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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1947)
JasinCrop rrospeas Held Good (Continued from I'm 1) downwind curve mid Just Iww far nown uia curve win go nua uuai iieaaineii worried. Tlie whole price structure rliilit now (tri)onda on wuiih mid prlies Hun t Hold mill until mo waue ami Hun sUiaillea, Tlllulaim said. fit lor tin "liaril giKKla" refrig erator, earn, washing iiiuitliluc mid ilia Ilka, (ho price picture la still P'jinlliiV up, doflnltoly. If a iuU Maiuial wage Increase In tilt coal lirlda la giaiiluil, Uia Ink will ue passed aluiig tu Uio elael mainline lurer and relayed to tin IrlloW fcliu buys onioUiliig muds out ol slcl. The corner of the picture devoted to Homing la In a ud shape here III the Kiuliiiilli country, 'ineio la Ii.r Iliui home btlllillng till" spring than luat, mid there la soriiiingiy mi end to tlin coal ol building it house, IuduaUinl building lias alauked oil aa persona Willi money to invent tuka a wultliiK alllluile to m what going to hupiieii iicXl. Illlh Demand I'lue lumber U in mull demand, red 1 1 r la In tulr ileuiiinu bin whim llr, which wna aniiielliing ul u war lime expedient In buiuung, aliiiual WiS. utiii wiintlliu - .1 ... . , . Ilinl eauuj men lire noticing we laming up ul money, loo. finny muses me ollercu lor ame wiui a number ol tukrra coming down. Knd Ita hind to gel a big down payment auyinoie, liiey any. A year ago a prospective purchaser would uiler to lay out third or a hull of the price of a lioiue lie waa buying. Today the buyer ollera down aa low aa MM). A-irently the mall with the rash backlog la becoming tougher, lie can affurd to hold on to hi roll and are what happens, whllt the lellow who ollera mull down laiymeul la the one who hu to find a place la live, mid quick. Hank aavlnga are beginning to level off. The total la allll high, not necessarily derreaalng but not being added onto aa the coal of liv ing eata through the family pay check without leaving much to La nut In the bank. The entile picture gives all Idea of prosperity of a aort tor the next ii mniitlii in the Klamath dbsiii bill there will be adjiittmeiita all along the Hue and money won't flow quite ao freely a In Ilia piul year ana a nair, Chiloquin Pioneer Dies CHH.OOUIM. July 1 On Krl day morning, June 27, one of the oliiUmera ol Chiloquin, Oren Ever ett "loin" Audrewa, died In hu leep. Mr, Andrewa, whoa native alate ' Mlaaourl. had come to Klnninth irounty III IDU7, to C'lilliKiuin more I than 3i year ago. and waa aged I i I M yeara, six monuia ai ma piuui 17 k.. u- i .. . . i I... i.t. ..if. kiVorwl'lora O., two brothera, Herbert of ( e (ixxll, call!., ana Joim ol Kansa 'g kuui City, Mo., and a alater, Blanche Tuoocaou. auo oi Kansas i.ny. Tha deceased worked In the lum per intiimiry lur many ypara am I lie I0J7 haa been aaaoclalcd with the olty ator. Ilia panning will be mourned by many (rlenda. Ward Klamath fun end horn la In charge of final rltea. li I Beaver Boys Elect Heads COnVAI.LIS. July 1 m High achool youths from 61 Oregon towns, here for their annual governmental Iriuon In the American Lrglon apoiuiored Beaver lloya Blate. turned (odny to election of county nfflrera. The 3B4 boys, who nrgniilM! their own government while here, will take tip atute prlmnrlra tomorrow. They named city olllclnla yester day with Dick Kemper rind Don Ilrala, Rnlem. among the five may ors nnmed. Ileal also wna named editor of the mlmeoinnplird dully newspaper of the aculon. Mail Applications ' Not Satisfactory ' BAI.EM, July t Wi-Mnll appll cutlona for hew drtver'a licenses arc being discouraged, ficcrctnry of mate Iloliert s. Farrcll Jr., an iioiiiicrd Bntiirdny. Far too mnny nre defective and hyr to be returned to the aender. FftiWI auld. Ho arivlaed that ap ulcnnM apply In perann to their -learcjil license clerk or examiner. A Hit In Klamath Falls! rVJOAGIC CIRCLE" GUARANTEES you Super-Creamy DEODORANT For you who pride younelf on being extra careful about your body hy gienel Get thli great deodorant dll rovery now introduced locally,,. ibi Humidor Puck tvilb Magic Circli to keep your deodorant auper creamy, luper-ed'cctivc, alwaya. It't yours with new Arrid, the only de odorant (hat protectt you to well thct i important ways! D 1, ArrM really rotati veu tram olfarxilnf lhrt. No other deodorant, nnlr Arrid, nopi periplrailon and odor tn ciTecilTaly yet to lafely, O 1. Arrid really protect! your alaraei, dtopi perinJratlon to prevtmi taini. Wlm American Initiuite of Ijiunderlng Seal "Harmleu to Fabrica." n I, Arrid U really iafa for your hla. "Arrid il non-lrrhatlna." ranorr .laading ikln ipeclallnt. UmiI by many doctor! and nurtei, AntUeptlc. Gentle. Mm "Magle Circle" Humidor Pack to Arrid tuner-creamy. Inn't he half lafe, he Arrld-infc. I lie rrlit. to he imi. All Arrid here hm Magic Lima... It clenrlv marked Humi dor Pack." Buy a jar today-)'Jt plui tax. 2lL Onr luiMlcru mclhod of road-making in which Uycrg of lirokcii ilone are oTcrl wilh lr wi invented in 1830 liy John Muruduin, a Scotch engineer. I hia type rouil ohlaiucd iu name from llio inventor. Forest Closure Goes Into Effect Over Area July 1 The annual foret protective fire cliMUre goes Into effect July 1, when iwrmlta will be neceuary before building flrra within the national forrat protective area. Thla year'a cluaurs araaon Hilda foreala In fair to favorable hape to reaial fire with heavy dewa In Die Building In City Slows Building ill Klamath Fall haa lacked up during the paal alx monllia aa figure from January to July are approximately lluo.ooo un der IIMS flgurra for the aame pe riod, i ue yeara ouiiuing peri.iiu alerted out comparatively alow with only liJ.000 In iwrmlU lxnued In January, High poiiil In the alx monllia' period came In February when lolalt amounted to e'jyi.ooo. Ovrr-all figure for the flitl alx monUia of 1M7 U I0O73U. There wa- a alight Incrrane In building during the month of June aa figure totaled I84.W4 a com pared to KO.aJI for May. Junea figure are an Incrrnae over I1M9 flgurea by approximately 116,000, Thla money It being tpent moailv for remodeling of rculdencea with 21 Iwrmlta bring granted for tills purpose. Construction on only three new home waa started in June while one application waa made for a new business building. ! It a hard-to-grt article you I need? Advertise for It In The Her aid and Newa Want Ad election. ' early mornings and; frequent show ers In the higher altitudes. During the closure from July 1 to Hepuunbrr 30 no smoking U per mitted by travelera within the foreat landa except on surfaced hlghweya. Camjers with either pack horses or cara are required by law to carry shovels, exca and bucket during these monllia. All firework are pro hibited Inside the national forest and anyone seeing a fire over the holi days III the tlmberlands should flrat try and put It out and if not able to should call 3801 or 3283. Camp fire permit will be Issued at the U. 8. forestry office, second floor, posl office building, the Lake 0' the Woods ranger aUitlon, Klam ath forest protection headauartera on the hill above the Weed-Ashland ! highway Junction or at any regular 1 KH'A guard atatlon. ' A few days of hot weather and drying wind can change the fire : hauird picture, John BiirKlnson, dla- ! Irlct rungrr for the llogue River national foreat, advised today, and . with Increased fire hazard strict : closures will be enforced. Such closures. If necessary, will be duly i advertised and posted. i Fiscal Year Closes For County The 1941-47 fiscal period, which end today, haa very little effect on the various county department other than today July 1, Uia budget for 1(147-48 wltn it money allotment goea Into effect. Heml-amiUHl report of til coun ty' transaction for the past alx month will be made up and pub lished within the next few day, and ilernard V. Davis, auditor, la ex pected her In July or August to give the books their official check up for the year. At the end of Monday' business the county treasurer will close the office books to start a new iaet today, and report the amount of caah money on hand to the book keeper In the county clerk office. The bookkeeper, who work with budget account and not with cash make out the semi-annual report and start on a new set of account for the next fiscal period. The tax collector'! office la sup pose'' to have finished on It 148 11147 roll by quitting time Monday but actually tax payment will con tinue to dribble In. A oi today Hi office ha taken In about I2.4.16J7D In taxes during the past year, and about fOt.000 In auto li cense fees since the first of the year. The tax assessor's office I busy working up the 1047-48 tax roll, which 1 supposed to be turned over to the collector about October 16. Today, Olenn Terrlll, newly ap pointed assessor, officially take ver the reins of the office, replac ing Newt Nelson, although Terrlll ha been working at the office for the past month. w Most other county offices, the ones tha do not handle the finan cial end, work on a calendar year basis. Congress Kills USES Order WAHHINOTOrf, July 1 iJV-Congress killed Monday President Tru man's reorganization order to re tain the United States employment service In the labor department. Tha senate voted down the plan 42 to 40. The house hod rejected it previously. Under the reorganiza tion act, both houses must vote against a plan within (0 days to prevent It from becoming effective. As a result, the employment serv ice will be transferred to the federal security agency. Admiral Sees Air Battle WA8IHNOTON, July 1 Wv Ad miral John Tower testified Monday that If an Independent air force l set up by army-navy unification legislation, "the army air force will swallow up the navy air force." Towers, president of the navy general board and former Pacific commander, told the house expendi tures committee he approved a "modified form of unification," but he said establishment of a separate air force might endanger the na tion's security. "Most pressure" for a separate air force, Towers said, originates from officers of the army air force. "I know of no responsible high navy officer who approves of a sep arate air force," Towers aald. Representatives of the American Legion also appeared before the committee. They urged establish ment of a tingle department of na tional defense, "with provision for the army, navy and air force on an equal level therein." SCHOOL OPENS SALEM, July 1 (A'r-The Indian service summer achool opened today at the U. 8, Indian school at Che mawa, with 134 men and women In atndance. Those taking the course are em- mvRAi.n a Nrws. msmsik rails, ore. Ti rsnT. Jir f, hit, vwm ploye of the Indian service, and most of them are from southwest and midwest (tales. The state of Washington haa 6315 miles of railroad. FITHIM MONK HAM KKt OKI) Pitcher Pied FlUialmmuiia nf the Dodgers, with 18 won and t lost fur an .8BD percentage, topped National league pitchers since 11)00. HI rec ord wa marie In 1040, tX-OFFIClAL D1F.H NEW YORK. July 1 fluen- cer Van Bokkelen Nichols. 86. as sistant secretary of stale during President Wilson' administration. nd publicist, author and lay , church worker, died last night. CALL 5103 V SPECIALIZED RADIO SERVICE 143 Main jjjS FOR WORK jfa SAVE on WATCH REPAIRS! 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