Herald and news., May 26, 1947, Page 9, Image 9

Mills Given
Speech Award
Hex Mills, ilruuiulli) ntmlent hi id
rmilljiill iimimgcr at KUIIH, received
III Timallnaiitei's speech conical
sward Wednesday by un edge. Hill
Houtliwell mill Jim Orlamnn tuuk
second unci third places.
Competing students lii tlx minimi
iMiiilcfil held at Hi W II lor it wer
Walter Ksrliefoeck public prukliiit
classes at tlie lilgli school.
Young Mill" discoursing on labor
uhvi Mil elfoctlv presentation,
, ..uplpd with winning platform
manner, urccdrd III getting uf
llclrut vole In win tin coveted
Iropliy. All tiidrnl eiieakers, none
ci( wliuin urn over 17 yrnre old, guv
Mill a rlow race, mid were highly
commended for their effort.
Ilownrd Molt was In rhnrge of lllf
balloting mid educational chairman,
contributed lo Ihe success of lhi
evening, 111 addressing Hit group on
th subject of gestures.
linn Oldhmn win acting toa.t
muter. Hr.nl McKuery aa topic
master enlivened the nirni Ins Willi
timely topics, HcollV Johnson HIV
mi historical Interlude on the trophy
which mad available to Uiust
master thrnuitti the generosity of
ticorg Unvia. founder of Iht club In
Klamath Full".
Presentation of tin drome Davis
trophy award waa mad by Mark
Poll, club president.
Girl Scouts
Apply For Camp
irepularlty of Cllrl Brout camp for
l)w IM7 season at Camp Kalhrr Ap
plegate, Lake o' Hit WiMida, waa evl
ilaiurd by Uik rur.li of appllcatloni
already received.
Registration atartrd Hstllldiiy Olid
HO girls Iniinrdlately slgurd up for
the ramp which will bat held Hire
weeks Hits iuminer. starting July 13.
70 and 27. KritlMratloii will con
1 1 u no III the Cllrl Bcout office. 411
Main, all Una week. At present
atgu-up la only taken for one week
fur each till lo vlve enrh one an
opiiortunlty of attending ramp.
Ijiter. If all three weeks are not
flllrd up, those desiring In attend
more than a week will be accepted
All fllrl Brows In the county are
elidible for camp
Award For Talking Presented
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Ilea Mill (renter) la lirlm presented Willi the (ieorg Darl award
by Mark I'ull, prrahlrnl of the 'loaalmaater club, John Argetslhger,
aeeretary-treaaurer, la standing at the left.
Lid Clamped Down In Hot
Springs, But Not Forever
TIIKATMI'.ST
Kdwni Haiiley. 203S Arthur, waa
patched tip by Dr. Clrorge II. Adler
late Htiuday nlitht uflrr apparently
having been the licr In what police
termed a (titnar fight at the Itoundup
tavern on H. 1)1 h.
Th light waa over when polio
arrived and tin other four or five
rnntrttant had left, but llanlry waa
on the floor knocked out. He waa
brought to Uie police autlou for
treatment.
putting up
berries?
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VfG-Hn
Mini on- SUGAR
ny iiai. novi.r.
HOT HprtlNOH, Ark., May 3d HPi
Th IIU0.000 a night poker giimr
are over In thla nntlonnlly known
health reaorl, but aume citizen waul
them back.
lliey are afraid that reform will
coat Hot Spring, long aa wide open
aa any city In America, the patron
age of many of the half million
vlallora who come here annually for
vacation fun or healthful batha.
Right now the lid of civic virtue
U clamped on tighter than a '.
II derby on a 7'i-ahw head. The
big caalnoa that groaaed 130.000.000
a year are ihut even the two-bit
Cirhboardt are gone. 'Hie fancy
kle hihiu are cl(cd.
"You can atlll place a bet on the
horara," complained one realdenl,
"but It a on a curbatone baala,''
Th new era began lal December
after a group of Ola led by Hldney
If. McMath, former marine combat
offlrer, overthrew Milltlcal machine
force headed by Leo 1'. Macliugh
11 ii. mayor fur twenty yeara.
The profeaalonal gambler prompt
ly cloaed up, and "Leo of Hot
elprlnga." a dapper a dreaaer ua the
lute Jimmy Walker of New York,
la under 15 Indictment charging
bribery, mlauae of public tunda and
other unpleaoahl tlilnga.
The qocnllon coufroutlng Hut
Sprlnga now u, "Huw long will the
lid ttay on?"
Home supporters of Uie Ol "clean
up" campaign uulal Uial It leader
ran not on a platform of "blue-noae
reform" but only on a platform to
oual machine politic and reatore
clean election.
Theae. supporters believe that Hot
Spring will open up again.
The niaa of visitors here come
merely to real and treat Ihclr ail
ments with hot mineral batlu. Uut
thousands of playboys alto come ,
who Ilk to gamble and seiid freely, j
On long term resident told me: t
"Home visitors who used to stay '
months now take the regulur three
week course of batha and then leave
because they say there Is nothing
to do any more." i
Trad has fallen off some In the
last month but It la uncertain yet !
whether this Is a result of the shut
down of the gambling house or
Just a normal drying up of postwar
spending.
Tlie businessmen along Central
.venue, the chief thoroughfare, are
divided on whether the town should
be oien or shut
"The general feeling Is that It
there la to be Bumbling the com
munity should benellt from It," laid
one. "The profit shouldn't go to
one Individual or one group."
A grand Jury estimated that the
local gambling syndicate earned
gross pro! I Hi of II.I171JI28 from 14
casino whlla Uie city collected only
some 130.000 hi "chicken feed" fine
against bookies. I'll grand Jury
said several local gambler made
mora than 1100.000 a year and one
paid tax on an income of 1176,000.
(Jumbling Is a felony In Arkansas,
but enforcement of the law Is largely
left to local officers.
One veteran observer put the
situation this way:
'This town runs In cycle. First
there Is machine rule and the town
Is open. Then there Is a reform era.
Then machine rule come back, and
the town re-open.
"It's been an off-and-on matter
like that for a hundred years. But
the machine era are generally
longer than the reform eras."
'nils may be of Interest to 400
worker In the closed casinos. They
are now unemployed.
Belgrano New
Bank President
Prank N. Belgrano Jr., president
,.f Die Central Bank of Oakland,
Calif., a- past national commander .
of the American Legion and a tor- !
nier financial adviser to the Unit-
vl mate high commissioner to the
Philippines, waa elected president
of the First National Hank of Port
land at a meeting of the board of
directors HatllrdaV.
O, C. Loreng of Klamath Falls,
vice president and director of th
Institution, today paid high tribute
to Belgrano whom he ha known
for many year. Loreme said that
Belgrano was recognized In the
bunking field as an executive of
the highest order and a man with
a tine personality and ound Judg
ment. With Belgrano' appointment, E.
B. MacNaughton, president of th
bank and well known here, be
come chairman of the board. Mac
Naughton had expressed deslrt
to be relieved of th more actlv
duties of the bank.
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will be approximately 170.000, and
the funds at present contain 17, 000
transferred from a surplus In Uie
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Sleeping Hags Nov 7.99
Reg. 13.9S
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baskets . . ,
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