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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1947)
Ikes To Host Crab Feed The Isaak Walton league, Klamath-Modoc chapter, will hold a crab feed tonight at 8 p. m. at the Lor Cabin Inn near the Weed-Ashland highway junction. The dinner will be In honor of Elmer Church, state president of the conservation grouo, who will visit (he Klamath Palls chapter. Mem hern of the Lakevlew chapter of Walton have also been Invited to attend the feed and meeting. As a feature of the program.Prank McComack la to give a report ol a closed meeting held In Alturas re cently to discuss the winter study of the Oregon-California Interstate deer herd. . Another item on the agenda for the Inank Waltons Is the acquisition of a clubhouse and building site. The league may obtain a surplus build ing from the Tulelake Jap camp to convert Into a clubhouse, and a com mittee la to make a report on that matter. Wallace Hit By Hoy t Barb MEDFORD, Ore., May 21 ( Rotarlans ol Washington .and Ore gon were told last night the United States must sell itself to foreign nations so the world can understand American motives. Palmer Hoyt, editor and publisher of the Denver Post, accused Henry Wallace of a "great disservice to the world" In recent speeches In Europe. j 1 . ha Mr Wnll&Cft Is getting at In his speeches, but tf Russia isni ior somcuuiie, ucm l8.?'nr?'JJ .. 1(VrS rilctrlrf conference of Rotary International. Faller Hurt In Camp 4 Accident haeuser Timber company taller was 4 at 1:30 p.m. today J.1 afternoon was en u hospital for treatment of a possible Curry, who lives at Camp 4 on the Greensprings highway, was moved oy me aiaauiui ............ Service following call from the camp. New York Mayor Probes Welfare NEW YORK. May Jl W Mayor William O'Dwyer, learning that the kw, Mvlnff mnre than Cliy lino uwu I J o : 1600 a month since December to house a relief family In a midtown hotel suite and provide its food and clothing, has directed the welfare department to re-house such cases "as quickly and humanely a pos- J- . famltv ram to ins BWkua w w . - light yesterday when the 35-year-old unemployed lauier w court to explain the truancy of his live cnuurea. DWTER NAMED . SALEM. May 21 m Governor Earl Snell today appointed Edwin Dwyer to the Port of Portland com mission, succeeding Don Woodward, who declined to accept reappoint ment. Dwyer is president of the South east Portland Lumber company. FIRE HITS JEWELL ASTORIA, May 20 WV-Plre last MioM AmMtmmA the main business building In Jewell, 30 miles southeast of here. Tne nuiiaing nouseu me post office, a hotel and a general store, mere were no injuries. . Make vour swing cleaning pay off. Sell those still useful but no longer j needed articles tnrougn ueraiu ana News Want Ads. Tommy's Daughter Hurt f w ! p - U Sharon Harmon. 2!-month-old daughter of Football 8tar Tommy Harmon (standing) and Actress Eljae Knox, gets a drink of water from her mother after being treated at a hospital in Hollywood for minor In juries received In a fall. She suffered a slight concussion and was taken to her home. -AP wtrephoto. Loggers Jailed For Scrapping Two lumberjacks are cooling off In the city jbU today after having a fist-fight Interrupted by police of ficers last night. Ben Ed Shelley, 81, Cosy hotel, was sentenced to spend 10 days in the lockup on his plea of sAiilty to disorderly conduct, and Tony Eva nuck, 82. of 517 S. 4th. held guilty to a lesser degree, got his choice of a 10 line or five days In Jail. Police said that the fight took . . i . v. uohu tat-m nn place oac w , " Main street, and that apparently it was oneuey woo uivncu out. POTATOES CHICAGO. May 21 (AP-USDA1 Potatoes: Arrivals 147; on track 322; total O. S. shipments 1058: new stocks, supplies heavy, demand rath er alow, market slightly stronger: old stock, supplies light, demand light, very few sales: Idaho Russet Biirbanks. washed (old stock) $4.25: Alabama Bliss Triumphs, $4.50-4.75: California Long White, $3.70-3.80; Pontiacs. $5.50-5.60 (all new stock, ail U. S. No. 1 quality). Classified Ads Bring Results. Solons Ask End To Sugar Ration WA8HINU TON. May 21 UPvSen ators McCarthy 1R-WU.1 and Brick -er (R-Ohlo) Tuesday Introduced legislation to end sugar rationing Immvliltal "I am confident congress will pass this." McCarthy told reporters. of sugar that it is now backing up in warcnouscs. Under present law. sugar ration lux is siaieu w cuu vv lujii . J. In a separate move. Senator Dworshak R-Idaho) asked Secre tary of Agriculture Anderson today to lift susrar rationing to housewives immediately. Judge Takes Own Life PENDLETON. Ore., My 21 i") Judge C. L. 8week, Unmtllla-Mor-row county district circuit Judge 18 years, died at his home late Monday of a self-lnfllcted gunshot wound, his son Jack reported today. Judge Sweek, one of the best known men In Eastern Oregon, was 81 and had suffered with cancer for some time, his illness had been described as Incurable. He died a short time after shoot ing himself in the head with a small caliber revolver, the son said. Sweek was born March 3, 1888, at Hamilton, Ore. He attended Ore gon State college, the University of Oregon and graduated from the University of Michigan law school In 1013. He practiced law at Hcppner from 1915 to 1931, coming here when elected to the circuit bench. Bigger Labor Board Talked rv.r. .D.s-lktini niti ifViHV fillet llOr A Hit. isTX-ssiv- " conferees Ironing out difference! be tween me nouse k" bills have agreea lenwiiveiy uu - i i... n,-. ainnii Inhnr rfllKtlOnt board to seven members. There are three members at piwuu A provision W - , , u- Kill The house1 measure would replace the NLRB with a new iaoor-niauasvi latlons board. Taft announced the tentative de cision to set aside the house section alter another two-and-a-half hour session of the conference commit tee, the third thus far. The com mittee, composed of senators and house members, was appointed to compromise differences after house and senate passed differing labor legislation. Indians Get Per Capita Pay The Klamath Agency office Is in the midst of spring per capita pay ments with 1563 per capita shares of $125 each being Issued to members of the Klamath tribe on the reserva tion. Total payment this spring will reach $195,375. according to Supt. B. O. Courtright. Usual per capita payment, made twice yearly, is $300 but due to a delay In the United States treasury department the payment this spring was only $125. Courtright said. The difference will be made up In the fall per capita payment. Courtright asserted. The superintendent ob served that the tribe had sold Just as much Indian timber as In past years and payments should be as large as usual. Attorney a 'bt i t- -I-, tm sv i. 'N t l; Doyou suffer MONTHLY FEMALE PAIN? This great medicine Is famous to rellere pain, uervous dlstreoa and cranky, 'dragged out' feel ings, of such dsya when due to fe male functional monthly distur bance. Also Una stomachic tonlel imiAE.PIHKBAMrXX TO FARMERS . . And others wishing to houl their own blockwood- GET YOUR BLOCKWOOD NOW While Blocks Are Available! - LATER MAY BE TOO LATE! ; , . . ' - This special offer Is open as long as there Is a surplus of blocks, and can not be had when supply is short. NOW IS THE TIME FRED H. HEILBRONNER 821 Spring 6t Phone 4153 "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service Since 1919 BENTLEY JTK. 8 1 S&hc (i4e it PLAIN! De you like H plain . . , with VM of eyelet on top? In wstixble Ptnlc, Gr, Aqua or Gimmetet chambray. 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