MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 10.T2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAU-S. ORKGON
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A NINE-FOOT OVERHANG shelters the broad windows and
'glass doors of this house that exploits the blending of in
door and outdoor living. Clerestory windows under the flat
roof provide for rapid ventilation in warm weather. Cali
fornia modern in style, this house H-131B was designed by
the liomograf Planner Corp., 11711 East Eight Mile Road,
East Detroit, Mich. The house covers approximately 1,500
square feet and requires no basement:
The Annual Olrl Scout council
meeting scheduled to be held in
tbe hliih achoe oateterla tonight,
has been cancelled due to the in
clement weather.
Don't Foret Feb. 4 Is the date
of the nexl Civic Drama Festival
play "DarkMeu al Noon." to be
presented In Mills Auditorium. The
play, one f a aeries of three Is
sponsored by the Business and
Professional Women and there will
be no BPW meeting thai night.
Annual Meet of members of the
KFUBK Federal Credit Union Is
scheduled lor tonlKht In the civil
service room of the postofflce
building. Time ts S p.m. All mem
bers are urged to take passbooks.
Women of the Moose will hold
ritual nracttce 7:30 P.m. Tuesoay,
In preparation for the mid winter
ronlerence here, Jan. 27. Everyone
is urged to be there.
Postponed The Falrhaven Home
Extension meeting scheduled lor
Wednesday will be postponed until
further notice because 01 weainer
III Mrs. Pat Henry of the ready-to-wear
department, Craig'a, la
confined to her bed with tlu.
To Boost the March of Dimes
Campaign at Chlloquln, two af
fairs are nlnnncd tor this week,
Tuesday night the Chlloquln
Townles and the Hilltop Cate will
play a basketball game In the new
gymnsalum. One game only will be
played. Saturday night, Jan. 20.
there will be a dance In the old
cvm. Dancing will be from 10 p.m.
to 3 a.m. to the music of Edith
Deffenbacher and other local must
clans. A 30:06, rule and electric
mixer will be given away. Mrs.
New School
Bill Argued
Stn'e Rep. B:d deary and For
mer County School Supt. Fred Pe
terson formed a panel Saturday at
the annual Klamath Division, Ore
ton Education Association banquet
In the Wlllsrd hotel in a dlscus
kn of 8enate BUI 315 the school
rtorgsnlr.atlon'btll.
The bill would set up the ground
work lor Incorporating all the
Kite's school systems In unified
duricla oth elementary and sec
ariary schools In each district.
H was passed by the last Lclgs
ltuie. but was referred to the
pople by pressure lrom the Ore
an Or.mgc,
Rep, Clearv, speaking for the bill
-the formation of which he took
a active part said It was not
j fir to the children of school dls
'let of low value. He pointed to
ti fnct that reorganization had
brn seen as a necessity In a re
cnt rcnort on the stntc's educa
tmal system. .
Peterson, on the other hand,
died on the slower, natural pro
sses o democracy to handle tbe
nisolldatlon lob of school districts
fclcad of doing the Job In one
111 swoop,
Ho said residents of richer areas
ch as heavily timbered Ollchrlnt
iliool district where assessed val-
ttlons are high, might object to
vlng a poorer district utilizing
lelr school tax money,
moth panel members were for
te county unit system such as Is
i' effect in Klamath county at
resent.
Coiinlv School System Boss Car
l) Hotve, acting as a consultant
lithe forum before more than 100
CA members, said there were
fr possibilities the reorganize
ill bill could have for the Klam
ai county school system
1 1. Entire county and city school
attems could become one school
1 The city school system could
Ihtude suburban schools in a unl-,
III system. ,
i Making present county elr
rtiMary lines Include high school
lira. . . ...
i Leave everything as It Is.
owe said the latter possibility
Is she mast likely one.
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Joseph Mercer is Dimes Drive
chairman.
Postponed The AAUW Drama
group will not meet Tuesday night
due to Inclement weather.
No Meet The meeting of the
Klamath Art Association meeting
tonight has been cancelled due to
the alorm.
Will Meet-The Ml. Lakl Ladies
Aid will meet Wednesday, 3 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Roy La
Prairle, Merrill Highway.
Meeting The Townsend Club
will meet Tuesday, ( p.m. at the
home of Maud Cross, 631 PrescoU.
Dance A benefit dance for Uie
Young People's Club. Merrill. Is
planned for Jan. 24 at the Merrill
Community Hall. Dancing will be
from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. A louo
pound Hereford steer, a 200 pound
hog and a 100 pound lamb will be
given away ai midnight Refresh
ments will be served.
Meeting The regular meeting of
the Ambrleu Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. F. L. Crawford,
1209-34 Pine St., Tuesday. 8 o'clock.
Special business and entertainment
Is arranged. All members snd
friends are expected to be present.
Rcbrkah Properlty Lodre Of-
scheduled for Jan. 23 Is postponed
until Feb.' 13, due to inclement
weather. v
Rebekah. Prosperity Lodge Of
ficers are asked to report tonight,
7:30 p.m., IOOF Hall to practice
for initiation. -
League ,.of Women Voters is to
have lis regular meeting Wednes
day. 12:45 p.m. 1 al the Pelican
party room. Mrs. Florence Ogle is
scheduled to discuss stale reap
portionment. Sojourners Club Regular meet
Ing will be held Wednesday, Jan.
23, at the Wlllard Hotel with a
no-hostess luncheon at 12:30 p.m.
The business meeting will follow
at 1:4S p.m. with a social hour
of cards afterwards.
Recovering Ike Williams, well
known Fort Klamath resident, Is
Mr-Aviartntf . at. Hlllnlri Hnsnltnl
where he has been since Jan. 15
for medical treatment.
Te Hospital H. M. Oober,
Merrill, was taken to Hillside Hos
pital Sunday afternoon for medical
attention. His condition was re
ported good Monday morning.
Three R Club meeting will be
held at the Federal Housing Unit
Administration on Washburn Way
Tuesday with lunch - al 1 p.m.
Hostesses will be Ada Barlccn and
Betty Johnson, ,
Kike Square Dance Club Holds
Us session tonight Instead of Tues
day. Dancing starts at I p.m.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Initia
tion has been scheduled for Mon
day at the.KC Hall at S p.m. Of
ficers and guards are to wear for
mnls. Refreshment and entertain
ment committee consists of Mil
dred Smith and Ellen Ely.
Lost River Garden Club Janu
ary meeting scheduled for Tuesday
Is cancelled.
Joe V. Murphy Del Paso
Heights, Calif., was called here be
cause of the serious Illness of his
sister, Mrs. Virgil Winkelman, 300
Eldorado. He will also spend some
time with his other sister, Mrs. Joe
Breese, Woous. -'
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WELL DONE, DOC-Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Rochll of Middlclown, 0..
Iry to relax aboard the rescue train as it pauses through Sacra
mento, Calif., on its way to San Francisco. The doctor was one
of the heroes aboard the snowbound City of San Francisco in the
high Sierra ministering to the sick. Mrs. Iloebll acted as bis nurse,
liolh wore completely exhausted.
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LIQUID SUNSHINE-Motorists find the going slow at this Los
Angeles intersection after the Southern California city was
drenched with 3',i inches of rain in 24 hours. In this s-ction of
the city, deputies and Red Cross workers evacuated over 2000
residents. The two railroad lines into Los Angeles from San
Francisco were washed out by the downpour.
Service Heads
CoolonUMT
WASHINGTON W It appears
virtually certain the country's
youth will not be enrolled this
year in a full Unlvcrsul Military
Training program.
This was evident Monday after
the nntlon's top military leaders,
once emphatically in fnvor of It,
suggested a compromise plan in
testimony before the House Armed
Services Committee holding public
hearings on the issue.
The military leaders asked essen
tially that 60.000 of the men sub
Jecl to the growing draft this year
be permitted to volunteer Instead
for a partial UMT. The purpose
would be to gel baste machinery
oiled for the lime, in the future,
when full-scale UMT might be
adopted.
Chairman Vinson (D.-Oa.l of the
House committee said Sunday It
would be "relatively simple" to
get UMT underway on a limited
scale.
If Congress adopts the military
proposal, he said In a statement.
Ihe Defense Department could get
the program running within six
months.
Opponents of UMT begin testify
ing Tuesday when the committee
resumes hearings.
The Nntlomil Council Against
Conscription aimed a blast at the
program Sunday. In a 40-pagc book
let circulated to all members of
Conpresa, It said the basic aim of
UMT Ik militaristic dominance over
the minds of Ihe nation's young
men.
The election year Congress Is
believed reluctant to pull the trig
ger on full UMT for two main
reasons: Ihe estimated Initial cost
of over four billion dollars and the
controversial nature of UMT it
self. A number two can of peaches
usually makes five servings.
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Second Atom
Sub Planned
WASHINGTON (.ft Chairman
Vinson (D.-Ga.) of the House Ar
med Services Committee Intro
duced a bill Monday to authorize
construction of the Navy's second
nuciear-powcrea submarine.
The measure also Includes :
thorizatton to build giant aircraft
carriers one up to 60.000 tons cap-
aoie 01 Dcrtning atom bomb-carry
ing aircraft. .
The bill would authorize construe
uon ano renovation costing approx
imately one billion 150 million dol
lars. Vinson, in annnnnrinir thp hill
said it would permit construction
of 237,500 tons of combatant ves
sels.
This Includes two aircraft car
riers, four destroyers, four sub
marines, thirty minesweepers,
three destroyer escorts, two refrig
erated stores ships, two tankers
and twenty-three landing ships.
Also proposed are 450 landing
craft and 33 service craft of all
types, he said.
Tile measure also sets up a con
version program for 90.000 tons of
combat vessels two aircraft car
riers of the Essex class, two light
cruisers and six destroyer escorts.
Smooth thin-skinned grapefruit
with a russet tinge usually means
Juicy fruit.
Stir macaroni occasionally while
it's cooking to prevent sticking.
"Thoujht wt would be hcrt for
var but Rogue Dele. Realtor hsi
liltte) this property for SALE."
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Reclamation
Policy Hit
By Groups
(Continued from page onr
added, the Bureau of Reclamation
would pull off the southwest re
serve sump. then, the ground north
of Lower Klamath refuge.
The local Iz.-mk Walton League
chapter went even tron((cr, com
mending Secretary of Interior
Chapman and for his decision not
to break up the Tulana, lease Just
now termed the "teapot tcmpet"
generated over the decision not to
break up the Tulana lease "a sor
did buslnchs deal as to whom Is
lo operate In the gravy."
POOL PLAN
The chapter, In a letter lo Secre
tary Chapman, said its understand
ing that the per .ions who expected
lo be 'iucccssful In bidding for the
IS plots had the Tulana leae
been subdivided had a "gentle
men's agreement" to pool their
resources and farm the area In one
block.
The Izaak Walton chanter also
told Chapman It uuhpectcd that a
considerable amount of the Tule
wimp land was already being 1
farmed on a basis whereby an
eligible veteran fronted for the bid
and a non-cllglble farmer footed
the bill and did the work.
The chapter said it did not like
to see areas adjacent to refuges J
broken up. that it is not morally
rlKht o encourage a small farm
operator to put his money into an
enterprise where he might be
wiped out by the damage lecding
birds van do to a young crop.
"Farming In the sump." the
chapter wrote Chapman, "has al
ways been a race between man
and bird as to which will harvest,
the crop. The larger operators
have learned by experience how
to live with this competition."
The chapter pointed out it did
not champion the cause of the
larger operator over me smaller,
but that at the moment It seemed
lo be the only alternative to meet
a specific situation.
Sportsmen object to any cuiung
down of the rofuite because it
might wreck the balanco of the
entire refuge program in Califor
nia. Birds chased out of bower
Klamath and Tule early because
of lack of feeding grounds, they
claim, would descend upon the
Sacramento and San Joaquin areas
and Immeasureably increase the
crop depredation problem there.
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2244 So. 6th
Short Named
New Deputy
The por.t of civil deputy in the
Klamath County Sheriff's office,
made vacant by appointment of
James Murray Brltton as Sheriff,
was filled this morning through
appointment of Alton Andrew
(Shorty; Short.
Owner of a farm on the Mer
rill Highway, Short had been a
special assignment deputy of the
Sheriff's office for many years un
der Sheriffs Lloyd Low and Jack
Franey.
Short, whose stature of 6 feet
five Inches and weight of 240 pound
belies his name. Is 47 years old.
The late Sheriff Jack Franey re
ferred to Short and Britton, who
equals Short In stature, as his
"heavy artillery."
Short la married and has a four-year-old
son. Jimmy.
He is a native of Klamath Falls,
Iborn here In 1904.
Pond areas of the Tule refuge al
ready and farmed completely, they
point out, and some grain is left
standing to reduce depredation and
to add to the "pulling power" of
the refuge. Homesteading in those
areas would not Increase produc
tion, but would merely channel It
from the public into private good
and provide a chance to spend
more millions on a reclamation
project.
"Hot Flashes" Stopped
or strikingly relieved
In 63-80 of cotes in doclort'teitt
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GET THE PRES .r JavT atajaa1
The post of criminal deputy will
be tilled by Deputy Sheriff Joe
Madarua. who hold that position
under Sheriff Franey.
New Sheriff
Takes Over
Tenure of James Murray (Red)
Brltton as Sheriff of Klamath Coun
ty till Jan. 1, 1953, was made of
ficial In a swearing-in ceremony
at the County Courthouse this
morning.
Brltton succeeds Sheriff Jack
Franey who died Jan. 15 In Klam
ath Valley Hospital.
Brltton was appointed Sheriff by
the County Court early Saturday
afternoon, and the appointment
made effeptive as of Jan. IS.
County Cleric Charles DeLap,
who swore In the new Sheriff, said
a bond of SftO.QOO required would
be posted today by Sheriff Britton
through Lawrence Slater Insurance
agency.
Brltton's appointment will last
till Jan. 1, 1053, when the post
will be filled for a four-year term
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Annua! Meet
Set Jan. 30
The annual meeting of the Klam
ath Mert'hama Assoc, will be held
In tho Pelican Cafe, Jan, 30, 0:30
p.m.
Planned for this meollng la ft
round-table discussion on atoro
hours and holidays In 1953 plus
discussions on proposed promotion
for the year.
No tickets are being sold In ad
vance for the dinner and must be
purchased at the door.
through the general election this
year.
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