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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1947)
Bills To Reorganize State Departments Under Vay Br PAUL W. HARVEY JR. SALEM, Jan. 17 VP) A far- reaching program for reorgan izing aeveral state department! and to bring most self-sustaining agencies under legislative con trol was under way today as the legislature went home lor the wfkend. Five bills were being drafted to make the changes. They Create a state department of Library Lists New Volumes Winter readers will be inter ested in the collection of new books received recently and now catalogued for the Klamath Falls city library shelves. The follow ing books are readv for borrow ers, according to Enola Hawkins, city librarian. Fiction Andrezel. "Angelic Avengers"; Bentley, "Rise of Henry Mor car"; Boyle, "Thirty Stories of Kay Boyle"; Buck, "Pavilion of Women"; Benet, "Last Circle"; Corbett, "Lady With Parasol"; Haines, "Command Decision"; Frank. 'The Magician"; Hodgins, "Mr. Blending Builds His Dream House"; Krause, "The Thresher"; Marmur, "Andromeda": Morley, "Murder With a Difference"; Roberts, "Lydia Bailey": Peake, "Titus Groan"; Spring, "Dunker ley's"; Wilson, "The Herdsman"; Zola, 'The Masterpiece." Non-Fiction Baker, "Out on a Limb"; Bourke-White, "Dear , Father land, Rest Quietly"; Covar . rubias, "Mexico South"; Cox, "Journey Through Mv Years"; Dowdey, "Experiment in Rebel lion"; Hahn, "Raffles of Singa. pore"; Fosdick, "On Being Fit To Live With"; Hershey, "Hiro shima"; Hicks, "Small Town"; Hazard, "Pacific Coast Trails"; Kanin, "Born Yesterday": Har dy, 'Tatoosh"; Ellsbe.g. "Under the Red Sea Sun"; Holbrook, "Lost Men of American History"; Simmons, "Leo Tolstoy"; White, "Thunder Out of China"; White, The Wild Flag"; Zweig, "Bailee." Father Of Klamath Woman Passes Godfrey Beck, 83, died Jan uary 11, at his home on The Dalles route near Salem, fol lowing an illness of three years. He was the father of Mrs. Johanna Nairn of Klamath Falls. Mr. Beck had lived in the Salem district for the past 39 years, but old timers remember him here. He was married in this city in 1897 to Theresa Bauer who survives him. Mr. Beck was born in Wurtemburg, Ger many, April 24, 1853. Final rites were held In Salem Tuesday with burial in the IOOF cemetery. conservation, combining the fish commission, game commission and the state forestry depart ment. Place revenues of self-sustain ing state activities in the general fund, exempting the state high way, unemployment compensa tion and industrial accident funds. Have a single state tax com missioner, abolishing the present three-man tax commission. Combine the state banking and corporation departments. Transfer the state inheritance tax division from the state treasurer to the state tax com mission. All of the proposals are ex pected to draw bitter opposition, and the one setting up the de partment of conservation will be the hardest fought, since com mercial f ishermen and sportsmen each want to remain under separate control. Many state agencies, such as the same commission and many other boards and commissions, now are almost independent of leeislative control because they finance their own activities by fees they levy themselves. The new proposal would make them subiect to legislative appropria tion and control. It also would olace liauor revenues in the gen- eral fund, and thus satisfy old age pension groups which object to living off liquor money. Red Bluff To Hold Beef Sale Two renowned beef cattle ex perts will grade and judge the 400 Hereford bulls which are to be shown and sold at Red Bluff on February 7 and 8 un der the auspices of the Tehama County Cattlemen's association. These are Professor Harold Guilbert, co-author of a new University of California circu lar on California Beef Produc tion, and herdsman and live stock judge, Alex McDonald of the university farm at Davis. according to Charles Stover, as sociation .president. Grades as determined by Guilbert and McDonald are to be announced on all bulls as they enter the sale ring. Bulls grading under three plus are to be sifted. Stover said. At the 1946 Red Bluff Here ford sale held last February 27, registered Herefords were pur chased by the following Klam ath county cattlemen: Yamsey Land and Cattle company. Geary Bros., Sam Dehlinger, and Mabel Liskey, all of Klam ath Falls. Little Building But Big Aims 1 yf.'irJl l' Q ilium 1 1 II $ . ...... . :! "Big oaks from little acorns grow" it a proven fact, and tha local YMCA hopes to do as much, despite its small beginnings now. Pictured above is Cecil Kollenbom, standing in the doorwar of the 8 by 10 office now serving as headquarters lor the Y. The office was lur nished through the courtesy of the Balsiger Motor company until such time as larger quarters may be found. The building is located on the Balsiger used car lot. at the corner of Main and Esplanade. mkiai.d Nana, numiik r.iu, ora, vridat, Jaa. it, rit Uiai 'A Feed 18 Protein Range Cubes Cattle and Sheep Row Available Merrillllant Phone 87 Pacific Supply Cooperative DANCE SATURDAY January I 8th BROADWAY HALL Music by PAPPY GORDON And His Oregon Hill Billies Dancing 10 Till 2 Admission $1 per Person Boyle's Column Martial Jackpot Goes On; Tips On Husband Catching By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK. Jan. 17 IVP) Man is a beautiful thing a but terfly born in a foggy day. He is also a fading fugitive and the natural prey of wom an. Therefore it comes as a sur prise when the "office girls" of the Goodrich company in Akron write in to ask "how we girls should go about picking a husband." This is like a fox asking one rabbit how to catch another rabbit. It is also a bit insincere, be cause let's face it, girls the problem isn't so much how to pick a husband as how to grab one. Nature operates under the old economic law of supply and demand, and, unfortunately for the sex who in the old days rode side-saddle, there are now more women than there are men. So most of you gals who want to team up in marriage instead of punching a type writer or . hurling adverbs at somebody else's children well. you just have to face the fact that it is a buyer's market. And men are the buyers. What have you got to sell? Lonely Thoughts Just what have you got to make a man forsake the won derful world he dwells in be- I LOCKERS i Rent mw accepted Leek tr eh Ice ae-eersllag- la rentals; first rental first castca. THE D -a H FOOD MARKET AND DREWSEN'S FINE MEATS & FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 4707 So. 6th Te Open On or About FEB. 15th OwatS and .aerated by R.b Drewaea lad ncphtw Cent Herad.a Bent y.ir lacker at MM Hop SI. gear ef Stora Bldg. 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You have the unfair advantage. Man is a fair and unspoked creature of the crowd. He en ters adult life as the great ad venturer, the dreamer and the doer. This is why most great deeds, inventions -and poems are wrought by men. You, sisters, are the schem ers. You "minions of the mqpn" as Shakespeare called you are really nothing more than crutches the Lord gave men to sustain them in the disappoint ment of their dreams. "You can't make it yourself, sonny boy," you tell the frus trated paycheck you latch up on, "but maybe if we have a boy, he will." And thereupon the disillu sioned man makes a down pay- Hi, Gang! Grand Opening Helen & Dude will welcome you The Club Bly, Ore. ment on posterity. That fulfills your destiny to be the link that keeps mankind a going concern. But you probably know this already as every woman does, and fight it as you will. Yet you still want to know how to catch that husband? You prac tical thing, you! Well, darling, catch him in his tummy or in his loneliness. The bigger he talks the smaller he is somewhere. Be there when he isn't sure of himself, and no man always is. Don't pepper him salve him. If you are a beautiful girl, go for a homely man, he'll be grateful, and keep your beauty green when It is as old a mem ory as five-cent beer. If you are the kind of girl with hair like hemp andVcth like a frac tured buzz saw, try for a hand some man. You'll make him look good In the later days when he needs the benefit o( contrast. And anyway, plain girls, by Gods bounty, develop personality and character that outwears gold or beauty. Man Is a victim of appetite. You have to bait the trap for a husband just as you would if you were going to catch a bear. Feed him when he is hungry, stroke him when he is angry. Give more than you get at least until he leans upon you. Make yourself his habit. City Delivery Service. 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