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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1947)
Klamath Flying km Check Rldee Jack Lambert, Art Cherry and Chet Btlnson were checked out tn aster landings Wednesday from Lakeland's Republic Seabee, by Pen ny Payne. Max Menu was also checked out In water landings In the Seanee this week. CAA Examiner Jack Peoncy was down Irom Portland Thursday and examined Btlnson In the Bcabee, Is aulng him a water ratine, etlnson la now authorised aa a commercial ex aminer and a water plane examiner by CAA. Air Search ' A C-47 from Oadrn, Utah, put Jdown at the local hangar Thursday Tule Sewer Bill Tabled t TULELAKE. June 6 Imminent need for Improvement In the city 'water situation has pushed the pro I posed program for Installation of storm sewers, curbs and gutters ln Ito the background of city council attention and city fathers have abandoned for the time being the iplan to present the sewer question Ju voters at a special election this month. I Attention of the city Instead will (be focused on drilling a new well, bids to be opened either at the next regular council session June 16. or Jit t special session prior to that ! date. Present plans call also for Installation of a softening plant on Iwhich delivery has been delayed for some months. ! Plana as outlined by the coun !cll for increasing the water supply !to a rapidly expanding population I will probably call for a special elec tion to determine sentiment of the fvo'ers on the project that will cost in the neighborhood of $30,000. J Bonding privileges that would have been absorbed by the sewer program twill be transferred to the water project. The city's water aupply now t comes from a 2000-foot well In the city park and In dry cycles that 'water department is unable to com (with demands for city water for i sprinkling gardens and lawns, in addition to regular domestic use. Harry Beck To Head Dorris Lions DORR IS. June 6 At the regular weekly dinner meeting of the Dorris Lions club held at the Star inn Wednesday evening. Harry Beck was elected president of the group for the coming year. He succeeds Rich ard Fenwick. R. A. Matthews was elected first vice president, and Archie Milligan second vice president Alden Fenwick was re-elected tail twister, and James Campbell was re-elected sec retary. Other officers elected were John Edwards, lion tamer; and Cliff Se vits and Robert O. Gross Sr., di rectors for a two-year term. Classified Ads Bring Results. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 with army men who came in regard to a report on a navy plane clash near Clear lake reservoir. Investiga tion brought out that the crash was an old one and the army men drove out In a Jeep In the afternoon to paint a large yellow cross on the wreckage to show that It has been investigated before. An L-6 flew down from McChord field, also, with other army person nel on the same detail. This old crash has been it ported on several occasions, by pilots flying over the territory for the first time. To Sweden Pete Hedberg, 716 Upham, will leave June 17 at 10 a. m. lor Sweden and arrive in Stockholm June 20, at 8:10 p. m. He will leave Klamath Falls oy United Airlines and arrive in New York June 19 at 3 p. m., taking oft from New York on Ameri can Airlines. Hedbergs wife and sons. Brink and Rudy, left for Swe deil early last summer by boaU Balloons The air is full of balloons lately and airplanes are cnasing them. Matt Finmgan let loose 12 large three-foot balloons this week adver tising his sporting goods store. One of them was reported in Idaho and one was sighted by a pilot from the local airbase who chased it for several miles before he could deter mine what it was. Finmgan has been selling smaller balloons at his store, filling them with helium gas as they are sold. Several of them got away and got caught up on the overhead wires across Mam street, giving It a carni val air. Shorts Leighton Sleight took a recon naissance trip in a PT-1 Falrchild with Lloyd Jones, pilot. Wednesday. Sleight is the "flying photos'" for Lakeland and Joner. Is service man ager for Garrison Equipment com Pny. John O'Connor, music professor at the high school, is taking flying lessons with Oregon Aircraft service. He went up Wednesday with Orove H. Bancroft, pilot. Audrey Reed, secretary for the Lakeland Flying service, is piling up hours in her log book, flying the company's Taylorcralt in spare mo ments. Allen M oca bee. manager of Oregon Aircraft service, is home ill with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mclntyre are moving this week from 4620 Board man where they have lived since September, to 522 Lincoln. They have two children. David. 6. and Mary Ethel. 2. He is manager of the United Airlines. . Crashes Two light planes were reported by Associated Press to nave crasnea this week in various parts of the country. One. owned by Central Air craft corporation. Yakima. Wash., crashed in a field, killing the pilot His name was not given. The plane was heavily damaged. The other crash was a small sea plane which struck In a thickly populated section of Pittsburgh, set ting four houses afire and killing three persons. Lane Named School Superintendent WARRENTON. Ore.. June ( Appointment of P. W. Lane as War renton school superintendent, suc , ceeding James Hatch, who resigned ' after a controversy with the school board, was announced today. Lane has been school superintend ent at Wasco and White Salmon, I Wash. Mayor If Frank Hagu has announced he la retiring June 1 aa mayor of Jersey Cily, N. J- a past he has held for 3t years. He said he would be succeeded by his nephew, City Commissioner Frank Hague Eg gers (above). Supreme Court To Hear Case SALEM. June 6 ifl - The state supreme court announced today It would hear arguments June 17 In the suit challenging the right of State Representative Earl Hill, Cushman. Lane county, to sen's on the state fish commission. The complaint, filed by Sheldon P. Sackett Coos Bay newspaper pub lisher, charges that it is unconstitu tional for any man to serve both In the legislative and executive branches of the stale government. The Marlon county circuit court upheld Sackett holding Hill could not have both jobs. Similar suits were filed against State Senator Merle R. Chessman, Astoria, w ho was serving as a mem ber of the highway commission, and State Senator W. H. Strayer. Baker, who was a member of the state board of geology and mineral lndus- tries. Chessman later resigned from the highway commission, and Stray er died. The suits against Chessman and Strayer still are of record In the supreme court pending disposition ot the suit against Hill. Roycroft To Head Legion Lynn Roycroft was elected com mander at election of officers for nun inuplnnn I.irlnll IMVtL No. 8. held' Tuesday night tn the Legion nan. , iv,, wm MiivtiMl first vice iutiM ...... ... , commander, George Wood, second vice commander: Tom Young, ad jutant and finance officer; Fred Hellbronner, Bob Odcll. Julian Ab bott, Jerrv Thomas, Irene Young and Don Everett, executive com mittee members. ... Delegates to attend the depart nrtnvmii inii in Portland. June 2 27 and 38. are Fred Hellbronuer, Colman O'Lauglilln. Dr. M. E. Cooper, Carl Schubert, Irene vni.no o. n Matthews. Cal Ellis, Tom Young, Qeorge Wood, Oscar Nissen. Angus newion anu rui Otterbeln. Oscar Nissen, chairman of Bea ver Boys' atate, June 29 to July 6, at OSC. reports that 17 boys have been signed up to attend. Rvch boy has a sponsor. U,n,h,Mhin nl tH IWCt 111 re ported at 1034. Automatic pencils. eacn pencil represenung new ,.).- t,,..,.K makliiv - tntl nf TS of these pencils earned by the post, ana sou new memuers miwai ed. Short talks were given by Col. Dewey Powell, past commander of me post, joe xisner w ww veter ans employment service, and Earl lempiar oi nrooaiugs. Make your spring cleaning pay off. Sell those still useful but no longer needed articles through The Herald and News Want Ads. ' Barneti Delivers Address At Tule High Graduation TULKLAKE, June 6 "Any life plans ol man which omit spiritual aid are without foundation, mem bers of the graduating class ol the high school were told Wednesday night at commencement by Kov. David F. Unrnett Jr., pastor of the Flint Presbyterian church of Kla math Falls, In his address to the seniors. The speaker urged that those go ing out Into life discredit the prophets of doom who broadcast thai because of the atomic age the world cannot make a spiritual come back, and to work toward that end. In closing he staled, "Man Is a spirit, and will be held accountable to Ood on that basis." Thirty-one seniors received di plomas from W. O. Hagelslelik trustee of the Siskiyou Joint Union high school board. Awards, presented by Norman Es ter. prtuctai ot the high school, went to Mary Robertson from the Bausch-Lomb Optical company for the most outstanding work In science. Helen Stoddard won the DAK clttsenshlp pin: Herbert Klr by. honors for the most outstanding boy athlete and LuRee Dahle for the most outstanding girl athlete. Ocorge Yost took the award for the highest scholastic honors and Mary Robertson tor scholastic SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING sacrl. nrnlt4 Wars (All Mftfcttl Kstnatl srloa Frca BillwsUt Sewing Machine Service Vr lnSpta4M Dtaltr rt.. (Ill alia Sk.iu Wat New Vaccine For , Influenza Told PHILADELPHIA. June Mv A new vaccine capable of preventing Influenza epidemics such as those that took 15.000.000 lives after World War I has been announced by Dr. Wendell M. 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