WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21,1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE SIXTEEN
Elks Lodge
Honors
Bert Hall
Honoring the tlrt exalted ruler of
Klamath Pall Elk lodge, and at
prcMnt a ItittUt ol U on anuatlon
and cclcbrmu.-K hu 7ih blrthd'
f roup ol new nwmnn will be
Initiated Into th Elks Thunday
nutnt. The mem ben will be known
a tlx "Bert Hall" class.
Hall hu been actively interested
In attain of the local loose since
IU institution In 1911. at which time
he transferred hU affiliations from
Boulder, Colo, to Klamath rails.
Exalted Ruler Vera Moor an-1
nounced today that an oyster atew
lunch will be served all member!
following the meeunc. The Thun
der nil hi ineeunf marks the be
(innlnc of tall acUviUes of the Elks
lodge with a lull winter program
Yocus Zoning
Meet Called
The proposed loninf law will be
discussed by resident of Wocus
Community club at a meeting called
at the Oun club Thursday evening
Representative of the district at
torney office and County Surveyor
Prank Z. Howard, will be present
All freeholders of the district are
In tiled.
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BERT HALL
Rev. Bolster Has
Medford Church
Friend of the Rev. George R. V.
UKk" Bolster of Bend, pastor for
many year of Trinity Episcopal
church, will be Interested to learn
he has accepted the post as rector
of St. Mark s Episcopal church In
Medford. He rave hi first sermon
there on Sunday.
tut Bolster was to Join her hus
band In the valley this week.
BRIDGES VP determine this week whether they
ASTORIA. Sept. 11 iP A note ! will Join Harry Bridge' Long
by CIO fishermen and cannery j shoremen and Warehousemen'!
workers of the Columbia river will : union.
Ethiopians Worry
About Earth Holes
ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia "i
Since the world Is flat the Sinclair
Petroleum company had better take
rare that lis drills dont burst
through the other aide and let all
the oil leak out. And anyway, how
can oil hare been formed million
of year ato when the present year
St only lMr
Those are typical remark of back
m mtr VThlnniana to Rn J.
Bender, who ha the unique Job of
explaining to a backward people
-why the world need oil and why
ft I to the advantage of Ethiopia
-mxiA Ethiopian that oil reserves here
be exploited. Bender. Sinclair Petro
leum company representative In
Ethiopia, recently finished an ex
tensive tour of the remote prov
inces. He lectured, showed a film
on the evolution of the oil Industry,
and conducted round table confer-
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RE IMTS
Rev. John F. Dobbs
Died Yesterday
SEVERENCE. N. Y, Sept. 31 W j
The Rev. John Prands Boobs,
president emeritus of Pacific Cnl-
verslty at Forest Orov. Ore, died
yesterday at hi summer borne here, j
He was 7.
He had aerved a pastor of the
Dutch Reformed church at Syra-
ruse, M e nnt Haven Reformed
church m the Bronx and the Pint I
Congregational church at Maiden, i
Meaa, before becoming president of
the university. He retired In 1944.
He was a native of Pine Brook,
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Polio Kills Doctor;
Son III, Too
LOS ANOELTS. Sept. 31 UP XX.
William Ernest Hinds. 44. succumbed
to polio yesterday while hi eight-year-old
son lay stricken with the
disease In the same hospital. The
boy was reported Improving.
Before coming here two yean ago
he had practiced for 12 year In
Hillsboro, Ore. He wa a past presi
dent of the Oregon Bute Osteo
pathic society and a founder of
the Portland Osteopathic hospital.
Hi Widow and three sons survive.
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