Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 30, 1949, Page 20, Image 20

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949
Disaster Unit
AgenciesAsked
Portland, Jun so m eud-
llshmtnt ot dtsaitcr aatncte In
each Wetrn ut waa urgrd Wed
neaday by Idaho's Attorney General
Robert K. Smylle,
In an addreu to the Western
state utety council. Bmylle aid he
estimated such an agency could be
created in Idaho for 5000 a year.
Bmylle uld civil defense statute
auxtrested by the olflce of aetenw
planning mas unnecessarily complex
and unnecessarily burdened with
administrative overhead."
He said In the past 30 months
disaster organisation could have
been used in Idaho four times
during the North Idaho floods last
spring and summer; during the com
munication, transportation and sup
ply breakdown last winter because
of abundant snowfall; the butane
gas explosion at Nampa Is Novem
ber. 194.7. and "In providing a means
of coordinating the far-flung activ
ities which we In Idaho undertake
to guard our magnificent forest
and scenic resources.''
Bmylle said damage from the
Northern Idaho floods last year
could have been reduced If the
state had "an 'adequate statutory
basis for coordination and plan
ning."
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Grandfather Is
Now A 'Mother'
YARMOUTH. Eng.. June 30
Friends know X. J. Longcroft as
64-year-old grandfather, but In the
national health service's books he's
a mother.
Longcroft a staff sergeant In the
first world war, has been ill six
months. A while back he wrote the
health service to find out why his
Industrial sick benefits had stopped.
The service replied by sending
Mm vouchers for five pounds, five
shillings ($21) in maternity bene
fits.
Fish Packers Ask
Lower Prices
ASTORIA. Ore. June 30 im
Columbia river fish packers are pro
posing an lt-cent-a-pound price
for salmon caught in July.
The price, substantially lower
than last year. Is being voted upon
this week by Columbia river fisher
men, who received 20 cents for
spring-caught salmon.
The packers also are proposing a
la-cent price for salmon caught
after July.
The spring season closed In mid
June. Commercial fishing will re
sume July 6.
Packers blamed a dun market for
the proposed price cuts.
Colombia Clamps
Down On Bandits
BOGOTA. Colombia, June 30 UP)
The government warned Wednea
oay It Is prepared to crush 'ban
ditry" as reports of new "political"
killings reached here from the In
terior. News dispatches said 16 per
sons were slain Monday alone.
The current clashes mark the lat
est round In the old feud between
the liberal and conservative parties.
The two groups have been warring
for years. Each party usually blames
the other for starting the row.
The liberals, who lost part of their
majority in the chamber of repre
sentatives In a nationwide election
early this month have declared op
position to all administrative sec
tions of the government. The con
servatives, under President Mari
ano Ospina Peres, control the gov
ernment's executive branch.
Phone 6111 ask for CLASSIFIED!
Save time, trouble, money get quick
result with a Want Adl
QUARTET TO APPEAR Giving a concert at the First Cove
nant church, 823 Wolnut, Friday, ot 8 p. m., will be the
North Pork college male quartet of Chicogo, III. From left
ore Vernon Sqldeen of Paxton, III.; Eldon Johnson of Rock
ford, III.; Donald Pearson of Albert City, la., and Eugene
Solie of Cresham, Ore.
Here's What The Boss Says
His Secretary Should Live
Up To If She Is 'Perfect'
CHICAGO. June 30 A group
of men who do the dictating to sec
retaries said Wednesday that next
to marriage, the boss-secretary re
lationship is one of the most deli
cate human relations problems
facing them.
They cam up with some pointers
to the 1000 white collar girl here
tor the National Secretaries associa
tion convention.
Some of them are:
Be compatible, but Dot too com
patible.
When the boss wife calls, be
diplomatic.
Keep the tired businessman s pills
straight.
No baby talk to beaux remember
the telephone Is for business.
Dress with decorum, not decollete.
The boss want to keep hi mind
on hi work.
Correct the boss' grammer and
spelling, but do It tactfully.
Reach the office at least as early
as the boss.
Take the detail off his rhoulders.
Skip the flowers, but not the dust.
The suggestons came from a panel
of businessmen which Includes Gen.
Jonathan M. Wainwright, national
commander for the Disabled Amer
ican Veterans: James W. Alsdorf,
president of an appliance manufac
turing concern; Ernest L. Bvfield,
hotel president: Wallace O. Oilman.
general manager of Chicago's larg
est office building: Ned H. Dear
born, president of the national
safety council; Philip Wyma?, vice
president of a piano company, and
Ray Ireland, an airlines vice president
ELECTION
SALEM. June 30 (PV Mayor Wal
ter Musgrave of West Salem said
Wednesday an election will be
held late in July to decide whether
West Salem and Salem should be
joined together.
He said there already are enough
j signature on petition to call the
election.
Male Quartet
To Sing Here
The North Park collene male
quartet of Chicago, 111. will appear
In a sacred concert at the first
Covenant church, 623 Walnut, Fvl
day at p. m.
The tour young men are all stu
dents at the college and are touring
Uie western states.
Owned by the Evangelical Mission
Covenant church of America, North
Park is one of the oldest Junior
colleges In the United 8tatrs. SUvv
Is placed on the part of music in
education, and each year the college
sends musical orgaulaatlqns on tour.
EMBARRASSED
MENLO PARK, Calif. June JoY1
Embarrassed. Charles I. tDadl
Brown cancelled the Browns' 62nd
wedding anniversary party Tues
day. Brown, at 63 had the mumps.
It Pays to Use the Want Adsl
rfELUMG
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PENSION Qt'ESTlUN
KLAMATH PALLS, Ore. iTo Ths
Editor) I am writing this In hopes
that It will be printed as there ate
thousands of people (young and oldi
that ate ot the same opinion as I
am, In regards to the state pension
bill tnat was voted last November.
Now can you tor anyone elsei tell
me what Is the uxe of people going
to the polls and voting when a tew
higher upa ran throw the vole aside
to suit thrlrselves. no matter what
the voice of the people. Now I ran
feel free to put this on paper a we
are covered by social security, and
would not be In line for the pension
anyway.
Now all (or nearly sill nf ths nlri
people have paid Uses In your stale
mi many, many years, out wiirn ll
nmttMM In - lt.lt- l.-l.t ,w...
the slate when Uiey are past their
earning power, Uiey have to sign
Uielr life away to get It, which I an
awful thlttff In a.lr nf itiNiii
Now we brought our children Inlo
in worm i nut oy uielr asking I and
best of our ability, but why should
we depend on them when w are
oldr
As to a duty they owe us. I can't
see It that way. If they In turn
rale a family their duty I to thm
family and If they have two families
to keep they will be worse oft than
us old folks.
MRS. BETTY ALLEN
6903 Harlan Drive.
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Cops Gel Courtesy
Order, And Tickets
TACOMA, June SO (( That old
whees about "Where's the firs" be
en in outmoded In Tscoma's police
trafflo squad todsy by official
order.
Instead, a directive issued by
Chief Robert Marshall says to oops
who have Just observed a violation,
you will:
"Courteously approach Utt vio
lator , , . advise htm of the mistake
and at th sam time Inform him
why he should not be Involved In
this type of violation, giving hltn
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass
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data as to how many accident
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tlcktt. n
Th principal agricultural prod,
uels of Bin are wheal, barley.
uais, rye, uiirvs inn iruii
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With Gas Pains
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would bulge and bloat with gas
until I was in torture," said a lady
recently: "I had agonising gas
pains which would shoot up Into
my chest around my heart A hot.
bitter watery brash would rise in
my throat. Finally I got KAL-O-DEX
and now my sour, acidlou
stomach I relieved and all the gas
moating is gone. 1 feel fine again.
KAX-o-DEX is an Herbal for.
mula of i juices from Nature's
Plants. It ha relieved many people
who had never been really helped
before by any medicine. Taken
shortly before meals it mixes with
your food, helping to eliminate
the poisons that foster stomach
trouble. It will cleanse the bowels,
clear gas from stomach, enliven
intestines and remove old. sicken
ing bile from the system. So don't
TO on suffering! Get KAL-O-DEX
at all Drug stores. Adv,
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