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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1956)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Civil Service Reveals Jobs from (3,690 to $3,410 a year, with i $5,440 and $6,390 a year, depend- Amplications for anv of these later than October 29. 1956. dl-tService Region. Federal Office no experience required for the ing upon qualifications, with a nun- positions must be postmarked not I reeled to the Eleventh U.S. Civil Building, Seattle, 4, Washington. lower grades. Entrance salaries for inium of five years experience information specialists and traffic or comparable academic back and transportation specialists are I ground required. vi, jflr; if x -a Orv. u The Eleventh, U.S. Civil Service Region announced that applica tions will be accepted for clerk and for information specialist and traffic and transportation special ists for duty in various federal agencies in Idaho. Montana, Ore gon and Washington. Entrance pay for clerks ranges EISENHOWER DOUG r.1etlAV '. v A AND DO IT V ----- -v.:, ...w. I I lnTlllfi ? Ill tUli iJhrTTTIiw SLAVERY RING BROKEN ROME If! A white slave gang which employed pretty young Ital ians as dancing girls and then forced them into prostitution in the Middle East was broken up by police Thursday. Police an nounced the arrest of Gianni Al ceo of Rome, a former vaude ville acrobat, and said he headed the gang. ONE OF KLAMATH FALLS' FIRST LETTER carriers will re tire from the Post Office Department October 31 after nearly 46 years' service, Russell L. Griffith, who has been assistant postmaster at the Klamath Falls operation since 1922, came from Portland In 1916 and was one of the two carriers employed when city delivery was launched here. He started his postal career as a special delivery messen ger in Portland and was later advanced to the post of substitute carrier, Griffith resides at 411 Oak Street end . reports no particular plans for the future except ... lots of hunting and fishing. Forest Service Pilot Job Open Applications will be accepted until October 22, for airpfane pilot for duty with the U.S. Forest Serv ice and other federal agencies in Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington, announced the Elev enth U.S. Civil Service Region. Entrance pay is $6,390 a year, with a few positions having less rigid experience requirements starting at $5,440 a year. Appli cation forms or information are available at any Post Office, and applications must be directed to the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1218 S. W. Washing ton Street, Portland 5, Oregon. muir Council, Knights of Colum bus, as hosts. Lorlan Biddy, grand knight, stated plans are made to make this an annual event. A program of special interest to the boys has been arranged during the break fast. Quota Club Sets Meeting The next regular meeting of the Klamath Falls Quota Club will be , held at noon at the Winema Hotel I . on Tuesday, October 16. The ninth anniversary of the , club will be observed on that date V and a special birthday party has been planned by a committee con sisting of past presidents of the club. All but one of the past presi dents are still residents of Klam ath Falls. In charge of the pro gram will be Alice Vitus, Cardula Eells, Joy Rolph. Ada Sproat, Nadine Colvin. Helen Majors, Edith Lantz and Vera Chase. The committee promises a sur prise treat and urges all members to attend. Catholics Set Youths Fete DUNSMUIR A communion breakfast will be given for high school boys belonging to the Cath olic Church at the Hotel Duifs muir on Sunday with the Duns- Half an hour of free fun Come in and well thow you how to play organ muiie -in just 30 minutes! You don't have to read noiet, or take lesson. Just sit down at the Hammond Chord Organ, and amaze yourselt One finger of your right hand plays the melody. One finger of your left hand presses a button for a rich, full chord. 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