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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1948)
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACi THREE .Truman Puts S3 Billion Top Limit On Extra Funds For Preparedness Outlay WANIIIN'CTON, April I Vi 1'realilent 'Iriirimii Ima iu( a top limit lit aruuml 1:1, 00(1. ooo. (loo un the eslrs money the urniril fnrrra run k rla lit miw lor prrrmrrilnra, a mulllm tiff Iclxl nlil today. Thla limn, wliu asliril nut to lir litnillflril tiv liuinr, ilil Ihr ureal ilrnt Imaeil hi llri'Ulmi In halve llm military' own rriiet on Ihr a iiniptlon that Mar la not Inevitable nil In any event will not break Ollt MMHI, tin anld Ihr pri'ildi'iil lulil the chief nt llm armed turn's In lit y Iiik down the lni riutn P thiil hn unlit "a pence innuiiiiii, mil a wnr prtiurmii." Eurllrr. Whlln lloiiHn ifflrlnU had High School MARYV LOU fyJ case fciaa2ai 'Die only iiIkIU performance f tlir aludrlil body piny, "The lllack r lamlitiio," will be kivpii tnnluhl In the liluli school auditorium. At 9 p. m. Dip riirtutnn will part to illsclrwi the lllmk Kliimlniio Inn, llli It ruimlmcklr wall and lur iitturr. The piny inner around Hip chimney, nil whlrh 1 pitimed a (lurk fliimlneo, aupiuuipitly IibvIhk tnriiird Ihrrp a thp walls rriirkcri. Tlir KIMIH cjuliurl turnlshra Ihr music before thr plrtv and attain before the second urt. Chnrlra llrlvhliimii. Mnrllrp Crawford. Don ald Qlllrk. Nrll Olson and Maurice Dortnnn roiupoAe this itrnup. Thnm- Upliulton provides ihr violin mu lc throughout Ihr piny. Parr ntii and Patrons will have the first look at Ihr hnnie econom ics aewlliR rlwsAca' rlnlhcs nn April 14. On that datr a aiyle ahow will lp hrld 111 thr aiidliorliiin and the results of the lust semester will be modrlrd by scvcrnl home ec stu dent. AIM) on the niodrliiiK pro trnm will be several klnderKnrten ace yoiiimnipra modrllnii the work of the advanced sewing cIusaca. Karl flmyklU bund wilt furnish the mimic for the HpaiilMi club fi esta thla Friday night. The fiesta la niHanurrndr and the unmasking will take plnre at 10 p. tn. Prizes for the prettiest, bcit chnrnrtertwtilnn, n huiI liorrlhlr and the like will be llven away during Intermission. I Next year' leurlcr nt thp Htaun lon Chess rlub wpre elected at the meeting nf Ihr club. Tuesday night Preldrnt Htuart Olivrr wlil hand thp gavel over to DUInrri Hhlpler. Other officer will be Hob Ilnudon, vice president; Rosemary Murrny. apcrptnry. and Itnrbnra Rwansnn, treasurer. Rtnnlry Kendall nnd the Henley High C'hrM club were guest at the mectlne. An affnlr for the nwiher. the Tea Toller- spring tea. In now tak ing: II plnre a an anntinl event April 3D la the dnte plmined for thla year ten with President Colletie Hrhroedrr nnd Advisor Ioulse Kel aey nrrnnitlnit the pinna. It la hoped by these lender that every mother In school will turn out for the ten. All above Information 1 sup posedly true, and not April fool. Bang's Disease Row May Die Out TILLAMOOK, April 1 Ml A dnlry Industry lender here report the fnrmer opposing slaughter of rattle under a Ilnng' dlsrnsc con trol program may not continue the revolt. Ben Mill, president nf the Tilla mook Fanner Protective nsffocln tlon, ld yesterday those opposing the tnto Inw hnd conferred with t director of the Tlllnmook County Crenmery iissnelntton. Mill siilil "If a antlafnrtory" pro- jtrnm can be worked nut the group . (nny Rbnndon II plnn to tesl the V ainte Inw requiring aluuithtcr of I Infected nnlninls. He did nut sny whut the group considered a "sntlsfnclory" pro It rum. forecast a lop nf alwul 4 ,000,000,. IHHI. The piumlblllty reinnln thnt llouui not of u direct nillllnry jih lure niuy be nridrd. New Hhlp Olio such propositi In the billldlnit of new iiiercluiut vewit'l which could ho converted Into troopship. Hut even If a ship proitrurn Is adopt ed, the offlcinl mild, It will not be nriir the H.&OO.OOO.WKI-sIm inrn llourd In ome preparednrs dis cussion. I. The new program alreaalnc an Inrreaae In trained men through the draft and universal military training would help aa aure ppace hy allowing Ituaala that the United HI a tea I capable of acting to stop communlat ag greaalon. X. It also would be within the apendlng limit that Mr. Truman think the nation ran bear with out the threat of sharp Inflation and full-scale wartime curbs rationing, prlre celling and man power rontrols. The ufflrln! anld the president I determined to dovetail prepared ties progrmu and foreign aid niwndliiK Into other government oieratlon In such a way a to hold the Inflationary Impact to a minimum. Frakes Wins FFA Speech Contest POHTI.AND, April J (II rUxl ney Knikrj, of Onliirlo, 6rc, won the liitc lllle In a Future Farmer of America apeukliiK coiilesl and carried off the nmiuiil griuiKC pliuiue. He will represent the Ule nt a ri'Kloiinl meet lit Hull Lnke City, Uliih, Mny 3, akiiliist peaker of II western slnlcs. Normiin Clortr, Hlllslmro, was second and Itlcluud lluwllusoii, En terprise, was third 111 the contest yesterday. The mix district winner compel Ink Included Jiimicb McDowell, Hiilrni, and Joseph Wright, Oranta Puss. To Huy, Hell or Trade, It pay to read llrruld nnd New Classified Ml It pay to Advertise I Dishwasher Buys Town For Himself LANOKIXJTH, Pa., April 1 Wr Clu Barbush own this community today and It 3000 resident have every hope of avoiding the fate of a "ghost town." Ous, an Immigrant who got hi atari In the United Btate as a dish washer 36 Veur ago, bought the town yesterday for a reported Htveral hundred thousand dollar. A resident of nenrby Burgetta town, Ous said he learned that thing, were looking pretty dark for Langelolh after the American Zinc and Chemical Co. decided to close It plant there. The chemical plant, Langeloth' principal Industry, had provided 800 Job and a W000-a-day pay roll. The company snld the procesa In use had become obsolete and the plant wasn't worth rebuilding. Ous who through the year gradually acquired a store, restau rant and hotel building went to the Burgetutown National Bank and obtained a 1200.000 loan, the largest It ever advanced to an Indi vidual, Out then bought the zinc com pany, Including 2ol home, com munity hall, church, nchool, porui men' clubhouse and park. Now Ous ha plan for finding a new Industry to move Into the empty plant. He also want to build a baseball diamond. "It could only happen In this country," Ou said with a smile. "My plan 1 to run a good town." Grog By Drink Petition Set BALEM, April I ( A prelimin ary Initiative petition to permit sale of liquor by the drink was sched uled to be filed with the ttate de partment here today. The bill apoiuored by the state Federation of Labor and the Oregon Hotel association would legalize such aale In hotel, restaurant and club, and on airplane, iteamshlpe and railroad. All liquor sold by the drink would have to be bought from the state liquor commission, and It would be ubject to an additional tax of 25 cent a quart. Dtsperuers would pay 1500 a year license fee. It could be sold only by place which terve meal, but the liquor could be served In any room In uch an establishment. If iufflclent algnaturea art ob tained, the measure would appear on the general election ballot next November, Klamath Man With Army In Japan WITH THE EIOHTH ARMY IN HACHINOHE. Japan Cpl. Thom a P. Cray, 20-year-old parachutist of Klamath Fall. Ore., Is now serv ing with the 11th Airborne division In Northern Honshu, Japan. Cpl. Cray Is currently working as ar morerartlflcer and la assigned to Service company, 511th Parachute Infantry regiment stationed at Camp Haugen. Haehlnohe. His par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cray, reside at 4121 Altamont drive. Wallace Backers Slate Meeting ; PORTLAND, April 1 on Mem-1 bers of the Wallace-for-Prmldent 1 committee from Oregon's four con-' gresslonal districts will convene her Saturday to organize a new party, 1 The "new party" that Is what' the supporters call It Instead of "third party will be named at the meeting. "Progressive party" la the term chosen In most other areas. To place another party on the Oregon ballot, signatures of 18,734 registered voters must be obtained. SAWS Fl LED h AND GUMMED EVANS CABINET SHOP 1.117 E. Main Junior High To Present Show Thursday The Fremont Junior high musical show, to be presented Thursday and Friday, April 8 and 9. in the school auditorium at 8 p. in . Is entitled "Johnny Takes a Tour." Johnny I a young American, Just out of collrge. who is taking a little trip abroad brfore he settle down. His tour u pictured In eight scene beginning with a farewell at the pier. Ills first stop Is in Old Mexico where he Join In an eve ning promenade of young people around the village square. Next he finds himself on a moonlit Ha waiian beach and later on a snowy mountainside in Czechoslovakia where he lenrn the native songs and dances of the Czeclu. Other scene Include an Italian street scene, a skit In Scotland where Johnny gel mixed up with killed guards, and then he returns to America. Member of the cast are: Johnny, Marvin Nereeth: Mary. Patsy Young; mother, Joan McDonald; fattier. Charles Rice; Johnny's friend. Paul Jones and Bob Kinds vnter; porter. James Newman; Mexican dancers, Mary Ann Pres ton and Loren Helblg; singer, Wan da Whitney; . Mexicans. Mary Hill, Barbara Johuxon, Rowena Charles. Jim Lucas and Hobrrt Kirk: Per sian princess. Pally Teale: Persian girls. Joan Reeve. Annabelle Dial, Joan Vandenberg; sheik. Nell Huff: liallan vendors, Corlnne Oheller and Jame Newpian; singers, Bar bara MrMahan and Stanley Zenor. Hawaiian girls and boy, Carol Hamilton. Helen Bertram. Jennnle Dunlavy. Olorla Jackson. Bob Borg man, Aaron Anderson, Harold Tot ton; Czech linger, Beverly Hunt: dancer. Dorothy Collier. Clydene Bowman. Alan Heston. Dean Low ell: Scotch lassie, Bonnie O'Harra; guards, Leroy Senrle. John Lehto, Ted Cobo, Ronnie Hershbergcr. There I a chorus of 80 voice. Incidental music between scene will be supplied by the Junior high orchestra under the direction of John O'Connor. Admission I 50 cents and tickets can be obtained from Junior high students for either night. Fl'OITIVE PORTLAND. April 1 lP A small fugitive from a baby sitter was cap tured here at 1:25 a. m. Wednesday, pednllng his tricycle down the street. The 5-year-old hnd crept out of hi house while Die baby sitter was caring for his two younger sisters. RAKiON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 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