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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1947)
MONDAY, DLC. 8, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREE CARNIVAL By Dick Turner SA i SAVE ID Oil Saved Lives Of Four Seamen HKA'ITI.K. Uir. H i71'iOll frum llin broken iirmy li nii.tiii t Olurkn ilnln Vli tury pluyrrt thr role of both v 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 5iiil lirn in I he ntninrnu lui inrdliitrly follnwlnu Hip venni'l' i'rnuiuliiiu tiiul hrrukiiiu up on tit hi iii-hat I i'i im lilpim trtliuxl lwi wrrkH mho. lliri'f (if tlm (IImiM)'.' I'-lir KUIVlVUt.-i (llrtrldM'll llt'H! lllftt DtKliI upon I hell' un hid from Ki'lrhlkiui, Alm.ku, hv pliutc. Tin1 t J no iiHMi, brotmlil hi'ir fur it ciuiM mmnl liivi'iillHutlmi Into I lie tr.uiiutv thut Ionic the liven of 4I hhlpinulcii, wrrc '.Jud offlm' Henry II Wullr. !!), Oi.kliuid, Cullf ; ill (I Olfu-n- William M. HuMniiHM'n. 21 Muilri.lu, Ctilif-, HlHl Hcuinuti Clillon tiintiibtlii, 'S.i. I.n Olbu, HniHluritn. All wrrr tiikrn liiiinrilhitfly by itiiiliiiliiiice to tli- Hrullli murine linspiiul (i rnntltiur their rrruprrn tt'in. Two Mill wr (in cruuhr. 'Die fnmili Mirvlvor, 'Jril Officer ('lull K Hi'. cull, I.im Anuelert, in i peeled In he iilite lit Iiuikc I he trip In twti Weekfi. lie hi 111 Ih crljlplrd Udli "Imuif iMoti foot" I id wiw left t hind In u Ketrhlkiiu hmpltitl. KiiMiiiiNM'ii, in tecniintlnu the 20 In 'Mi mintileh id leitnr htent urn turd t.u diKiiiied triimixirt, ' nnld It was 1ml nenmd-4 niter Ihr Krmnidlnu thm rwiytlilnu was rnuted with oil. Thr i.ten eould neither cllnn to thr mil jut Atuiwl utnhhhlpK. Hut when the men f lnully were kiKK-ked from their tentiitlvr Mifely li tr the ien l)V lowi-ilnu rombrni, he mi id. 11 uhh ihl hit me nil thitt pro U!ed u protective (outline HKiillist tin ley will crm n( thr Norlh llr.tl.iti Ct luinblu I'ouM. I'etidhiK reetiveiy of survivors, no (.u(r for thr heuttiiK huh hern net. Soil District Plans Talked With the purpoM- nf mnMdrrlni irKinl4illo of it null mnservi.llon dlitrlet lor Mldliuid-llinlry mt, the Kliiinuth county lund use com muter met Kiiday in the county it anil's ntflro with n itnnip of In terested fanners. J nil u n Abbott. ehulrinHu of thr farmer ttroup with seven turn pre- rut, expliilued thr rru-Min for want It i; to utKimlr thin Mill ronnrrvutton district. Mr said thr overall d rat li ft ne program i.erc.ury la beyond the m runs of Individual. Thr water Maud too hlich and there is too much herpaur to te taken cure of by n mill mrthndi mid menu. About lfl.(HK) iierrs will br takrit Into the ch.M rut. Thrrr weir M member of the land u.-e eomniltler present with Henry hrnion chilli in.ui Thr com mittee a u reed on n resolution to ap prove thr formation of n district provided Ihr Work Is limited to Roll urveyn. drwInuKr and rnKlnrrring problems itnd will not conflict with or duplicate pruumm work nf ntntfl or frdrral uuencle-i. Tho recniumendutloii will be .tent to thr Mate noil romervutlnn nervier committee nhowliut thr need for ra tnbllnhliiK n Midlund-Henley district. i,l I 'InJI I .1X1.. W,.4Ur H I VV II .1111 tw.f- . r - IUWTHt 3IFWWMMEK "PfcCAO&E com im t m iYict. tc T v MS o i T off "My old ludy'll probably want mo to fill In her entry in this eonteit he can't tay nothin' In jutt fifty words!" Reno Community Sunday School To Give Programs Counterfeit Ring Broken CHICAUO, Dec. 8 iV The Unit ed 81 ate wcret nervlce nnnouncrd .Saturday It had broken up n coun terfeit Kiitur which the frderul men .Mild hud printed $(100,000 In boftu turrency alnrc Uxst July. It was the blk'ncM huih rliiR to operate hi ChtciiKO Klncr 1034, the set irt service said. Hurry L). Anheter, urnt In chitnte of the M-errt service ut Chlcnuo, ttuld five men were iciponsihlr for pro dueiiim of the worthlcwi currency .vlrd. Thr .ccirt Kervtcr chief credited n farmer near Miburhan IeR PliilneM, whom he did not imme, with RlvtiiR the tnformntlon which led to the Nclzurr nf a mnn who pnxsed n boRtw bill purchnslng n turkey. After he wuh Relzed. An hcler snld he Informed on the five men who lmve brrn chniRrd with tvnsplrucv In counterfeit. Four of the five, nil residents of the Chli'iiRo men. appeared before V 8. Commissioner Edwin K Valker ve.sterduy nnd their ense vere continued lo December 11 Il.nids riuwlnft from $7.VK) to $1000 were ordered. Knleiialniurnt for the t hlldren of Keiio han brrn plauiied by the Keno Community Hunday Achool and will be presented In thr school iiyin na.sluin rvery Friday iiIhIU. - Thr first program was Hlvcn Ie-cemtM-r fi. and cons.(ed of movlnn picture hhort reels liuludinu a comedy hkit, "Old Ik Tray," "tKit ball parade," new and "The Nltiht Before ClulAliuan." There 1m no ndintMuii t-harkrd and all children of Keno community. Wordeii and KUliwon mill and (heir f.imlllex are Invited. Voluntary con tribution!! will be folleeied and used for proituitiiiK Huiiduy mIkkiI aettv Kiev The orKunl7.nl Ion Is headed by two Keno buslnevtiuen. Charles M. KMar mid Frank Htroberir. "There tire no picture show or other form of entertainment In the Yule Ship Plans Pushed ISKATTI.K. Dec. 8 o1V- Plans and collect lon.i for the Pacific North west's Christmas Hhlp of fiMd nnd clothlim for Kuroe'i needy moved ahead nt full speed today. AmoiiK the day's developmcnl.s: Robert Mm-Parlane, vice prestdeni of Noi them Pacific railroad nnd Christmas Hhlp railroad coordinator for the four Northwest states nn:t Alaska, announced that nil rail roads have pleducd full cooperation In trnnsferrliiK collection to Heattl'. Tncoma and Portland port.s for shipment. Union cleaners In Portland an nounced all Kitrmcnts for shlpmen will be clenned free of chiirne. The city's American Federation of Lnbor , central labor council pledged Its full ; support. ! Churches In Salem. Ore., con- lilbuted SHiU; Portland's Katies : lofiirc donated 5500. nnd residents of NfwherK. Orr.. plrdKed 10.000 pounds 1 of flour. j Traus-Alaskn Airline said It will brlnit any fmid or clothlnK ennto I from any part of Alaska to Seattle i f r shipment. An anonymous donor nave $UiH) v.rrlh of canned fish. Hamilck-KverKieen theatres in Orcuon nnd Washington will be serviced with trailer pictured urc ltik support nf the proKiam, nnd Bcnl tie's ret nil Krocery store cus tcmers will find In every store the slounn: "If you need one buy two nnc itive on to the Christ inns Ship." vicinity." halcl Spear, who with Hlio bertt conceived the community pro Knun Iden. "The object Is," he said, "to keep our children contented nnd off the streets by offerlUK them hhk! wholesome nmtisetuciH." A lU-inm projector Is used and eneh reel lasts about 12 minute. There ylll br two shows each Fri day nlKht, thr first starting ut 7:30 p. m. no thnt the little children can still Ret to bed early and the sec ond rttartliiit nt 8:30 p. m. for chil dren whose parents keep their bus iness oMr later In the evening. The prouram for Drcrmber 12 eveuliiK will Include nn animated cartoon, a news picture and "Three Utile Hrulns Make Mischief." The la.sl uses real little bears nnd Is a semi-educational film. Sunday school Is held each Sun day ut 10 a. m. with classes for children of ul) a Res, held at the StroberR home. Sunday school lesson study classes for teathers and adults nre held Thursday evcnniR, 7:30. at Spear's home. Turn those nn-IoiiKrr-uscd nr tirlm Into mill now I Herald nnd News Want Ads are Inexpensive and brlnic quirk results. Speech Students Bnck From Contest WAI.I.A WAI.I.A. Dee. B (II Stu dents from Washlimtou, Oi-eKon. Idaho and Montana returned home today after sharlnK honors In the northern division forensle. tourna ment of the Western Hpeech nssoel atlou. No sweepstakes t)rl.es were award ed In the three-day eompetltlons but Willamette University aeeumulated five first, plan's In the Id events, followed by Whllworth wllh four wins. Whitman and Collrue of PtiKet Hound with three earli, STANLEY TOOLS HARDWARE COMPLETE LINE OF DUPONT PAINTS Radio & Appliance Repair FY0CK-M00N INTOItl'OltA'lr.l) lll-lif) tin. Dili I'lionc 5400 WASHING MACHINE SERVICE 1 All Makes - Authorized Maytog Service TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Ksqulro lllilj. I'linnr H805 Is the World a Mess? Hy KARL WIIITMK K Krceutly n discouraged friend asked mo If I hud been able to form any belief which would encourage mc In these days when 1 the "world Is in ' such a mess" as he put 11. What he . wanted, you sec, . wns a ready-made philosophy of life j which would save S him the trouble of j thinking things out for himself. And thHt's a hard thing lo furnlvh to any friend. What Karl Whltlork fits me would probably be a misfit on him. ! But I think his premise Is nil sour. I don't feel thnt the world is In a mess. I think It's a pretty good place. There Is no mnjor. authorized w-nr on at present. That's something. True there Is bitter hunger In spots. I There hns always been that. But wc i know, now thnt If men could Just conquer their desire for ruling other men. we have the know-how to produce more thim cnouRh food for everyone. It took us centuries to earn that. In other centuries we shnll learn how to distribute that bounty equably so that hunger shall be unknown. Don't be misled by the headlines. Without sensations and threats of disaster, how could the papers get any headlines? So the evil Is featured. The good Is relegated to small spnee. Inside position. But the good Is there and the world Is grow ing better. 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