Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 15, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAILS OREGON PACE THREE Footprinters Take Over Teen Agers' Scrap Drive LooUtm, m-qulMlhH. itntl Mule of bout IHK) ion n( Art up inWtil lc twtci now mul r wct-k or ho uiinr Mi olmo of x hnolH lor mimiiiht vu mMiid li Din tunk IwhiK iiiiiIi-i Inkcii by Hi loriil Koutpiliilcm (iikhuIji tloll. The fooliiiliilrirt priMiilff Imvlhtf otinitrtlniiii with poller wnk luivn dfrldrd In liikif ovi'r (he Trtn-Aiti wnlrr B drive to mlnti funda In put Boulder Falls On RR Tracks A 'JO-ton bimlilrr t rustic (I down on Uit Houlhitrn i'urlflr riUlnmd tituk nmr Molt In I lit Hm-ruinrnto river canyon Jimi north or IiuiiMnutr ut 10 o'clock thin Iimrnliiu, Wcdncncliiy. but tint li tnovctni'iitn urn rxpcctrd to ri'iiiuin on itmc, nUliond nu-n inHt hmc. The rrllrf ouiril frum Diuihimitr wm cm licit KnmtMliiitrly iifu-r a truck wtilkcr dlw ovrrrti thr huwr rock. Tim relief Iniln In ciilppi'(l with a blK tlcrrlrk uml ll wwt rxpi'ctrd tlmt thn bmiltlrr could Im rrmovrd within a mutinr or hourn, The boulder frit on thr trtwkfi D4Lwrrn lh iiinvriurnt nf trnlim and no rturiinKf wn rrHrtrd to rttjtpmrnt or trarka. Hewitt Gives Trip Report Mrinhrni of the Kluinuth County Youth council. mrrtliiK Tucjwlny night, hn.nl Hon Hewitt, county probation olflrrr. rciwirt on n rtcrnt trip to WnshlnKton, I). C, whirr hr altrndrd n pluniiihK cntilrrrnrr in child wclturr iind youth Kulttnnrtv Hewitt whs oiip or flvr dclcHKtrn from Orntoii, Ho told mrmlHTK of thr Youth oounrll that thr loot I mitunlrjitlon wm exactly In linn with thr ivpr nf oncHntnntlon thnt rrconunrndrd for rry city, a cltlwn roup In torMtM In Juvrnllr problftm and youth prnfframN. Tha Youth council recrlvrd a suit Itlon thnt It Rinnutr adult train tnc cmirarii for pcrm who rtviuirr Men training. Thr nueurttlon will tw oontldcrrd further. Uict :untir lulo opnrutlon and have luloptcd tint mtiip drive method of niiMiiK tho money. About H'ASHM will bfl needed to open the center, tocutrd In tho Oli ver bulldliiK, JMH N. Mil, nnd keep It runnhiK thioiikh the remainder of thin year. The lorn-iiKem nturUd it mTiip-drlvp neverHl wrekfl hko mid huvo rrullwd nrvrrnl hundred dol lum. Thry huve a rnady uuirkel for the inutrrlul collected, ut th Hi-wilrr ItiulheiK coinpHiiy. Thy hav bern Kcuimk about $14 ton for the acrnp. MeetliiK 'I'wendwy nlKht, the foot pi intern decided Unit the teen-nKc proKruiiinow officially known ma the Kluinuth lliudn Tren-AKe cen ter to take In the entire Klamath icKlon 1 a worthy cmuw for the nruunijitlon'i Initial itep Into pub lic Mcrvlce work. Htuu Hmlth, city recrcutlon direc tor, will let hut office be uned an ft nerve ceutrr for the drive, nnd wr nor hnvliiK old lie nip metal they ure wllllnif U donate to the TAG can urruiiKn to have It picked up by phonlutf TM'J, Howard KlrcKtr, police Judtte, will keep bookM on the ciimpulmi, Hnl Hluer Motor coiupauy, Heiuiler Hroth erft, tlte city of Klamath Kit 1 In, OK Transfer, Juckeliuid Truck rrvlc nnd other oruanlttitloiu nnve proin tned to help in hftulluit. Much of the work will be done by tern -titter the marl vr. The drive la pointed for any tyc of acrnp niPtal. Copipr and alumi num will brlnir a premium price. Any load of acrup. In rite or nmnll, locntrd anywhere In the Klamath biihtn. will be picked up. Mill Procter, TAG director, aald that the center would Uen Hn t Ur du y, April 34, and would be open to thr public all the following week. Krmodrllnic nf the bulldlUR lfi al moiit coinplrte. Ttie center will In clude a dunce floor, unnrk counter, billiard nnd table ten n In room, a InuiiKe' room, record plnyers, mnita inrn and the like. MacArthur Mum Over Nebraska TOKYO. April 14 Omernl WaeArttiur hnd no coinmrnt today n Mw rtehraka preitdentlnl pref mmnem primary, m h1ch he wni ft poor fifth. Only two major venltm Jnp anm nwpper itnve minor front pmmm armra to ntcirlM of the bnltnt kic. Both want to preM htorr rt tame war available. Kdltorn of fewo major morn I nit newpnier(i aald rvrurna would be Riven minor front pane apace. Car Crashes Into Bedroom Of Home POItTI.AND, April 14 fVlt An nutontobUe drove into the bedroom of Mr. and Mm. J a men O Hotten ajt thry slept there early thla morn ing, and crashed Into the bed. Only Hotten waa hurt hU knee Injured. The driver, Harry Kverett Wash burn. 3b, Portland, said hti brakes fnilrd (o hold and that he skidded a rroM an Intersection, up the Hot lens' front yard and through the wall Into their bedroom. Little Ads get Rig Results. Use 'I he Herald and News Want-Ada! SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING KiBrl flMarnle War (All Mikul aftikbl Prlv-rr KllmUl Sewing Machine Service ebn ilTl ItlS SliAiia CARNIVAL By Dick Turner IM ' com m. i . -I T. i m l wt. Off "You mean to tay my Elmer it jostling it thit way? Good land! I never could get him to o much at put up the bridge table!" Johnson For Up Larceny Dean Johnnon, 35-yrr-oId former bookkeeper lor Uie Klamath Con crete Pipe company, waa arraigned In Jiutlce court Wednesday morn lim on a charxe of larceny and re (luented a preliminary hearing. Dat for the hearing will be net later. Johnnon wan returned from Port land Tuesday and Is held In the county Jail. Hl ball waa net at I3WX) cash or 70O0 proiirrty, which Attorney E. E. Urlscoll. reprejientlnK Johnnon, pro tested a excessive "for a man who la accused of stealing 976." Johnson U charged with taking 179 97 belonging to the concrete pipe company, allegedly by making out a duplicate payroll check In his ca pacity aa bookkeeper. Officers are Investigating the possibility that CHANGER An you oing through the functions! 'nildrlU R0' period peculiar to women OS to 32 yr )? Don tliu miilt you nfTpf from hot rUnhpa, frel fu nrv oum, htsh-itruiifl. Mr4f Ttirn o try LydU R. Plnkhatm's Vfttstnblc Com- m'i Comnotind slto hu ht Doctors osll a stoniAChlo tonic flctt ii i win iMiiimm bvnirwiw A LEWYT DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME MAY WIN YOU ONE FREE! nmr "V)ii Juit coll 8805 ond oik to (e the new Lewyt demonstrated in your homo! Yet it's at easy at thot to win one absolutely free. Nothing to buy, just see the Lewyt in action and you are eligible to win' one June 30th. Watch SUM. It'i new! It's different! It'i the vacuum cleaner you've been hoping for, waiting for. It's ao easy to use, to pleasant to use. Light and eaty to carry. 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Hliorb, I .a Orande democrat who Is a candidate for congress from Oregon's second district, will be In Klamath Falls Friday night with three other party leaders for a meeting with local democrat. Bhorb 1 unopposed for the demo cratic party's nomination. In the general election next November he will run against either Ijwell BKx k man of Pendleton, present republi can congressman, or William Henry Weatherspoon of Union county, who Is opposing Htockman for the re publican nomination. Also coming for the Friday night meeting are Lew Wallace, demo cratic candidate for governor; Wal ter Pearson, candidate for state treasurer, and Byron O. Carney, candidate for the party's nomination a secretary of state. The meeting was originally sched uled for Uie courthouse, but the site has been moved to the city library, 6th and Klamath. Russ Crack Down On Bootleggers MOSCOW, April 14 ilt The Rus sian government cracked down to day on Bamogon. Bamogon is the Russian word for bootleg booze. 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