUVER. B. C, Dec. 13 (fll Donald Ktmsell, 18, must stand trial at the January assizes for the ehotgun slaying of 311-year-old Robert K. 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