Hiiinlay lllkn
Troop nix, Hoy Brunt of Amcr
auunaorod by the Balvallun
Army, went nil n hike Humluy,
April iioi'tliwaat ol the Marina
iliu rurkn,
Uoya in the Uonvrr patrol mo
Clmilgd NIlM'llfllll, Ut'orga Mliruwll,
Ihuy Ilrlilrlili, Hubert Jariwhky,
Uclbml l.lmi. Avnry Hwrarlngaii,
Krnral Bnwllcr, David French and
Louia Krcdrlckfioii.
'rim I'aiitlipr patrol Incltiriea Mil
ly Nnidrl, Kulpli Aiintln, Cm tin
(.'lieniiwltli, Wiiyno llvnl, lllllv I. lu
ll I'll, Woll pnlrnl, Hoiialtl Proakg
ml Kenneth Hinllh.
l-raild-a hit Art I'etfravn. armit
maiter; Kranrla Hchmark, aulatant
iiitilitmnlii'; Kreil Bchieller, com
mit liwimtl.
Till linya iirnparrtl llirlr mrul
and pIlrliNt tmla In patrpl arcaa,
Prmoiuilratlmia wrrn glvmi by llir
Irndrrii in the. proper methoda nf
ahiirtwnlng nn Mr nnd the exlln
riiUIiIiiv of a rump (lri.
Uuaril Meeting
Klglit incinbeia o( hip Hoy Seoul
executive bonrd Irum Klninutli bu
alli attended llm bonrd meeting
hrld In Until Hattliday iiIkIH ut
Pilot Hullo Inn. They were K. O.
Klahn, pmildeiit ul MikIuc council:
Dr. K. 0. Adaina, Jainea PatlerMin,
Arnold L. Uralupp, A. B. Hood,
Charlea Wleiu, Cliel llamaker, Hill
Huhop, Jack lllahop and Bob La
inolt. I'luiu were ninde al 'Hie meeting
(or the ninth coiuecullve year of
Hoy Hcout ciinip at Crrac.nl lake,
briiinnliiii July 13 lor alx week.
A plan ot charter renewal ni
ailopled at the nn-ellng on the rec
ommendation ol llotjerl damage,
llrld executive ol the council.
There are oiieiiinga at the Jam
boree for oilier Benin and appli
cations to annul ahotild lie made
Ihrotixh the lioy Hcout olllce lie
furo the end of Anrll, BcouU from
M cottiitrlea will be together at
MoImoii and hold camp for a week.
Kiulorer I'oal Organised
Peace Memorial Prrabylerlan
church, the Ilml aiwniinrliig mail
tiillon reHiiulble for Hcout unlta
fur the entire axe range, hai )ul
nrganltrd Us third unit. Explorer
Pwt 8. for armor BrouU.
'Ilteao boya are It years old or
older. They engage In advanced
ramping and hiking actlvltlea and
carry on aervlce to lrooM of young
er Hcotitji,
Humid B. Aah'ey. county aehonl
atiiierliileudent, haa resigned aa
acnutmaater of troop B, to take over
the Iradrrxhlp of Kxplnrer Pot 8.
Annther acoulniaater will be ap
pointed for troop 8. The post com
mittee la headed by Claude C,
Weakley and boya now enrolled In
(he poet are Morrla Weakley. Bruce
Crawford. Stanley McClellan, Clary
Pierce, Mellord Srhorlgen and Bob
Hilton.
Attenda Training Court
John Haffetlo Jr.. field execu
tive of Modoc area council, U at
lending the national training
achunl for Bcoul execullvea at
Behlfl reaervallon at Mendham,
N. J., and will return about June 1.
The course laaia alx weeka.
During Rafletto'a abarnce, Bob
Ijimoll la making the viall
throughout Modoc area, leaving
thla Wednesday for Lakevtew and
other pnlnu. lie will be gone for a
Week, returning April 33,
Nponaarliig lmtltutlons Meeting
Monday noon al the Wiiiema,
head of aiKinsorlng Inatltutloru of
Buy Benin troop met for lunrh
ou for the purpoa of clarifying
renpoiujhllltlea . of Inatitutlan and
auiatlng them . In their Scouting
programs.
Jamea Patteraon. dlatrlet chair
man, prealded, and 15 persons were
preaent.
Attend Camp In France
Bill Niaknnen, a member of troop
13 of Bend. Will attend the Inter
national Jamboree for Boy Bcouta
al Mnliuon. France thla year, begin
ning Auguat P. aa a repreaentatlve
of Modoc area council which In
clude! Klamath and five other
counties.
Pack, Board!
Boy Scout troop 42 held Its week
ly meeting at the Preabyterlan
rhureh Tuesday night. Under the
upervtalon of S. M. Ooddard and
aulslant S. M. Rice, construction
nf pack boarda was atarted at the
meeting.
Kch boy In the troopa la to com
plete hl own pack board before
the coming camparee.
African llualneaa The chamber
of commerce, today received a let
ter from a man In South Africa,
requesting connections with busi
ness firms Interested In representa
tion on the Dark Continent. Fur
ther Information may be had at the
chamber office.
DIGESTIVE TRACT
And Stop Doting Your Stomach
With Sod and Alkallnrs
Don't Mptwl to ftt mil relief frnm hMUr ho,
our itnmarh, and had br(h by Uhlns
tXMla nnd nthtr IkallMni if tbt troa mum of
your trouble to constipation.
In thto ntM. your real trnubla ti not te th
Itomarh t till. Hut In the Inlratlnal trrt
whr80 of your fntxl ItdifMitetl. And whfl
the lower pert U blocked food mty Uil to
die eat properly.
What you want for real relief b tome
thin . to ,fun block" your lower Inteellml tract.
Fnmethinf to rlean It out tiTtcUrcljf htlp
Nature rt bark nn her fret.
(let Carter'a Pllla flfht now. Take df
reeted. They f ently andTelTectivety "unblork"
your dlceativa trart, Thla permlta all 6 of
Nature'a own dlfeellva julrea to mil better
with your food. You frt aenulna relief from
laHlReation ao ynu can feel rvaff v food again.
Huy Carter'a Pllla today. "Unblork" your
Intaaunai tnot lor real relief from Indlg eation.
Director
KUHS To Give
"Our Town"
The play "Our Town," to be Riven
by the Klamath Union high achool
seniors May 14 and 15. will be di
rected by Oenevleve Oppen, foreign
UiiiKUHKe Instructor at KUHS.
Mr. Oppen attended Pasadena
Pliiyhouae, Puaadena, Cnlif., and haa
her M.A. degree from the achool of
drama, University of Washington.
Prior to corning to Klamath Fall
alio taught dramatics al Willamette
university.
Last year ahe played a lead In
"The Nelghbort," a play presented
by the local AAUW.
dnmnued. He estimated damage at
I f30.(H)0. Power service to C'ooa Bay.
provided over the aame circuit,
wua also affected.
wr.aALD m Ntwa. Ki.m.ia rail., ore. wDNapAY. Aatii ii iwr, Pug. a
FOR SUMMER
WARDROBES
tirnevleve Oppen will prearnt the
play, "t)ur Town," lo be given by
the KI'IIH senior claaa May 14 and
15. Miller.
Rotarians
Plan Trip
TU1.KI.AKE, April 18 A delega- ;
tlon ol Itotnrluns from here plan
to attend Hie conference of Rotary
district Nn. 10ft. meeting April 'JO 1
In VI In Berkeley, when delegates
will vote on the proposal to divide
the district, one of the largest In
Ciillturiua. A north-south division
la proposed with 'I'uleliike to remain
III (he same district with Oakland,
Vreka and (tedding and Altliras lo
be transferred lo the Keno division.
Voting on I he pronoun I la a for
mality which will also be followed
at Itutury International to be held
III San Kranclsco In June.
New district officers will be elect
ed al Berkeley fur both the present
district and tfie new one. Oovernor
Willie Osborn Is tile present district
head. These officers will lake over
their duties July I. al the time of
Installation of officers of all Holnry
clubs.
The Tulelake club plans a ladles
night program May i with dinner
al the BiMjrUmcn's hotel al 7
o'clock, followed by a program to
be presented by the "Barber Shop
chorus," directed by John Houston
and Magician Charles Seavey, both
of . Klamath Palls. Al Porter is
making arrangements.
Gilmlan Radio
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Roseburg Power
Service Curtailed
ROHKIIUno, April 16 iPi In
dustrlai power aervlce will be cur
tailed hefe for several daya while
repairmen restore transformers
damaged by fire.
11. C. Wells, district jnanager of
the California-Oregon Power com
pany, said a 120.000 volt transformer
al the Olxonville sub-station was
destroyed and two others were
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