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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1949)
PACE 1IX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, DEC. 3. 1949 . I - ' ,' X Jo $ 1 1. 'i" MANY NOTABLES of Oregon, California ond Nevada were here Saturday to attend the Hilloh temple Shrine ceremonial. This picture was taken as visitors registered for the cere monial et the Willard hotel. Legion Leaders Give Rules jRobeson, Soviet we eA a ee v ea wr ae SEATTLE, Dec. I WV-A set of rules tor parents to aid In the pre vention of sex crimes against their children was recommended yester day by American Legion child wel fare leaders, as the initial step In lonf rang national program. The rules were approved by dele- gates from It Western states, meet ing here in the Legion's Western child welfare conference. They Included: t. Know you child's whereabouts and associates: X Enforce your own curfews; 3. Train your child to go straight borne from school; 4. Train your child not to accept tides or favors from strangers; 5. Report suspicious actions to your police promptly and frankly. Nattenal Meet The Legion committee, studying the sex crime problem, urged a national conference to be called and national commission created to study the Issue. The special com mittee is headed by past National Commander Stephen F. Chadwick of Seattle. The committee also urged all com munities to back up parental pro tective measures with the following actions: 1. Light up your dark places; 2. Support an adequate police de partment; 3. Discourage any practice requir ing young children to be abroad alt ar dark without proper supervision; 4. In rite police and Juvenile au thorities to instruct and advise par ent groups; 5. Enforce laws against the sale and circulation of obscene literature end pictures. A cooperative plan for child wel fare under the sponsorship of the American Legion was endorsed in the morning session by Randel Shake of Indianapolis, associate na tional child welfare director for the Legion. The plan. In cooperation with the American Medical association and tbe American Academy of Pedi atrics, backs welfare activities on a community level. Shake said that proposed action on a local level would Include the training of doctors and nurses, em phasis on school and public health programs, distribution and financing of health services. Including the field of voluntary health insurance, and a program of health education. YVLE TREE WARNING PORTLAND. Dec. S OPI Daniel L. Ooldy. regional administrator of the bureau of land management, warned the public today not to cut Christmas trees from bureau lands without permission. MOSCOW. Dec. S t The Soviet Union is going to make a motion picture about Paul Robeson. An official announcement said the scenario Is bring written by Anatole Surov, author of the cur rently popular play. "The Mad Haberda&her." which satirises Presi dent Truman. The announcement said the film win be titled "Paul Robeson but gave no other details. The American Negro singer Is a very popular figure In the Soviet Union. A mountain peak recently was named after him in Central Asia and mountain climbers placed his bust. In bronze, on top of it. His portrait hangs in the window of a photographic studio on Revolution square here in Moscow. His records are frequently played. PORTLAND DEFICIT PORTLAND. Dec 5 MV-The city may have a million dollar deficit by i next July, warns Commissioner Or mond R. Bean. He blamed disrup tion of anticipated revenues by legal actions Involving the cltya new licensing program. RENOVATION JACKSONVILLE, Dec. i UP) Work Is under way on the old Jack sen county court house here to reno vate the structure to-house county historical records. Usable Klamath Land lipped 55 in Past 6 Months by Conservation Usable land acreage In the Klara ath soil conservation district has Increased M per cent In the last six months due to work done by the de partment, as announced by their office. The Increase Is a result of new acreane inclusions and new districts added. Training Twenty-two members of the de partment have Just completed a three day training school here, til which directors from the rmioiul office set up methods and explained techniques by which plans can be cooperated In soil conservation work. Tulelake Man To Jail From Hospital YREKA Oene Molar. 36-year-old Tulelake laborer shot by a Tule lake policeman last month, was moved from the county hospital to the county jail here this week to face prosecution on four charges. Molar, wounded In the abdomen while resisting arrest by Tulelake pouce officers who had been sent to quell a disturbance, has been charged with resisting arrest, two ccunta of assault and battery, and disorderly conduct. He had been brought to the bos pital after the shooting. Home Damaged By Blaze Suburban firemen answered a call to 48S6 Harlan drive at 1:20 pin. yesterday. Defective wiring started a small fire at the home of Bryant E. Brown. Firemen said there was slight damage done. City firemen answered two calls, but there were no fires. At 5:50 pm. a false alarm was turned In from the corner of 7th and Main. Shortly afterwards a furnace backfire filled the John McAndrews house, 617 High, with smoke. To Buy. Sell or Trade It pays to read the Want Ads I QKIGSTT r Smtlsfmctlon...in every sense U SUITS and TOPCOATS 6 l All At ; One Low Jljl Price I f - I 1 u it kh I lN IP 1 I j Tailored Daroff i lomi- iii ! Life Begins at the 40 CLUB DORRIS, CALIF. Genuine Italian and American DINNERS Specially Prepared by the F FRANK LATER Z A Chef. L. V. Benjamen. regional training division of Portland, conducted the school, Don Williams. Portland as sistant conservationist, presented ideas and general trends of con servation work brought out In a recent Chicago meeting of national conservation workers. "Soil conservation hss Increased the value of land In this area over 4 an acre." according to directors. "Four years ago, the conservation service had only 14 districts under conservation here, now there are 3 districts." Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "Throw away that eld list and look up your numbir. It's boon years sinco wo wora In thli port." . . . You'll jet the right number first when you look it up in your telephone book . . . Pacific Telephone. Oregon in NW Parks Group SPOKANE, Dec Represent atives of six states agreed Baturday to set up the Northwest State Parks association as formal organisation next spring. Delegates from Washington, Ore gon. Idaho, Montana. Utah and Wyoming named a three-member program committee to draft organi sational procedure prior to the Northwest tourist conference sched uled to be held In Pullman next spring. Committee members Include Chea. trr H. Armstrong, assistant director of Oregon's state parks; Mrs. Ruth K Peeler, vice chairman of the Washington state parks and recrea. linn commission, and Walter Rankin. Montana state parks director. ' Tears Wash Feet The woman from' oft (he street washed Jesus' feet with her tears and wiped them with the hairs of her head. Then she anointed His feet with costly ointment. Simon, the self-righteous host looked on and reasoned in his mind "It this Jesus ts a holy man. then why does He let this woman touch Him?" Jesus read Simon's secret thought and open.-d Ills mouth to say Hint the woman acted from a heart overflowing- with love. Then Jeaua turned to the woman to tell her He had forflvcn her sins. BIBl.E-Ui. 7th. COST II1M HIS LIFE Yea To forgive the woman cost Jesus His life. For Jraua was God Himself walking her on the earth and against Him had she sinned. So He took her sins and died for her and cleared her page. And He died for you also and cleared your page if you will have It so. And bring Ood He arone from death and the grave to Indwell you with Himself and Dower you Into new ways and new dava. Believe on Him and be saved. Avu 16 31. Then Judgement Day out Eternal life In. 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Then, out of their own experience, they told us: "The best way to describe this Packard drive is to say it's the Ust word in automatic, no-shift control" Th Fabric U thu Soul o the Suit STORE FOR MEN . Corner 5th and Main svarB New smoothness, new quietness. No jerking or "clunking," because there's no gear-shifting snyubtrt. No "racing engine" sensation, because there's no slippage at cruising speeds. New simplicity; Naturally, there's no clutch pedal . . . and no gear-shifting. And that's only the first hint of the con venience of Packard Ujtramatic Drivel New economy: Ultramatic Drive saves gas because there's no slippage at cruising speeds. And thanks to its advanced design, it requires no com plicated maintenance. &ixJrr HilL iy.iM:)Mi.iMtuvm More responsive: No lag, at traffic pcvui ui uigiiwar pecu, waning for gears to shift. For instant bursts of safety-sprint acceleration just "tramp down." More positive, more 6exible: Your choice of high-range, or low-range operation. Easy shift from forward to reverse without clashing. Yes, you can rock the car in snow! New safety: No chance of involun tary "down-shifts," which might cause a prolonged skid on slippery pave ment. Smooth, gradual engine braking power, when wanted. The 1950 Packard ASK THI MAN WHO OWNS ONI LEE HUFF MOTOR CO. 603 So. 6th, Klamath Falls A Foil MEMBERS women! A Special Meeting of all members of organized labor is being called in Hall B LABOR TEMPLE 422 Main Monday Evening, Dec. 5th, 8 p. m. Mr. J. T. Marr, Executive: fsecretory of the Oregon State Fed eration of Labor, and head of Labor's League for Political Education in Oregon, will be the principal ipoaker. Mr. Charles Smith, repre sentative of the American Federation of Labor, will alto be on the program. This meeting will be of special interest to lobar. Alma Sweetman, Herty, Klamath tails Central Labor I'nlon. ajNNMialNaiNMaNa)iiiNKNNMaiaaiaii 0001 HOME IT..TUfSHW00R9 vni . i H. 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