Herald and news., January 15, 1948, Page 11, Image 11

HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACI ELEVEN
THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948
Tlir ninnlh-lonii rrnlli iiiinuiil liirrin slnle IiowIIiik tournament
In Hiilrm will lift lit first Kliiinulh Full coiitenlunl litis week-end
when a five-man team simiisiirod hy the Mimsc IihIko and n couple (
two-man tennis io up to try their lurk on Hnliirday.
Members or the wiiu1 which will mr ll( lmtn In the triiin rollliiK
are dliarlls lloolh, Hurry llruy. Ml itiuut. lvun Hold mill Hhellry Klliini.
aThry liiippru Ui br smtie of the ' est
i bowlers ui the lot ul circuit.
Wilbur Courtney mid Wayne I'ol
Inrl will roll double mid limlra
on Hnluidny.
A I'liliurrUin l.uuilier cninpuiiy
triim will roll In tf inn niinputllloii
mi Jmiimry .4, tin IoIIiiwiiik Hnlur
chiy. That wiuud In composed o(
lllrtf llniLer, linn r lliiiuton, Iircn
I'liliurrUin, Kl link Hull and Hnlpll
(Jskuid. with Knicsl Taylor a al
trrimle. Those mx will trundle double
mill miiii li-n on Jiinuiiry JO.
Hill Owens Hlld KrneM Macllotll
mo on the schedule lor double mid
singles on January 24.
I'hiy on the Capitol alley will be
divided Into A. H mill O caU'iiorlr-s,
basrd on iivi-ruur the imrllcltiatliiK
keiilem Inivn built up 111 Iraiiue play
this turn-iil season.
In uildlllou to the men's leu in
iioIiik to Hiileiu. ill leant two women's
siUiuls In. in line will lake purl III
the women's stale buwllim tourney
lit Col'Vnllls.
Strong Fives
Meet Tonight
On Keno Floor
Keno and llonnnr-n, two of the
leading county division hoop squads
tanitle at Keno tonlulil In a Hume
which luliclit knock one mil of the
ruiiiilnic for the season-cud play
offs. Keno, having defeated Doirl
33 .12, In Its last oullim, has a
record nf six wins and u slnwle loss.
The Hunana Townlcit have an
ven belter record, seven wins and
one defeul. The Tuwnlrs lust dr
fealr the l.ailllell Valley Heavers,
S4-a:i.
Tuiiliilit other name nl Keno
will mutch the llraveis onanist Dor
ris.
Oilier county circuit rontesia me
slated fur C'lulouuln mid Malln
llaskrlball values for loiuuht In
(Tie city division put the Owls of
OVH. a team Hint Is apparently get
ting stronger, against the Kood lllue
Kaglcs sipind In tlir second game of
a twin-bill al Hie Oregon Voca
tional school gym. while Lost Hlver
Dairy Uikes on l.lnk Itlver Motors
In the starter at 1:'M.
Last night's rlty division en
counters saw Klrkya Jewelers con
tlnua on their undefeated wny. ov
erpowering Hal's Hiorts, mid Crater
Ijike tin its first win of llio season
over Amcrlruii legion,
Plywood Plont To
Be Expanded
Ol.VMIMA. Jan. 15 nVt A i.V0..
000 riiiniislon designed to boost the
plywiKl production of the HI. I'uul ' result ti
and 1 iicoina I.umlxr rouipany plnut
heie by 70 per cent was announced i the hospital Is well managed
VA Hospital
Men Fired
HKATTI.K, Jail. 15 idv- Three
iittenilauts at Die veterans admin
istration menial hospital at Amer
ican Luke have been (Uncharged and
four others bavo resigned, D. M.
Hhute, VA deputy administrator, re
ported, as the rnnult ol InveMlga
tlmi lino suspected brutality In one
of tJie honplUil's wards.
Hhute, who Initiated Hie probe
after hospital iiutliorltles reported
to him. said lustmices of rough
handling were substantiated only on
one slnfl mid In one violent ward,
and the number was small.
In no case did serious Injury
any patient," Hhute said.
I am convinced that, In general,
today by Arnold Koutonen Olym-
pia manager,
Scheduled tor completion In mid
summer, construction already has
begun on a 40.000 square foot addi
tion to house new peeling and dry
ing machinery.
Koutonen said new personnel re
quirements would boost the com
pany payroll by flM.OOO a yrur.
Oldest Student
Drops Dead
BKATTI.E, Jan. 15 iA'i Mark H.
Traiiklln. 73-year-old retired school
principal and Ilia University of
Washington oldeit student, col
lapsed and died last night while on
his wsy home from the university
He waa studying creative writing
and working on two novels,
Franklin, who trucrd his family
to a brother of Hcnjninlii franklin,
retired several years ago after serv
ing for many years as principal of
the Washington grade achool In
Hoqulam.
His widow. Ann KllJibcth, and
two daughters. Including Mrs. Ed
JCvanson, Aberdeen, survive.
Two ol the four resignations were
accepted "with prejudice." Hhute
said, barring reemployment In any
VA hospital.
Attendant discharged were dis
missed "for cause" after being found
neglectful of duly. They were not
accused of mistreatment of patient.
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careful handling of goods and safe operation of vehicles.
The habit of doing the job safely and well is ingrained in our
"TWINWAY" personnel through training and experience.
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Turning Pro
Next Season
HAN PHANCIW.'O. Jan. I !'(
The Amateur I'aelflc Coast Ice
llm key league, In a move to expand
and to retain Its lending players,
will become the I'totessloiial West
ern Hotkey league next year.
League directors had one eve on
options now exercised by pro teams
on their best players when they
voted unanimously In Han Kranrlsro
yesterday to go professional In IMS.
"ily such ncilon," (he board aald.
"we feel that the high caliber of
hockey to bo played In the I'aelflc
Coust Hockey league call be main
tained at Us present standard."
The directors had the other eye
on the possibility of taking In new
cities In the west to augment the
present In league members. Al
Leader, league president, said an.
plication from Victoria. 1). C. and
Hpokiino nro expected nt the direc
tors' May 1 meeting In Vancouver.
Hacramenlo. he odded, Is another
definite prospect.
The board decided to use two
referees Instead of one referee and
two linesmen t league games be
ginning Halurdav. This year's play,
offi, will mulch the first and fourth
milking teums In each division and
the second and third plnce winners
in nest inree out of five series. 1)1
vision winners will meet In a seven
game erle for the championship.
In games last night, the northern
division fender, Heattle. had an easy
time In hanging a 6 to I decision
on the Han Francisco Khnmroeks,
while In Los Angeles, the hometown
Monarchs slugged the Fresno Pal
cons 11 io J,
Bendix Awarded
Babe Ruth Role
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. It il",- Jlabe.
rtuth will be prolruyed In the screen
story of hi career by Actor William
llendlx.
The title role In "The flabe Ituth
Htory" was assigned to llendlx yes
terday and production on the film
la scheduled lo start March lb.
"The llabe" himself will serve as
technical advisor to 1'roducer
Dlrcctor floy Del Ruth.
Mlml Chandler, daughter of llssc
ball Commissioner A. II. i Happy i
Chandler, has been tested for a part
In the production.
Reds To Collect
Back Alimony
MOHCOW, Jan, IS i,jwhe gov
ernment newspaper Izvestia said
today the ministry of Justice has
taken steps lo assure prompt and
full payment of alimony by delin
quent spouses In Hir.Ms.
IrveMia snld the collegium of Hie
Justice ministry had ordered sub
oidlnate departments of Russian
cruris In the Soviet Union and
nutnnoinoifs republics to get deci
sions in all pending alimony rases
within the next lo days and to
make a periodic, checkup on them.
!i- addition, the newspaper report
ed, the collegium demnnded that
violators of such court decrees be
punished.
Calves Go
On Market
PORTLAND Jon. 16 oiv-U. 8.
and city meat Inapectora here said
today that current high incut prices
were atlriicllnc; a heavy Influx of
newborn calve Into meot market.
The Inspector aald public health
might be endangered by the under
age animals and that premature
slaughter also was shorting the al
ready curtailed meat supply.
The sltautlon waa believed worse
outside Portland.
Dr. E. E. Chase, chief city meat
Inspector, said butchers have hint
ed 400 lo (WO calves a week are being
worked Into Portland meat up
ply. The animal range from one
day lo a week old and are being
mnrketed by dairymen, Dr. Chase
said.
Dr. D. C. Wllklc, chief of the fed
eral meat Inspection service, said
age and weight a standards to de
termine edible veal were disputable,
but that the federal service con
siders 21 days as the average age
at which venl Is aufflclenlly mature
to pass fcderul Inspection.
Dr. Chase reported the city bu
reau had condemned SI young
calves in December a unlit for hu
man consumption, but he sold
others may have been "bootlegged
Into the markets. He said dairy
men, who once sold the calves to fox
and mink ranchers for feed at 50
cent to 1 a head, now are receiv
ing to $8 a head for the calves
from butchers and wholesalers.
Traffic Safety
Contest Slated
Htudenta In Oregon achool will
compete with stijdenta In school
all over the nation In a nation-wide
truffle aafety poster contest In 1048,
sponsored by the American Automo
bile association, the Oregon Ht.ite
Motor association announced today.
Htudenta submit poster designs
mid the winners are reproduced and
distributed to schools all over the
notion each achool month, the asso
ciation said. The winning posters
carry the name and the achool of
the students who design them.
Poster ubJecU ore assigned to
various area of the country and In
Oregon, the two subjects to be Illus
trated by posters this year are:
"Obey Your Hafety Patrol'' and "Be
Extra Alert on Rainy Dny."
Entry blanks for the contest, which
Is open to students in elementary
and Junior high schools, may be ob
tained from the Oregon State Mo
tor association.
The association dlstrlbuKs the
poster series to school In Oregon
upon request. To date, more than
40 schools have requested these pos
'.f! each month. There Is no cost
to the school In this program,
which la part of the AAA afety
program carried on In this slate
through the association as the Ore
gon affiliate of the AAA.
Archaeologist soy that the In-
clliins found In Maine when the
white men came had replaced an
ancient and different people who
i were distinguished by the fact that
i they placed quantities of red paint
j In their graves.
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