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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1937)
PAGE TEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREUCHI jny";' im 'A program to tufit claimants low eligible for lump inn pay- bents under tht federal old-aic reneflt eyatem of the social aecur- 17 act vat announced Tuesday by lea O. Lipscomb, acting Klamath falli manager of the aoclal secur- fey board. Llpacomb aald his office will giske every reaacnable effort to beats potential claimant! and it pat them In preparing necesaary lorme for filing with tha aoclal tecnrlty board In Washington. Two typee of clalmanta are en titled to lump aum aettlemanta at (bla time. Thaaa are (1) peraona attaining ago 5 alnca January 1, 1117 who hare worked at employ sceote corered by tha federal old- Fga benefit ayatem and ( I ) the ee atea of worker who bare died tbla year and who worked at a aoTered amployment following lanuary 1. Lump aum settlement, laid Llpaoomb, will ba computed at I J par eent of wagea earned from Corered employment! between January 1, 1937 and tha SSth birthday or the time of death, al though account la not taken of that part of a aalary or wage from any one employer which axceeda 11,000 in any ona year. Under treaaury department reg ulation! an employer la obligated to report when one of hi worker! dlea or reachea tha age of 15. These employer report!, transmit ted from tha treaaury to aoclal se curity board otficea, will ba uaed la locating potential clalmanta and glTing them assistance. Llpacomb amphaalxed that lump um payments are In no way re lated to publio assistance for tha seedy aged which la another phase of the aocfal security act and la ad ministered through federal co operation with tha statu. Publlo aeelstance applicant!, ha aald. hould refer their casea to their local county welfare department. Recreation Notes Newt About Personalities and Events, la ease you savant seen It, va auggeet you take a look at tha display la tha window at SU Main street. Thla exhibit howa tha Tarlona typea of work dona la tha recreation camera of Klamath Falla. It la dona by children ander tha guidance of competent recreation workers. e a Tha summer recreation pro gram la made poaalbla by tha co operative efforts of tha clrle recreation committee, tha Klam ath Fall! school board, tha Worka Progress administration and oth er agenclea Interested ta child welfare. Several recreation cen- tare hare been established Inside tha city, and all are well attend ed by children who are anxious to find aomethlng to do daring the long summer daye. a a e Tha exhibit la made ia order to demonstrate that recreation aetlTltlea are not necessarily eon fined to play actlrltlea. Samplea ef sewing, cooking, elementary ana aavancea art, basketry, wear ing, shop and handicraft work tor both beginning and advanced groups aa well aa a host of other thinga are on display. Equip ment ana materiin uaed la tha nursery achool and even aa ei hlblt of a few canraaaea from tha advanced art group are shown. a a e Sunday wa aneaked out and at lenueu ins nan game. It waa a splendid game. Well played ana iuii oi eliciting momenta. It deaerred a much better gate aunougn mere waa really a good crowd In attendance. Aa wa aat there la the aun trying our best to protect our eyea from the glare of tha bright clothing of thoaa who aat In front of ua wa thought what a wonderful thlna ; It will be when thla fine bleacher is at last corered. when that ia aone. ona win be able to aea a aayugni game eren on a bright sun-sblny day In abso lute comfort. That la Impossible 'now. a a e While at thla game a little bird told ua that rery probably tha eorerlng of thla stand will be one oi tha rery first of tha pro jects to be atarted under the new building program of tha high achool. Olory be! We hope ao. It will be grand to ao to a haaa. ' ball game and really ba able to ; enjoy It. The only fellow who ia naeiy to Bowl about the new roof ta tha fellow who control! the market on shaded glasses. Watch gate recetpta advance. We will be able to aee the differ 'once and no mistake. e a e There la some talk also of erentually extending the high chool bleacher. Present plans-call for the addition of another lec tion or ao at tha north end of tha preaent Bet-up. We think we hare a better idea. Take It for what it la worth. How would it be. Instead of extending the preaent bleacher, to make port able bleacher. Bleacher! that can ba akldded around with a truck. In tha winter time place them along the east aide of the football field, which would dou ble the '50-yard line' take. In the summer place them behind the backstop and out the first baaa line of the baseball field. , Several sections of these portable . bleacher could he made for the cost of one permanent section similar to those now in use. aee One thing that make! a baie 1 ball game la the noise and exclte , ment. Baaeball (and Softball) , fana like to lit 'on the umpire's neck' or Just aa close to tha field t play aa possible. With a seating arrangement auch aa la described above, the gate will double. After all, It la the gate that determines whether or not a aport can go on. Now that the high achool. Itself, la plan ning the Introduction of base ball as a major aport there la all the more reason for giving the caah cuatomera aomethlng tor their money. How'a about Itt aee Incldently It la soon going to be tough for the chronic chlaeller who for years baa bean taking la all the major events at Modoc field without contributing a cent. Those tree planted around the bowl aereral yeara ago will be a part of the reason. This will be aided and abetted by a brand-new climb proof fence to atop tha eruaty gink who baa been coming la over the railroad tracks. Tep! Life la getting tougher and tougher. OFFICERS KD Captain Donald Barry of Sal inas. Calif., and Lieutenant Noel Walker of Bend have been ap pointed to Klamath rails Sal ration Army poeta. They will arlve in a few daya te take over the work which haa been done by Major and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, transferred to Santa Crut, Calif. Bring oa your old offensive; we are ready for you Radio challenge to Loyalists by Span ish Rebel Gen. Qulepo de Llano. Self-eutflclency la opposed to the basic Idea of economic life. Dr. Otto Nathan, New Tork TJnlreralty. Actor Joel McCrea Worried For Fear He's Too Normal By JOEL MeCREA Wiittea for United Press HOLLYWOOD, July 10 (UP) When I wss a boy the leading Hollywood hotela need to hang algna In their lobblea reading: "No Actors Allowed" and worried mothers herded their daughters Into eellara and attic whan film troupea worked ta the neighbor hood. Fortunately for ma and tha pro fession I hare adopted, thla atti tude towarda film playara la a thing of the paat. Actora, through the years, and an overnight change, hare attained tha atatua of human belnga. Only Pasadena, our neighboring city, atlll harbors thla old dislike for the film col ony. Ia the old daya (and please re member that I waa only a email boy) most actora and actresses embracing the new film Industry ware peculiar people. They were so low dowa la the entertainment profession due of course to their being ostracised by the theatre that they bad to attract attention to themaelrea. Some achieved prominence for themselves and the fledging Indus try by glamorous displays. Some were temperamental by necessity, none could afford to be normal. Thla brings to my mind tha ac cusation most frequently made against me. They say that I am too normal for the ultimate success in thla restricted little city of manic depressive. And I am afraid that there la considerable truth In this. For yeara I have worn neckties and hata when it waa distinctly unfaahlonable to do ao: I help my wife Into her coat, keep out of Jail, quit after the first beer and I have not complicated myaelt with num. eroua romance. ' Being normal out her la In It' aelf ao Indication of abnormalcy. It Isn't tor ma to aay that Holly wood ta a rlrtuoua paradise. We bare our racketeera, our pre tenders and a good supply of "heels," but what elty hasn't? And I am one who la willing to ad mit Its faults. Producer Oreen baum la apt to summon his ad visors to his sanctum and about: "Thla picture haa got to have the Oreenbaum touch!" and then add; "Hare yon any suggestions gentlemen T" Aa I aald before, my friends con alder me too normal. The com plaint, however, haa Its compensa tlona, maybe I'm the peculiar one: maybe there's a touch of cratlnesa la my abstention of chair throw ing. I'd Ilka to know. Some People Say How to be Just to all la tha democratic requirement of lite. Dr. H. W. Overatreet, College of the City of New York, e e e Localities and their aelt-rule no longer flourish. All direc tion of life proceeds from a cen ter. F. H. Stlnchfleld, president. American Bar Association. Ia the goapel of Christ to be preached In Germany, or are we to hear nothing but a German Chrlat from our pulpits? Friedrlch Dtbelius, German Pro testant church dignitary. A number of racanolea for aa llstment In the United States army are open at present, according to Sergeant Sam Glmpelsort, local re cruiting officer. Vacancies are listed In the air corps at Hamilton Field. Cel.. and In the air corps at Hawaii. Any man with the following trade specialties la eligible for enlist. ment In the air corps: gaa angina mechanic, carpenter, blacksmith welder, palmer, tinsmith, machin ist, or motorcycle mechanic Men who do not have theaa trade quail flratlona must have had at least two yeara of high achool. There are alio vacancies In the 19th engineers' eorps at Portland, Oregon. Complete high achool eourae la necessary for qualifies' tloa for enllatment la thla eorpa. Other vacancies are listed by Olmpelson aa follows: Infantry, coaat artillery, engineers, medical corpa, Hawaii, and coast artillery corps, rniiippine islands. Information pertaining ta en llatment In the U. 8. army may be obtained by calling oa Sergeant Olmpelson at room 104 of the Klamath Falls postofflce building, METHODIST YOUNG PEOPLE PLANNING PARTY WEDNESDAY The Young People's league of the Flrat Methodist church will hare a potluck dinner and aoclal evening Wednesday next begin ning at :30 p. m. Tha affair will be held on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Yaden. 101 Old Fort road, and will feature welner roast and watermelon feed followed by an evening of games oa the laws. All young peo ple beyond Ih high school group are cordially Invited. Thursday at 1:10 p, m. the Ladlea Aid of tha Firat Methodist church will bold Ita regular month ly meeting In tha parlora et the church. Thla will be aa Important meeting because of the election of ottlcera tor the coming year. All memnera are asked to be preaent Every visitor will find a cordial welcome. "ATt etaaa, MYlTa TMI SHOCK Of nDm YWsT HOME Irt ASMC5 WrOflT BC SO ' j oscat r rrw imveu with , rut-CMrnousc-iS-ACtOii 1insriKtr -non ou of net PHONe24a i SBBBBBBBWBsaBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBl Ah n t x i 1 -v We will pay a total of to get the best names for these little Snowdrift men You can quickly think of so many good names for the famous Snowdrift men. How would you like to be rewarded with real money for your idea? Read how easy it is to enter your suggestion. ' Special State Awards GRAND AWARD 5,000&e 4X4 OTHER CASH AWARDS 1T Mi Clifton chat of 425 AWARDS totalling $12,500 Th following award will ba mads for tha names si selected for tha famous littls Snowdrift mem 1st AWARD $3,000.00 la1 Aware $1000.00 e irt A wars' $100.00 a 1 Awarsa a $100.00 ewek 20 Awards of (50.00 each SO Awards of f 29.00 escb 110 Awards of 110.00 each 215 Awards of 15.00 each STATI AWAIDS 21 1st Awards 150.00 each 21 2nd Awards $25.00 each The mi. ewirde of 110 sad 1 reseerrivelr will be etvea fee me am raaimfea SBd the setoad best suasettioa received from Men of the following at elates- Vitsiaia. f-onb taroltea, Sourh Cerohea. Georsia. Florida. Teaaessee, Alabama. Miealtsipat. Loaitiaaa. Arkansaa. Texae, Oklahoma. Colorado. Utah, New Meisco. Ariaoaa. CaMof ais. Nevada, Waaaiaatoe, Orcaoa. Idaho. READ THESI RULES CAREFULLY I e-Tblnk of jtrat ttifHTwwt.oo for a-miri tbi litt It Snowdrift nta plctnrtJ hn. "Bika rrr", for ioi-ac; of tha "frcihovM Iwioi ; th "Cnamiartt Boti", "Sttow ' f J Goodnwi TeMfB."' Wma tout luctemioa on anr kind of paoT of oa tbo it our aslaak. Print plaioir tout a a aad eddreai of row trocac. - v MM OT -otrwonn. uawiM tna bhu itnp mat aaau aj iM laowdrm caa dtp pffchat portion of tha word, n a oo tba urio which Mr. "Wa lock ( all iti sooil au. Enclota thti tric of imp in otlop with tout aamt usaMiioa and addrtttaa. and mail to Award Editor. P.O. Bos 994, Nw OrWana. U." Thai cooatitutaa ao aotrr. Crimea will dm ba cooiiderrd anlaaa attrtal atrip accompaaJra aacb aaiaa auamuoi. . ur-i) avakaaw aw I If Uvjejus OOf MIip, 1 OC VaaSUOCaa OOJ OO Wip. ackaowladaad. and fa arrjra- frocer aa 10c as-Jnat tha pur uaaa. nf rh. U s..mhs taT acttioita. wa caaooc aotat into an (unbw cotrat poadaoca with aar aatraat. No aeur will ba iituud, 4e-ConttM cfotae an bat I tfc. 197. All enrriaf maat ba poarmarktd prior to anld- nr aatir, dulr accoenpaeied br mttal atrip, will ba acka wa will mail rou coupon acceptable by roar trocar C your oit i of 6 pound can of Snowdrift. Bacauta of tl 7'T" r ' n,r, Dtom in prnprrr ma wtaaon uti and snowdrift SalraCompany. Judgioa will b direcird by often 1 1 of tha Calkina Hnldan Ad-armin Aaac7. New York, and of the Pirraerald Adartiain Aacncr of New Orleana. Dcciaioa ot tha tudsca will be fenal. Anyone may aubmit (uiBeitinna. in conformity with lha rvlet, eicept employeea of tba Wetaoa Oil A Snowdrift Paopla. tbir advartiiiaa uasciat, of Dupllcata awardt will ba made Is eaia of daa. A complats Uat ef wlaaen will ba pntv lined ai aoon afta daciaioo aa pouible. State awarda wJM ba mada only to antranta from atatat Kited la tbli advertisement, bat tht J3 other prize, are open to any one ia tba U.S.etxept atfpaciaed la alula No. 4 Hare'a how afmpla It la. Ws will I psy well for oimei for these active little Snowdrift men. Sural Ton can thiak of a suggestion f ' We're willing to pay total of $11,500 to (et these names. Aad wa want Too to try Snowdrift the ery nicest shortening yon ever used. Of course, you're familiar with these famous little men la Snowdrift advertising You va teeo them for months on the billboards and in tha oewspspers, up to their tricks ia sunshine, rain or snow. They're all-weather boys, just like Snowdrift itself. You'll get doient of Ideas for name from this litt of SnowdrifVi features. And rnn mora, when you use Snowdrift and see Its goodness and helpfulness. Snowdrift It para, waoleiosse,el.Tesetehle shorten! us. All ita soodnavs lockae ta. Fresh whtn opened, fraah to boMOBS ef esa. f opda mada with Snowdrift have deaf, fretb Savor star frtsh longer. snowdrift el wars eivcs same enlforta si Snowdrift is alreadr creamed foe roa. and b.?term n"- M' Usbter deaak gaowdnft stands fcigh tempentans vHtboM bareina. iaowdhft mekes crisp, brawa crasta aoael lestim ead diiettible. " Snowdrift can be ased over and over la Arise. ''' nvvBI OUOTIVaS 'TlB., Iiahtar. better caka and hot bread. Snowdrift la tha beat imurance roa can bur fot Soowdnft creams eaaily at all (eroperatartt. ucce.iful cooking. aoowdrift comet in economical i and 6 potaad air fight etna, at well aa 1 and pound cant. Snowdrift it iba aupranelr aatrtodjsaal Mpeopl7 ' tooi "kBr""" Vettoa Ofl Grottn arerrwbara know Snowdrift aad raw No need to make extravagant claims fot Snowdrift, Millions use It arerr dav. Tha more Snowdrift you use the better you will like It, Try Snowdrift and see for your, aelf. Look at its pure, white freshness. Stir its whipped cresmy consistency. Snow drift is .- ao all-vegetable shortening. Youlf find it supremely digestible whether you bake or fry with It. And you will never experience any nnpleasaot frvinc odor when vats aaea tnnvl.if.'. .M ...... kl. r ' ' , , "" 0f Sn?wdrif . loclted-ln-goodnets today. Don't run the risk of delay efcf.t?..?" "lVi10 rf oppormnity. Writ down the suggestion yoa think best fot naming tha little Snowdrift men. Send It la now. Every suggestion must aU lutoaimi" " "rip f"m th Snow,rift aa wnlcn M, w ' ' BIflZ ,B'!7 wi" cl"'o''ga sod la doing so, we will msil you coupon your grocer will accept-as 10c oo tha purchase of your next S or 6 pound can of Snowdrift. WESSON OIL AND SNOWDRIFT PEOPLI, NEW ORLEANS, LA. ENTRY BLANK MINT SUGGESTION KKSS Award Editor P. O. Bos No. 994 New Orleans, La. Here Is air snssesfioa foe amine tee little I now. drift ansa. I eadoee strip froas Snowdrift caa rova iTatrr, city bm stati addsui voua oaocia'i hams VOUa OROCIS'S ADDKUS I MONTGOMERY WARD Wards Announce Complete Lines of Modern Equipment For SUCCESSFUL FARMING MODERN...! Wardi Combine Heavy Duty with Light Draft WARDS MOWER $10 DOWN $9 Monthly Plus Carrying Charg - v With Steel Wheel 12 a Spring Clevie- Coil spring absorb Jolts and Jar asy on team. a Transmission AU gear fully enclosed, running in oil. 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