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1MB KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
August 11, 1933.
STATE CORPS
PREPARE FOR
DRUM CONTEST
Tb crowning vnt of th
19JI Legion convention held at
Klamath Falls thli week will be
th annual American Legion
' etate championship drum corps
contcat to be tuned Friday night
at th Klamath county fair-
'' grounds at :S0 p. m. Thlt con
teat la alwaya on of th most
apectacular and thrilling features
of every American Legion con
rentlon, whether state or na
tional, and never falla to draw
the largest attendance of any
areat oa th antir program.
This vear aom of th finest
drum eorp in th atat will
compel tor th championship
honors and th handsom silver
trophies to be awaraea wnicn
lnclad th Clifford W. Brown
trophy, th Bealey Military tro-
' phy and the Kltnata Post tro-
1 phy, th latter being a per ma-
' sent award. To th champion
drum major will be presented a
KuiiHrui baton and to the win-
' ' nera of th individual drummers
and buglers contest on of the
' finest drum and bugles obtain
able. Competition for all of the
i ikn awards nromlsea t be
Vm, and the anecutor are aa-
! eared a wonderful exhibition of
skillful military maneuvers auu
martial music excelled only br
national convention.
Coateet FteM Uchted,
aontaat field will be bril
' Bently itlnminated by hug 1000
i watt Hood Ughta through an ef
fective lighting system devised
' ar th local Copco lighting x
V aert and ia expected to render
every detail of the Intricate drill
' movement Tialble to the entire
audience. Th effect of this ar-
tidcial lighting upon th vari
eolored nniforma of th marching
organisations la aald D
f. eight of a Hfetlme.
Bealde th ecmpetlng dram
H eorp, th famous Salem corps.
national enampiona or u mtr
Iras Lesion, will give an xhl-
aitloa drill oa th field. The
ialem corps woo the national
ahamploaahlp at Portland last
year and will soon leave for Chi
cago, when thl year s national
v American Legion convention will
be kld In conjunction with the
World' Fair. Th Salem aorpa
'- la to compete at Chicago for the
aattonal honor again tola year.
The people ot thta community
are Indeed fortunate to be able
to aee tha national champions,
:" who have spent more than ten
years at Intensive drill to ac
quire th military and musical
perfection which they now pos-
aee. Since the national conven
tion mat year in Portland the
' Salem corps has been drilling
X four and five times a week pre-
, paring tor this year's contest la
Chicago.
Qraatta Paaa Cnlque,
' Another novel feature will be
Hi "Cavemen" from Grants
Paaa, who will show th spec
tators how drum corps perform-
f d rn prehistoric days. Tha
i Kiltie band, from Ashland, the
only one of tta kind In the state,
will also thrill the crowd with
.an exhibition drill, marching to i
th skirl of bag pipes. Th ant-
form for this band were lnv
ported from Scotland at a cost
at 1100 each.
1 There also wiH appear the lo-
aal dram corps for a short ex
hibition during th program.
Thia corps waa only recently or
ganised but local people will be
pleasantly surprised at what can
be done In such a short time.
The Klamath Falla drum corps
expect to be among the leaders
am the state contest next year.
!' la the grand stand will be
the official Legion band of SO
pieces from Albany, which will
entertain the crowd during in
termissions.
The closing feature of the
, aught a program ia the annual
massed drum corps and band ex
hibition ia which all musical
organizations form on the field !
at one, a colorful spectacle
wnicn at never to be forgotten.
ixcai people who plan to at
tend the drum coma contest Fri
day Bight are urged to atart
early to avoid traffic congestion, I
a an indications point to a rec-
ora-nreaking crowd for this out
standing event.
iong had been a eloaa friend of
Irving Berlin, the alley' fore
most composer, and prior to his
retirement waa a member of the
firm of Watterson, Berlin and
Snyder.
i
Utility Business
Pledges NRA Aid
The full cooperation of tht
aa and loetrte utility tniJuatry
In tha prldrnl't cmtrttency re
employment pro tram waa prom
ied to National Recorery Ad
ministrator Hugh B- Johnson by
a committee constat. nc ot George
B. Cortelyou, president of Edi
son Electric Institute. Floyd L.
Carlisle, chairman of the special
code committee of the Institute,
and Herman Russell, . chairman
of the special code committee ot
the American Gas association. ,
. j
The whistle of a locomotive
ean be heard one and one-half ,
miles In the air. '
OUTSIDE HELP
NO TINTED
FOR HARVEST
SALEM, Aug. 10 Ml Oregon
does not need outaid labor to
complete seasonal hsrreetlng this
summer and fall, a report is
sued by Stat Labor Commis
sioner C. H. Oram reveals.
Ther ar many unemployed
In th slat at th present tlne.
While hop picking will absorb a
large number, there will be no
occasion for Imp ting help.
Gram said copies of his report
would be went to the official I
ot Washington, California t
Idaho.
PoHhtl Has my
; Reports to Cram list Is re
numbers of unemployed - many
sections ot the slat. Rom of
then will b put to work soon.
Portlsnd sdvl.es that 17,600
heads of families and t.Ovo .-1-msrried
men ar unemployed
there.
Within a tew days between
00 end SOI) growers of the
C.reaham vlclnlly will release
their wirkers. A few ar to be
retained for th cucumb r bar
rent. ,
Salem reports 100 unemploy.
ed persona, more then enough
to hsmtte all incidental jobs un
til hop picking starta late this
month, Practically all h p work
ers are already booked. Oram
Id he hd been advised that
approximately 12,000 persons
would b emnln-M pi,-kl'i hops.
"Loral help la mora than suf
ficient to take car of nrrsent
need. report!. CnrvnlH whore
10
Min.TTOTTRKT ....
. - ........ Aug. jv
(P) Armed French troops were
,( .t.tlnnlul ......... . .
... ,uu7 db me
oerman frontier near here as i
nrPCflllHnn an.1,.) . I) j
- 1 1 '- p.-
gresslons of German Nazis such
uv.uica van; una year at
Huningue.
flmnll itAlnrhmenli fn.M ft...
Miilhous garrison were sent to
nuninaue, nemos ana uaalampe,
where only Isolated mstoms
posts previously were maintained.
At Hunlngiie they are watch
ing the bridge where Chancellor
Hitler's brown shirts staved sn
anti-French demonstration late
In February shouting tnunts.
The troops were sent at re
quest of the border -ipulntlon.
More than 200 Nazis were re
ported to have marched to the
middle of Hunlnsrue bridge Feb-
rttarv 9 1 ,ln.lnH t
n,n.i,K wr-,11 . IIIHIIIl
ttkn. ,11..- I. . - I
ki't-r Aiir., riuuce mail pro
tests to the League of ..utlons
and German government.
Old Tin Pan Alley
Veteran Is Dead
NEW YORK, An. 10 IP)
Henry Watterson, 60, who died
last night, went far afield of
Broadway's Tin Pan alley when
he retired to chicken raising on
an upstate farm, near Saratoga
Springs.
The reterin music publisher
approximately B00 ar onom
ployed, denplt th fart f U
train harvest Is :, under v.-
Th prune harvest , . j in fur-
niih occupation for a number of
theee.
No outside help will he re
iiuh I at uraitta m accor. t
to a report from ther which
lists 350 unemployed. The pear
hiim-Nt will a.isorb some ot the
2000 unemployed reported t
Mcdford. The Medford report
anld about half the unemployed
there w-i-e getting along on part
lime Jobs, while, tbn others aere
dependent upon relief.
"Th wheat and alfalfa harvest
In th I'rndleton. district atlll
leaves a slack of soma 400 un
employed. "Th local labor sup
ply is sufficient to take car of
th needs of th district," the
roundup town reports.
WASHINGTON', Aug. 10, (U.R)
More then 11. 500 Amerlcsn
famlllea left relief rolls during
July, reports from 45 represen
tative rttles showed today.
MOLDS TO HEAR
Retail grocer who desire In
formation, euggesilont or com
plaints concerning th operation
of their business under the Mi A
should lake such matters up di
rectly with Karl 0. Heynolds at
th chamber of commerce. Roy
Carter, chairman of th grocers
stated.
Carter declares h was elect
ed rlialrinun of the retail grocers
before Reynnlda was appointed
as general chairman and that all
matters rnnrernlna rrnhers of
his onanliatlnn ahiuld be taken
directly to Reynolds.
Interpretations of the nallon.il
recovery administration will be
Issued throuah the chamber of
commerce office coneernlna'
President Roosevelt's re-employ
ment atreer- nt slarMnf th flrsl
of next week.
Information c incoming th ap
pointment of local duratlonsl
and publicity cot r 'tlees has
liven received at th chamber,
according lo Reynolds, secretary,
selector! as chairman of th local
organisation by Hi nalloual ad
ministration.
Loral commute appointments
ar expecled lo bs ninil by Rey
nolds and his public works
board nest week. Itnmedlatsly
after th appointment ar made
local work w ill be started.
Returned from llrnrt C. O.
Ross, charged In the local Jus
tice of peace court with defraud
ing an Innkeeper, was returned
front llend Wednesday and plead
ed not gulllv before Ju.Uo w. II.
Ilarnea. The complaint was
signed by K. 0. Jarruo of 134
South Wlvlh street. A hesrlin
for Rosa hat been set for Mon
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today. Note the unusual decoration of quilted maple on the
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AuRiiat 10, II, 111
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He,'$ Reel Vclool
Rig New
Elect rie
Washer
$56.95
$5 Down
Dom big waib fa
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pits fab give (knil
with board art ion.
Ceu riot bet wbit
r! ha big-(mU S
aheel caparlty.
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Sale! $5.05
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preel Wankeaas
Bags la tJU aad ne
rd Bstverns. Raaiea,
vl Th prie goa
UP ah
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211-229 Main St.
91 Down,
art Mnnthly ,
Rlversliles are
larger llian nmilnr
lilllliinns, Hllimitli.
er rlillng. Igniter
neniliiK. Hoe them
on this aieely bike
with Its flashy -rlirnniliini
plnllnu,
II elei-trlc horn,
heaillight and (nil.
Ilglit. onr price
snvea on fs to
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