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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1954)
THURSDAY, MAY 13, 11),r)4 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE ' : ll ,UM , . SSSf STENOGRAPHIC STUDENTS of Klamath Union High School who art galling practical fiorience In of fico work at the chamber of commerce and the Camp Fire Girls office, met for uncheon Monday at the Wineme Hotel. Each girl works a half day for one week, then doet return stint to perfect weekneitei. The program wai itarted here many years ago. Mn. Aletha Shannon it commercial teacher at KUHS. Here are members of the class II to r) Ruth Moak and Annette Jacobs with Mrs. Shannon. Other members of the clats at the luncheon were Gwen Balliet, Terry Borgen, Jean Busen, Clara Cabella, Pat Collins, Florence De Rosier, Gloria Hoeffler, Lois Hustead, Jean Jameison, Geraldine Loomii, Kathryn Lundgran, Sheryl Met ier, Marlene Moore, Lois Fasstett, Alice Thorne, Kathleen Valdez and Laura Wilcher. Canadian Cities Face New Floods VANCOUVER, DC. W A warm, 24-hour rain which pelted down on miowk1 o v e r e d peaka In British Columbia's Interior, hax Kilt alreaina nnd creek boil win over their bnnka and raited the level of giant rlvera. The niiow, lying In unaeasonable deptha. Is melt Inn rapidly under the onnlauKht ol rain and warm teinperaturea. Already, Mill Creek, Renaia; Creek, the Kettle Rrver and other I small waterway are over their , banks while at Mlaaion. B.C.. the end of tidewater, the Fraer River ! haa risen 12 Inches In 24 hours. Mayor Fred Jackson of the Frav 1 er Elver town of New Weatmln ster, said the litest word he has , received from the provincial gov-1 rnmnl Is Hint a definite change In weather In needed to avert more aerloun Hooding, "We nerd wrm weather ami then a cooling-oil period," he said, "Evervthlnic wli( to a bigger run-off than durlnir llMB" In 104)1 a Into run-off cour.ed floods which did 30 million dollars dntnaiio and sent 18,000 persons fleeing- their homes. This year, Kelnwna, Is the first town to report Hood damage as Mill Creek flooded out six blocks of residential area, In the center of the city, loppujB small bridges FRIDAY SATURDAY ICDlimQCOfl genuine RAFFIA ORIGINALS hand made Floridaire wedges . with foam cushion insoles , . . constructed of featherlight hand-braided imported Raffia . . . Friday and Saturday only at the amazingly low price of just . . . 599 VAN ORMAN'S 527 Main, Klamath Falls and forcing RCMP to throw up Kelowna la about 250 miles east protective roadblocks. of here. insseafHlIIBSaBsi IQQYMBIlilB Sen. Hoey Dies After Long Career lly I.KWM Ut l-K'K WASHINGTON Wi Sen. Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina, an "old school" Southern gentleman who spent a lifetime In newspnperinK. law and Kllttc.i, died yosterday. lie was 74. Distinguished by a courtly man ner, flowing white hair and .'rock coat, he had served In the Beualo since 11M5 alter a term as governor of his stale. He win probnbly bent known lor his chairmanship of the subcommittee which Investigated the 1 percenter scandals III the Trumsn administration. Hoey was the filth senator to die In this Congress, one of the live, (ten. Willis Hmtth, was also a North Carolina, Ueinocrnt, The Henato lineup now stands at 41 Democrats, 47 Itepubllrsiu :md I independent. A Democrat will cloubUrwbo rrainril to fill Hoey' place. "Dr. Oeorge W. Calver, physician to Congress, said llnuy aHrcnlly suftered n stroke and died in hii sleep about yesterday afternoon, lie was lound seated at hla oil Ice desk, not long alter he lind attend ed a lengthy committee session. "He went the way he wished." nald an aide, who recalled Uie sen ator saying that when he died he hoped 11 would come suddenly and while he was active, William B. Umstead, North Car ollua'a Democratic governor, will name Hoey'a successor. Unoftlrlal speculation centered on Clregg Cherry of Clastonla, a former gov ernor, and Carltalo Hlggtns of Wlnston-Halrm, a Democratic na tional committeeman. Umstead himself lind no comment. Born at Shelby. N.C., Dec. II. 1877, he set out In the business world at age 1 as a printer's as sistant. Four years later he bought a county paper, which he edited and published for Die next 14 yeara. Ho will be bulled at Shelby Saturday alternoon. SACRIFICE! MUST SELL! "VW -awiaoaaje" r. -j;n2Vi9-a This lovely, well built, comfortable 3-bedroom home ap praises for $1 1,500, owner has been transferred out, will sacrifice for $10,500, All hardwood floors, Youngstown Kitchen, electric hea't, plastered thru-out; gracious large slia living room, dinette in kitchen, large plastered garage. 75 foot front, 140 ft. deep, nearly all in lawn. Terms end financing can be arranged. See this lovely home at 1421 California, or phone 7586 for Information- and appoint ment. , of f 1 1 mmmm i ! 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