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
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HIGH
SCHOOL
News and
Comments
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Flo Ann
Perkins
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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.
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