Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 28, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPre-Registration, Job Applications Start At MB Technical Institute Pre-reglslrolion and job applications (or the technical Institute at the Marine Barracks plant have started. Harold Teale, vocational supervisor for Klamolh Union high school, announced today thot pre-registration blanks ore avallablo at Iho chamber of commerce, veterans ad ministration office, Oregon state employment service office, ond the vocational office of the high school. These are the same blanks which wore used several months ago in a survey, and those who signed the blonks at that time need not do so again. They do not represent actual registration, which will lake place when the program is a lillla firlltnr fllnnn Tlmae wlalihui lo itimly fur Jobs either as InMi iii-lurs or In plant oiirrulliiii caimi'lllea nmy iln mi lit the uiflcra wlilrh have bem ts lubllnlitcl In the KRtt house hiillil Iiik at tlic Iruiil rntrnuir o( tin Murine llurimkn '1'vmiKii'urlly. Hit H"l hmihtv.HI br t)riidqiirlin tur Hit alult vw tliiniil ilcpurliiiriit nllli-lals. who art hrre In i-onnoctlun with until Inu Hit ndii'nl ' Winston Pl'urvlne, who U In clmiun "I Hit IihiiI slumlliiii lr tlm Mult nflUr. wn In baltm U dny, but la ruptcti'd buck lomor- r"Kur nirn art ut work laklnu mi invniKiry of nil rotrty at Urn Milium Man-arks. Umltr tilt i nrrnliKtiiient with thn WAA, -r-tnln iwrsoiml iiioixirty I" to ot iiim-eil In Hit Kliuiinlli nuvul air Uilluu fur Morniit, but liters U iHiulblllly thni ii't srraniit limit nmy bt ninrtt U Inks lhl properly ovrr for tilt ilnlt. JH Offers Employes ;15 Cent Wage Boost ' CIIICACIO. April 211 mt lnlor imllunul llarvtattr coinpmiy lixluy oflrrrd II lo-ii-nta-iili-liiiur wnilt lli--rrM- lo UJ.000 rinploym III III lartorlta, rtprtuiiU'd by II uiiluiis. mid iilil Hit ollfr wouM mil illicit ihr company prtwnt level ol prices. The hint farm tiiiilpmtnt con rrrll lual llionlll itllliounreil prke irdllilliina nil IU urmlucla whlrll II anlil woiilil mean a iu.0ou,0ou aav Ituta niniunlly tu luera. The wiikc ullcr. fnlluwlm Hi pnl teiu of warp ftetllcmcnlA griimeu lo nearly l.ooo.oou workers in Uic atrrl, automobile unit electrical In cliuliy. rails lur a teutrul want In- rvaae of U' ccnu hourly pliu u paid holiday. Brown Buys Fort Klamath Ranch Dick Brown of the llrowu fcCqulp menl company on Smith Hlxlli :,s bought from Mrs Olciia Hrlaro, a ISO-acre ranch at Port Klamath. Ht plana lo grow clovtr nerd on a con Alcltrablr part of 11. He la alao planning to raise Itot blooded linrara. He expert lo live on the lanrh during the luiiinirr anil drive back and fnrlli In hla butineaa. Mra llrlaco hua Ixmuht a home en Winter avenue, and plana lo I (nova to Klamath ralla. HKST ri.K.IIT FAIRm.I). Calif. April 38 M't A C-Hi. nlrkunmed the "Plying Box car" by Uit army, will takt olf to night for the flrat traua-Paclfic flight by that type ot plane to drm nnatrate Ua rnrgo anrf trnop-carry-Ini poltntlnlltlea to Pacific area oc cupation force. I.I. Col. William F. Mandt will pilot the C-BX Classified Ada HriiiK Result. LEGAL NOTICES fcortcK or MKrriNa or rut At iA iion fumr.. or klamatii ouain At.t: mm mi t, Nnitr it hrby etvan that w BsatJ of 8itrvlior of lh Klamath DramM imii-lrt wilt, rnrm.temrlng tUlurtlay. May 10, I04T. at f 0'Hotn I M at Ihr nfhr of the Muirlrt, hatng No. II Mtihaa HI ill , Klamath fa IU. Oregon, all a a lloarti of Kqttalliatlnn fur tha ptirpoa of r via wing and cornel in g lh a manl mil trl tha Duirtrt for lha ytar ommanclng July I, 1047. C L, LANCJNLKT. t.cratary. A 11 -M No Atm NOTI- K Or FINAL Af f OI'NT NOTICE la hrrahy glvvn that tha un deralf ned hat flletf hi Final Account and Kapnrt a AdminUtratur of tha T.ttmit of At'NTtN DWKKR. doraaaod, and the Court hat fixed Wednesday. May 2Uh. UHT, al 1 1 :w AM. at tha Circuit Court room In lha Cuurt Houe it Klamath fallt, Oregon, at tha time and placo of heating of ohierllont. If ny, to tha umi ami irttlamenl thereof, Datd April VI, 1f47 TllOMAH W. CHATBtrfiN, AdtnlnUlrator of the Kttala of i Auttln Marker, Deceaard. A M Mo-ia-lfl 2d No70 FRISKO JEANS BIB OVERALLS By "Can't Dilat 'Km" . Oregon Woolen Store PACIFIC TIRES LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD TIRES Mere's the lite buy of ihe year! Big, tough, huiky Pacifies for csrs or tracks. These art the same tirts lhat stl records for safety and long life dur ing the war. And you can get them am Get rid of that worn rubber to day. Kid safely on new Pacific llrest ' FVLl' FACTORY WARRANTY TREE MOUNTING Commercial 80S Re. Dth 300 Attend Beauticians Convention The men nnd women reaponalble fur arcing thul Uri'gon keepa Ha beautiful women and thul Oregon women keep beautiful converged on Kliimiith r'alla more than :i(K) nlroug dui'lng the week-end for the an mini coveiitlon of Oregon Halr dreaaera nnd CoametnlowTttta. Kiirly Hundny morning the beuu lli liiua were buay reglhlerlng at the Wlllard hnlel nnd getting the pre liminary blliiltleaa of the conven tion under way and Inter that eve ning aome 100 mcmbcra and ftlrnda gulnered at Uit Iob Cnblu lo en joy dinner and an evening of enler tHlnmenl. Aa hoalcaa of the purly, Klhel iHtonnyi Morden, piealdrnt of the Klamnlh Kulla unit. Introduced the gueata of the evening. Hlcardn Mar un. nullounlly known Hollywood hnlr alvlbi; Hoi l'oolc. alute legla Intor from Klamnlh county w-ho alMUlhored tilt beltullrlan'a bill In liie Inat leglalaturt; Lucille Kelly, alnle prealdenl ot the aaaoclntlou; nnd Mary Milliner of lilt American Iliilrdreacr magazine. Mra. Poole relnted In the gueata the dlfflrulllea Incurred In getting paaaitKe of the benullrlnn'a bill In the leglalnlurt and paid honor to the prnleaaion by pointing out that benutv haa a therapy of lla own. High apot of the evening waa Uit lntrnlucilon by Maatera - of - Cere monlet Klcardn Martin and Htevt I'etera of the blind comb-out com petition. Three young Indies from the Klamnlh lleaiity achool were aeated before the audience, and Ihret hnlrdreaaera called from Uie group to participate. Blindfolded, the bcmiltrinna combed out Uie hair of tha three models into beautiful rolffurca. The prlre waa won by Itn Thompaon of Aahlnnd. The aaaemblnge waa entertained with two auiiKa by Muriel Giulch accomimnlrd on the piano by Murie OtHUu-hnln. HixhllKlit of Moudny'a program, following a day of rrnu and bualneaa aeaalona, la the 7 o'clock dinner at the Willurd when Kl enrdo will again act aa maairr of cercmoulta. Tin Invocation will be offered by Rev. O. F. Wlaaenbnch. and Mayor Ed Oattndorf will ax tend a formal welcome from the city to all officers, delegates and vtaltora. Comurllllva hair styling, with opcraiora entered from throughout the state, will bt the outstanding feature of the evening, and other entertainment for the program hns been arranged by Muriel Ourlch and lima Shearer. All Air Mail Post Office To Be Built POKTI.AND. April 28 (4i Ore gon's flrat all airmail pwt office building will be erected al the Pnrl-Inuil-Columbia airport to facilitate handling of up-atatc mnll. E. T. Hedlund, postmaster here, said the Washington office had authorized the building but plans were not yet prepnred. OSC Professor Named To Office 8KATTLE. April 38 (J1 Prof. Clair V. Langlon of Oregon 8tnte college took office Saturday as northwest district member of the board of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Tho nssoclntlnn ad oumed Its an nual convention after picking Kau nas City, Mo for lt.i 1048 meeting. ) Tire Service Phone S7B3 " M Taaall "I .. V .WV mi 7 ; CARNIVAL slip V- r g crtea ,aT tv Nfi aravKf. That client It awfully hard pretty eirl will Complaints Of Service Heard ALTUKA8 April 28-A. J. Ma thews of Huaunvllle, manager of Modoc county telephone llnea, met with member of the county cham ber of commerce Friday evening to llalen lo complainu on the I service here. Prank Carptnter, In charge of Hit H. L. bud ill Lumber com pany's mill and liaiglng oeralloiu In Canby. 18 miles west of here, told of limes when accidents have happened al the plant. They were unable to get a call through to Alturas for a doctor or the ambu lance. He also cited a number of times when long distance calls have taken over 12 houra to com plete and In many Instances the calls were never completed Others voicing their complaints were Moty and Va,n Dyke man ager. Hurry Plnnto: eJucrlor Lum ber company, Hteve Wlatos; Modoc Motors, Stanley Declous: Alturaa Motors. Paul Brlmcr: Shell Oil company: "Mickey" Jones, Purm ers Kxchange; James Souther. Oolden Rule store: Bill Tierney. Modoc hotel, and Dr. Auble, chair man of the county board of super visors. Four representatives from Fall River Mills ave a scathing report on the long dlslanct service fiom their city. All speakers mentioned the tact thul the service had been excel lent for the past 10 days. II was 10 days since the chamber had In structed a letter bo sent to the slate railroad commission culling for an Investigation of the phone service here. Mathews told the assembly that his company had placed an order for cables a long time ago but up to date has been unable to secure any. This, he said, was Uie cause for the Inadequate service on long distance calls and which would be rectified aa soon aa cables were secured. The local service, on which many made complaints, was caused, he said, by the company being unable to hire experienced oiwralors own ing to the high cost of rent and other living conditions In Aluiru.v He cited Instances where the corn- PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO t AIN NO HOSPITALIZATION Na Loll mt Tim rarmananl Baaalul OR. E. M. MARSHA Chlroprartle rhylcln tt H: ?th Kiqalre Ttoealte Bld. Ptaen TOM WULTWMLIOUm Salute To Gardeners ' By IAKL WIIITLOCK Each year, aa Spring comes Into Its own, the urge to plant things comes to the top In most, men's minds. I think there must be something radi cally and Inher ently cross - pur posed with any individual wnose soul doesn't yearn for the garden along about now. Certainly, aa I see my friends and neighbors poring over their mall, the seed and plant Earl Whitlock and bulb cata logues seem to have their most intense attention. And the gardener, bless him, or her, Is never discouraged. THIS year, those lovely pictures In the catalogue are actually going to ma terialize. Each season, we feel that way. Each season we know disap pointment and the result of our plantings and care fall Infinitely short of the expectation. No mat ter. THIS year it will be different But, In spite of disappointments, our gardeners do manage to bring forth some Incredibly lovely blooms. And the whole community owes a debt to them. Tor one lovely gar den can Immeasurably beautify an entire block and can bring Into a score of lives a delight In color and form which, without tho gar dener's efforts, would be missed. May our gardeners never know discouragement. We should all lose so much without their labors. Next Monday Mr. Whltlonk of the Earl Whttlock Funeral Home will comment on "Tha Month Of May." B Dick Turner nc v m era a eav. err to convince that a picture of tall haidlaa!" Modoc Phone At Meeting puny hud brought In competent help only to have tliem leave when they found their salary would just meet living expenses. Local conditions would be Im proved, said Mathews, as soon as his company was able to secure material for the Installing of dial phones. Knierg enry Donald Kelley, 15-yeur-old son of Mrs. Oliver Davis, rounte 1. box 1085. was taken to Klamath Valley hospital for emerg ency medlcul treatment at 8 a.m. Monday. SPECIAL! - Limited Time Only 5 Yard Load $p Loam Top Soil 3 Free delivery within 3 miles of Shasta Way and Madison CALL 4265 , Klamath Concrete Pipe Co. Check New Albums n WAYNE KING WALTZES Vol. a r. S3 31 Q HAMP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE Lionel Hampton S3.B5 Q A DATE WITH DINAH Dinah Shore S3.S7 CAFE SOCIETY Ruby Newman S4.70 WALTZES Guy Lombardo -....-...,ri..$3.95 MAIL and TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Jf I,. CIIARdl IT. All prices Include federal lax.l u Harwin's W RECORD DEPT. 701 Main "Happiness Headquarters" Phone 8821 Tune Detective To Speak Here Dr. Hlgmund Spaeth, well-known tune detective, will entertain the Knlfo and Fork club Wednesday, April 30, as guest speaker, using "Music For Fun," as Ins title. The nationally famed speaker gained the name of "tune deU'Ctlve" through hla research Into tho ante cedent of boat-seller tunes, often tracing them to old, well-known compositions of famous musicians Dinner at the Wlllard will be ut 6:46, and reservations are reported coming In vry well. AecirdinK to Fred Southwell, secretary of the Knife and Fork club, mere have been more requests for non-club members to attend this meeting than for any of the previous ours. Plans are being considered to accommo date these guests. Jaycees Name Klamath Men At the Junior chamber of com merce state convention held In Tillamook tills week-end. two of the seven slutc officers elected were Klamath men, John Sandmeyer, hew national director of the state Jaycees, and Ray Ward, state vice president. This la the first time In several years that Klumath Falls has been represented In the state offices, and the first time In Jaycee history that two local men have held slate posts. Both Sandmeyer and Ward have been active In the Klamath group. During hla membership. Sandmeyer has held many offices, and Ward Is the outgoing president. Attending the three-day conven tion from Klamath Falls were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stllwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward, Mr. and Mra. John Sandmeyer, Frank Drew. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fillers, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Trlebwasser. "lasslfled Ads Bring Results. 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Brown Leatherette r I est mmt ; Tune Defective ' BCI"U'D ns, Ki.ra.ia ram, Or. mondat, Aarii ii. it, rat ittta (sMaISIISMassssss1MBM Cleopatra was In love with Marc More than 12.000.000 la spent an- Anthony, but she married her own nually In the United Statea for rat brother, traps and rat poison. '' K.U.H.S. Vocational Dept. ' ftlf Accounting and v i Bookkeeping Classes (1 STPi To Start TUESDAY, April 29 I J 7:00 f' M- Room 204 III All books will be furnished. Enrollment fee, tee per hear. W For Further Information, Call 7595 ' r n I ' ' DR. 8IGMUND SPAETH asssssssWsassssaasnsssnsnssss Resume Operations SEED POTATOES I BILVERTON, April S8 lP The ! Oregon Pulp and Paper Co., for- U.U. merly the Silver Falls Timber Co., 100110 reported today It expects to resume operations In July when a new; RIiia Ti mm ft , CaaJ planer will be Installed. , DIUC I OO IPOD O6C0 W. M. Mills, plant general man-; a a am Bger, reported the pond redredged LACCf I UlOB and that logs would be hauled here eai w by truck and rail. Production of the revamped mill will be about 1,000,- nnm vanr frnm rartif irntinn 000 board feet a day, Mills said. 0n J90' JTOm CeiTiriCariOn (5Ctf?rtl WANTED- (S at 2rsSf yur tob,e stock Potatoes, M iK la'ge or small lots. log, mtdicawd Ranool I iiSBr WESLEY McKAIG Umi for bsby . bad, , phon JUQ R pfc RESINOLS - Blouse Originals i ,! Here is the very newest in pat ented blouse design and styling. Listed below are the outstand ing features that put this blouse creation well in advance of 1947 blouse designs. z 'i 1 Fashioned of the famous "Stone cutter" acetate rayon needs only the core you would give fine cottons. 11 2 Tailored of a flat piece of ma terial that hooks snugly at each side. The patented construction gives perfect fit to any siza be tween 32 and 38. 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