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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1947)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON MONDAY, DEC. 15, 147 PACE TWO Distillers Face Ration WASHINOTON, Dec. 15 The cabinet food committee Saturday recommended that the whiskey dis tilling Industry ration Itself to 2.500. 000 bushels ot train a month and foiCKO the use of wheat when the distillery holiday ends December 5. In a letter to distillers. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson, chairman of the cabinet body, proposed that the new plan be carried out "dur ing the next six months and so long thereafter as the need for grain conservation continues. The proposed grain consumption compares with a usage of 8,000.000 bushels In Octobel, immediately prior to the nationwide shutdown ana an average of 5.000.000 bushels monthly In the 1J months which ended last June 30 The whiskey making holiday is a 60-day period agreed to in con nection with the campaign to con serve grain to make more available for food abroad. Anderson proposed a grain allo cation for each plant, which he said was based on the capacity and past consumption record of every distiller. School Cost Meet Postponed a titKticcinn nf tuition fees be tween the county school board and u committee of Indians from the Klamath reservation, scheduled for today, has been postponed until Wednesday morning at 10 a. m. The conference will be held in the county courthouse. The meeting was calied in an ef fort to work out a better tuition svstem for Indian students attend ing Klamath county schools, by ac tion of both the school board and Indian general council. Highway Department Calls For Bids The state highway commission called for bids Saturday on 13 proj ects over the state, to cost an esti mated $3,000,000. Only one of the projects in this vicinity is one to provide 10.000 cubic yards of crushed gravel on the Sil ver Creek - Harvey Creek rock pro duction project of the Fremont high way in Lake county. Bids will be opened in Portland December 39 and 30. Army Transport Crashes, 20 Killed Navy Develops New Jet Fighter WASHINOTON, Dec. 15 iVi-The navy dlsehwed today It has n new let riiihte.-. the Oiuinmtm rW lanther, which combines a lop !:: ihe county vnuiiuity. Jull on ehuruea 1 Arncson To Head Plywood Factory Ol YMPIA. Dec. 15 (. l .... Uu.s N, Ai'tu'Min, Kenenil .superintendent ot speed of more tlinn t XI miles ml j Washington Veneer company here, hour with t lie quick takeoff urnl ! has been iiiiolulc(l mummer of Ihe slow landlnits needed tot nlivrntt I Mpi liiuttrld lOie.l Plywood coin carrlrr upcrnttoiM. j -' - : 7; ! Wars End When? Cniioquin Man Up i sroin i ohs vi w Man u. hum O n I ;n., r-,,i 1 al It lo end whin and yet lie Is lielp- Liquor v-ounr , u.vt ,m uy liUlu M1V1) Charles Richard Oiiiliam. W- j "'e Hlbl which leaches Unit tiie year-old CIiII(huIii while man. was ' world lies In the units o( the sentenced to 50 davs in lull or a hv" l,m'' "Man was 11 murderer puny, u siilwlillury of Wirshlnuton Veneer, II was disclosed loday. The aiiiioiiiicemeut said he succeeils A O. Kiirlen wliu resluned from the Mili um field company In rejoin VYcy erharuser Timber company. AHN KXI'Ollirilt (It the U.HIUWU piwioniier can produced In the United Htalca In iimii, only M4.000, or tl.7 per tent, were esporled, I ho Oregon Btnla Moloi' awoelalloii repurU. This is the larsest piece of wreckage found after an army C-47 transport plane crashed and burned near the Memphis Tenn., municipal airport, killing io persons. Witnesses reported there was a "flash In the sky," then a loud crash. Hop Growers To Hold Meeting SALEM, Dec 15 lip) A decision to hold hearings and conduct further Investigations regarding the pro posed new hop marketing agreement was reached by over 100 hop growers at a meeting in Salem Friday. Findings will be worked into a final marketing act and presented to the growers from whom it will need a two-thirds favorable vote to be come effective. CARD OF THANKS " We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, the messages of sympathy and the many beautiful ticral offerings during our recent bereavement, the loss of our hus band and father. Dave Bruley. Mrs. Dora Bruley Mr. and Mrs, Al Bruley Mr. and Mrs. George Bruley and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mattos Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Al Roberts Mr. and Mrs. O. Fristoe Mr. and Mrs. D. Fristoe Woman Collapses Firemen Answer While Walking Home Homedale Blaze Mrs Anne Refon. 34. of 410 S. 5th. L ,A tireplMt fire at the home of . . , . , Elliot Burgoyne, 3a06 Homedale. was m ninuae nospnai loaay lor 1 dr(,tt. ,h(. attemion of the Klamath medical care after falling ill while 1 county fire engine crew Friday at walking home from a theatre last 6:30 p. m. midnight. She was found lying on i The fire was caused by leaving thj the grass at 5th and Walnut at 13:30 1 damPc,r ,cled,. a"? tfd ,ne , T,r P noli,- , mantel of the fireplace, causing an " 1 estimated damage of Slot). hospital by Professional Ambulance service. She told the officers who found her she was walking home from the show when she suddenly . passed out. j Boat Breaks Up In Heavy Surf JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Dec. 15 Pi The 10-man crew of a British motor vessel, the Deliverance, swam and waded through a stormy surf to satety Saturday after their craft, la den with scrap iron, ran aground and threatened to break up. "All of the crew safe, no injuries." a coast guard communications truck the beach notified lifesaving crews afloat and ashore. PARKING NEEDS One parking space is required tor everv- seven seats In theatres, a 34 HARTFORD Arcidral mi lademailf Copy INSURANCE T.B. WAITERS FIRE . AUTOMOBILE General Insurance Agency 107 S. 7th St Phone 4193 4 1 V MAUN Saturday Dec. 20 Music by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 I for ins Cfjrtetmag When you give for Christmas, give the finest! That means Courtley recognized as the best and most handsome products for men . , . made to please him very day. Courtley containers last indefinitely, and those su perior Courtley loiletries give a man a clean, magnetic, su perbly masculine air. And so this Christmas be sure to give the finest . . . give Courtleyl ndrt-iduoJ Demi, SI lo iS Combinallon GiI Sell. S3 to S20 (Priwt piux toxj city survey of parking needs recently disclosed, according to the Oregon State Motor association. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7lb St. Phone 9346 $100 fine yesterday in Wood Itlver Justice court on a charge of selling Honor to Indian. He was arrested by slate police at ciilliHium. Clarence Lee Domini, 4U, ot Tin ner. Ore., arrested Sunday uliilu on highway 97 by state police, posted $150 ball for drunk driving. Two brothers. Paul Harold Ie Fountain and Victor Earl UiKoun tnin. of Hurt du d. Conn., arrested by state police Saturday, are held Acts AT ONCE to Relieve 8R0fCU co mm (CAUSED BY COLOS) ! Prescribed By Thousands of Doc torsi f trti'ssin must be good when - j thousands or IXvtors prr.scrtboU it lor yours. pntTussiN'"' Acts of once to relieve Mich coughing, it nctunlly j 'InostMis up phlegm and inukcs It 1 easier to rube. Safe. Effective. I rJif.;.'" 'PERTUSSINS- lioin the beulnnhiK. deeliireil Jesus -Itllll.K. 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