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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1947)
Army Of Workers Fly To Alaska For Work On Army And Navy Airbases There HKATTI.K, May 111 M'Mlm of (he nallon'a larml peace limn maa movement of lahorrra by air If nut tlii large! will leln before Ilia end of 111 ia month lintwreti Hrattlr mid Alak. An army or airolmalilv :0(IO rmialrurtloii wurkrra will b flown north far wurk under the Kfi 1, 000,000 roulrai-t of Illrrli-I.ytlc-Julinaiin on Ataaaan air hc. I). I., ('henry, ipnrral nmnafrr iif Ilia runlrartliif ayndlratr, aald the J00O would Join airolmatrly XftOO who already are on Ilia Job, Their arrival will almal the "full alram ahead" phaae of eonalriirtlnn. The firm's rontrarl rover major runatrurllon at Fort lllrharilaon, l.add flrld, and at mile 20, its mllea aouthraat of Fairbanks on the Alaaka hlahway and a leurr Jnh at Nome. The army Ihla wrrk annuunrrd contlrurllon of an 11,125,000 heavy bomber baae at mile 30 for the alratrxlo air eommand. The ronlrarl ralla for permanent fonalrurllon of barrarka, family llvlnii (iiurler. wnrelinuaea mill newer, water mnl eleriilinl system, Cheney nultl Ubotem to nu north are Mull rewulU'd lliroimlimit the United Hlnlea, Willi the anny-linvy lalxir board approvlim a Willie mule (nrrrii)Miiillng iienernlly In rnlea paid In the Puuet aotind area for the H-L-J projrrla, where worker will live III coiiKlriii'tlon runipn with mealii ami lixticliiar for II to a day. Laborer are lured iinclrr a year'a ronlract and flown by the firm to and from Alunka If 1 1 ley fulfill a 111 -month, aUiy-on-llie-jub clause. Cheney mild the Worker are he Inil flown north, becaime the com pany believe It la more economical to fly litem than to pay their waxra while en route by iwa and Inland by train. At the name lime, a 114.000.000 construction Job for the navy la un der way In the Aletitlaua by the Orake-Pwel Hound rouipany. and additional appropriation for Instal lation are eieted by the navy. The announced navy project for iwrmanent facilities and Installs tlona are at Adak and Attu. Health Association Names-Chairmen Preparation are under way for the enmlng year of the Klamath County Public Health auoriatlon. Chairmen for the year have been announced by William Mi'Klbben. president. Chairmen are. Mm, Jamea Clark, memberhlp: Mr. K. A. deary. Ki el! hygiene; Charlr Ijirkin. caw finding; Mra. Isabellr HHsnrr, health education: J. V. IjiC'lalr, viaunl education; I,. Orth HIemore. finance: Joy A. Biggs, publicity; E. M. Mncllctli. venereal disease; I.loyil Heely, aanltatlou. WONDLIt WIVKH HAN KHANCI8CO, Calif., May 18 iI'i The Wonder Wive are organizing to supixirl the clly truffle safety cainpulKii. The thief organizer, Mr. Purest Leo Jordan, nald each Wontler Wife ha driven at least 10.000 mile without an accident. Home wonder of wonder have driven 26 year without even a parking ticket. JACKHONVII.I.K, III,, May 10 lA'i There wa plenty uf chlrplnk In the Morgan county Jail today but not by the prlKoncr. Hherlff Itnlpy Horun waa given custody of 760 buby chick which were found packed In boxes, on a country roan. Jiorun "Hid their tay In Jul! would have to be cut hort his deputle had other duties to twr form und couldn't tend the flock. Wool Market Said Flat HOHTON, May 16 f'i The Com menial Uullctln will nay tomorrow of the Hoaton wool market: "Once more a week of business a flat a a pancake waa reported by wool dealer on Hummer treet. The cloud of uncertainty, both on legislation and on the outlook for woolen goods, atlll waa overhang ing. Mill buyer held off on both domestic and foreign wool, with YOU WOULDN'T HAVE SUCH A TIME GETTING LITTLE TAH2AN TO BED IF THIS HOUSE HAD ADEQUATE WIRING" n't overload your wiring iytem. When you bulla! or aaodornli prevldo AOIOUATI WfUfNO. ELECTRICAL DEALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS I You, too, can reach in the Deepfreeze inatead of reaching for your market banket! Shop ahead when price are right, quality right. Enjoy more food, bettor food always on tap. DfwnfrooyA i the lftAffar in hnmft froezcra. Ideal lize (more than 9 cubic feet every inch for food holds more than 320 pounds). Loofr at fie eacer look at DecprVeez now I CONNER'S SERVICE CO. 2007 South tb few transactions or even Inquiries noticeable. I "CCC aalea for the week ended May 3, reported this veck, were only 1.200 000 pound. Till was a further decrease from the averntco of around 3.000,000 pound weekly that waa rulhni for some month previous to inld-Aprll. The shrink eiie I consistent with a decline In supplies of revalued wool, in other offerings are at March 2D price with mills waiting for a new scpllng program. Purchases above sale for the week to Mnv 3 lifted the stock pile to 420,700,000 pounds." SHK94H. WOIK CLOIMIM9 jSJ00 Blue Bib Overalls Now STORE lor MEN Corner 5th and Main ass RIAt.D Nrws, Klamatb ralla, Ore. FalDAT. May IS. IStt, Pas Tais 2" mi WE CATER TO .TRUCKS! O Ours is an exclusively TRUCK plant .. . built to give Klamath Basin truck own ers EXCLUSIVE truck service. Trucks are our main business ... not a sideline. ALL WORK IS FULLY GUARANTEED ANY MAKE TRUCK Welding Motor Reconditioning Tune-up Lubrication Steam Cleaning Washing Brake Service Frame Lengthening, Straightening, Fishplating INTERNATIONAL TRUCK DIVISION 11TH AND KLAMATH PHONE 775S MILLER'S SPECIAL SUIT EVENT . 50 Suits Entire Stock of Lilli-Ann Suits II 1 ti r v s 1 v i I I .4 A ) , 1 in ru ) 1 1 fi. Values to $69.50 . . One large rack of late spring and summer styles in pastels, deep tones and black. All Lilli-Ann suits are fashioned of gorgeous 100 wool fab rics and elaborately lined. A good size range to choose from if you hurry. One Large Rack of Assorted Prices GREATLY REDUCED A wide assortment of styles in sport and dressy types in complete size and color range. Each suit individually marked, some reduced more than 50. Shop early for choice! One Group of MILLINERY In wide range of late styles to choose from your choice of large table JUtiefc Stylo Salon 2nd Floor Sears liberal trade-in allowance on old tires saves money for you on NE7 fall 6.00 x 16 and your old tire Boioncewi Monthly O Payments For Saturday, Monday, Tuesday Only, Your Old Tire Is Worth 3.50 Regardless of Condition! SOT! TTDl mo ' ml Plus Fed. Excise Tax Tire Rc. Old T(re 3-Day Site Trice Allowance Price &00T16 Tilo" S.50 11.30 tioxis itIs Tsi 14.45 7.00 x 16 20I5 S.50 16.85 ""sTsOxl?-" '' J4JS5 3M 11.15 1.00x 15 IBM SSO 16.40 T.zslTis lalo- ilo 9.90 All Price rius Federal Excise Tax Your Klamath Theatre Guide FRIDAY EC AMIDE "The Beaat With Five Flnferi," CMJUInt aUrrlnc Feter Loire. DPI irAU Ends Today! rCLIlAll "Till The Clouds Roll By." T0.WFR Sensational story of reckless youth, Until "Deyii on Wheels." PlkJF TRFF Ends Tod',: George O'Brien In rillC I ntt -The Wlndjammed" plus "Daniel Boone." DAIMDAW "G. 1 War Brides" and nAlnDUTf "Secret of the Whistler." m Store Hourt 9 to 5:30 133 So. 8th Phone 5188