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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1949)
FRIDAY, DEC. 18. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Our Problem And Your Paper By IIIIX JKNKINH uyrVE sot e big pruulem here t " The Herald nd Newt end may. be today U Just aa guod a tinio as any u do a Utile soiiwUiIni ebiiyl asulalnliif II to Uie readers Due to Hi sluirirr days i( winter, tlw bad weather, tilt anuw and mud clogiied naile anil the pile-up ol business at III end ol the year hv to do aumrllilng about our de livery times. They have to br eureded up In onlrr to grt some 6000 paprra delivered III tha county ouuld tha city limiti. To do tills w have Instituted a doubla run system of publishing. All that amount to la latum out a oomulrte newspaper with all that wa haw at hand by 1:16. Alter that la out of Uie way we make two peace ovrr and put In Ilia late news and whatever liaa coma up ainca than, Thal'e why two papers ol the am day ara ollrn different In con tain. Wa just didn't hava tha news In lima Ir edition one. Like the loat flrl story o( yestrrduy. Ttial atory didn't aiirar on our press wire unui after Die county run waa already on lla way. Ho wa made tha aecond preaa run with It. 1 MOT that It niakea a lot or dlf ference. There U alwaya Uie radio to till In with when Uie paper la cloaed. And the only way you can look at newa I that It happen 24 houra a day and wa or anyone elue couldn't hnpa to let It all In a daily paper. If you did you'd be pub lishing every IS minutra with a com pletely new paper. When spring rnmea, March may be, or April, when tha days are longer and our long-run carriers ran make raster time then we'll go back to just one edition, at a later time, and everyone will gel the same paper, lint we can't do It In Uie winter gnd still keep all Uie-subscriber happy. After all. If you subscribe to Uie paier you want It at about the aame Ume every day. Wa re doing our best to do Just that. Of course our business la heavier now than at other times and the mechanical end of Uilngi Is pretty well crowded. But, heck, we're grl Ung out as faal aa we can. ND for a parting shot take Uie markets. Wa get all those mar- keta nn the AP wire. We have to wait until they elnsa and get a final figure, then get them olf the trunk wire, tunneled through Beatlle and Portland and finally down here. Soma) of them Just don't get In In time to make that early press run. Borne daya we get most of them. The newspaper la cniutanUy riding trie ap. uia market center and everyone else In an effort to speed p the process. Maybe some day wan aurceed. If you have a stork buyer at your place and want Uie quotation before Uie paper cornea there, Isn't any reason you can't phone us here at the offlre, ask for the newsroom and ak uiem to read .. you the markets. We have moat of hem. If pot all of tliem. at lea.il by o'cloey and Usually earlier than mat. 1NTWAT. after all that wordy and winny dissertation maybe you now wny the papers are different. We're Just trying to please most of the people moat of the Ume and get you toe teat newspaper we can un der the conditions. -- " o y Bonanza Student Meets Body BONANZA The Bonanza stu dent body recently met in Uie high school gym. Treasurer Larry Mearham gave a report on the funda now possessed by Uie stu dent body. Two student from each rlaaa are to be chosen to serve on this years ways and mean com mittee, to work out a school budget. The . annual school Christmas party will be held December 23. Faculty members chose three senior 'girl of good citizenship landings, on to be elected by the student fcorty to represent Bonanza high In the Daughters of the American Revolution. Out of the three, Betty Jones, Annie Romt vedt and Artcle Brown. Adela won the popular student body vote. President David Meeker adjourned (hi meeting. Orange and grapefruit peel mVe economical swe-ls. Cut the peel Into narrow atrip, boll the atrip until tender, and then glaze them I n sugar syrup. in ii r- -ro a a i sit fc'.. M.iKui.v.trslned New York youngster. TULt I P.-S-S-I-IS -j - - . - an icli'ul lieut la ride on thl serial train through the toy depart ment of big department tor. for nine cent, child can rids high sbovs 280 feet of clerks, counter, customer snd general Chrlstmu shopping confusion. Chrysler To Offer New Models DETROIT. Dec. IS (V-Pour lines of completely redesigned UM model automobiles will be Intro duced by Chrysler corporation ear ly net month. This waa disclosed at a press preview of new Chrysler, De Boto. Dodge and Plymouth models yes terday. They represent 4 Chrysler Investment of I33.0uo.oo0 In retool ing and other production costa. Chrysler spent SKO.000.000 In bringing out lla first redesigned postwar cars. M.0OS New Ones K. T. Keller. Chrysler president, told newsmen that M.0O0 of Uie new model cars will be completed be fore the year end. "Chrysler deal ers throughout the country will have cars walling for - them," he said. ("hryiler haa built more than 1700.000 cars snd trucks so far In IM9. With Increased production ca pacity. Keller said, a higher rate of output haa been made possible In all Chrysler division. They should count on reaching a dally output In excei of 7100 car early In the new year, he said. Of the various new models, Keller said all were new "from bumper to bumper." New grills, new front fender mountings, longer rear fend ers and s new grouping of tall lights and stop lights are among new styling features. 'Hard-Tops' De Solo, Dodge and Chrysler have added a new model that In effect la a hard top convertible. Larger rrar wlndowa with up to 33 per cent greater glass area have been generally adopted. Another safely feature 1 Uie adoption of 12-Inch brakea on the De Holo and Chrysler six-cylinder model, with IS per cent mora lining contact than In ths 11-Inch type formerly used. All four of tha line retain the same wheelbase aa last year. HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments y Flo Ann Parkin Barbara Dunlavy was mistress of ceremonies for a pep sasembly to day to arouse pep for Uie basket ball games tonight and tomorrow night with tin Roseburg Indiana. Her whole assembly was based on the Indian motif with a large tee pee set up right In ths middle of Pelican court, where Uie assembly was held. Bud Deller, Bert Bufflngtoo snd Osynor Hurg sang "Heap Big Smoke," calling It the Roseburg school song. Dick Ankeny snd Ben Bhepard acted as tha yell squad for the Indian and Darrel Corkery, their coach, Marilyn Johnson and Ronnie Dim mlck had musical solos In the as sembly and the whole KUH3 band plsyed. The district football trophy was awarded ths student body president who accepted It for Uie school by Bob Hendershott, football coach, Lyla Kellatroin, one of tha basket ball referees, spoke to the student body as a businessman, giving hi opinion of the team this yesr. Bob Southwell wss the speech stu dent who won the Toss Unas tees' trophy for after-dinner speaking thl semester. Each semester, ths six classes of speech select their best after-dinner speaker and each of these speak before ths Tout masters club. Ths semester the others (elected were Beverly Burke, who placed second, Dewey Lambert, third place winner, Stanley Huber, Don Bkoe and Ben Bhepard. Bob will have his name permanently engraved on the trophy tor winning first place In ths contest. The Olrls' Sextette, stUred In their aqua wool Jersey blouse and black skirts which they wear for singing appearances, sang yester day for the Soroptomlst and Kl wanla clubs. Ths string quartette and tha a espella choir also ap peared at tha Kiwanl noon lunch eon meeting. Seniors yesterday filled out long questionnaires on atUtudes of young people toward Uie family and com munity. The executive secretary of Uie Oregon governor' committee on youth was at KUHS to admin ister the questionnaires that will be filled out by 2O0C high school sen iors in 12 selected counties In Oregon. Firemen's Toys For Youngsters Ages of children' names to be ! turned In to Uie fire department I for distribution of toys In their an- nusl Christmas program should be i from one to 13 year. Inclusive, firemen said today. "We are receiving names of boy : snd girl older than this, and do not have toys or presents suitable to give. All the toy and gifts we j have are children present and names of older children should not be turned In to us." firemen ssld. 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