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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1941)
March 20, 1941 THE NEWS AND. THE HERALD,' KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.' PAGE FIVE JKnillMRFR . '-SIDE GLANCES .:.. nr-v' r1 u"n,,IUL" Bill m WTh ibb ? 7 V-i X-WSCTF 5 AGRICULTURAL J ! Wt MS 1 i W ife ITU I nnrain Mn a Dig uri- hi w Vfc r W' I -XMtVVIK I IB I s. mm aa mit zy:-ZiX;j-S,4Z..& f 1 a - owKTa.w.iia.T.iittlliMe. J " S 4 The Klamath basin's bis Pgr I Inillural district was viewed .fwlth Interest Thursday by Deloa IJamri, manager of the agrlcul- atliral denartlnent nf lha United F$ States chinibfr nf commerce. Following trip over the dis trict, James met for round table discussion with grangers and othrra interested In the farming business in thla terrl-torjr. Ed Geary, director In charge of agricultural activities of the Klamath county chamber of commerce, wai In charge of the netting and accompanied Jamea n the trip. Secretary Earl C. Reynold! and County Agent C. A. Henderson were others In the car. The United States chamber of ficial wat taken to Wocus manh, north of Klamath Falls, and then through the reclamation project south and east of Klamath Falls. Weather conditions were Ideal for the trip and the local men said the visitor appeared very favorably Impressed. At the round table discussion, Jamea gave information on the national agricultural outlook as he sees it from the vantage point of his position in the United States chamber. He also asked questions about the local farm and livestock situation and sought opinions on general agri- 'cultural problems. California to Need More Men For Plane Shops SACRAMENTO. Calif.. March 30 UP California already has received Sl.00U.00u in defense contracts and will need approxl mately 75.000 men to add to the aircraft Industry and 80,000 to tha shipbuilding Industry with' In- the next six months, R. G, Waganet, director of Uie state department of employment, re vealed today.. Wagenet returned from con ferences in Washington to an nounce that there was a national campaign to register at public employment service offloea all of the skilled workers in Die na tion In the airplane,- shipbuild ing and metal trades Industries. , ana airecior sam mere is a distinct feeling there are large numbers of men In the nation who hare valuable and exten sive experience along these lines, who are now engaged in other : occupations, or perhaps have retired altogether. Ha added: "Many persons are not work ing at their full skills, and all of this group are urged to register with the employment service of fice. "It should be understood, of course, that registration does not mean an Immediate Job the purpose; of the campaign is to ad vise government officials how many skilled workers are avail able,' and the skills In which they are able to work, so that they may be called upon at a la ter date It needed." WRgenei said tnai lz.ouo men n California are undergoing nvi nam iiih Mn:i,v n- dim try work, mostly in the air craft Industry. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., (T Bad weather handicapped the St, Louis Browns so much that Manager Fred llaney has given up hope of getting his entire pitching staff in shape for the opening of the American league season and has singled out Elden Auker. Vernon Kennedy, John Niggellng, Fritz Ostermueller and Jack Kramer for steady work. "Old Berkley has been (tuzxling lea and dropping hit aitcbe ever since he took in those little British refugees.' NAZI MOD E A fa. hies, bom In Vienna Is this evrnlna dreas of royal Mae with slit skirt and a detachable apron luale of alai i it allk. 8hown during Vienna rashloa Week. CARD OF THANKS Good friends and neighbors: Please accept our heartfelt grati tude for the high esteem shown our mother and for your as sistance and sincere sympathy at the loss of our dear old mother, Mrs. Minnie Flackus, who after a successful and extremely long lllo finally had to obey the Inst call. We thank you, good friends, each of you and all of you, the members of Hilrtcbrand grnnge. the members of the Dairy friends and the old pioneers of southern Oregon for the many magnifi cent, most beautiful floral offerings. William Flackus, Charles Flackus, Theodore Flackus, ' Emit Flackus and our families. "Fake Holdup" llefterlbed In lleddlntf Cane REDDING, Calif., March 20 (At Details of a "fake holdup' In which records of the Construc tion and General Laborers union (AFL) were stolen in an alleged attempt to cover up a shortage of funds, were made known here at the trial of two union men charged with conspiracy to com mit grand theft of union funds. Defendants were E. H. Mc Afee, business agent of the un ion, and his brother, Willis Mc Afee, former business agent Richard Brennan, president of the union and "victim of the holdup, testified that he had left union hall here last Oct. 23 with brief case containing money, checks and union record books He said a nun with a gun got in his car, forced him to drive out of town and took the brief case and car. The union official said he la ter recognized the voice of Lyle Ross, a laborer who had come to union hall, as that of the man who robbed him. He said he had Ross arrested. The next witness was Ross, who told of going to the hall last July seeking employment and getting acquainted with Willis McAfee, who "suggested the framed robbery of Brennan." Ross quoted Willis McAfee as saying union -officials in San Francisco wanted to examine the record books because all expen ditures could not be accounted for. There was a reported short age of $:1000 in picketing funds In agreeing to rob Brennan, Ross aaid Willis McAfee prom ised to "arrange It" and see that he got $200 for the holdup. Ross then related how he climbed In Brennan's car in front of union hall on Oct. 23 and drove out of town with him. He said he left Brennan afoot and drove back with the brief case, which contained some cash, checks and record books. Ross said he kept the cash and turned the - checks and record books over to Willis McAfee. He said E. H. McAfee later made him a shop steward. " In a previous confession, Ross said E. H. McAfee tried to induce him to commit another holdup later. LOS ANGELES, m Strong ! Man Lou Novikoff still Is the1 weak sister of the Chicago Cubs batting order. So far he has made three hits in 23 times at bat. Try the Classified Ada. 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