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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19,1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEC. II PACE 7: r Seattle Asks Cities Go On Time Change HKATTI.K, Mny II) in; city loumiliiicn pxpnwil Um Iiiiik I'tirmliiy the nrlulilHiiliiK cities will follow Health In uiloiiliiK daylight laving time lo avoid confusion. Helllllo's ell y council volril II lo 1 yriilrrcliiy to put It Into effect fur the summer Juno 1. Tim only voln nuiiliint II was cast by Councilman Hubert II Harlan, aim contended thui daylight av hip. tlmn on local ttiiolH only In undesirable. l said lir would not have voted against It If It were mutter of ndoiilliiif It for the main in wholr. r predicted confualnii aoutd result when some communl llrr remain nn standard tlmn. Oovriiior Wallgren mild hint week hi would not take any ni'ilou to aard pultlnu lint mniK on daylight time. Councilman Allied Itochcstcr mid tlip association of WuHiliigton Pities will be n.krcl In endorse the iimmer time change. Progress Made By ERP Units WAHHINOTON, May 18 Mi-W. Averrll llnrrlmiin. rovlnu ambavia- or of the Kuroirnn recovery tilan. reported Tuesday substantial nroii. reus'' la being miidr In Europe to ward pulling Urn program on goinii basis. Within two weeks, he mild, the 1(1 recovery plun nations mid went ri: Germany will submit definite recovery programs running u Oct. 1 ThrMl will be channeled tn (lie economic cooperation admlnlNtia tlon there through the organlia tlnn of Kuroitrnn economic co operation COKEHI. Ilarrlman ritturued Hunday from Purls meetings of the OKKC. Mr held nrw conference wlih Paul O lloffmnn. KCA administrator, and Itlchard Mlsscll, KCA assistant deputy administrator. They told rr. p rlera aim: I. KCA will apend money In Ho. viet-domlnated eastern F.iroiie to obtain gooda which are In short aupply In the United States These aupiillea Include crail. wheat, and timber Ilarrlman aald. Brownies Inducted Into Scouting At Fly-Up Ceremony r " it ' t - i m n" i rtitrTiair ioi aa' '- - ' 1 A group of Utile llruwnlea of troop JO became full fledged (ilrl Hrouta at a "fly-up" eeremony held Halurilay afternoon at I o'rliii k at the home of Mn. . W. Peak. Here Mlaa Klla Itedkey, (ilrl Scout ei eeullve, alanili by aa a (ilrl Hrout plna on the wlnga of a llrownle. Mra. (irorge ( lark la leader of llrownle troop zn, and Mra. Peak la leader (if (ilrl Hcout troop 31. A number of admiring mothers ob aervrd the ceremony. 3 Nn Kuropean country tn far haa ukc(l for limn. All aid to date ha been In Ihn form of Kranui, al Ihough Kt.'A la ear-inarkliig about 3'J per cent of lln upending In the Aprll-lhroiiKli-Juue quarter for re payable Inanv Ilarrlman aald he exiec(a Ut re turn to Pari In perhapa 10 daya t" act up liln permanent KCA head-quaitera. Wet Weother May Slow Pheasants PORTLAND, May 19 111 Thla prlug'a cold, wet weather may be rr fleeted In poor pheasant hunting ! in the fall. John Mi Kean. In charge of up land blrda for the atate game com- i nilnlon, anld Utile survival cun be expected from broods hatched In tl 0 wild brrailne of the weather; cover growth has been retarded leading to expectation of high pred ator loMicn to predators; many nest ing arena have been flooded out; and the unfavorable aeason has hindered artificial propagation of the bird. Plans call for rearing and re- man, siiARpi.y citRveo fUMOWS REVEAL IOV6 FOU NEW EXPEKlENCeS. OWNER WIU RAISE ... . AN APPRECIATIVE eyEHROW oven a 'rxxmiE-RicM CRCAM OF KENTUCKY , MANHATTAN J J S320 ng aTTn Fine Illrmlnl Whiskey, 86 Prmif, 70 7r umin nrtilral spirits. (0 1918, Srhcnlcjr Dial. Corp., N. Y. -- Give your garden amazing protection this new, acu uau I f vui iiui a i tw DUST MO CUN 11 -all IN 0MEI yt tfi I m THE OAHDEN BUG BLASTER Now! Kill mil major types of garden pent with on dun (junl Ilie Hug Illastcr iacasytouie -f QQ no atonping, ) 190 no bending I 1 mi HOW OMLY afc UJS HOW America', favorite House Paint brings you YEAR OF BEAUTY! i7 Shcrwin -Willi AMt SWP HOUSE PAINT now arrni nun mil Whiter whites. ..brighter color! Smoother, glog ' icr. Keeps that new look a year longer 165 than before! 1 wow omr ;' A&B PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE Formerly Tatterson aV Hon Taint Store U:9 East Main Thone mi!iiy.'.!wviiJ.i9i'''n,mniiJ 11.171 li using eo.OOO phrasanU this season at the commission's game farms. Classified Ads Bring Real Results' Price Put On Head Of Bear OMAK. May 10 il'l Cattlemen of this north central Washington aiea put a 11.000 price today on the hrad of a huge stock-killing bear. It la believed to be a rare grizzly. They blamed him for the major share of an estimated 123,000 lost In Okanogan atock last year. ' Prank Randall, official wildlife sirvlre predator hunter, and Bud Morris, a professional hunter, ex pressed the belief the big marauder Is a grizzly after getting lis "finger print." They got plaster cau of tht big footprint near the scene where Wlllard Prltz saw the bear last week. It waa the first report of the animal. A steer was killed near the snot that night, near Bynarep. Randall and Morris trailed the critter Into the Omak mountain area Saturday before losing It. They ssld an airplane was being used to day In an effort to get a glimpse of "We know the grizzly killed two cattle since last Tuesday night," tiulck relief follows mild Resinol Boap cleansing and application of soothing, gently medicated Resinol resinol::;; Randall aald, "and four others may bo attributed to it." The 11,000 reward for the animal's hide waa posted by cattlemen of Riverside and the Aeneas and Trunk valley areas. Freak Hail Storm Pounds Lancaster LANCASTER, Pa., May It (Ft Old man winter took a curtain call In this farming region Monday. A freak storm dumped tons of hall atones, ranging In size from that of peas to small cherries, In several section of rural Lancaster county. While their fathers were bemoan ing the damage to crops, many children got out their sleds and en joyed a bit of sledding. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. HEDFORO Thoroughly Modem Mr aas Hn J. I. garlsy Priprlttri aas Jm Earlcy WHEEL and STEERING ALIGNMENT SERVICE DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th Klamath Ph. 4103 LET HIS RECOltD SPEAK, Pa WaJtax, Wl. Of 1 1 Plan NOW to Attend the Klamath Progress Days Am and Hxposifion I Do you want 1908 Model roads to handle 1948 traffic? The 3 ill Road Levy Is Necessary for the betterment of the county road system BECAUSE 1. Due to the 6 budget limitation law It Is Impossible to provide county road funds within the regular budget, t. Therefore at the present time no one Is paying any laxea In support (if the county road ayslrm. I. A S-mill levy la at the rale of $.1.00 las per 11000.0(1 aasessed valuation. This would increase taxes on the average home by three to five dollars, and on the average farm by about ten dollars per year. Check your own tax receipt to see what It would cost you. i. Property owners generally will pay only about one-half of thla tax, and five or alx large firms such as the iillllllrs, railroads and lumber companies will pay the resC . Indirectly you are paying for these roads now and atlll not getting good roads. Would you rather pay big ear repair bills caused by rough roads, or save this ' by building good roads? t. The county now has many miles of roads that are constructed and ready for oil. This 3-mlll levy will get these roads finished. Otherwise the present Investment will he lost through quirk deterioration. Good count roads build prosper , ity for the whole community. It's up to youl If you want good roads VOTE 300X YES Pd. Adv. Ilellrr Roads Comm., Percy Murray, Secretary Featuring Sammy Mason's "Hollywood Hawks On May 31 The West's outstanding professional AIR SHOW. Headlining Sammy Mason and his Wasp Powered PT-17, Ray Goudey's breath-taking comedy flying, Roy Cusick and Warren King in a revival of the old-time Jenny Act with Wing Walking, and many other chilling features. Air Show, Races May 30, at 1 p. m. By the Klamath Buzx Boys Precision flying, comedy flying, miiconctption elimina tor, oir rocet and contests, performance demonstra tions. Fun and thrills for everyone. EXPOSITION In Big Double Hangar BOTH DAYS Display of NEW Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Implements, Industrial Equipment, Sports Equipment, Building Sup plies, Electrical Appliances, Boats. Klamath Falls Airport jvuM A Double Holiday Admission Buttons on sale at Chamber of Commerce, Klamath Falls, and many business firms. $1.20, tax included. Children 11 or younger FREE when accompanied by an adult.
