WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Virden To
Stay On As
OIC Chief
WAMIIINOTON, May 20 lV, Jtilin
('. Vlrtlrn, xhn offered lo quit II
It lK It government pint after ilUrlua
uie Ihat III) Jl-yrar-nld daughter
ll working for Hllxlun nrwe agrn
ey. Inday withdrew lili rralgnatlun.
Hrcrrlary nf (lommrrra Hnwyrr
i.iiouiii ril Vlnlrns action In a
statement saying:
"I urn pleased lo Any Mr. John C.
Vlrdcn hn withdrawn III Irtier n(
rrslgnulion mid will continue lo car
ry on the work of the irommrrre
clrjiiti I niPiit'ni office ol Industry ro
operation as hr ll its In (hit pant."
Vlrdrn. 5l-yrar-nld republican
luolllalrlalltt from (Irvrlend, lllilu.
la illrrrlur of Ihr OIC whlrh works
out voluntary agrermritle by Indua
tr In direct alrrl and olhrr scarce
nialrrlal In essential usee.
Ouster Demanded
Hr voluntarily handed In lili res.
lunation atlrr Itrp. Crawford II
Mli li i hnrl ilrniniulril Hint Hnwyrr
oust ihr iihloan (rum the Mnlilon.
( inwlonl rlird Ihr rmiiliivinrnt n(
Vlrdrn'a daughter, Kllphriiila. liy
T. Ihr nfllrlal Itusslan llrwa
agency.
Hnwyrr and President Truman
eanir lo Vlrdrn'a drfrnar.
Virdrn, In offering lo quit, wrote
(lawyer llial hr had completely
Jurjiken Willi Ilia dalldllrr latl Jan
Jr over hrr emplormrlll by Taaa
and had not arm or contacted htr
elnre.
Ilr adilrd. however, that aha la '
girl ol high Ideals" who "In my
Judgment la almply being exploited."
Portland Firm
Lowest Bid On
Sprague Work
Perkins llrothrra ol Purtland was
the low bidding linn lor construe
tlun ol Ulree brldura on the Bprngut
Itivrr highway In Klamath county
according lo lha Orrgon Btate high
way commission In session In Port
land Tuesday.
'Ihr Portland llrm submitted tht
low bid ol IMI.1I0.
Una bid la HS.Oli brlow Uie bid
offered a year ago by C. A. Dunn,
Klamath Falls conirwctor, whoa
offer ol IIMU2S was considered loo
hiKh nnd rejected.
II Prrkma' bid U accepted, oon
atrurllon ahould Hart Immediately.
Bridges over the Bprague arc
known aa Bedford. Lone Pine and
Hprague Fiivrr, Uie latter In the
town Itself. Thla u the lint time
Prrklna llrothrra have done any
construction work In Klamath coun
ty, ari-iirding to o. Hoy Krnnrn.
aialr highway bridge engineer.
u Krnnrn anld the brldgra, all ol
I which will Irature Indian writing
'and pine tree motlla In the hand
railt. are approximately 100 lect In
Irngtll with In -font road beds.
(inr ol the Prrklna llrm visited In
Klamath roiiniy lnat week and hit
one ol Klamath's mid-May anow
storms. Krnnrn anld Prrklna waa
"tinlmprrsard" by the wrathrr con
dition hrre but that hr had
"winked rant of thr mountains" be-
Inrr nnd knrw w hat lo extieet during
construction perloda ol any length
Klamath Air Show Will Feature Theso
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Poppy Sale Set!
For Saturday
The annuiil Buddy Popy mdr
aponarired each year In Kl.'imath
Kfllla by PellrBn post 1383. Veterans
ol Foreign Warn through Ha Auxil
iary w ill be held Saturday. May 2.
Huddy Popplea are made by dis
abled veterans In government hospi
tal throughout the country. The
proceed ol the annual sale ol Huddy
Popples helps to support the VFW
home lor widows and orphans t
Euton Kaplds, Mich., enable the
veteran making the popples to add
to his scant Income, assists the VFW
In maintaining their welfare and
liaison departn.ent and the re
mainder remains In this community
to assist needy or disabled veterans
and their tnmllles.
Poppy Chairman J. N. Biochtrup
snld: "Post 1383 respectfully Invites
everyone In this community to pur
chase a Buddy Poppy, to wear It on
Memorial Day In honor ol our de
parted veterans, and thus 'honor the
dead by helping the living v
General Jackson
Appointment OK'd
SAl.EM, May 36. P The war df.
pnrtnieut has approved Governor
Hall's appointment ol William D.
Ji.c kson, PorUand, as brigadier gen
eral commanding the artillery ol
the 41st division, the "governor said
Tuesday.
Oeneral Jarkson has served mora
than 30 years In the Oregon nation
al guard. During World War II h
commanded the 3iath Held artil
lery regiment ol the 41st division la
Australia and New Oulneit.
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II nr art plrlurrt of prroitalltlrt and irtlDfi lo be frfttnrrd on
ft urn my Muon'i profrwlotiitl air ilum to be prftrnUd at the Klamath
airport Monday aa a purl of Klamath Procrra Day a. That plana with
the plume of imobr under It U hon In a "Jato" takeoff mean jet
a Milted Uke-off. It lalhera lerrlflr ipeed right at the atari. The ehute
Jumper thown In arthm It Hilt Ruvhman of the Maiion crew. Vnder the
wlrtf of the plane It Kay (ioudry. who enfagra In comedy flying and
prerlalon arrobatlra.
Workers Busy Cleaning Up
Airport For Sunday Show
night, which was believed to have
centered across the Pacific.
direction. iHeattle Is I0O0 miles due
northi. At the Unlvrr.ity of ('nil
forma. It was rst minted the ticinor
was lo the south about ftoo inilrs. To Buy Bell or I raae it pays to
The Washington aeismogrnph nUo 1 read Herald and News Clauiflrd Ads
recorded a atrong quake during the ! H paya to Advertlael
A crew ol workers are busy scrub
bing up the apron In front ol the
main hangar at the Klanuth air
port and mechanic are busy check
nut plane engines for the big Klam
ath Progress Days air show Hun
day and Monday.
Exciting events are-being added
to the show dally with Uie latest
addition Die JATO Jet assisted
take off act. This will be part of
Monday's show where a plane whl
make a spectacular take off assisted
by Jet propulsion plus the power of
Its own engine.
Admission buttons on sale at Uie
chamber of commerce which is
sponsoring the show and by Hying
service operators admit wearors for
both show's the Sunday one put on
by Uie Klamath Buzz Boys and
Monday's by Sammy Mason's Holly
wood Hawks and Uie expositions In
i two ol the hangars. Expositions
I may be viewed at 13 noon Sunda;
and 10 a. m. Monday and everybody
I is urged to come early and avoid
traffic congestion. Only two gates
i will be used and the air show star:
I at 1 p. m. promptly. Expositions
may be viewed following Uie two
; hour show also.
Sunday's program will open with
the Farmers Air Service demonstrat
ing seeding and spraying operations.
The hangar dance launching the
big affair will be held Saturday
night. Tickets are available through
flying service operators and at the
door ol the steel hangar on the
night of the dance. Baldy's band
will turnlsh the music. Iniormal
dress Is the theme.
Edward IV ol England owned and
used about 300 pairs ol gloves a year.
Fur Storage
Kur storage at Lafointe'i mean
your fun are given experienced,
meticulous care; it means they are
protected from every hazard of
heat, moth, fire and theft; it means,
indeed, your precious furs are given
precious care.
Repairing
Cleaning
Restyling
Earthquake Location
Still Mystery
HEATTI.E. May 36. I4V-A mild
Pacific coast earthquake recorded
on the University of Washington
seismograph at 7:16 am. 1P8T1
Tuesday was estimated by Prof
Howard Coombs to have centered
sun milra away.
He said he could not estimate the
direction. Two Calllornla record
ings on It differed sharply. Rrla
mologlsta In Pasadena had charted
II at about looo miles In a northerly
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