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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1954)
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Founder Of Hays Office Dies At 74 SULLIVAN, Ind. LB-Will H. Hays, 14, who led a predepression cleanup ol movie morals after uniting the Republican party be hind President Harding, will be burled in his beloved home town Wednesday. The man who served 24 years as so-called czar of the motion picture Industry died in the quiet of his home here yesterday. Once a Republican national chairman before he was 40, he kept an Interest in politics till death, though a heart ailment had made him an Invalid since Octo ber. Only in the last week did bis condition become critical. . Bis wife Jessie and his only son, by a former marriage, Will H. Hays Jr. of Crawfordsville, Ind., were at his deathbed. Through his years as a public figure in politics and the mo"c ' industry, he kept his home and law i office in &ulllvan and voted here. He had been In good health until a pneumonia attack a year ago, then returned from his New Yorkehome last fall because of his heart ailment. , His genius In reorganizing the Republican party in Indiana sent him up to the national chairman's job to reunite the party, still bear ing the wounds of the Bull Moose split. His success brought a landslide victory . for Harding in 1820, and Harding named him postmaster general. Hays left the Cabinet Job In 1922 to clean up the Hollywood film t Industry, then under a cloud of movie colony scandals. He served 24 years as the $150,000-a-year president of the Motion Picture Producers & Distributors of Amer ica; Though he retired from the Hollywood job to his law practice in 1945, the "Hays office" code of good taste In movies remained entrenched until recently; when signs of rebellion began to appear. New Elevator Plans Told TULELAKE Construction will start Monday on steel re-imbraced concrete elevators on the Great Northern Railway right-of-way, that will replace the laminated Irame structure owned by the W'i nema Elevators, destroyed by a million dollar fire last September. Bids totaling $350,000, were let Thursday, to the Woodland Mill Supply Company, Woodland, Cali fornia, i The new structure contains 26 bins will have a capacity of 320,000 bushels, - greater than the - one destroyed, and will bring the total storage capacity of .Winema Ele vators in the basin to an approxi mate million bushels. The installation will include equipment lor processing barley lor immediate use by malting companies. This will be the first operation of the kind In the basin. Unloading machinery will speed up truck unloading to a maximum of l'a minutes and plans call for two 'unloading pits and weighing sta tions. The elevators will Incorporate other late Ideas In grain storage and the owners will be prepared to clean other small seeds and grains. The company will buy, sell and store. Engineering on the locally owned plant was completed by O. D. Clark and Jerome A. McDevitt, consulting engineers, Portland. A new type of construction, slip forms, will be used and concrete will be poured continuously day and night until all cylinders are completed, according to Ivan Kan ura, co-owner and general man ager of Winema Elevators. The process will eliminate the "bogey" of dry Joints. The structure will be built upon piles, driven 90 to 100 feet Into the earth for the original structure. Completion is scheduled for Aug ust 1. Owners of Winema Elevators. Independent of Winema Farms, are Ivan Kandra, Stephen Takacs, Lee Dixon, all of Tulelake and Bernlce Taylor, Los Angeles. Winema Elevators has storage also at Malone, Tulelake, on the west side of Tulelake, at Merrill and Alturas. DROWNINGS SYDNEY, Australia Igl Heavy seas swamped a convoy of am phibious Australian army vehicles during a predawn exercise today. Four soltilers were drowned and four others were missing. God Is Three Ceo. N. Taylor First, as God the Father he wills whatever Is to his glory. Then, as Christ, the Son, he brings it to pass. Third, as Ood the Holy Spir it, he bears down until you know you are a sinner and lost. And Christ told His saved ones to go into all the world and tell all men that He had died for their sins to set them right with God. As they believe, God gives them eter nal life. After Christ's death for our sins, He as cended to glory. Satan could not bold Him In the crave. Having him as your own Lord and Saviour, Christ Is to also raise you. And may you become a believer and have that glorious resurrection, says the family that sponsors this space. ADV. ill to NEW OFFICE MANAGER at" th Chamber of Commerce it Mn. J. F. 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