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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1948)
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ELEVEN FFA And 4-H Youths Sign For Contest Damns of 4-Hrrn mid Kulurr I ii i inn n liiivn Klunril du' ihi. tlni'k linrsn i'iiiirlllliiii In lin lirld I Hit (linutl Nullnmil Junior l.lvf nliH'k rspiisltlnn nl Ihr Hun I'muils rn CnW ' Itllirr, Mnrrlt III) to 3ft. Tern - ' I i wIkivh put I iiik Uirlr Imllird wrsii-rn Hw k Imrwit Ihrmmli Ihrlr pitcim lv ailuiilly working nu ll ! Ill tha nipnit will hit imr n( ii arum of apsrliil fi-nlurra nf Hie al'OW, llr-musi' IIiIn I'liutiirtltiiin has luovml no )iiMiliir with Dip youtiK n i r-1 . Hllllllllilliill I rials will Im- hrlil I i nnrrnw iluwn Uip lint nf twn rlunsrs n( nlnhl lioisra rnrli for Ihr I'I'A cnlrlra mid nun tlnaa nf rliilit liorw-a for Ihr 4 II '1 lie first ilnnn nf KKA fill I lr will i'imirlr III llic 111 elm iHiKriint Miiturtluy pvnilnit, Ihr 4-H cluas nl Ihr Humlnv innll nrr mitt Ihr ircnlul clam (if KI'A nil hiuuliiy rvriiiim. On Miimluy vriilm Ihr Ihrrr (np rrlllrnlltlllK III rnrli rlnss will rom pi (r III a stnkr rvrnt In choose Ihr tup horr and linntl In rnrli ynulh IlKiiip. FKA mid 411. All mminu rntrrrd will be pn mdrd whrihrr Ihry linvs hern rll mlniilrd In Ihr rnuiprtlllnu or nnl. I'm lie alius rriiiirilliiR rmidlllmi nf ln.ll.rs, iMdlllJi llmn whirl) turn, hnitrn nnit mltlr will ! Juilurd III the wnrkluu rniiirllllim will br rx plninrd In 4-ll'rm by Krnncls Hkltl urt, county club aKrnt. A. E. Htrrrt, Mnlln PFA advisor mid Vrrn Urin al 'rrl, Tlllrlucr FKA ndvlaor, 'Ihr nnnirii nf yminK"lrra fruni the Klniuntli bnnln pUnnlnii la attend titr rxKwlllon mid participate In inmpriltiniui will be mmounccd Dili wrrk. Girl Scout ! News Irrrrd Ihrlr llni' .iryn iMii i.m (lull Itrrvm, llrrnlcr llulliird, Nurilns wiiKrrnuii mid Vloln I'rliimnii. All llirnr uh In urn in bit i mnniriiili il for dnlnif wnrthwhllii si'ivlio for Klnuiiuii r'nll. Hknllnr I'arllrs Twn skalllllf llul-tlm urn III llir Ctlrl Hroul newi Ihls wrrk. One wus u iiicoiii,1ii evrn', nn Mnndiiy after noon, wiim thr Dinwulm and Inter inrillutm of thu Altiiinniil illslrlia mrt ill Hkitlrliind fnr u frrn nciliiil of fun, Tim uciiihloii wna In honor of nil thr (ihi Manila who hud liirnrd In their innnryfroiii thr cookie Mile, nnd thr iitunduiu i' of 14b Kil l" Indicium a aiiicrsnlul i.ulc Mm. CTlurlrn Wlilnaliid, lender of I'alrvle iroop 211, annoiiinxs Unit llrr till! MralllM urn kimiiniirlnu u sknlliiK purty for nil Olrl Bi.ouls of Kinue sniooi line on Mommy, Mnrcli ID, nl HkHlr.und, from 0::iU to 0:30 In Ihr rvrnlnu. Tin ndiiili.Miili churxr of 2r emu will hu used by thr trnop to hrlp drfruy ihrlr nunp expenses this summer. Thn rrcnnl WrdnrMlny swIruinluK rlnss wus hkuIii filled to ciipurity, un nrdlim to mi intin n of thr rt-ituliir IrUlntl'llllan lllld lllktillrllnil kluff who wi'ir III climiie of the piuxnun. out n the nttrr.diincr nf ir.l) Ulrl Hcninii nnd (Jump 1'lre ah l, 2! were timuttlL llif Him flrkl lltun 'I'lin ml lurrtlnii Will be nn WrdnrMlny, Miucn 4. Four Alturas Men File For Council Al.TURAH, Mnrcli S Pour candl diilM hnve filed fnr the three rnl to be filled nil city cnnniilinrn nl the city election April 13. Two, Leo Oloter mid Phillip Clmildrn. re Inriiinbrnm, nnd the other two nre Hurry Plnnrii, ownrr of n lumber ynrd, nnd Joe Hur nieler, mnnnKcr of a depnrtinrni xtnrr. The office U fnr the four-yrnr term. Kd Elllntt, elly clerk. hi filed for re-election. He will hnve no oppoel-turn. LIVESTOCK CTIICAdO, Mmcll 8 (AP-U(II)AI Hiiliihlc Iiokk UIXI lenljmiileili ; lotul 33(10, compnrod week nun: nil wrliihln liuuhern .Ib-l.'ili hlklier, iiiohI up on weluhtn over 'if0 IIja.; now' a 00 hlkhrr. Huluble entile 300 leatlimiledi; cmnpuied week nno: fill ntccm mnl 1 1 lie 1300 lb. upwurd lont r.irly nd viinrn but till miMily 1.00 hlkhrr, dinner", cutter nnd cniuuion cow reiichi'd record hluh price leveln; liullx nlroiiK to M hlkhrr; vculern .bo I OH hiKlicr; bulk Hood to low-choice fed Mcem nnd yciirllnkii 3fi.bO-30.00, fiilrly ftl.nblfl ntipply chnlce nleern 30 39-33 011; brut price an bin weliiht lecin 303ft for choice I4H0 lb. wrmhU, uKl 16-40 lb. llcnUen 37.00, tup 33f0 for hlvh-cholce 1107 lb. fed ntenrn, inont medium to Inw Kond ntenm 33.O0-3fi.2f: Howl unci choke heifer 34 60-38 00. tup 28.60, cmiinn und medium hclfrrn 20.00 2400; iHid beef town 21.60-23.00, common und medium cowt 18.00 21 00; miuit ood medium weliiht nnd heavy miunuue bulla 22 60-23.00; ifood und choice vculern 20.00-2BOO; fced ItiK ateera troni! to 60 hlkher. med ium nnd k"(Kl (KXI-800 lb. wclKlita 2 1. 00-24.2(1, choice yenrlhiK to 26.00. riuluble nherp 100 leatlinutedi ; l ompnrcd week ao; aluuKhter lumb trnde nctlve on moat days Willi prlcen workhm 76-1.00 hliihrr on two rarly acnalona mid cne'rully alcudy from mld-wcck on; amiill aupply turn alcudy to 60 hliilier; bulk ko(k1 nnd choice wooled luniba 22 00-86, medium nnd Kuod wnolaklnii 10 00 21.60. iiood und choice 126-lb. heuvlea down lo 20.01); few decka (mod nnd chnlce hi m tut No. 1 to full kliurn pell. 10.76-21.00: bulk common to Hood ewea 11.60-12.60. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Locution 30 North 7th St. Phont 0346 Czechs Won't Devalue Money f'ltAOUK. Mnrcli It iI'i Ctho alovukln will iiuUoiiuIIm- her foremn trude but will not devnlur currency to net up n npcclu! trnde (lollur vnlue. IIih inliilater nf forciun trnde anld today. 'J'hc cominunlal inlnlHter, AuUinln Urenor, relU-ruU'd hla hope thnt Czrchoalovnklu could continue to do bualneaa with the wenteni countrlen defined na thoae counlrlra InckliiK pluiined econnmy, tin mutter whut their localloil. He announced new trade aiiree-m-'HU me underwny with Norwny nnd HelKlum and auld UKreemrnta with Frame nnd HwltM-rlnnd hnve been temporarily exu-nded. KorrlKii Import nnd export ancnta probably will hnve to deal with nov el nment nneiKlea here rather than .til Individual!, Orrffor told a newa conference. He anld Czechoslovakia pinna to nUp up exportn to 45 rr cent with the enalern or planned economy nntlona nnd lo net the real of her trude with other nntlona. SOC Classes To End March 15 Clasam will en l i t Hiitithern Ore Kun colleire for the winter term on Monday, March 16, to be followed by final examinations on the 10th, 17th and 18th. Pre-reglatrntlon for the aprlng term for BOO dtudenta will dike place during the week of March 8 to 13. RcKillar reiilatratlnn for the aprliiK term will take place on Mon day, March 22, with claaacs begin ning on the 23rd. Iff not too big or too mall to advertise In the Herald and News Classified Hection, where Bmall Ads bring Big Kesulta. Phone 8111. For splendid opportunity offered by the United Htats navy, see your nearest navy recruiting officer. It Pays to Use the Want-Adsl F.W.BERTRAM JKWKLKIt Watch Repairing 629 MAIN Cairo Paper Hints At New US Plan CAIRO, Kliypt. March (TV The widely circulated weekly iiewnpnper Akhbar El Yom quotra an "Informed source" In WaahlnKton today as hay hu Mldcaitcrn countries "soon will benefit from a plan similar to the Marshal! plun for Europe." The dls pntch describes the Information as the "first official confirmation." KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 i DRIFTWOOD CAFE Try Our Luncheon Special 60c Steaks our specialty Chicken in the basket Barbecued Sandwiches Driftwood Cafe 124 So. 7lh r " " T the entertoo- 1 rn Starts Saturday'. Thr wrrk of March 8 to 12 will lie a bin one in the livra of Klamath (till ekouta, brcatur they will be Jnliiliui with more than a million mrmbrra of thrlr oruanlKAllon thriiuiihout thr nation In erlrbrate the 3uth birthday nf Olrl Hroulliig. (in Muni! 13. 1013. there were 12 lilrl ekouta 111 the United Htatea-all nfthem llvnui In (Savannah. Ua. Mrs. Juliette (Jordan Ixiw, Inspired by the formatlnii of the Hny Hcout organl Mtluli the yrar brfore, fnreaaw a aimtlnr muvrmenl amnng ulrla, and liUlded the triKipi that sprang up niter (he nruiinliuillnn of her first group nf 13 ulrla until the tuition wide oruaiiluition wna chartered. Mrs. l o was truly a friend of glrla. Without any omamird bucking, with homed iMTKinal funds, no longer vmiiiK. mid hnndUiipiird by draf nras. she stnrtrd the first troop nnd worked dlllijriilly until her denth In 1037 Nrutit Dinner The Klamath Knits observance nf thin occasion will begin with n dinner on March 8 for nil ndults Interested in Olrl rknutiiig. Sponsored by the public rctntlutu committee, the dln nrr will be held nl the Methodist church nl 8:30, and neighborhood chairmen are contacting troop lead ers and assistant leaders In their neighborlUHKl. Invllutlnns have also gone out to trnnp committee mem bers, troop siKtnsorlng committees, and other adul'a who have shown an active lutere.t la Scouting. Imitations Include both husband and wifr. and since the guests are lo be seated in nmull neighborhood groups the dinner will provide a wonderful opportunity lor meeting people III our city who hnve a deep Interest In the progress of Olrl Hcoutlng. A short nfter-dlnnrr pro gram will be aliened by Mnyor Ed OMendorf. mid words of welcome will be spoken by Mrs. Marjnrle Kafer. from Hem lie. Wash., who Is the field director for this rrglun; and by Mrs. Bcott lis vis, rrglonnl rommlltre mrmbrr from Mrdtord. Phil lliichrock will sH?uk on "Our llrsponsibllily to the Youth of Klnmalh Pnlls," and a short movie showing a Cllrl 8cout troop In action will be shown. Friday Program The next Hem of Importance In I he birthday w eek will be nil In spirational prngrnm for all Olrl Hrnuta and Interested adults to be held on Friday, March 12. nt 7:30 pm. at the Fremont achool audi torium. The theme will be "Inter national Friendship" and the pro gram will feature songs, dances and sklta from ninny countries. Closing the birthday week In an approprlnle way, on Sunday, March 14, will bo a Scouts' Own prngrnm under the direction of Miss llnr.el Morrison. This event will present the true Ideals of Scouting, and stress the Olrl Seoul promise and laws, helping all who attend to realize the significance and Impar lance of the Olrl Scout organiza tion. Distribute Posters Sevcr.il ctlrl Scouts hnvo been ex ceedingly busy with community service work Intcly Helping to dis tribute Faster seal postern to stores ll over the city were the following girls: Joan Estcs. Jackie Loll Acker nuiii, Nnney Dingier, Doris Dlngman, Fnvo Marshall and Mary Ann Mun sen, all from Mrn. Ollbert Wnltcr'i 1 1 nop 23. Frnm troop 30, led by Mrs. Kit Johnson, were Llnctta Montgomery, Boiio Montgomery, Joan Pounds and Zon Johnson. Hetty Jiickeliind, Susan Peak, Marsha Mills, Susanno Llstoe, Sheila Adlrr and Karen Porter represented tronp 31, which 4iaa Mrs. F. W. Peak ns lender. Also helping In the paster dlsliilititlon were Helen Olson, Sharon Owens, Patricia Brown, lioddlc Campbell, Shirley Sutteiflrld, Finercnie Luotens and Patricia ller IliiRer frnm Margaret Knpta'a troop 63. Office Workers On Friday. March 37, the girls In I he forest green tin I form helped at, the Hed Cross of fire In sorting and packaging supplies to bo used In the clty-wido fund solicitation. From MrH. Peak's troop were Carolyn 8ue Hellbronner, Jeanne Condrcy, Nancy Warren, Knto Browning, Bhlrley Oliver nnd Ixils Snyder. On Bnt nrdny morning, the following Rlrli from Mrs. Johnson's trnop volun- Here's Another Bad One ! BEFORE... 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