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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1947)
Cricket DamaqeHeld Very Little "IIKI'I'NKII, Ori Juno II ll'i Mur ninil cricket ri brlnu lukcli pretty much In ulrldi- hr In Mnrmw mid adjacent rntintlr. Muriiiw County Aleut N. CI. AiiiIkikoii until IikIkv, v illi control wink liuvlnii been under ny ilni'i March 10. Apparently iermuiicnl reaiilrnls of deaerl country In the "III army Imnili. InB ramie near Himriliimn. the rrlrk pk Imvc licim morn Irmilili'some limn UHimi IHIn .vcnr, Anclprann hnltl, but have eauaeil little actual damage. I'oleiitlal Thrml Tilt limjor liid'ntntlini ureil are around I"" i"'1' 0''ll wlln l'"l" ilgl threat aliiliK 11 'J J -1 1 1 1 1 o limit .n friini Huller creek on Ilia . . .. Uflll..W xfKftlf llll Ill IL'KHt. MM I" ...... 'I'll la I MiuUiuml of tlin Onlnnni-e arra Wllerr H Heavier aiim-a uaa been controlled. -A...t-xni aulil IhA cilrkpla llHVt ,,.nr.rnlr(l mi milch H 300 frrt Into wtiealllelil nloiiu five-mile atrctch bill for llifl moat port ore lillilillnic away oniy J" ,vv l"r i"-"'"'- The female, he aalil. appear lo be icmalnlita- ll the ctcnerl where they are laying eime. .... . .... i, w Ilium f li- da have not been attacked In other yritrn ere .iinwiim miiiid concern, the county aient nld. but ho called the alum tioit "tuitlcr control" ami not alarm- ln. Ground Broken For Buildings Oround won broken thin week for two new bulldliia on South Sixth. Ooiwtrurllnn will ct under wny within 30 dy fr Hie eon racta building with brlrk far to be lued by Vern Hcliiirlticn mid How aril A. Uurklmrd. building rmi iraclor. a heailciiarler. The alructur Will lve floor apace of Ml by 100 feel mid will be locnled lirnt to the building formerly oc cupied by Uo garotte, now ciper led by Alrxamlcr end Young, foundation work l under at the Inleraecllon of H. eth mid Kaal n mil for it eiipcr nervlre latlon be ing put up by the Shell Oil com. CnyT Tti building will be two y unit with lubrication room nd waah rack nd will lie ready for bmmcu in abmil o dy. according lo K, O. Newblll. local niminiier, who did not announce name of the proa pectlve mmmiier. W. U. Miller li ttie contractor. t Nearlng completion at wj no. nui II a pumice tile and concrete build llig belli put up by W. Ford Uh man. to b ued a a general weld Ui ahop. lhnmn, emiiloyed for il year In aircraft weldlin came era with Mm. Lehman lajt Or eember from Han Dleco. McColloch Named Travelers Head .' HPOKANK. June (.Vi- Or on Trail Travelern, hoat to the Parlflr Norlhwest Stntionera' a .tlon annual incrting today, ejfrrled Robert C. McColloch, Scnttle. to the lieoup prealdrnry lat nlaliU- Tlie travellnf repreMiilatlvea of the alatlonery Induatry alo named Robert Davla, Portland, and Charlea Ivana, San rramiaco, vice preal- Senu; F. C. Wllllama. aecrelary. and eorge N. Bummera. Seattle, treaa- On Wey To Triol V i ' , ' si,,' J& Locker refund were made and renort card! handed out between 8:30 and t thl morning, after which there wa ovMinbly to wind up the year bualneaa, T n e atiueiio department gave out numeroui award to atu denta ouUUnd' .., .n ilim haa etball, tennla. bane Dal I ana track team and to the Olrla Ath letic aaaoclatlon membera. Coach Wayne Scott pre- nei tea ma accuuu team with gold baaketballe engraved ...iil. ,U U.i'a nam " K " alld Willi H 1C wj m .., -- - "Ulatrlct Champ" along- with gold chain. Tlie Daaaeioana by KFLW and the Herald and New: r.....vul lnh nrMunted the chain. Scott aUo made tennl letter award lo me live D'l,;" 1 UM-.j 1 I. triiLaim nana lnvr JmWt Thorn and Cliarle Anderaon who compoted the tennl team. Sixteen member oi me Daaeoan team that went to the late tourney and their manager were prewnted their malor port letter by their couch, li Kyan. Uurlhg tne enure seaiwii to uuyn turned out for track, working with ....! Tttl artA Itnh Hunrlfirfthott.. conche; of theo, 18 were today pre aented with their winged "K'." The two manager aio receiveu vimir award. Of the boy receiving letter nine graduated thl year and nine will return for next year a aeaaon. Deller aluo prenented the Wildcat team memoer aim wicir eight letter. aa n nil awnrna were made In the 'form of certificate entitling the girl to tneir reapeciive award at a later date. Advlner Lola Ann Scott gave oui id numeral, lx "K'" and four "O" which aio entitle the girl to wear ner nrai year atrlpc. t ne nignenv awaru, nic ond year lrlpe, went to Belle DorU r .11 Tnt I I'll IVIIMCII VIIU V - " ' Kollowlng the presentation of the aenlor gift to the achool, the Mag navox radio-phonograph, the tudent body oincer ior iw year troduced. At that time the presi dent gavel was urrendered to Bill Southwell by retiring Student Body r. ..i.l..., tlan I a ranll T' ... zinnia n-rlfvla flniahed the morning and completed achool for thl ', cnooi year. Marching In the commencement exercise Wedneaday nignt were hub I graduate; the clan roll on the program numbered 201. Of theae a few will return for tummer school, June 0 to July 18. The ret now will claim varloua other alma mater thl fall when college take up or tart right off working their way through life. For thoae who will return let' take a brief look at the achool cal endar. Next year September 5 la the day to keep In mind a the flrat day of achool with registration for clause. September 1 to 4 I et aalde ior teacner organizational worn; me annual Freshman day will be held on the afternoon of September 4. The following Monday, September 8, regular classe will commence. V (Columnist' note: This, then, Is the last High School New column until about next September 6. With the wonderful cooperation of Prin cipal Stanley Woodruff, the faculty, and a great number of the student, writing the column has been great tun Inatead of real work.) H'aAI.D NRWt. KUmala F.llf, Oft. rMBAT, Jaaa , lilt, Fa !. only Stassen' European trip was discussed. In separate new conference, both aald there was no domeatlc political algnlficance to their meeting. Dewey I conaldered a contender for the presidential nomination again. Dewey will entertain Oovernor Karl Warren of California, another possible republican candidate tor the party' prealdentlal nomination, in Albany tonight. Warren u to apeak at Union college at Scheneo tady Sunday. Classified Ada Bring Reaulta. Dewey, Srassen Confer Today NEW YORK, June 8 IPt Oovernor Thoma E. Dewey, 1044 republican grealdentlal nominee, and Harold E. Lassen, only avowed candidate for the 1048 OOP nomination, conferred today, with both asserting afterward WILLIAMS MECHANIC'S HAND TOOLS Socket Wrench, individual or in Mi. Open and or box and wranchei. "Superjuttobfa" (Crescent type) wrenchei. Screwdriver. KLAMATH MACHINE Spring and Elm Phone 5141 & Locomotive Works MILL SUPPLY DEPT. tloui la Chandler, 5. charged with treason against the t'nlted Ktatra. walka la hla trial opening In Itoalon. He I handcuffed lo V. K. Itepuly Marahal Michael Harry, 'handler I accused of having broad cast fur the nasi under tha pauedo name of "Paul Revere." AP wlrephoto Morse Opposes Labor Legislation WA8IIINOTON, June v- Labeling the compromise labor bill "an Impracticable and unadmln tutrable law." Senator Morse I it- Ore. I told the senate yesterdny he will oppose the measure when it comes up to a vote. Thl bill I a far cry even from the senate bill," Morse aald. It la unfair, deatructlve of legltl mate labor rights and unworkable. It must and will be opposed by work ing men. I think It makes a dia antrous contribution to Die nation economic wealth and well-being." Power Company Asks Kilowatt Increase BOISK, June t lA'i Announcing, a trebling of demand within the last 10 yeara, Idaho Power company di rectors yesterday euthorlwd appli cation to the federal power com mission and tate commissions for fermlsslon to construct a 140,000 llowalt capacity, power plant on the Bnake river north of Hunting ton. Ore. , The company now has an 85.000 kilowatt capacity plant under con struction In the Hngerinan valley In Idaho, President C. J. Strike said. ' Classified Ad Bring ffcsulu. irr. -COUPON" Baa tan ePn ll l III mall at.aal alaammt lilt 'Mfbrl rilaSlalMa. If alanla Ihla I mania Ikar IU lilaam Sarlna Una- n a artan Ital naiSana ) naararlan, oraian. p.M.aa-HM Plua ' I Federal I Tax SATURDAY ONLY 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M Supply Limited Krhig Aft This Ad JIC With Only and Receive One Beautiful Simulated ZIRCON RING OR BIRTHST0NE RING Than ilmulalaa Zlrron rlnai raprnanl Iha"" mail ahlll at mftdarn aclaur. TIhuimihIi cil IhMa rlnca hava laan aold lliroualioul Iba oomilry, many lo promlnam ipla wlm rar lliniti l"r nitiat nerailona. Hulilart lliam lo mott an' sum it K-.I. You will ba amawd tluaranlaa coara larnla ( Jnounllnsa and lo nl alnna. Thc.a aia aaan oft dlplay In amarl ahop wlndowa n rifth Avanua and llolliwood Bmilavatd al niurh huhar prlcai. Umll You mar buy ono lo (our '""' MEN'S RINC8 ARE $1.40 I'P Better Assortment of Oold Over Sterling and Solid Sterling Stiver Kings and Blrthstones 1 QQ . ! at ... up I Stall Oldara aaraala at laia m. rrlSay. riaaaa Ini'iaaa Mrollan alia ar taSaral anclasa WALGREEN DRUG STORE SATURDAY ONLY 10:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. So Select Gift From Drew' For Hit Day, June IS That Are "Tops" ARROW I MANHATTAN SHIRTS A large selection of these famous shirts in both whites and colors ore in stock. 3.25 to 5.00 Alio MATCHING TIES & HANDKERCHIEFS ARROW Sport Shirts Colorful summer patterns that "DAD" will appreciate. 3.25 up KINGS MEN TOILETRIES The finest on the market today. In 23K Gold 5.00 In Cryrtol 2.50 LARGE SELECTION BILLFOLDS With his name printed in gold free of charge 4.00 up. DREW'S MANSTORE H3 Main Phone 3463 iTRY FOR A 9-tWL CfotCoUhXb "teteETE rteijfHrFREr vou'" win 4 i FIVE PRIZES five complete art ceunei FREE including Drawing Outfiti (Value of each curie, $240.00). 1 FREEI Each conlcilanl lubmllllno drawlna of luHiclanl mttlt will jl t ! srading and our opinion ai lo whtthti hit ei hat laltnl li woilh dtvalopin J. ' Vocational Training (or talented artistic pertoni it of tremendous impor ! tance. Almoil everything mutt be designed before it can be menufec ! tured. Only talented pertoni can be trained deiignert tad illustrator). ! Splendid opporlunitiei ere available for trained Commercial Artists, S Illustrators and Cartoonists. Many of our former students ere earning ! excellent incomes in the profession. Here'i en opportunity to test ! your talent FREE. ' Rar.KS: Cnnlailanta mull ba imnlaura. Our ahidaolt not HtlUe. I. Mlkt com at M , Inchaa hlab, on papar 7 Inchti hlih. Draw only tha i:l, aat tha lallarloi. 1. Dia only h.ii a. Nfn rir.ain.. ill h rahiraad. i. Print vour aama. aitdraal (Iowa. lona ntimbar, countv, ilata), aaa, phona flumbar and praaant occupation on back of drawing. I( you lira la an apartmanti aiva aparlmant numbar. I. All drawlnaa mult ba raealyad by It you lira la an apartmant. a'ra aparlmant numbar. 9. an arawtnaa mua 1 Juna JOIh, IM7. Prlia wlnnfiif dcawlnii will ba aalKttd by our lacullj. Dept. 2283, 800 Bo. 4th Slrfcot, Mlnneapolli 15, Minn.aJ HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO BE "Miss AMERICA" Girls! Enter NOW for the title of "Mill Klamath Falls." Local winner will go to Seasida July 25, 26, 27, to compata for tha titla of "Miss Oregon" ... tha winner to go to Atlantic City. Local firms will sponsor you . . . it't your chanca to win! Winners in Atlantic City will ba awarded scholarships as shown below. -RULES FOR CONTESTANTS- 1. Contestant muat be citiaen of the city, tate or territory In which local eonteat I held, unleu attendlnr collcre In date . where he enter eonteat. She may not . compete In more than one Official pre liminary Content each year. 1. Contestant muat be alnfle and never . hare been married, divorced or had mar riage annulled. t. Conteatant'a age on September 1. 1947, hall be not less than eighteen, nor more than twenty-eight yeara. 4. Contestant muat be of good character and poaaesa polae, peraonallty. Intelli gence, charm and beauty of face and figure. I. Contestant must posseaa talent, auch a singing, dancing, dramatic ability,, play ing a musical Instrument, or give a three-mlnute talk on the career aha wlshea to pursue. 6. Contestant must be of good health and of the white race. 7. Contestant may be either amateur or professional. t, The winner of the Official State or Key "City Preliminary Conteat will receive tree transportation to Atlantio City, New Jersey, and return, llrt-clss accommo dation and meal at a leading Atlantio City hotel, and a wardrobe, consisting of three or four evening gowns. Transporta- tlon and wardrobe will be supplied by organisation sponsoring Official Prelim inary Conteat and the Miss Amerlc Pageant will provide hotel accommoda tions and meals while competing in National Finals in Atlantio City. 9. If for any reason contestant winning Of ficial Preliminary Conteat is disqualified or released from appearing in the Miss America Finals at Atlantio City, then the next choice of the Judges shall be considered the winner. 10. No employee of a sponsoring organisa tion, nor resident of Atlantio City, N. J., la eligible to enter the competition. LOCAL CONTEST June 27 - Pelican Theatre FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CALL BOB LOWE PH. 7129 SPONSORED BY 20-30 CLUB KLAMATH FALLS l ,rikSJ"'nar.i ilf .0ihi I ' 14." -Vn-rlcfr. 7i" ,', Sea.i At LAKESHORE IS I And Listen To The Toe Tinkling Rhythms of FRANK MOREHEAD and eee 'The Stylists; OPENING NIGHT CROWDS RATED ENTERTAINMENT ; A YOUNG MUSICAL ORGANIZATION WITH VERVE PLAYING THE MUSIC THAT KLAMATH FALLS WANTS ONLY 50c COUVERT EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT tM4M4MIIII H'I ,...rr To Forget Life's Bore ... Try Lakeshore .--..v Dial 9063 for Reservations CO Week-iEimdl IP SATURDAY and MONDAY Garbage Cans, 20-gal. ..... 2.95 Silex Top, all aluminum . ... 1.98 Pressure Cooker 12.95 4-Qt. Kromex. Kitchen Table, all metal . . 6.95 Electric Iron, Feather Way . 7.95 Aunt Sue's Dry Cleaner, gal. 75c Teakettle, 6-qt. ..... .1.19 Baby Car Seat, 1.69 value . 1.39 Car Aerial, 66-in. . . . . 2.49 Hydraulic Brake Fluid, pt. . 59c Penetrating Oil and Gun .1.19 Rear View Mirror, door mount 98c Tool Box, 7x7x16 in. . . 1.98 Top-o-Car Carrier . . . 1.10 For Fish Poles. Crank Case Desludger, qt. . 29c Chrome Chairs . . . . 6.95 Red Uoholstery. 011 Floor Furnace . . . 119.95 50.00 BTU. Keys Made, duplications only 20c Shotgun Shells . . . . .1.95 12 Gauge, High Base. Vise, 5-in. with floor base, 18.95 Phone 6248 Locally Owned c Butterfly Hinges, pair . . 30c Coping Saws . . ... 25c Wall Size. Rex . . . . 29c Rural Mail Box ... . 2.39 Lawn Mower . . . . 18.95 16-ln. Ball Bearing. Pick-up Cart . . r . 5.75 U-in. Rubber Tires. Log Chain . . ... .15.95 , IS Ft, 20,000 LOS. Hot Water Heater. 40-gal. 114.95 Double Element, 1000-1500 Watts. Toggle Switch, surface type 25c Pull Chain Sockets ... 39c Fluorescent Kitchen Fixture 6.89 t Lite, 20 Watt, with Tubes. Twisted Lamp Cord, ft. . . 3c Lantern Batterv. 6 volt . . 55c 35c 35c 7.95 Dairy Thermcrrter . . Insect Powder, D.D.T., can Garden Cultivator ; . 24-ln. Wheel. . . .: Milk Pails, 12-qt. Gasoline Pump . . . . 10 Gallons per Minute. Coleman Gasoline Iron . Corner 11th and Main Nationally Organised 59c 13.95 7.95
