Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 06, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFremont Has Big Tourist Trade In '46 LAKEVIKW, March 8r-An estimated 33,740 pounlo vlaltcd Hip Fremont Niitlonul fiireal In 11M8 a compared with 2B.H93 vis itors during 11148 according to the annunl forest visitors report Just rnniplvtod. Forest Super vlnor Morlo S, I.owdrn estlmatus thnt these- vlallora spi'iit total of t)4,44S duya enjoying; hiinlliiK, flailing, camping und other out door aporta (or which tho Fre mont la well known, In order to muke tho atny of theae vlaltora on tho Fremont more cnjoyahlo last ycur the foreat servlco liuvo ull (oreat cn in pa a iinnerul hotiaclcanlng and rebuilt tubloa, atovea, Her bage pita and antiltiitlon facllltlea In eo in pa receiving the moat uae. During the war funda and la bor wore not avullablo to do llila type of work. However, special funda were mude avail able by congreaa In 1046 to fin ance a aturt on thla job, In order to provide adequate annltatlon facilities nt ull the more heavily Hard foreat enmpa a program of work almilnr to that done In 1046 will have to be carried on for aoveral yeara. Thla work can only be done aa theae apeclnl funda become available. Tho foreat service estimated that for every day each visitor waa on the Fremont he apent lo cally an average of $3.00 for ns ollne, grocerloa, aportlng equip ment and mlacvllancoua sup plica. Thla represent a total ex penditure In excess of $230,000 with local merchant!. Phone Strike Notice Posted NEW YORK, Murch 0 ilfi Filing of 30-day atrlke notlcea by three Independent union brought to nearly (tt.UOO the number of telephone workers in the New York metropolitan area , who have made legal prepara tion to join a nationwide atrlke threatened for April 7 by the National Federation of Tele phone Workera. Mr a. Marion L. Horn, presi dent of the united communica tion organization, said it three member union that aub milled atrlke notice In conform ity with th Smith-Connelly act yesterday were: The truffle employes union, representing 17,300 local oper ators employed by the New York Telephone company In New York City, Nassau, .Suffolk, Westchester and Rockland coun ties, and Greenwich, Conn. It Include 1.000 dining service and clerical employes, alls aald. The union of telephono work ers, with 3,200 members In the company' commercial depart ment. The telephone "employes" or ganization, with 3.000 account ing department workera. Bv MARY O'BRIEN With the district title safe In their poaaeaalon the I'cllcan went on to win tho flnul horn game oi me . aeaaon laai IllKllt. A tou conference standing In southern uru gun look beat, but three win out of four liamc played ulth. Mi-dfnrd a d mlttedly look almost a good to local sport funs. In place of Mary O'Brlan activity period today " baaket bull game more crucial than the Medford aorlea" wa played on f'ulicnn court thl afternoon. Roully It waa only the econd annual Hl-Y Faculty tiff. Ref eree for tho game were Dutch French who played a great game lust year but limped around achool week afterward and one of the Pelican play ers. , Ryan, Bob Ho'ndershott, Wayne Scott, Murom rsimrr, iiran Wlllliuna, and Paul Dollar were ik iiiv mnmhiira rnnreaonted on the floor. Yesterday, they aald donation would be ac in i,bw their hnanitul Vl.v.a iw ...... , i. in. Km it uMiifri muen more likely they would rcaort to laat - , .. ... i..- .. ..i ,. .. i .i. 1 1 1, years itui u v j , v aix or seven man wain, used It club member to com- II- titutti Ten cent admissions were paid to sixth period teacher with game time ei i x oa Script and Mike met today at noon to set a date for audition lc-tlni! which will auallfy ac cepted candidate definitely and finally for Initiation ana mem bership. Too, In the order of bus iness, committrea were appoint- I I 1 1 ' a ea ana num. uiKiwru iui noon nickel dance on March IB. Incidentally, Dee Miller and Roy 1-araon will take over on Sports' Album March 13, radio station KFJI at 6:43. Substitu tion of these boys for Jim Ken nett Is necessitated by the fact Jim will travel to Eugene wnen the Pelicans play In the state tournament games. Marshall Stops In Paris Today PARIS. March 6 lP) Secre tary of State Marshall arrived here today en route to Moscow while another plane bearing John Foster Dulles and other ad visers for the foreign ministers' conference landed In Berlin. Marshall planned to continue to Berlin tomorrow, rrcnen or elgn Secretary Ceorges Bldault, also on route to Moscow, was In Berlin today, YOU NAME IT I'LL BAKE IT says Crown Kitchen Queen An She means just that, too. This versatile member of the CROWN FAMILY is equally at home making cookies and pies aB she is baking breads ant rolls. Crown Kitchen Queen Flour enriched with vitamins and minerals-is thrifty and economical for every baking need. . .. Mil 1 CUB mllL I. . CROWN MILLS PORTLAND, OREGON YAA Probe Authorized WASHINGTON, March 8 iW The house expenditures subcom mittee Investigating disposition of surplus property plans to In vestigate war assets administra tion rnglonul activities, Chair man Rlzlcy (R-Oklu.) said today. "We are getting teams of two men each together to (tart out into various sections of the coun try for Investigation of reports that have reached the committee, and to determine the present situation on surplus property at regional level," mzicy void a reporter, The Oklahomun said that "a lot of authority ha been given to regions by the central WAA office In handling surplus prop erly and we want to know what conditions are In the field" and whether reports reaching the committee are "true or untrue," "We have been Informed that In some regions large quantities of poods have been stored away ami have been pructlcully for gotten," Rlzlcy aald. "Also there, aro stories to the effect that In some regions there apparently has been some favor itism, resulting In a prospective purchaser being unable to find out that surplus property Is available while another can do so. State Institution Bill Proposed SALEM, March 6 11') A proposed constitutional amend ment to let the legislature locate state institutions outside of Murion couny was Introduced In the house yesterday by Reps. O. CG Limits Enlistments A sharp curtailment of enlist ments of men with no previous military service has been an nounced by thirteenth coast guard district headquarters In Seattle today. After March 7 the coast guard Is accepting only 20 such men per month In this district. Until that date' there will be no limit on the number who can qualify. H. BengUon, Medford, and R. C. Friable, Baker. ' A vote of the people now Is re quired to locate institutions out side Marlon county. The purpose of the measure is to locate a state mental hospital at Camp White, near Medford. These men must be between the aaes of 17-25 with two years of high school and in perfect physi cal condition. No quota has yet been placed on re-enlistments of former ser vice men. The procurement of this type of personnel holds priority In the present coast guard recruiting drive. The vet erans are being offered their old ratings at re-enllstment In many categories. American Camping Association Meets GEARHART, March S (P The 22nd annual conference of the Pacific Federation of Ameri can Camping associations held final sessions today after hearing speakers urge greater outing op portunities for boys and girls, Mrs. Buena M. Mockmore, dean of women at Oregon State college, said camping encourages nraAi.D Nr.wa. xiixttk r.iit, on. thcssdat, sunk , tatr. Nudists Ask Free Roads OREGON CITY, March 8 m The sun bather of Clackamas waoi the barbed wire fence re moved from the trail they use to reach their wilderness site. An injunction suit In the cir cuit court here by the Sun Ray society of Oregon City asks the court to compel Fred M, and Pauline, Finch Pickering and Aubrey and Margaret A. Davis to remove the fence restricting good citizenship among the na tion' "destiny makers." George Mill, president of the Arizona section, will speak at the closing banquet meeting tonight. them from a tract Used by nu dists the past 15 yeara. R. C. Mitchell, Portland, pres. idem of the Sun Ray group, ex plained the roadway lias been used for at least 10 year and that tlie only other roads to the trace, called Elysla, are impass-' ablt. He said farmers In the area have joined the nudists In th injunction suit, Cltv Delivery Service. Ph. S4I7. INCOME TAX RETURNS EiMitir rrr. Br N. J. Rosenbaum 1213 Main St. Tel phone 1A1I For renin ppeintete II lA 33 Save on your favorite brand from tfhc ffresh stock ai Sn)7EY,AJnY EDWARDS dp. 47e,2b93e or anlvaflstj ,D- To get full flavor enjoyment from each cup, you must start with coffee that's fresh. This is true even with coffee packed in sealed containers. Every day that passes robs a little of the precious flavor. 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