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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1949)
FACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON f K I DAY, JULY 15, 94f 150 Klamath County 4-H Members Plan On Going To Camp At Crescent Lake ' About 150 Klsmath county 4-H Club members will participate in ma annual 4-H club ramp thia year, the local club office reported today. Be ginning July 17. 84 club girls be tween the ages ot I and It will hare k week -long session at the camp at rescent lake. Boys will have their week follow ing, 5 cam pert expected. Olrla who attend camp will meet Bunday at the county health de partment for a check-up. Buses will leave IMS Main, the health center, t 10:30 am. Club members are urged by club agent to arrive early for check-ups. Boys will leave from the Mime place at the same time one Week later. , In connection and cooperation with the national 4-H club recrea tion program, a two-day counselor orientation course Is being given at the camp site for all counselors. The group of older boys and girls who have been active In club work for Cat Burglar Captured 12 Stories High : NEW YORK. July 15 WV-A slim. M-year-old man described by police as -the damndest cat burglar this town ever knew finally was in custody today. A woman's screams at the sight t his shoeless feet coming througn tier 12th floor hotel room window mere credited by police with bring ing to an end a suing of 60 rob leries with more than sM 000 ktot. The aliened burglar. Identified by police as Raymond Judson Carter, as seised yesterday at a lobby levator entrance tn the fashionable fotel Plaza. A few minutes earlier, a woman Jsaident of a lath floor room saw pair of stockinged feet coming In to her room from a narrow outside Jedge. When the woman ac reamed, police aid. the man leaped aiz feet through the air to another ledge and (Clambered through a window. Police said Carter operated by "picking a hotel for a burglary and 'f etting room there. Then, he would xake off his shoes, crawl along a ledge to window and enter a room. Driver Unhurt As Car Rolls Charles Morgan Corey. 1308 Cur tis street, Berkeley, Calif, was un hurt after the car In which he was driving rolled over on highway 39 bout five miles south of Klamath Tails at 5:45 last night. Corey was apparently about to pass another auto while traveling south when a third car pulled onto the highway from Airway drive. The lust car swung wide to avoid hitting the intruding auto, and Corey hit Ihe highway shoulder on the left band side. The Corey mac! line caught in the shoulder, and then shot back across to the right-hand side of the road, rolling over Into a borrow pit Catholics May Read Commie Writings : VATICAN CITY, July 15 Persons whose work requires them to read communist publications may do so without Incurring penalty under the Roman Catholic church's new ban. but these persons first must obtain permission from their Confessors for such reading. A Vatican source gave this inter pretation today of the decree ap proved by Pope Plux XII excom municating communists and forbid ding Roman Catholics to expose themselves to communist doctrines. England's Drouth May End Today LONDON, July 15 WV-This 8t Bwithln's Dsy and it's raining. That, to an Englishman, means this year's scorching drought Is over. ' If there's no rain on this day, a 1000-year-old superstition says there will be a drought for 40 days to come. In an England already parched by hot, dry weather, that could be serious. Seems thst when Bishop Swithln of Winchester died In K2 he decreed thst he be burled In the open, where the rsln of heaven could fall on him as he slept wunkuo reMoeu BODY FLAWS NCVtucersTHC n 311 US FOR Expert Body and Fender Ttefinishinq QUICK SIRVICI AT KIA50NAILI MICIS BALSIGER MOTOR CO. several years and who have shown desirable leadership qualities tra veled to the camp today to begin their training. The training course is under the direction of Percy OiU of the Oregon Suite college faculty. Miss OiU is a physical education in structor at the college and has hsd several years of camping experience. Surrounding counties who have summer 4-H club csmps have been invited to attend this session, the first ot this type to be offered In Oregon, and club leaders who assist with county camps w ill be present. The program tor the camp will Include new slants this year and several people from out of the coun ty will be attending. H. C. Seymour, farmer state club leader who was recently recoGmsed at National Club Congress for his many years of service, will be on hand for both ses sions of camp. Verne McDanlel of the state forestry department, Jessalee Msllileu, recreation special ist, and Charles Ross, extension for ester, will also be on hand. Local people assisting with the camp Include Lorna M. Peck, home demonstration agent: Mrs. J. E. dchendorf. shell craft Instructor; Dean Abbott, life guard; Rosa Mae Greenwood, camp nurse; Mrs. Claude Williams, and Mrs. Charles Thurman. camp cooks; P. A. Skin ner and Joan Howell, county club agents. Older club members who will serve as counselors Include Beverly Mack, Sylvia Keady, Virginia Masten. An nie Lou Romtvedt, Joyce Olson. Celia Brown. Kay Johnston, Margy Brown. Shirley Johnston, and Clo Kings for girls work. Boy counselors are Orville Dixon. Perry Williams, Dirk Schieferstein, Ken Mllligan, Glenn Hescock. Warren Dick. Rol and Biehn, Dale Williams. Vernon Haley and Albert Keady. Body Found With Three Death Notes DCNSMTJIR. July 15 Police Chief Earl M. Pederson of Weed Thursday reported the apparent suicide of Floyd Calvin Scott Jr. 11, son of Mrs. Louise V. Kroll of Black Butte station. Pederson said Scott was found tn the rear of his mother's home Wed nesday afternoon, shot through the right temple with a JS-cahber re volver which lay nearby, along with three suicide notes. He did not disclose the contents of the notes nor to whom they were addressed. Scott, an ex-serviceman, was un employed. The body la at Upton's mortuary. Weed. Danaher Seen For GOP Head WASHINGTON. July 15 Friends of both Senator Tsft (R Ohio) and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York were reported leaning today toward former Senator John Danaher of Connecticut as asuc cessor to OOP National Chairman Hugh D. Scott Jr. Danaher'a name was tossed Into the pot as Scott finally conceded publicly that he will quit his post If a man can be found "who can bring the desired harmony and co hesiveness to the party organlza- ANOTHER Batik Wmmc WESTERN vs. POPULAR 01 ARMORY THIS SAT. NIGHT FEATURING THE MUSIC OF THESE 2 BANDS ALTERNATING EVERY 30 MINUTES WESTERN MUSIC BY GEORGE STARR AND HIS RANCHO RHYTHM RAMBLERS NOTE: This it the torn band trior appeared at the Armory with Eddie Kirk on July 4. Eddie returned to Hollywood. POPULAR MUSIC BY BALDY'S BAND '"JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" DANCING 9 - 1 - NO INTERMISSIONS $1.25 PER PERSON (Tax Inc.) ... v., . . v;,yv OILED FOR FAST RUN These pictures show the Shosfo Daylight oiling operation when the new trail pulls info the Klamath station on its north ond southbound daily runs. Upper left is the 85,000-gallon diesel oil storage tank. On the right, above, is the pump ond fil tering plant. The fuel is pumped at a rate of 300 gallons per minute through a filter and into the three units on the train, shown below, before the streamliner shoves off on the re mainder of its record-shattering run. The pump is automatically ond electrically controlled by push buttons. The train takes on 1500 gallons of fuel during its 10-minute stop here. Six men and a foremon are used for the speedy fueling operation, which takes between four and five minutes. Overseeing the job is General Roundhouse Foreman S. C. Selby. Machinist Inspector Fred Rider, Ifford Scoggins, Wayne Smith, Guadalupe Amparono, Henry Gilmore and Albert Kelly also work on the fueling. Klamath Falls is the only in between point between Portand and San Francisco, the two terminals, where the trains are oiled. KF Allocated Video Channel WASHINGTON. July 15 CP. Some 1700 more television stations may be built tn the future In nearly 1200 cities and towns not previously allocated broadcast channels. If new proposals of the federsl communications commission are approved Oregon would have 37 cities and towns allocated broad cast channels. The communications commis sion's proposed regulations to add 43 new television channels to the existing 12 would permit the expan sion. FCC officials said the present dozen channels can only accomo date 543 stations In 231 locations. StJoseph IS ASPIRIN AT ITS IEST mi I Under the new program there could , be about 2245 stations In 1400 cities I and towns. The commission's proposals are I subject to public hearing August 2. with formal action planned If poss ible by the end ot the year. The following list shows allocations to Oregon under the proposed change. Locations which would be cov ered in the very high frequencies 1 the 12 chsnnels now In use) and the channel numbers are: Klamath Falls. 2. 4: La Orande. DREW'S MANSTORE: Wf Gabardine Suits In single and double breasted Seven new shades In shorts, and longs. REO. VALUES to ISS. Entire Stock Tropical Worsted & Gabardine Suits Dramatically reduced) Regulars, and longs. REO. VALUES to ISO Don't miss out on these 'values! Pick out your suit today. 733 Main 'V. 3. 13: Medford. 8. T; Portland, . C t, 10, 12. It Pays to Use the Want Adsl J. 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In addition, both trains are sold out for several weeks In ad vance. The speedy 15'i-hour, HB-mlle run Is maneuvered through Ore gon's most beautiful scenery and Store Hours 9 9th ot Pine 2) Pyrchase! COTTON HOU IP $wmm Classic approach In eolton dresses In ler. ealea and Broadcloths. Choose now ena of the msnr (tries In florals, stripes, and prints. Illustration above la one ef the maar patterns available. Trim flla . . . eaay laondrrlng. Slsea 14 toSZ. the word has gone around from 81 travel dlMiplea tu "take the I Shasta Daylight" the nest time vou have to visit Portland. San Francisco or In-between points. tiperlal praise haa gone to the Shasta division personnel where the 1 train haa to travel the Siskiyou mountains and part of Uie Caa- ; cades ruined trip with all the j comforts of your own home. j Klamath Palls la the only sla- lion between Portland and San j Francisco where the train takes , on dlesel oil. This fast oiwratlou, 1 perlormed during the 10-nilnute stopovers here, la done with dis patch, using six men and a tore mnn. The pump dishes out 300 gal lona a minute and the fuel la fed Into three uulta. Between 10 and 15 employs handle the service of the passen ger section, lui'ludliig Ice, water, garbage disposal and other routine duties. During a southbound stop ot the Doylmhtcr here this week, the complete engineering and passen ger service operation was complet ed In seven seconds less than six minutes. Use the Wsnt Ads for Quick Resultsl HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND rt titNK. ore. MKurtmo Thoroughly Modern m ae 1 a tHr SMS Strict fraetlslats a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Phone 3188 I" Just Received! a special shipment of little girls' DRESSES from New York sizes range from 1-3 & 3-6x They're "perky" printed cotton percales! we're selling them for $11 U each at this low price you'll want 2 or 3! 4f MEZZANINE 4 sr. I. Fksat SIX
