HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 194?
PACE TEN
4-H Summer
Camp Slated
At Crescent
Klamalh county 4-H club mem
bers are busy planning to attend
the aidiual. summer ramp. Thl
Jrrar the camp will be hrld at Crrs
cent lake 1mm July 17 to 30, the
club olflce reported.
A f' openings ara still available
for club members In good aunding.
Anyona Interested must sign up and
pay Im at the club oftlca Imruedt
atcly. Olrla will attend ramp Irom
July 17 to July 33 wl -h boya In at
tendance the second week.
Camp counselora will have a pe
dal orientation program at the
camp July 1. IS ar.d 18 under the
direction of the local ciud on ice ana
the national 4-H recreation pro- j
gram. Percy OUl physical education i
Instructor at Oregon State college
will represent the national program.
This ia the first such counselor j
training program to be given In
Oregon for 4-H camps and othe
counties have been invited to par
ticipate. The 4-H camp program will In
clude crafts and special activities ,
as well as the sports program. Spe
cial instructors will Include Mrs,
J. B. Eichendorf of Klamath Falls.
Lorna Peck, local home demonstra
tion agent; H. C. Seymour, former ;
state 4-H club leader; Jessalee Mal
lllieu, extension recreation special- '
1st, and Charles Ross and Verne :
McDaniels of the forest service.
Pegler Blasts j
Labor Chiefs
WASHINGTON. July t WV-Col-i.mnist
Westbrook Pegler said today
tnat labor unions to this country
have become Infiltrated with des
pots, criminals and communists."
Rank and file members have "lit
tle or no" voice in their organtsa
tions. he added.
Pegler appeared before house
bor subcommittee investigating
undemocratic practices In unions.
The chairman Is Representative Ja- :
cobs (D-Ind.i. a freshman and
former Indianapolis labor lawyer.
"The government has king ducked
the communist question In unions
for political reasons." Pegler said In
statement he read to the subcom
mittee. "Yet we have union after
"Pinion completely dominated by '
communists and pro - communists
nd run by them.
"An Instance of this, and only one
ot many. Is the United Electrical
Workers. Not very long ago the
atomic energy commission told the
General Electric company not to
deal with the United Electrical
Workers because ot Its red domina- ;
turn." I
Railroad News
William Halrrell Jr. has been ap
pointed chief clerk of the Southern
Parllie In the Reno, Nev district
office. Hia post haa keen rilled In
.he Klamath tails office by Jamea
K. liunn who waa statistician In the
local district offire.
Among Southern Pacific men now
vacationing are J. A. Burke, round
house foreman; Everett O. Loaar,
machtnM; U E. Sklllington. supply
manager, and W. T. Taylor, ma
chinist's helper.
P. R. Cochran, chief riispstoher
for Great Northern here, is vaca
tioning on the coast near Seattle.
Othera an vacation trips, an leave
from CiV, are Elmer R. Anderson,
bill elerk; E. T. Keener, general
clerk, and M. V. Schaonover, gen
eral agent, wba is spending hla va
cation near Oakland, Calif.
Combining business with pleasure.
W. B. Knott, from the SP Freight
Protection service bureau In San
Francisco, spent the day Wedneiay
looking into buslnrxs matters at the
Klnmath Falls office and also re
newing acquaintances. Knotts was
formerly a trainma!.lrr, stationed In
Allutas, Cslll.
New clerk tn the Southern Pa
rllie trainmaster's of flea here ia
Maude A. t'oasnan. She Hard to
work for SP In Dunsmulr.
Kemy Klein, Southern Pacific
ticket office emploe, la back at
work after a short vacation.
Also back on hla railroad chorea
after a vacation la Fairbanks Hell
Inter, clerk in the SP freight shed.
He motored throughout Oregon and
Washington during hla absence.
SPs Edward Poppenlus left this
j week for a motor trip through Mln
I nesota and points east. He w ill re
1 turn via Chicago.
Frank C. BerhteL Southern Pa
j rifle Interchange clerk, waa married
recently In Reno to Wllma tirllmaa
of Klamath Falls. They honeymoon
ed al l-ake Tahne and are now bark
In Klamath Falls.
Clarence Bell and family relumed
recently after a trip to Wisconsin.
Bell la a clerk In the SP yard office.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Churchill mo
tored to Boise. Ma., last week to
visit their daughter. He is a clerk in
the Soulhern Pacific freight of (lea.
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