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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, MAY 1, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINt Candidates Column Campaign Statements From Candidates At The May 21 Primary Election lly II. T. IMIKKI WII.I.I4MH Prmorrellp Candldale fur Hhrrlff My IK" policy. "Hi" heal way to have a friend I to be u friend," will continue II I am elected your sheriff. A limit DO per rent ol dealings as lirrlfl hikI lax collector will he Willi honest lit 1i'iiK. An officer In a servant of till people ttutl own iourtey to nil. One taken In cus tiHly In not necessarily guilty until i pnpvrll iiikI should lie ct u 1 1 Willi , courteously, yet officially. t nm for economy In office unci will endeavor to save taxpayers money, j I wouldn't use two iiulo mulillrs' or even two fountain prim, whrn onp will do. Ilnwr-vrr, If morn equipment or personnel is needed to mako till office more, efficient fir convenient to the taxpayer, I won't hesitate to auk for both. 1 ' fnvor the most efficient help obtain able. Political experience I have noni, but my accumulated bunlnrss ex- ill To Open Hall With Dinner MKKItII.lt, Mnv 1-I'lnnn tmvc born complrtrd for it community Uliiurr to tr hrld ni the nrw wrrallon building ttt Ihr rlty park Mondny rvrntnit ft ft inrnMN (if nrqufttjilliig t(iiIp with the lirw mrurtuip mid tu fticMitim fur com munity UM. Thr building I part of ft I'iO.OOO project, tuxl will Ixf ft rent ml trail, crltitf pliirf, with ft rNiin for the library, buiifmrt room with r a parity of 2M. nml outMdr trimti rouru, badminton court, mid ntlirr frnturrft. Fund wrrr rnlMd by rlvlr nranljitltin nnd Individual contrUmttons. HiKTinl Burnt on the program will br Miitmgrr OmrlM Hlnrk, Klamaih County chmnlwr n( mm nirrep; Publuher Frank Jniklnn mid Mnnnglng Kdltor Mnlrolm Kp Jcy of Tho Hrritld nnd Nrw. Tlicrr will br ii dlnnrr followed by ft brtrf peeking program. Tlrkrlji ftrr nn naif at Jonct grocery. HrMlgra grocery. Cnnlr man pharmacy and tho Urn Franklin attire. Pilot Safe, Bur Plane Demolished COLFAX. Wuli . Mny I iA1 A Portland pilot fell 40 fret Into cushion of soft dirt Thursday utter hi. plnno struck the top uf a pine tree. 'Hie flier. Waller Nelson. 30, re ceived only minor Injuries Ilia plane wat demolished. Nelson said the acrldent occurred ai he attempted to take off from an emeritenry field between Hpo knne and l.rwlstnii, Idaho. He was forced to land because of a anuw-atorm. LEGAL NOTICES NIITII t nf UN A I. ftfcTTI.IMISr Nolki u harrhv in lht lii under if i tad iilmltillralris uf lh (( uf 1.. I- Trvja. !-(, haa fil1 In the C'lrrttll Court nf trt ttiata of Orvjon for Klamath County tha final arrounl itf ir almu.ilralliin of Mid otata anrl tha CiHirt hi aiu4tlnld lha lttth day of May 1 1MB. at lha hour nf alran ulx-k in tha forantmn of aald rtny tha tlnia and tha t'mirtrttom of aaid Court. In tha Court Houaa for Klamaih Cminty, Ora gon. u tha plar for hearing and aattla mnt of ald arrountt Dona, April 17, IfMH VAHY A Tlll'AX AdmlntatratrU of Hi aUta of 1. I. Truam. ttaraad. A 17 34. M M l. 1 No IU2 NOT H IE TO ( MriUTOKa N ft lira la harahy atvan that tha undar Igttad haa lan Niolitlal attat-uior of tha atUta uf rlod II Tally, daraaaarf, hy tha C'lrrull Court of Klantath County. Dragon, and that all naraona having rial ma atalnit aald aalala uf aalrl i)i raaaad ara harrhy not If lad tn praaaitl tha mhii tn aald aanrulor at Hutta 1, Ktalhaaa ItulldUtg. Klamaih rUa. Dra gon, loaathar with lnpar vuurhara, within tlx month of tha data of tiila nntlca. Uatad thla 7th day nf April. 104N. ftTKWAHT WAHU PArrY. A m 17 24 M I S Nu Ml NOTIIf TO t RI IIUOHtl Nnllra la hfrahy lvan thai tha under, planed haa hern appointed admlnlalratrli nTlhe aatala nf ltwli K (trltt. deraaaed. by tha Clrrtilt Court nf Klantath Countv, Orftn, and all prnnna having rlalnta (al nit aald ratal ara herahy not I (led tn praaant tha Mini, with proper vmirhera, tn the aald admlnlatralrlx at In I la I, Melhaaa Bullritna. Klamath rail. Oregon, within aix months of the data uf thla notlre. Dated thla Sfllh day of Aprlt. Ift48. OI'Al, H. tJElKT. M. 18-15 23 20 -No. lift. prrlruro will be miplliid In tha alirrlff'a offlr fur bnirflt tit tiix pnyrr, If I nm HticU'd, Vutrra do rrull4) that rxpt'i Jrnre In any nffirr la nnly gnlnt-d hy flint holding thai offlrr, 1 firmly hrllcvo In fulr and Im piiithil ndmlnlhlnttloti of alirrlff'a tlullea nnd under thr luw vvviy ponton la rnlltlrd In thr amiin trr-nt-mrnt, whitlhrr luburrr or whlto collar innii, with or without money, or whether he haa or hua not polltl iiil Influrmr. If elt'ctod aa your nhrrlff, thla ahull br my prucLlccr. JIuvIhk lived In K lain mh county allien iu:i0, I hiii well ucfiiulntcd with Ita groifniphy, Ha roiida, tin people mid many of Ita tux nnd luw (inforcrmrnt problem. 1 own a nnmll ritnt-h nt Port Klamath. I nm :iH yeiiia of ago. murrlod nnd tho fitther of three children. I wmit my children and your to grow up In a county with a reputation for pro viding Ita youth a wholraome en vironment. I have taken part In nnd will continue to aupport public affair which help our youth. I believe In being frank. The alot machine qumtlnn la prevalent In the mil ida of voter, especially parent with children. If circled nhrrlff I will enforce the rxlitlng law pro hibiting alot machine aa long na the atntr'a attorney general auyn the uae of alot machine la Illegal, and Jul aa long a thla la the law. I am a farmer, not a politician, nrvrr aerklng public office before, nnd I am plrdgrd to no group or indlvldunl; but I nm Interested In good government through law en forcemenl. A democratic candidate for aherlff I pruinUe to help main tain good govrrnment by enforcing exuding luw, and by cooperating with local, atate and federal nu thorltlea. Klnmnih county aherlff'a rcApon albllltlea are great and hi Job a big one. 1 frrl I have the phynlcnl energy and the ability to do you a good Job. I will not ahlrk hardnhlpa or dutlra and I will require nothing of my drputle that 1 would not du myarlf, na your aherlff. Mr MiNt:r ismi iikkkkkt Irmoeratlr Cnndldat fur Hhrrlff I have been a rraidrnl of Klnmnth county for 25 year. At thr present lime I live at 2ii:ifl Radchffr Uert. I have a family of four children. I arrvrd acvrn and one-half year on thr Klamath Kalla police force. I belong to thr Fraternal Order of Kaglr. the DAV and the American I.cg.an. I am a veteran of World Wara I and II. I alo served aa Klamath county Jailer. I promise to carry on the dutlra of aherlff to the beat of my ability, and be aincerr in everything I do, and If circled, 1 will act with the utmmt courtesy and obedience under circumstance prevailing. Hulucy i Sid i Herbert. Little Indians Nabbed For Car Stealing POKTLAND. May 1 Thl l the atory, federal court vennon. of one little, two Utile, three Utile In diana. In what appeared to be Judge Claude McColloch'i story hour pe riod Thuraday. It win told that once upon a time ilant Monday) one lit tle Inrilnn broke Into a Chlloquln araite. There he waa joined by two little Indlnna and the three little Indiana rolled a 1847 tedan Into the atreet. Hut they couldn't itnrt It ao they rolled It back and took a 1M7 pick up truck. Down the atreet they met another little Indian and two llttl ftlrl frlenda o there were alx lit tle Indium and not enouith room In the truck. Four went back to the Rnraite and Rot a 1040 aednn. Mlnutea later an other pair joined up and then there were eluht little Indiana In two rani They atarted to race. The aednn went off a bridge and Into a creek. Tollcft rounded up the lot of them Judire MrColloch added the final chapter. He found four little In dlnna Riillty of Juvenile delinquency. The other four were too little to prosecute. TOONERVILLE FOLKS ''$EZ THE BABt 18 (ASLEEP IN ONE OF THESE BUREAU PRAWERS " I Futuristic Plot Used In KUHS Verse Choir Event Venus, Sister Star To Earth, Growing Brighter lly J. lli:Cill I'KI'KTT A.lrvn.tn.r. Itl.n.l.n IM.I.I.n, Or,fa lllgh.r aavratun Br.l.m A bunlneMiinan recently anked, "What la that brilliant alar In the weal? I have never aeen anything like It." A hotwewlfe. referring to the tame object. Inquired, "What can make It ao unuaunlly bright?" Thli la the planet Venua, often culled the twin alater of the earth ftlnce the two are of almoat the aame a'w. Braidea, at tlmea Venua cornea nearer to u (within 26.000.000 mlleai than any of the other regular plan ets At present It la 50.000,000 miles dlntant but Is gradually coming nearer. It will Increaae In apparent size until May 18. when It will be almost 20 per cent brighter than now. There are several reaaoiis for Venus' great brilliance this spring. II. relative proximity la one. Tele acoplcally It now looks like a hnlf moon, so presents considerable re flecting surface. Although It will be nearest us late In June, It will be considerably decreased In brightness as H will then appear like a thin crescent moon. On May 18. the balance between distance and ap parent reflecting area will be at maximum. Another reason for brilliance Is Venus' cloudy covering. It la con tinuously v blanketed with dense clouds, so that we never see the surface. The sunlight reflecting from the outside of these gives us the same brilliant effect as do the dnnllng. white "snow bank" cumu lus clouds that float here and there In our terrestrial atmosphere on a fine spring day. Viewed telescoplcal. ly In the daytime, Venus appears peiirly white. There la still another reason for the planet's unusual splendor tills year. Once every 19 months the relative positions of Venua and the earth are such that Venus appears fcr several months In the evening sky fnr from the sun. The previous so-called "eastern elongation" oc curred In the autumn of 1M8. When the elongations come In the fall, the planet after sunset appears far to the south of the sun Instead of being almost over It as In the spring. It may be the same apparent angu lar distance idegreesi from old Sol on both occasions, but In the fall It Is much nearer the horizon at sun set, so seta or gets down Into the horlnon hare which greatly dims heavenly bodies before all twilight Is gone from the sky. At present our gorgeous "evening ilsr" Is still very high In the west after the sky has become quite dark. When there Is no moonlight present lu, brillianoe elicits exclamations of admiration and wonder. Since it has been over three years since such grandeur existed, most of us have entirely forgotten It. Venus will be gone from the eve ning sky In leu than two months, so 1(1 us enjoy It. It can now be seen easily In the daytime sky If one knows where to look. Methods of finding It will be discussed two weeks from now. Milk Bottle Cap Showdown Slated PORTLAND. May 1 'P Port land milk distributors and the state headed for a showdown today over Uie bottle-cap Issue. The state department of agricul ture Insists that the milk distrib utors begin using caps stating how rich the milk Is. J. L. Sinner, president of the Port land Milk Distributors association, said most distributors would not comply. The distributors already have had a six-month delay on the Issue to give them time to use up slocks of unlabeled caps. The deadline fell today. E. L. Peterson, state director of agriculture, said action would be taken against those who do hot comply. To Buy. Sell or Trade It pa: a to read Herald and News " Classified Ads It pays to Advertise I EXCELLENT BLACK TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Graham Bros. PHONE 4677 The purest helium ever distri buted commercially, within Oi'i of absolutely pure helium. Is now avail able, the Bureau of Mines discloses. It pays to Use the Wnnt-Adsl MAY DAY SAT. 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The play, written by Charles Woodhouse, RASP director. Is based on the future, the year 2U48, when tha technological developments of man, the scientist, have outstripped the development of man, the hu man. This discrepancy Is the theme nf the play and the single voice and the blend of many voices emphasize the Idea. Sound effects and futuristic voice patterns have been developed by the radio department under the direc tion of BUI Pink. Dick Lee and Stan Ruber, student technicians, handle this difficult assignment with Intri cate speaker placement and signal generator. The choir Is Invisible to the audi ence to provide the desired Illusion, and only the world and the moon are seen by the audience. The all-school event of Pellcana will feature city schools, Sacred Heart academy, Altamont Junior high school and Oregon Vocational school. The play and the other numbers In the second part of the program will not be broadcast, but the first 30 minutes of the M-mlnute show will be released over KFJI at 8:30 p. m. Memberi of the versa choir are, John Baker, Cello. Brown, Dale Burns, Clifford Cain, Oeorglanna Clark, Helen Doege, Bruce Irving, Dalton James, Ingerld Norland, Don Paillette, Janet Russell, Jim Wright, Carol Eastman, Joan Fltxwater, Doha James, Pat Lenlhan, Corliss Mayfleld. Maxlne Pugh, PhyUls Ha iry and Barbara Snyder. The public Is cordially Invited and there It no admission charge. RENT A BIKE! Me an hour 11.50 per day Bike may be taken out over Sunday POOLE'S Til South 7th Phone 5520 TAX Fl'NDH ' BALKM, May 1 (A") The state drpartment said Friday that amuse nient device tax collection totaling 40,055 have been distributed. Counties received 116.023, and the rest went Into the old age pension fund. 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