WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE ELEVCM
i Jim Ogle Named Lakeview
Chamber Of Commerce
Head; Group Hears Walker
LAKEVIKW, April 7 Tim Lake
County chamler of commerce was
off to a new yriir Inihiy umlpr Hip
leadership of Jim null', urn-known
rem-her, who was elected ptesldctit
Just before 1 1 if minimi iiippIIhii
Mimitny nmlit.
A capacity crowd attended tin
dinner In the Ijikrvlcw hotel tllnlhK
riHiiu l which new ulflicia wi'it
aitiifiimred. Otiln surrecilrrf liny
JliuluiHl at the tii'litt tf the oruniti
xatltui, mid nllirr iifflrnrs for IIMR-sll
me: Jink lliiariie, vice president;
C'leva Huyder, treasurer; Jack
Two Rescue
Team Men
Reach Plane
Mr( HOItl) m.l.U, April 7
Two Kmttlfi nioiiittnitirrra haw
I rrarhrd Hip wreckage of miul.tf
j air furr plana on IMfilmttt peak,
i th atr earrh ami mru arrvtra
Vaatrf today, hut ! other men, aid
tng In thn aeareh, were mining.
' f Lt. T. H, White tntct the nix writ,
tl clvtltnit, were nttemptmit to up.
: pronrh the plane yrntprilny on the
amithenftt .ow nf the jHMiit. 'Diry
- hart not reported bnrlt early today,
he Mid.
i The officer utiffl nmull I,-ft tint
t'nt pliuiM would be put Into the
. atr today in ah effort to .watc
the party.
Tim piitue was found atwmt 3 prn.
yeMerdtty a.temoon by Hub Craig
ami Irn Kprlnic, ttli nf ftrnitlr.
Hodlea of the pUiip'a three occu
pant were (mind In the plan. they
reported. ( apt, Jan ea E. Mrl.aush
lin, pllol, and 2nd 14. Kranrla A.
4.eer, the ro-pilot, were eruthed
afaliut th Imtrurornt panel. The
body of TKft. Carl T. Field of
ruyatlup waa behind them.
Hprlnir and Cralit laid It would
ha almost impmatblr to remove the
bodlri at the prenent time berati
nf avatancht condition! and heavy
now.
They recommended that a parly
if 30 eEperlemed mmmtnlnrrr b
recruited to help In the evacuation
when condition permit.
The plane, mhwlng alnr laat Fri
day n route from Mrfhord field to
Band Folnt naval air station,
washed Into a vertlral rltff at about
Ota 4000-foot elevation, they re-peried.
Bly To Get
'Aid Training
BLY. April 1 Amrrlmn lied
TrciM first-aid courses will bp lven
o the Illy cmitnumlly by Oenrjte
T u 1 1 e r lan. aitthitrlrpd lnstnn-lir. t
-ulpriuu rpcpntly look tlilt coum , h" n nmml r.piirity o(
Myii, imtiiiivpr; Trd Cunn, Opiip
rvp, l,nrry Piujcpiuht, liny llitr
Iiiii, Mprls l.owdcn. Vr I'PiidlrUrti.
William Vprmm, Kdille MrKny mill
KltMi CiiiiipU, rpi:utlve cnuiu lltiipii
HiiPiikpr of th evpiiliiK win Ix-un
Wnlkpr, iitpintipr mid punt prpnldpnt
ut the irt'K"U alula Htmnte, who dln
cuiupd Oregon iitxitlloii und rpvrim
liroblpuii.
Wiilker wuiiiril vilht liuly
raldn of OiPKou'ft kiirpliw Income lux
fiiiiiU. He pontrd out Unit local
Hchool coAtn are lticrpftnlinf over the
alula and that all ni'hool tnxr will
become property Inn when Income
tax fiinUa are no lonKPr avalliible.
Hut propojiala to retnove cah from
Ilia Income tux funtla have become
liicrpaHinifly vltforoiu, he auld, alonu
with a plan In rae rxpmploiui Uiat
would cut Income tax revenues,
"On the one hand," he warned,
"we are lncrpanlmc the cottx of
hool, and with the other we are
preparing to remove the money
available to offnet achmil taxea "
Walker advtacd aattlnivt rmtlttiiK
Into a propoml for u.iin 113 mil.
Hon urptu tunila for lilnhcr edu
cation bulldlnitii. He aalil that a
uood ataff la more Important than
a good plant. The aieakpr iwlntpd
out. however, that Uie blither edu
cation permanput miliar levy ea
tablMird many yeara ao la now
dpflnltrly lnadpuate to finance thla
proftram In the atau.
Oreaon haa a prptty tax lay
out, the apnator aald, but npeda to
revamp It to meet the current situ
ation. He warned that there la no
magic, formula for "fixing It for
ever." It will have to be chaiwpd
from time to time.
Walker aald that In Ihia atale and
nation we nerd to make government
work efficiently, not only aa a bene
fit for mir own people, but to et
an example for the world.
Vuiiora at the annual meetlna; In
cluded rrprenentatlvea of the Klam
ath county court and chamber of
commerce and a numrjer of other
Klamath county peoplp.
New Sawmill
Gets First Log
OAKfltDOK. Ore.. April 1 (
A t.1,000,000 awmlll waa turning out
lumber here today, the ftrat operat
ing unit of the Poj and Talbot
development of timber resource
near hera.
The first log was sent against the
saws of the null yesterday at a cere
mony attended by officials of the
company that plans to spend an
estimated H ,100.000 here.
A year ago the town hart 400 resi
dents. It la now home lor some 1&00.
and the population Is exacted to
climb to near 5000.
Private timber holdings of 31000
acres are Interlocked with vast fed
eral tracla expected to provide con
tinued operation on a sustained
yield program of cutting.
The mill, first of several milling
in Klamath Falls.
The first class will be the stand
ard course, while classes for Junior,
standard and advanced courses will
be formed In Ilia near future.
All persons Interested, whether
having had flrat-ald or not. are
Urged to sign up for clashes, fltart
tng dates will be announced at a
later date.
Classes at Weyerhaeuser Camp 6
are to start Tuesday, April IS.
Oregon Chest
Heads Named
BAtEM. April t M-Ixiyl A.
Warner, Bnlrrn biilnex man, waa
fleeted president of the Oregon
Chen at the corporations fifth an
luii.1 meeting hrre Monday.
. Charle A. Hpragiie, S.ilrrn pub
3lhcr and former governor, ana Dr.
fleorge W. Peavy, CorvallU, were
elected executive committeemen and
director. Dr. Peavy, former Oregon
Htate college president, la outgoing
president of the Oregon Cheat,
Olher new officers are: Prnnk L.
Loncrgan, Portland, first vice preM
dent; Hurt K. finydci Lnkevlew, sec
ond vice president; E. H, Fatland,
Condon, third vice president; Stan
ley Earl, Portlnnd, aecretnry; and
j. J. Oard, Portland, treasurer.
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5-MINUTE VACATION
At the end of the (lay there's a time
to relrx and let your rve down.
Knjoy a IHeaaant Moment with the
Perfectly Marvelous flavor of FM
dn l.une In a Ilighhalll I'M lc I.uxe
lllondi'il Whiskny. National Di
tillera Products Corponitlon, Now
York, N. Y. lllendol Whiskey. 88
Proof. 70 Grain Neutral gplrlU.
(Sim
50.000.000 board feet. The logging
operation Involves some 90 miles of
roads.
Junior High Students Turn Hawaiian
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This Is one of the many eoforfut scenes from "Johnny Take a Tour," presented in the Fremont
arhool auditorium Thursday and Friday nighta at o'clock by the Fremont junior high school. The public
Is cordially Invited and tlrkels may be obtained from students or at the door. Then will be musical Inter
ludes by the Junior high orchestra. Left to right, Carol Hamilton, Marvin Neneth, Gloria Jackson. Harold
Totten, Aaron Anderson, Helen Bertram, Bob Bergman and Jeanle Dunlavy,
Tiie's Share Of Surplus
Hospital Gear To Be Siored
TULEI.AKB, April 7 Tulelake's
share nf nearly tJ.0O0 worth o!
hospital equipment from the former
base hufipttal at the war relocation
center at Newell will be stored for
the present by the bureau of recla
mation In a sealed ordnane build
ing In the former army area at the
center.
Equipment and medical auppliea
were distributed by mutual agree
ment of representatives of organ
isations, health departments and
physicians of filskiyou, Modoc and
Klamath counties working with the
bureau of reclamation which has
held custody since It was turned
over several months ago by the army
surplus.
Apparatus and medical supplies
have already been taken to Klam
ath Falls and to Alturas. The bu
reau will hold Tutelake's share for
one year or less, until some plan
for organisation of a hospital dis
trict for this area material!!.
Plans which have been under dis
cussion for several months, call for
Cannon Company
inspection Set
SAf.ENf. April 7 m Cannon
company of the lst division's 188th
Infantry regiment will be Inspected
for federal recognition tonight at
Coos Hay. Capt. Wilbur McDonald
It company commander of the na
tional guard unit.
Col. Wilson B. Klggtns, repre
senting sixth army headquarters,
will make the Inspection.
Turn those no-longer-used ar
Newa Want Ads are Inexpensive and
tides Into cash now I Herald and
bring quirk results.
KIRBY
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AGAIN . . . New, Added
' GREYHOUND
SERVICE
for KLAMATH FALLS
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Direct, Through Service
to RENO BISHOP
LOS ANGELES
Effective April X , . , Greyhound gives
you additional service from Klamath
Falls to I. os Angeles . , . over the aeente
route serving Alturas, Rusanvflie, Reno,
llrfrfgeport, Bishop and Intermediate
points.
Now Trips Daily
(RgAn DOWN)
I.T. Kl.AMATH FALLS !fla a. m. t;M p. m,
Arrlva Altar! . m. :tp. m,
Arrlva auitrnvtlla p. m It :8 s, m.
Arrive It UNO "r.1"! t:ilft. m.
Arrfve Arid ft port p. m. :9? a, m,
Arrlvt Ittshop t;1 P. m, 9A9 a, m,
Arriva Mnjava titX a. m, it;lp. m.
Arrltit Hnllywnflil ft;l s. m. h-AA p. m,
Arrlva t.Ofl ASuri rn ftitft a. m. flilft p. m.
2 Rtturn Tripi Doily
Alto . . . 5 Trtpt Doily to LOS ANGELES
via the Pacific Highway
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Aifnt, i. R, gArXK
P0t KLAMATH AVI,
fho-k aatt
a county-wide district for Slsktyoo
with a 2S or 30-bed hospital to be
located here and one of similar size
at Mt. Khasta.
Cost of the local hospital, which
would probably reach $400,000, would
be financed equally between the
federal government, state govern
ment and the taxable district.
Petitions for establishment of a
district have already been circulated
and lt la expected that the hospttt.!
proposition will be on the Novem
ber ballot.
Division of equipment between
Tulelake and Alturas waa nearly
equal except that Alturas received
the larger of two X-rays, need In
their hospital being especially urg
ent for that type machine.
The equipment Included two com
plete dental unit and dental X
ray: mobile hospital X-ray, oper
ating room table valued at I-150G.
large autoclave and distilled water
apparatus, valued at 2500. large
surgical diathermy, basal metabo
lic machine, operating cystoacope,
two mobile suction and pressure
machines, expensive bone surgery
equipment, -various operating room
equipment, including surgical lamp
tables, hospital beds, aurglcai and
diagnostic instrument and quan
tities of medical supplies.
Dr. Buford Hargu. who assisted
with .distributions, stated Tuesday
that thla city's share will go far
toward equipping a hospital here.
Free Eggs Laid On
Neighbor's Bed
DENMARK. la., April 7 W E. A.
Lauffer, of near Denmark, says a
neighbor of hia haa been getting an
egg delivered regularly in hus bed
room from a hen whose owner iives
across the road,
Lauffer said the hen. apparently
looking for a place to lay her egg,
saw the open bedroom window of
the neighbors house, went in and
laid the egg on the bed. she did this
every morning until she started set
ting. Lauffer said, and then came
back to repeat the act when she re
sumed laying.
Three Held
In Portland
Drug Theft
POKTIA.VB, Aprli 7 MV-An hoar
after drug store nareotlea holdup
last night, two Heattle men and their
one-armed ear driver were in jail
berg.
Two of the men wer seised aa
they prepared to board plane for
Buttle. Detective Capt. W ilium
O, Browne ssldethey had the drags.
Tneir companion waa baited on the
Interstate bridge as he neared the
Washington side of the Columbia
river.
Police here had been alerted earl
ier In the day that three men who
might be pianing a holdup were en
route from Seattle. Detective Chief
Cmlle Vaiiet and a squad of ais men
arrived from Seattle with descrip
tions of the Uio and their car. When
the car was stopped, plainclothes
police trailed it In taxis.
Trail Lost
Later the trail waa lost, but a
quick block of ail exits from the city
went into effect ax soon as police
were called by Dniggist George E.
Norton that he had Just bees robbed
at the downtown Medical Art
pharmacy,
A shotgun squad arrested two men
at the airport. Browne identified
them aa Raymond Charles Wockner,
44, and Martin Edward Raekner, 34.
They did not resist. Browne said
both men, aa well aa their com-
bw CRaHy praptrty Law i
preparing- rsr rUai
INCOME TAX
RETURN
Why t & r Hetnra
prepfti-ed &QVS by
N. J, Rosenbaum
parties, had Washington state sriaoa
records.
Richard Qrlndeman, 43, arrested
on the Interstate bridge and identi
fied by Browne as tit driver who
headed north after leaving the two
men at the airport, waived extradi
tion and waa returned to Portland.
Norton waa confronted aa tie
closed hi drug store it S p. m. At
gun point he reopened it and waa
tied and gagged with adhesive tape.
Two of the men gathered up nar
cotics while the third mass remained
In the ear, he told police after free
ing himself.
The men were jailed under (10.000
bail each.
Tax Office Open
Thursday Night
State Income tax workers who
have been at the courthouse for the
pt several days helping Klamath
countiana with their tax forms,
have announced they will keep the
office open Thursday night until
t o'clock. The office wltt also be
open all day Friday.
Vcs don't have to eaneef your In
aaraaee on year old ear if yea trade
it for new one- Tetrr policy ran
be transferred at const dersbie saving
to yoa. Hans Norland Snasranee,
121 N. 3th Si.
McLaughlin KC
Hosts At Breakfast
Mt Mclaughlin Council of the
Knight of Columbia played host to
over a hundred tma at brettaiut
last Sunday morning.
The Knight served breakfast In
the church halt to men of 8aered
Keart parish who hast received
Holy Communion t eight o'clock
mass.
The large crowd lauded the cutt
nsry efforta of Vines ClapP and hit
committee who were is charge ot
the kitchen. The affair waa so well
received that plan are being made
to repeat it in s few raorsUi time.
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FALLS APPLIANCE
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Tlrpan TKt f .wa
tTst by Applafn3at
Club Mocco
MACDOEL, CALiF.
Mixed Drinks - Dancing
LES GARDNER and HiS
ELECTRiC STRING ORCHESTRA
Every Saturday Night
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Thanks!
We wish to extend our thanks oncJ or
preciatiort to our friends of Kiomoth
county for the shower.
Ml. and Mm, Jack JlaViilOH,
BLY, ORE.
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April fth . . LD.S. Chapel
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