Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 07, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE IIET5ALP AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAV 7, 10r2 Opening of New School Gym to Br RUTH KINO Klamath Falls lolki will have an , cpporlunity Thursday ninht to help teachers and patrons of Shasta tchool, 1961 Madison, In the South suburbs, celebrate completion ol one of the finest new elementary school gymnasiums - in Southern Oregon. Every modern feature designed for architectural perfection has been Incorporated In this latest ad dition to a bulldm? bulging to the rafters with five grades, first through the fifth of active boys and girls. The addition. Including the 61x53 gymnasium, hug? stune. two lava tories, kitchen, cooler room, stol en) room, movldes (or two more classrooms converted ftim uio old basement playroom. Acoustic properties In the gym nasium are as nearlv perfect ns 11 Is possible to provide in such a structure. A combination of alumi num foil Insulation, acoustic tile in the ceiltnc and slotted units around the wall are expected to provide excellent sounuing boards. Laminated (glued) wooden truss es from apex of the ceiling' to Hie floor, cross supports that drop Into steel saddles and two inch thick planking support the .-oof. Children arc now using the gym for educational ino'.i.'.u pictures, physical ed classes and other rec reation acuities. Plywood panels, In natural rubbed finish, line the lower portion of the walls and the saran construction has been used In ths kitchen. Soft pasiei Kreen uun i u-1 . i tv- u u the redwood trusses. Provision has been made on the stage for adiustable backdrops ann scenery. Floor of the court is map le, the stage Is fir. GADGETS In the air conditioned kitchen, new gadgets make the cook's life a bit more tenable. Feeding 300 ravenous youngsters in 45 minutes. 6 days a week is quite a stint for Mrs. Merle Brown, head cook, and her assistant Mrs. I-ouise Cunning; adjustable utilities. Plates pop up on a spring from a cylinder to keep them at a consistent height, tables can be "adtusted." d;trs c)c with magnets, the latest Inventions for Value Sets Sale Price Far Off PORTLAND I A value of $405,000 has been placed on timber lands at Gold Beach, Ore., which two Indians sold for S135.000. The Oregonian said Wednesday. The newspaper said it had found the estimate had been made by the U. S. Forest Service. U. 8. District Attorney Henry Hess has filed a suit to nullify the sale. Alter the timberlands were sold by the Indians they were re sold to a white man. The PorUand Trust bank alse has a suit pending to nullify the sale. The bank is the conservator of the Indian's property. Churches Attack Pari-Mutuels PORTLAND IT! A committee from the Oregon Council of Chur ches has mapped a program in Its fight to outlaw pari-mutuel bet ting in Oregon. The committee met here Tues day and reported that it would attempt to put the anti-gambling measure on the November ejection ballot by initiative petition. Petitions bearing the signatures of some 26,286 registered voters must be filed by July 3. " fef h Never Foihionobfe You need a itim, trim figurt to lack your best i.i loteit styles. New H u easier for you to lose those extra 812 pounds that liavt stood In your way to a i stylish figure, more fun, more romance, more admiration, mere happinsti The Sensible Kessamin Pla; WORKS TWO WAYSi oeCoTgt yiif Down Your Weight! Wonderful , w& New Keuamln $'' wf'Sk Flan Httpsyou ift&'r;,ii lose Excess fl f fy, , Weight Easily fc'Jffitfj Exorciie,No Starvation Diet, felsVX. 1. Helps curb oppttite. 2. Helps provide the needed j vitamins, minerals and proteins to make up for what you miss when you eat lets! FREE rOR THE ASKING! Vol. vable booklet, prepared by a phyiU clan, tells what to do to start losing weight pi once. Contains suggested diet. Ask your druggist. No obligation, (Not for Glandular Obesity.) KESSAMIN REDUCING TABLETS LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Drugqiit 2212 So. 6rh Ph. 4321 be Celebrated air conditioning v.' dows and lots of light make Jie ' tchen a work able area,. Chairs used for piopi-ams end other meetiiiss on the kviu tlcir, scoot out of Eight ueiicnth the stace almost like magic vl(h the help of heeled cans, A rubber ctated ramp from lower level to the cafeteria prevent spills: the huge cold room holds an appalling amount of food, niuctr of it pur chased for 'lie school lunch pro gram by the federal government VARIETY Exterior of the building Is brick veneer on two walls, redwood on the other two. A porch roof without visible suppoil, 8 icet wide and 90 feet long is one ol the amnslnc architectural features of this new addition. Howard Perrin, Klamath Falls drew the plans: Ernest J. Hcpp, Medford contractor, did the work, started last Septemcer. The proaram for open house to be hehi 7:30 p.m. in the gymna sium will lnciude the mvocatiou by Rev. Keith Fields, uastor of the I uiuie jjnpus. cnurcu, welcome oy tnon risnoeca, scnooi principal; Introduction Of the local school board. Dr. Joseph T. Riker, chair-i man, Stuart Balsiscr, Mrs. Earl anenoan ana me president 01 snasia rrs, Airs, jonn insiey. Members of the county school board. LeRoy denser. Chiloquin, cm,,,,,,, Rav Garri5on. Don Col well, Klamith Falls. Elmer Lem- ler. Merrill and Cecil Haley, Bo- Mr Henn t-nntmnnr' nd Howard Perrin will also be Intro duced. Carroll Howe. Klamath Countv. school superintendent will speak briefly. There will be music direct ed by Mrs. Charles A. Henderson. Klamath County Music Supervis or, the Shasta school rhythm band, the Henlev High school band under direction of Richard Hannon and refreshments by the PTA. Eleven teachers are now em ployed and two more will be add- Acuity next fall FOSTER'S CAFE 3 miles North on HI WAY 97 will be open soon! WATCH for NOTICE of Opening 9fh and Pine S 1.87 14$ 1 ? M fl 0830 Kill " J ' f1 fill ' ' ''''' ' ' WARDS PRICES REDUCED Save on Sturdy Work Wear - IT 5 Truce Talks By ROBERT B. Tl'CKMAN MUNSAN, Korea Wl Korean truce talks sank to an all-time low Wednesday after the Communists rejected the Allies' "clear, final and irrevocable" package proposal. The official Allied spokesman said "there Is nothing left to discuss." Top negotiators of each side told the other: "The next move Is up to you." Agreement appeared so remote the United Nations Command pro posed an indefinite recess of armi stice talks. But the full delegation will meet again Thursday at 11 a.m. at Red insistence. Negotiators abruptly ended the secrecy which had shrouded the talks since the Allied package deal was presented April 28. In Tokyo Gen. Matthew B. Ridg- way promptly announced the vir tual Allied ultimatum. THREE POINTS It Is a three-point package: 1. The U.N. Command would re turn 70.000 of 133.000 captured Chi FREE DOG LICENSES MONO KONO tn-Domi trrvlnr witn Her Majesty s armed lorces iwlll get free licenses from now on. i ThA om.-i.rnmi.nt nnW hnaraunr was not all-inclusive, il specified that the doc must actually be .serving. Troop mascots will have to have paid licenses. A RARE GARDEN BARGAIN 1,000-Bloom "Miracle Mum" Hardy Ptrtniiral Grows Anywhtr Plant Through May For Suinintr-Fall Blooms Hundreds of blooms each bush from first planting. 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