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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
PACE TWENTY HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 14 AC 1 .. fill TOWARD A NEW CITY Melvin Jones (left). serretory gen eral of Lioni International; Walter C Fisher (center), presi dent, ond Edgar M. Elbert, vice president, stand behind a surveyor's transit os they look over the site of "Liondom." Lions Plan Big New City On Empty Illinois Prairie ll hough no specific plans forhotnrt have so far been adopted. William Bird, phbheity dirertor of thi Lions, saya that building will probably start next year. The Lions hold thrir ISM convention In Chicago and the directors Intend to have something concrete to show con ventioneers, he says. Already more than fSOO.000 has been spent for land, and more may be bought. Additional millions will be required for actual building. Ne gotiations for the property so far acquired mere carried on In secret so the price of the land would not skyrocket. At least S3S.000 was voluntarily contributed soon after announce ment of the Liondom project. The tract for the new city Ilea along the Illinois Central suburban tracks, with a switchback and a station at which all I. C. trains stop. The Loop Is 47 minutes away by rail. For commuters, a 400-car park ing lot by the station will provide the finishing touch. Rabbits Plague New Yorkers NEW YORK (! Despite the In creasing number of people In the New York metropolitan area, small game still Is available not many miles from the downtown skyscrap er area. Particularly Is this true with rab bits, who seem to delight In making home gardens an important source of their food supply. Rummage Sale Successful TULELAKR The rummage sale sponsored by the grade school PI A October t was a financial success according to Mrs Earl Parker, gen eral chairman. She was assisted by Mrs. Frank Manceau, Mrs. At Por tei. room mothers and others. . The prise offered by the PTA to the room gathering the mot sale able rummage went to the 71 h grade. A party for the room Is planned. An executive board meeting is planned for Friday. October U. at 3.30 pm. in the tth grade room. Mrs. E. L. Coyner, president, will preside. Meet Scheduled A general meeting is scheduled for Friday. October 21. at 2:30 pin. in the auditorium of the grade school. Entertainment will be fur nished by the third grade room under direction of Mrs. Delaney and the fourth grade taught by Mrs. Baker. CHICAGO, (NEAl Twenty-seven miles south of Chicago's Loop, a new city la about to be born. Surveying has already begun on "Liondom," a mulU-million-dollar project of the International Asso ciation of Lions Clubs. Three to four hundred acres of now-vacant prairie will soon sprout forth homes, shops, office buildings, a parking lot and even a cemetery. ' Silver-haired Melvin Jones, founder and secretary-general of the organization, says the project "isnt any vision or 'dream city." It tot out of the dream stage long ago and was always more than a gleam In the architect's eye. It's going up and soon." Lions international headquar ters will remain in downtown Chi cago, but the new site will Include apace tor additional office and storage faculties, a post office and library, motels for visitors, a hotel with banquet rooms, hospitals, schools, colleges, churches, a print ing plant and an old people's home. The envisioned cemetery will be known as the "Garden of Mem ories." The project (rev out of a need far expansion of present head quarters and to provide for member Lions visiting the Chicago area. The Lions' nerve center now employs more than 235 persons, many of whom are expected to make their homes in Liondom. Jones has announced that 1000 of the 74M clubs In 36 countries are raising $1000 each to help build the model town. Realizing that America's popula tion Is growing at the rate of a mil Bud, publicity director of the Lions, International conclude that it would be up to employers and groups like their own to provide housing for employes and members. Low-cost housing Is one of the principal goals. Homes In the $10,000 class are under discussion. SLEEP How You May' Tomorrow Night without being aTWSkt nd If potj'r forevtj mp iefctty bf mw of wfM, do tkw: Start taktac FOLEY PILLS for TTIimnh KiAnrym. Tnty purfo kd every of wtsouo; taojr booUh tiww imUtioaa cauMtxj aaiaw DancM. log ptuoa. KMH kTidMjr gOOCtlOSB, OtattsM ' BACK, eft rW OTHfXHb mm NEW POWER QUICK EASY TERMS In 24 hours wo con put this ALL-NEW Chevrolet Engine in your cor or truck. BRAND NEW CHEVROLET ENGINE Pot a New Thrill I'ndrr Vour Hood LOW COST EASY TERMS You get everything NEW! (Not rebuilt) SAVE OIL and CAS ASHLEY CHEVROLET i a, eta ra, si is 4 Prugram Chairmen Mrs. Ross Ragland and Mrs. Burrls bhort have made plana to have Mrs. Morris Elrp, Duiumuir, district PTA pub licity chairman, aa gue.st siieakrr. Bhe will talk on "Parent-Teacher Associations and the Children." She will be accompanied by Mis. David ridler, first district vice president. , A no-hosteM luncheon Is planned for October 31 at 1 o'clock at the Sportsman's hotel honoring the guests. Kor reservations telephone Mrs. Koss Ragland before Wednes day. October 19. Refreshments will be served In the cafeteria following a short busi ness meeting which begins at J SO. All parents and others IntereMed In PTA are cordially United to at tend general meetings. l OANS NOT APPKtt IATI D NEW YORK ( A publisher to day ran this newspaper ad on a new book: "Do not lend this book. Not only will you not get It back, but It will cut our sales appreciably." S--.-. 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