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By JEAN OWENS
Gradt cards were received yes
terday by students, who followed
a moamea a scneauie auring
our morning classes in order to
secure our cards shortly after 8:3(1,
Those students who received hon
or roll grades are signing the list
with Miss Orph Hudson, after which
the list will oe puoiisnea.
Tomorrow evening; at 6:45, the
National Honor Society will hold
their formal banquet in the Pelican
party room, with an' Initiation of
the new members who were re
cently admitted to the group.
Student Congress met Tuesday
morning during the activity period
in the County Library. President
Tom wells announced that ail stU'
dent body committee chairmen are
to make reports of their groups
duties and projects ol this year in
order to set a pattern and assist
next years' student committees.
The nominating committee met
this week to consider nominees for
the ensuing years' student body
officers. April 14, a student body
assembly will be held for the pur?
pose of announcing their choices
for the nominations, and at that
time nominations from the floor
will be accepted.
Campaign speeches by the can
didates will be given in a student
assembly April 23. The actual vot
ing will be April 24, and the run
off election will be April 25. Mcv
2. at another assembly, the new
officers will be installed. Our elec
tions are, of course, by a secret
ballot. Student now may mark their
"X" on the ballot in private vot
ing booths which were added to
the tudent body equipment several
years ago.
, Tomorrow their will be a "B"
schedule because of the Boys Al
liance bmoser. The price of ad
mission, which is fifteen cents will
be .paid to the sixth period teach
stay in their homerooms.
Plane Crashes
Kill 12 Men
TUCSON, Ariz. OB Twelve
military airmen were killed in two
plane crashes in the Southwest
Wednesday.
Eight died in the flaming wreck
age of a B-29 bomber from Davis-
Monthan Air Force Base here and
four perished in the crash of a B
47 stratojet bomber from Kirtland
AFB on the edge of Albuquerque,
N.M.
Both crashes occurred shortly
after the planes had taken off
from their bases.
The B-29. with one engine dead.
was trying to return to its base
when it crashed, exploded and
burned in the desert five miles
from the base.
Names of the dead In this crash
were to be released sometime
Thursday. Major Maston Jacks.
base public information officer.
saia.
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VIRGINIA
Klamath Falls
By TB Association in Oregon
By WALLACE MYERS
Attractive younit Vircinia Obere
has had far more than her share
of tough luck. But she did have
one lucky day back in November
oi lint.
On that particular dav. the Tn
bcrculosis and Health Association's
moDUe x-ray crew was working
at Klamath Union Hich School.
Virginia was a senior and on the
staif of the KU paper "The Cra
ter." X-ray day found Virginia
busy trylnir to beat the Crater's
deadline. . . So busy that she de
cided she wouldn't take time to
have one of the free chest x-ray
pictures taken.
But Howard Holt. KU Journalism
Instructor then. Insisted that Vir
ginia visit the x-ray center and
fortunately for her. she did.
The x-ray picture meant nnlv a
few seconds dosuw for Virginia
that day but it was fated to
mean more than three vears in a
sanitarium for the unfortunate
girl.
However. Lady Luck must have
prodded Virginia into having the
x-ray examination: if she had failed
to do so she would probably be a
bed-ridden invalid todav. instonrf
she is today a sparkling and gay
young woman enrolled in business
college.
The mobile x-ray examination at
school revealed that Virginia was
In the initial stages ef tuberculo
sis. Virginia and her Darents. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Oberg. were
amazoi to the point of disbelief, i
Virginia had shown no symptoms
and was feeline fine at the time
But further examinations confirmed
uie iuioings or me mobile unit.
Wheels turned auicklv. Th m
and Health Association and the Ore
gon Health Department cooperated
and within two weeks, Virginia was
comfortably settled in the Eastern
uregon inoercuiosis Hospital
The Dalles.
Today, thanks to the skilled and
expensive treatment in the hospital,
Virginia Is home and preparing for
normal ousiness career. And
that exDensive treatment Hirln't
cost her family one cent, thanks to
the TB Association and the state of
uregon.
The pretty little blonde tells of
her hospital life with a glow of
warm thankfulness. She speak;
with marked enthusiasm of the vo
cational training and recreation of
fered patients at the Dalles. The
hospital, Virginia explains, not onlv
works toward returning patients to
tneir nomes . . it strives also
to prepare patients who need it for
a supporting job when they are re-
leasea.
Virginia actually managed to
complete her high school work in
the sanitarium and was allowed to
visit home a year later and receive
ner aipioma at KUHS. In the san.
itarium, Virginia's plight came to
the attention of a former state
nign school principal who was also
a patient and he became Virginia's
private tutor so that she could
complete ner nigh school reaulr
ments
If you would like to help the hos.
pita! at The Dalles, by the way,
Virginia says the patients want
books for their library. And they
would especially like to have nnv
old Jewelry or mountings. Vocation
al classes remake the old iewclrv
mtu sen ji.
Other patients make n little mnn.
cy py making and selling leather
worn, anmea articles ana such.
Virginia was a euest of the Klam.
ath TB Association Board yesterday
at ine ooaro s montniv meet ne
Then she voluntarily visited the
HeraJsj and News; shes grateful
for the help she's received and
KF Man On
Texas Duty
Sgt. Norman L. Wilson. Klamath
Falls, has received a Texas as
signment with the Air Force Hu
man Resources Research Center.
Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cam
eron 8. Wilson. 1510 Carlvlc St.
will report late this month for duty
with the Center's Personnel Re
search Laboratory at Lackland Air
Force Base, Snn Antonio, Texas.
He will administer apparatus tests
to military and civilian applicants
for pilot training. He received his
new assignment after serving in a
similar capacity at the Center's
Personnel Research Field Section
at Sampson Air Force Base, Ge
neva,' N.Y.
He is a 1940 graduate Of Klam
ath Union High School. ,
PORTLAND Wl An ftdvlsorv
committee Wednesday recommend-
ea a i,3uu air raid warning sys
tem for Portland.
After testlntr a number of sirens
the committee decided on a rota
ting, engine-driven tvne and re
commended that seven of them be
installed tnrougnout the city,
OBERG
Girl Aided
she wants people to know what tha
TB Association and the state of
Oregon are doing for persons
stricken with tuberculosis.
AMERICAN CHINESI
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Yours with
Dairymen Plan Meeting Tuesday
The Klainnlh Counlv Duli'vincii'"
Aasoclntltm lilts sclirdulod a mrct
ln for ' TuOMlity, 10 a. in., at the
Wiiiemn.
Tlie nierling, tailed bv Pres.
Lntvient-e CleiitRlity, Merrill, will
touch on marketing, ntmtiiM and
1000
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