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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1949)
TUESDAY, AUC. 9, 1949 HtKALD AND NtWi, KLAMAlrl rM-Li, OncuCM PAGfc few Modoc Area Scout Council Votes To Put Aye Changes Into Effect September 1 Til executive board of Hit Mo. don Area council Hi Hi meeting held Muncliiy, August 1, voled la put 111 nrw Hoy tkoul sue adjust ment Into rllrrt oil Heplellllicr 1, 1IMU. Thin nrl li,n la In line wllh the rriomiiirnilntlon of llir tiny Hi out nalloiuil rounrll which voted to lowrr I tip age o( tli three rfi .inl ine pnairaiiis by cine year begin ning Brpiemljer 1. It was pointed nut at Ilia board meeting br ChiMcr llumakrr il Klamath Kails that llila ad)ul ment will require 38 nr mil more Cub park. cirnut troops and E plurrr unlla within als-month period. There ere approximately 1000 l-yrar-old boys avallnbla aa prospective Cuba. It la eiiertrd that 75 per rrnt of IIipm boya will actually enroll In Cub paras anon f t a r the Beptcmbrr 1 itartlni data. kleven-yrar-old boys now en rolled In Cubbing will traiulrr to (trout Irnniia between Beptember 1 and November I. After November I all I l-yrar-old boys will have niada the rhaiui to tlia troop pro gram. r.levrn-yrar-olil boya will ba ellglbl (or atlrndanr at nrt year' rounrll rami and plana ara being made by the ramping com mittee to InrrraM the families at Camp Makualla on Crescent laka to accommodate a 30 par rent In rreas In attrndanr. Alton T Itakrr of Fugrn. rhalr man of rrt-inn II of tha national council, attrndrd tha marling of the executive board and discussed the nrw age program. He Indiraled that othrr roumlls mrre enllrliial Ing a annllar gain and wrre mak ing plana to accommodate many more boya. The board unanimously accrptrd the alloratlon of fundi made by tit Klamath County Community Cheat for IBM) operation. Calvin Peyton, chairman of tlie camping committee, outlined the need for expanded dining facllltira at tha Crescent lake .camp, Indlral Inf that they were taxed to the limit during the flrM four weeks of ramp this season. He reported to the board on the Improvemenia mad alnce July 1. 104. which In cluded a rk a cottage, electric wiring In the hall and kitchen and Installation of gaa water heating and cooking equipment. Chet Hamaker. tire prteldmt of the council, waa selected by Dr. Adams to errre as chairman of the IPSO Jamboree committee. Hamaker and a commute of six other men representative of the seven coun ties m this council will work out plana to send 71 Hroula from this area to Vallry Kuril, Pa., to at tend I he national Jiiinbore from June 'it to July 6. IUM). Attending the meeting from Klamath falls were Dr. T. 0. Adams, Chat Hamaker, Arnold Oialnpp, Vern Owens, Jainra I'at tersiin, Calvin Peyton. Ted I)er men' and Itobert LamoU. New Buick Special Hanford Plant Funds Marked WASHINGTON. Aug. ( 111 The atomic enrrgy commission hoiea to spend SM.OOOOOO In new construction at Its Hanford iWanh.i plant. Uen aUir Cain iK-Wash said today. II quoted to a reporter a letter from David t. Llllrntlial. ARC chair man. outlining plans for Hanford If congrrsa appruvea requested appro priatloiu. About IH 000 0U0 would be spent during the remainder of this cal endar year on projects now undrr way and on contemplated new work. Llllcnlhal said. A reduction In construction force, which began about the middle of line, probably will continue until Uie last of tins yesr, he said. About 5000 construction workers were being used at Hanford In July. Ha added thai "If necessary fundi are available and Iki uiworeseen technical difficulties are encountered with respect to the contemplated program, the employment trend should be reversed during the last tew montiis of this calendar year." I rnr- High on Dm list f engineering achievements oa the new Bulrk Special la tha oesigei of the combined bumper and grill. Developed by Bulrk and offered aw th ftpeeial for the first time, this Innovation was aw coeapllshed by placing th vertlrl bumper grill bars forward of tlM alngl-plr bumper. Tw bowib-ahaped bumper guards, which also house th parking lamps, are aaoanted an th bumper. Health Research Funds Granted . WA8HINOTON. Aug. t iV- The national Institutes of health award ed 217 grants, totaling I3.0M.428. to dsy for continuation of medical and allied research projects at 94 In stitutions. The projects Include studies of deafness and speech defects, peptic ulcers, th common cold, and the re lation of the endoclrtn glands to aging. The grants include: Alaska: department of health. Seward sanatorium. Heward, Law rence H. Lowell. 17700. Oregon: Oregon 8 1st college, Corvallta, Vernon H. Cheldelin. 4420. Washington: Washington State college, Pullman, Charles H. Drake, 13077. Buick Special Adds New Car To Low Priced Field Rabbit Breeders To Meet Wednesday A meeting will be held Wednes dsy for -the rabbit breeders In th area. The purpose of the meeting will be for education and to form an association of rabbit breeders. William Belding has Instigated the meeting whlrh will be held at p. m. at the Standard Feed and Implement store. Naval Reserve Open To Women The naval reserve program has been expanded to allow women without previous military experi ence to enroll. Women high school graduatea between the agea of IS and 40 years, who have no minor dependents, are eligible and may contact the navy recruiting office, room 307 In Uie post of fir build ing. Reservist remain civilians, and nay receive navy training in their spar time. They also may Join th naval reserve units that meet weekly. Interested parties may call 1431 for full Information. It a Mighty and Alive! FOR ALL MASONS AND THEIR FAMILIES! MASONIC PICNIC COLLIER PARK SUNDAY AUG. 14 Time: 11:30 Bring Your Lunch Coffee, Milk. Sugar, Punch. Ice C'rrsas Will Be Famished. Sponsored by All Masonic Bodies EA't and FC and Familiet Invited! .'As -U .iff xtvij:k"p! 'J-v r . -v. n i.Wx y. - is-r vr kr ti i. . mmwfk mm Next Sunday is a big day for Jeanne Determann 1 Sunday evening, a little after 8:30 o'clock, th announcer on the Standard Hour will gay... "Now, a young anise we believe hat a great future in music will en tertain you Jeanne Determann, gnftrano from Los Angeles." And Jeanne, who works as a secretary, will sing for the first time with a great symphony orchestra,, . for an audience of nearly a million people. , We don't know what this chance will mean to Jeanne, hut similar Sunday evenings have been very important in the ca reers of many singers and musicians CUramae Turner, contralto, and Jerome I lines, basso, both with the Metropolitan Opera Company, Dorothy Warenskjold, soprano with the San Francisco Opera Association, Paulcna Carter, concert pianist, and others. For it la our policy on the oldest of all symphony network broadcasts to help talented young people whenever possible... so that, from time to time, the hour that's yours can also be theirs. '"Hit Sisadsnl l(our,"B: tOp.i,,Sundar.NnC Th widely heralded BuJck Special la making lis long-anticipated debut tomorrow with public showing of Uie new car In th showrooms 01 H. E. Ifauger, Buick dealer at 1330 Main street. Radically new styling and many engineering changes ara Incor porated In tha Buick Special, which has been out of production since last December. Lower and wider than lie predecessor, the car yet re tain the fundamental character istics of Buick design, and although It over-all length has been short ened by more than three Inches, iu wheel base has been Increased one half Inch over the previous model. The new aeries la available In then models: a ala-paasenger four door sedan, a six-passenger two door sedan, and a three-passenger business coupe. Dynaflow, Buick s torqu converter transmission, u optional equipment. An entirely new and distinctive styling achievement la the bumper and radiator grille design. Thj waa accomplished by placing the vertical bumper grille bora forward of th aingle-plec bumper. Two bomb-shaped bumper guards, whlcn also house the parking lamp, are mounted on the bumper. New also are sweeping fender and body contour which Individualize th Special from a styling stand point. The Buick ventlports are re located and are ovale rather than circle. They are mounted In the hood Instead of In the fenders as on th Bikk Super and Road master series. Visibility has been greatly Increased with 44 per cent mora windshield spec and a M per cent increase In the rear window. The Buick Fireball straight-eight valve-lnhead engln deliver 110 horsepower with th conventions! gear shift and 120 horsepower with Dynaflow. TIIAT8 ALL" OROVrTOWN, Oa., Aug, OP, "That s ell," aald Mayor J. N. Fields as he dlimlssed a session of muni cipal court last night. Then he dropped dead. A physician said (lie r5-year-old mayor was stricken with a heart aliment. II' Mighty . It Mighty . . . and Allvel and Alive! SnltM Manager wilt airerl Mies aSllllv sag Ststa hivMlsasst. It vsa aaslirr. ws will te wis Basils SIM sr atsalh wllh iuimio lasaUllsa frsa. ais. Ws trsla ra. Wffllt tia. uld-Nwt. Coastal Waters To Close To Fishing PORTLAND. Aug. t brl Oregon coastal waters from Tillamook head to th California border will be closed to commercial crab fish ing Aug. 26. The state fish commission said new rules to end tha season Aug. It were formulated too late to put Into effect this year. The commis sion said th extension to Aug. 25 would permit fishermen to brine In their gear. Heitafter, however, th season for that area will be from Nor. 16 of on year to Aug. IS of th next. PAT HEARING VANCOUVUER. BC. Aug. i Negotiations continued today on the demands of 22.000 coastal loggers for a 15-cent-an-hour wage Increase and th operators' counter proposal of a 13-cent-an-hour cut. Operators made their counter-offer yesterday before a conciliation board hearing of the International woodworkers of America (CIO) wage demands. It's Mighty and Alive! 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