Herald and news., June 27, 1947, Page 6, Image 6

f robe Shows
.tee In US
building
ti WASHINGTON, June t? (
w Chairman Taber (K-N.Y.I Mid
pi Thursday that home appropria
ntlooa eoeamltlee Invrstlf alion of the
Jedrral heawlnf administration "hu
unrated sharking rat and inrffl
rwienrr In the natioa'i sabsldisrd
irihousinf program."
I In a sleletneut elaboratln. oa
ni previous repefia, Taber aald in-
"Unrn al fraud and payretl pad
usdlnc" vera found. Ha added:
I -Tha CIO seeine to be permitted
rlto run 1-oe-wlld amon the employes
.-particularly In the Sao Francisco
Kjrefrtonal office where communist
'are on the payroll. . . .
' t Little Progress
"Tha housliw authority has made
- jlitUe or no proa rea in the disposal
a wit permanent war housing and In
. (stead of ma in them available to
veterans, is seeking to perpetuate
Ithem as mutual low cost project to
Punt present tenanu In a manner
tv.that will keep Hum under goveru
a ment supervision for 65 years.
ei At Aodabon, N. J- laorr aaia in
irYMliiaton found a "CIO effMal
itwlth oommunlst affections, offprint
ytLM eaeh for aome SO hemes
tVarhfrh cost J50O0 each, and asserting
Igbaldlr lhat either the cooperative
"of which he waa president would
, get them or the tenant would re
.'fuse to move and refuse to pay
rent. Travel expenses ana aoaoie
5 time for aervlcea were paid to him
'?! and other to tome to Washington
tn riiviu this offer.
;1 Taber aald the Investigator! found
"J Instance "of collusion in the award-
lB ln of contracu, kickbacks and ex-
' h ipklunt costs"
3
Caucasians
k J (as I
'.MUSI KUie
VANCOtrVER. B. C. June 27
(CP The tremendous needs of the
rwtv&r worid must be met by the
'English-speaking people, Carl B.
oiRir nf Milwaukee. Wis., president
, ,of the American Bar association told
J members of the Vancouver Bar a
laociatlon yesterday.
I -The English-speaking people
snow are contesting with an Ideology
' .whet has none of their principles
of democracy." ha aald. "It Is the
V 'greatest challenge to our lnstltu-
tlons ever to come to us."
1 Pour nations China. India. Japan
1 "and the Philippine today were
1 'forming new constitution and gov
' eminent and, in each case, major
J , principles of democracy ware be-
Inff Incorporated. ,
' "If we keep those government in
'line with our Ideals, there will be
' 1.6tX)O00M0 people under democracy
I to 400.000,000 under a totalitarian
i state." he said. "If we lose them,
Fthe position will be reversed."
South Sixth To
.Be Decorated
1, Flags will ' be Oowa over the
: Fourth of July holiday in front of
i . many of the business souses on
' . Boath th and tentative plan call
I for overhead arrangement, of red,
white and blue bunting. "
j. Flaaj. furnished by the Klamath
' 1 Falls poet, American Legion, were
ii sold to the merchant through the
I i i rmirtesv of Raloh Fuller of Fuller's
j Gift who wa responsible for dls-
tributiyi and collection. The eaa-
utmim win Mumiw "
I sockets plaeed in the stdewaau at
I the same ttase the esraet was swr
1 f aeed.
K la moth's Volunteer Fire Department Of 1912
F" " V X'- . U . -,J. -v..
I'. " n j ..V, -!. ! ; ?' f, '-k V
rJ vx.-fj-u . . uii -,-r, the blet badie of the let doe to his high office a chief of Klamath Falls' volunteer
fire department of M years ago. This pictare waa taken in 191S. and members are: first row. left to right, IHear Brenneman. . V. "BUI
HtoastonTB. T -Mae MeKlmess. J. W. Argravea. Keith K. Ambrose. ( bow fire chief . K. C. "Home" Dale; second row. mb Walker, lone of
tVoritT police olficersl. George TagnoU Uovd L. Low. mow sheriff I. Harry Goeller. ChaHey Humphrey. Ed Gewaa. Chief Wakefield. Dave
Keavon! Ee. Teer; Up rowSrville French. Jk Hunsaker. Jea. H.nsaker. Chtie Biehn. Will -Slick" Wilson. Len Bo, and 8a
Woodard. The group fcs posing before the brand new hook and Udder truck. buUt by the department, and hand drawn. I pper left earner Is
the top of the old roonly jail, and the roof in the background la the old eoanty cearthoaae.
Pilot Hocks
Private Plane
SANTA UAHUAHA. Calif . Juno
37 M'i A private plane s stolen
from Santa Barbara airport eu
naidii nmlit. nolle reported tixtay.
itesjm'e etloru of Ita owner to keep
It Oil Uie grouiul oy arirun in imi.
'ill- ,M,ifi oiiwi bv U. W. Ciu.
moil. Ooleta mcn-lmnt. finally muile
a wobblv tukvolt alter Crlsinona
trlend. Karl Hill Jr. chased II all
over the field In his automobile,
ncllre snld.
l ne sequence ii rctn w,-i.
when airport official phoned Oris
mon hi craft had token off with
out getting tower clearance.
CrlMiion and Karl riianeu to im
port, and shortly allerward the
plane rnine In fur a landing. I Crls
mon seied It tall assembly, The
pilot gunned the engine and sped
ernttlnillv across t lie field while
Hill tried to head It oft with his
automobile.
It linallv got Into the air and re
turned half an hour later, skimming
the ground Just ahead of a cummer-
rial airliner, but was oft again
without touchlug II w heel. Later I
a similar plane wllhoul lights at
tempted to land at ttaiita Mart
airport but passed on.
jjilrr Crlsmon's p 1 a n e. with
broken propeller and smashed un
dercarriage was found oil Ooleta ,
beach weat of the airport. There
was no sign of the pilot, who made !
Ilia lumling In tog mid darkness. 1
Main Street Sign
Work Completed 1
Work nf rcplucliig missing tile 1
around the busineu sign at 800
Main was completed touuy and with
the work of putting ip the new
sign the ord "Kverbody'a" has-'
been dropped from the name "Pay
less Drug."
bcaftoluing Ims been up around
the entrance of the Payless drug
store tor the past three days and
chips of uiorur have been (lying.
Manager Noel Flyun has been with
the alote (or the past four months.
He'came to Klamath Falls from
Portland.
The British call a shock absorber
a "hydraulic djmper "
nsaVl.s a nsws, HisMsik rn.
fKIIIAT, Juki ita
...I-. U.u.lMm I'lllh
The Henley Hwiters club met
Bimitiiv, June 16. al Mmiie park.
A No (or the Henley pollurk tllnurr,
which brought about 100 people. In
cluding 4-H club members and their
fiimlllra. The main event wns the
Imseball (nine between the Henley
I'lg club members and the Henley
rtlircp club members. Jimmy Hwlft
waa chroeu a captain for the pig
club team. The Henley Hooters
club won Ih game by a score of DO
to lJ.
Visitors at the club Hireling were
Hose Bears, ltevsrly Perry. Billy
Parson. Mr. and Mjs. Hwlfl anil
Mis. Barrett.
The nest meeting of the Henley
Rooter club will be held June 39
at the home of tdtwln Keady. The
next meeting of the Henley Hheep
club will sImi be on June 30, at the
home of Dot Ann Plcjnlng. '
Men between Ui ages of 17 and
la years of age f enlist In the
United H((c navy tor either three
year or for mliiorlly only.
Turn llioso no-longer-uaed articles
Into rash now I Herald and News
Wnut Ails are Inexpensive and bring X
quick result.
L0.0.M.
White Pelican
Legion No. 146
Regular Meeting
Sunday, June 29
2:00 P. M.
Final Arrangement
for July Convention
Ceremoniol
REFRESHMENTS
-FASHION PARK"--
Weitern-weor
at
Drew's
COYBOY
BOOTS
For man, woman and chll
dren, Fomoui brondi uch
at Stawart, Olian-Sfaliar,
and Notono.
From
8.95 to 49 50
Food Payroll
Spirals Up
ALEM. June 27 Oregon'
food processing Industry payroll to
taled 46,7M.0O0 last year, compared
with only 11216.000 10 years ago.
the state unemployment compensa
tion coariauaslon said today.
The coasmisaion said it doubted
whether the Industry' payroll would
increase that year because of smaller
crop and uncertain market con
ditaoris. Canneries paid Slt.764.000 In
wage but year, or 3 per eent of
the entire, industry. Bakeries were
second with 6.88.000. and meit
product third with t5J6.000.
Meat packers had the greatest em
ployment Increase. Jumping from
935 in 1936 to 2266 last year. Can
neries jumped from 8148 to 9812.
and baker; Jobs increased from 1608
to 2362. Confectionary employe
dropped from 170 to 155.
Tha nunmittlnn uiri mil II V rfln-
nery workers are Idle because of
1 , i - V. n k-an
oerry aim iu.v wvi '"6
hit by rain.
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Eleanor Not In
Social Register
X1C-W VnUV Tun- nrt (Si The
new summer edition of the Social
Register, which does not include the
name ot Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt,
only lists the, names of socialities
who are not to be found at the
winter addresses given in previous
edition, it was exnlalned today.
; The explanation followed press
! reports that Mrs. Roosevelt's name
. . A Kju.,, aWnnMl from the nwister.
I ur imi. I". 1 1 nf r . waa droorjed when
he wed Actress Faye Emerson, his
'third wife.
Malin
Cab Service
Da and Heat Serrle
Matin
. Rananaa
MarriH
Klexnavh FaHt
Phone 125 Malin
5
APRICOTS
Lug . $1.35
MALLORY'S W MARKET
Merrttl-Lskeview Junction Phone J0
RAYMOND DAIRY
MILK CUSTOMERS
Wa wmI, to announce tha talc of our retail milk
rout to Claranca "Shorty" Eattburn
effective July 1st
We want to thank all our cuitomert for their post
patron a e otfd know you will continue to receivo
tho very best ot service and doiry products.
RAYMOND DAIRY
WELDING CLINIC
Dement rating Lew-Temeeroture Welding Rods
7 P. M., FRIDAY, JUNE 27
BUSSMAN'S
WELDING SUPPLIES
834 Kkmoth Ave.
Phone 3443
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the advantages the new
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you're in town sod let us
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earning your friendship and patronage by sound business policies and prompt,
efficient service. We have great faith in the glowing future of our community . . . we'
have backed that faith with expanded facilities for the sale and servicing of Lincoln
and Mercury motor cars. We stand ready to serve your every motoring need.
Plan now to come in and see the new Lincoln and Mercury models. And we'd like to
show you our modern Service Depart-
ment, too, where your service require
ments are handled faster, better, with
savings to you. It's the kind of service
that makes and keeps friends. .
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111 Mala
ARR0W SHIRTS.
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Celebrate the
in
Maid
PARADE 10:30 a. m.
RODEO and RACES 2 p. m.
BARBECUE 12 noon
v WATER CARNIVAL 1 p. m.
CHILDREN'S SPORTS 2:30 p. m.
BASEBALL GAME
House of David vt. Harlem Globa Trotter's
4:30 p. m. ,
.MISS AMERICA CONTEST
7:30 p. m.
SODA CELEBRATION 8:30 p. m.
STREET DANCE 9 p. m.
FIREWORKS 9 p. m.
The Rogue Valley's
Biggest Celebration
t
Ashland. Ore.
July 4th
IN MAN MOTOR COMPANY
HYDRAULIC CONTROL
Brown Equipment Co.
424 So. 6th
PHONE 6437
3M9 Bo. 6th
Phone KK