December 2(1, 1035
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
CITY BRIEFS
Mnlln Cow1!' Miirry Mis An
na .mm', iliiiiHlilnr of Mr. mill
Mm. V, mm', linmino llm In lilu
if I vii n I'litntmilt, ion of Mr. uml
.Mrs. A. I'l'lrntuik, on Durtinilii'l'
113. Aftm' I tin nirumniiy Ihn
yiiuiiK roiiiilii Icfl fur I wo
wi'ulin' 1 1 li In hoii I hoi ii f'nlircir-
In. Tlmy will in uk ii lliclr lioinn
at Mnlln.
VMI In Ori'it'Mi I'lly Mr. mill
Mm. I!, II. Hunllng nntl sii .liilin,
Hiii'iit CIii'IhI imiH vIMIIjt .wwllh
i'i'IiiIIvkh In ( ) i ku 11 I'lly. Mr.
HllI'llllIK I'i'IiiiiiimI litimu-Mulliliiy,
uml Mm, I lit I'll ! iik uml ioliu .will
i iiln iiwuy unlll cmly , J41UI
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If I'l'iiin rlrliiiiil A linn
O'liilim, rnin nf Mr. uml Mm. T,
William (I'lli'luii, In vIkIIIuk 111"
pun' n in nl I hull' Iiiiiihi on I'a-
' t-1 f l- Tl'ITIM'll. Ilu HITlVlill lll'I'C
'riiiimliiy f i id HI. John's unlvur
H I ( y , (,'iilli'iinvlllii, M Inn.
Aiiiiiiiiix o llli eh of Htm -Mr.
ml Mm. I.. II. Kuan nl 2111" Or-
t'lllllll IIVIUIIIII llll 11(111 IH'll lilt) 11 rl ll
iif h nun Thursday iiiuiiiIiik ul
llllltihltl luiailliil. Mm. Komi win
l.iinnlla lliiiuirl unfiim Iiit nmr
rliwu. lA-nvo fur lilnlio -Mr. mid Mm.
Ilnwnril llnriillliu'l a'l Ulllu
daunlitnr Hully, l"fl Thursday fur
Musriiw, Iclii., wlmrii Ihi'y will
n.i'iiil noti.rnl days vlnliliiK Mm.
Ilnrnhlsiil's slsttir, Mm. Frank II.
ltolilnstm ami tnuilly.
To IU-nhl llfrf Mr. ami Mm.
Curl Urhiiniru'liKr. who wi-ru rn
otiiily inarrlfd nl WIIIIsIiiii. N.
1)., nro iniiorti'il to urrH'u Imru
miily iioxt wonk lo muko Ihi'lr
lioimi.
mii for HI. I'nul -Mr. uml
Mm. H""vo lluiiiiii'y mi'l Imhy
diiuKlttur nml Dr, W. H. Humany
Iiiivii li'fl for lr. Iluiniioy' hntim
In HI. I'iuiI, Tlmy pl mi l" ro
liiulu thuro soinu Hum.
VMmr llt-rc Mr. ami Mm. l.
II. Iludlfy of I.odl, Calif., urn
liomlliiK Ihn chrlri:inaii holidays
Willi Mm. Iladlfy's slnltirs, Mm.
(Iimna Wood mid Mrs. W. H.
1.0 wa. In Klnninih rnll.
Ilrr From Kwjfnf lr. and
Mr. A. O. VVnllur and rlilldron.
Fnulorlrk, C'olrr and Sully, aro
TlnllInK In Kliiiiiaili Falls over
llm Christmas liolldny with Mr.
and Mm. Frnnk Janklns. at 230
1 tloy atrenl.
Mnrrlnuo Announrpil Mr. and
Mra. J. K. Hlnfford of 198o Man
tnttlla atrnol have annotincwl the
mnrrlBK of thnlr itiitirhii-r. Mlaa
Ann I. Hall, lo filnn I.. Mlll'T.
at Vancouvnr, Vah., Unci'inhor
21.
Hplrllunl HrlPiire flitirrliThn
imual aludy clnaa will lio Imld
thla (Thurndny) ovviiIiir, 8:00
o'clock, al llio home of Dr. M.
Mnmhall. 4I Plnn atrncl, to hn
followod by a pntluck PI'r.
Miriam Circle MncM .tn.. Thn
Miriam Clrrln of Ihn Klmt I'roa
hytiirlnn church will mnnt at llio
linmo of Mm. A. Theodora Hmllh
on Friday, Di.ciMtilmr 27, al J: 15.
A gift excunnxa will ba unjoyed.
Vlalf In Houlli Mr. and Mm.
John MrCowu of tho McCown
Studio of DancltiK ara apnndlnK
Ihn liolldaya In Hun Krnnclaro.
Thn aluillo will riniinui Ita ri'K
ulnr acllvlllna January .
Mil rr lid At Ilrml Wlntar F.
Knlxht and Anna Ituth MrVniin
wnrn married nl llnnd on Dnccm
htr 24 by County Jutlne C. E.
l.yon.
Vlalla In Kvcrvtl W. P. Mc
DonouKli, etuploya of the (Irnnt
Northern, apoul Chrlalinaa In
Evnrotl, Waal).
To Hrtnrn Hnlnnlny Mr. and
Mm. Karl Hmltli will return Itoma
Bntiirdny from C'olvlllo, Wnah.,
whero tlioy have boon apondln
Chrlalinaa wank.
Court House Records
Hecroo
Flral Nnltnnnl bnnk of Klam
nlh Fiilln vnraita Kllnabulh D.
Stawnrt at al. Ilcfentlmita do
ornnd to hnvo no right In certnln
real proporty undor queatlon and
enjoined from asserting any
claim In mild property.
Mnrrliiuo ApplliAllona
Charlaa II. Mack, 27. Klnmuth
county onaeaHor, to Vlrulnla Loo
Hone, 23, Klnmnlh Falla llouao
wlfo. C. N. Mcl.ono, 2S, Mnlln ln
boror, to Kmlier Tlllliiirn, 27,
I'lirknton. 8. D.. tenclior.
Plo D'Ollvo, 24, Klnmnth Fnlla
lithoror, to AiiKellna Ulovnnlnl,
24, I'ollcan City hotisewlfo.
tuner al
ANDHUW C. KSKILDHEN
Andrew C. K!lldsen pnased
away nt Ilia roHldnnco nenr Mt,
lloliron on Monday, Hoc. 23, fol
InwIiiK a lnli'f lllneaa. Hu wna
a native of HJorrlnn, Denmark,
nml was ngod 68 yonra four
niontha and 20 dnya when cnlled,
Tho doeenaed camo to, this coun
try In 18113 nnd lintl realded nt
Mt. Hobron for tho pnt 21
yenm. Ho loavon to mourn hlB
piiHHlliR, li Ih wife Ida; six ilililKh
torH, JCHllitir, ltlindn, Milium,
Allah, Cnlhryn, anil Annnr-rono
noil, Slnvo, nil of MU-iiulirou.
Cul.; four liroUmnt.Sinvo of
lliuiiona. KumtiiH, J(ilirT(nJttl,j)olia,
III., I'ctnr of Pan Yii, N. Y
nntl Thomna of DorrlflTcnil.i ono
alalor, Mnrlo PctlorSJiIo't Don
mark. Tho romiilii"'TWf,lii tho
Klnmnlh Fiinornl . ymrrn? 82B
IllKh slroot, wlinro frtrrmWHiny
cull. Tho fiinarul 'norvleo-'-wlll
ho bold oil Tliurilnyr-l)oo 28,
from the Coiiiiuiiiilly-.,l)ll..l
Mnrdoel, Cal nt 2:00 ., ta
Orra Wetldle and Lostcr V. Huff
fnn of the Drothron church of
ficiating. Commltmnnt aorvlco
nnd Ititornient will ho In tlin
I nlmvlow cemolery nt Macdnel,
tin I. Frieni'.a nro rupectfully In
vllod to attend.
from I ,n Iiit Unwind Crawford
nf llm ('nil it l.ukii pink wlnlur
stuff who n Christmas uvu vuHur
In Klnniiiili Fulls.
Weyerhaeuser
WKYKIIIIAKIIHHH Mr. uml
Mm. II. C. .lolimiloii uml ami
Tom tn y Iiiivii luft for Oiiklmid,
I'lillfornlii, whoro limy will spi'iid
llm litilltliiyH with Mm. Johnston's
fnlhiir ami iilniur.
II. (J. ChiihIiiiih Iius riturniid
f l" in It hiislniisa (rip to Dmiviir,
Ciilorutlo, Mr. CoiiHlnna, who la
in I oy I'll by llm VVnyi'i'liiHiiinnr
Hu 1 1 M coiiipmiy, hits rni.miLly hniiii
iriilinriirri'il In Ihn Colorado ter
ritory. Mr. mid Mm. CoiihIimik
mid rlillilii'ii will limvu In Ihn
iH'ii r I ii I uro for tliHr now lioiiui.
Mr. nml Mm. T. (I. '.Inu mid
i lillilri'ii lliirlmrn mid T'j tinny Itft
Haliinlny for lliiklnnd, Citllfornlii.
wln.ru I liiy will npind tlin holl
layn wilt ri'litilviH mid frltmds.
Tlmy wnrn uvroiiiruiili'tl liy Mm.
Z In n n liintliiT, Mra. Johnson, and
liar imiihttw. l.ownll Moiznr.
Mr. and Mm. H. K. Iliidimiuii
huvn rndirmd from 1'iiiuli'ton
wlmrn limy wnrn eullril liy thu
''"til ti of Mm. llm Iiuiiiiii'i alnlnr.
Mm. Lnalnr (Irt'tui.
Mr. and Mra. j. II. Illshnn.
I Willi tlnilr chlldrnti I'laity. Ilnliliy
iiiiu jouiiny li'll nurliiK tlin wi k
for Hiallln. wlinrn limy will visit
wllh rnlullvna durliiK (ho lioll
dayH. Mr. and Mm. C. A. Iliinniill
huvn ua tlnlr Kuchla over llm
holldnya (Imlr ami Marlon of
I'olimroy, WaahliiKton. who la
I'liipluyi'il hy thn atnln unrlrul
lii nil ilipurlini'iil of WiiHhniKlon
mid Ihi'lr Kon-ln-law and dnuKh
fr, Mr. and Mra. Wrliiht l.arkuy
of Illy.
'I'liu Knlrhuvnn aohniil nyinnun
Iiimi win ihn iici'iio of a ili'llnhl
fill Chrlmniua puny Thumduy
nvmiliiK. A ClirlMinuii primriini
liy llm p ii il In of llio m lionl umlnr
I tin dlrut'llon of llm U nchtira wna
flml ir(iiiiti-d. Al Ilia con
rlunlon nf llio pniKmin Runla
Clana urrlvid and uch child ru
cnlvnd B trnat,
Tlin Knur I. of the Wnynr
hatiiiHitr Tltulu.r rompany apon
ixir.il Ihi'lr iiiininil chlldrena
Chrlalinan parly Friday nvmiliiK
nt llm Kalrhnvnn arhool fiymnaa
In in. Tnya, randy and nula wore
provldixl for narh child.
FT. KLAMATH
FOKT KI.AMATH. Mra. M.
I.. Ferxuaon and aon Wilbur were
ahoppiuK nnd vlalllng In Klam
ath Fnlla Tueaday.
Mr. and Mra. rttowart N'lchol
aon ami ion William returned
Tueaday ovcnlng after onjoylnx
a tnonih'a varntlon trip. They
I wern accompanied ,y NIcholaon'B
mollmr, Mm. Nollla Nicholson,
who joined her aon and dniiKli-lor-ln-lnw
In Detroit, Mich., and
went on with I hem to I.ltllo
Hock, Ark., whero they vlalted
Mm. Kli'wurl Nlcbolnon'a par
enia. On the relurn trip to
Oregon, the party enjoyed a vliilt
nt Sun DIcko, Cul., ami n weok'a
miiy with relntlvea In In Anxa
lea. Mm. Nelllo Nicholson left
Wedneailny for her homo In Mod
ford, driving a now sedan pur
chased In Detroit while on the
trip. Hlio will apend tho Chrlal
mns holiday wllh her aon Lloyd
In Medford.
Mra. Mnrcrlla Hnwo and
daughter, Mnry Pat. went to
Klnmulli Falls Tuestlny, bringing
buck wllh them In the evening
Mrs. Mordocnl Hesa, who hua
been recuperating from a recent
operation nt tho Klamath Valley
hospital.
Tho following local peoplo at
tended I ho regular Townsend
club meeting In Chiloquln Tues
day evening, whero Mayor Willis
K. Mnbonoy of Klnmnth Falla
gnve a apeech on the Townaend
club actltitlea: Mr. and Mra.
Waller Monroe, Henry Gordon,
Mlsa Harriet Monroo, Mr. and
Mrs. H. II. I.nonley, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Nichols mid Mrs. Kay
Motion.
Fort Klamath grange mat In
tho club llouno Tuesday for tho
regular monthly social mooting
of tho ordor. Mustnr M. L. Fer
guson was In llio chair, and 16
members ntlondad.
During Ihe short buslnoss ses
sion, Mrs. Hansford Williams
was duly Installed In hor office
of lady assistant steward. ,Poat
Manlor Goorgo M. Denton acting
ns Installing offlcqf, nsslstod. by
liny Fciguaon ns marshall.
A report on tho year's activi
ties of tho homo economics oom
mlltco wna given hy Mrs. Hon
Hrlcco, retiring cbnlrman of the
commltteo, allowing a good sum
of cash on hand to bogln the
now yenr, Mra. Emma Oorden
having boon appointed as chair
man for tho ensuing year, as
sisted by Mosdames Frank Don
ton nnd Charles Noah, and H.
II. Loosloy ns other members of
tho committoe.
Mr. and Mrs. William Page
left by car for Stockton, Cal.,
whoro they will apond the noxt
two months visiting Mrs. Page's
inolbor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Zum
bruun nnd lOnill Zumbrunn loft
Friday for I.os Angeles, whore
thoy will visit for a month with
tolntlves before roturnlng to
Fort Klnmnth, Thoy mndo tho
trip to thn rouihorn city In their
ntiw aoilaii, During the absence
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kmnhriinu, tholr
rninii will bo cared tor by Aldon
Swan.
The American people hnve too
gront a senna of humor over to
hnvo a dlcintor. Whoro humor Is
prosont, thoro cannot be a dlclat
orHhlp. A ilkiutor cannot stand
mocking or lampooning. Km 11
Ludwlg, noled biographer.
They say that the country Is nil
right bnrnuno hank deposits total
$00,000,000,000. That's a lie.
There Isn't Hint much monoy.
There Isn't $10,000,000,0 In usa
ble monoy. A!:rod' Lnwson, ad-
vocnto of direct credit system.
i ,
To Prlmo Carnern, thn Ambling
Alp, any gootl opponent eoems to
spell rapid erosion.
HEW TEMPLE
DEDICATION
SET SUMY
Afler years of effort, Ihn mem
bers mid friends of Klamath Tem
ple huvn a pefiiiunenl rhilrrh
Iiiiiihi In the new heuullfiil sir in:
lure erne 1 1, on I'lno and Tenth
slreiils.
Thn lot, 00 feet by 120 foot,
was ilon a I ill by J, O. Ilenrdsley,
ono of Iho cliurtnr membera of
llio lii il nil.
Tho building Is r,() by 100 In
dlineiisinus, with u lurgn hulcnny.
Iinvlnx ullnxelher u seal lug tra
pui'l'.y of lmiij. A full basement
u u il r Ihn main uiidltorliitu Is yet
under construction,. Tho flnmu
rhupid rhnlr Inft has a seating
cnputiiy of 40, anil arrangements
huvn been mudu for a lurxe or
i hi'slrn.
Thn baptismal lout Is built ut
Ihn rear nf Ihu platform In front
of stained glass windows. Knoma
tin eiirb sltlti nf the plalfnrin ure
nrrmixeil fnr piixeanla and siieelal
necnslons, while lurxe purple vel
vet curtains nntl other furnish
ings cnmpltio thn iiiiike-up of the
pliilform.
The Jiulltllng throuxhout la
plasteretl on selntex, wbllo knot
ty pino wulnscotlng and trlmlngs
finished In thu naturul miiku II
attractive nntl striking In the sim
plicity of btuiily. Tho outside Is
stucco.
Al contrail prlco the building
ua It stands, would cost around
120.000, but by thu generous do
nallnns nf the members, the vol
untary tabor by not only mem
bera, but friends, and the tlona
tlona by some of the business
firms of Die community, this edi
fice bus been built.
Tho puslor, Hov. .Fred Horn-
sbuh, belloves It Is nothing short
of a mlruclu 'hut In ttieso tluiei
of depression such an edifice
could be erected without any In
debtedness. Ho calls It a "gift
from God," and takes no credit tn
himself, but Is confident that God
wanted such an edifice In Klam
ath Falla at this time.
At the opening day, Sunday.
December 22, over 600 attended
Ihe Sunday school, and at the
Sunday night pnxeant Hub at
tended, while hundreds more were
turned awny.
flundny, December 29. the for
n. al dedicatory service will be
held nt 2:30. with ministers of
the Klamath Fnlla Ministerial as
sociation brinxlng greetings and
also ministers from tho county
and far ind near, bringing words
of cheer to tho local congrega
tion. The same pageant, "The Prom
ised Hope." will bo repealed at
the evening service at 7:15.
The Kliimulh Temple is a local
self-governing church, bull; by
Iho people of the city for the peo
ple of the community. Its doc
trines aro strictly fundamental,
thn inn I n points of which aro Sal
vation, Holiness, the Ilnptlsm of
the Spirit, Dlvl' n Healing. Water
llaptlsm by Emersion, Ihe Lord's
Supper, Iho Socong Coming of
Jesus, etc.
An orchestra of merit renders
music: a white robed choir sings,
nnd thn largo membership Is very
enthusiastic In building up a
grealer and more spiritual Insti
tution. Klamath Agency
KLAMATH AGENCY. The
Axoncy Is beginning to take on
oulto a fostlve look, with light
ed Christmns trees In the yards
of the Orvlllo Klllott and Wado
Crawford homo. Through every
window glimpses of ' Christmns
troes and gay wreaths may be
seen. And school Is out, all of
the children are home for the
holidays.
Pat Gray, of Iho Spokane of
fice mndo an official visit hore
recently.
Arthur Holding, who was re
cently transferred to Cheyenne
Illvor, 8. D left InBt week. Ho
was accompanied ns fnf ns Port
land by Mra. Holding, where she
will Bpond so mo time with hor
parents, before Joining hor hus
band at tholr now location.
Dr. McCook returned from
Snn Francisco Inst Thursday, re
porting that Mrs. McCook was
recovering from an operation
which sho underwent recently In
that city. Dr. Mersoth of Chilo
quln, looked attor Dr. McCook's
patients during his absence.
John Kempt, who has been at
tending school In Oakland, Is
homo for the Christmas vacation.
Vital Statistics
IHHTII
ROSE! Born to Mr. nnd Mrs.
L. H. Rose of 2100 Orchard ave
ntio, a son, Decern hor 26, 1935,
at Hillside hospital. Weight, t
pounds, 2 ounces.
It Ib extromculy difficult to find
a formula thnt will save Musso
lini's fnco, England's face, nnd
Laval's two fncca. James Trus
low Adams, historian.
Mary's Beauty Shop
PERMANENTS ; $1.75
Oil Permanents $2.00
(YOUR CHOICE OF)
SUPER-TONIC OIL
KREEMOIL
NUTRI-TONIC OIL V
Oil Permanents $3.00
(YOUR CHOICE OF)
TULIP OIL OR
LAVENOIL
408 MAIN PHONE 1359
Klamath
i .
Kennell Ellis photo
Here Ib picture of the Klumath Temple's new church home, built after years ot effort. It Ib
locutcd al I'lno and Tenth streets. The church will be formally dedicated Sunday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26. (IP)
A 100-foot section of Lone
mountain. In the western part of
tho til y. slid 75 foot Into Fran
cisco Heights subdivision shortly
after midnight today, breaking
water and gas mains and electric
lines.
The slide started within 60
fcot of the west dormitory of the
San Francisco College for Wo
men, where 25 sisters of the Sac
red Heart were awakened as a
transformer exploded and burn
ed below.
Pavement was lifted 20 feet
Into the air. Smaller slides con
tinued throughout the early morn
ing as a fire department aearcb
llght played on tbe cut.
Lone mountain, once crowned
with a hugo cross, waa a rally
ing place for Spanish-American
war voluntecra, who encamped
on Its surrounding sand dunes.
For sports followers. It was a
backdrop for old Ewlng field.
WW VflrtK. Dee. 26. (JPl
tnlnn.u ilrpnnna amtirht trwtnv to
determine whether an unidenti
fied blonde woman wnose Douy
had been found In a hallway was
the victim of a "ripper" Blayer.
Marks on her body gave rise
In itfh m rpnnrl hot the notice
said they could only await the au
topsy report to learn tne cause oi
death. Bloodstains, they said.
might have come from a minor
Injury.
rt- riavmnnri n Miles, assistant
medical examiner, who ordered
the autopsy, said he believed the
mrnmnn hait mat M vlnlant flCAth-
Ilo declined to amplify the re
mark.
Iter hndv almost covered by
newspapers and other debris, was
found In a vacant Dunning oy a
year-old Boy at play yesteraay
nftornoon.
Detectives thought she was 45
or 5 years old. Poorly clad, she
was rocognlxed by neignrjornooa
residents as a frequenter ot bars
who was known to them only as
Moiiy or Aianoy.
MODOC POINT
MODOC POINT, Ore. Mr. and
Mrs. Emery Purdin left Inst Fri
day night for Cnllfornia, where
thoy will spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. McFarling and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clnusson were shop
ping In Klamath Falls last Thurs
day. The school program and com
munity tree was well attended last
Frldav night. The children per
formed their parts exceedingly
woll In the presence of parents,
friends nnd Santa Clnus.
At tho close of the program
each child was asked to come for
ward, step up on a platform and
receive his or her gift. Grown
ups tnklng gifts for small children
were asked to do this also, much
to tholr embarrassment, but
amusement of the crowd.
The lovely gifts were given by
Mr. and Mrs, Lamm to all chil
dren of employes In the local
school district.
Snm Ellis r.nd Frank McKay left
Saturday night for San Francisco
and Oakland, where Sam Ellis
will spond the holidays with his
family and Frank McKay with his
mother, and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopper left Tues-
Temple Has New Home
-T v- Tin.'- ;
day noon for Orovllle. Calif., to be
with relatives over Chrislmaa.
Mr. and Mra. Thomas Stoddard
of Eugene arrived In Modoc Point
Monday evening to spend Christ
mas at the N. Y. Stoddard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Richmond
of Klamath Falls attended the
school program and Christmas
tree last Friday evening.
Mrs. William Heim waa hostess
to the brldgo club last Wednes
day. Three tables of bridge were
In play during tho afternoon, with
high honors going to Mrs. Mc Far-
ANNUAL AFTER CHRISTMAS
ODDS & ENDS CLEARANCE
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
AM GiSt HoveMes
Some Slightly Damaged . . . Some
Slightly Soiled and Shopworn
All at One-HalS the Original
Price
Fur Coats
JUST 8 OF THEM
STRIPED AND PLAIN LAPIN
ORIGINALLY $49.50
Fun? Jacketts
FORMER VALUES TO
$49.50 ONLY 12 LEFT
BETTER HURRY NOW
Ftmn Capes
HERE'S REAL VALUE
SHOP EARLY .FOR THESE
JUST SIX OF THEM TO
CHOOSE FROM
NO
J''rlM MX
i;jj i -r
TI
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ling and consolation to Mrs. Fred
Grant. Those present were Mrs.
Dickers, Mrs. McClusky, Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Gossett, Mrs. Knauss,
Mrs. McFarling, Mrs. Hetbering
ton, Mrs. Keboe, Mrs. Harder and
the hostess, Mrs. Helm.
Mr. and Mrs. Langley and
daughter have returned from a
trip over to Central Point, where
they visited with Mrs. Langley's
parents.
England contains
head of cattle.
6.659,000
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"Where Style and Quality Reign Supreme"
EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS ON SALE MERCHANDISE
STATE PLANS
SILL 110
SET-UP HERE
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 26, (U.R) A
network of slate-owned radio sta
tions and telephone systems, au
thorized by the special session nf
the legislature, may be built Boon.
Four 1000-wnlt sending and re
ceiving radio nations would be
constructed In Salem, Klamath
Falls, La Grande and Bend.
Locations of five secondary
100-watt . stations have not yet
been decided upon by engineers.
All state police cars and many
highway department cars would
be equipped with radio receiving
sots under the modernized com
munications system. He-broadcasts
would reach every state
trooper on duty anywhere In the
state.
Central telephone exchanges
would be located In Salem, Port
land, Eugene nnd Corvallis. The
state would build Its own long
distance lines and save tremend
ously in tolls, engineers say. Ev
ery state office and Institution In
the four cities would be connect
ed. The frequent calls between
Salem and Portland offices would
no longer cause big telephone
bills.
Estimated cost of the radio and
telephone system Is 1315,000,
with PWA supplying $144,673.
The plans will "provide a more
facile and Immediate mesne ot
communication at a tremendous
saving In expense as well as an In
creased efficiency In state admin
istration," according to an en
gineer report.
A proposed central heating and
awoirues
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lighting plant to serve eight Bint
buildings In Salem Is also under
consideration.
The plant would be located at
or near the penitentiary, wllh
pipe lines carrying ateani to th
Inie hospital, highway shops,
capltol buildings and blind school.
The steum 'would also ba put
through turbines for the genera
tion of electric power and light
In tho buildings.
With tho plant est'mated to
oost $400,000, PWA haa granted
$206,292. Heparnto heating plants
which cost $69,400 annually
would he replaced by the central
system,
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