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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ELEVEN State Plans New Building In Portland SALEM. Bpt. MV-The Ute board o( control lias approved preliminary nhiXrhra nf llm lo-story state olllra biillillnii whirl) will lx bulll In Portland. Tlia building contains nn.mo aquar (Ml, and mnat n( lla outer alia art Ussa. Morion H. Cain, arrhllarl, told th board ha hope th ii.ium.ano building can b built for II) a aquar tout. That U I SU a Miiari fool lau than last werk'a bids lor tha new hlaliwar olllr. bulMin in Balam, but Cain aald lha Portland bulldlni will be rheaiwr to build. On Htorr -- Tlia building ron.l.u of a one lory atruilur coverm; a whol block, pliu a nlne.nlory U-shaped bulklliif on Uip of that. Th bottom floor will Iioum tlia unrmploymrnt compeiuauon mminlulon. Thrr will ba itar to natk 10 cara on th blork. Cam aald it would be th first ix..r buildinii In Portland to contain olt-mrrel parking. FUNNY BUSINESS '. V'v-y vm I... , m Tj - , I WWIMSJ r "Don't take Supsrair it's down 15 point!' New Publisher In The Dalles THE DALLES. Hept. M in Oeorg Bkauawt, formerly with th Tacoma Tlmra. waa named publi.h r of Tha Dalle Chronicle yester day. II waa frneral manaier of th Taronta nrariper to year befor IU suspension few month ao. H succeed flooerl 8. Howard, president of th Western PubtlnltlnK company, Hrrlpiw league affili ate. Howard will drvol his atten tlon to varloua company acUvlllea. Doctor Reports Cold Cure NEW YOHK. 8epl 28 iJPy- A common-cold cur which worked K per cent of th lima. If you detected th cold within th tint hour, la re ported by Captain Juhn M. Brew ster, U. B. navy medical corps. The cur la not on druc. but al least flvr, all antlhUlamlnlca. Tliat U the drun you take for allerilc slierlugs. Capt. hrewster declared that 1 1 U possible to catch cold aarly nough. He aald that cold auffrreri know when one la beginning. Car Shortage Idles 1500 MEDKOHD. Bept 21 lPr-A bot car hnrtair la causing unemploy ment In th lumber Industry here. Pour mllle hav cut work to on lilft a day. Lumbermen aald about 1600 men are Idle. Pear grower and other farm shippers also reported trouble. Southern Pacific officials her aald the harvest season waa Min ing ahortagea of cara everywhere. Davidson Says No Candidate PORTLAND, Sept. VI lPtC. Gl rard Davidson, asked If he planned to run for the aenate, aald yester day "I think I have my hand! full aa assistant aerretary of the Interi or at till point." The subject cam up during a preaa conference. II waa asked If To Buy, Hell or Trade It pay to read th Want Adsl O SIXTH O STREET EXCHANGE ?. rriir. r(rr. rti ! Klifaiil FREE GIFT TO HEARING AID USERS fr mailmtira Warlrif t14 tffirl 1lT VOI MAM I Kile TbU 11 . Mil lb )( ! her hire, ml kwnrliiff !'. will rorciva r. on A lUlUr Jam- N T.fl AnnIiIM lit ft W Htmlh A. Tmttl4 4V. 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