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New Drafting
Instructor On
OVS Roster
OVS. April 15 Robert Kimball
hu accepted teaching position aa
drafting Instructor at Oregon Voca
tional achool replacing Jesse Crab
tree. Crabtree was recently appoint-
ed assitant supervisor of technical
training.
Kimball experience Includes
seven years with Lockheed Aircraft
corporation at Burbank. Calif., and
two years with the General Control
corporation at CHendale, Calif.
Everett Hunkle, state fire In
structor, attended a meeting of the
OVS volunteer fire department
Wednesday. Three Instructional fire
fighting films were shown to the
group.
OVS has received 110 steel fold
ing chairs and has been allocated
a jeep from the federal works
agency In Seattle. Wash. The Jeep
will be for instructional use in the
auto mechanics class.
Three representatives from the
Klamath chapter and three from the
Medford chapter of the Disabled
American veterans were at OVS to
welcome John Oolob. national DAV
commander Wednesday.
Members of the two chapters were
E '.ward Branchfield. state DAV
commander; Curtiss Tcssman. com-'
mander of Jackson county: James
Burnett, adjutant and service of
ficer of Medford: Otis Metsker,
treasurer of the Klamath chapter.
Lynn Skeen, officer of the day of
Klamath chapter, and Jack Benner.
, district commander of Klamath
chapter.
Trailer Registration Booth Active
26 Reds Die
In Uprising
ATHENS. April 15 tP A me
chanized company of gendarmerie
revolted in Sparta and raided a jail,
. killing 35 or 3$ communists, the
' ministry of public order said
Wednesday.
Minister Constamine Rentis said
the gendarmes (national police) ap
I parently were enraged at commu-
nists because their commanding of
ficer was wounded today when a
; vehicle struck a mine on the Tripo
: Us highway.
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Registration of voters continued at an active pare Wednesday al the trailer renlntrallon booth set up at
Eighth and Main streets by the League of Women Voters. Here Eleanor Ehlera Heft) helps Mr. and Mrs.
William SUIk. SOU l arrow, as they change registration to conform to a new address. .May primary regis
tration deadline Is 5 p. m.. April 10.
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Midland
Rebel Forces Hit
At San Jose
By The Associated Press
Reports reaching Guatemala Wed
nesday Indicated rebel forces have
isolated San Jose. Costa Rica's cap-
, ital. The end of the six-week-old
civil war appeared to be nearing,
with a rebel victory In sight.
Government forces were reported
to be drawing In for a last ditch
stand In the capital if the truce
offered by the rebels falls through.
Dispatches to Guatemala said the
rebels cut San Jose's communica
tions with Punta Arenas, a prin
cipal port, and wrecked a train on
the line from the capital to the port.
Astoria Gets
; Mooring Basin
I nesday to create a permanent moor- '
lng basin at Astoria, Ore., for part
ol Its laid up fleet
! Rep. Norblad iR-Ore.l made
known the decision. He said pre
: paration of the site will commence
quickly.
Norblad said the mooring basin
will accommodate those ships now
at Astoria In the Columbia river and
those at Olympla, Wash., in Puget
' und. He said $2,500,000 will be
spent by the commission In dredging
and for piers and that 350 men will
be employed there permanently.
The commission, he said, has
asked the navy tor a large drydock
for use at the mooring basin.
The Midland Community club
met Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Henry Milligan with 19 present.
A short business meeting was
held with Mrs. Fred Mllanl pre
siding. Games were played and a
Dutch auction was held with Mrs.
Milligan receiving the object of
the sale. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. Those present were
Mrs. V. L. Huff and children Leo
and Linda. Mrs. Fred Milan!. Mrs.
Cliff Andrieu, Mrs. Leon Andrieu,
Silvia. Ruth and David. Mrs. Clive
McPherson. Ida Rowe. Dolores He
mann. Audrey Springer. Mrs. Le
Roy Hourk. Mrs. Isabel Mathews,
Mrs. George Flowers, Donna, Mar
Jorie. Mrs. Albert Schmeck. Mrs.
Francis Flowers. Mrs. James Flow
ers. Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, Mrs.
George Andrieu. Mrs. Henry Milli
gan and Mrs. John Mistier.
Mrs. Al Chafee. who has been
quite ill for about two weeks. Is
able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mustier
have moved to the Shasta View
housing project and now are at
home at 1610 Nimiu in Klamath
Falls.
Midland community had a party
at the Grange hall Friday night
with friends from miles arbund.
Musio was enjoyed and dancing
was the theme of the evening.
Those playing were Mr. and Mrs.
James Bunnell and Mr. Ward.
Mr. Charles Wilson Is confined
Langell Valley
. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and
family visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Morris and family.
Walter Jendriejewskl of Klamath
Falls and Mr. Cushman of Corvallls
and Mr. Baker were Langell valley
visitors last week.
Mrs. Orvllle DeVaul has been
staying in Klamath Falls with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Fiuhugh. and
her new grandson.
Doris Hodges of Tulelnke spent
Saturday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Les Leavltt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Embrey are here
from Michigan visiting his brother.
Lloyd Embrey and family.
Frank Brown and Martin were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Burnett and family Tu"day eve
ning. Mrs. Brown Is at Bakersfleld
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D.
W. Ferguson. Her father is recover
ing from a serious operation In a
Bakersfleld ambulance.
New Navigation
Aid Installed
SEATTLE. April 15 WV-A new
type navigation aid, which throws
out three colors deluding upon
the angle from which It Is viewed,
has been Installed in the Umpqua
river near Reedsport. Ore.. Rear
Adm. J. E. Stika. commander of
the 13th const guard district, said
today. ,
It Is known as a "polychrome
range light.'' The colors are fil
tered out as green, white or red
depending upon the position of
the approaching vessel.
DESTRl'CTIVE CORROSION
Five billion dollars of the U. S.
national wealth is invested In un
derground piping. An annual loss
of more than SU2.000.000 is In
curred through corrosion.
to his bed with rheumatic fever,
and has the best wishes of his
friends in Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mistier
went to Red Bluff Saturday to
attend the rodeo there.
HIU.S-Dorn al Klamath Val!r hiw.
PIU1. Klamath I'alli. Ore . April 12. 1IMS.
to Mr and Sir Erntat Hllla. ruuta 2 boa
M. a lxt. Wright: 7 pou"l Ti ulinrw.
HA!X)RF.K-Horn at Klamath Vallay
hiupital. Klamath ralli. Or . April 1.1.
luaa. to Mr and Mr. William lladnraa.
I4J lrIifia wa, a girl. Weight,
, pountli 12 ouncaa.
CtXilKAN- Horn at Klamath Vatlav
hmpltal. Klamath ralta. Or . April 12.
im, to Air. and Mrt. Albart lorhran.
Wl Victory drtva. a girl. Weight: T
pound 2 ounce.
I'l.l'NKrTT - Horn al Klamath Vallvy
hmpltal. Klamath ralta. Or , April IJ.
IMS. to Mr. and Mn C K. Plunk. u.
Fargo, a girl. Weight: pound
S ounce
HARTMAN Born at Klamath Valla
hoapltal. Klamalh Faila. Or. April 13.
I'M, to Mr. and Mr. F. W Hartman.
1703 Johnson, a boy. Weight: 9 pound
14 ounce.
TAYLOR Bom at Klamath Valley
hntpltal. Klamath Fall. Ore. April U.
104S. to Sir. and Mr. Clara Taylor.
Chiloquln. Or., a girl. Weight, a pounda
3 ounce.
rHIllKRC; Born at Klamalh Valley
hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore . April 13.
toaft. to Mr and Mrs K C. Frtberg, tOOO
S. nth. a girl. Weight, B pounds.
Newspaper Guild
Quits CIO Council
SEATTLE, April 15 17 The Beat
tie Newspaper Guild has joined the
parade of Congress of Industrial
Organization unions withdrawing
from the state CIO council.
Members voted Tuesday to stop
per capita payment to the state
council and to send delegates to an
Aberdeen convention May 1 and 2.
The Grays Harbor meeting was
called by the District 3 council of
the International Woodworkers of
America (CIO) for the purpose of
forming a new organization to apply
for the national CIO charter.
The dispute centers about refusal
of the state council to follow In
structions of the international.
House Overrides
Veto On Vendors
WASHINGTON, April 15 fJV-The
house Wednesday passed over Presi
dent Truman's veto a bill excluding
certain vendors of newspapers and
magazines from the social security
program,
The vote was 307 to 28. This was
83 more than the required two
thirds majority.
The senate will vote next, prob
ably later In the week, on whether
to override the veto.
Rep. Oearhart (R.-Calif.), author
of the bill, predicted the senate
will Join the house In voting to over
ride. Mr. Truman sent the legislation
back to congress on April 6.
UNESCO Member
To Speak Here
Constance Rousch, representing
UNESCO, will speak at a luncheon
arranged by the Klamath chapter
of,the Oregon Education association
at 1Z o'clock noon, Monday, April 19.
Miss Rousch advised OEA officers
that she would be In Klamath Falls
on that date and a speaking ar
rangement was made. Any persons
Interested In hearing Miss Rousch
may make reservations by calling
Fremont school, 62M, or James
Scott, president of Klamath chap
ter of OEA, at that same number.
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when your Mobilgaa Answer Man
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Colombian
Break Wiih
Reds Denied
IIOdOTA, I'alnnilila, April 15 (,Vi
The newspaper HI Liberal quoted
Foreign Minister Kduardo Zurlla
Angel Wednesday a saying the Co
lombian government up to now has
taken no decision on the question of
relations with In Kovlrt I'nlon.
The opposition newspaper quoted
the foreign minister aa anylug that
the result of an aniiuiiiiteiiiiMit
b the government radio that rela
tions with Husalii had been broken
th ratlin conservative director
has been ousted. It said Alfonann
Araujo, a liberal, was appointed di
rector of the national radio. Zulet
Is a memlier of the conservative
parly.
The government radio mad the
announcement of a break with Rus
sia Monday, It followed an an
nouncement that two Ituaalan
agents had been arrealed In con
nection with Friday's uprising In
llngnta, scene of the tl-natlon Pan
American conference, whlrh la
being resumed today.
The conference waa broken up
five days ago by a bloody uprising
which Die Colombian government
and U. 8. Secretary of Stale George
C. Marshall attributed to Interna
tional coiiuiHinlsin. Delegate voted
unanimously yesterday to resume
sessions,
Colleges Show
Enrollment Gains
COHVAI.Url, April III il'i -Spring
term enrollment at Orcunii State
college lm readied (Idol, lopping
hist years on I he same tint r by 1
per rent, K. II. I.einon, atliiillilstra
I Inn dean, sulci today, y
He pretlliilrtl next full's attend
ance would reach 70111 iinlt'ss uii
certalnlles stiiii as veterans' enroll
ment mid Hie liileiiialliinul situation
tiiilM'il a change.
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Cameo Shop
737 Main
Castleberry
Super Cut Rate Drugs
Its Main
Currin's for Drugs
40 Main
East Side Pharmacy
80S East Main
Lee Hendricks Drug Store
fill South 6th Street
Burke's Corner Store
Schneider's Variety
401 fiouth 6th Street
Star Drug Store
4.15 Main
Underwood's Camera Shop
727 Main
Waqqoner Drug Co.
m Main
Walqreen Drug Co.
6.1.1 Main
Whitman Drug Co.
KB Main
Wood's Druq Store
Medical Dental liulldlnc ,
Out of Town KRYSTAL KOTE Dealers
Thorton'i Drug Stor.
Lakevlew, Oregon
Caitlomen'i Pharmacy
Merrill, Oregon
Connor's Varlaty
Earl'i Pharmacy
Tulelake, California
Cornar Stors
Pioneer Druq Store
Chlloqiiln. Oregon
Spraquo Rivor Vorioty
Npragiie Itlvrr, Oregon
L. V. Bogqi
Itonania, Oregon
Underwood's Photo Service
211 Underwood Building
Phone 4819