MONDAY, OCT. 3, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACI IIVIN
HIGH
SCHOOL
News and
Comments
Flo Ann
Perking
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Interest High in Salem
Elementary Principals' Meet
"Durh frsnrli dran of boys. Ii
looking everywhere for Jul out old
cr. but 111 car must be very old
so that he rill Julu the lllauirlral
Automobile Club of Urcgon. The
car mut ba a IV14 mixlel or eerll
ar. Tha 60 members ol Ilia club ob.
tain old cara, restore them esartly
as they were and every ao often
art together to take a trip. Mr.
trench thlnka II la a great Idee
but there U on diaba(k no old
cai.
Tin KU1IH Traffic 8yu.il. tlir stu
dent disciplinary oiganluitlon, U
composed Una year of 119 lunlors
and aenlora eclocled from eppllca
tluna of boya intcriwtcd In being in
' tha group.
Members Include Bill Arnold,
rrallk Hell. B"b lluudoll. Ill 11
Hramlslleaa, Dale t'arr, Kd Pavla,
yrlth Imah(io. John Elliot. Vrui
A Ire I, LluyJ llartlry, Max llrikrn,
omnia Lowell. Hoy I.uniliirrn, Jim
Mannlni. U"b Mcrnrrann, Jim
Miwby, Nell Olwn, John Owings,
Ulk PeUoldl. Don quirk. Lrrov
loldalil. Bob Kcoll, Don Taylor. Mill
1'oula Him Wllkrruu, 1)1. k Winter.
John Wltie. Bob Yarnell and Ed
Zaroalnskl.
Results of flugar 'n Bnlce club
alrrtlnni held taut war named Ola
ta Vinton president. Janice Taylor
vice president, Barbara Arnold sec
retary and Janlca Owens treasurer.
Naw adviser to tha roup ta Mla
Margaret Ilahn.
Ill a ahort week thlt week for
KUH8 aludenta. but not for tha
teachera. Thtirtday and Friday are
tha daya of tha annual teacher's In
atlluta when teachers but not pu
pil! report to erhool. However thu
Krlilay night the KUIW Pelicans
will play Bprlmfleld on Modoc field.
Coming up for a role of tha un
dent body soon will be the proposed
amendment to tha KUII8 romillu- i
lion In retard to school support of i
tha Rally Squad. Mmt of tha oppoal- :
Hon to tha proposition aeema to be
from atudenu who think tha aouad I
Cunnlderabla Inlerent la ahown
hcra In tha Klemeulury I'rlnclpala
association which will meet In 8a
Irm (x lober 17 and 11 along with
Ilia big Oregon Aaaoclatlon of 8 hool
Adinlnlsirauira,
Elton fullback of Klamath Palis
la president of Uia principals group
and will preside at tha first aeaalon
In the Halein Methodist church al a
I noon luncheon.
AUo planning to attend tha two
day Bulrm meet will ba Harvey
lrnliam of Merrill, state secretary.
Dr. Illllln To Hpeak
At the afteriKion session on Octo
ber 17. tha speaker will ba Dr. Har
ry L. Ulllln. president of Mnllrld
Car, Train
Hit; 2 Killed
MOUNT VERNON. Wash, Oct. a
lHTno prominent Bkaglt county
men wera killed Instantly yesterday
evening and their wlvea critically
Uilured when their car collided with
a Beatlle City Light company train
a mile went of Marbleinount.
Tha dead ara Kred H. Hnyder,
Anacorlra druggist, and Wendrll R.
Whitney, pioneer I-a Conner busl-
nea man. Mm. Whitney ana Mrs.
Hnyder ara both In the Bedro-Wool-ley
Memorial hospital.
Striking tha left aide of tha 1046
sedan driven by Hnvder. tha ga.so-llne-powcred
train carried the car
nearly 80 feet beyond tha grad
crossing.
college at McMlnnvllle, and wall
known in (lamalh Falls where he
haa been a frequent visitor on edu
cational matters.
Other apeakera of Interest at tha
sessions will be Dr. Rodney Langs
ton, University of Oregon; Dr.
Franklin Zeran, Oiegon Hlale col
lege; Dr. Haul Eiserer, University
of Oregon; Dr. Denma Baron, OCK,
Monmouth; Dr. Paul Jacobson, Uni
versity of Oregon and Dr. Ray
Hawk, BOC, Ashland.
Darrell Potter, principal of House
veil school, Klamath Kalis, will
preside al one meeting representing
bouthern Oregon.
An Invitation has gone out to all
principals in the state to attend.
cousin waa thrown clear of tha ma
chine. The father, Tony Paaio, a
Bauvics Island truck farm operator, i
wllneasad the mishap and with paaa
araby dug tha boy from under the
tractor. I
Redmond Woman
Hurt in Wreck
Mia. Albert Campbell. Ml Uth
atreet, Redmond, was taken to a
Uend hospital yesterday afternoon
for Injuries received when her car
rolled over on the highway at Dia
mond lake.
According to Kaler's ambulance
attendanta who answered the call
shortly alter 1 o'clock. It la be
lieved Mra. Campbell received a
broken shoulder In Uie accident.
The Injured woman la an employe
of tha Bend-Portland truck lines In
llend.
She waa alone In the car when
the accident occured.
State Prison
Escapee Held
CANYON CITY. Ore. Oct. I (If,
Convict Leo Gilbert Williams, who
escaiied the slate prison (September
ft . II h -n nl,ii mm . I H
in the Orant county Jail here today. I '10n,r, "'i,"" dlllrlctl "" w
from 2374 treea to 3219 laat year.
rur.FNB MAN DIE!
PORTLAND, Oct. 3 IA- Archlt
llawley, M, Eugene lumberman,
died In tha Veterans hospital yes
terday aoon after ha waa admitted
for treatment.
Although, la tha was tern world, bait, auny people final
octopuses are used mostly for fish 1 tali rig.
II TRKKM LOST
WABHINOTON W, The District
of Columbia haa lost M In tree
population. A report to the com mis-
He waa captured In this area Sat
urday night after an alert logging
camp superintendent noticed a I
truck was In the wrong place. I New Hearing Device
rniory Moore, superintendent of Hat H0 Receiver
the Heppner Logging company, i r
spotted a company truck normally i .,. "M"n in asr
used only on logging camp property Chicago. Ill -Deafened peoples are
-at U.e town of Monument I hailing a new device that give.
He called aula police, saying the ,hIn cU" h"rt" 'tht nak
truc k mu.t have been alolen. Police I u"m receiver button In
arrested Williams. tha ear. They now enjoy aongs,
Wllllama broke out of the Jail nona. friendly companionship
throuh . drv fliim. with unni. nd business auccesa with no aelf-
Jl,i Parkin., who i. .mi f,.. .n.i conacloua feeling that people
young Earl Rallsback, who aa cap
that people are
: looking at any button hanging on
itlielr ear. With the new invisible
Phantomold you may free yourself
not only from deafness, but from
I even the appearance of deaf ness.
I The makera of Beltona, Dept. 40.
MM W. lth Bt.. Chicago S. III..
PORTLAND, Oct. 1 (A'iA teen-, are so proud of their achievement
age boy drowned In a few feet of t they will gladly aend you their free
aster in a slough yesterday when brochure ln plain wrapper and
pinned underneath an overturned explain how you can test this
tractor. j amailng Invisible device In the
Police said Angelo Fazio was op-1 privacy of your own home without
crating the tractor near his North- risking a penny. Write Beltone
east Portland home. A younger today. Adv.
lured shortly after Uie break.
Tractor-Held Boy
Drowns in Slough
will be given any amount of money
they done to spend In any way
they wish. Student Body President
Wayne Carothers haa emphasited
that the squad must make out a
budget at tha beginning of each
year stating which games they will
attend and how much will be need
ed for Ihrhe games. For instance
thla year, Ihe Rally Squad chose to
go to Balem for the football game
there, but stay home from tha up
coming Redding game In order to
save on school eiprnses. 1
Kt'HTHKK I. IKK rHKON
KUALA LUMPUR. Malaya oP
Favorite suicide method In tha Fed
eration of Malaya last year waa
poison. "Cutting or piercing Instru
ments" rated second. Hanging waa
a poor third.
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For a few pennies per word you
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a Want Adl Phone 8111.
Mrs. E. L Gray
PIANO LESSONS
TIME NOW AVAILABLE
WATCH rWA1CH
FREE INSPECTION
We will carefully aback, rega
late and aoUsh year watch.
AbeoUtely NO CHAEGE.
StH GREEN STAMPS
Given an All Repairs
Reinharts
JEWEL i GIFT SHOP
Hi Main
Tod tiff's bun
in Handed Whiskey!
Pebbleford,
pebble!
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Kentucky Straight
Ilourlioii Whiskey
Bottled in Bond
lOO proof
S55 350
enjoyed Im llmm
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Noted Throat Specialists Report
on 30-Day Test of Camel Smokers...
OF THROAT IRRITATION
LL!
'I
Yet, these were the finding
of noted throat specialists j
otter a total of 1470 weakly - i
vxomlnoliona af tha throats . . ,
at hundreds of men and women
who smoked Camels, and
only Camels, for 30 con-
aecutive days.
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