Keep Oregon
Green Group
Holds Meet
The Keep Oregon Oreen commit tee
tnt Wednesday evening at the
Klamath Forest Irpttlv aocl
tlou building to discuss plans lor
the season.
BUI Morrow, director ot the Dig
sign "Keep Oregon Oreen" being
built by the Boy Scouts on Hogback
mountain reported that the sign
would be completed before summer
- la too far along.
The building of the sign is a tre
mendous undertaking and new prob
lems arise each day. At the present
time pop and hot dogs are needed
to keep up the spirit of the young
men doing the work. However, mem
bers of the committee and many
local business firms are taking turns
donating this important ammuni
tion. The letters in the sign are
approximately 160 feet In height and
the width of the first line of the
i... - i. HAtit ik fML John
Sarglnson Informed the upper grade
stuaents in ww auuww r
schools of the Importance ol keeping
n n ihmiah a sriftX OX
URSVU I'"." v... o--
Uiks and with the use ol motion
pictures. Other tentative plans for
the season Include decoration of
store windows, a public program to
be held In the fall and a program
Xor tne couniy KHwua
held this fall. Members ot the Keep
(Immi MmmtHM mr' J. V.
wquu j . ...... ,
LaClair. chairman: John Sarginson,
Lynn Roycroft, Hale Scarbrough.
Bill Morrow, Fred Heilbronner, BiU
McKibblns. Carl Schubert, A. H.
Bussaian, Pat Kilby, Francis Skin
ner. Walt Wlesendanger. H. H. Ogle.
Trie committee was bjjijwiii WJ
. Governor Snell and represents
Klamath county.
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Another Traffic Light For Motorists To Wotch
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Newest addition to the city's bevy of traffic devices la wuiiasner.oc.wt. a. ' "- "
. . ... . i j . . n-k u kun j, vm aii in. alert for fire trucks
the Balslger ana naugfr garage 'r -
eomtng out of the station bouse a half-block to the right an Broad.
"Old Imperishable" Towed
Bock To Pearl Harbor
HONOLULU, May 28 (Jtl The I and will study the Nevada for
battleship Nevada only capiud w"dF5Sg,m ,t
to get under way during the dls- j Kw,jjeln the navy Is particularly
astrous surprise attack on Pearl interested in the transports Brtscow.
Harbor December 7. 1M1, will be Dawson. Brule. Fallon, the destroy
coming into that same harbor again era Mugford. Stack and Rhine, and
about June 10. towed by two tugs
at the end of 1000 yards of cable.
Nicknamed "Old Imperishable"
after her experience in the Euro
pean war theater, the Nevada was
the bullseve ship of the Bikini atom
bomb target fleet last summer. She
survived both aerial and sub-surface
bombings, and began her 2000-mile
trip back from Kwajalein to Pearl
Harbor on May 21.
The navy wants to conduct more
research Into the bombs' most
deadly byproduct radioactivity
Mary O'Brien
It
Bt MARY O'BRIEN
. .rut fnr th MniOTS this
next Thursday, certain ol the class
periods tins wees; uavo urai
seniors' final 'jiT V. ..
exams. Starting T J-TS
right off today
take tests in
English and
eommerc 1 a 1
classes. Tomor
row the grade
will write out
social econom
ics exam papers.
Quisles In
mathematics
and sciences are
In order Wed
nesday and
icsu - i
i n .. .nVilwt, Thnnuiav.
U1MVC:UUWUS mtmjw
Is required that seniors be there for
their finals or automatically Incur
zauing graaes.
Toting took place during activity
Derloa toaay on uic tuii-vii u&u
,i D.IUl. war talllwt
lian
to see if Don Zarosinskl or Tomm y
Edwards wouia wieia uic prcsiucuw s
gavel and whether Gene Hanklns
or Jack Kennett would till the office
ol secretary-treasurer.
At the recent Girls' league assem
bly the Junior chamber of com
merce outlined plans to the girls
for the selection of a queen and
mivht nrincesses for the Upper Klam
ath Boat Regatta. Chosen at that
time were Helen Eckert, Patty
Meyer. Joanne Albee, Carol Mon
tieth, Anna Johnson. Lou Ann
Chase. Mary Lou Stanberry, Donna
Edwards, and Connie Hunt. Three
alternates named were Trudy Ben
net, Dorthea CogdiU. and Lynden
King. Candidates will start selling
admission buttons to the regatta
soon and the girl whose sales are
- highest will be crowned queen. Five
per cent of the gross proceeds will
- go to the Girls' league fund. All of
, the girls listed above are eiwer jun
tors or seniors.
s Following in the footsteps of na
i. merous other school clubs, Com-
mercial club held an election ol
r officers last Friday with the result
that Glenn Lorenz Is the new club
' president. Betty Butler was named
to fill the office of vice president
at that time; secretary-treasurer
chosen at tne meeting was Helen
Jackson. Renorter next year will be
June TUton, Reorganization of the
club was made just this year with
Bob Laidlow acting as president.
Retiring vice president Is Helen
Jackson and the girl who won the
r secretary-treasurer election last fall
was Lou Ann Chase. Adviser of the
group is Mae Lorenzen.
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Mill, Woods Men
Out On Strike
FOREST "GROVE. May M (V-
ADoroximately 275 AFL lumber and .
sawmill workers were oh strike to- j 3C
day in the mill and woods oper- w
ations of the Stimson Lumber com-
pany in the Scogglns valley.
Union officials said contract ne- i X
gotiations had broken down. Har- j O
old Miller, general manager, said
tne disagreement was over a union
shop, clause. j
- mveep jour vmr in ixiww. t &
rare with Hans Norland. 123 N. Cth "
St. Phone 66a.
the concrete barge YOG 83.
The submarine Skate and Skip
jack are undergoing study at Mare
Island. Calif., while the transports
Crittenden and Gasconade are being
tested at the navy's radiation labor
atory at Hunters Point. Calif. The
carrier Independence also will be
studied in California.
Among other target ships, the
cruisers Pensacola and Salt Lake
City and the destroyer Hughes are
assigned to Bremerton, Wash.
Safety standards for personnel
working on all these target ships
are higher than those for X-ray
work and are rigidly enforced.
Malin
The Jolly Nine Pinochle club met
Weonesday night. May 21, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Vlctoriu.
Awards went to Mrs. John James,
Mrs. Everett Jones and Mrs. Jerry
Rajnus. Others present were Mrs.
James Ottoman, Mrs. John Reber.
Mrs. Chester Stonecypher. Mrs.
P. O. Wilson, Mrs. Otto Ellis, Mrs.
Bonnie Stephens and Mrs. Emll To
fell. A silver gift was presented to
Mrs. Vlclortn from the club in rec
ognition of her silver wedding anniversary.
Malin r r A ooys. unorr uio auprr
vislon of A. E. Street, left Friday for
their annual fishing trip to East
Lake. Several ol the fathers also
accompanied the group.
Mrs. A. E. Street and Mrs. Cyrus
Williamson entertained the elemen
tary and high school teachers at
dinner Thursday, Msy 22, at the
high school.
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Track Star
Dies In Crash
YREKA. Calif., May 28 1 Kir
man O. Storll,. former northwest
champion half-mllcr and linker
slly of Oregon track star, was killed
near the Oregon line north of here
when a fire truck he was driving
overturned.
State Police Capt. Oeorge Daley
reported Storll was delivering the
truck to Walla Walla, Wash., for his
Portland employers, the Nelson
Equipment company, when It over
turned sometime Friday night. The
wreckage was not discovered until
Saturday on the bark road north
of Weed,
Cent. Daley said Uie car apparent,
ly fulled to make a eurvt. He was
alone.
Blorll won the Northwest MO-verd
championship In ml and ran third
In the National A All meet 111 IW.
lie was graduated 111 'he cla ol
1M0. His widow and two children
survive.
FINAL CLOHl'KK
MKDFORO. May 31 i.Pi - Filial
closure of Ihe selecllve service uf
flee In Jackson comity took plare
Friday aa Ira B. Boweii, ail.
mtnlstratlve assistant to Col. K. V.
Wooton. state director, suiwrvtsed
moving of furniture and files from
Uie two offices in the city hall.
All records of the 67 local boards
111 Oregon will be at the Baleni of
fire by May SI, llowen said. The
records of the states JWl.OOO reg
Istrants will be kept there.
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Escaped Prisoners
Recaptured
KKl.SO. Wash., May eV'-'lwo
escaped Multnomah county, Ore.,
prisoners were ruptured
lertlay by UowllU county sheriffs
0ThVtw0. James nrrnaid HlulU.
3. and Peter Waaterwlck, It, a,
caped Helurday morning front Ihe
Rocky Unite work orew.
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Day, May ,10th. Regular admission
prices : Grand.itand 83c plus tax ; Club
house $1JS plug tax. Phone WEbgttr
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limit at Union and Vancouver Ave.
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