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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1947)
Grain Yield Drop Seen ODKHHA, Wash., June 0 III') Hundreda of tliuuuinda of acrea of Knatern Washington wheat land will bear only a (ruction of laat year'a yield thla aummcr, grain dealera predicted today, Although aoaklng rnlua fell over a largo part of Iho Northwest during the laat aeveral day, rain waa potty over the lilg Bend country with the Southweat Mo tion receiving little or .no relief, W, (l. Rnuguat of the Odeaaa Trading company, grain dealera In Southwestern Big Bend, aald aev eral hundred thoilaand acrea there will produce no more than half of laat year'a crop IS buahela per acre or leaa. Ten thouaand or 18,000 acrea of new land weat of Odeima will not be harveated, he aald, unleaa rain come "Immediately," J. D, Urquhart of the Union Ele vator and Warehouse company at Llud aald yield in that area would be 26 to 30 per cent under last year. export policy committee'! new quota for the quarter now la 30S.000.000 'board feet, with that of the next quarter being aet at 360.000,000 board feet. The Increase waa granted to main tain operation of tidewater lumber mills aet up chiefly for tha export trade. The export lumber, Cordon aald, la not used domestically but the mills, while operating, do pro duce eome finished material for domestic housing. . aaai.p a wawa, m.m.ia ru, ore. raioAT, Jaae e, Mat, rte Itoe Last Potline Of Plant Closed Down LONOVIEW. Wash., June ( The third and last potline of the Reynolds Metals company alum inum reduction plant closed yester day. President R. 8. Reynolds aald Ui shutdown, to laat a year, was to permit extensive remodeling of tha plant. Lumber Export Increase Shown WASHINGTON, June 8 MP) An Increase of ao.000,000 board feet In the export lumber quota for the three-month period ending June 30, waa revealed today by Senator Cor don, K-Oro. The Oregon republican aald the , Klamath Art association la the Witnin o( a nnwly uriiunliwd iiroiip liirmeri Ml a niroHim held Tuondity vltli Vern Bwuiiaeii aa temporary ihnlnnnn. Twcnty-Ilve persona wore errncllt, Tli urolip was Incorporated as a non-profit urgiiiilmiiUiiii lor the pi 11 mollim of tiih'iit In art niul vriifis Iti thin domiminlly, mid Ui brlnii to Klnnmlli Falls famolia ml exhibits Hint itra now hy-piiiuliiK thla city. The next niMllnv uf KAA will be Olaaaea In art and ornfU, Incltid Inn weavlUK, metal work and cera mica, will be alarted aa aoon aa pos alble and the nanoiilntlon pinna to aponaor a Junior group of talented atudenla at a Inter date. A kiln haa been promised for bnkhiK cnrnmlisa, UketufiliiK trlpa will be a part of the ii ok nun which la expected to be In full bwIiik thla aummcr. PI LES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALISATION lA , Na Laia at Tim Psrmaatnt NtsHIUI OR. E. M. MARSHA Chlreerafftle Pbnle1a. tt N lib Snq.lra Tbaalr. !( Pbaita loss Badgera that live In cold cllmatei hibernate. Sports Afield. ASPIRINS hild June IT, lit Utti tmrlMli limine ol Ht. Paul Episcopal clmii'li at 8 p. in. when tilt) charier Kroiip will be I Tiiriui'd, Aiiyunn interested in tno rntiibllMimont of audi nil ii'Kniil.n (lull If welcome to attend tills input Ilia mid does nut need to bo mi artist, A temporary oniialltutliin la now In the lunula of the allorncya, Klamath Art Association Formed To Foster Exhibits StJoseDhfA 111 Reserve Cruise Schedule Out HiimplM of cm Intra available to mcinbera u( the U. H, nnvnl reserve, ! are announced by John H, Martin CHM UBNH, Klamath Paha Meruit- I 1 1 itc oince. IJcpiirlhra dates Hated are from fllnttle, Wah and cruise of two ' week duration are made on ! (tcaUoyorn. June ID, to Hllka; July 3. to Ketchikan: July 17, to Pi lin e Hll- pert: July UI, to Hllkn. Drpurturo ilalea for crulae to Hun Frnnclaco ! I and Victoria are AiiKUal IS. Augunt 3D, Beptcmber IX Hcplcmber 38, ' uoiourr 34 una November 31. i l Many other crulaea are offered ffie rencrvlat, Martin alntca, and are available on rcgurni only. Men join- ; In the rracrvc now are eligible for i ciuiaea ainrtinn June IV. IMHTKKH8 CALL HKATTLK, June 6 trtv-'Ilie coast guard aald that a I'HY-6 coast guard plane piloted by Comdr. Fred wiuin leu I'ort Anae ea tn a morn ing to Investigate an SOU which apparently orlg iiitod at a point 360 miles west or t iinmook. ore. A faint Hon waa first heard at 7 a. in. but It waa not until about 10:30 (hat the algnala became alrong enough for the coast guard to plot a roiiKh bearing. LEGAL NOTICE ' Mill of Timber. Klemeih Inrtlen Hr-r. vatum. ('rnnkati Creek Humr Pine Unll. ft a ltd bid, in dupitra.. on formi provided (he re (nr. mrktl unlaitl. "Htd, , L.'riKitici vrfk Huar rin I'nii" arm aa- dreMl to lh "fiuiaarltttotttlaitl, Klamalh Iftdian Atfanrr, Klantalh Afnry, Or inn ' ttitl It ra!vd until 3 00 o'ciork P M . 1'afifie lliandard lima, on July 1. inif f..r iha nntrhaaa nf ttiarv-liaritathta Nnar ulna Mmhwr, Itmaiad lo ta about 'I Iho million la.niau.oliui foal. II. M . mr I nr Im, on trart wltlitn I ha Klamalh I Indian narvalliin, Owm. dcrlbI a tha "Crnokad Craak Hiiaar !'. Unit ' Tha unit inrttidaa anpn-nlmaialy In0 I arraa Of tirithrau land. A potima amau antount ol auRar pin may b fnund on Inrludad atlaliad landt. (nr which aapa- ' rala approved aontracla nmat altarward . la maiia witn aiiottM natirina iu mm, and on larm almitar la tha rintrari for tha unalUttad tlinnar. Karh hid muil gtala tha prta par thouaand (aal B, M, Rrrlb- ; tar Iclmal C 1 Ufa la that wilt ha paid for timber rut and aratad prior to any raadfuiimant nr raiai a irm-i in tha ronlraft. Nn hid wilt Imp runtdarad nr m than P no pr ihoutand faat n M for tutar plita limber Karh btd muil Im aceontuatilad by a rarllflad rharh In I ha amount nf ailinrum on aolvani hLnk parabla to tha Mrrlal mburiM firnt. Klamalh Aganry, Oran. Tha laixMll wilt ba ralurnad tn uniucraaaful blddara, Tha danoalt of th auarpfu I Dinner win enpiieu e" n - mirchaaa orlra attain! limnar ariuaur rut on tm unit only, or ratainad a 1 liquidated damaaaa If tha bidder ah 1 1 not exarilte tha rontrart and furnlah i atlafariory bond for $ntOtto within o daa from arraplanra of hli hid, Tha ' rlflht lo waiva tarnnirai aaiacia ana , rontrart will p-clfy thai at) da-lgnaf-d 1 1 llmbar ahall ra cut ann nnwna imw the untl prior to April I, IMO. 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Ranter Heel 16 11-Inch Slie 13.95 50 Your Klamath Theatre Guide ESQUIRE TOWER PELICAN PINE TREE RAINBOW FRIDAY NIGHT Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman In "THE YEARLING." Cheater Morris in "BLIND SPOT." Rudy Vallee in "FABULOUS SUZANNE and Teen Agera In "VACATION DAYS." Humphrey Bogart in "DEAD RECKON ING," also "LAW COMES TO GUN SIGHT." "DOWN MISSOURI WAY," plus "ELLIS ISLAND." Store Hours 9 to 5:30 133 S. 8th Phone 5183
