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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREI Klamath Insurance Men To Meet I. Iff Inauranrr underwriter from throughout the Klamath Falls area Kill gather at Ihr Wliicma liutrl, Hslurday, January 10, fur en all day Irual linn llnna conference aiioiiaorrd hy the I'nllcd Hlalea Na tional bank, V.. II. Tiiomaon. mull agcr nl tlir Klamalh falls branch, he auuotltii'rd. A tcnlll llf trust experts f I inn thtt Pcirllnnil nf fU e nf I lie Imiik, liend ed hy II M. Alton, villi president mill lint officer, will lend the pro Kia m. which In In lit! it condensed version iif the sumo cnnfcrciit'c tlmt rrienily drew over :il)0 llf n under writer In Hie I'urlliind urea to n series nf evening inccllngs In Unit rlly. According In Thompson, hIiu will prealde over Hie morning srsaloft, Ihr conference la dcalgiicd In fa- mlllsrUe Ihr llm underwriters In Hit Klainalli Kail arra wllh rur rent trust nirlliuila uinl policies, ui Dial Ihr Irual ufflrrrs and llm In uranrr underwriters may funrllun niurv closely fur the public welfare, Curl Walker, president of the 1 .If c Underwriters niuiiK'iittlon of the Klaniulli liaiiln, l scheduled u speak briefly. Oilier ntflrcra nf tlir association will be Introduced al Uinl time. fl. M. Allan, president of tlir tiual dlvlalon of Ihr Amrrlran Huttkrra eaaortalluii. aa well al head of the Iruit drparlmrnl of Orrgoti's Urgcal banking liiklllutlon, will open the session with a dtaruaalon ol the lllr underwriter and Irual offlrer team. He Is to be followed by Tnmt OHIecr W. U. llliiKou, who will lell nf the purl life liiurimte play In estate plnnnliiK, and Trust Of ficer L. II. Hlaver, who will discuss business insurance trusts. Oarar Htilve, aaalatant manager of the I nltril State National hank'i Klamath branrh will prealde al the afternoon aeaalon. Aaalatant Ire I'realdent l J. Overman of Portland will lead off the aeeond half wllh a dlaruaalon of the prob Irma to be confronted In Invealtng Iruat funda under preaenl-day con ditions Next. D. W. MarKay. trust offl rer. will outline the coniplexlllra of Oregon'a community properly taw The conference will conclude with a dlscusalon of taxes tn relation to I nt community properly . law, by I II. W. Moaa. aaalatant truat officer. j The recent irual function! con- I ference held In Portland, from j which the Klamath Falla program I la an outgrowth. wa the flrat to ! be held since before the war. Tha program waa ao enthuilaatl- i eally received by the Portland i nderwritera thai Ilia United Stales i National bank arranged to aend I lha original group of speakers to j tha larger eltlea throughout lha elate for a one-day preaentallon In I each locality. The program waa i held laal month In Mrdford and Kugene and thla month will be held j In Klamath Fall and Ha Inn. . j Originally planned aa a biennial program, lha conference will be poruwrcd by the United States Na tional bank nt Portland, aa often at changes In the laws and the current practices dictate, according to K. H. Thompson, manager of the Klamath Palls branch. American Legion Auxiliary 1 A3 StlldPlltS aw J A a M 4aff d g I wwwwwaw-wajj w u i st net Meet siaxea nerei . MltS. CKAHi tOVNI.lt American Liner Towed To Safety PLYMOUTH. Eng.. Jnn. 7 i1' A deep sea lug towed the disabled American freighter Lawrence D. Tyaon Milcly Into Plymoulh harbor today. The 4380-ton ahlp. en route from Ilouen to llnlllmorc, rudload for help yesterday, reporting that her en gines had broken down 60 miles southwest or the Blclly lairs and tlmt she waa being buttered by a llule. Members and officers of the American Legion auxiliaries of Dis trict No. 4 will attend the annunl district conference to be held Klumiitli Fulls Januury 14, Omits Puns, Januury 16. Afternoon and evening sessions are pluuned with the auxiliary and li'Klon holding separate sessions In the afternoon and a Joint meeting In tlio evening. Mrs. Crulg Coyner, department president, ul licnd, Mrs. Mitchell I'hiirn, (li'purtiiioiit vice president. Heiialile, and Mis. Miic K. Whltconib, depiirtineiil secrelnry, Portland, will bo the principle spciikois In the af ternoon, dividing the auxiliary pro- gruni between them to give le- tulled pli. t in o of t h e nrgunluitlon unci Its ninny projects. Mrs. lola Hellbroiincr, box I'M. Klmnath Fulls, district president, will preside at the meeting. Following each nf these session. Mrs. Kurl York, department child welfare chairman, of Mrdford, will prealde over a short meeting to be attended by all unit child wel lure chairmen In the district. Juclc Marls, department comman der, and Mrs. Coyner will be the principal speakers. Delegates are expected to ultnd from Aahlund, Centrul Polnl, Orants Puss. Kerby, Cave Junction, Klam ath Pulls, Lnkevlew, Miilln. Medford, Merrill and Wolf Creek. In the department party will be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marls, of Can- yonvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Owens, vice commander. Hulrm: Mr. Tom Collins, drpiirlmenl adjutant, Port land, and the Mesdames Coyner, Thorn, Whltcomb and York. Enroll For iOVS Classes Hlily-three new sludrnts were en rolled Ihla week In the Oregon Vo- i rational school, bringing the toUl ' of enrollment up to 333 for the new ! school In the former plant of the i Marine llarrarka. More newcomers are arriving and Itupilrlea mounting. Two new classes were started, In watch and eloek-maklng and In medical technology. The former class waa filled Immediately and a wall ing Hat ratablished. The school now has Z5 classes jn operation, with 29 instructors There have been no graduates yet, but there will be graduations on an In dividual basis In about a month. Classes now In operation Include: Cooks 2. Itclrlgeratlon service (. Auto body and fenders. Diesel mechanics . Jlukery 2. Commercial art- 1. Draftsmanship 1. Htuilness management 1. Dry cleaning I. General agriculture 1. Klcctrlcal appliance repair 1. Carpentry 1. Combination welding Gunsmith 2. Pnotography 1. Kudlo conimunlcatloii Auto mechanics 4. Srassen Hopeful Of GOP Victory NEW YORK. Jan. 1 iP White House aspirant Harold E. Stassen says he Is "greatly encouraged by Chest WICKS VapoRui developments so far in the cam paign" and that he views the next 80 days aa a crucial period In hln drive for the republican presidential nomination. 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The cargo Includes BB sucks of wheat, 91 sacks of brans. 63 iw of canned milk, 400 cases of as sorted canned food and the remain der In odd lot quantities of other foods, soap and clothing. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Wlilwit OWI AW Y'U J-? Oil ! M ia It- Mtrwbg Ktria' U C Thm liver boull pour out bout pint nf biU uk Hit y ur In. U ivetv iay, U this bil i nK Uowtnf frrtjx, vour (imwI niv nut difMt. It my jiut d - in the bowoU. Tha u blfHiu up your ctoniarh. Ymk ct rn .ilul. You ImI mout, Mink ud tb world lok punk. 1'. uko thoM mild, fatl CtvrWt Uttl Urtof I'tiU to get 11mm 1 pinu ol bile flow Ing frtorty to mVw you "up and up. ( t paaHru lMy. Kffrrllv la miking btl flow trfy. Atk (or Vuttt't UlU Lirer I'utaa, 134 at any dnifitor. CIO Maps Plan For Wage Boost DETROIT, Jan. 7 OTr-The CIO United Auto Workers began chart ing their course today on a demand for a third poalwnr wage boost for OO.flOO factory employes. 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