Juno 20, 1942
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAI.T.S, ORTViON
FACE THREE
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
17 INJUIIED IH CRASH
LOS ANGELES, June 20 (ft1)
Seventeen persons were Injured,
none believed seriously, when
the first and second sections of
the Union Pacific's crack Chal
lenger collided In the railroad
yards at Yermo, Calif., about
ISO miles northeast of here at
2 a. m, Friday.
Abnormal profits are aa re
pugnant to the manufacturers 'aa
strikes for excessive wages ar
to patriotie workmen, W. B,
Welsenburger, executive vie
president of National Associa
tion of Manufacturers.
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To Atttni Mot Arthur
Charles Hilton, minister of tho
. Flrnt Chi'liitlan church, with Mm,
Hates, and tluilr dnughtor, Mm.
Di'iin btcphons, will luuvo Mull
' day mnrnitiu, Juno 22, for Turn
I- er, Oro., whom they will attend
tin) ntuto convention of tho
Christian churches which opium
Its sessions cn Monday, Jims 22,
and closoa on Sundiiy, Juno 20,
Itnv, Union, who la president of
tlio Kioto board, will glvo the
statu missions uddrosa thnro on
Woclnuwliiy afternoon, Tho Bnti.fi
will remain over nnothor week
In Turner lifter tho sessions of
tho convention, whoro they both
will touch elatmoa In the Young
People' conference being held
t; on the Turner ciunp grounds tho
" week of Juno 2(1 to July 4. Kov.
ti". Hales expneU to return to tho
city on July 4 to bo In hla pulpit
on tho first Sunday of the month
During hla absence George
Whipple, a atudent minister
from Sun Diego, Calif,, will have
W charge of the services on Sun'
day, Juno 21).
Daughter Bom Word has
' been received of tho birth of
daughter, Dorono Louisa, on
Juno 11 to Aviation Cadet and
Mra. Louis T, Cruah of 2346
I'roimor nvomie, Loi Angeles,
They woro formerly resident
of Klamath rails, where Oruih
wua employed by Woyorhaeuaer
unci Mra. Grush win In tho of
fice of tho Columbia Utilities
company. They resided on North
Tenth street until their depart
ure a year ago.
- O. N. Olllclal Hero C. L.
x LnKountiilnc, public wifely sup
erlntcndent of tho Great North
ern and father of L. L. LaFoun-
tiiliio of thla city, plans to leave
O Sunday for hla hriid(uartcra In
.St. Paul, Minn., after upending
this week hero on business.
To Portland Mra. W. R. Nel
on, 22-10 Applegato avenue, left
Thursday evening for Portland
where alio will spend two weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Alton
Stiles, and fumily.
FOUND HIS MAN
Like Hunting Needle
In Haystack
Some years ago business'
man went to Chicago to hunt
for the needle In the haystack.
So it seemed to him as ho set
out. Ho sought to locate cor
tain man. This man must be
leading figure In tho business
world and also of tho Innor
O circle of Christ's followers. Such
one, when found, was to look
Into tho merits of Bible plan
'. that would be for the glory of
Clod. If it seemod good to him,
.-. he was to take It to a certain
v key-off lelal In New York City
" ' and urge Its adoption national'
n ly.
Dolly before the searcher set
out, he prayed as Christ direct
cd: "Ask, and It shall be given
, unto you; seek, and ye shall
find; knock, and It shall bo
opened unto you." Matt. 7:7, So
did tho visitor seek out the lo
cat leaders and sketch what ho
had. At length and miraculous'
ly he was led to tho right man
: One who headed a nation-wide
business; a leader In Christian
' affairs and who at tho very
tlmo was In prayer over n let
Mer on his desk. This letter was
from tho very official In New
York City and It asked for
,- plan. That tho visitor hod.
So It was that when a strange
voice over his phono, asked If
tho man of affairs would be In'
tereslou in such and such an
Idea, the circle was completed
The visitor hnd found his man;
. tho man had his outline and the
New Yorker coidd hnvo his on
) swer. The Chicago man not only
; thought well of tho plan but ho
also put thousands back of It
to try it out and hold It up un
til the nationul bodies might
'' take It over. This they did ond
for years now, It has yielded
rich blessings nt homo and
- abroad.
Even as tho visitor to Chi
cugn that summer, hnd his part
lit God's eternal purposes, so
On one bought with tho blood of
i.inmi ,vuu utivu yum flil l
also, To this end, you have a
, pad of blank checks given you
' and each signed with Christ's
name, You aro to fill In the
need for that hour. Fill It In
and Christ will sco that It Is
honored, only so 11 is for the
glory of God. For "Whatsoever
, ye shall ask In My name, that
("( will I do, that tho Father may
- lie glorified' In tho Son." John
14:13.
May It bp your life business
to plead before the throne for
il what will glvo glory to God.
it J You oro tho connecting link.
; God wills It; tho Holy Spirit
J ;' Inys It on your heart; you plead
S: It; Christ docs it and God Is
S ; glorified, Press nhend, looking
jji lo Clilil who 3AVES-KEEPS-
O SATISFIES all tho way all tho
dnv.
GEO. N. TAYLOR,
Clovcrclalc, Ore,
space paid for by an
Oregon businessman,
Promoted Cupt. Peter J, Go
lanto,, formerly of Klamath
Agency, has been tu'omotud to
the rank of major, It wus
learned here Saturduy. Major
uulunlo is stationed at tho iiir.
slmnions army hospital In Den
vor, Colo. With him In Denver
oro hla wife, tho former Dorothy
Mocnbuu of Klumath Falls, and
their daughter, Mary Kathleen.
Returns Mrs. Fred lllnns.
well known hore os tho former
Lucllo Larkcy, has returned
with her throe children to Kliun
oth Fulls to realdo after tho
death of her husbund, Mr. Dlnns
passed away as tho result of a
heart attack on April 10 at Mer
ced. Calif. Mrs. Blnns la holn
Ing hore with tho business of
her brother, I. L, Lnrkey.
Vlaitor Mrs. E. G. Thomas
of Loa Angolea Is spending a
few wocks In Klamath Falls
with her son-in-low and daugh
tor, Mr. and Mra. Fred Stolen
muellor of 2090 Durrow avenue
Mrs. Thomaa, a former resident
of this city, will bo Joined
shortly by her husband and
on, Jlmmln, and the three will
roturn south.
Return Homo Dr. and Mrs.
A. Theodoro Smith, who wore
called some weeks ago to Pitts
burgh, Penn., by tho serious 111
ness of Mra. J, G, Lamblo, moth'
er of Mrs. Smith, returned to
Klamath Falls Friday evening.
It Is expected that tho pastor
will fill the pulpit of tho First
Presbyterian church as usual
this Sunday.
Wire Is Road A telegram
from Bruce Elliott of Yreka,
Calif., formerly of Klamath
Falls, was read on Manchester
Roddy's rubber collection brood
east from KFI, Los Angeles, on
Thursday evening. Elliott told
of Yreka'a efforts In the rubber
campaign. Ho was assistant man
gor of Penney's store during his
residency hero.
Return Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bennett (Rita Waits), hnvo re
turned to their homo In Son
Bornardlno, Calif., after visiting
for the past week at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Walts, 4006 Peck drive.
To Hospital I. L. Larkcy was
taken to tho McCloud hospital
yesterday, and underwent the
amputation of ono foot Saturday
morning, according to word re
ceived here. The operation was
the result of an accident which
occurred last September.
Ifdny.
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Visits Hore Mrs. Nlles Mich
ael of Los Angeles, has visited
In Klamath Falls with friends
for the past two weeks.
In Kansas Mrs. Homer Col-
well and children ore visiting in
Kansas with friends and relatives.
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Kathryn Crayson and John Carroll aren't the only onei to
slnn n tho now Bud Abbott-Lou Costello musical, "Rio Rita,
comlna Sunday to the Pollcan theatre, for Bud and Lou do a
little warbling themsolvos. In this particular Instance with the
help of Minnie tho Mule. Have you over heard a barber-shop
trio like this ono?
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Gilbert Roland. Fred MacMurray and Albert Dekker loarn
the wily to B lady s hoBtt frwm Botiy Brvwvr in ihis scone from
Hangors of Fortune." starting tomorrow at the Tower. Gingor
Rogors and Joel McCrea SDDear In the companion hit. "Primrose
Path." '
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MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective June 16, 1942)
Train 17 Southbound) 6:30 a, m
Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m.
Train 19 Southbound! 6:15 p. m,
irain 16 Northbound! 9 p. m.
Drum Corps Tho Eagles aux
illary and drum corps will spon
sor an old time dance Saturday
night In tho KC hall with Estin
Kiger'a orchestra playing. The
public Is Invited.
FUNERAL
MARGARET A. WINAS
' Tho funeral service for the
late Margaret A, Wlnns, who
pnsscd away In this eity on
Wednesday, Juno 17, 1042, will
tnkc place from tho chnpcl of
ward's Klamath funeral home,
923 High street, on Monday,
June 22, 1042, nt 2 p. m the
Rev, Eugene V. Hnynes of the
Community Congrcgatlonul
church officiating, The commit
ment service and interment will
follow In tho Llnkvillo come-
tcry. Friends aro respectfully
Invited to attend.
, Every person In Canterbury
would bo willing to tnke this
and much worse, In roturn for
such achievements as thnt of the
RAF over Cologne. William
LcFcvre, mnyor of Cnntcrbury,
England.
Notice to
MASONS
Stated meeting of Klamath
Lodge No. 77, A. F. fe A. M.
on Monday evening, Juno 22.
Banquet at 6:30, with work
in Entered Apprentice degree
afterwards. All brothers in
vited,, '
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Kay Kyser. the old profotsor of tho College of Musical
Knowlodgo. is In octtscy. as he's surrounded by Ginny Simms
and Lupo Voles, in "Playmatos"! Coming tomorrow to the Pine
Troe.
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John Wayno and Marlene Dietrich have two of the leading
roles In tho now scroen version of Rex Beach's memorable novel,
"The Spoilors." Randolph Scott and Harry Carey have prominent
roles In this flaming adventure drama which opened today at
the Eiqulro.
I want lo say to tho fathers
and mothers of America that
when their sons go to bnttlo In
this war they will bo tho best
Ladies' Gabardino Slacks
100 Vlrsln Wool. Oinlom Midi by
San FranoltM Shirt Shop
Men's Custom Mada Shirts
C. J. Coggin, Rep.
rim, III Klnmath Hotll Phnnt Till
equipped soldiers that ever went
to battle in any ago. Sam Ray
burn, speaker of the house of
representative.
GET THEE3
MOST HEAT
Out of Your Oil!
Ltt Ul Sirvlot Your Burnar Now)
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Klamath Oil Co.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
Kriinni" DMrict No' of K1 County, State of Oregon, that
bCI OOL MhfcriNC. of the said district will be held at Fremont School on the 3rd day of July, 1942, at two o'clock o m
for the purpose of discussing tho budget for the fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1942, and ending June 30, 1943. hereinafter1
Schedule I
BUDGET
Estimated Recelpta and Available Cash Sslsnsss
General
Fund
Estimated' available Cash Balance or Deficit at beginning of fiscal year for which this budget la made sonnnn
Estimated Receipts from Delinquent Taxes during fiscal year for which this budget is made 19,900.00
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Estimated Receipts from Elementary School Fund
Estimated Receipts from State Irreducible School Fund
Estimated Receipts from Other Sources
Estimated Total Receipts and Available Cash Balance or Deficit
Schedule II General Fund
95,000.00
25,000.00
' 4,500.00
1,200.00
$148,600.00
Estimated Expenditure
ITEM
GENERAL CONTROL
1. Personal service:
(1) Superintendent .
(2) Clerk
(3) Stenographers and other office assistants.
(4) Compulsory education and census
2. Supplies
3. Elections and publicity
4. Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc.) ..."Z
5. Other expense of general control:
(1)
Expenditures and Budget
Allowance for Six Months of
Current School Year
Estimated
Exoenditures RnHoot
- D j.-u.,L. icm xiiofc year
for the ExpendituresAUowance for the Last Give Yearly Give Yearly
Ensuing in Detail in Detail Year of the Totals Totals
School Year . Three-year
. , Period
Expenditures for Three Fiscal Yeara
Next Preceding the Current
School Year
Detailed
Expenditures Second Year First year
$ 2,125.00 t 1,680.00 $ 1,680.00 $ 3,240.00
1,400.00 540.00 540.00 1.020.00
780.00 " 735.48 770.00 1,395.90
425.00 420.60 217.50 418.50
800.00 . . 264.72 400.00 600.60
125.00 91.50 42.50 51.85
. 500.00 225.00 112.25 368.00
650.00 237.52 500.00 ' 1,062.00
$ 6,805.00 $ 4,194.82 4,262.25 $ 8,156.85
r,473.08
II. INSTRUCTION Supervision
1. Personal service: " '
(1) Principals $ 12,465.00 $ 5,294.43 S 8,010.00 $ 15,540.00
- 2) Supervisors 3,555.00 - - .
(4) Stenographers and other office assistants.. 720.00 463.78 720.00 1,326.10
4. Other expense of supervision 90.00
5. Total Expense. Supervision
$ 16.830.00 $ 5.758.21 $ 8,730.00 $ 16.886.10 $ 14,523.56 $ 15.924.33
III. INSTRUCTION Teaching
1. Personal service:
(1) Teachers .,
(4) Librarian
2. Library supplies, repairs
3. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.)
4. Textbooks
..$102,690.00 $ .38,223.44 $ 50,547.50 $ 91,392.54
6. Transportation
1,140.00
100.00
2,500.00
3,000.00
225.00
565.00
15.00
1,622.28
3,034.35
570.00
75.00
1,250.00
1,500.00
1,078.34
164.48
2,322.70
2,708.74
7. Total Expense of Teaching $109,655.00 $ 43,460.07 $ 53,942.50 $ 97,666.80 $ 99.915.89 $ 98,512.30
IV,
OPERATION OF PLANT
1. Personal service:
(1) Janitors and other employees
(2) Extra help
2. Janitors' supplies ...
3. Fuel .
4. Light, power and water
5. Telephone . ..
$ 13,572.00
500.00
1,750.00
; 5,500.00
5,200.00
700.00
$ 6,914.05 $ 7.677.00 $ 13,464.09
887.14 875.00 1,768.70
1,082.36 2,500.00 4,175.88
1,581.50 2,600.00 4,706.52
176.87 350.00 702.02
8. Total Expense of Operation .. $ 27,222.00 $ 10.641.72 $ 14.002.00 S 24,817.21 $ 25.566.28 $ 25,996.71
,Y. MAINTENANCE. AND REPAIRS
1. Repair and maintenance .of furniture
equipment
2. Repair and maintenance of buildings
grounds
(1)
and
and
(2) Personal service
900.00 f 505.28 $ ' 450.00 $ 982.90 $
4,500.00 4,824.47 2,250.00 2,952.06
1,740.00 '
4. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs $ 7.140.00 $ 5,329.75 $ 2,700.00 $ 3,934.96 $ 2,910.30 $ 8.8M.96
VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES . . . - '
1. Health service: '
(1) Personal service, (nurse, etc.)
(2) Supplies and transportation
2. Transportation of pupils:
(1) Personal service
(2) Supplies and other expenses
(3) Repair and replacement of busses
1,200.00 $ 586.74 $ 600.00 $ 1,140.00
270.00 ,17.61 15.00 26.43
680.00 363.51 340.00 794.89
300.00 95.46 125.00 164.15
250.00 . 85.86 125.00 310.20
4. Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies $ 2,700.00 $ 1.149.18 $ 1.205.00 $ 2,435.67 $ 3.271.61 $ 3,467.92
VII. FIXED CHARGES
1. Insurance
$ 1,700.00 $ 180.90 $ 850.00 $ 1,261.82
4. Total Fixed Charges : $ 1.700.00 $ 180.90 $ 850.00 $ 1,261.82 $ 1,599.99 $ 3,455.91
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS '
2. Alteration of buildings (not repairs) $ 500.00 $ 328.79 $
3. New furniture, equipment and replacements.... 2,000.00 2,527.78
4. Other capital outlays: .
. (1) Library books 1,000.00 ' 184.21
5. Total Capital Outlays $ 3,500.00 $
250.00 $
1,25000
500.00
956.70
983.58
3.040.78 $ 2.000.00 $ 1,940.28 $ 3,416.35 $ 5,285.24
IX. DEBT SERVICE
1. Interest on warrants
300.00 $
3. Total Debt Service $ 300.00 '
50.00 $ 247.22 $ : 320.30 $ 566.44
50.00 $ 247.22 $ 320.30 $ ' 566.44
XEMERGENCY $ 2.930.00 $ 22.17$ 1,000.00 $ 564.40 $ 170.27 $ 168.00
Total Schedule II General Fund
Total estimat6d expenses for the year sum of
items I. II. Ill, IV, V, VI, VII, VHI, IX. X .... $178.782.00
Schedule III Bond Interest and Sinking Fund
BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUND Debt Service
1. Principal on bonds (include negotiable interest
bearing warrants issued under section 35-1104)$ 30,
2. Interest on bonds 13,
,000.00
000.00
3. Total Schedule III Debt Service $ 43.000.00
Schedule VI Summary of Estimates of Expenditures,' Recelpta and Available Cash Balances, and Tax Levies
Estimation of Tax
Levy
General Fund Bond Inter
Total and Sinking
Schedule II
Total estimated expenditures ..$178,782.00
DEDUCT:
Total estimated receipts and available
cash balances (Schedule I) 148,600.00
Amount necessary, to balance the budget 30,182.00
Balance to be raised by taxation 30,182.00
Total estimated tax levies for ensuing
Fund
' Total
Schedule III -$
43,000.00
43,000.00
fiscal year
Analysis of estimated tax levies:
Amount inside 6 limitation ..
Amount outside 6 limitation. .
$ 30,182.00
$ 30,182.00
None
INDEBTEDNESS
1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (in
clude all negotiable interest-bearing
warranto Issued under section 111-
1016, O, C. L. A.) $302,000.00
2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on
warrants Issued and endorsed "not
paid for want of funds" 17,122.22
4. Total Indebtedness (sum of Items 1, 2, 3)
J. 13-20 No. 81.
$319,122.22
Dated this June 11, 1942.
Signed: IDA M. ODELL,
District Clerk
L. L. TRUAX
Chairman, Board of
Directors. , i
Approved by Budget Committee, June 11, 1942. ' ,
Signed: V. E. O'NEILL,
. - Secretary, Budget Committee . ,
GLEN HOUT,
... Chairman, Budget Committee".
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