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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1947)
Navy Eyes Jet Planes For Carriers I'KAItli llAUIIOH, May M iA'i Wllhln live yaara, moat hi Ihn iinvy's uarrler borim aliixrwnr will h mn poM'rt of lllliMBprrd Jrl pi oix-IIimI planus, says una of tlio nnvy a tup all mm. Vltn Adin. Ilmuld U HuUudii. drpuly coiiiumiulpr In chlrf (if dm l'i'lfhi mid (iinimr rlikf uf lh navy'a biurnu of itci oiutiiUin. mild In mi Intrrvlrw Unit limit prourrss al ready linn born ninde In thin dlrcc tlun, "Thin move will mrnii scrapping our old Mm of carrier wnrfurn, ' lin auld. "Wi tn ImvliiK to Iriini ni'W lin k lorlwilciir mid nrw nlr tnrtlca III hnndllnr fnV Jet plnnm. "In annul a vrnr irullv will ft under wny Willi Jia tml aboard rarrlora to aunplrinrnt Iratu hi-Ink madn now Willi a mrr nilinnrr of plmira. TIimh prHlmlnarv testa Imv Iron rxlrrmrlv aallatai'lnrv unci wr arc sutlsrirri Hint Jpt plnnra mil be adapted to rarrlrr nprraMnns." Two of Ilia nnvy'a nrw Jrt planra - Hip FJ, marts by Norlh Amrriran, and tin- run, maris bv VoiiKht have iM'rrt annul equal tn tn arniv'a fill) HhuntliK Hlur. wliirh lias been ilorkert at more limn SM mllra an hour, the admiral nn Id SH Honor Students Kllen O'Keefr, riauiihler of Mr. and Mm. Dun O'Krefr. Mil Parltlr 'leriare. waa named valedictorian of tlir arlilor rlasa of Hiirird Heart academy, and I'atrlrla oXeary. iliumlitrr of Mr. and Mm. Dsn O l-eary, Walnut apartments, the alutaturlnn, It was annniinred to dnv. KUen and Palrlrla'i srariea rame exceptionally clewte to a "1" average for the four-ypur rourae. It'ith are active In student affair. Kllen as editor of the year bonk. "Alrlan." and alao the assistant editor of la.it year- arhool paier. Herretary of the student body, a member of quill and Hcrnll, IVu club. Hodnlltv mid I,eltermen'a club, round out her artlvlttra on ton of active participa tion In musle. Hhe will enler Beattle rnllene, a coeducational srlinul 011 eraled bv the Jesuit father In Hen i lie. thli fall and enroll In general eourse. A teacher srrtnlnrshln was award ed Patrirla OI.earv and ahe will i enter Mnrvlhurst eolleite an Onweito In the fall. Pat holds the office of secretary-treasurer of the year book. U president of Quill and Scroll, secretary of lite Pen club and Music club. ineinlier of Sodality and a re porter on Ttie Chime. Hhe, Ilk fellen. haa been active In muslcclr ties durliif high achool yeara. Kidnaper Held By Police BAl.KM. Ore. May 14 Itiiv. : nmnd Gascon. JO, chanted bv Wnlla Walla. Wash., County Prosecutor Al- , berl Hradford with second decree kitluapplntf of hit one-yenr-old hnlf brother, was arrested near here yes terday. lie waa held In the county Jail here after being arretted while work ing on a farm. In Walla Walla. Prosecutor Brad ford aald Oascnn recently visited his mother, Mra. Pearl L. Perry, now aeparated from her hiuband. After breakfast Sunday, the prnaecutor aid, Gascon suddenly grabbed the youngster and dashed out of the home. Banfield Takes Public Dock Job PORTLAND, May 14 1,1 T. II. Hanfleld took over the chairmanship of the Portland commission of pub lic dock today as the port prepnreil to complete negotiations with the war aiueta admlnUlratlon to acquire the war built Swim Uland ihlpyard. Hanfleld aucceeda John H. nur fard. who renlgned May a. Cheater A. Moorea waa named to the va cancy cauacd by the ahlft of officer!. Happy Relief ."""ironi diaeomfort of,",w minor akin Irritation, in the gen tle dainaing and aoothing icUoa .. of theae twin help. nEBiNDLs lly MAItY I.OU CAKE Tunlglil'a the big night for the cum ol II in aviilor pmy, ' Our Town" una It illiTctui , Mra, llcnuvleve up pen, not In mention the audience in the KUIIH uudltorluin. The aUny coiicenm the Ulbba and Webb tainl llea uud currlea you through the Uvea ol (Inn ui) Ulbba and Kmlly Webb, who live, luurry mid die all In three acta. The pliiy atiirU at 8 p.m. with member of lurch Honor aoclnly acting an ualiera. 'f he atnge couiilructlon haa lieen under the direction of Alvlu UiuilrU; cualumea, Milium ot Uul Inrd. Ituth Lundry and Yvette Hweet: aound elfecU. Chuck Martin and Oene Peyton: electrician. Le roy Uifduhl mid Wayne Carother, and pluy uuuiager, Chnrlr Hlack- atone. No i'ellcmm tuulght due to the aciilor play, but tlio radio depart ment la working up to the climax ol the year, the half-hour broad cunt May II over KKLW. Talent from ull over the city will be lea tuiecl on thla progrum with Helle Uona Ituuell milking the arrange inrnu, C'hnrlr Womlhoue I ad vlnor und boonlcr of tho ItAHP de pailiucnl. If anyone ha tprlng flower they could donule Inward the decora tion of the aenlor bauiuel which I being held May 31. they are uiikrd lu call Mr. Frank Peyton (I 71UJ or Hat McMillan. 87US. Any kind of flower would be greatly ap preciated. Hub Mahnney w ill mauiige the do ing uf the Tren-age Canteen coun cil a preldenl for the coining year. Hub and other office! were elected by the council al a meeting held Monday. Vice president' and ecre tury'a toba will be haudlrd by Carol Monlellh. treaaurer'a by Pat Wil liam and ergent - of - arm, Bob Lojier. Tuenday night Arlo Hrhultz. who for two yeara h placed In after dinner irnkuig at the alale peech content, gave a hurt 10 minute talk over KKLW on ronnervatlon of wild life, under the auoplce of the Iaac Walton league. Basin Woman's Mother Passes Notice of the death of Mr. Prurl Donaldson of Medford, former Kla maih fall renldcnl, wna received Tuenduy by Mr. William Van Duker, route 3, box 643. Mra. Donaldkon parted away at " 4ft a, in. Tuenday al her Medford home. Her niwband. Harry N. Dnn aldnon, a g company employe, wn trannferred from the Klamath rail office to the Medford office three year ago. Heldca her htmbnnd the I ur vlved by two aotw, Bruce of the U. 8. navv nnd 8-ott of Anchorage. Ala- ' ka. Ilruce ha been with hi mother i for the pat three werkv Funrrul service will be held In 1 Medfmd al 1 4& p. m., Thursday. May IS. CARNIVAL B Dick Turner one, imt n mret. ic. t. u m u ft 6ff Seattle Gets Alaska Trade WA8HINOTON, May 14 WV-The maritime commliialon announced to day that It hag approved contract with four Seattle ateamahlp lines for exclusive right In the Alaaka hipping acrvlce dcplte protest from Han Pranclico, Lo Angelea, and Portland, Ore., chamber of commerce, At the aame time, the commlulon denied a petition by Alaxka' Gov ernor Oruenlng to upend freight ratea and paenger fare filed by three of the four companies. Thl mean theae rule and fare, which Alanka official contend are too high, will become effective May 21. The commlulon aald publlo hear ing on the rate will be held "at tiie earlleat practicable date." The Seattle concern whone ex clusive right were confirmed are the Alaka Bteamahlp company, North land Tranportatlon company, Al aka Trnnortatlnn company, and Banta Ana Htcnm.ihlp company. The contract will run until June 30, 1948, a one year period after the government cease operating ahlps In the Alaxka trade. t.HIIAI, INSTRUCTION j OKLAHOMA CITY, May 14 (! Scout car officer were pondering ! theae Ijiatructtons from the chief today: "In cae you're Involved In an accident, call a policeman." HIEBALD a NEW, KUmtlk r.llt, Or. W RDNgaDAV, Mf 14, 141, bn Claanlfled Ada Bring Result. Classified Ada Brine Results. PUMICE SAND rna Srlflh Harlar an IMMUr Darbl PROMFT OKI.IVISI WESTERN PUMICE SAND CO. tstl brl.l Km ttui PARK VIEW Convalticant Hem ? (Formerly of Ashland) M w.t Mala lr.. MdfrS, Off ! MM 4-Hnaf larvte tsiiiw Nre l rkari "Okay, morv hit your ,A':" Forest Said In Good Shape Despite Dry Spring Season Infantry Division Reactivated PORTLAND, May 14 iAV-Oregon reserve training unit will reactivate the war famed "Tlmberwolf" Infan try division here Friday In cere monlea to be attended by MJ. Oen. Terry de la Mesa Allen. Oen. Allen, wartime commander of the Oregon-trained Tlmberwolvea, will present the color of the division In the nriraiitKeH reserve here. An other wartime division leader. Col. ! W. R. Woodward, will alio partici pate. Many veterans of the division are due to hold a reunion along with the ceremonies. While forest lands are unusually dry till season, no aerlou lire damage ha occurred In this area. Poles for the lookout tower atop Hogaback mountain at the Klamath Korel Protective association fire guard station are up now and work I progressing toward completion. Construction has been delayed due to removing some of the carpenters to other work. Forest land I still In pretty good ahape In spue of luck of moisture, Hal Ogle, KKPA auperlntendenl ad vises, and tiie assotiutlon Is holding off Issuing fire restrictions until It Is absolutely necessary. Incidental woods Inflections have been made this week by John Bar glnson. district ranger for Rogue River national forest, who. waa ac companied to Lake o' the Wood by the Medford man of the predatory animal control division of the de partment of flh nnd wildlL'e. The men prrud poison 111 the area of the cumpgrounds used by 4-H, Camp Fire and Scout group, for control of porcupines, pack rat and other rodent. Charles Hcnnlrk of the Salvation Army was at the SA camp from Medford, making plans with the forest service for opening the camp for summer and doing the necessary Improvement work. The forest crew cleaned up about 400 feet of beach area Monday, cleured the area for council fires and rebuilt the float and diving board. It Is planned to relocate some of the tent frames to make more play room at the camp and Install a water pump and hose to keep the dust settled. A Sulyatlon Army caretaker will be there next Monday to do Inciden tal maintenance work. The camp grounds are signed up for all of July and the early part of August. Borne time I still available for June and the latter part of August, and organizations Interested In using the facilities may contact Salvation Army headquarters In Medford. The forest crew also did some maintenance work and hazard re ductions in the vicinity of Lake o' the Woods resort, and roadside cleanup work. A small crew la work ing tn the lake area logging out the roads and doing telephone line maintenance and the county grader has been In the area the past sev eral days working on the road around the lake and on the Dead Indian road. YOUR CAR YOU IT Naed It' For Essential Driving. Netdi Essential Service THAT MEANS: -k Regular Inspections Regular Lubrications -k Regular Adjustments For real car conservation and continued maximum per formance have your car checked now by our skilled, trained mechanics with modern tool and equipment at thl convenient location on Klamath Avenue, Where 8th Street Ends Odell Motor Co. Phono 4149 CLEARANCE SALE! Due to being overstocked we are reducing pricet ii 'he following plumbing Itemi from May 14 to May 2', in elusive: Standard bathtubs. 2-compartment enameled links. Enameled cast iron lavatories. Chroma-plated sink swing faucets. Chrome-plated self-closing basin faucets. 18x24" steel medicine cabinets with mirror. Hall-Mack recess paper holders. Hall-Mack recess soap dishes. Customaira oil heaters. 30-gallon electric water heaters. Soil pipe and fittings. 10 off on all items DAVIS PLUMBING COMPANY Phone 7635 337 I. Main McNutt To Quit Philippine Job WASHINGTON. May 14 0P Paul V. McNutt has submitted his resig nation as ambassador to the Philip pines, to take effect at the con venience of the president. In resigning. McNutt carried out an intention made known last fall when he Indicated he was going to retire from government service to enter a private law firm In New York. DIRT Sandy Loam Lawn and Fill Delivered or loaded on truck of 1248 Madison Ph. 4050 Awnings Exclusive Patterns Now In Stock Garden Furniture Recovered Canvas Dams Truck Cavers "It it's made of canvas we can make It" SUN X DOWN Phone 8812 123 N. 4th St. WE CARRY THE COMPLETE LINE OP Preservative PAINTS Plenty of Outside White Interior Finishes Varnishes, Shellacs i Painters' Supplies FYOCK-MO... INCORPORATED 111-125 So. 9th Phone 5400 J Just Received! ARROW Sudan Rayon SPORT SHIRTS Washable in beautiful shades of tan, blua and 9 roy. 4 50 gilablUhtS 118 733 Main WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF WILLIAMS CHROME MOLYBDENUM SUPER-RENCHES OPEN END WRENCHES INDIVIDUAL SOCKETS Most Slses H.H.N Inch drive SOCKET SETS 12 POINT BOX TYPE Complete or made up Double offset KLAMATH MACHINE & LOCOMOTIVE MILL SUPPLY DEPT. GRAND OPENING MAY 15 Odeli Summit Lodge the Year 'Round Vacation Spot on Beautiful Lake Odell in The HEART of the CASCADE MOUNTAINS Fishing Season Opens MAY 24 for Lake Fishing At Odell For the Best in FOOD FISHING BOATING and SWIMMING come to ODELL SUMMIT LODGE West End of Odell Lake ot Cascade Summit For Reservations Phone Odell Lake 1 j . j'l f:i IV.' .!-. ..nejatitisnMi ', - IT'S THE BIGGEST NEWS IN BREWING SINCE 1933 Here at last is the first truly dry beer ever made in the' Vest. We think it will be immediately accepted as the finest. Dry beverages such as the finer cham pagnes, for instance are more refreshing, leave a cleaner after-taste. We have achieved extra dryness in this new Rainier Beer by even more completely "fermenting out" the solids, leaving a lighter, brighter, crisper flavor and bouquet. This beer also pours a richer, creamier head and holds it indefinitely. It's a premium qual ity beer from every angle, but there is no increase in price. We urge you to try this new Rainier Extra Dry Beer. We believe you will find it the most refreshing, best flavored beer you have ever tasted. Put a few bottles in the refrigerator today. t RoMir rwing Com pony Son FranOKO lei AnglM 4Kiv cxTiti mv mm , t ' " t "' aJasjtfaufciafcai alkali ft Spring end Elm Phone 5141
