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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, l4t HERALD AND NIWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON rnw i vv w . s sss FUNNY BUSINESS Bids Called For Nevada Highway Twenty-three milea of Nevada's "road No. A. a portion of the Wlnnemucra-to - the 8es highway rout. I to be constructed under contract for which bid have Just been called. The section U on the east end of the route, between Sod House nd Qulnn River In Humboldt county. This will bring a major tmprove inent to the rout between Denio and Wlnnemucca. Laura Stark, manager of the Modoo County chamber of com merce and active In the Winne-muece-U-the-8ea association, gives the group credit for return the con tract enlarged to take in Jl miles rather than three miles aa was or iginally planned. To celebrate thlt development, a tour will be held the coming week end, bringing Wlnnemucca people Mi Modoc county Saturday night. The road enthulata will gather at Eaglrville for the firemen s bar becue and dance Saturday nigbt. and Sunday morning, at Alturaa. a breakfast and business meeting will be held at the Niles hotel. Mrs. Stark has Invited Interested Klamath people to attend these vents. Those who may want ac commodations for Saturday night should notify her at the Modoc chamber of commerce. The proposed Winnemueca-to-the-sea highway route would bring about extension of US Hi iReu-ding-Altures highway) from Alturas to Wlnnemucca across northern Nevada. 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Slight damage to a lumber car rier at trie Suburban Planing mill on Boardman street was the result of a small blase which broke out this morning st about 11:30. Suburban department firemen Who were called to the scene said the fir evidently waa caused by a leak in the camer a gas line. The Suburban fire department also extinguished a grass fire In the 4300 block on Altamont st 3 40 p. m. Tuesday. No damage was reported. City firemen also put out a grass fire at 407 Van Neat a little after I o'clock Tuesday evening with no major damage. USDA Official Keeps Out Of CVA PORTLAND. July Tf i Her bert M. Peet. new I'SUDA field rep resentative In the Northwest and chairman of the Columbia Basin Inter-Agency committee, is keeping hinds off the Columbia valley ad ministration fight. -I'm walking a real fence right now." said Peet, who met here with department of agriculture officials. -I am going to neither promote nor try to block the proposed Colum bia valley administration.' Peet said he would merely con centrate on Integrating the differ ent phases of basin development making certain that development of the agricultural land keeps pace with river channel development. He discussed the program with CSDA officials here yesterday. Houston Schools May Stay Open HOUSTON. Texas. July 27 Houston may keep iu schools open all year. The city's school board asked su perintendent W. E. More land to dealt plans for keeping the schools open 13 months snd esttmste costs. Dr. Henry A. Petersen, a board member, suggested the plan as an alternative to another large bond issue for building more schools. Houston s swift war growth nas crowded class rooms. Under the year round plan each child would go to school nine months. There would still be a three-month vacaeion. But for some l might come in the fall, winter. spring or even summer. To Buy or Sell Use the Want Ads! IY0UR STORE, INC! It is with distinct pleasure that we salute that Great Community of Malin during the July We Are Pleased to Offer to Shoppers this Weekend Dozens of "Red Tag" Values. Check These Red Tag Buys vr7 yy. rf rsmrr" u 'it j- Art A Youth Booked For Strongarm Robbery Here Leland Eugene Heart. 32. was booked at the city Jail for strong arm robbery early this morning on the complaint of two women. The youth his admitted at least one of the robberies, police said. Police received a call alter mid night to Ninth and Walnut where Mim Jo Ann Clark. S.IS Walnut, mid that a man had siepped out of an alley bark of the Eagle lodge and snatched her purse. While Questioning Miss Clark, another woman, Mrs. Lois Soto, Monlelius street, came aip and re ported she also hid been Mbbed a few momenta before on Klam ath avenue. When she resisted, she said, the bandit struck here In the lice. Information was received that the robber left the scene in an old car and the vehicle ais located on Spring street a short time later and, Heart, owner of the car, was found at Kg Spring. He had Mrs. Solos wallet in his possession. Both women Identified him at the polue ststion ss the purse-snstcher. State police said Heart was be lieved to have recently served an lS-monih term in prison at Salem for car theft. His home Is In Eugene. Iu Tb4 Dav's lens tContlnued from Page One) low trick on us. They hsve de vised a drink which they call WHUSSSHHHKY and In telling you its dvnsmite." ANS more sample of the newi w we're getting today: A Chinese Nationalist spokesman estimates that the Chinese com munists have thrown from 400000 to 500.000 fresh troops Into renewed fighting in Central China. He added: "We are waiting for the best time ir j place to deal the communists a death blow." REMEMBER the hunter who was chased home to camp by an annoyed bear and when twitted about it by his companions replied: "Heck, I waa Just bringing him home so we wouldn't hsve to carry his carcasa In." That ought to be enough for today. 25 Off 49c 2.39 Re. 34.95 to 49.95 DOWN COMFORTERS Red Tag Price Reg. 10.95 . oflC PEARCE DELMONT BLANifcia . t., 0.7 K9- as INDIAN TYPE ROBE5 m t., ft. 9 AC " . . ... u U. ,k,b nitra iRFArU TOWELS -!T ' " -.07 ' B4slWH ' IVTB Mm I -e-i Dt TOIUCS TO AA. m. . , . DP AnY. MADE STANDARD DRAPES 73 Uft Fine eulity. Valoea to 2ZJ5 pair. Reg. 75e VIKING CRYSTAL STEMWARc bm im price Faaseaa Ancestral pattern. "9 3 95 B.CUP ALUMINUM PERCULA I UK3 Bed Tag Price R9- 2.95 . . 1 TO 6-CUP ALUMINUM PERCULAIUKo Mi,r,J." R9 29e , MM- FINE WASH CLOTHS . T.g phc. ziorc Reg. 1.00 QUALITY BATH TOWELS M ph.. -,mc "9- 79e THIRSTY BATH TOWELS M T.g Reg. 1.98 36"x48H DRAPERY MATERIAL M T.. 69c "9- ,or CHENILLE THROW RUGb m t.. phc, i.td B fit. vnrv sharp CRYSTAL STEMWARE ted Tsa Price 79c B SC. LAUREL CUT STEMWARE T., M 79c B 77 0 &&.PC. ENGLISH DINNERWARE .,T.,Mt. 34.50 Rosewood Pattern. B IA 53.PC. SALEM DINNERWARE 21.50 Indlsn Tree psttern. British Nayy To Split Loot LONDON (Pv British sesmen are to receive a share of the war booty they helped their country capture from the N'asis during the wsr. About 114.000 000 Is to be divided among all men and women who served at sea from tne admiral oc the fleet on down. Another li.000. OuO will go In a lump to the R. A. P for Its share In helping to find and capture enemy ships and subma nnes. The lowest ranking sesman even the cooks and stewards and deck-swabbers will get about IK BO each. That's one ware. Accord ing to rank, other officers and men will get more shares. Admirals will collect 41 each. FUNIRAL Finol rife for Dove LiiWey, who died Tue doy, will be held of 2 p. m., Friday, from the Klomoth Lutheron church, Crosi ond Crescent streets. Liskey Rites To Be Friday Funeral services for the Lie Dave Liskey. prominent Klamath catlle min and long active In the areas aarlcultural development will be held at 1 o'clock. Fndiy alternoon , from the Klamath Lutheran church. Cross and Crescent streets. Mr. Liskrv died Tuesday morning. Officiating will be Rev. Irvln , Tweet, Klamath Lutheran pastor. Vault eniombment will be In the family plot at Bonansa cemetery. Pall bearers will be Ouy Barton. Richard Hrnsel. Ben Hrrtsel. James Brady. Mervln O. Wilde and Charles Oreen. Honorary pall bear ers are Chet Barton, J. H. Urlsroll. Clifford Dunn. Dr. J. Hardin Cirter. Wilier Waggoner and Elmer Bi. slger. I Hawaii Food Supply Yorst To Date PUU.MAN, Wash, July il (i Strike-bound Hawaii's fiKKl iltua Hon U worse now than "any time during the war years." an agricul ture olflclal from tin Pacific Island said Tuesday. H. It. Warner, agricultural ex tension director tor the territory said food imports have fallen from 30.000 Ions a month to ten or 11.000 tons a month, lie said the Island produces only one-third ot Its own food needs. The nialnr part of the Islands hipping haa been tied up by a Utree-nionth-old stevedore s strike. Warner said Ihe fnd that has reached the Island has been brought In by "relief" ships. He did not evplsln how they were un loaded. Warner Is In Pullman to attend a meeting of agricultural extension directors from the west. The conference w-ss opened by J. C. Knott, director of Ihe Insti tute of agricultural sciences si Washington Slate collm. Knott told the extension workers It is the duty of Isnd grsnl collet, "to sea thsl the public has the facti. ev.n if the sublect Is controversial " He reicrred to the proposed Columbia Valley administration as an exam ple. He said extension workers, teach ers and research workers must take the lead in providing the pub lic with sound Information on such an Issue. The conference continue, through Thursday. 4-7J "I hop you don't mindthe moonlight elwgyg mike mw proposei Fresh Meat i Battle On i MEXICO CITY tP Occupied' Germany and this ancient Altec capital are In a tug-ot-wir over j fresh meat. Mexico doesn't have a year round supply of tat cattle for both herself and foreigners. Allied i suthoritiei bought fresh meet here to be added to the ration of Oer- j man coal miners, and thus per susde them to keep on being min ers. Mexico City hss long relied on ! the rich Husitera pliln for Its beef, j The Huasteca doesn't hate enougn to go rouno. Mexico City butchers . said the cattle were being sold In i Tsmplco. The government then I banned export ot Hussteca cattle. This brought a protest from the Allied occupation authorities 1 n ' Oermsny. They said the interrup- I tion In meat shipments endingerrd I their proa rim In Oermanv. The sit- j uation la further complicated by ' Mexlco'i need foe dollars. Meat j shipments are paid for in dollars. Posse Cuts Down Yanted Man In South ORF.rNVIUJC. Fla, July 17 V Bullets from a pos s guns yestcr- , dsv cut down the fourth Negro winied for a ripe which touched , off flsming rsciil conflict In cen-! tnl riorida last week. Three 8her!ffs led sesrcheri who caught the Negro. Ernest Thomis. ' sleeping In dense woods near here. , Possemen shot him to death aa he tried to escape, they aald. He was "belligerent as the devil." said Lake County Sheriff W. V. McCall "He had a loaded pistol In his hind when he was killed and he had his finger around the trigger." Thomas and three other Negroes, all In their 30 . were accused of raping a 17-year-old white house wife after beating snd robbing her husband. The other three have been Indicted tor rape and are being held In an undisclosed Jail. The ripe-robbery an followed bv mob terrorism against Negroes around Orovrladd, w b e t a the crimes occurred. Mohn Valley Still Shows Signs Of War HAMIIt'RO. Oermsnv in-The Mohn villry In Weaiphilla looks to day as If It had been the play ground of a mad giant. Ten-Inn boulders are heaped is if l.(t after an Olvmpian gsme of marbles. tn 1MJ the valley had what Is believed to be the biggest man mid, flood tn history. Miv 1 Brit ish bombers breai-hed the Mohn dam. Most of the housvs saept away have been rebuilt. Their bright newness contrasts with the rusting metal of destroyed factories. Ern lodiy it la not known ex ctly how miny people died In the flood. Hut those who worked there sftrr Ihe sttsrk rerslt tint the vic tims I nl sllfd between 1700 and Ikon dead. The dsm Itself was repured by men working di and night for three months. This wis a vital wa ter source for the war Industries of Ihe Ruhr. Use the Want Ads for Quirk Resultsl ; French Approve Atlantic Pact PARIS. July 37 Pi The French national assembly approved ratifi cation of the North Atlantic pact today by a 3M to 1(7 vote. The assembly voted lor tne enar- ter after an sll-nlght session msrked by fist fighu between com munists and rightists. The Diet now will go to the coun cil of the republic the upper house of Frances legislsture which Is expected to give speedy approval. The vote was preceded by stormy debste which brought tempers to the boiling point. At one stage the legislators became so uproarious It was necessary to recess. Proponents of the pact contended that It Is a defensive alliance In tended to protect member notions from aggression. The communists charged It la a pact of aggression aimed against Russia and that In signing It, France would be led Into war. Garibaldi Gets Plywood Plant TACOMA, July T1 IjPv The Oregon-Washington Plywood company plant here will be dismantled and moved to OaMbaldl. Ore., com piny board of directors announced today. The move la designed to utilise equipment from both plants is one unit near the company s timber holdings In the Tillamook, Ore., district. Dennis M. Blennlng. who hss act ed is manager of the Tacotni office, was elevated to vice president and will retain the general sales office here. The board also announced Theo dore Nicola!, manager of the Oirl- baldl plant, waa advanced to vice president In charge of production. nd will continue In his office In Oregon. Heavy Rig Put In At Oil Well Site A new heavy rig hss been In stalled at the Burns oil drilling operation of the United Company of Oregon. Company Director a. j Kronert. Klamath Falls business man. ssid todsv. Drilling hss reached a depth ot 4S17 feet and Is being continued downward with the new go-ton rig which Is capable of drilling to a 14 ooo-foot depth. The company has 70.000 acres under lease for oil rights at Burns There are a number of stockholders In this city. Perrin To Boss State Examiners Howard Perrin, Klsmath Falls architect, has Just been named president of the ftate board of architect examiners, of which he his been a member for several vesrs. perrin served once before as presiding office of the board. Use the Want Ads for Quick Results! YOUR STORE INC. il 721 Main Ne refunds, exchanges en sale merchandise. Phone 4561 5 Min. from Town ' 's , ,. Getting Rid Of Wasps Painful DES MOINES Elwyn Pear son's plan for getting rid of waspa proved more painful than stings. The wasps hsd been stinging his stock In the pasture. He discovered the nest In a large gaa pipe used as a fence brsce. Pearson threw gasoline Into the pipe, and lit a match. There was a blsst which threw fire over htm, resulting In burns that required hospital atten' tlon. Returned Mr and Mn. Ray Rl bsk have returned from a two-week vacation spent tn Cinidi. They were ar-nmpr nted by Ribak's broth er and sif er-ln-law of Alameda. Calif. Ribaa will resume his music Instructions this week at his Pine street studio. J MsUnee l:M tsaalreVJ BALL 1 li37 tftAM.r ot ibe'l K nrrtnitP If AC- Two Nssne. The nsm. "dog diys" comes from Ihe fact that at this time ot year, the do star, Birlua, nsn at dawn. In aiKirnt rjoi't. thu pe riod in cilled "Nile diys." since the Nile over I limed in August. OXLL Caeitlntnrai I J. . SUDtlOU t Wolfman Iti CMiatr Oraculi . 'a miMlilJ EMS ,. - -- - - " New Award For Hard Working Poles WARSAW, Poland -The com-munlst-1 e d Warsaw government, constantly urging more and more work, la adding two new decora tions to the long list already being awarded to Poles who work the hardest. The new orders are called "Bsnner of Work" and "Builders of Peoples Polsnd". Much slong the lines of the so called StakhanovIM system In So viet Russia, directors In all branches of Industry are encour aging workers to exceed their pro duction targets. "Deseret" Is Mormon Word SALT LAKE CITY is-The un usual name "Deseret" Is widely used In Utah by Institutions and businesses. It enmex from the Bonk of Mormon, In which the word des eret, u the honey bee. The symbol of the state of Utah Is the bee hive. OFFICIAL BAND SAIEM, July J7 m Eugene's municipal band, directed by John Stehn, again will be the official band of the Oregon state fair, It was announced today. The week long fair begins Labor Day. Oeorge Bruns and hit orchestra of Portland will plsy at the dances snd stage shows during the fair. 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