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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1949)
PACE SIX "HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1949 Sea Scouts KeepBusyOn Training The Klamath Sea Scouts, known officially as Sea Scout Ship 100. are rounding out three-month period of heavy activity and growth this wk with plum proceeding lor the treasure hunt scheduled lor Upper Klamath lake next month. The local ihlp la iporiMired by the Klamath rails Elks lodge. 8klpper Marion Rlsley pointed ou; recently that the Increase in growth ha been excepUonally good. In March, he said, there w ere only four Sea Scouta. Today the ship boasts a compli ment of 41 member, of which more than 30 are official members. One of the top activities for (he aummer was climaxed in tile wp. runi of the sailboat event In trie Junior chamber of commerce spon sored regatta late In June. Two lightning class sailboat took part, winning first and fourth positions. Previous to the regatta, the Scout had participated In a Modoc area council rendevous at Collier State park, and In the Bka parade during their state convention her the Scouts donsted a marching unit During the Fourth of July activ ities, the ship was especially active. A Sea Scout color guard led off the parade, with a drum corps providing the martial step. The July Fourth parade saw a float, built by the scouts, and a street full of pirates. Ushering at the three-day rodeo given over the holidays was done by the Sea Scouts, as well as Boy Seoul from troop 2. The Sheriff's posse gave particular praise to the way the sailor Scout ran the doors and seating arrangements. The Sea Scouts of the local unit are looking forward to the lowering of the agea for Scouting which la due to take place later this year. At that time boys of 14 years of age will be eligible for membership. -aY - j - i V-V' ' j--r -V.- J ' ''I.-"1 2isWsJ 1 .v-j1 r I? i. , i i ' 'jr m V " I .i l . ( urn.' - LfW ' J v . s -V uiewv, ,.?r-.jsgiw:..:,. .. IT TAKES ALL KINDS Some bulls ore content to be typed os "sitting bulls." And then there ore the more daring members of bull society, who ore "jumping bulls." Bomber, a Brahma steer, is definitely in the latter class. Whenever he gets bored, he nonchalantly leops over the nearest car. His owner, Delosse Wilke, watches os Bomber takes a running leap in North Hollywood, Calif. Masons To Constitute New Lodge In Week-End Meeting MARCHES DIES CHICAGO. July 21 Clarence Hartley Moulton. 66, Washington. D. C collapsed and died of heart attack last night as he was march ing with other Shnners In a parade. Moulton was quartermaster of the band of Almas Shrine Temple in Washington and a civilian drafting engineer for the bureau of ships in the navy department. He was In Chicago for the Shrlners' conven tion which ends today. Members of the Masonic f rater nity will converge on Klamath Falls this coming week-end aa the of 1 leers of the Grand Lodge of Oregon. A. T. and A. M . hold an occasional grand lodge meeting In the Masonic temple Saturday. Sha lor C. Eldrtdge. grand master, will preside. The meeting will be held for the purpose of constituting the newest Masonic lodge In the sum. I Crater Lake lodge No. 211. Initial steps In tne formation of the new lodpe were taken when organisation meetings were held In January and February. im. The I name Crater Lake w as selected and the five top officers were i elected. A petition to hold a lodge under dispensation was forwarded to the officers of the grand lodge. The dispensation was granted and the lodge was Instituted on May 1, 14. At the IMS annual communica tion of the grand lodge, held In Portland In June, a charter was granted to Crater Lake lodge and it was assigned No. 211. On June 30. the lodge convened for the pur pose of selecting its first officers to serve under charter. The officers who have served since its organ isation were re-elected and they, along with the appointive officers, will be Installed by the members of the grand lodge Saturday night. I They are Robert R. Simmonds. WM: Floyd Bennett. SW: W. Dex ter Elliott. JW; D. W. Pence, sec retary: Ben Adair, treasurer: L. A. Baker, SD; O. E Thompson. JD: Charles Yorkeland. SS: Lawrence French. JS: H. A. Tcsle. marshal; Charles Klund. tyler: Robert Elder, chaplain. The constitution meeting Is called for ( o'clock In the evening In the Masonic temple and la open to all master Masons. A dinner honoring the grand officers will be held In the Pelican party room. Those wishing to attend may make res ervations with Robert M. Elder. DIES NEW YORK. July 21 iP Rear I Adm. Frederic R. Hams i retired'. I 74. who was In charge of all navy i public works In the United States I and abroad during part of World I War L died yesterday. He was I bom In New York City. Film Workers Slate Strike NEW YORK. July 21 cTv-An AFL union whose 1800 members profess most motion picture Mm shown in this country has set July 31 for a strike. The union, local 702 of the motion picture laboratory technicians, says a stoppage would halt production of most newsreels snd feature movies. A federal mediator Is seeking to settle the dispute between the union and 16 processing laboratories. However, Union President John J. Francavilla said yesterday there was little chance for an agreement, and that a strike by the technicians might spread to pt)ection operators and Hollywood studio workers. The union Is demanding various contract Improvements, Including a welfare fund, and a reduction In the work week from 40 to 30 hours with no cut In current pay of 11 10 to 11.30 an hour. Rally Called In Support Of Elliott PORTLAND. July Jl i4 A public rally In support of Hhentf Mike El liott hss been called for Sunday. Recall petition are being circu lated against Elliott. I.eafleta distributed yesterday called the meeting for 8uiuUv after noon in a public park, i'liry said the sponsor was (he Irgul defense movement, an organisation known also as the cltlseiu' action com mittee. County Democratic Central Com mittee Chairman Nicholas Oranrt, who last week said he was Elliott's spokesman In all matters connected with the recall, said he had no knowledge of the rally. The leaflet urged opposition to "Invisible government" that had al ready put a democratic county treasurer out of office alter his elec tion last November. They said the sama forces were working to oust the young democratic sheriff. "Fur the love of Mike, come ant bring your friends.' the announce ment said. Meanwhile. Recall Committee Chairman T. L. Oatrh. retired vice admiral, said about 2200 signatures on recall election petition had been sent to county election officials for verification. 1 '''iV fa-.-! i were 1013 new rases reported fur lilt nation, coniiird with 6M the r" vloua week. This la a 411 ier cenl Increase ciimpaird Willi llif 4:1 pel cent Increase reimrted lust week over the week preceding. This brought lo 4HU6 Hie lolul Un Hie wlmle year tlnuimli July II. nmiiarril with .ItUII during Hie Mine peiiml last yearan Increase ut ap proximately 1JO0 rases. 'During til past week. Ilnieascs weie noied In all major arras. 'Ill larget Increases were rcitorl ed frnnr New Yotk: 72 cases this past week. compared In 16 111 week befoi. with 61 of tl"' "l N,w Yotk City: Indiana: til against 14: Il linois: ar against It: and California: S aguliisl t 1 VriltMIN MANILA, July 21 A typhtvm with winds of IJ0 mllra an hour near Its renter hradrd luwaid For mosa tonight at eight mllra an hour. At mlilnluht Hi typhoon waa ex pected to be 400 mllra east north east of Apairl, on tin northern tip of Luaoli Island. Girls Softers Continue Play Three Softball games of the county girls' league are scheduled for to night at Altamont school field. All start at 6:30. The Merrill VFW team plays the Sparkles. Hasblns meet the Patriots and Chiloquln plays the Merrill Teen-Agrrs. MTRAMiE LONDON. July 31 This la a tale of a b rd In (not on the wing. An airliner, returned from a roundtrtp to Corsica, developed a twitter. Mechanics opened a wing and discovered a bird had built a nest Inside. 4-a ...... i ... IXPERT Dr. Franklin Thoy er, ' protege of Harvard's famed Professor Samuel Mori son, es-pcrt on corly coloniol period, will join Oregon Col lege of Education faculty for fall term. Dr. Nichols ot present head of department of history ot Massachusetts State college ot Fort Deens, Mass. He is a graduate of Dartmouth ond Harvard, he taught history ot Harvard alter serving os Professor Monson's research ossislant. Polio Case Increase See WASHINOTON. July 21 i41 An other Increase In Infantile paralysis cases waa reported bv the U. S public health service todiy. For the week enaed July 16. Ihrrr Us the Want Ada for Quick Result! WANTED XMAS TREE STUMPAGE Lout Molokit VSS SIS SI.. S S,sriM. (sill 9th ot Pine Phone 3188 RAYONS COTTONS WOOLENS 'A to 3V2 Yard Pieces to.t-a9y0FF Buy Now and Save Making glassware by hand waa Americas first Industry. In 1606 a "glass-house" or factory waa built by the colony at Jamestown, Virginia, liclauclLidit FOR SUMMER... JUST RIGHT ! Light... spicy ...golden -crusted a coffee cake that's just right for lazy summer days. Grand with a cup of coffee... delicious with a tall glass of milk. Serve it for breakfast, lunch or dinner it's good any time. And best of all, you can make this taste-tempting coffee bread in a jiffy. 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