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Air Parcel Post Schedule
To Foreign Ports Slated
Postmaster General Jcsm M. Donttld&on nuounccd. ln&t nitslit Hint
air parcel post will be Inaugurated between the United States and 31
foreign countries Ifeet!vc March 16.
The countries which will receive this service are: Austria, Belgian
Congo, Bermuda. Czechoslovakia. Denmark. Egypt. Eire (Ireland), Kin
land, Gold Coast Colon)'. Oreat Britain and Northern Ireland. Greece,
Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Newfoundland, Norway. Sweden, Switzerland,
Tunisia, Turkey and Union of South Africa.
Air parcel post will be accepted for mailing at any post office In
the United States and will receive all available domestic air mall service
in addition to transportation overseas by air. This new service does
not apply to territories or possessions of the United States.
Weight and site limitations, customs declarations and other condi
tions that govern international surface parcel post will apply to air
parcel post. In addition, the blue par avion, or air mall, sticker must
be applied to parcels sent by air. Air parcels may be registered or
Insured to those countries where such service Is now in operation.
Attached is a table showing the rates and weight limitations to the
countries where air parcel post Is to be Inaugurated.
Country 1st 4-os. Each additional
or fraction 4-oi. or fraction
Austria - -
Belgian Congo
Bermuda
Csechoslovakia
Denmark
Egypt
Eire (Ireland)
Finland
1.38
.76
.88
.97
1.35
.97
.88
1 18
Gold Coast Colony
Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1.00
Greece
Iceland
Italy
Netherlands
Newfoundland
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Tunisia
Turkey
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Union of South Africa
1 07
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1 08
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1.11
1.15
1 31
.49
.79
.13
.48
.47
64
.37
51
M.
.41
57
.33
.50
.43
.16
.47
.49
.45
.54
.57
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Limit of
Weight
33 lbs.
32
44
33
44
23
32
32
14
32
44
15
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Cascade
Manager O. O. Bowers of Odell
Summit lodge is beginning to won
der when his wlte Gladys Is coining
home from Portland where she went
to visit friends and shop about a
week ago. Hob asks everyone who
returns from Portland If they have
seen his wife and, since none of
them have, he has divided he Is an
orphan and nobody loves him. How
ever. Gladys said she would stay a
week or two when talking to cus
tomers, but Bob doesn't know that.
Grant P. Erlckson took a little
holiday for himself by going to Port
land to see his mother and attend
a few dances and movies. Wonder
whether he had much run, as he
was loaded down with lists of pur
chases for localltcs who runt find
time to -t Into town. Grant is with
Adklson Melssner Repair shop.
A week-end visitor was Walter
Vaughn who Is In his third year at
Klamath Union high school where
he Is an active member In school af
fairs. Walter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jamrs T. Vaughn, reside at Cascade
Summit where his fullier Is section
foreman for the Southern Pacific.
Nice Item at the Odell Summit
lodge Is the place mat they use for
dinner service. Printed on each mat
Is a map of Odell lake and the sur
rounding vicinity, including spots
for skiing, berry-plckmg, horse-back
riding, fishing and hiking. Break
fast and lunch Is served on either
plain white or gay plaid mats, but
for dinner you reallr can have fun
reading the mat between courses.
Among Improvements at. Cascade
Summit Is the magazine rack at
Odell Summit Lodge grocery, bring
ing the latest mags, weekly a n d
monthly, to local residents who. up
until now, havs had to either sub
scribe or wait for a trainman to
throw one front a train. Now. "they
pays their money and they takes
their cherce" of all varieties of lit
erature. '
New possession of one summit
resident Is a sled, specially made for
her by E. V. Adktson of Shelter
Cove shop and all dolled up with her
name on It. Only problem arises
when she tries to hitch any of the
local dogs to It. Laddie gets disgusted
and h up Into the sled, waiting
to be pulled: Noche sllx and (Mint,
and Husty. the Irish setter, takes
off with such sliced no one can
catch linn.
Bonrwra
Mrs. Harhiu Prough was luvsless
at her home Tuesday to the exten
sion unit when Helen Htlne, home
demonstration agent, led the project
on parent-adolescent relationship.
Seventeen mothers and live chil
dren utlenUed the ineellng and en
Joyed politick luncheon at noon.
The afternoon ineellng was con
ducted by Mrs, Veile Hu.'.cHllie and
each woman answered roll call by
giving a special way to prepare po
tatoes, in anticipation of SI. Pat
rick's Day.
Plans for the llomemakers Kesll
val to be held April 30 were, dis
cussed and a committee appointed
to take charge of arrangements for
exhibits. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. llaieltlne who
will be assisted on giving a demon
stration on foreign cookery. The
meeting will be April 13 at 10:30
a. lit.
Dairy
Mr. Slid Mrs. A. C, Herder and
family and Dewey Heeder of Itiwo
burg were last week-end visitors at
(he Cliff Hcwnld home.
olive r-'rnlcy was released trout
Hillside hospital on Friday, March
5. and Is recovering at her home In
Dairy.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Hcluuoe and
Mrs. Kile Johnson of llomedale
spent the week-end I" Uktvltw
wllh their duiigliler snd sister, Mn. V
Harry Kolb Slid husband.
KLAMATH
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Opposite Ttm.r Th..l
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I.AHIIK AMI SM.SI.I, ANIMALS
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Weight limits are set by the respective countries Involved.
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Grange Asks
Oleo Taxes
WASHINGTON, March 13
The Nationnl grange, one of the
largest farm organizations, told con
gress Friday that special taxes on
oleo are needed to protect both con
sumers and the dairy industry-
Keiuie S. Bagshaw. chairman of
the grange executive committee,
made this argument to the house
agriculture committee. That group
is considering 18 bills to repeal all
federal taxes on oleomargarine.
These taxes range up to 10 cents
a pound on colored oleo and up to
$600 a year license fee for dealers
in colored oleo. Some consumer
groups are urging repeal of the taxes
on grounds they add to the cost of
living.
"As is well known, when oleo
margarine made its appearance in
this country, roughly 75 years ago.
it was common practice to color it
in Imitation of butter and to sell It
as butter," Bagshaw said.
"That was deceiving the consumer.
and was subjecting the dairy in
dustry to unfair competition, as well.
"Federal taxes on oleomargarine
are not levied for the primary pur
pose of raising revenue . . . But for
the purpose of providing funds for
the administration and enforcement
of the oleomargarine laws -nd to
prevent deception in the manu
facture and sale of the product."
North Road
Bids Opened
A low bid of S361.108 was tendered
to the state highway commission In
Portland Friday for construction of
the new Klamath Falls north en
trance route
It was not immediately known
whether the bid was low enough to
be acceptable to the commission,
but hopes were expressed by local
road promoters that it came close
enough to the most recent state es.
timate for the job.
Rogers Construction company of
Portland submitted the bid. This
firm did the grading on the Chilo
quln cut-off of US 97.
T. B. Watters, chairman of the
roads and highways committee of
the chamber of commerce, said:
"Klamath Falls has been waiting
for this job for a long time, and we
hope the highway commission sees
fit to accept this bid."
The north entrance will bring
traffic from US 97 to Esplanade
street. The Job Includes remodel
ing the Esplanade bridge over the
canal.
Rotary Club
Hears Puckett
Drawing on personal experience in
the last war as well as careful study
of the International scene, O. K.
Puckett, well-known Klamath Falls
lumberman, spoke on "United Na
tions" as principal speaker before
the Klamath Falls Rotary club Fri
day. "I am convinced," Puckett said
"that men the world over must learn
to respect the rights of others in
accord with the principles which
were given to humanity 2000 years
ago, or there can never be lasting
peace."
Puckett also emphasized that he
believes America Is duplicating the
mistake of shipping iron to Japan
prior to the last war, In continuing
shipments of potential war mater
ials to Russia under today's conditions.
Truman Names
Grueninq Again
WASHINGTON, March 13 HP)
President Truman Friday nominated
Ernest Oruenlng of New York for
another term as governor of Alaska.
The appointment is for a four
year term. Omening, 61, has been
governor of Alaska since 1939. Pre
viously, he was director of the in
terior department's division of ter
ritories and Islnnd possessions.
Fire Destroys
Nome Hospital
NOME. Alaska. March 13 ..
Fire destroyed Nome's only civilian
hospital Thursday night but all
patients were removed safely to the
air base hospital.
For a time the blaze threatened
the Federated and Methodist
churches and the west part of the
town.
Earlier In the day another fire
in a native's home, caused by chil
dren playing with a lamp, resulted
In death of an infant.
Gerlinger
Visit Slated
Mrs. George T. Gerlinger of
Oregon Council of Republican
Women, will meet with the Klamath
Falls and Wood River units here on
Tuesday when a luncheon is ar
ranged at the Pelican party room
at 1 p. m.
All Interested women are Invited
to the luncheon and those not con
tacted by the calling committee
should make reservations with Mrs.
William DeCew, 6295, by Saturday.
NEW NAME
PORTLAND. March 13 rJPi
Highway 99. both east and west
routes, became Blue Star drive.
The highway commission desig
r .ted the route as a memorial to
those Who served in Wnrlri War TT
The action was authorized by the
last legislature.
Sprague River
Mrs. Sylvan Crume received word
of the serious illness of her father
in Susanville, Calif. She and Mrs.
Juanita Lee and Mrs. Phlllls Alvercz
and children left for Susanville to be
with their father and grandfather,
Mr. Lowery.
Mrs. Mary Chiloquin Is up and
around again after a three-week
illness with flu.
Sam Darco has sold his home to
Mr. and Mrs. "Toots" Barney. The
Barneys moved Into their home
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Roufs and "Pee
Wee" Roufs of Klamath Falls were
Sunday dinner guests of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Runnels.
Roy McDonald was here visiting
old friends from Susanville and
Canby. The McDonalds were old
time residents here before moving
away two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Neal are here
from Salt Lake City, Utah, visiting
at the home of Mrs. O'Neal's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Darco and
family.
The basketball game held here
February 26 between the Sprague
River Junior Warriors and Bonanza
Antlers ended In a score of 38 to
23 in favor of the Warriors. Sprague
River grade school won a score
of 36 to 10 over Bonanza grade
school. The Warriors will challenge
any Junior basketball team in Kla
math county.
Mrs. Clara Robosky of Tillamook
arrived here Weonesday where she
will be the ho'ise guest of her sister
and family, Mrs. Lucky Lopez, for a
couple of weeks before going on to
Carlsbad, N. M. her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall Sr.
Mrs. Ethel Pankey Is reported Im
proving from her Illness.
Sprague River was well-represented
in the audience enjoying the
personal appearance of "T" Texas
Tyler on his stop-over in Klamath
Falls. The box factory was shut
down last week, due to orders.
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year's high honors on the highway. Dollars
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Ior now your right fool commands a Fire
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Now you slip through (radio
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as relaxed as a baby with
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Now you experience the
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an automobile's tendency to play sound box.
Now you ride the washboard roads and
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And last hut best, if a Roadmaster's your
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It's Dynaflow Drive' a drive dial's devoid
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Row of power wllh no gaari tvr
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tapurtng car-lngth lndri wt a
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VltHA-SHItLDtO ItfDf - imooth,
fallgut-fro rid from scientific curb
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W-fOJSfD ftMBAU rOWf -valvo-ln-hoad
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In four power rating!, now cradled
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Fune in HfNUY I.
SAmY-niDt HIM - check heel
over on furmj beltei car control,
peak mileage and lower tire
prenurei.
QUADtUHtX COIL SPKINQINQ -level-going
buoyancy from a toft
coll iprlng on each wheel.
f.X HT OIL HINOS - In tuper
preclte cylinder borei. New oil
laving.
nOAD-MTt BALANCE from low
center of gravllyi tnjuollied front
and-reor ride.
lAriOn, Mutual Nafweitr, Mondnyi and
tG(D rORGUf.rUar - In leaUri
chaitil; protecti moving poiti, Inkei
all driving thru if .
50UND-SOHBM JO LINING -Intolated
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DUOMATIC SPAM ADVANCt -vacuumatk
plui centrifugal action
aiturei enact Ignition for peak
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