TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE THREE
McNary Dam
Pushed At
Full Speed
MrNAItr. Ore. July 3(1 lV'-HIX
month fif mnrrrir murliig at the
Its iif Mi Nary dnm mi the Colum
bia rlvrr ha resulted In timerlng
lllstnllntlnlt lltat are making the
tin prujmt really l'ik like a ilam.
NitillMay Imvt. blm-khnuMt walls
and stilling bnsiii siiuriiiies on the
Wsshlitglnii shorn have brrn unilrr
way autre Janunrv and are about 35
per cent romplrte.
Chailra I, MinK.in. rolmlrtlrtlnn
rhlrf lor the rimtiai Inra, aald M40
men are working In three shllis
amuiul the rli'k and under flood
lights at night The nrk lorre la
at a peak tor the work currently
under wuy, he stiltl
Cniistrurllmi on the Oregon slile
of the river la rierlrd to begin
by mltl-August. Il.e army engineer
have received bid on the work, a
aeiond malor phae of the SMI.-
OIKIOUn project
II rongresa ken" ipproprlaitni
funds at an average ol Sioouoouo
a year, tlie engineer corps eatiecl
the dam - third hvdrnelecirr pro)e-l
for the river-will be producing
power by lieieinber, IBM
Patients May
Return To
Hillside Soon
Pallenta evacuated from IlllUUle
hospital Ttiurxlay afternoon tol
lowing a nf tire at tlx building
may be moved b k Una week. Willi
the announcement thai repairs at
Hillside are going along al a las;
clip .
Twenl-eighl patients were moved
to Klamath Valley hmpl'al fill
lowing the fire, which wa extin
guished quickly, thua avoiding what
could liave been major disaster.
Repair V III roof waa Unified
over lha week-end. Tlie plsstermt
Is underway now and ahould br
completed tomorrow. Painters win
move In tomorrow. It waa reported
AlUiough an exact figure on Uit
damage la not available, reliable in
formation haa it that It will -not
miss SMOO very tar." depending
largely on Ihe coal of the paint
ing Tlie patient-evacuation al Hill
side marked the Ural lime that such
a move waa neeossary In Klamatn
falls, although it waa done a
precautionary measure, rather than
an emergency.
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Church Play
Cast Outlined
Spruce Bud worm
Infestation Told
PKNDl.ETON, Ore., July 2(1 0P
Infestation of spruce budworm In
the Umatilla national forest with
tliriml. iIuhh In mj.mm rilalHrli
Cast of the play. 'The Light , w reported today.
Kteriial." U being outlined, and re. j .,,. Hunervkun- Pari Fwln.
twarsals are going ahead under dl- md the Hrouner. Walla Walla, and
MAYOR AGAIN BUYS FIRST TICKET Moy3r Bob Thompson is pictured ogoin in tne role
af first ticket purchaser tor o locol performance. This time it is for the ploy, "The Light
Eternal," which is sponsored by the Congregotionol church ond will be presented in the
OTI theatre August 2 Lorry Loymon offers the tickets to the moyor while Ploy Director
'Mrs. L. Porker smiles ot the small boy. Mayor Thompson moy olso appear in the
rectum of Mrs. L. Parker wno an
nounces Phil Hitchcock In the lead
of "Moses".
The lllhlksl drama will be pre
sented In the OTI theatre on Aug
ust a, with Hitchcock In the lead.
I(ev. E H. lender playing the role of
Aaron". Beverly Evans aa "Mirl
am'. Mary Jo Hnllett as "Han
nah", and Hheila Layman, Rolland
Williams. Mildred MlUhei and Ar
lene Ktelsmeier In other parts.
The play, which ln orporate
stark drama from the Old 'Orna
ment story of Idol wor.-lup and
human sacilllce. Is written for a
cast of around 260 Including moo
scenes and various choruses. The
presentation is sponsored by the
Congregational church.
Tlie script portrays the anger of
Moses when he finds a group of
dissenters among the Children of
Israel turning their allegience to
the Idol, Baal; their attempts to
sacrifice human lives and Moses
timely rescue of a young maiden.
Other parllclpanta In the produc
tion will be announced as roles are
cast, Mrs. Parker said.
Vale districts are hardest hit.
Large-scale spraying was done
by plane. In May, during the period
when the spruce budworm la most
vulnerable, fcwing said there might
be another suite when the Insect
could also be attacked probably in
August. Eihomologists plan to ex-
more peraou on the payroll than
In June.
5. Retail tradesmen expect an
upswing la business will need
auoul it per cent more workers m
October than in June.
. Transportation and conimunl
cation employers see a slight drop
by late summer.
1. Wholesale firms believe pay
rolls will go ., slightly lor late
summer, then decline again by
oud-lall.
Job Outlook
Looking Up
for Oregon
' BALZM, July 29 t1 The next
few months are expected to be
' easier on Job-hunters In Oregon.
I The state unemployment com-
penaatton commission said a sur
' vry Indicated late August and early
I September should find about 6 per
periment with treatments on 1000 cent more workers on payrolls,
acres of the forest nest month. I Pood processing, construction.
- lumbering and reLall trsrie mrm tha
Pnvrnll FionrA I most likely prospects for anyone1!
rarruil rigure looking lor work, the report said. I
' Ud Over 1948 ' rh "onr"nlslon reported:
K II. Construction employment haa
' 8ALKM. July 2 Jf' June pay- i gone up ten per cent since April:
rolls of firms covered by tlie Bute . should climb as much mora before
, Industrlsl Accident commission to- the fall peak.
italed S53.3M.160. This was $700,-1 ). Food processing plants will j
(S less than In May, but was M.- have a total of only allghtly below i
; 000.000 more than In June. IMS. 1 1. st year s 26.500 top number of
j In Multnomah county, the June workers ,. , . .
"f-rJT f-1"-- Th,t ""I Lumbenn, expeeu about 1 per . wi. 7tZ u. "
was t. 00 000 less than In May. but leant more men on the Job for Au- sag ask l.r rise Ckaase at
ill waa $700,000 more than In June. I gust-September but notes the in- . , ,
I 1MC- dustry still Is 12.000 Jobs behind the CeC S Signal SemCft
IMS level at this time last year. 7a u.i bl Phone ttet
Want Ads phoned to Sill before 4. Textiles and apparel planta "-1
11 30 a. m. appear the tame day! peel October will see 9 per cent pmm .
hllOT
NAPLES. Iuly. July 2 t4-Oul-sepee
Auriemma, 11, waa allot to
death yesterday by two masked rob
bers while trying to protect 300 lire
(50 cents) he had made selling fruit.
Deer Rifle
Hi
MASAt.fR
EUGENE, July ES 11 Harry
Philip Barnhart today was man
aging the food In University of
Oregon dormitories, as "food direc
tor." a newly-created position. He
Is a 11147 end liar of Pennsylvania
ploy. I Bute college.
UTS
CMDN
Count Library Putting In
Busy. Year, Van Kept Going
AIR HHOYV
PORTLAND. July M Four
"aerojet," aerial exhlbiuonlata from
Ihe Jet fighter command at Mitchell
field. Alisons, will maka their first
Pacific Nprtnwesl appearance dur
ing civil air patrol maneuver! here
A IK list 7.
The "acrojeu perform stunts al
too miles an hour, firing- In light
diamond formation.
The Klamath County library haa
been busy this summer with the
ususl summer reading and wuh the
traveling library van. Tlie van Is
sent on a weekly run to various
points In tlie area.
There are also summer branches
ol the library at Altamnllt
Bha.ts schools. Tlie Hillary la open
at Altamont Junior high 011 Fridays
form 2 to 4 p 111 until August l
and al Hhasia Wednesdays. 2 to 1
pm. until August 24.
The summer book van schedule,
effective until August J. Is aa
follows:
Twesday
I to t 44-Fifth Avenue grocery,
corner Alumonl and Laverne.
10 to 10 44 Homoja housing pro-
led.
II lo 11 4S A and P Blore. Sum-
men lane, corner Clinton.
1 10 1 35 Bulck's. llomedale.
1:30 to 2:15 Idrlla's grocery, 8
flfh and llomedale.
2 JO to 1:15 Shasta Pood market.
Wednesday
I lo I 30 Msllory s store. Juno
" i lion highways 39 and M.
nd ' , m itu..'. ...... 1....-
Hon highway 39 and Stukel Moun
lain road.
10 30 to 13 Stukel Mounuin road.
five stow.
1 tn 1 43 Hrnley store, acroaa
road from Hrnley school.
2 It to 2 44 VVorden post offlc.
I to 3 20 Midland past office.
Thursday
9 to 9 20 Prri'i store. Keno road
9 30 to 10 20 Stew art . Lennox
store.
10 30 to 10 50 Pour Corners.
CARD OP THANK
We wish lo extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation tor the acts I every
of kindness, messages of sympathy,
and beautiful floral offerings for our
beloved wife, mother, grandmother
and grewi-grandmother, Cam Wil
liam Mitchell.
Mr. Dan I. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mitchell
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Plowera
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell
and Fsmily
Mr and Mrs. Billy E. Mitchell
and Family
Mr. and Mrs Albert Hrnson
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell
and Family
Mr. and Mm. Aubrey Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Mitchell
and Family
Mrs. Mary Crouch
Jark and Muriel Crouch
High Speeds
Big Cause Of
Car Deaths
Statewide records show that one
In every six Sratllc smdrnu tak
ing place al speeds between 90 and j
70 miles an hour retails In a
fatality. Secretary ot Slate Earl T.I
Newbry haa reported. I
Above 70 miles an hour, almost I
other accident causes a
II to 11 20-Pairhavrn school.
II to II Weyerhaeuser Timber
company hotel.
I to I 20 Pledger's driveway.
Keno road.
1 30 to 1 50 P and B store. Pio
neer addition.
2 to 2 30 Keno store. Keno.
I to 3 44 Klamath River store.
Ellingsons mill.
Friday
9 lo ( 45 Pelican school.
10 to 10 30 Woe us
10 40 lo 11 Shady Pine.
ll:14Algoma.
11 JO to 12 Modoc Point.
I to 1.30 Williamson River store.
I 44 to 2 30 Klamath Agency.
I 10 3:30 Fori Klamath.
death. Between 30 and 40 miles an
hour, an accident la fatal only once
In ftt times.
These facta are revealed by an
nual alalisitra complied from all
accident reports filed with his of
fice. Newbry said, and show the
etlect of speed on the state's traf
fic death record. Since speeds are
higher In summer when highways
arw carrying heavier loads, drivers
must remember the slogan "speed
kills take it eay '. Ihe safety of
ficial pointed out.
leading high-speed accident pro
ducers, the record shows, are pass
ing another vehicle without suffi
cient clearance and swinging into
the wrong traffic lane on curves.
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