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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1949)
TUESDAY, DEC. 6, 1949 HERALD AND HEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE FIVE juu nuurc Driyiuer According to November Census Bureau Survey WABHINOTON. De. ( OD lln Job situation appeared to be louktm up In November even be lor the lift thai Uie Clirlatmaa sales teuun usually gives to employment. New Itguree irnm the census auresu wart welcomed by Secretary ot Commerce Sawyer ai ahowlm that "tha Job picture In November was perheus mora (avurabla than at ny previous tlma thla year." rigurre Hi figures, rrlessed by Bawytr lata yeslsrdey, showed In brief: 80.DM.000 Americans, eountlm 1.43A.OOO In tha armed lorcaa. had Jnba good for ona hour a week or mora In November, even If some of Uiem weren't actually working be rauae of lllnaaa, atrlkea, vacation, etc. Ilia MJIS.OOO civilian Jnba In No vembrr represented a lain of 617.- VD Conference For S. Oregon Here Tomorrow Representative nf amen Bnutliern Oregon eountlm will father here to. morrow, at the Klamath county health unit for venereal disease conference. Dr. Beth M Kerron. Klamath county health officer, aald unit to be represented would coma from Jackson, Josephine, Deschutes, Uouglai, Harney and "Lake coun tlea. to Join with tha Klamath group. A almllar conference la plated In roruana on me aame day. rintt He Ion The conference get underway at 10 a. m. with Dr. Kerron prealdlng tor the morning aeulon which will Include a discussion led by Dr. Sam uel B. Osgood, head of epidemiology, Oregon Hi ate board of health. Hia topic will be, "Changing Apecta of Venereal Dlnease Control." Open dlscusrion will fnllnw, with "Inter, viewing tha V. D. Patient," by Ha. al BhorU, R. N.. V. D. miming consultant. United Blatea Public Health service. Waahlngton D. C. Preaentallon of recorded V. D. In terview, and diacuulon of contact Interviewing, will cloae the morning eerelon. Afternoon Followlruj lunch, Margaret Simp ton, R. N.. will preside at the aft ernoon session. "Finding the Con tact" will be 'he aubject under dls euaalon and led by MUa Shortal. Alao taking part In the afternoon program will be Mr. Hansel, re gional mining consultant, USPH aervlce. Open discussion on V. D. w epidemiology, with "Modem ap- ' ---hM fa. I. Man. VAr-m lUn" mi by Mrs. Eleanor Fletcher, will be followed by presentation of V. D. Tiaual aid and open dUcuulon. 000 over October, although the total waa 375,000 below November, 1046. when the boom waa at Ita peak. Furthermore, non-farm employ ment, up 360.000 In November to a 6I.M0.0U0 total, waa "back to the 1 940 high recorded In the lata sum mer month," the centua bureau aid. It added that November "re covered the losses" caused by Ui October eleej and coal (trlkea, Unemployment dropped 107.000 In November to a total of 3.4OV.O00, al though It waa fairly near double the 1.331.000 total of boomtlme Novem ber, 143. Keaaonai Work ' The reaaon that the expanding Job opportunities didn't put a much big ger crimp In unemployment, aald the bureau, wa that people turning out to hunt seasonal work swelled the figure for Joblessness. Tha farm picture gave an unusuul boost to the November employment tout by allowing a Itm.ooo climb in November, usually a month when farm work la declining. The cause: good weather In many areaa permitted completion ot har vesting operations which had been delayed In October by heavy reins. On the general scene, not every Jobholder who wanted to work full- time 36 hour or more weekly, as Uie bureau reckons it waa able to get on the payroll for that long. The bureau estimated that 1.000,- 000 persona with part-time Jobs would have preferred and "could have accepted" full-time employ ment In November. Also. It saM, about 1.600.000 per sona with full-Uine Jobs were forced on part lime oecatue of "slack work, material shortages, Job turnover and simillsr factors." Tha bureau's figures, always gath ered In the early part of each month, were taken by a sampling process the week of November (-13. HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments Flo Ann Parking CJ tLJ U.S. Solon Proposes FBI Role in Child Sex Crimes PI.KNTY OF CANDLES SPOKANE. Dec 6 (41 A power failure last night would have found Die Oeorge Daliry family well pre pared with candle. The three chil dren Dean, 13, Bharon. 3, and Colleen, 4 all celebrated their birthday anniversaries. All were born here on December S. The Wildcats will have a rally squad leading yells especially for them throughout the baakelbsll sea. on, because Shannon Oldham, sophomore class yell leader, haa se lected a rally squad of eight girls from the sophomore class. Leading the yells with Shannon will be Judy Deuiet, Wllda Smith, Beth Cunningham, Annabelle Dial, Belly Karnes and Patsy Young, Ticket for the movie, "Hamlet,' were on sale today to students for 60 cents. Purchaser will be dti missed from school early tomorrow afternoon to see the afternoon per formance of the sltow, starring Laurence Olivier. A special matinee price haa been offered the students and an 30 per cent turnout Is nopea, A student directory of names, ad dresses and telephone numbers of all students and teachers In KUHS 1 being complied right now by members of the KeUll Selling club The printed booklet will then be sold to anyone desiring one. Most of the Information was obtained yesterday In home room period. Seniors Interested In participating in the aenlor class play, as yet to be chosen, turned out tonight after school In the little theatre tor voice test by Mrs. Robert Blomqulst The test will be continued Thurs day after school and from them the play will be chosen. Bob Scott will be the announcer for the radio broadcast ot the Lions' club grid banquet tonight. At the banquet awards will be given the football player Judged the most In spirational plavrr. outstanding lines man and best notebook keeper. The banquet will be broadcast for a half hour tonight between 3:90 and 9:00 p. m. and It Is for this broadcast that Bob Scott will be heard. WASHINGTON, Dec. ( (O-Rrp. Chelf D-Ky wants the Federal bureau of Investigation to be given a part In protection of children from sex crimes. Horrified by what he called "ever Increasing" crimes of tins nature, Chelf announced that he will try to make It a federal offense to molest a child aesually. He also pro posed setting penalties of from 10 year to death. The Kcntucklan, a member of the house Judiciary committee, aald he believed such action would be a effective at curbing degenerates who prey on children as the Llndberg ntl-kldnap law haa been In con trolling kidnaping. Amendment Noting that It may be necessary to amend the constitution to place auch crimes under FBI Jurisdiction, Chelf said he would propose such an amendment If that Is needed. The congressman said In a state ment that he haa been shocked to read "horrible account of the ever Increasing brutal slaying of till nation's children." "Apparently." he continued, "the state laws are Insufficient to cope with this great menace to society." Penal lies The proposed penalties of 10 to 20 years In cases where -an attacked child survives, and penalties of 1 death or Ufa Imprisonment, If the child Is slsin. Ha alao would bar the defense of Insanity to persona ac cused of attack on children, but allow mental treatment ot those convicted and sent to prison. "Even the so-called perverted mind la 'dumb like fox' when a tough sentence or even death stare him In tha face," Chelf aald. A course In totem pole carving Is offered at Squamlsh Life college. 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