Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 23, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHan Sought To Head Greco Move WAHIIINUTON. Mar ti ll'l rrealilent Truman's illfflrully In llnillni l-iioli li man In run Hie nrw Amerlran hIiI prugram In lirer threatens some tlrluv In gel lltn Hi operallun umlrr way. The Htntn (lrinrlmriit ulicmly Is reported In be aniulrlnit ICO -00(1000 UFO limn In fmniiie the nail (if Um I400.000.0U0 unilprlnkliiii In bullies Clreeie mid Turkry malnst nny eKlciinloii nf Huvlcl Itowrr over those coiinlrlrn. No I'rosrrs Hill offlchil liiwle clrur llnil ili' tUt Hid Hvnllittjllll y nl liioaoy mill llm aiilhiirlty urmitod by cuiwross in llm bill whirl) Mr. Trillium iimird yestenlay, ihiIIiIiik very sub stantial ran up arcomiiluhrtf tinlll an administrator In apiiuiiilrd and lakra over hla duties. Diplomatic ufflrlala were liowlul Una inKIU be dime Kxlny. Hut Uiry ere uncertain whether It could be. At lrat five inrn hava been con sidered but for a variety of reasons rarh hus provrd iinavullnlila. luMiln IKi-ulutloii at Hie inoinriil renter around I'nul Mnfluiaii, iiicslilcnl uf Hi Htudrbakar Cnru, No llllrh No lilk'li l anlli'ipulpd In tarrying nut t!i tloo.UUO.000 Turkish part ot the prouram. Thai Involves mainly iMiplylnii iiuliiury ciUl infill to li'" Turkish ainiy under llv general aiiprrvuion uf Amuas kvr Edwin CI. Wilson at Ankara. Ilut lit program for firm li nturh broader, embracing not unly mllllarv assistance, but economic rehabilitation aa well. In addition la 1100.000. 000 umlrr III aid pro. gram th I .reeks ar to receive 110. 000.000 In dlrrrl rrllrf fundi under a separate bill awaiting Ih presi dents algnalur. Telescope Battery To 'Shoot' Eclipst . .... . ..' I 1 . . . . . " ' (. . : ' .'(" , . . ,, . .' . f , , -AA -Gil w- )' 4 W 1 V ; ' ' ii I, ,i . I ,, ., "-a..? rirJ I t . 'Jktittn tW.i , - -i ' A. ZMUj&il.iK -Jt i&f&m 'iuaW Sinn it kAsHClrW iMMmKUt. Jt-tc Tflfirnplo ramrrai of Hie U. 8. army air forcra National Orographic goclrly Mptdltlon aland ready at Horaluva. Hradl, to rarard an crllpa of thi tun. Camrra al right u dcrlaed to lake lUr pholo graplia Dial will arrva aa a ehiwk on Ih Klmleln theory or relativity. AP wlrepholo. Balkan Move Faces Veto I.AKK BUrcKHM, N V , May J3 ill The United Natloiu llulkam invcull- atlun rmninlulon rrKrl mined In day In Geneva li hendrd for rough tailing In the United Nntloiu lerur Ity rouurll. Ilier U a definite proa iwt Dial rWivlel lluuia might veto any condemnation of her Hnlkan al llm. Haiti linen an III report already liav been drawn In Ih council, where Ruula and Poland Hand agaliut any mnvea to ronileinn Yu goslavia, Albania and fiulgarla In the llalkan border dliput. 'Ill rnnitnlulon li xieetel la ar rive with lla mau of doruinrnu early In June and the f Iglil will open formally ahortly after lla arrival. A preliminary aquabbl ended lant night In ft council refusal to accept power of a aub-commlaalnn left to watch th border while the rouurll art on th full report. The delegate! decided furthermore lo hold up further dlncUMlnu on the whole af fair until th report wai lakrn up In the council. Dying Boy Gets Award 8AOINAW, Mlrh., May 23 A dy ing 16-year-old boy, hla fevered eye aglow, today received the Eagle badge In a bedilde ceremony that climaxed hla long, heart-breaking iruggle to reach tile peak a a Boy Seoul. III till huihed. antlnepllo hoiplul Ick room itonald Flillha, blond and luuky, milled wanly aa Wlllard J. Null of Valley Tralla Boy Bcout council, plnneil the coveted badge on hla pajama Jacket. Hla pride ahowrd In hu eyea but he aald nothing, lie luat hla apeech ahorl time ago. Itonald'a parenta aald doctor! told him he has "three daya to a week to live." He la an only child. An enthualaatlr scout, Ronald waa a senior patrol leader of the first Hanlltl church troop when he waa stricken last September with ft malignant brain tumor that with stood two operations. Hla father. Everett, a factory worker, aided the youth within limits prescribed by scouting authorities until he obtained all but one of the required 21 merit badges. Then Mrs. Phillips bundled her son Into the family car and drove him about the country to permit KFPA Workers Put Out Small Fire V Til third fir of the 1947 season in Ih Klamath Forest Protective as aoelatlon territory, waa reported at I 30 p. m. Thursday. Ovr one-half acre of cutover, reproduction land on (Spencer creek, near the Weyerhaeuser railroad Irratl. waa burned before the K.KPA fire crew got the blete under control. A couple of men were at the burn Friday morning working with a pumper to make sure all fire la ex tinguished. This waa another man-caused fire, the KPPA determined. Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Phyilclan Hadach, Cai. Stomach and Spinal Allmnts Tgi.cenoNg issa 127 So. 7th St. Tour Halth ! Oaf . BnainMi" BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Mineral nd Mm! Ictht ArlkrltU Kterllte Kerf . Carboa D.oxlds Vipor Baths re U1 wmm49t ft AeUM Kesewe CeMe gieee nrHftt.iite mftt til l rreeeare. irkkers ttlaeret Iir1ii r ' nul II eailte teeli ? Atllul, Ore-. Km if r mi Creek. - rieereeeeple ftmiae- CeeesieU. PkrM-Taerer CUale. Deeler sal Mart tra tm atleaaV aaca Roaieaakta Beitt Aeeerilaf la IrealaieBla fea,alrti. RllllltHWI WIN Wf m4t UclHllet. 0 Per rvaervalleae ar leUllt lafer Mellea. aaeai teckaara Mia eral Rarlnra MalUrleua. ftt. I. Aikleai. Ore., ar ikeae Leaf OI laaea. Dp. Hftpmaa Waalar. DUadar J"e-i . - , j .k . vv 'st UUCP WITH I-rOIHT .uSr,hIOM ,MMT Right off the modern deiigner'i drawing board comel "oOOYGARDS '. . . the action-plinncd underwear thai fiia your ndi right from th word "go"! With a patented eons true lion thar followi trery moving position of our body! No wondrr I healthy Jwrcentige of mefl prtfer 'odyoard,'' ft ' Vi tmcA Ksrrnutt to., vtka.n y. Kniitm ef ann't. hrt' cMltlrtn'i Hfldirwtir, 1 tvir ceii iwNt i Mm . . MIW tlMBin. ySHHJ Superfort Sets New Mark SEATTLE, May 23 (P( Tile Boe ing Superfortress "Noah's Arc" waa flown to Bait Lake City, ft distance of 721 miles, In an hour and 42 min utes this week fur ft new unofficial flight aiieed' record, Boeing officials' announced today. Plying al 41.000 feet, the big B-28 averaged 424 mile an hour, with one stretch at 472 mllea an hour. Tlie high apeed waa Incidental to the purpose of the flight, which waa work on an extensive hlgh-altltude research program for the army air force, a apokesman aald. Two earlier fast round trip non-atop flight, were made lo the Ban Francisco and Billings. Mont., area. Boeing test crewa now have mode 4b audi flight, and spent more than 70 hours above 40.000 feet, the most of any audi lost group In the world. Application For Bank Made SALEM, May 23 Ufi Application for new bank III the Hollywood district of North Balem waa made to the state banking department to day by Olenn M. Blenu. Ronald E. Jonea and Earl H. Mootry. Salem now ha two banks, both of which ar branch of Portland bank.. The proposed new bank wax made possible by a recent legislative act which permits stat charter of j banks In the ISO, 000 capital claaa If they are located more than mile from the city's main post office. Girls Hold Playday Ulrla from th tlx elementary schools of th city system held their annual spring playday on Modoo field Wednesday. About ISO girls participated. Colored hair ribbons denoted each girl's team, and the "Purple" aquad won the clasa A championship, with the "Brown." taking consolation honor.. Th "Yellow" won class B title and th "Oreeua" took the con solation, Olrla from every school were mingled on each team to encourage them to make new acquaintances and play for the enjoyment of the gainea rather than for school honors. Refereea were selected from the girls' physical education classes at the high school, and teacher of the various schools supervised the tour nament. Olrla on the championship class A team were Mary Derrah and Freda Scogglns of P.lrvlew; Bally Searcy anu uiuna tacason oi Mills, uorothy Lowell of Fremont; Patricia Beck with of Riverside; Beverly Glovan nlnl and Audrla Nealy, Pelican school, and Mary Ann Preston and Margery Larson of Roosevelt. Th class B championship team Included Mary Lee Jopiln and Bally McMahon of Palrvlew; Lavonne Smith of Pelican; Ruth Alexander and Jeanne Ruth Charles of Mills; Jana Langslet and Alice Oeary of Roosevelt: Loralou Rolph of Fre mont and Beverly Phelps of Riverside. Classified Ad Brln,; Results. ATTENTION a Lake o' Woods a Homo Ownorg I am doing spring painting at the Lak. Have your cabin or roof painted now. PHONE 7780 After P. M. Bob Summers To Play Here RiaAI.O NIW. KJsaislk Islls, Or. raiDAT, Ms a, imi, MX ; Bob Summer, hi saxophone and his great entertaining orchestra fea turing Bonnie Russell, formerly of station WON, Chicago, his "Radio Rogue," "The Mad Russian," "The Tune Twisters" and other SDeclaltles. will appear at the Klamath Pall. Armory, Wednesday, June 4, under me auspices oi the local veteran, oi Foreign Wars. Bob has appeared in many pic tures. Including Blng Crosby'. "Blue Skies" and with his orchestra, under the sponsorship of the USO, has piayea to more man two minion ser vicemen in the Aleutians. Alaska and Pacific area, during the late Ammunition Dump Discontinued SEATTLE, M ft y 23 UP) Th Beaver ammunition storage base at Clatakanle, Ore., will be discontinued the end of the month to be placed on an inactive status. Col. William H. Donaldson Jr., commanding of ficer of the Seattle port of embarka tion, announced today. Forty-six civilians and 11 soldier, are now assigned there. Built under wartime secrecy, hundred, of thou sands of ton. of bombs, shell and other explosive, passed over Its 1200 foot pier for the armed force. In the Pacific. It Is 63 mile, from the mnuui oi ine ioiumoia una nss ?u mues oi railroad iracK on It. SOU acres. WISTIRN PIN! vr PORTLAND, Or., May 23 (An Orders for wis tern pin climbed sharply In th week ended May IT tnd topped th thrc-year wkly May vrge although they wro lea. than a yar ago. th Western Plna association raported. today. rus appearance riere will o appreciated, not only by the dancing public, but by all who appreciate an - WW...,, u, uw lillW MU entertainment. AuthorliHl FACTORY SERVICE for EASY WASHERS Tour EicIusIt Eajr Dialer far Klamath County Robbing A Honry APPLIANCES 123 Klamath At. HARfTORD AMa aa) laJlflly Oaipiaf INSURANCE T. B. VATTERS FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE General Insurance AancT y 107 S. 7th St Phon 4193 him to observe bird life. He gained a merit badge In that subject two weeks ago to qualify as an Eagle scout. FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED In al 10 Out at 4 BUD'S Your Photographic Hadauarlr 1031 Main Sponsored by Butte Valley Pott No. 5944, Veterans of Foreign Wars City Hall - Dorris, Calif. SATURDAY 'mm Music by PAPPY GORDON and His Oregon Hillbillies Dancing 9:30 Till 2 Adm. $T, Incl. Tax Get Ready for the Regatta in WHITE STAG SEA TOGS "Sea Legs" Light blue denim clam diggers with wide belt . . . front lacing mid dy style blouse t) match. Fast color, Son forized shrunk. 11.95 "Shop the Store Yoa Enjoy" 500 MAIN ST. Vehicles.. Garage Equipment at War Surplus Prices This Sole ends June 9, 1947 PDO-08-969 1 Indian motorcycle with sidecar. Model 45, lined (at Customer Service Sales Center, WAA, Swan Inland, Portland, Oregon) 325.00 8 Automotive Engine Repair Stands, unassem bled, unused, (at Oregon Shipbuilding: Corp., Portland, Oregon) (Jobbers & Prior ity Groups $284.25 ea.) each I 483.23 1 Bench Grinder, No. 4. with 1 HP AC Electric Motor, used (at Willamette Iron & Steel Corp., Portland, Oregon) $ 25.00 1 1942 Chevrolet Dump Truck, used (at Krome Corporation, Coquille, Oregon) $ 775.00 1 1943 Converter Dolly. 8 ton, used (at U.S. Naval Station, Tongue Point, Astoria, Ore gon) $ 350.00 1 Alemite Bucket Type High Press Pump used (at Naval Auxiliary Air Station, North Bend, Oregon) . $ 78.00 1 Greasing Machine, with grease guns and pumps, used (at Naval Auxiliary Air Sta tion, North Bend, Oregon) $ 134.00 1 Sterling Crane Type Wrecking Tractor Truck, 24 ft. boom, used (at Naval Auxiliary Air Station, North Bend, Oregon) $6,000.00 9 2-Ton Steel Trailers, wpneumatic tires, used (at Commercial Iron Works, Portland Ore-' gon) each$ 150.00 2 1942 Reo 33-passenger Motor Buses, used (at USMC Shipyard, Vancouver, Washing ton) each $1,350.00 10 1943 Studebaker 20-passenger buses, used (East Vanport, Portland, Oregon) each $1,630.00 to $2,080.00 r 1 Vol Onsiemir Sirrloi Dtrliloa I War Asiiti Admlnlitratloa I P.O. 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