PACE TWILVI
New Teachers Assigned To
Tentative School Posts
For Klamath Falls Area
A tentative list of assignments
for new teachers hu been okayed
by the school board for the city ele
mentary schools and Klamath
Union high achool.
The listing of the new teachera
with their last teaching poslUon
and college degree U as follows:
New teachers at Mills achool will
be Hclla K. Albert who last Uught
at Aberdeen, Wash, B. A. Central
Washington college: Oladys W.
Flannerr. Vancouver. Wash, A. B.
Pasadena college; and Margaret
Spry, Nampa, Ida, Northwest Na.
arene.
At Falrview will be Marguerite
Parker. Kerby. B. A. Washburn
university: Thelma Pinkerton. Eu
gene. University of Oregon: Elixa
Pet Parade
To Be Held
Next Friday
Klamath kids win get a chance
to demonstrate their originality.
Initiative, and Ingenuity next Friday
morning when they participate In
the "unlimited pet show" sponsored
by Klamath retail merchants.
Pets from canaries to elephants
can be entered.
Each and every participant of the
affair, which will start at the court
house at 11 a. m. will receive a
"lucky horseshoe' key chain, which
In turn will permit the bearer to
obtain a ticket the next day for the
JHI-Ho Fun show at the Pelican
theater.
Peta wfll be Judged according to:
1. Best dressed pet.
1. Smallest pet.
1. Largest pet.
4. Most unusual pet
ft. Most comical pet.
The prizes will be offered by local
merchants.
The parade Is slated to begin at
the courthouse Friday morning, and
will move down Main street, ter
minating at the TMCA grounds at
, and Pine streets.
All participants In the parade win
be asked to be at the starting point
at 10:30 so that the affair can get
off at 11 o'clock.
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Lights,
Bike Rider
Hit By Car
Because be didnt have a light on
his bicycle, nine-year-old Robert
Sari Is In Klamath Valley hospital
today suffering from a fractured leg
when the operator of a car eouldnt
ee him last night as he rode down
Homedale road.
The driver. Hugh Hemingway
Fenwlck. about 40. of 340 Home
dale, was traveling at what the state
police said was In the vicinity of
legal speeds between as and 30
miles per hour when he came upon
the young boy In the dark.
The youngster, according to po
lice reports, was riding on the shoul
der on the wrong side of the road
when he was struck by the car.
The boy Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
K. C. Sari of 2439 Homedale road.
There were no charges filed In the
case, but warnings were Issued,
Truman Inks
Indian School
Money Bill
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 W)
Klamath county gets a government
loan of $150,000 to Improve four
schools under a bill signed today by
President Truma-L
The Improvements win be made
t the Chiloquin and Bprague River
schools on the Klamath Indian res
ervation and at Bonanza and Bly,
Just outside the reservation. A
fourth of the student In the schools
axe Indians.
Heating, lighting and sewer sys
tems will be Improved at all four
schools. Shop work will be started
at Bonanza and Bly to try to keep
Indian student In high school.
Chiloquin will get a gymnasium and
Bprague River a ealetertaL
The federal government will put
up about half the cost of the im
provements and get 1150,000 back
at 1 Der cent Interest n n
This will be done by withholding
annual leaerat payment for educe
iion oi inaians in the county.
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MWC Y0UKS "tA CK H OMll
beth Rooper. Pendleton, B. A.
Oregon College of Education: and
William Hamilton, B. A. Eastern
Oregon college.
Conger will have two new teach
ers, Anna Hansen, Salem. B. 8. Ore
gon College of Education, and Edna
Young, Klamath Falls, Maryville,
S. C.
Fremont and Roosevelt will each
have one new teacher. Mary Lou
Monroe. B. A .Washington State,
will teach at Roosevelt, and Harriett
Mueller, Spokane, B. M. Northwest
ern, will be added to the staff at
Fremont. Supervisor of elementary
libraries will be Helen Tyler, Baton
Rouge, La, A. B. Hunter, N. Y.
Alma Davis, Grants Pass. B. S.
Oregon State, and Ruth Shipler,
Baker, B. S. University of Oregon,
win teach girls' physical education
at Klamath Union high school.
Carl Harry Ousts! son. B. S. Oregon
State, will help direct the boys' phy
sical education classes.
Other new teachers on the KVHS
roster will be Margaret Hahn. Wyo
ming. B. S. Iowa State. In the home
economics department and LaVonne
Huisenga, East Jordan. B. S. State
University of Iowa In the commer
cial department. In the English de
partment will be J. K Hristendahl.
B. A. Aug us tana, S. D., and Joe
Duane Keuter, B. A. University of
Oregon.
Added to the social science de
partment win be Peter J. OToole,
Bums. B. 8. University of Oregon,
and In the music department will
be George Brewer, Springport,
Mich, M. M. Northwestern, and
LaMar Jensen, Moscow, Idaho, B. S.
University of Idaho.
Hospital Bill
In Committee
The veterans hospital bill recent
ly Introduced in the house of repre
sentatives by Rep. Rankin of Mis
sissippi, la now pending in the
house veterans affairs committee,
according to word received here
from Congressman Lowell Stockman
of Oregon.
The word came In answer to a
query by Chamber of Commerce
Manager Charlie Stark asking what
had become of the bill.
According to Stockman. It Is dif
ficult to determine the fate of the
bill as long aa It waits In the veter
ans committee.
RAIN DAMAGE
VIENNA. Austria. Ausr. 30
Heavy rainfall in Austria In the last
10 days haa caused damage esti- September 16. two. ana Juiy ,
mated at (O.ooo.ooo schillings 1M7. unless he was discharged
isa.000.000). official sources said to-1 sooner for service incurred dis
day. Some lowland crops were flood-1 abilities.
ed. Snow fell heavily In the Alpine The e'fect of title n. approved In
district. (August, 1M, is to assure monthly1
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OLD SURVEY PARTY This I910 picture shows a survey party working on the Southern
Pacific roilroad extension in the vicinity of Chiloquin. The S. P. had reached Klamath Falls
from the south the previous year, and was preparing for northward construction. The pic
ture belongs to Ed Cross, 53 1 Prescotf street, who wos driving the teom and con be seen
on the driver's seat. The instrument man in the foreground
party are Shorty Parker, Frank Sargent and a man named Gill. The S. P., incidentally,
extended its line north of Chiloquin to Kirk, but it wasn't until the middle 'twenties that
finished the link to Eugene that made the "Natron cutoff" the main line and put Klamath
Falls really on the railroad mop.
Dependents Of Vets Who
Died Within 3 Years Of
Discharge Get Benefits
Widows, children and dependent
parents of World War II veterans
who died within three years after
honorable discharge were remind
ed this week by the Oregon De
partment of Veterans' Affairs that
they may be eligible for social se
curity benefits earned as the result
of trie man's time in active service.
Title n of the social security act
provides that such veterans are
deemed to have died fully insured,
to have received monthly wages of
not less than 1160, and to have been
paid not less than $300 in wage
in each year in which they had 30
days or more of active service after
September 16. 140, under the act.
The veteran must have had M
days of continuous service, a part
of which must have been between
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income payments to a widow with
minor children, or to the dependent
parents, or a lump sum payment
to the unremarried widow without
minor children, surviving a World
War II veteran discharged without
dishonor who died within three
years after his discharge.
Payments are not made, nowever.
where survivors are receiving death
compensation from the Veterans
Administration because of service
connected death
Oregon officials of the social se
curity administration aaid that
while the bulk of payments under
the act have been completed, due to
the fact that most World War II
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is Ed Brock, and others of the
servicemen were discharged more
than three years ago. there are still
some deaths occuring among service
men discharged later. Also, they
said It Is possible some survivors
have not filed because they were
unaware of these benefits. Such
applications are atlU valid. UKy
said, although payments will be
made retroactive only three months
from time of application.
Applicants were advised to con
tact their nearest social security of
fice, county veterans' service of
ficers, or the Portland or Salem of
fices of the Department of Vet
erans' Affairs.
FLOOD TOLL
PRAOUE. Csechosiovakla, Aug.
JO iW The death toll in Slovak
rainstorms and floods thta week has
risen to at least 23, Czech press
reports said today. A preliminary
toll of 19. announced Wednesday,
a as increased by delayed reports
from remote villages.
SERVICE & GARAGE
STEAM CLEANING
COMPLETE PAINTINQ
As Low As
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US Generals
Invited To
State Fair
SALEM. Aug. 30 14-v-Eltiht gen
erals and admirals ut the live
blanches of the armed services. In
cluding den. Murk W. Clark, have
been Invited by Clov. Douglns Mc
Kay to be his guests at the Oregon
Stale fair on Governor's Day, Hcp
trmbrr I. It was announced at the
governor's oflirea here Friday.
The Invitations have gone to Gen
eral Clnrk: Msl. Urn Claude A.
larklu. t'HMC. Ret . and Vice Adm.
Thomas L. Clutch. USN, Ket.. both
of Portland; MsJ. Oen. K. E. Hock
ey. USMO, Ban Francisco, com
manding general, detriment of the
Pacific: Hng. Don. Robert A. Mr
Clure, USA. Vancouver barracks.
CMiimaiuirr of the North Pacllic
district: Rear Adm. 11. II Clood.
USN. Seattle, commandant IJtlt
naval district; Rear Adm. Raymond
T. McElllgot. USCO. Seattle, com
mandant 1351 h coast guard dis
trict, and Ma). Oen. John K. Upston,
USA. Hamilton field. Calif., com
manding general fourth air force.
Presidio spokesmen for Oenerul
Clark have Indicated that the sixth
army commander, hluliext ranking
active officer on the Pacific coast,
plans to attend.
Art Workshop
On Field Trip
The Klamath Art Workshop at
Oregon Technical Institute haa been
?ut on field trips for the greatest
art of the month long summer
school. This Saturday the group Is
going bv bus to the Lava Beds na
tional monument for the day. A
ranger will accompany them and
point out the landmarks.
Other field trips have been made
to Keno, Olene. the Cleary canal
bridge. Cove Point, the Riverside
school lawn and the mill at Pelican.
The purpose of these field triis Is
to give the art students a varied
gioup of landscapes to paint, ror
the end of the session a trip to
either Mt. Shasta or Ashland has
been scheduled.
It Isn't all work for the students,
for social events have also been
planned. I-ast Wednesday an In
formal dance was given by the
Klamath Art association at the
Pine Grove studio for the students
and faculty.
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KBRBA Plans
Award For
Rabbit Section
The newly-formed Klamath Basin
Rabbit Bleeders association has
announced plana to award prises In
the 4-H'ers' rabbit section of the
forthcoming Rotary Club Junior
Livestock show scheduled for Au
gust 38. and 30.
The award will ronslst of a pair
of Junior New Zealand white rab
bits, complete with nedlgreea and
subject to registration, and also a
year's membership for the young
winner In the K1II1BA.
The prise la slated to go to the
owner of the best Judged New
Zealand white senior doe shown at
the fair.
Members of the KHItllA are In
vito) to meeting of the group at
the CIO hall. 236 South Slsth street.
i on Wrtlnexlay, August 14. The
meeting will be open, with anyone
interested welcome to attend.
The main Issue at the meeting will
be the adoption of a constitution
and by-lawa, and E. W. Brooks,
president of the association, urgea
all members and Interested persons
to be present If at all possible.
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INUKPRNDKNCK, Mo, Aug. M
Mis. Hairy S. Truman and Miss
Margaret Truman, alls and daiigh
ler of the president, returned to
their Independence home from
Washington last night.
Miss Truman will return la New
York In about 10 days to resume
music studies, she will begin on
cert tour In Hie lull Her mother
has Indicated she lll spend the
triiialndrr j! the atiiiiinrr here.
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