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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1949)
PACe FOURTEEN Talented Group Lined Up For Annual Tule Chamber Of Commerce Dinner Meet TULELAKE. July 36 Tlie annual clumber o! commerce dinner thu rrtday night. July 29. will Introduce to guests at the chamber on ol the now talented groups ol entertainers ever assembled here. Dr. John O. Mreley. president of the University ot Nevada. Rhodes scholar, world traveler and widely recognised as a brilliant and well liked educator, will speak on "New nonceri tor a New America." He has been heard before In the Navy Rockets Soar Up To 65 Miles HEW YORK. July W Rock et fired from the deck of a U. S. navy surface ship have roared up to altitudes of more than 65 miles and have provided data about cos- P. tntnitv. third naval dis trict headquarters said Sunday nisnt. The rocket were fired from the XT. 8. 8. Norton Sound, a tender fitted out specially to study the launching ot guided missiles at sea. The firing was done last March as the ship cruised TOO miles oft the west coast of South America. Recordings were taken at hlph altitudes by telemetering equip ment carried In the rockets. The rockets fired were penctl ahsped Aerobees, a missile type de veloped for the navy by the Aero Jet corporation of Axusa. Calif. The development work on the Aerobees was under the technical supervision of the applied physics laboratory of Johns Hopkins uni versity, center of navy guided nus- slle research. Examination ot the data was said to indicate that the cosmic ray in tensity above the atmosphere at the geomagnetic equator, where the firings took place, was about one third that found above the White Bands proving grounds In New Mexico. Wandering Turtle Back Home Again LOS ANOELES. July X 'if This Is the story of the returned turtle. Its name is Big Boy. although it kt not very bar and there la some question at to whether It is a boy. Anyhow, II years ago Big Boy wandered Into the yard of Mrs. Madolin Craig In suburban High land park. A beautiful friendship blossomed. A light chain was fastened through a hole In his shell and he was staked out In the yard. One night he disappeared. Four years later Big Boy saun tered back. He was chained more securely this time and learned to souk when called. Again he broke from his moor Inn atid vanished and again, four years later, he returned, a few more wrinkles on his bland face. After staying around for awhile, he left for the third time. Today, after bring absent four more years, he Is back in Mrs. Craw's yard, footsore and shell -weary. She knows It s Big Boy be cause of the torn edge on his shell where he pulled away from the chains. What she doesn't know, she says, is what he did during those three four-year absences. DM yea know ... three wot ef five eteswgraphers prefer a Royal Type writer? ... Pioneer Office Sapply Cw 121 gowth Mb. Mhh xv CLEARANCE Electric Co. V tr n nni i n Mr" TuUralte, Colif. REFRIGERATORS HOTPOINT 8' and 10' Up to Ranges HOTPOINT Up to Washer 1 only) HOTPOINT Up to Dryer u HOTPOINT Up to Ironer ..ir HOTPOINT Up to 3 50 COME EARLY - STOCK IS LIMITED!! Tulelake Electric Company Klamath bs.sln. having been guest speaker in January. 191. at a Jun ior chamber of commerce meeting. Dr. Moseley. who some yesrs ago was dean of students at the I'm vemiy of Tennessee, Knoxvillr. and a member of tlie executive commit tee of the Tennessee commission to study the organisation of peace, was also sponsor of the "World Cttisen ship" movemei-t. He speaks with authority on the historical buck ground, meaning and purposes of the various peace programs now being offered to the American people. He will be Introduced by Henry Dully, theatrical producer and op erator of the largest chain ot stock company theatres on the west coast. Cutty Is well known to radio and theatre audiences for his humor and wit. He will be master ol ceremo nies at tr.e dinner. Appearing also on the program for the first time before a Klamath basin audience will be Mrs. Robert Desi Stevens, concert pianist, well known in musical circles ot the east coast, now living In Klamath Falls. With her pupil. Don Oraichen. who la studying for the concert stage. Mrs. Stevens will play the first movement ot Grieg's concerto. The artists will use two pianos tor the presentation. . The dinner, with baked ham for the main course, will be prepared and served by the guild of the Tule lake Community Presbyterian church. The dinner hour Is sched uled for a 46 p. m. In the Legion halL Places will be marked for 300 guests. Newly-elected directors of the chamber. VtrgU Barron. P. C. Berg man, William Ganger. Dr. Charles Wilson and Phil Park mill be in stalled. The new president of the chamber. who win be chosen by the board of directors, will also be In troduced. Ross Rag land, president of the chamber, has been in charge of making arrangements for the guest artists. Dr. Richard Sinclair is dinner chairman and Don Potter Is chairman ot the ticket sales committee. Jewels Turn Up In Old Cabinet MARGATE. England. July W l-P Mrs. Pranke Mackie. cleaning her attic, found a dirty napkin pinned together In the drawer of an old chest. She undid It and out rolled 5000 ($20,000) worth of rings, brooches and bracelets set with rubies, emer alds and diamonds. Her husband decided K must be the loot from a 1937 jewel robbery at the Queen's hotel, where he was night porter. He was given the chest alter the hotel closed In 1939 but had never thought to look Inside. Mackie turned the jewelry over to police. NO LAXATIVES NOW SAYS HAPPY 79-ER! ?"Had to fight constipation the last 60 years. Not n ing hel ped. Then I got wise to eating KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN very morning. Al most at once I had results. No laxative for last 6 months P write 79-year-old Mr. J. Wenig, 7723 So. Mich. Ave, Chi cago, liL One of many wasolieited ALL BRAN fellers. Are vou constipated due to lack of bulk in the diet? Tasty ALL-BRAN ma; help you. Eat an ounce daily, drink plenty of water. If not satisfied after 10 days, send empty box to KeUorjr'a, Battle Creek, Mich. DOL'BL lOUK MONET BACK I ur A.'f 7500o Radios Stewort-Worner Console ond T.ble Models W50 Off H. C. Little Colcmon 00 Off Kitchen All Metol Off r z. . II ; i.-r., -m FIRST SHOVELFUL OF EARTH Klamath Yocht club building on Front street, facing Upper Klamath lake Members of the newly formed yocht club watching the proceedings are left to right: Jerry Thomos, Art Rick beil, Jim Burness and Don Sloan. The mayor is digging. Natural Gas Discovered In Arctic Area WASHINGTON. July 23 (JV-Du. covery of natural fa In com xnercial quantities six miles south of Point Barrow. Alaska, hu bren tuxnouncrc by tne navy. j It ts flowtnc in sufficient qu&ntl- j ties to meet the fuel requirement I of the tuval ins t list ions t Point ' Barrow, the announcement aatd. The discovery vas made in the liai.i:ji 125 oo Off WHMle MtTMttTC. aM, wXiosn Water Heaters . g HOTPOINT (1 Only) KtDUUD Floor Furnaces greatly REDUCED Cabinets GREATLY wViTwV.Vto Mod.u REDUCED HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON &M3 is turned by Mayor Bob Thompson for construction of the' 37.000 acre naval petroleum reserve No. A where the United Slates has been ronducUmt an exteivuve que.t tor oU sine 1SH4. "This discovery, plus the Shows' of oil and gas tested in wells drilled in other parts of the reserve, justi fy t h t careful exploration pro gram being conducted by the navy in Alaska, said Com. William O. Oreenman. director of naval petro leum reserves THESE CRAFTSMEN SERVE OREGON By pooling their abilities, nudiinist Robert U Hobha (left), his brother, welder Richard G. Ilobhs (center), and draftsman Arnold G. Kora built the large ilobhs Machine VI orkt at Lebanon. This thoroughly equipped shop helps Oregoo grow by sen ing the South San tiara lumbering-farming region. Since a modest beginning in 1945, the plant has built or repaired about every tvpe of ma chineryeven manufacturing as many as 10 units a day of an exceptionally versatile small tractor originated in Eugene. Serv ices of the First anon, affiliate of of Portland, have te aacet to area s QiO t '.'.-Ua. i ' i W ""waaaa ' C71 V 1 . J'; I v 3 ; cr; r y ' Five deep wells already have I been drilled and three mure are under way. All but one have re I vealed "shows" indicating com I merctal oil fields exist in the re ! glun. the navy said. Lutht traveling from the farthest j 'point in the universe which human' beings can see with the nuked eve I ! requires about 900.000 years to 'reach the earth. National Bank of Leb the First National Ban helped the inn grow needs. Q4D0i BKB V! ,7 r L2i f . . S 7 . fv ' MAKE CLEANING CHEMICALS. Starting in a small way in 1937, Roy E. Paulsen fright) and Frank F. Roles began mak ing chemicals for the induetriat and sanitary field. The Paulsen & Roles Laboratories, of Portland, now has grown into a sizeable business employing IB persons. Their own brands of cleaner and wax are among their greatest volume items. They carry other products, Including several addi tional brands of their own; are jobbers of related equip ment, and sperialire in solving difficult sanitation problems. In banking, Paulsen and Roles rely on First National's help ful, friendly services at the Hollywood-Rose City Branch, ! TELLING iTHE EDITOR (.KAVIL I'lT QI'ICHTION KLAMATH KA1.US, Ore, iTo the Kit Hurt Comments iet-etved suu setiurnt to Mrs. Webbs letter le ganling the Otavtl Pit, uibltf.)irt in ThurxiUv's Herald V Nr, hi-dui-e a reply. Mrs. Webb opeim with the uvsrr Uou that the health dentil intent "obvUuivly have guiteu tlinr Ut ties mixed." Wlien any Mintple of water, drinking or hvuiiuniiiK. U taken by your health depurtmrnt. It Is imtnedlulely lilrntitletl bv name, on paper attached lu the bottle. I 'pon rrsihmg the labors tory it Is a!t.Mgneil a number and tne name and numbrr are enter ed lu a ledttrr. Kiuipinent by which the sample Is tr.trd is mark eu with the same number thrmigh out the tet. At the time the grav el pit was oKtrlally comlfimird H hnd been texted, not once, but on three separate occasions over a IK-runt of three weeks, rach tenl show lug thorough contamination. We are not infallible but with the above piecatutons taken on three 1 dtftlincl testing a were prole.i slonally certain of our tctulu. Mrs. . Webb continues with the statement that the gravel pit "as we all know is fed by pure moun tain streams." We know of no stream of any type ferdlng the gravel pit and we believe It to be supplied by deep springs un der the pit itself. We do not now qnetion the purity of the source water. At present, we stupect three facturs of contamination: tl Over flowing irrigation water; t a the two privies situated on the north bank of the pit; 3 the herds of stork pasturing In the immediate vicinity. We are attempting to clear up the gravel pil by rltnil-, listing these possibilities but have1 t.mr ttfUitfi btt i lMir - . mail I J wtllUB Itfiblt OSH HIIII. ml th j rstrrl N4M. AMI AIM III- at U I ' mitt war ml Ivvm.. &2 MTmfJ M3m r . r ,.. A- QtBtB(B(Dffl Wif i J w m i KLAMATH FALLS MAIN BRANCH KLAMATH FALLS SOUTH SIXTH STREET BRANCH EFDIHSir NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Meaaee tssofet not yet kiureedrd. a a fourth sam ple, taken on Tuesday last, -for robot ate the lurwmu, coniuiiuna tloiu We find no fault with Mm. Webb's ob-rvallou that the pit U a "drllg ht I ul, opular place for HWtmmlng and recreatlitu, enjoyrd by many, and operaliHl lu a clean and oi drily manner by one who needft the retrnue." It was with genuine regret that we hnd to of filially coudrmn this pool and we sincerely hope that It can be made safe again befoie the sra-mii is ovef, Hrgardtng the dead catile In the WilliaiUMin rher and 'Asnu y lake, your sanitarian was well awaie of them, having ieiit a morning In the early iSpriug arianging lor their dlsNwitlion by Im-al resident. The existence of safe HWlmmtng water til I'ppcr Klamath lake, sev etui miles ocltiw thrm. Is explain ed by the fact thai contaminated water. If given enough distance to tiavel over and a sutlli'leiit volume of uucoulaminaled water lo mix with, may pur if v itself bv the Mot tling out nf aithd) and the poten tially harmful bacteria encounter 1 g their natural enemies. finally, a word on testing bv other agencies. We have no objec tion to this practice. Howevert we wish to point out that health de partment samples are taken by an ofllcial sanitarian and Uied lu a stale approved laboratory by a suit mn Kteellent styles In hard llnl.h 4475 werateds In dark e I r a alue Mp to -l Included. lUJIIY'S MAIN nmm9 swamps '7 Dairy farmer! in the Neatexca Valley working together have added 4421 acres to their pattures in eight years. Their Souih lillamook County Soil Conservation Dis trict buys and operates necessary equipment. It clears, ditches (tee photo), dikes and seeds the swamp-like bottom lands. Each farmer pars for work done on his land. Now the coastal valley has total of 12,000 acres of paature lands, with more being added. Here gnu Jerseys and Guefmeys whose milk heenmei the famed Tillamook cheeses. Finsncial aitt ence from the Fint National at Tillamook helped the project get stoned and continues active in the reclamation work being carried on today. tt(8OT?(D(BlB I lard-working Oregon Individuals, family groups, business auociates and farmers by bettering themselves help build our state. Many and varied arc their endeavors at shown by the examples here but their torn bined efforts produce the products, services and jobs on which Oregon prosperity is based, By providing constructive banking service to energetic people in all walks of life, we help build Oregon family by family, farm by farm, business by business. Let ui show; you how our helpful service can benefit you. ' lETS BUILD OREGON TOGETHER ' o4l iMseeaew eeeeM TUESDAY, JULY 26, 194 competent bin IrrlnloiiUt. W wniilil like In raiillmi everyone Hint if I hey o kWlninilnK III any area iil flclully cmiilrmnrtl by Oils healm i lrn i llnriil. they do so at tlieir lll IKS JOHN P. 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