Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 26, 1949, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, AUCUST 26, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE THREI University Plant Gets "New Look" PMVrRBITY OF onr.ooN, Bu tane. Aug. J mperlall 'Hill (all, I nr the firm tlma since the war, University of Orfiinn student will have room to brrnilit. A new look hu been added to tin campus, new-building lnk that will add to attrartlvenrsa and alleviate crowded cnnditlnna tliat have prevailed alma war daya. Nrarlng final phases of construc tion ara Carson hall tthe new wont en'a dormitory), and the modern University thrulrr. Hrcrully com pleted were the new wing on the school of muir, and Interior re modeling of Vlllard, aernnd oldest ranipua bnlldlni. The 4'Jt-sest the ater U) be an addition to Vlllard. Hchediilrd for completion before the acadrmlc year la ont are the Htu dtnt Union building and a major addition to the library. Carson hall, a tl.MU.000 fireproof concrete and brick biitldlm, will houne a:3 co-eds. In addition to aultea for arnall-group living, and a sparloua dining hall, the dormi tory will have amall beau parlors, reception rooms, and music rooma. A aundri-k la planned on the roof. The theater will feature the fineit In aeatllig. alage, lighting, accoiullc and eronal comfort facillUea. Hu major productioni will be presented yearly. Remodeling Vlllard hall haa al lowed the radio, iee-h and drama divisions to be consolidated under one roof. Although the exterior of the building remain! the aame, the Interior waa changed from a two to a three-story atructure by lower ing of relllnga and making use of the attic apace. In addition to the three flfKira la a new basement, which houses drrnaing and aewtng rooms, and nccewtary farilltlea for beUw-te level- of a theater. When the Etb Memorial Union U completed, a center for atudent ae tlvltlea will be provided on the rampua for the firt time. Offlcea of the Associated fttlldrnta of the Uni versity, and aturirnt affalra will be located there. The Urge new ball room can double aa an auditorium or banquet room. A poatoffict, bar ber ahop, aorta bar, aa well aa rec reational rooma and an art lounge ill be housed In the bui'dlng. A new service arrangement will be possible with the additional space) provided by enlarging the li brary. Instead of having an at tendant get books for students from the stacks, the atudenta will be a. tewed to brows among the stacks. Under the new aystem. the library will be divided Into a number of reader aenrlre departments, each started by librarians trained In epeclal gubject fields. The enlarged three-floor area has been designed to permit unlimited hnrtaontal expansion and to allow maximum flexibility in Interior ar rangement. Storage of half mil lion awoke will be possible, and al most 1600 atudenta may be aeated etmuMajwousty when the library 1 the new addition next aprlng. VFY Elects Younger Men MIAMI, Kla, Aug. M AV-The Veterans of foreign Wara prepared to wind up their golden Jubilee con vention today alter electing younger men to controlling posi tions. World War II veterans won five f "even national offices. ride A. Lewie, PlatUbnrgh. N. V, waa unanimously elected commander In chief, succeeding l.vall T. licit, Madison, Mia. Other offlrrra elected Included: ( harlra '. Ralls, Seattle, aenlor rice commander In chief. A roll mil rote was necessary to pick a ISM convention city. Chi cago won out over Atlantic Cltr by a vote of 4771 to 37MI after New York and Honolulu withdrew. walk a wiiur. ASTORIA. Aug. 3t P Resident of an area Just beyond a canyon east of here will be wnlklng tor the next six weeks. A bridge over the ham Is being lorn down to make way for a new one. The 3. fami lies who live In the area will erosa the canyon afoot meanwhile. Bellicose Black Bull Boards, Batters Bus! KMIXVIIl.t'.. Trnn.. Aug. l fl'r A wayward black bull board ed bua marked "Oak Kldge" here last night and began mak ing Ilka an atom bomb. 'the bua, fortunately, waa parked In a alorage lot and no one waa aboard. The fugitive from a parking house klrkrd aut the windshield, tore up aeveral aeata, and then lay down In the wide aeal at the rear. The animal waa routed from the vehicle by a parking firms employes who came to claim him, but escaped and kept the neigh borhood In an uproar for three huura. The bull finally waa towed away with a big rope looped around hla nerk. Plenty Of Spinach In Defense Pantry WABIIINOTON. Aug. 3(1 lAI-The armed forcea ara In the market for 8.11.3.000 pounds of canned pins. apple. Also M.7IM.0O0, pounds of to mato catsup, 120.000 pounds of tuna fish, and varying amounla of other canned goods. Hut no spinerh. The quartermaster corps said the three armed forcea have all of that they need. ONK-W AY ri.AX PORTLAND. Aug. 2 oV-Traffic, englneera were painting hug arrows on downtown avenues today as they prepared to switch the busl nesa district Into a one-way grid by November 35. Fire District Discussed By Bonanza Group The organization of a flra district waa the main subject for discussion at the Bonanza, farm bureau center meeting Wednesday evening at the school. A commit lee. with LaVern Haskln aa chairman, presented a atudy of property values and taxes necessary to support such a district. It waa decided not to organize at this tlma but to obtain mora Informa tion on the aubject. Resolutions from other centers re lating to Irrigation matters were discussed and acted upon. l.loyd Hanklna waa reelected prea Ident tor the coming year. New officers serving with Hanklna will be Floyd Rodgers, vice president; Mrs. Harlln Prough, aecrrtary-treea-urer: Neal Jones, voting delegate: William Drew, alternative voting delegate. High School Honors Rauschnig Sees Another War Coming roREflT OROVE. Ore, Aug. it ' 1 he world again la on the way to war, Hermann Kausrhnlng who ; once warned of war with Germany predicted yesterday. Kausrhnlng. a ene-ttine Danalg official who broke with the naita and fled In 111ft, emerged from two yrara of seclusion to tell an Inter viewer af hla feare. He once waa aenste president of Danzig and an associate of Hitler. After fleeing, ha wrote ant l-nazi books. He came to Oregon first In 1H2. announcing ha would become a farmer. Then ha dropped from public view. Kausrhnlng aald h a considered the t'nlted Nations an even weaker effort toward peace than the now defunct League of Nallona. He and hla family live on a amall farm near Oealon. MARIAN MARTIN These rlassmatra take top honors, Teenerl Smart Jumper haa new notebook pockets and button trim shoulders with sleek, flared lines. The blouse goes with skirts tool Pattern 305 In Teenage tiara 10. 13. 14. 1 Hire 13 Jumper takes 4S yards of 35-Inch nap: blouse, ft yards. This ease to use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart ahowa you every atep. Send TVYKNTV rlVIS centa In mint for thlt pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and Newt Pattern De partment, P. O. Box 0740. Chicago ao. III. Print plainly VOI'B NAME. ADIIKF.SK, ZONE, SIZE, STYLE NI MRKR. Just out our Marian Martin Pall and Winter Pattern Book! Smart, new rlothea to aew at home. Olft Irieaa by the score. Send fifteen cent for this book a Free Pattern Is printed In the book a new wesklt lo wear with your skirts and dresses I Registration Closes Soon In Siskiyou YREKA. Aug 34 Siskiyou County Clerk Waldo J. Smith today remind ed northern Siskiyou voters that registration rolls for the special state election November f close Septem ber 15. Smith aald voters seed la ri li ter If they failed lo vole at both the prlmarv and general elections last year. If they voted at either, the regtatrellon remains valid. Current registration Uses thow 13J97 persona eligible to vote. Smith atated city clerks. Justices of the peace and other officials will handle new registrations at usual. Surgery May Cure Rare Malady PORTLAND, Aug. 3 ije A young North Bend, men who haa been bleeding Internally for II yrara was here today for aurgery. If aucceufuJ, the operation could free Jamea Brandt, 22. of repeated blood transfusions. Ha haa had mora than M In the last 10 yeara to replace lost blood. Hla condition S'ems from an en larged spleen. The surgeon aald the 'splenectomy wuld be per formed after arrival of 12 plnta of blood from North Bend donors. Tibbs, Rambo Vie For Lead At Pendleton PENDLETON, Aug. 3 (A-O) Casey Tlbba, currently the nation's third-ranking cowboy, g a 1 1 his chance today and tomorow to close In on Gene Rambo at (he Pendleton round-up. Rambo, twice the nation's top ro deo performer and the current pace-setter, fell from contention In the round-up yesterday, adding to earlier failures by missing his throw In the calf-roping contest. Tlbba, who baa 43 points te Ram bo's S144, meanwhile turned la an outetandlng ride en "Rough Go ing" ta add to hla polnte. Rambo, from Shandon, Calif, had been seeking hla second title at the round-up. Tlbba U after hu first. Crowds, again large yesterday, swelled today aa the annual West ward Ho parade, featuring 5000 In diana and whites lit early day garb, wax staged In the morning. 'Very Well Indeed Is Churchill NICE, Prance. Aug. 36 oP A spokesman for Winston Churchill said today he la recovering "very well Indeed' from a cold. The 74-year-old wartime prime minuter suffered a chill two daya ago after swimming In the Medi terranean. His private physician. Lord Moran, flew here from Lon don to attend him. Sunday Brew OK In Portland PORTLAND. Aug. 3 IIP The devout ran t legally keep beer drinkers from their brew on Sun day. Thafa what City Attorney Alex ander O. Brown ruled yesterday af ter a group of 300 petitioned for Sunday prohibition In the city. 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