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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1949)
PACf SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, AUC. 29, l4 Thursday Set For Altamont Registration Rr titration (or Altamont ele- tnenury school (or children from ; the (lrt to the third grades, will hold registration on Thursday. Sep- ! tember 1. Bum will run during the morning to bring rnrlMeritui childrrn to achooL The children will be returned home belore noon. Only thoae ehildrea who will i he oil yeara old by November 15 I of this year are eligible to enter the first trade this fall. Birth I rertifiratea will be required (or j ar proof. The boundaries (or the Clemen-: tary school district are the same , as those last year, and the busses : will run on the same schedule as last year w hen school begins Sep tember e. The schedule (or the busses Is as follows: The (irst morning run will leave school at 1:10 and will travel on Summers lane south to Sum mers school, across Anderson ave nue to Altamont drive then back to school, amrmg at :. The second run win begin st 1:1! and will travel to Hope street, then ' to Vt'iard and from there north to Shasta way. and Arthur street, ar riving at school at S:S6. The Alta mont elementary school bus is num ber 34. Children coming to school on the first dsy are asked to bring only a pencil since school officials wish to designate otner materials which will be used. TV- H r r mm 'A PEARL AMONG PEARLS Miss Roma Paige, above, was chosen Mis Victoria Pearl of. 1950.' The honor and the bath ing suit are hers, but not the Jewels. They were on exhibit st the American National ' Retail Jewelers Association show In New York. Milk Truckers Responsible 6ALEM. Aug. 29 (v Attorney General George Neuner ruled today that owners and operators of milk trucks should be held responsible under the new milk transportation regulations which become effective next Thursday. The new rules requires enclosing of milk trucks and protection of milk from dust and sunlight. Neuner ruled that the responsibil ity rests only with the truck owner or operator, rather than with the dairy or milk plant which receives the milk. j In another opinion, Neuner ruled that state police can servo munici pal court warrants upon non-rest-dents of the city In which the war rant at Issued. In tome respects, more Is known of the topography of th moon than Me th nrMn flmr and mora is known of the movements of certain tars than of ocean currents. More than 1000 mercury vapor lamps light the underground road ways of the Pennsylvania Turnpike through th Appalachian mountains. 'Snoopy' Out Of Her Silo Dungeon Cell OSCEOLA. Wis. Aug. 29 i Snoopy, the 650 pound Inquisitive heifer, was enjoying the sunlight today. She was freed Saturday night from the sunken silo dungeon where she had been a prisoner nearly 80 hours. A little Ingenuity on the part of her owner. Everett Lampman, lilted Snoopy to her freedom. I ampman rat three acres af eorw for silsge to damp Into the silo where Snoopy was a prisoner 12 (ret below the door. As the silsce was Mown In, Snoopy grad ually was elevstrd toward the door. Then a posh and abe was oat. A slenderizing diet of water kept Snoopy s figure sleek and thin enough to get back through the narrow opening. Princesses Crazy About 'Demokrassie' ' TOKYO. Aug. i.sv-The prtn ' cesses of Jspan are Just craay i about this new "demokrassie" that j arrived with the occupation, j Frees 'em to go window ahopplng, even ride a bicycle If they (eel like I It. A prinreaa riding a blcyele In t the old days would have rocked Im I prrtal court circles like a flrat-rlaaa earthquake. I Not now, though, under Japan's democratic constitution which holds that a prince is no better than the next man. Four princesses told how they like their new freedom in a round table reported today in the Septem ber issue of the Home Journal of Japan. They are princesses Asako Femhl mi. Naoae Kan In. Toahiko Kaya and Yoahikori (All are members of Japan's princely (amities although none is of the family of Emperor Uirohita.1 Here are some reasons they gave for doting on democracy: Thev got rid of a lot of boring ceremony. They can window shop, enter res taurants, nde streetcars, and even talk with the passengers. They can have a hot meaL As they put it: "Never were our meals hot because the kitchen was so far away th dishes cooled while the servants carried them down the long halls. Now we even bring pans j right to the table And oa top of all those boons. tbey point out that a princess now can marry (or love! Ail (our already are married.) State Solon Suggests CVA Referendum PORTT.AND. Aug. 29 i.P A spe cial legislative session to set up Columbia valley administration bal lot referendum was augitrsted to day by state Senator Richard L. Neiibereer. The democratic legislator made a public a letter he had sent to Gov ernor McKay on the subject. The CVA proposal Is now before congress and congressional hear ings are due later this year In the region. Sen. Nrubergee pelnfed to McKay's statement thst the people In the territory to be affected bv t'VA bad a right to riprew their approval or disapproval a t the polls. The Multnomah county legislator suggested the governor call a spe cial legislative session to put the CVA on the 19.S0 general election ballot. The session, limited to the CVA topic would be inexpensive. Neubergrr said. All Hands Rolled To Small Fire The city (Ire orpartment turned out en masse last night at about 45 to answer a call lo the Klam ath Billiards. Defective wiring had apparently started a blase In the marque that overhangs the aidewalk In front of the building, but firemen quelled the smoking (lames In a (rw mo ments. It Is customary (or Ut city (Ire men to break out In (ore with all types of equipment In case o( any alarms in the downtown area of the city. Nickel, used as an alloying met al, has been found to combine in some 6000 different ways with other metals. A bicycling crare In the IMO'i brought a demand for better roads. J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at 3M North lib tt fhoa MM McKay Asks Quiet Y-J Day SAl.EM. Aug. 29 v-Coventor Douglaa McKay asked Oregon res idents to observe VJ Day next Friday with "prayer, simple cere mony and appreciative memory " He said 4000 Oregoiitana lost their Uvea In World War II. About 140 000 residents of the state served In the armed forces. "On this VJ Day, 1949. let us be especially mindful of the price paid vs (nraaUl' y'.s sail threat In our lieedoni. Let us keep that ' thought In an accessible place not I only on VJ Day, but In th weeks. months and yraia lo conir, lo thei end that prudent guidance along j the diiiigFrously.twIstrtl road of the future will result," th governor: wrote. 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