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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1947)
1 Ut jDAY, DtC. 16, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAL! 3. OREGON PACE NINB Cosf Of Living Op $450 Over 1946 Food Proves Biggest Single Item For Average American Household Of Four WAHIIINOTON, Uw. 10 lIV-Thr burmtu of Itibnr uluttnllrr. told enn HivMi iwtuy It niMn an uvemu" fam ily of four In 34 liiutnr til Iff iihoul tnura u yrnr Id iimlntulii it "tuiKtcnt" Htimiluril or J t v 1 1 1 k now than II fllil 'Xi tnonlltH nu. A In mm t u third of Ihln (torn for 1ok, Tlin untiuitl hiuliirt Cm mii h 11 fuiiiily r mined f i tint 'MHH lu Nrw Orlnum to IIH.'.H In WitfthltiKtiiii tii of hinL June, tlio burnt u mi Ml. ut id Muro thru coiiMiinrr prlct' Imvc Jtiinpfit iuujUut 4 A ; r (fill. Kwwim CI limit', luinmlshtoiiiT of labor HLullnLU-N, mild I ti n uvfriiu'' .iiinily lor th niiniit of IiIn n purl in mi riiiplnvcd fulhcl, a Iioiimi wlln and I wo (tctiiml (hlldirii nndrr Ihr uiin ut If). ! .Mutlrl HuiUrl Ho rii'M.-rllrd tilt) biMltfrt oil which bin fluurrn wrto bitM'tl an nritlinr ut t ho "MilMinlrnir" .burr living' nnr ' ituiny" level, bill "an altrmpt lo in M i llie and niruMitc u nuKtrhi but luli'ijuitlc Ainrtl an Atiuidaid of liv lnt( ' Mir irpuil Mild (tin nrt nf food, laiurnt Miitlr Item in Hit? Ijiwli:cl, i.uiKrd Inn I Junr from $1000 u yrnr in ( Iiicliiimll to u lllile under II KM) In Nrw Vmk and ISi-aill., avrr.t-:mu about -() a wrrk. TblN luinpuird WHh Muii-b, MHO. flUlirr-M or Bt in Nrw York, IHM In Hralllr and IVlt'J In Clin liiimtl, or artiuiul tU a wrrR The 3J 1 '4 per font tin leu .r in ftmU t'twtjt wn. the KmileM fur any budrt l trtu except local tuxrn, w lilrh Im-retiM-d nharply every- i where In Mimr tltlrft, n.i much an ; ltKl per cent. , Ctut n( huu-.iiiK limr.ihrd little j from Marrh. ItHH. to lu.il Junr, the I irport nit id. but under (he nrw Nurse Training Offered PA;- ; 4 "rcntA huvp il.-trn Itir- rmiiiDl ut-t thrr. Cnr Ownrnihlp Thr builkri provldrd !;r milnmo- bllc owncrahlp by 40 xjr coin or Hit j f u til U u-n Hi Nrw Y"lk, Clll( ui;i mid j I'liilnflrlphlii mill by 14 prr c-rm In 1 Hie iithrr 31 i ltlrs. 'I'll rrjHn I rr- I nmrk'rd: "Typlclly, Uic rum cittiiril by fnnilllr m ihr liuilKrl Irvrl nrr nlKMlt rlitht yruM "III mill out hIkiuI i 'ia J iitfirr lra(lriu niiimmirrni m ' lt4l. Al tllilt llinr. rhritp nrrnnd- hand Klilfilnobllr.i vrn nvntlnblr. "Tlll biHlisrl cliini nnt allow lor tlie rrplnrrmriit nl mitnniobilrx ni ! Ilir ruirrnt hluli prlrr. H miikrH nn ! Iliiwnmr of only I:I5 ii yrnr lo- j md Ihr ptirrliir ul (nr." I The liuuily l)ii(li:rl.i of Inut Junr ' romiwrnl Willi Mi.nh, IIHII, in Hie 34 rlllm wrrr Hulrcl nn follow,,: Wmhlnnlon, j:n.'.8 mid t'.HRA; Srnltlr. :i;ikii nnd J'IIH; Nrw York. i:i347 mul -.'fl-.'o: Miluuukrr. :i:il7 mid l-'BII; lioMon. lo mid S-'im: IJrlrolt :uu:i nnd I HI3; I'llLsburfh. 1.1301 mid '.17ll: Mlnnrnpoll.i. H?R2 mid 137711: I'lilnmo, :C'3 nnd $37M: Hull FnilHlvn, :13I7 mid fl'HM; Ilnlllmorr. j:cnn nnd ''7U7 : SI. I.ollH, CI347 nnd I3H34: Mobllr. Aln . t:i37U nnd .'B-.'(1: Norfolk. Vu . J34I mid SJ8U4: Mrniphls. $:i.':'d nnd r.'760: Ixis Anurlrn :I3.')I nnd 37IK1: lil'rrvlr tmlnliir for nurr in OrrRon. Viahificton anil Idaho will br piovlilrtl by Ihr l lilvrnlly of Clrrson .Mrdlral srhool drpartmrllt of nimltiK. IhriiiiKh a SUO.000 xrunl from Ihr W. K. Krllofc foundation. Ilrrr Johanna Vrrrlund llrfli. procram dlrrrlor, point oul arra arhool lit will arrvr lo llrnrlrtla Uoltz. dlrrrtor of the drparlmrnt of nursing. Yoods Named Housing Head WAHIIINOTON, Urc. 10 W, I'rrhldrnl Triirnmi Monday noinl iinlrd Tlnhc K. WoiHlH lo br lioiislim rxielller. WoixIh, a rmldi nl of Illinois, lias been nervlnic h Botlwr expedlirr filnce Hie rehlKimtlon of Frnnk Cree don October 31. The prrhldent also Mrnt to the Henulo the iiiiinlimllrin of I'ryton Kurd of Oklliliolim to be nn iihhIMnnt to the iittoniey Kenernl, nueeeKdiiiK IJougliiH W. McOri'Kory, vho ru iilKiiid. Mr. Truinun nlko noinliinted a Ioiik lint of Briny offlcerit for pro niotluni IiicIikIIiik: L.t. Urn. Jonepli l.uwton Collins to be deputy chief of atnff Willi the rnnk of Kencrul. MnJ. Oen. Willard Htcwurl Pmil lo be lleutenunt Kenrrnl us director ol nriny jHrrHonnel und itdrniriistru tlon. MnJ. Oen. Htephen J. C'luuiilji r Iln to be director of army Intelli Kencc with the rank of lleutenunt Kencral. MnJ. Oen. Miniton HpruKue Kdrty to be director of the army ecltir:atlon .syntem and coturnmidiuit of the coinninnd and Kenernl ntnff colli'Kf with the rank of lleiileunnt K'-neral TRANSPORTATION NEWS Holiday Travel Shows Increase Holiday travel In on the Increase daily, and Southern Pacific ofliclals heir reported extra cars had been sou tli by having recently taken pos session of a new car. V. L. Hayea of the Portland of fice of the Interstate commerce com miKHlon, Is here on bu.slne.u as hours of service Inspector. Hayes Is calling added to each train commit north on the Oreat Northern. Southern Irom u Anceies una souiii irom I'orllahd. Travel Is reported sllKht ly under that of last year, but is expected In hit the ink this week end, the Halurdny-Huiiday before Christmas. Mall was krrpliiK the postal de partment, on the hop, but thus far It has not been found necessary to add nn extra train n in past years. Camp Fire Girls Sell Yule Trees The Hl-To-OI Camp Hie moup from Kiverhide school Is uorkihtc hard so that they may ko to camp next summer The Klrls o! this umup are selllnn Christmas trees In order Ut raise money for their camp fees. The trees arc on sale on the lot between 11th and lath on Main street and Klrls will be present to sell trees from 4 o'clock to 7 o'clock each afternoon and all day Satur day. All of the proceeds of this sale will no to this one group of Camp Klre Girls nnd will mean that they will be able to attend summer camp. The mrls helped to net the trees and are dotnij all the work of rarlnc for them and selling them. Christmas Tree The Oreat Northern Christmas tree, which Ih put up annually on the depot lawn on 8. fit ii street, will Ko up this week. The crew In chaw, headed by SiK'ial Main teuanceman P. t, fiauifh. Is await iiik delivery of a new truck which has arrived for the ON, and as soon as the truck rolls, the crew will go into the woods to cut down the fir. llevcrly Gordon, 14, the young daughter of Bennett F. Cordon, switch foreman at Bicber for the Oreat Northern, Is recovering sat isfactorily at Klamath Valley hos pital following an appendectomy. Home I'rnin School The Frank Sexton family on Itiverslde Is anticipating the return of two daughters from college for the holiday season. Mary Louise, a Junior student at the University of Oregon, returns Saturday mornl vr but Marlann. a freshman at the university, gets home Friday morn ing. Sexton is CfN's chief clerk. D. L. Dodson, SP brakeman. Is re ceiving medical care at the South ern Pacific General hospital In San Francisco. Vaeatiuning O.N Foreman K. W. Miiliroh and his wife left Thursday of last week for Oklahoma where they will spend the Christmas holidays visiting friends and relatives. They drove Pacific and OG'&B offices while In Klamath Falls. Mrs. Paul Hodge, wife of ON En gineer Hodge, left Tuesday for Seat tle, called north by the serious Ill ness of a sister. Hans Norland Fire Insurance. N 61h St. IZ3 Fur Kent TRUCKS -PICKUPS -CARS U-Drive - Move Yourself Local or Long Distance, Save STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 U0I Cast Main ' Buffalo. 1:1136 nnd $3(115: Jnrkson i Mile. Fin . :il:if nnd (31177: Mim ! Chester, N. II., 13133 and 13700: Cin i clnuntl, 13110 nnd 13)178: Indinn ! upolis, 1301111 nnd 13H07: Houston. Tex.. l.iO'-'U uml I3.U3: KaliMis Cltv. Mil, 13010 and 13003: New Orleuns, ! 13004 and 13573. Dutch Family To Live In Portland PORTLAND, Dec. 16 M'.-A Dutch family of six arrived here Monday to make their home mid rrportrd that their ow-n country will still take "many years" tu rebuild. "The weather's so mild you must i grow wiiiulerlul llowrrs heir." re I mmked Jan Molenkiimp, who, with his wife and lour children, moved here from Itoticrdnm, Holland, at ! thr suggrstion of mi Amriican i friend. He plans to grow bulbs here, or work lu n nursery, j "We were living on low rations j and mainly on a beet diet." Mulcn knmp said of Holland. "Our quarters were cramped; many families were ! doubled up because their homes hnd been shellrd III the blur. . . . re building Holland will take many years." Dlrmlnghnin. S335I nnd $3781: Rich mond. Va . $3233 nnd $277(1: Cleve Innd. $3200 nnd $2712: Portland. Me , $3300 nnd 13735: Denver. $31118 mid $3(123: Philadelphia. $3203 nnd $3(181: Hcranton. Pn, $3183 audi $3(133: Savnnnah, On., $3160 and $2721; Portland. Ore. $3181 nnd $374R; Atlanta. $3150 anil JL'iilU; ; SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING CtPtrt turiii-t ri Uerfc All Krainnnblt prlraa ktf lillmavlri Sewing Machine Service Maize Mo-M,eu On Your Christmas Shopping By Taking Advantage of the Many Giftable Items JWatkedb acun ta Gla&e Qui THIS WEEK ONLY to make room for other merchandise lines TIME CAME SHOP 737 Main St. Third Mate Lost From Ship At Sea SEATTLE, Dec. 16 (li'i The American mall line here revealed Monday that it had received a mes sage from the master of the steam ship Edward Everett, en route from Honolulu to Korea, that Third Mate Fred P. Johnston of Tacoma had disappeared at sea shortly after the vessel left Honolulu. It had no other details. FUND OKAYED WASHINOTON, Dec. 16 irV Legislation Increasing by $750,000, oe." the authorization of the federal housing admlnisuatlon to Insure mortgages on new residential con struction passed the house Monday 300 to 4. -tr Ol,;.. -A You can "avoid the rush" in holiday long distance calling by making your calls befori December 24 and 25. The PACIFIC TELEPHONE and Telegraph Company Northern Indians To Help Navajos SEATTLE, Dec. IB MV-The Ltim ml fndlnns. living on n reservntlun six miles west of Belllngham, are c nductlng a food production pro gram of their own to help out the Navajos who face a winter of cold and hunger lu the southwest. The plan was disclosed yesterday when N. W. James, member of the Lumml council, and two of his ncigiibors brought 2000 pounds of salmon to a Seattle cannery. The fish were taken after the In dians received permission to fish during the closed seasou, and Mil, Martha Eskestrand, cannery op erator, promised free canning. The American Cnn company, contributed free cans and now, Mrs. Eskestrand snld, she Is trying to find a railroad willing to contribute freight, charges to the southwest J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Ofrice Location 306 North 1th 8k Phone S34 It brings a new thrill lo yi"4'!gk your record listening plans- tZa&lmLs. fr m ura. The greatest advance jrfX vt"av3 in high fidelity repro- f&fSfi:-. 9Vr duction. Banishes .r " -swr 'K needle acratcb, JF jtr lp - - "talk-back" or (- J.?- 'J 'K?T? other disturbing llPiirI!V.: I '''Jtil W no,.... 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