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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948 PACE SIX US To Open Up African Air Base WASHINGTON, Jan. U Pi The rropeninf of a wartime American air ftrtd In North Africa flu Inlo a atratrfy of expanding American atrrnclh in the turbulent Mrditrr ranran area where Cireeee, Palestine and innle are local ipola lor trouble. The Jield, Mellaha air port, near Tripoli, la calculated to increase aubiuntially the ability of the air force to operate the North African ferry route to the .Middle fcasl and keep American supplies and aey personnel morinr in and out of the troubled areas. Beyond that, however, the move ahaped up as the laiest in a series aymbolizlng the Intention of Uie United Slates w make good Us com mitment and to protect Its interest in that part of the world which probably is getting more official at tention here than any other. The trend of developing policy i disclosed In a slate department . jit last night on Uie status of the North African air field since the war ended. Two years aao. baid Press Officer Michael J. McDermott. the state department began negotiations with the British for military rights at Mellaha. Britain administers the former Italian colony In Libya, where the field is situated. nl June last year, the army de cided to close down the air trans port command facilities there, so the whole question was dropped. Then, in November, the army decided to reactivate the North Africa ferry route, McDermott re lated, and the sUle department was asked again to take up the Q"""0" f right? with the British. Thii it did, obtaining permission to reopen the field last month. MoTePoweFln West Forecast WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 (,Ph-Hep. Mack iR.-Wash. predicted today the three Pacific coast states will have greater prestige in the house after reappointment based on the 1960 census. He believes they will gain at least 14 additional members. California now has 23 house mem bers. Oregon four and Washington six. Mack said in a statement that he believes California will have 33 rep resentatives under the reappoint ment. Washington eight or nine and Oregon six. He said he based his estimate on a report on Pacific coast population growth recently Issued by the li brary of congress. This estimates California had a 1947 population of 9.876.00O. Wash ington 2,233,000 and Oregon 1,517, 000. The 1940 figures were 8.857.000 for California, 1.732.000 for Wash ington and 1.088.000 for Oregon. Representatives are apportioned en basis of one for each 301,000 of population or major fraction thereof. Portland Cops Rated Poor PORTLAND, Jan. 15 OP Port land's police department has been seriously Inefficient despite large personnel and heavy money expen diture, August Vollmer reported In the concluding chapter of a study prepared by the former Berkeley. Calif, police chief. His proposals for reorganization, contained in earlier chapters of the report, are now being put into ef fect. In the report received yesterday by Mayor Earl Riley, Vollmer said Portland crime rates have gone up steadily and are above the national average. They can be lowered, he said, by placing more uniformed po lice on the streets, taking them from over-manned departments. Among factors listed by Vollmer at responsible for low efficiency were poor organization, inadequate supervision, extremes in specializa tion, failure to utilize patrolmen to the extent of their abilities. Inade quate records, inadequate pension system and too low salaries. From Fort Mrs. Frank Kendall, Fort Klamath matron, had major surgery Thursday at Klamath Val ley hospital. nightCouglis due to colds. ..eased without "dosing" VICKS VAPORU8 George E. Wood Licensed Solicitor X RUB ON Tf Re froe oimmv MeD ox INTOKOUBLe. tut LUCKY LAO it insured y j New Ford i t, i -y .. .. . . . TCttsamiVBiVB""1 1 The new 1948 series F-l Ford 'i-ton truck has a 114-inrh wheel base with 6'-foot pick-up body. The new trucks, offered in 'j-lon. s(-ton and bitter sites, provide a wider range of models than ever before. New Ford Trucks Afford More Comfort For Driver Driver comfort and efficiency were among tile primary consid erations of engineers and designers who created the 1948 Ford trucks, to be shown to the public for the first time Friday by Ford Motor company dealers in the United States. Cabs tor the new trucks have been redesigned to assure living mm 3i Called South Mrs. Jessie Moore and her daughter. Mrs. Lucy May Kosel. left at noon today for San Francisco to attend final rites for Mrs. Moore's son and Mrs. Kosel's brother. Donald Dean Williams. 38. Mr. Williams' body was found float ing in San Francisco bay. February 5. Funeral services will be held at the Halstead Funeral home, 3000 Sutter. Friday afternoon, with burial in the national cemetery at San Francisco. Twins Co Home Vincent Regi nald and Michael Steven, twin sons cf Mr. and Mrs. William M. Case of 603 Jefferson, went home with their mother from Klamath Valley hos pital Thursday morning. The twin bevs were the first pair of twins born here in 1948. Recovering Little Jannice Leard. 2'i-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Leard of 3838 Bristol, was able to leave Klamath Valley hospital Wednesday for her home. The child had surgery for a rup tured appendix, but is now greatly improved. Ill at Home Jack Hooks, owner of the Cameo shop on Main, is quite ill at the family home. 5825 S. 6th, and will not be ir the store for an other week or 10 days. In Portland E. P. Ivory. 1919 Manzanita, Klamath Falls lumber man, is expected home late Friday from Portland where he has been for the past several days on busi ness. Nurse in Hospital Mrs. Ola Chamberlain. 4007 Altamont. nurse at Klamath Valley hospital, is re covering from recent major surgery there. Mrs. Chamberlain may have visitors. Suritery Mrs. Joseph F. Bellottl, 2407 Wantland, Is recovering from surgery at Klamath Valley hospital. She was operated on January 7 and Is doing nicely. Japanese Women Join Labor Unions TOKYO. Jan. 15 (Pi More than 1250.000 Japanese women have joined labor unions under suffrage granted by occupation decree, but an allied headquarters spokes woman said today: "Equality for women In Japanese Industry remains largely an ideal." Miss Golda Stander, Brooklyn, of headquarters' labor division, said various unions "contain undemo cratic features which tend to pre vent or discourage women's partici pation in the general work of the union." ' 4 i i Bath and Massage Physical Therapy NISSEN'S INSTITUTE 110 N, 8th Phone 5550 Hours ( to 6 p. m. Evening! by Appointment. Modern Equipment Better Health! ! mil ii. ii i . ijinnaiaHa ii Truck Out 7 k ' ';; Sim room comfort. They provide seven inches greater width as well as in creased head-room. The doors exiond well below the floor and are wcuther-sealed for protection against moisture, dust and drafts. A one-piece windshield which is two inches higher gives drivers clearer vision forward. The rear window has been enlarged to In crease visibility. Seats and cushions give pa.vstll ger car comfort to driver and help er. The adjustable coach-type seat has individually wrapped coll springs and a rubberized hair pad. Provision for radio installation in cludes a grille opening In the in strument panel. The new cabs also provide for a new three-way air control system to assure high-volume, fresh-air ven tilation. Engineers increased the steering ratios on the 1948 Ford trucks to pi o vide easier handling. The light trucks are equipped with new direct-action shock absorbers. Two ton and heavier models are equipped with vacuum power brakes. Alaska Airlines Consider New Base SEATTLE. Jan. 15 ( An Alaska Airlines spokesman said today that o;nng of a maintenance base at Great Falls is under consideration but that the line is not considering transfer of its main base of opera tions from Seattle to the Montana city. His comment follow-ed a report frcm Great Falls In which Mayor Hjalmer C. Johnson said he was in formed the line would transfer its maintenance base and make Great Falls Its entry port Into the States. The spokesman said no definite decision will be reached until after James A. Wooten. president of the line, visits Great Falls January 28. Hans Norland Fire Insurance. 123 N. 6th St. FRIDAY, Gold Finish Quart Blow Torch Brans bottom, electrically weldtd to Unk ihrll Wagner and Smllhway ELECTRIC MOTORS ih. p.. . .24.95 up i h. p 29.95 lfh.p 89.50 M.TKKTEX Interior (.lo. Wall Enamel Pint 69c Quart 1.19 Gallon. . . .3.98 Kllver Seal Circulating Oil Heater 10-lnrh burner, 60,000 BTU output, nr (t automatic damper. Kfg. M.50 OJiUU Russ Arnot, Owner High School atd Comment By MARY LOU race I-.?'t; At 11:20 today, students paying their 10 cents admission settled down in the auditorium to sec 35 minutes of acrobatics presented by the girls' tumbling team. Dolores Moon, president of the Oirls' Ath letic club, announced the program, which included all kinds of pyra mids, balances, rolls und stands. The girls have been practicing on t'.iis program since a little after the first of school, and plan to Invest their money in a playday at the end of the year, and Invite girls from other schools to attend. With Baldy's band to furnish tile music, the Teen-Age club Is spon soring the after-game dance Satur day night in the Legion hall, as announced by Director Bill Proc ter at a meeting of the entire stu dent Teen-Age council Wednesday. This sounds like- a good time for everybody with the price only 50 cents per person. If a good turn out is had at this dance, there is a possibility that every Saturday nignt an orchestra will be secured for teen-agers. Every semester five or six mem bers of the junior speech classes are chosen to compete in the speech contest given by Uie Toaslmastcr's club. These students attend a meeting of the Tonstmasters and each gives a short speech. The date set for this semester's contest is Wednesday. January 21. One stu dent was elected from each of Ger ald Bevan's speech classes. These six are Elmer Hamilton. Larry Wil- j kinson, Loren Haroldsen, Nadtnei Yockey, Leonard Wash and Rae CBnady. The winning speaker will have his name engrnved on a tro phy which is placed in the trophy 3 iiM CHAPPED UPS? thati a job for'Cbmy'and Wrrty the MENTHOLATUM TWINS Quick MENTHOLATUM When biting raw winds cut lip, leave them dry and cracked and au painful it even buru to smile quick! call for Mentholatum, containing com forting Camphor and minty MtnLhuL These famous McnLholatum ingrod- WEEK-END SPECIALS SATURDAY, Galvanized Steel Mail Box 219 Rustproof 659 l 639 Car All makes of cars, Exchange Mop Heads For moat cars rase lit the main hall of KU1IS. Ijist year's winners were Mel Sloeckleln. first semester, and Hex Mills, second semester. Congratulations to Tom Edwards and Lester Foster, chosen by their teammates as the most Inspiration al player of last year and most outstanding linesman respectively. These awards were announced at the Lion's club banquet, January 14. Their names will be placed oil the two trophies which are kept in the Pelican court trophy case. listers name is the first to be engraved on the brand new trophy for outstanding lineman, and Tom's is third on the inspirational player trophy following Bill Sari and Bob Kedkey. Food Lack Leads To Suicides NANKING, Jan. 15 tI") Residents of besieged Mukden are hanging themselves "because of lack of food." a government source said to day and reported large Kale air evacuation of Uie big Mancliuilau city has begun. "It is easier to fly people out than to fly food in." he explained. Government sources emphasised that every effort would be exerted to prevent capture of the city by Chinese communists armies tin Its vicinity. They conceded Mukden's fall would shatter Uie backbone of government resistance In Man churia. Pelplng dispatches reported some 7000 government workers writ to be flown from Mukden within 30 days. A lnrxe alligator can outrun a man for short distances. 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