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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1941)
May V. IUI THE NEWS AND THE KIRALC, KLAMATH J ALU, OHZGOK ?ACS 8SVEK PRAGUE GETS ADDITION FOR SCHDQLbRDUND 8PHAGUE RIVER A real aetata transactor! of Interest to Sprague River people was the recant acquisition ol eight loU In front ol the SpraKuo Rtver school by tlx county school board. The lot were purchased from the Western Cilirs, Incor porated, Uirough thrlr local sent, Ben Wolford. The addi tion gives tha 170 school chil dren a safe and spacious play ground. Heretofore cara have pad scrota thli public property, f-rattle have been paetured on It end trash haa been dumped there. A clean-up and fencing pro gram will begin Immediately. I'retent plana call for .the plac ing of Veneer cort poata every alx feet with a cable threaded through the top part of the posts. The poata will be painted aluminum color. One of the biggest problem) of the echool haa been the lack of smooth playground space. Cara have been driving through the school ground and during muddy weather have cut such deep ruts tn the ground that play waa almost impossible. The acquisition of this property will allow the local school authori ties to close the ground to traf fic except on special occasions during dry weather. A row of treea will be planted complete ly around the grounds afford ing shade and a windbreak for future years. CITY BRIEFS HIGH SCHOOL Newi Notes and Comment if June Micfielien Improving Howard Mitchell, 3310 Orchard avenue, la recov ering at Hillside hospital from ear lout - Injuries received last reakeadtn an automobile acci dent near Tulelake. Mitchell Is an employe of the Lamm Lum ber company at Modoc Point. Visitor Clark Turner of Ala meda, Calif., well known busi nessman of tha bay district, was a visitor here the early part of the week at the John Harris home. Turner continued to Portland where he i to be mar ried this weekend. rirst prize checks of 4 were presented to Verne Dean Maggs, advanced clothing; Barbara Da mon, homerrutktnf 4; and Janet Patterson, homemaklng 3, Wed nesday evening, April SO, follow ing the second performance of the third an nua) Montgom ery Ward-Home Economics de partment cloth ing contest. Other win ners were uuu follows: Advanced clothing, Domicile Wlshard, (2; Velma Fink, bouquet of carnations; homemaklng , Mary Kelley, $2; Evelyn Wilson, bouquet of carnations; homemaklng 2, Bar bara Halvorsen, 11; Suunne Mtchelson, bouquet of carna tions. The money prim were pre sented by Montgomery Wards; the carnations were contribut ed by Moclltr's Klamath Flower shop. Margaret Wllkerson waa chairman of the show. Janice MacDonald. club president, gave an Introductory address. Peggy Keating acted aa narrator and Betty Yadon aa pianist. Also on tha committee were Helen Russell, Orlena Whitcomb. El len Sutton, Donella Wlshard and Louise Howie. Mr. Pearson of Montgomery Ward's presented the prices. The contest and a style show were given twice Wednesday for the Girls league at one o'clock and again that evening for the Parents and Patrons. It was then that the prizes were awarded. e On May 14 El Rodeoa will be distributed. All work on the book itself ia completed; the staff is now working on cir culation. The annuals will be distributed in (he same manner aa they were last year. In the book exchange and El Rodeo room 314. Two things that make the book, which ia 20 pages larger than any previous KUHS an nual, outstanding are the facta that the order haa been com pletely changed and that snap-J shots record every school event. Never before haa your re-i porter heard an adviser speak i so highly of student as does! Clifford Howe of Helen Cox, an-: nual editor. Helen planned the whole book last summer. Rowe also remarked that the annual would be a surprise to him when ft come out. He hasn't written on bit ot copy and hasn't even seen most ot it. Jerry Ann Denehi will be crowned queen ot the 20 30 track meet Friday night. Jerry Ann poled 380 vote; Roberta Tucker. 870: Virginia Howard,' 318; Joanne Hamilton 300. A slate and a book used by the blind are on exhibit in tha El Rodeo case. These were brought to school by Wendell Smith, English teacher, and were used by hit mother. All English classes In school took tha annual English achieve ment testa on Thursday. These diagnostic tests are similar to the Oregon Stale entrance exam. From the results, fresh men, sophomores, and Juniors will be divided into the A, B, and C English classes for next year. Dance Postponed Announce- - merit was made Thursday the Amaranth dance scheduled tor May 3 had been cancelled. PTA Notes BONANZA Bonanca PTA held "Dad's Night" at the high school gym on Saturday evening at o'clock. A short business meeting was in charge ot President Betty Pepple. The officers for the coming year will be Mrs. Betty Pepple, president; Louise Bar num, first vice president and Madge Monroe, second vice pres ident; Ruby Arnett, secretary and Margaret Freuer. treasurer. Following the business meet ing, Mrs. Fred Rueck introduced the speaker of the evening, Hen ry Perkins of Klamath Falls, who gave an interesting talk or various laws ot Oregon. ' Later In the evening refresh ment were served to the 3S guests, under the direction of Mrs. Lizzie Schmor. The PTA will not meet again until some time In August. THREEFOLD Cherokee Indians of North Carolina are wards of the federal government, citizens of the state of North Carolina, and a corpo rate body under the state. Investigation Aiked After Convict Guilty In Alcatraz Scrap SAM FRANCISCO, May 1 JP) A federal court Jury which last night convicted Henri Young, 39, of Involuntary manslaughter in the knifing ot a fellow con vict at Alcatraz, today asked Washington officials to investi gate conditions at tha Island prison. Paul Verdler, San Francisco merchant and foreman of the jury, aald the six men and six women on the panel declared in the petition they were "con vinced that conditions in this federal prison are unbelievably inhuman." Verdier told newspapermen and attorneys in the case ot the petition which, he said, was tele graphed to Attorney General Jackson, J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the federal bureau of Investi gation; James V. Bennett, direc tor of the bureau of prisons, v Justice Frank Murphy of the supreme court, and the Califor-I nla congressional delegation. The verdict against Young, Spokane, Wash., bank robber; charged with the murder of Rufus Roy McCain, another bank ! robber from Oklahoma City, car-1 rles a maximum penalty ot three years. AS SEEN IN VOGUE M -A" . (a - 1 -a as. geaa sal . VITAL STATISTICS BRINEGAR Born at Hillside .hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., BVlay , 1041, to Mr. and Mrs. R J. Brlnegar, 328 North Elev enth street, a boy. Weight: T pounds 11 ounces. A crooked line la the shortest distance between two pints. WHAM Fine For EllCUDGIII f Classes A Day-Big Hefp! Ttrink lit th wtUr you tm twtari ? It esn'i hurt you ntl vm hlp flimh out your km nave drink Dlatn faiicM water )t'J a food ai any. I' you hv kidney kftt ciualnf tilting up niihU. brkch, putty area and wf)lem anii, water )on m7 not be tnoiiffh, what fait otay nt ta potent but harmlraa dturelle nd attmulant. pgr Fara, m)lna mt felke wllh knT n M4wt ralt liava seeel fleU M4at learlea nil l.afwaif frrit mavlKtw a favmala af Or. 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