Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1949)
TUESDAY, OCT. II, 1949 HtRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH fALLS. OkEGON PACE FIVE Space Outside, But Not Enough Of It Inside Hy BILL JrNKIN TALK about the wide oen ipu'N. Boy, wt'vt int m down here at IhU (lid of town. Last werk ynu roulrin't see the street In any ill-tn-tinn aflrr 7:30 In the morning. It was parked mild. Thru rame Hit parking nieteni. Now the lung length of Knplanaile atanda bare nd tmpty Ilka a deserted market building. But It til probably a IcmkI tiling. Now those nt ua who uia our rara every couple o( h(iur or to are tirllliiK Irliiuned down and In better aliane. The brisk hike from the office to where you park your rar In a no-meter area la good for you. ERNIE IIKDl.UND. Hie engraver K her at the II and N. wat sadly telling ua about hla Hat lira thla morning. Beema he picked up a tark with the usual following re aull. Bo ha got out hla bumper Jerk and hiked hla rar up to get Uie wheel off. Ill the prnvesa of getting out hla Innli the Jark collapsed, Uie ar fell and the raised luriiroacg aahed down on the bark of Ernie a rad. A far cry Indeed from what you would exited In till day 01 erlentlflo mlraclea. Manufacturer! of cara have moved the auto out of the horseless carriage daya Into an era where the thing will do al most everything except think for you. No longer do you have to prim It. choka It. or even ahlft It In many Instances. Everything compenaatea automatically. And In Uie trunk of thla chromium plated hay repoaea a Jack which doein't differ a little) from tha Jointed Iron contraption pappy uaed 20 yeara ago when hla brass mounted model developed lop. aided Urea. ' Three things go together as naturally aa tha aun rlsee. They ar clean aulta. muddy mada and flat Urea. It would aeem that there muat be eom way to lift a car off the ground without having to get down and crawl under It to et)uu an axle Jark or rik your life and limb by trying to raw the chaaala off the aprlnga with bumper Jark. ram and fortuna await the man with a better auto Jack. People will not only beat a path to hla door, they'll Jolly well wear an eight-lane highway up to hla doorttep and park In line. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner i i i i 10 -11 oo me ev sts ertvxn mc t a m v a mt. are. HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments y Flo Ann Perkins wm with amalt llghu attached to their1 capa while all tha other Modoc field ' 1,-1..- ... -ft Thm tM Clann.. will I hava a una II part In the drill and; Cjf VV if If C they, too, will probably um llghu. WFIflf Til Klamath part of the half-time how la nereasartly ahort, alnce Medford la tending over IU band and pep club to take part In t h e ahow, alto. Resignation Of Willis Accepted The resignation of Joa-ph L. WU- lit from the civil aenrloa board was Typing In Urn to music U th!xfPtd h elt eouncU lilt latest word from the first year typ. lug classea who type out their ex arclaea In rhyUim with specially re corded music. The music 1 planned for tpeedt all the way from 12 worda a minute up to 36 worda a minute. The plan waa uaed allghtly but year and la bring uaed again ttnre It proved effective In producing bet ter rhythm to the atudenu' typing. Ronnie Blerland waa the aenlora' choice lor their class president, It waa learned today after tha eiec tlona yesterday. Tom Thornton waa choten vice president, Peggy Dam num, secretary-treasurer and Max Ifeiken waa named yell-tong lead er. Elections were lint held I a a t week, but because a name waa left off the ballot there waa a re-vote yeateroay. oeinora aisu vovea oy a MERRILL The Merrill Library largo majority to have cap and ,lub tld IU annual rummage night. Upon recommendation of Mayor Thompson the vacancy waa filled by appointment of Clarence D. Long, financial secretary and busi ness agent for carpenter 'a union lo cal 180. Willis stated in letter to the com mon council that he could no long er be of service on the board alnce he waa no longer a resident of Klamath Palls. He moved to Eugene about all months ago for business reason. In recommending Long for the civil service board vacancy the mayor stated that the appointee) la well versed In labor relatione be cause of hi lone service with the carpenter's union and aa a member of A PL stale board. CORVAlXia. Oct II pTV-Houelnf Expediter Tig he Wood has) deuied recommendation of th Vocal rant control board that decontrol be de clared for the Corvalll area. To Buy or Bell Ua th Want-Adsl Merrill Field Capacity Upped sale Thursday. Friday and Saturday, October 13. M and 19 In the old bank building. Any club member-, having rummage to donate may leave It at the bank or with Mrs. P. D. Curie who U the chairman In charge. HI'NTKR KIIXKIJ K008KIA. Idaho. Oct. II IPi "Junior will now play 'Dane of th Fair!' thia coat ma twanty-fiva buck a!" NOBODY ever likes lo make an n apology, but I think It's about time I made one. I apologize for the Inconvenience we caused our most valued friends our subscribers I In making them wind Utrough a com plicated mate of passageways and atalra to get to the circulation de partment. We are doing everything we can to remedy the situation. We hope, sincerely and fervently, to be able to correct the setup In the near future. Herat how It works. Circulation la posted at the back of the building upstairs. To gel there you go down the main hall to the newsroom door, turn there and take the ttcpe to the second floor. You go past the top lauding with the cafeteria on your right and the publisher's office on your lelt. You go straight ahead and through another door and then turn sharp right and down long hall way and there you are. The reason for all this, Instead of having them right down In the front office. It that there Isn't enough room downstairs. That spare la tilled with the advertising desk', the switchboard operator and the bound files. Circulation neces sitates a great accumulation of flics, plus fuur people to manage them. Bo we had lo move them to the present location to give them enough space to work In and to allow them lo give the best service possible. We know It' la hard to find and lough to getf to. And we Intend to get them downstaira lust aa soon aa we can. In the mean time If you get lost Just ask anyone how to get there. OTI Letter Club Moving OTI The Varsity Lellermana society Is moving to the library building aa toon aa vacated. Each member ahall receive a private key and may use the room aa they plea. V. TIM iroreeda taken In from' the niu: '.eatlval will be used to fur nish the room comfortably. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartfelt Uianka and appreciaUon for the acta of kindness, messages of aym pathy and floral offerings for our beloved husband and father. It will always be cherished In our memory. MRS. O. OILES AND BON, DORMAN P. OILES. gown pictures In the El Rodeo rath er than atreet clothe picturea. Anyone who wanders through KUIIB hallt between November 4 and 18 may wonder whether the school la producing a student body full of learned scientist or Just plain hobos, because the K club la fttvuiiuirtiiif their annual whiskerlno the two weeks in November. All An la-year-oio youtn told autnor boys must be clean-shaven on No- I Itlea he shot and killed a hunUng vember 4. but after that only fuzzy companion yesterday when he mis face will be allowed. Prizes will took hla victim for a deer. Alvin be awarded fur the longest, darkest,' Renaha', about 55. a Kooskia farm and reddest beards at the dance er. died almoat Immediately after climaxing the whiskerlno on N o-1 being struck by the bullet fired by vember 18. Also a special prize will ' Nell Erlrwlne of Southwlck, Coroner be awarded the boy showing the! Olenn AUor reported. best effort. . Hpred HATIN at ROPER The Krater la sponsoring the first 1 M? PAINT STORE. matinee dance of the year tomor row. Admittance It by Krater sub scription receipu which are still be ing sold to any student desiring them If they will bring II to room 303. The third Issue ot the Krater came out yesterday for tubscrlb era only. An unusual effect will be pro duced Prlday night during the half time show, when Uie band will drill J. L DEAN Public Accountant nd Auditor Office el M8 Nartb 1th It M4 CP -I iwiHicn: During the Allied occupation of Japan, an average of 150 000,000 textbook hav been printed every year. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MKDFOHD Thoroughly Modern air. Mrs I a tsrlsy as J Vsrlsy frst'lewr PUMICE TILE (.aberalerr tests areve PeMlrs rreSsrts srs apsrlf tm tlrveflk itl rsslstaal ! sssislars- Tlmm Aluminum Window (raid Seal Waterproofing Gold Seal Platter Bend New Site Pumice Block a"x"aia" Klamath Pumice Tile Co. Teraianenl aa the Pyramids'' 1 lata Owen x. j stf -a No Matter Where You Live . . . You Can Enjoy Tank Gas Service B B Phne a I I . M Q-rsWer Is lUf't i t.ller.4 --sap "l.ale mm mt M -.. erer .- u H l.r c-ieT .flee s J 0 r..t..s. ..- ) TP j, et "'C Its s....tt 0U MEDFORD ARMORY THURSDAY, OCT. 13 Spomorrd by the 20-30 CLUB a Enjoy the whiskey that's Old Sumy Brook Brand b a star attrac tion with men vrywhrel Straight, or ai cocVtoib and highballs, it rat top billing and many an encore! What's more, you don't need a big budget to anjoy its Ken tucky goodrsnsl "Com over on th Sunny Brook side", and njoy this wondrful whiskayl Fropan Tanks for Rant NO NEED TO BUY UTILITY f SERVICE California Pacific Utilities Company 1011 Main Phone 741S Kentucky Whiskey -A Blend tooc to IMS WATOUSAM ON tvarr torn All .v H SCENE 3 Lp' 1 NATIONAL 0ISTILLlt$ TtOOUCTS CORP- NBW YOtt PtOOP 6$ GRAIN NIUHAt SPIKITS 'Mutt trk trBle Mitel rr for Ikw mne mkould Umk mt Do:" MtS OttVIl WITTilAU $4. ItMN, U. From Coast to Coast They're Saying lit linifrnii An nr wb ma I mu mm rati mmm mm n La o i'ZL- RS"Lssiaas.S?5 . JL r l You could pay a thousand dollars more and still not amt all th mxfra raaminati. ansat of handlina and j famous dependability of today's big DoJge VAYFARER 2-DOOR SEDAN $208300 Di'vrd a Klamath Falls Win OrMtp 1 Aicetwrlet ttaH mn4 rMeil mn4 licenM tMrtre) Drive a new Dodge today! Take m riile In loi1e,e bin; luwprtrrl DoiIr and tett how much Uoilfte ivft you for fist few dollar mar than th tout priced can! OUrover (or youmelf fxln romfuii of UoJje elrflrh-out rooming! . the flo'lting plrk-up of lite more poMrrful Iodt (ifl'AHyH Ennine I he mnoilWue of Fluid Drive. Check the exlravvnlue fraluret Dotlfte ylet you at no elra rort! Ilere'i VALVE thai make your Dodge dollar biggie dollar, fee DoiIrr now! BIG NiW egg Just a few dollar mora than tha owatf priced cortf s2 UalvYv---- SHOUIDIR ROOM TO tPARI No thouMsr-eramplni body Unss to restrict tull ntoymsnt ol Dodcs ma-width wstt. Acfefed Shell Premium is the most powerful gasoline your car can use! room, tirl room, flbow room. Knx-levM Mil eupport left for reUitni comlorl. LOMBARD MOTORS 522 So. 6th St. 9 . v '? :l Activation makes the difference Shell inlits molecules! Shell scientists tske the 6nen avtilsble crude activsi the molecules by splitting then end rearranging the atoms according to Sheirsrormola fort perfectly balanced gstotln. The result Shell Pecmium, he most powerful gasoline jour carcaa aatl YES, many of today's engines have been stepped-up . , . they call for more powerful gasoline! Now Shell gives you the most powerful gasoline your car can use Shell Premium-it's "activated." No other fuel can top its power in your car! This is made possible by Shell's own, spe cially produced power components and by Shell's own blending methods! Actually, Shell splits molecules to get more power for today's more powerful engines. So you get a gasoline that's "activated" 3 ways! 1 . Actlvato for kncklt aowrl Pulling hard in low gear or traveling at full throttle, Shell Premium delivers full, quiet powerl 1. Activated tor fast 'ataway." Shell Premium delivers the extra power you can feel-no "balking," no "stuttering" you got 3. Aerhratae) far full mNaafO. Shell engineers "balance" Shell Premium so that every drop of fuel goes to work for yout . 1 "Service is my business" (SHEW', 1
