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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1947)
Byrd Makes Second Trip Over Pole . A HOAR I) Til K UHS MT. OLYMPUS IN THE ANTAUC TIC. Fell. 18 (Delayed) 11') HeiiP Admiral nidmrd E. Dyrd flew over (ho smith polo today end dropped a flnu representing tho United Nutlnns at the pole, dis patches fioni Lllllc America an nounced, In II.vIhk over the pole, Byrd duplicated 111" font (it Nov, 2D. 1H2U. Tho dispatches did not lulu how fur liln plane had flown Into iiifiih never before beheld by Ihiiiiuii eyes. Byrd returned to l.llllu Amer ica at 11:4ft a.m., which la 0:48 p.m., EST, after a fllht of nearly 13 hours. Ilia plune took off accom panied by a aeuond craft and relumed with It, but it waa not Imnii'dlutrly announced whether both hint flown over the pole. Ilynl sent a personal messuue to Admiral Cheater Nlmlti, U. S. chief of naval operatlona, written while he waa clrcllim over the pull. The temperature at the pole win reported to be 40 deurera below zero at an altitude of 12.000 feet. Vets Face Suspension Ni-urly 1000 Orriion veterana tiiklnu on-the.Jou training un der the CI bill have not yet turned In their latent earnlnna rrportu and face auapenalon from federal subsistence nilla by the end of thla month, Zeno II. Dent, veterans edmlnlstre lion training officer for thla area, reported today. Earnings report forma were mulled out by tho VA to 8300 Job trainees In mid-January, with the deadline for their re turn fixed at February ft.-Twenty per cent of I ho SS00 had not rt sent in their reports several days alter the deadline, but may at ill do so. Wage reports art essential as a basis for adjusting subsistence checks under the $200 over-all Income celling for trainees. Dent explained. The report past due now Is for October, November, December and January. The February 6 deadline did not affect the 20,000 ex-service-men and women in Oregon schools. They will receive re port blanks within the next few weeks. Neither does it apply to disabled veterans In Job train ing under public law number 10. Dent said. By MAHY O'BRIEN An organisational meeting of the Trl-lll-Y Friday aaw the crys tallization of pluna to a work ing basis. Al though time did not permit the completion of elections, Connlo Hunt, who not so long ago went to the YMCA conforenco In Ashland for the purpose of learning about other Trl-lli-Ys In the state, waa elected presi- Mary O'Brien dent, Doris Ethrldga wus circled vice president of the YM affili ate club. Since the number of girls who applied for mcmlM-r-ship waa ao great, the club .will probably be divided Into three divisions senior. Junior a n d sophomore Trl-lll-Y clubs. Ad visor of the new organization Is Eva Burkhulter. The other YMCA club in KU held its initiation of new mem bers last night ot 7:13 In the school building. The informal .' . Poolhall Blaze Discovered CASCADE SUMMIT, Feb. 17 A fire of undetermined origin wus discovered In a buck store room of the Crescent Luke pool hull Into Thursday night. Joe Acuff, proprietor, suys In 10 more minutes the fire would huve been beyond control. In Unit case the store uud post office would also havo been burned. According to Acuff there Is "something mysterious" about llin flro and lio thinks there may have been foul pluy. He bus very little insuruueu on tho structure. A few yeurs ago Acuff lost $:IU()0 which were stolen from tlie pool room, Initiation took place in Adviser Mull llenderslioil's room for the 11 boys recently elected to ill-Y. Members of tho school Honor society ushered at tho "Choir of tho West" progrum in the audi torium last night. The concert wus not under chool sponsor ship, but under the auspices of the Klumuth Lutheran church. For all high school students und cspcclully those in my own home room, room 210'. I wish to extend deepest sympathy to the family und friends of Dorothy (justnfson Lorcnzon. We re member her not only as our gym or home room teacher, but m "Gutty," our sincere friend. Carson To Testify In Senate Hearing PORTLAND, Feb. 17 )) Joseph K. Corson, former mayor of i'orthind nominated by Pres ident Truman to a vacancy on tho maritime commission, will testify before a senate Inter state and foreign commerce committee at Washington Fri day. Carson said he was making the trip to Washington at the request of Senator Warren Mag nuson (D-Wash.) who had an nounced that he wanted Carson IITUll S IIVIS Killed In Crash HILLSBOnO Ore., Feb. 17. (l'i Two Portland private pil ots were killed yesterday whan their rented planes crashed and fell to earth four mile east of here. Deputy Coroner James Bie reckx identified the pilots as John C'nrrsn Malhiot, 30, and Willis E. Repp. 28. ' Muthiot. a student pilot with eight hours of solo time, was flying out of the Hillsboro air port. Repp, reported to have only two or three solo hours, was flying a plane owned by Stanley Stein, Vancouver, Wash., and operated out of the lleaverton airport. rn It IT- uui.7iunteiom i; i i Saving "Face" By EARL WHITLOCK In China, it is the long estab lished custom, for the cook, in any household to gel 10 on all the supplies bought for the fk ' kitchen. That Is : and It Is consld- "v ercd a quite leg- , Itlmuto rake-off. Roy Chapman i Andrews tells ; about a cook of his whose bills, one weak I s h o w d pur- I chnscs of eieht Earl Whitlock dozen eggs. Mr. Andrews waa alone in the house I and eight dozen seemed like a i lot of eggs. So he knew he must I rail the cook down and yet do i it in such - a way as to save "face" for that Individual. Ha was r good conk and Andrews didn't want to lose him. I So ho said: "I notico that you ; have bought eight dozen eggs In a week. Now I realize that ! as excellent a cook ns you can not turn out such delicious food as I have been getting, without : using vast quantities of eggs. But I cannot afford so many. 1 And J suggest that from now : on, you serve me poorer food i and only buy three dozen eggs per week." Tlie result? Ho got even better food, tho bills were lowered, tho cook was content. All be cause the cook's "face" was saved. Not Important, perhaps, but I wondered if all of us wouldn't : gel bettor service from thoso j working for us If we would word our corrections so that tho employes could save "face." j Maybe tho Chinese have some- I thing. j oj Next Soturdny Mr. Whitlock, the Karl Whitlock Funeral KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Authorized Sales and Service Telephone 9200 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Ksptrl, Oiinnltfl Werfc (All Mthtsl RraivHibl price ne rtllmalti Sewing Machine Service Vnr IntfcBtnOM Dealer rbvnt 1111 ll Nfaaala War BOTTLED IX BOND RYE exclusively for gentlemen who appreciate the finer things of life Olltflaataa1 In UNITC0 DIITIUCSS OF AMCSICH. INC. NEW 0K I, N. Y. TMAICMT WMISKEV to defend himself against antl lubor charges made to the com mittee by the CIO maritime committee. The union committee accuses Carson of unfair labor practices here during the 1930-37 water front strike. lirSAI.D NEWS. Klanalk r.ll.. Ora. T. .. IT, llll. km City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. 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