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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1947)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 PACE FOUR C Of C Eyes Hearing On 0-C Timber Klamath chamber of commerce director! at their meeting Wednes day noon authorised chamber rep resentation at a hearing In Rose burg next Monday when the master timber cutting plan of the O. and O. administration will be up for consideration. It was brought out at the cham ber session that the proposed boun daries of various cutting units will be determined after the Roseburg hearing, and that local opinion on the boundaries should be properly presented at Roseburg. The indus trial development committee was asked to arrange the chamber's rep resentation, while County Judge U. E. Reeder Indicated the county would have representatives present In the discussion. It was stated that there are certain logical exten sions of thj boundaries of the so called -Klamath cutting unit" which may be logically urged at the Rose burg hearing. The O. and C. lands lie in western Klamath and vari ous Western Oregon counties. The directors authorised expen diture up to 1500 for publication of a pamphlet and other publicising efforts In behalf of the Oregon Vo cational school. Winston Purvlne. OVS director, said that tl.: school got off to a tine start this week. George Conner of the OVS com munity cooperation committee pre sented the request for funds. A motion by the directors called upon the Indian affairs committee of the chamber to make an early determination of what matters the chamber may present at the con gressional hearing here in August on the Indian reservation liquida tion bill. The committee will report to tlie directors before the hearing Is held. In another action, the directors commended the Swan Lake Mould ing company for Its lighting pro gram on S. 6th street The lights will be turned on this coming week end, illuminating the widened . thoroughfare from Washburne way to Altamont drive. John Crosby, new assistant to Manager. Charles Stark of the chamber, was introduced. Crosby ! will specialize on Industrial devel opment work. Slave Trial Continuing SAN DIEGO. Calif, July 17 dry- Don Jones was always a willing household helper. Alfred Wesley In ge lis testified Wednesday at the trial of himself and his wife on a charge of enslaving the Negro woman. He denied that Dora had ever been under "any physical restraint or psychological bondage." She customarily arose at day break, by her own choice, a witness testified. Any work at night he added, was voluntary, usually at be hest of the family's two daughters. These night services, he stated. Included marking Lynn. Mass, Ju nior high t school, and later high school papers for one daughter, now Mrs. Ruth Castendyk, when she was school teacher. Clamdiggers Get Minus Tides PORTLAND, July 17 44V-Minus tides along the Oregon coast this week promise another heyday for clam diggers. The tide will drop to minus 2 2 feet at 8:34 a. m. Saturday. The daily limit is three dozen and dig gers are warned to eat only the white meat. Is It a hard-to-get article yon need? Advertise for it In The Her bd and News Want Ad Section. - "t just had to pook . . "Couldn't 'wait another minute to see what flavor of rennet-custard mommy's roakin' for me today. "Course I like all flavors, but knowin' ahead of time gives me some thin' pleasant to think about on dinner! Rennet-custard desserts are all milk fun to tat when children tire of Vminf milk, and any other time. They're so easy to make, too, with "Junket" Brand Rennet Powder or Tab. lets oo eras, no cooking. And the ren net enzyme makes milk even easier to digest. Why not give your baby a rennet, custard today? Make rennet-custards with either "Junket" Rennet Powder six flavors, already sweetened ; or "Junket" Rennet Tablet not sweetened or flavored add sugar and flavor to taste. Both at all grocers. For free sample of "Junket" Rennet Tablets, write "Junket" Brand Foods, Division of Chr. Hansen's Lab oratory, Inc. Dept. N-4, Little Falls, N.Y. WOITH WAITIN 'OSM 'lUMKET ttiii i BRAND Qsick radg FOODS Oomhli 0t1 Two Killed In riummetlni to the troond from copter carried Pilot Homer E. Houston. 31, Huntington Beach, and Felix McManus, 88, Clarrmont, to their death near Compton, Calif, In Southern California's first fatal helicopter accident Marshall Urges Ruhr Area Coal Production increase WASHINGTON. July 17 (Sec retary of State Marshall said Wed nesday the United States govern ment urgently desires an increase in Ruhr coal production In Germany as a fundamental requirement for the recovery of Europe. Greek Border Watches Eyed LAKE SUCCESS. July 17 iJV- An authoritative source said Wetf nesnesday some United Nations dele gates were considering the possibility of setting up a Greek border watch outside the world organization If Russia blocks security council action on the Balkans. , The source said this was one pos sible step should the security coun cil turn down a U. S. proposal for establishing a United Nations semi permanent commission to watch over Balkan border areas. If Russia vetos the U. S. com mission plan, this informant said. Greece could Invite other members of the United Nations to form an independent commission which could make its headquarters on Greek soil and watch over the border area. Such a commission, he explained. would have no powers but could '. gather information. The members, j through their governments, could ' place the information at the dls- posal of the United Nations when ! the general assembly meets in Sep- J tember. Your best buy this week is Tomato Juice THi JUICE THAT TASTES LIKE FRESH TOMATOES 46-oz. 5 Case can for of 12 2Y $235 0 iff. mmim J jSH TOMATOai At SAFE WM now! 'Copter Crosh about !M fret altitude, this heli Marshall told a news confereiu-e I that Ruhr coal Is of Interest to many nations over Europe but that at present there are no plans to bring France. Russia or any of the other countries Into British-American coal production talks. He said these wul begin here the latter part of next week. Marshall Indicated that he is pleased with the manner In which European governments have taken the initiative In trying to work out a Joint European recovery plan as a basis for expected further Ameri can help. Marshall said the United States Is not participating in the Paris talks now and does not even have an ob server there, except for the Ameri can ambassador at Paris who ob serves only Informally. The initiative, he said, is the Initi ative of the Europeans and that Is the way he would want It to be. Other officials, including respon sible state department advisers, said no adequate plan for European re covery can be completed without fitting Germany into the picture. For this reason, they said. Clay has been instructed to cooperate with the Paris meetings to the full est extent necessary to fit the American occupation zone Into the proposed new economic order. "There Is No Finer Pumice Tile Made" KLAMATH PUMICE TILE CO. Mft. mt rtmlcw B.IUioj Tilt lS Banl! Ch. Onsfas l OwtBf Slrccl STOCK UP NOW AND SAVE! Now, while tomato juiot is ' priced to low, stock up on v Sunny Dawn Tomato Juic tha juic that tastes Hk fresh tomatoes. The reason tbia juice taste to fresh is simple. It i made from vino-ripened, plump red tomatoes that hav bees picked, preased and packed -ali in one day's rime. Your money back if yoo ever tasted finer tomato juic. Dewey To Continue West Tour SALT LAKH CITY. Julv 17 Mv Governor Thomas E. Dewey, his presidential stock obviously boosted during the national governor's con ference leaves toniiht on the third leg of his vacation-political tour of the West The New York chief eiorutlin will confer with republican leaders of Montana. Idaho and W a week's sight-seeing tour of Yellow- nunc national para and nearby scenic meccas. Mrs. Dewey may not accompany the aovernor and their two nn She contracted a poison oak Infec tion of both arms last week at Bapulpa. Okla.," and Is confined to" her hotel room under nmr .if - physician. A New York specialist was called Into consultation by tele phone. A decision was to be made later today on whether she will the trip or return home. Meets With Warrro ' The New Yorker met frrournilv and at lentth divine hii nv hr with Governor Earl Warren of Cali fornia, who finished second In the poll with two first-choice vole to uewey's 10. Because of these talks, speculation persisted that the ex-rnriti-t hiin was trying to persuade Warren to take second place on a Dewey-led t'eket. James C. H&senv. the executive assistant, said it was "un likely ' that Dewey would call off the remainder of his month-long tour, which began July 4. and re turn to New York state wtthTils wife. Classified Ads Bring Results. r i- m ji?? -Mi wm.&i fi'-3f lints - m . 'indeed -by all mean- r '-vifl The8e Bolden-brown Tea Timer Crackers nre very"lltlOrt,, lea Timers are KJjfYJ , and very crisp. 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Meanwhile, an official announce uient said the house Curfew Imposed late Monday In the controlled area around, Natanya, Palestine diamond center, would be listed from i p.m. until 1 p.m. today to permit the residents to shop for food- Lumber Held In Clear PORTLAND. Ore.. July 17 ( Attorney General Tow A. Clark suld today that while the Justice depart ment is Investigating some price structures which might be the result of collusion. It has not been much concerned with lumber. They tell me that In the south. lumber Is down 60 per cent," adding that differences of types of opera tion In the northwest probably ac count for 'higher psi-e levels here. The "mama-papa" type mills aren't practical here as they are In parts of the south, he said. - Clark told an Interviewer that he was In complete agreement with Oregon federal court Judges who have Insisted that complaints brought by governmental agencies be signed by a district attorney. He said that while the practice Is not general throughout the United States, it should be. Judge James A. Fee and District Attorney Henry Hess recently en gaged in a heated argument over the ruling, Hess contending ills of fice often was unfamiliar with the cases. Groom Makes Many Calls TACOMA, July 17 Tucoma News Tribune Reporter William Dugovlch la calling a lot of friends iukI making explanations. Duguvlch, who will marry Miss Margaret CIllMoil of Napavlne on July 27, helped his fiancee address and mall some wedding Invitations. The friends, however, wore mystified wile" they received a batch of old Invitations to Tacoma General hos pital nursing school exercises held last month. It seems Dugovlch forgot to ad dress and mall tlie nursing school invitations when his fiancee gradu ated, then, In a pro-marital con fusion, he sent out the graduation cards Instead of the marriage Invitations, Bail Forfeited Ball of 1100 was forfeited In city eourt by James P. F. Burness. after the case against him was reduced to reckless driving from a more serious tralflo offense. Ber)lM nf HvriMnl' Am. troll. have recorded an annual total of lli minion visitors. UP .ScninotuH V...J nsble charge tinutefumih 1$ NU,V SWING COttK ... u.ln d j phonM 1 IN Trip Speeded For Blue Baby CHICAGO, July 17 W'l Delores Rlehl, 3-year-old "blue baby" from Portland, arrived here Wednesday en route to Julius Hopkins medloal school, llultliiiore. v HpeeliillMs there will (Isolde whether nil operation can cure the child's condition. - Drlorca and her mollier will leav liore later today aboard tlie I'riin- sylvanla railroad's Liberty limited, j arriving In Uiiltlmore a 8:04 a. m. IK8TI tomorrow. The llnlllnioi , fire department will escort tlieiu , from til train to tlie hospital. ' Funds fur the operation on the FIVE GREAT DAYS with tha TINDLEY Gospel Singers ond DR. WILLARD H. POPE JULY I fwVl I ' 23 7:45 thru &Zj p.m. ivLL 1 Professor ond Mrs. Tlndley KLAMATH TEMPLE 1007 child, rtauiihter of a Portland fir, man, wer raised by Un Portland fit department IN MKMOKIAM ! ' III honor of our sister, Mrs. Ran Furrier, who passed away July 17, 11)48- A prtolous one from us la (on A vole w loved la stilled A place Is vacant In our heart Which never can b flllad. Mlt. AND MltH. RAYMOND MAY! AND FAMILY. KIRBY Vacuum Cleonert Lifetime Guarantee Fro Demonstration Telephone 9200 Pino i xx . . ........ . . .. . cva
