Herald and news., April 28, 1948, Page 9, Image 9

! WrDNTjDAY, APRIL 28, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
pact Hrm
Funds Given
To Continue
Basin Study
Two RrmiU wlili h Mill rnulilff
lilm lu carry on hU wnrlt In run
iirrlliiii with thr prrhltlnry of llir
KUmnlti ItNRln It ft vp lirrn iiutirtlril
In Mr. I.. H. CrrMiunn. hrwtt t thr
I nlvrraltv of Orrioti ilrpnrlmrnl uf
milhriMHtlugv, It wan aitiHitintril ihU
wcrk by !r, II K. Nrwmnn. prrRhlrnl.
Unrlrr Ihr it runt m. fiutn thr Ameri
can Plillum.ptii.nl norlrty iinil l),P
IMini.il Hrlrnri Itrnfiirrh round) Dr.
CrruMmwi wilt conilnur In thr work
Itr pilnrlrd InM Ntintiitrr nl thr Ioch
(ton nrnr fiillcHjnln. (lift piuhlt-m ln
vnlvf rnnvhid thr htntorlc culture
of thr Klnmnth hnnln hnrk In
much rnrllrr period nnd Itnkltifc the
rti.tur with rvldmrrn of a culture
fcund In thr riivm tn thr mat.
tirrnt
The Milhntpo'"!. hrllrvm (tmt
Otrrr mnv hr rvlnVnrr itijfKrtittng
llml (h( riiUure run hr Irncrd biirli
hrfnrr Ihr llmr of thr formation uf
('rntrr htkr. 10 In IK thininnU of
yrmr ngo. A lutlv of prrwtil Kla
math IiuIUiir ImiU lo Initlrntr Hint
thrv Imvr brrn lit Ihr nrm for m
lone prrlnd of time, A whirr tprrnd
of Ihr rarlv culture l I ml (ruled h
tools, wftpnni nnd rloihliiR found
In the mvra around Hummer Inkr
it Fori Itork In Uf CrIIiiw alley
li Ihr ldc of Hlrcm valley.
A Rroup nf ilttdrntA will nwlnl tn
Jfthf protect a pnrt of their mimtner
r)inn work. Dr. Crrftfimnn anlrt. Or.
I F, Bpencrr, nnt profrnnor of
anthropology In the university. ill
bIho work on problem related to the
project.
Circus Wagons Set Up For
Two-Day Show In Klamath
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High School'
H mary inn f"f J ,
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Ontidy n(nnii of Ititllry brntlicri
rlli-u ftwtmit lllln Klnmnth KulK
IikUv mid ri upon the Houth Hlxili
atrrrt rtrrtm Kround (or a two-dfiy
tnvniirmfiil tiidlni Tliurulay nlKht
lliit clrriu U hrre tinrlrr thf
miHiilt-rK of Ihr Klwnnli rhib nnc!
pnrt of the proceeds will be UNed
for the lornl Klwnnli rccrentlon
pprk fund
Two trrfonnnnt'e(i are Riven
dully. The f t f r n o o n ihowt
Only out candidate wa elected to
an office by a majority vote In the
tint balloting Tucudny for undent
body officer. Honme wn the
one. elected to the office of flrt
vies premdrnl with 438 voten out of
about 8M).
He-votinc on llic other fle offlceii
look place today, with re-vote be
tween Jim Owen. receiMnn 409
votea yejilerday. and Dick Jnckittnrit,
7i, for president. Becond vice prrl
danl will be letweeu Kd ZnrtMiiiNkl.
who broimht In 343 votea. and Kod
Uavu, 103.
Tlie aecretary race haa been nar
rowed down to Ileverly Young. :B3
ette. and C'ollren CrtwweU. 311. He.
voie for yell-leadrr waa betueen
Jtthn flaker. w-lt1 3MI previous votea,
and !atay Kennett. 37A votra.
Pf Hi ana l dlrectutt nil lt effurta
at the prewni tinie townrd the bin
prlng how. May t. A Do-minute
ahow la belhB arntiiKed. 0 mlnutra
of It to be bruadcnM over KKJf The
KU auditorium will be the vene nf
the program and the itubllr Ih In
vited to attend. Margie Flobtnaon
and Oeorglnnna Clark are In charge.
...
The educntifiunl brniidcnxt for the
week I being given by Willlnm
Ifarrla' machine nhnp clnvirx and
model club. The time to liMrn In l
Th-lrdny. 1:IB, over KF1.W.
...
To help get the clenu-up rlty cam
paign moving, a parade U plnunrd
for Krltlny nfternoon. pep Pepper,
au-eet wntthera, fire engines, drum
cornn and eight achonl bue4 nre
among the tunny participants In the
California Scene
Of Sham Battle
BAN D1KOO. Calif.. April 3 .!'
A renlutlc naval air, aea and under
act buttle win raging off the Houth
ern California coant Tuesday In firm
tank fleet maneuver.
An attacking force, commanded
b Rear Adm. P.. F. Hnrrmnnn of
cruUer division 13. waa moving on
the coast after beating off Inter
ception submarines.
Vice Adm. Cleorge D. Murray, first
la.-k fleet commander. Is overall
commander of the exercKes In which
Jet plane, guided missies and secret
weapon art being used.
are .aeheduled for 2 p. m. with door
opening at 1 p. m. The night per
formance will Hart promptly at ;
p m. Doora will open at 7 p. m. to
allow ample time to visit the mena
gerie. Heading the list of Rtnrs are the
fnmous H'Hlglnl family of bareback
riders: the Htuhley troupe of high
wire performer-. Cnpt. Hugh Ben
net, wild animal trainer; the Hen
demon family of high-bar perform
er: the Knight family of equili
brists: Mnnucl nnd Chlra Rarran
gnn. trapeze artists: Hwcde "Huck"
Ji'hnsnn. rodeo nnd western screen
star; the famous IJnlley brothers
liberty horses nnd elephants and
many other features. Including a
host of clown.
pniaiir. i nr iihihiic nui w iirm Hil
ar acnooi aown Main aireei. i-nun
club and Art club are the two organ
iMttlon Kk)iiorlng the rnmpaign.
uiuler a commuter hended by l-cro
Overen and Evelyn Rowland.
To climax the race tor track
queen of the 20-30 meet this Hntur
duy mahl. the dunce lma been
scheduled for Krldny night In the
boys' gym. The crowning of the
tiueen will take place at Intermis
sion. Proceed of the dance will go
to the Teen-Age center. Prices will
be DO cents a couple, 7& cents stag.
(iean-up, 1'alnt-up, Fix-up
Menaces To
Ships Listed
HEA'l I LK, April 28 (IV-The eoaal
guurd llflted four "menace. to navi
gation" TucMhiy, one u "green ob
ject' It's feel in diameter. It waa
sighted Haturday at latitude 43 de
grees ItH minutes north, longitude
llj degree II minute west, off the
tioulheni Oiegou const.
Two mines were on the list. One
was being taken care of today by
Lt. IJon Wlniilow, navy demolition
e;.pert, at flay City In Graya harbor.
The other wa reported Just north of
the pass between Cox and Lanz
Islands off Vancou.er Islands.
Iceberg In the channel between
Point Adolphu and lernesurler la
Innd, Alaska, constituted the fourth
menace.
The Hay City mine, which wa
only 100 yards from a house, waa
deactivated by Wlnslow. He then
loaded It on a truck, moved It a mile
up the bench and exploded It. The
blast broke a window In a house half
a mile away.
Don't gamble. Our prices are an
the windshield on all used ear and
truck. Hec HrlliT last.
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ATTENTION!
MOOSE MEMBERS
Installation Night
THURSDAY NIGHT
CRAB FEED AT 6:30 P. M.
Open Meeting Men and Women
Members Bring Your Wives!
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Yi, friondi and neighbors, those popular Western Dances ore back again,
at your
South Sixth Street Corral
at the Fairgrounds, but only this time featuring two big dances a week
INSTEAD OF ONE.
This Friday, April 30th
"Poor Boy Slim and His West Coast Playboys"
fine Western and Hillbilly bond. And Saturday May 1st, your friendly
King of Western Swing of the Oregon Country, Tex Deaterage and hit
Western Range Riders.
"Come One, Come All." No change In admission.
Hotel Clerk Held i?" h" fr"nd'""nt '! lhu"
fur had refuted all effort to coax
For Grand Larceny hr into the car to o home, a
BRATTLE. April 28 i-Onpper i sllkl,K hn(l bfen porwlble tar
Mllner JhtvIk of Lan Vet?.. wan held
In the King county J nil TueuJuy on
a Nevada warrant charRing grand
larceny.
Hherlff'a officer, nnld the 50-year-old
hotel clerk wan arreKted lat
night on receipt of a telegraphic
warrant from the Nevada city.
Deputy Hheriff Edwin P. Cleary
Maid Jarvln had $17,400 when arrent
ed. He quoted the Nevadan a av
ina he could not undern(and the arrest.
the iw ream the neighbors called po
lice about.
Daughter Cause Of
Wild Alarm
ST. JOBEPH. Mo.. April 2 m
A carload of police raced to the spot
where a telephone raller reported
a man. waft trying to force a nmall
ftcreamlne: girl Into hi automobile.
No arreAt waa made. The motorist j
told police: j
HI nmall daughter had spent the
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Pressure Plate Exchange 4.60
Pilot Bearing 1.60
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New Champion Spark Plugs 4.72
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