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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1954)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Church Meet Eyes Problem No Pinch Yet, But Sniff Okay LAKELAND, Fla. Wl The Florl' Irrigation Gets Priority TORONTO W Representatives of recommendation, worked out by a two-year study commission, which would unify and standardize a wide range of church functions. WASHINGTON tfl -r- Irrigation projects will be given high priority begin construction on eight new projects. The remainder was ear of the United Lutheran Church In America met Wednesday to decide whether their church needs more in the next Congress, chairman da Citrus Commission is going In for a new sort of perfume designed marked for continuing eonstructloB A. L. Miller (R-Neb) of the House Interior Committee said Wednes day, Miller said in a statement that the eight new starts approved by the last Congress were the most new fdderal projects approved in any one cession sinee he came to Congress 13 years ago. He said the last Congress gave " a sympathetic ear" to Irrigation and reclamation and that 'the ad on 44 projects. central direction. The denomination, with 2,150.000 to make citrus fruits smell more "That was the key and histori members, is American's largest like citrus. Escaped Convict Arrested Again Lutheran body. cally controversial question be Dr. Everette M. Burdick of Coral Gables has produced vials of liquid fore the denomination s eight - day 18th. biennial convention. . COMING HOME TO14YO W-The 301th Medium Bomb Wing, the last remaining with orange, grapefruit, tangerine, lemon and lime odors. As 667 clerical and lay delegates LOS ANGELES (.V) The arrest from the United States and .Ca of Melvin H. Logan, 33, a convict nada gathered for the opening ses sion; one churchman phrased the problem this way; Frank D. Arn, commission director of merchandising, said the who escaped from the Oregon State Prison at Salem, Oct. 8, 1951, was announced here Tuesday by the FBI. Logan was working at a lumber mill under the name of Bill Rosa, FBI agent John F. Malone report ed. B29 group in the Strategic Air Command in the P'ar East, will commission will buy several nun It's s matter of whether we're dred dollars worth of vials. Field ministration gave Congress Its sup port." Miller said about 358 million dol lars was appropriated for such projects, including 8 !i million to going to ' be a church or an as return late this month from Kin, men can either squirt the liquid on citrus displays to attract customers or use the vials to interest the trade. , i sociation." awa to the Vnited States to be re- TJp for consideration by the con equipped with B47 Jet bombers, the vention was a sweeping series Air Force said today. 1 iVT V5rv: Hl' ; 8 v aLrwlfci i , Oh''.. HOW A PIPE ORGAN WORKS was shown when Ernest Armstrong, left, dean of the Klam ath Falls Chapter, American Guild of Organists, demonstrated the technique to (I to rl Guy . Staiger, Chiloquin, Mrs. Ivan Riffey and Mrs. Wendell Smith, Klamath Falls, jnside the pipe or gan at the Christian Church. Armstrong is organist at Immanuel Baptist Church. Photo by Miller-Williems Sheepskins Left In Dusty File PULLMAN, Wash. Lfl Wash ington State College said Wednes day It has about 20V unclaimed diplomas dating back to 1901 sit ting in the registrar's office col lecting dust. Registrar Claude Simpson said one diploma, filled out in 1933, is marked "hold for discipline", but that he figures the man must b: cleared by now and can come get it. Most of the unclaimed diplomas were held lor the graduate'a home address which never came, he said. MIGHTY PoPNAH ! 7 MCDO-LAND W v "Mao, when you taste Texas Pecan Ice Cream you'll know you're really livin'. Open-fire roasted pecans smothered in rich, ft ; creamy ice cream . . . even a Texan will admit it's only the best tastin' flavor in the whole wide world!". V f . TV . ' ItW . T , Jt f V i V,.C .. ' , ." 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