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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1947)
y, - fJlMUMli WUttD- .j. ,.;. kdvertlslng Potters Rote Art Awards Robert Hanlster, llrfll superintendent of art in city schools, presents Hob Mahoney flmt award winner, tlonna McVey second, and Mel Hloerhleln, third, with certificates In the Itlckye billboard advertising potter contest. I'rln wlnnlni pollen are ihown In the baokfround. Hessig Writes Of Shrine Journey In Old South 3, H. Hessig, en route to Atlantic City to a national Hhrlne conven tion, has Heen wrllln his Impres lona of the trip from the two-urn tlon train which left Benl temple, Sacramento, over a week alio. Ilia latest observations, written from New Orleana, describe the his torical old city, "The train arrived about 6 a. m. and the 600 convcntlonltea went sight-seeing all day, One trip waa 30 mllea by boat up and down the Mississippi for three houra," Hes sig reported, "A bua took ua on a three-hour trip throuxh New Or leans, the crescent city founded In 1181, that grew up under aeven flugs. Today it la a modern city that has never lout the charm of old world France and Spain, "New Orleana la famous for her Mardl Oraa carnival, historic French quarter, quaint courtyards, antique ahopa and balconied atreela, we may eat in famoua restaurants where there la a vaxt difference be tween dining and merely eating dinner. The Pontnlba apartment, Spanish arsenal. Napoleon house, old mint, the Cablldo, old Absinthe house, Jackson Square, the haunted house and the French market are all very memorable. "The train pulled out at 11-45 p. m., on through Louisiana, Mississ ippi, Alabama and Georgia, pass ing historic points where battlea oc curred between the states." Flying Fish Barge Slated SEATTLE, My 2 ofV-Bought from navy surplus for 116,000, the former persona) piano of Adin. Wil liam F, Halsey la to become the Pa cific Northwest's first flying "fish ; barge." i In place of blue upholstery and private bedroom will be compart ment to hold a cargo of between 10.000 and 18,000 pounds of fish from Alaska for United State mar kets. The four-englned plane la being altered for Its prosaic postwar service for Air Traders, Inc., a con- WANTED EXPERIENCED Sawmill Sawyer Nits Shift l.(5'.j Hour Sawmill Setter Nile Shift UM, Hour Contract Green . Lumber Pilars The Diamond Match Co. Stirling City. Calif. cent organized by former naval Ir transport service officers. "Our first runs will be to Chi cago." aald Richard T. Hinds, one of the organizers. "We'll load the fish from trollers In southeastern or southwestern Alaska waters end fly them atralght through to Lake Michigan." nrAI.D A KIWI, mat rails, Or. WSDHgSDAT, Mar SS, taw, ttn Tart In the New England hurricane Moat meteorite pea to burn al of 1930, salt spray from the ocean great heights, usually, eight to ten damaged treea 100 mllea inland. I mllea above the earth's surface. If you are handy with tools, the navy needs you. Here's your chance to get the finest training, to use the finest equipment the world ha to offer. OUTSIDE PAINTING Guaranteed PRE-WAR QUALITY! Pore Lead and Oil. . or L.T.Z. L'sed Exclusively! Phone Today for estimates and listings for the ROPER and ROPER PSINTINO CONTRACTORS MS Klamal A... rb.na ana Alexander & Young Garage Formerly Leo's Garage Now Ready to Serve You Complete Automotive Service Body & Fender Work Generol Tune - Up Complete Overhaul ' 2861 So. 6th Painting 'Welding Parts Phone 6603 3 Students Win Awards Ip Advertising Contest Amaslng talent I being brought 'Into the light of recognition by the nty all-school art exhibit in progress this week In the auditorium of Fre mont school. Three students received awards ' in til Klckya brtilwurd advertising ' contest, with Bob Mahoney receiv ing first of S2S, Donna Mcvey, sec onu, and Met Bioeckleln, thud. Mahoitey, a Id-yrer-old junior has but one year of art to his credit. He also took an award In the slate American Legion poppy poster con test and plan to major in commer cial art next year. The winning legion poster ha s background ot blue iiirr-linpoaed with star and two link of a chain. One link read "The Veterans," the olher. "The People." At 111 top of lite )Kter are lite words, "The Link To Security," and at th bottom, Buy A Poppy." Although he only received honorable mention in the local content, the state awarded him a fust place for the same poster which has now been entered In na tional comiietltlon. Unusually good work In crayon, water colors, oils, charcoal, pastels, pallrtte-kniie, pen and Ink and vary medium Imaginable 1 on dis play at the art exhibit, done by children from the lower- grade through to high school senior. Slater Speaks At Rotary TUl.EI.AKK. May 28 Directors of tit Kotarv club meeting follow ing til luncheon hour al the last e slot) voted to contribute 1200 to I th city recreation fund and to ' sponsor again the "Institute ot In , lernaUonal Understanding" lecture that have drawn largo audience here for the past three years. During the luncheon hour, Law rence Slater of Klamath Fall, ex army air corn transport command officer, wa Introduced to speak on hi experience In the CBI theater of war. He waa introduced by W. R. Moor. Lawrence Llnd. manager of Carl's market, wa greeted a a new mem ber. r Visiting Rolarlaiur were Stewart Wane, manager of the Siskiyou county fair, Charles Martin, Mar shall Cornell. T. B. Walters, Bob Sproat, Klamath Palls, and the guests were Kenneth Pouch, "Bud" Jones, Tulelake. Oeonie Bloggl, Ssc ramrnto. and- Mr. Slide. Klamath rails. Outstanding among the display Is the work of Pat Baker, a ophomore at KUIIS. Pal' falcon are done from life, from hi own pet birds. Two of his pictures were al first re jected by tiie Carnegie Institute na tional art contest because they were so perfectly executed Uiey were taken for copies, and have been la ter accepted with affidavit from the school vouching for their originality. Not only bird but seasonal scenes, treea, still life, and Imaginative ex cursions are done by Baker in the same masterful way in a many dif ferent medium. Student in the lower grades commended for excellent work arc Beverly Kella of tile seventh grade, whose dog pictures in oil compare with the best. Bob Bosworth, eighth grade, Don Harvey, fifth and Belly Kennen, sixth. Party favor, cut-ouls. silhouettes, flower designs III brilliant colors, work from the woodcraft shops, ali combine to make an Interesting look Into the creative talent of Klamath Pall youngster. Several art Instructor have also put pieces of their own work on dis play. The pictures mounted on easels are those of Instructors. . A navy man's clothing problem is i maan easy aim inexpensive, in addition to the Initial clothing al lowance of 114330 nil enlisted man gets when he first comes Into the navy, he also receive a clothing maintenance allowance of $12 each quarter after tile first year. GIVE HIM A GIFT HE CAN . WEAR For Father's Day June 15 LEISURE JACKET $15.85 up Now showing In wide range of styles and colors are the latest In Leisure Jacket now at 731 Mala Spend the Week-end RESORT! At Klamath Fall you're only an hour and a half from ' one oi urrgon a nnesi summer spoil! 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