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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1941)
PAGE EIGHT THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON April 24. 1941 April U. 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE POSSE PLAIUS ENTRY IN ROSE FESTIVAL Tha Klamath County Sheriff Posse will ride In the Portland Itoat. festival on June 14 and IS, It was decided as the posse opened practice here this week There were 22 members pres ent at the first drill practice of the season Wednesday evening, following the opening meeting at the Wlllard hotel Monday night when plans for the year were mapped out Practice for the Portland ex hibition will be held every Wed nesday evening at 6:30 and every Sunday at 11 a. m. Other plans include a breakfast ride from the Sunset Horse ranch on Sun day, May 4. at 7 a. m and a dinner meeting In uniform will be held at the Wlllard hotel at 7 p. m.. May 8. Steel Worker Sleeps Once Too Often GARY, Ind.. April 24 HP) Archie Holik, 27, Gary steel worker, doted twice while driv ing his automobile Wednesday. The first time the car ran into a swamp In Hammond. It was extricated by police. A short time later It hit a tree on the outskirts of Gary. Holik was killed. Newspaper Men Urged to Act for Country's Good NIW YORK. April It W The nation's leading newspaper editors and publishers were told Wednesday that "In these latter tragic days of the world, there is for all of us but one para mount problem, and that is how to be of the greatest help to our country " Members of tk American Newspaper Publishers associa tion, meeung in their 85 th an nual convention, were addressed by their president, John S. Mc- Carrens, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "It la time for us who con duct the newspaper press of the United States to put all we have at the t e r v e a of our country, the final bulwark of liberty on this planet," McCar rens said "Was ever so God like an opportunity?" McCarrers said he was aware that the nation's newspapers "continue to be plagued by many problems problems of the col lection and editing of news. problems of advertising, prob lems of circulation problems of steadily rising costs." But these, he told his fellow newspapermen, must give way before the paramount problem of aiding the country. "To do ourselves simple Jus tice we have been confronted in these latter years with tough er publishing problems than Journalism has ever known," McCarrena said. "It Is no exag geration to say that the Ameri can newspaper moved through a social revolution In the 1930's. the like o! which we did not expect at the outlet and the extent of which la yet to be measured some years from now." The convention heard numer ous standing committee reports at the morning sewlon and se lected a nominating committee to report at tomorrow's closing meeting. Verne E Joy. Centralis Oil.) Sentinel, was named chairman. Other members aia John D. Ewlng, Shreveport (La) Times and Prank S. Baker, Tacoma (Wash.) Ledger. If usual convention procedure Is followed. Waltei M. Dear, Jersey City (N. J.) Journal, ANPA vice prealdert, will suc ceed McCarrena as president. Cranston Williams, ANPA general manager. In addition to submitting his own leport, read the report of the committee on supplies of which Jnnn It. Blake, of the Scrlpps Howard news papers Is chairman. Because of defense progrsm demands, the latter report sug gested that publishers continue six-month stock of materials where practicable to build up Inventories. "However, the committee does not advocate excessive inven tories with their attendant dan gers but urges against them," the report said. "Unless pub lishers have done so, It la es sential that a dependiible source of supply be sought out and hold." There was no Indication, the committee said, of any lack of necessities for newspaper pub lishing at this time, Elks Oratorical Contest Scheduled At Chiloquin High rmLOQUlN Tha Elks ore. torlsl contest was to be held Wednesday nlrht at p. m- at the Chiloquin high school gym. Bttittenis conipeung in urn sum test are Kloyd St. Clair. Ada f.i.Mm.lli Rnu Mere Rlrhards. Lois Loosl'ey, Lewis Pohll and Marilyn Felrtnrj. The contest Is to decide who will represent ChllcMiuIn In tha cuiinty contest to be held May 1 at Klamath rails. Winner of the county contest will compete later In the state meet. Last year Bobby Burns won the local contest. PORTLAND, April 24 WV If this makea you sneete, see your allergist the hay fever la on and this Is one of the worst Portland and many other sections of Oregon have ever known. It Is not as bad aa it sounds, however University of Oregon medical school experts say they have been checking on pollen In the air for only elifht years, and It's tha pollen that does the damage. Ordinary years, with the nor mal amount of rain, greased microscopic slides exposed to outside air for 24 hours will show a pollen count of perhaps 100. This year It has reached 000 and In the country might go to 6000. Allergists say the present hay fever season Is thst of tree pol len, with willow, hszel, birch, alder, poplar, ash, English wal nut, maple, box elder and oak the big offenders. It will end some time In May end be succeeded by the grass pollen season, carrying on into mid-July and featuring the nar row-leafed weed, English plan tain, as tha prima sneeze brlng-er. Oregon has no third season, which Is tha time ragweed blows In eastern states, provid ing the fall handkerchief-end- whoop time. For the householders- peace of mind, allergists deny that ornamental trees and flowers cause much hay fever. Less showy flowers cause much more and tha wild daisy like wee. dog fennel. -Is worse than any domestic flower. PETAIN IS VICHY. France. April 24 (VP) Chief of State Marshal Philippe Petaln quietly observed his 83th birthday today. Coy Appointed to Defense Position As Liaison Officer WASHINGTON, April 24 ) Wayne Coy, of Indlai.i, has been appointed by President Roose velt as his special assistant and liaison officer between the White House and tha office of emergen cy management. The White House also an nounced today that President Roosevelt had put Harry L. Hop kins on tha White House pay roll at 110,000 a year as supervi sor of the lease-lend program. The OEM, a White House ad junct, la tha top administrative agency over OPM and other emergency activities. Coy will receive $0000 a year. He will take over the duties now performed by William H. McReynolds, presidential admin istrative assistant. McReynolds, who has been doing double duty In the defense setup, will con fine his activities In the future to personnel matters, his origin al assignment. Coy, now assistant to Paul V. McNutt, federal security admin istrator, recently was appointed by the president as chairman of a three man board to Investigate the adequacy of transportation facilities to meet expanded re quirements from the defense program. Coy said today he would ask the president to wlthdrsw his nomination to the board because of the Impossibility of carrying on both jobs. It wss said the president would comply. Petitioners Call Back Smoke Blanks PORTLAND, April 23 (UP Petitions asking a referendum on the 2-cents per peck cigarette tax and which had been mailed out to 6000 tobacco dealers were recalled today. The state retail grocers asso ciation said It had discovered a typographical error In the peti tions. It said corrected blanks would be mailed dealers throughout the state later this week. LaGuardia Says U. S. to Extend Offshore Defenses OTTAWA, Ont. April 24 (UP) Mayor Florello LaGuardia of New York. City, chairman of the United States-Canada Joint defense board. Intimated Wed nesday that the United States will extend Its offshore defenses some 000 miles from each coast and Canadian sources specu lated as to whether America shortly will undertake airplane convoy of supplies pert of tha way to the British Isles. "When we speak about off shore defenses we are most real istic," LaGuardia said In an ad- drees before tha Canadian Fed eration of Mayors. "I he offshore defense, as wa visualise It, la defense of our shores three hour distant from our coast. When I say hours, 1 mean by airplane doing 320 m.p h That is our Bt. George day massage cause" of the British. 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