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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1947)
Navy Fliers Find ice-Free Oasis In Midst Of Frozen Antarctic; Movies Taken Of Lakes And Bare Mountains By Tht Associated , , U S novy fliers hove discovered a strong lake-studded oosis tucked 'into the waste of Ice ond snow which comprise the vpst continent of Antarctica ond there Is much specula tion as to whcthor the remarkable area is worm enough to support yeor-around human '',fl a" combined Americon press dispatch from Associated Press Correspondent Alton L. Blokcsloo last (Tuesday) night sold discovery of the Ice-free Inland region, 40 miles wide, might be one of the most Important yet made by the navy expedition now studying the little-known down under continent. ...... ... . a Expeditionary leaders, Blakesloe soid, considered the discovery of the greatest signifi conce from the standpoint of geology and geography. Copt Robort S. Quockcnbush Jr., chief of the expeditionary staff, said this land of lokos region was discovered by fliers of the expedition's western task group rcconnoitering in PRM Manner ploncs Monday In the Knox coast vicinity. . Thev described it as a remorkoble Inland "oasis' of muddy pea green lokes some of them big enough to lond o plane on ond toll, dork mounds of apparently bore earth rlNtnU R00 fiu-l novp hip Kiiriiicp. - Mi'iwiiHi'N lo I'" lirmliiuni tcrs ol vcn or wcrc the number ,.r"!ijiSii:,,;L,.,;i ! of iuk .na moU..d. .ii.ici Barton Assigned Missionary District BEND, Feb. 12 Id') Tht ItiKlit Rev. Lane W. Burton lias In ken over duties of tlm bishop of the (tern Oregon Episcopal mis sionary district. Installation ceremonies at the Trinity Episcopal church were attended by church dixnltariea , from fix western states Monday 1 night. The Norwalk. Ohio, na- i tlve. who was consecrated as a bishop there last November, moved the missionary headrjuar ten here from Pendleton after trip through the district. City Delivery Bar vie. Ph. 8417. PILES CSAI.D NEWS, Klamatk rallf, Of. ttKDNKSDAY. rak. It, H1. Pat TkrM SUCCESSFULLY TREATED SO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION Na at Tim Parmanaiit aaaallat DR. E. M. MARSHA ChlreBratle Pkraleltst fit ft: Ilk r-qalrti Theatre Bldf Ptaene 10M Gas on Stomach Mi? is I MM er InU rmtr eMaarTaak SVhaa aataaa ti.narh arid ra'itt palnfal. aulTivat hll iat. war atsaMrh and heartburn, doctor N.uallf aratrrlba lha faatatt-arUnt madlclnra known rot JUTr erratum botlia 10 as for doubt a Income Tax Return! Financial Reports C. C. Overcem Phone 8804 Walnnl Slraat Knlranoa Cammarotal Aria ttall.litf described the lakes ns being ,i a oca green, muddy color, he i.iimitiraaiH with clurk blue and light green." Bond said there was no smoke. to bo seen In the ri'glo:i, Indicating that the conl rul mounds resembled volcano peaks. Exact locution of the area was Merchant's Meet Slated Nick Long of the Klamath Merchants' nmoeliilion has called a meeting of the group for Thurs day morning at I O HO In the chamber of rommerce rooms, ac cording to Charles Stark, cham ber manager. The meeting will deal with tho possible raise in delivery and pickup trelghl rates, which Is lo bo discussed by the Inlerstate commerce commission in Chi cago In the near future, Stark said. Klamath merchants have ex pressed a desire to studv and formulate an opinion o: the move before the meeting, Stark added, and it is for that purpose that the meeting was called, Accident Injures Two Pedestrians SEATTLE. Feb. 12 111 Glen Edward Quier. 23. of HllUbnro. Ore., was charged with negligent driving yesterday after an acci dent in which two pedestrians were Injured on a downtown street. Traffic Patrolmen L. W. Webb and C. F. Kirschner said Quier was traveling only few feet behind another machine but In another traffic lane when the pedestrians stepped Into the path of his automobile. Harry 1. Sheldon, 72, received a broken-leg and head Injury, and Mrs. Henrietta Ciasscrt, 00, Incurred breaks in both legs. BETTER HEALTH! iMtil mm4 Ceree TwiUfl wioui nopfsU Op't.rn Write or rU lot FVRI dctiptre booklet Mm4t trv frUirt I A. M. t$ S F. M. Or. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Papaiflam arnal S.raeM I 1. Coftiar R. Bumakla and tlranal Aaaaaar. Talorphoaaa tAal Jlllu. PonlaiKl 14, Orao. j specified, but Bond said photon raphcrs' planes took colored mo tion pictures ana sun sums 01 the area, wnicn ne sain nan a radius of about 211 miles, and a width of about 40 miles. nlakeslee said there was spec uli(lio:i on the headquarters ahlp that the existence of warm water springs might be the explana tion for the Inland lake area. Regarded as additional evi dence that the new land of lakes region was comparatively warm were reports from mariners re turning to the mother ship that much new ice was forming on the sea. C0U fyi&gotiim down? r - ; , i,i MENTUni ATIIM W- 111 la IV W vvf fir Poor little cheet muaclea en tight they fori ' Vtuewsed". . . mt eore (nun hnl cmighing it actually hurt htm to brw.tlw? Ouick--MmthoUlumI Hub it on chat, bark, neck. Its twlna Irann contmtian without Ir ntaimg chiUl'atlvltaito normal akin. Ami at Mine time comforting vnpora Wen couRhinff nwiiui. Don't Ut yuur child bo a cheat cold martyr- warm, CDlly lunula Ung action keep MnnthoUtum handy. 08rrtei- TW Mumimaj Q. USED rOR OVIR SO YEARS TO COMFORT COLDS! IlECK'S Cabinet Shop 4255 FRIEDA AVE. 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