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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1951)
WKUNKSDAY. NOVKMHKK 21. W HKKAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OKRGON PAGE THRER Suit Filed In Laundry Truck Case ! A, laundry truck driver working ; lh Tulr-lako-MMTlll-Miillii rr In - Ihe aulijrrt of civil ult (Hod : lii clruuli court here, j E. I). IftPiinre, operator 1)1 CH- in Mikinir mi liUiinclliui aualiial tlia ; Piiinliiviiinni ol fcrvin M. Doarlea, ' ilm driver, by Mnrltui Oranl anil t:tln Kmor, iipmtnr ol Buucnur Troy Luunury una ury vmanore, Ii.rni.rn claim llie employment vlolutsM it conlran he iimcie win Hrarlca April I. I00. whereby if Uie loiilraci wun terminated by rltlirr pitrtv Brnrlrn would not aoll i ll mid pick up laundry mid dry ilrmiuii; lur miy oilier concern within 1(10 mlleit of Klninittti Falls. Hcailen lind Ilm aoulheiid route lur Cn .code. Iterenlly he terminated lil Mil; ployincnt at Cant-ado mid applied lur a Joh with Huperlur-Troy. He wan lured nun pui un me numu Many Careers Open Now In Growing Textile Miffs By H Al IKK IIHrKIIK Jit NEW YOKK, Ml Thinking about a career ' II you enloy playlntf around witn tent tuliea. you nuiilil be nappy in a textile laboratory. Time wan when the mammoth textile induatry atlll thlnkum In lerma ol natural libera regarded teat luliea and wlenllala with ex treme auaplclon. Ilul In lhl era nl aynlliellc libera and modern llnlnh II K technlnuea the sciential la held In "IK" ealeein. Hliilil now the In duatry la laced with a ahorlaue nl reaearch help. And It la bunlly thlnkliiK up new trlcka lo lure com petent reaeari-h woi kera. until recently you cuuiuii i -n- , . ., w ,. - u n()Q in l.rely b.am. lb. textile people lor Zlmol ud n," 5'5 l! !'iy 'icoiL,i,l''e.Ar nli, . w , I'"" country, it waa reported today. new accumulation ol headache ln Arthur K. Ircanor rctlrbm aa an Induatry already loatlrd down,dlrecUir ol the prliillnu and pub with plenty ol worrlea ol lla own. Uhlim dlvlalon ol the iiu unal pro ii .11.1 .vniliMira had alranue tluclloii authority, nald the ruling and aweaome nnniea which Jarred he luia aoim it lor montha mi- Imrnhly upon eara limn atciiMomcd Idoubtedly will bo lavoraljlo and to the time-honored nomenclature : may come Uila week. .., .. u, .i,ir miik .i..i I realtor loreauw a alluht tin- wool. 'Hie new' man-made libera proveiucnt ahead In newsprint sup uimrl (he old-ealabll.thed way of ' ply "d probability that It will Newsprint To Be Held Essential By KTI'.ltl.INO V. GlttKN WAHIIINOTON. I Newaprlnt will aliortlv be declared eaaeniial. School Party Held Success BONANZA The Bonanza achool carnival held here Friday took In in:) 32. and will clear about 1 2110 when expeimea are paid, carnlvul olllclala report. Of the proceed, one-third iioen to I lie Willi achool atiiilrnl IkkIv New Clothing Store To Open Here Soon; Plans Call For Local Employes An enuihaala on youth and local to the trade achool and two-thirda i employea will be aeen when the budget. new Ilurllleia women a reaoy-io- Queen of the carnival waa aoph-1 wear alore opena at Sth and Main omore Carol ClmllUi, eacorted by j around December 10 or IS. Jack Barney. An extcnalve remodeling Job la Becond place went to freahman curreiiiiy oeinn compieieu on i Pat Riley, eacorted by Bobby Bergman; third went to Kdna Kit. hiixh, a Junior eacorted by Pat Oivnn: and fourth went to Howie llawklna, a senior eacorted by Wayne Dye. doing things. They revoliitlonlted production and marketing proce ed rotiie. The Job at that time""- open. Grain aaw. l.iiiindry truck drlvera are prac tically el.eniployed. They gel a nominal wane pltia rrmimlaalon on what bunlneiui Uiey made lor the employing firm. Ptennee waiila circuit court In not bn ncceaaary to Imnoae a ra tlonliiK ayatoni like that under which newapnuera worked durum world war two. In an Interview. Treunor paid tribute to the willingness of news paper publlahcra to conserve suiv and llnally orlon. ducrnn, acrllan dyuel, vlcara and all the real. Out nl il.aa f.All, I hI ' M iMkl tllllM rilflll .......i.. 1 ...i.m . iillen. 'llinrn alao haa been made .ol corn: allnky evenlnil i markable cooperation." he nald Ituwna fa.thloncd from chemically treated cotton lertlllrer aacka. Old )im,fe:inu to prevent neariea piramii libera look on new life?, under uic up Xiundrv ami dry clraiilim or an- manic f chemlatry. cotton drvrl hi iiuiK bualneaa with IPO inllea ofioprd new characterli.llca. auclv aa Klamath Kalla for aix mnnlha from reMManre to dirt and wrlnklliiR. the date he ault woik lor Caxcade. j u today the Indunlry reallxea it November 13 ! can't net alung without research. William Kvkendall l attorney for i nH jcuilcrn no loiiiicr look upon the l .ruiee. Hie delendauia have 10;cueRe-lralned chemlnl an an tin lava to come to court to ahow J practical and meddlcaome long- cause unv uie injunction anouiun i hair. be uranted luriita of military eraonnel, rein the voluntiiry Brrannemciii oy which blKKet newapapcra divert part ol their ahlpuienta to amall paprra which run Into trouble. Newaprliil will be critical lor a ureal many yeara In spile ol urad ual enlariienicul ol the mill capac ity here and In Canada." he aald. Demand l bound to Increase aa the free prean growa In other Democratic countrlea." Treanor U reauinin his duller Defense Talk Ends Series The lnat In a acrlea of leclureii on war tactics In scheduled touluhl In room 2M of the Wllllla build Inn. 32 Mnlll, at 8 p. m. All members of reserve ornanl gallon and the national louird are invited to attend the Illustrated floors ol the Hooka building at eat! mated coat of 116.000. The Hartfleld store replaces the former Cameo Germans Help U.S. Scientists .u. hi- I..HI. ..in. r vlro nres ilelil ol uie dooiii recrultlnn reaearch workera at the Newspjpera ol BaKlnaw. Mich. Kor colleve level. And not necessarily j merly prlnllnu and publlahlr ol- ...,, ., ih. rail, at Um textile college level. Textile recior oi u r wr ..t al oruanlted domestic move-1 ba a urad atea of .'""""V: ' T';; if ,i, Wcalcheaicr Couii- DWimru Rita iiimtihi piw y - - - who have earned a bachelor a de- ly. N.Y.I P""1'"1,.,1- ..,. Bree in chemistry or chemical! The question ol whether newj .'r.n. I pr't -J.uWb fcrrt n 1 since earlv this year. At thai time the delense iirnduction admlnlslri lions committee on requirement held newsprint to be non-essential. Newsprint mills thereupon became inclluible lor the lax benefits which are intended to aid expansion of defense and essential civilian In dustries. hiv nrrmnveri new mills or add!- reurcsentiim an eaumaieu i7.i:Hi:mi'?M f I FW'lt.l JOHN xXcf! ifa;;,Ri r1 .VT IILL WIILUMS JUNE KICK CONTINUOUS FROM 21 THANKSGIVING DAY Norblad Says Ike To Run By CLARK BKACH WASHINGTON, C Almost half the experts from Oermany s top world war two guided missile proj ect are now settled down with their families at Redstonersenal, Hunts ville, Ala., helping develop missile weapons for the United Slates. The armv ordnance corns brought session on amphibious operations ! over about 130 ol the 300 or so key In Korea. I technical men from Pcenemunde Bpeakers of the evenlnu will be Key Naxl mlaslle station on the 1st U. Casa Gilbert and 2nd Ll. ! Baltic shortly after the war. They Gordon Plait. U. Ollbrrt nerved were the only group of scientists In with the 45ih Infantry In Italy and the world who had up to that time Lt. PlalU Ii a recent graduate of produced a guided missile that the Inlantry school al Fori Ben- would work as a weapon. The V-2 nlng. Ga. rocxets tney proaucca oecame one Ol me moat uailKl-ruus wtrnpuus used against Great Britain late In the war. The Germans engineers, scien tists and other experts were llrst taken lo Fort Bliss, Texas. Some assisted for lime In the assem bling and launching of guided mis rules at White Bands. N.M.. where almost 100 V-2's have been fired. Thev were all taken to Redstone uus nir h i . f..,.k., mu .h.n ih. .rt miles of rlghwif-wavclearlng. the nrrin' m:d- .,,,nal o. V,,. ?i'.C"",: ' fcUI!C,,e KUlded missile center. At Red- The rlght-ol-wav lo be cleared Is lor the lederal agency's 230,- BPA To Let Work Bids Bonneville Power administra tion has called for bids for 15 1 Shop and Matt Plnnlgan Sports store locations on Main and a oeau- ty shop and shoe repair store on Ti. 8th, Opening of the store here will be In the way of a 25th anniver sary for Leo Hartfleld. president ol the women a wear store cnain Twenty-five years ago In Ana helm, Calif., Hartfleld opened his first store. The store being opened here will be the 25th started by Ihc Hartfleld enterprise since that lime. Since the first store was opened Hartfleld. whose looks belle his age of 62 years, haa built up clothing empire amounting to 112 million dollars. Inspecting progress on remodel ing his new location while passing through here last week, Hartfleld related the store will steadily em ploy 15 to 20 persons Irom Klam alh Falls. Also. HartfleVl related, a local manager would be employed, If a i suitable person was found. I Hartfleld said he likes to have; young people In his organization i and give them a chance lo better themselves. i II was as a 17-year-old youth that Hartfleld first entered the clothing business, and he feels the younger generation of today still has the opportunity to better It self with earnestness and hard work. mm. w fir '.v mr IMS XhTrJDS nix TRADITIONAL FULL COURSE THANKSGIVING DINNER , $2.50 Coll 3276 for reservation!. Open U Noon Until 11:30 P.M. LUCCA CAFE 2354 South 6 The Better Cleaner with a famous old name stone It consolidated all its work in the basic research and develop- is lor me lencrai aiicucy s w i , . .,irlrj missile. 000 volt transmission line being , mcnl 01 KUIded missiles. extended from Redmond lo Klam- Dr. Werner Von Braun. a nigh alh Falls, and the particular sec- ranxing reencmunoe sciemi. n lion runs from a point five miles top authority among the Germans, southeast of Modoc Point on to , but Americans are in charge of the Ihe substation site south of town. I project, and many Americans work The width ol ihe rigm-oi-wnv is uejt uie uti WA8HINOTON. bP Two mem. bera of the house" armed services , tion. committee came back from an In-, isn ana tons additional annual ca apectlon Irlp In Europe and Norlh 1 pncliy bv 1055. have been hanging Africa wun opposite v-i wii.m-p pimaing a review oi uic turn whether Gen. Uwlghl D. Elsenhow- ...uuw. decision. The plants rep- er might ba presidential canoi-. rrnu a planned total outlay oi date. I about t63.0U0.0OO (Ml One Is Republican. Rep. Nor-; blad ol Oregon. He aald he thinks Uie general will be available. I Policeman S Ball The other Is a Democrat. Rep. ! OIICernan S BOM Passman of Louisiana. He predicted J0 gg Held Here '"" , I f!ll nnllremen offdutv their iiiru talked lo him. but not about " un,,u'.... ' " .".J. All the Germans were screened bv the state department before thev were brought over, to eliminate subversives or ardent Nazis. Most ol the other approximately 170 key ; technical men at Pcenemunde were to be 125 leet. with danger trees outside thai slrlp lo be cleared, and Uie successful contractor will be given 330 calendar days to complete Uie Job. Warren Ausland. BPA project engineer here. Is prepared to go , given work by the British. French over the work to De done wun and Russians, any Interested bidder. All the Germans at Redstone have now taken out first citizen ship papers. tmllltca. inn general, who u iu"'i -Itethcr an tnlernauonal army for uclense against aggression on Western Europe, has not said he will or won't be a candidate. Norblad told reporters: I am convinced Elsenhower will have accomplished his purpose In .plenty of time to step out and seek the presidency should he de sire to do ao." Bui Passman, In an interview, predicted Elsenhower will not seek nomination, am saia.ne u m prediction on "the enumsiasm ne maniiestefl over ma prcscm as signment." Typhoon Rips Over Philippines MANILA. I A tropical typhoon swept a path ol destruction ihrouah the central Philippines to day. Planes were grounded, ship ping aisrupiea ana community lions broken. A Philippines Air Lines plane led for Ihe United elates alx hours ahead of schedule, to escape 60 mile an hour winds expected lo hit Manila by tomorrow. The tvnhoon. with lis torrential rains and M mile an hour winds, caused heavy damage to crops as It cut westward across 8amar. MasJate and Romblon lslanda. A weather bureau forecast indicated the center of the typhoon would strike the southern tip of Mlnoro island, 170 miles south of Manila, and pass on Into the China 8ea. 9 p. m. till 1 a. in. to Uie muslo ol Balriv'a band al the 2;nd an nual Policeman Ball held at Uie armory. Ticket sales, according to 8gl. Odell Olson, have been good in all points of Ihe basin area this year, and a capacity crowd Is expected. The hall has been decorated oy a committee ol oiucers. Try the New Corona Portable Tvpewrltrr at Pleneer Office Sup ply Co. 62!) Main. Double Alarm For Firehouse Laddies BAN PEDRO. iJWThe ! Power In windmill operation Is i n larn tnnthrl wtieel fill the In- f.re dc-' ritnrri flvi meshfnfr with a rjlnlon partmcnt's Engine Co. 53 hud a on , vertical shaft extending down double alarm yesterday. 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