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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1945)
Interest Shown By City Fathers Over Naval Air Station City futhors continued their lnturuiit In tlio Klumntli iiuvul air station, wlilch will ko on cure tiikor basis November 1.' und Muyor Ed OsluiKlorf nd v Inert tliu council Monday iilfihl tluil liu would koop In louuli with Lunu VV, Wilcox, Scuttle, super inlundnnt o( ulrports, CAA, to protuel II 10 city's investment In Unit property. Lottsr Rood A luttor from Wilcox, In reply to ono wrlllun by tliu muyor. Htiiliirt thut ha fuid contacted Nuvul Air Buses In Scuttle und was udvlscd thut they wcru not In u position to definitely an swer whon the ulrport would bo turned buck to tlio city fur oper ation. The iiuvy, WJIcox suld, win now In the proccitii of establish lull u policy with rcniirdn to sur plus nuvy fields. "Ah Ioiik iim the ulrport In on curuliikur slulus und thu nuvy leuso hull not been cancelled," Wilcox mild In his lottor, "the city of Kluimith Fulls wlil not ho linked to piirtlciputo In tlio main tiniiiiico of the field. Whim the leuso In cuncolled, It will ha the responsibility of tlio city to operute und nuilntuln the ulr port. However, the field enn not bo used by prlvnto ovlntlon dur hiK tlio period of carotukcr iitiitiiii." The council discussed the pos nihility of obtiiliilnil some of the hulldliiKA now on tlio ulrport iillo, und City Attorney Henry I'nrklns deplored the fuel Hint when tho city hud the rlKht to buy Mich surplus on It would need, the lime was no short In which to obtuln the money thut the city wan nt n disadvantage. "Not be Asleep" Councllnuin iiollin Cantriill observed thut tho city should "not bo asleep" when H Is timo for nction in rcKtird to tho sta tion mid Counclhniin Puul O. 1-iiiKlry suimcsted thot the coun cil ko to tlio station as much as possible In order to keep In touch with inch equipment tho city will need and be ublo to handle. At the auKKcxlion of the city park bourd, the city will pay SO per cent of a road repair bill of $2073.19, Incurred in Moore pnrk. At tho samo time, tho board protested thut tho city pny tho entire bill because the park board originally paid for the paving in the same manner as an improvement district and with money derived from . tho state bus tux, It was susKestcd that such money should be spent on roans in tlio park in l no samo manner as on streets in the city. Offers Made An offer of 12000 cash for lots 2C, 2D, und 2E, block 8, nail, road addition. ws made b.Lca N. and Grace E. Huls. The mut ter wus referred to the property committca to report back next week. Offers of $250 cash on lot 10, block 46, Hillside, by Charles G. Woodhouse, and $423 for lot 4, block an, Buena Vista addition, by K. N. and Lctlle Boydstim, were accepted. The city will pny $12,000 to Glnovra Flnncll for property In the area deslKnatcd for the Vet erans' Memorinl pnrk. An ordi nance was Introduced und passed tho first nnd second rending nil thnrlzliiK such action. Columbus Day, October 12, will bo observed by the city as a holiday and tho city hnll will be closed. Tho motion was made by Lnndrv. Trass Offered Surplus younB trees in Moore pnrk, principally elm and box rider, were offered to the city by the nark board, the board not to bo billed for movlnjf the trees. Tho offer wns ncccptcd. A num ber of property owners hnve been ndvlsed to remove poplar trcos duo to sewor. dnmnuo and when ncccssnry, those trees will be rcplnccd. The city authorized the Klam nth Fnlls Crenmory to use lots on" Esplnnndo to pile wood In view of the posslblo winter short age Keitli Ambrose, city fire chief, snid in his opinion any WANTED Service Station Salesman 4) Pay while training Liberal laundry allowance Commission on sales Opportunity for Advancement Standard Stations, Inc. John White 6th and Klamath Make Reservations NOW for Frozen Food Lockers Including a limited number of 24 eu. ft. tlx -jAr Convenient' Downtown Location! it Complete Locker Service Killing, Cutting, Wrapping You Won't Need to Touch Itl AVAILABLE ABOUT OCT. 15th Sign Up NowGet Your Pick of Locker Location! FRANK LOWELL wood yard left "a mess" ill- Ihouifh ho uiircca Willi win dry us to tno inicKriiy oi uio proper ly owners, Permission Granted The flro chief was Kranlecl per mission to stuiiu u small piirnde Tuesday ul noon in roeoKiiltloit of Nutlouul Flro Prevention Week, The council suKKested tlio slumlords nt the eiilninco of Hositwiiy drive bu removed fol lowing a report from City KiikI noer.E. A. Thomiis, Tho uroup also authorized the Inslullutlon of a lllit nt tho intersection of Pacific Terrace and Huron. Thomas submitted a report as to the rcsiiriucliiK and repair IliK of puved streets for tho 1045 scusnii. Resurfacing; wns done by Wurren Northwest Inc. Thlr-ty-soven streets had pntchliiK completed, nnd 18 streets were Involved in rcsurfiicliiK. REGISTERED HERE Two Jup muchlno guns hnve been registered with A. T. Flet cher, 207 federal building, since persons in possession oi lorelgn llrcurms were udviscd lust week to register tho weapons. A number of persons also brought in Jap and Ucrmiin au tomatic pistols but were udvlsed by Fletcher to register them with the sheriff's office, ugulnsl theft, it Is not necessary to reg ister these arms with his office, Fletcher said, Both machine guns were brought in by out-of-town resi dents, relatives of men still over seas, who sent the pieces homo as souvenirs. Arrangements have beon mode by Flotchcr with a locul acety lene welder to render tho guns Ccrmancntly inoperative. The nrrol Is soldldly welded to tho irnme nnd uic Drench is welded shut. No churgo Is niudo to vet erans nnd members of tho armed forces for this service. Tho main object of this cam paign Is to keep dangerous arms nwny from gangsters and per sons who might use them for Il legal purposes, as well as to pre vent accidents, Fletcher said. The tax on Inheritances Is not likely to bo reduced for some time. "Twill still come under the head of tho high cost of giving. GOODBY TO PILLS I'M REGULAR NOW! Ex-Constipation Sufferer Praises Famous Cereal If you suffer from constipation, read this Sincere, unsolicited Utter: , "I thoasht 1 ihmiU M yon what rear Al.b-RRAN hai don for m. I Km 14 , jrrara oM, and worked hard ill my lift. About 8 yoart aio 1 brtn to Kt ronitl paud. 1 took vcrylhlnt 1 rould think of, from nlllp lo prptln. Thvn I Anally mw an d bout A LI I! KAN. I r,av bran ailns It .boat 14 month! and It hai worked won ders for mt. I aan't aay too marh for KKI.UXJaa AI.HIRAN." 1. V. Host. Blanehnrd, Oklahoma. You may never have to take an other laxative If your constipa tion Is due to lack of bulk in the diet and you eat KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN ovary day, and drink plenty of water. If not eonip(tlg satisfied, sond empty carton to Kellogg'a of Battle Creek, and get doubts your money backl ALL-BRAN is not a purgntivo. It's a wholcionio food mndo from the vital ontr layers of wheat, Supplios gentle-acting bulk, which promotes normal taxation. Get ALlrRRAN at your gro cer's. Made by Kellogg's of Bnttlc Creek and Omaha, SP Southern Pacific company Is filucliiK orders for upproxlinuto y $0,01)0,000 worth of now steel mil and rull fitting; for uso next yeur, onoimh for rcluyliiK 725 miles of truck, President A, T. Mercier announced toduy. Tno now mils alono will total 1311,000 Kross tons, all for heavy duty and weighing cither 113 or 132 pounds per yard. The nuw installations will repluco rail thut hus been currying rcc-ord-brcuklng war traffic on miiln tracks In territory extend ing from New Orleuns to Los Angeles, Hun Francisco, Port lnnd, Orlden. Tho rail ordors are being di vided between the Colorado Fuel and Iron corporation and tlio Columbia - Steel company, Mercier said, and the orders for fittinKs will bo placed with vari ous suppliers. Tulelake School Damaged By Blaze TULELAKE Spontaneous combustion in a coal bin at the Tulcluko Elementary school car ly Monday caused slight dam uiio to tho bulldlnil. Alertness of a guard on patrol at tho PW camp In the nearby city park prevented further dam ago. The city flro department an swered tho call at 4:20 a. m. GERMANS EVACUATED FUKRTH, Germany, Oct. 9 A') German civilians have been cvacuutcd from three blocks of apartment buildings in Fuerth to make room for ' 1050 homeless Jews In accordance with recent directives of Presi dent Truman, the 15th torps of tho U. S. 3rd army announced to day. The buildings formerly housed German air force offi cers. . . Argentine Officials Close Newspaper BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 9 (P) The Argentine milltury govern ment has closed tho socialist newspaper Vanguardla- and chained its presses. The dally hud printed the first detulls of fighting between po lice and pupils of Lu Plata uni versity. It also hud curried tho text of a supreme court decision setting free and restoring to the bench a Judge whom the govern ment had removed after he lib erated federal prisoners. E A limited number of tickets arc avuilublc for the Klamath Community Concert scries, 1D45 40, and interested persons may obtain these cards at Derby's Music company, 120 N. 7th. Mrs. Burge Mason Jr., secre tary of the association, said Tuesday that a few tickets had been turned back by persons who have moved from the city. Only those tickets are available as the membership closed for the season this Bpring. Classified Ads Bring Results Owing to tho sudden departure of Mrs. Eaton Saturday Night EVE BENSON will again conduct the Dancing Classes according to regular schedule. Phone 6905 or 3672 tlaSSMlfii" f; " I 111 o Dipt Dii b mm n I i FILE DISCHARGES Thirty-one former servicemen and women filed their honor nblo discharge pnpers from the armed forces at the court house Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. Names on the county clerk's records were John E. Nuckolls, Leo Norris Summis, Glen W, Stougii, Lloyd A. Drew, Stanley Hasy, Luis Gomera, David L. Frcclou, Charles V. Wilson, Frank E. Bedford, Robert W. Faulkner, Robert Leslie Holmes, Wlllard D. Schufclt, Ivan E. Eccles, William L. Hull, Claude R. Williams, Jumcs A. Luttreil, Bernard P. Motschenbacher, Fruncls M. McNcley, Jean Ruth Fortney, Charles R. Bonney, David J. J u n 1 e 1, Russell F. Dean, Paul Daly Hess, Raymond Wesley Hampton, Roy Bucking hum, Edward John Fahey, Fred erick Dale McCormick, Holger F. Nelson, Loval L. Heath, Roy E. Hampton, Glenn D. Welton. AUTOMOTIVE HINT Diaphragms on automobile horns mounted outside the hood often rust, preventing a clear, loud sound. A light coat of waterproof pump grease applied once a year will overcome this difficulty. We' giving again. . . and we're giving plenty! LABOR and management join hands to back the Community Fund campaign. Chambers of Com merce and manufacturers' associa tions are joined with all unions, the C.I.O., A.F.L, Railroad Brotherhoods, and other unions in urging members to give and give generously to their local Fund. Nowhere else can your dollars do as much good . ... help as many de serving people. You help all our men and women in the armed forces through the U.S.O. ... our Merchant Marine through the United Seamen's Service. You provide maternity care for wives of servicemen, public health activities, family and child welfare work. And you help our needy allies in foreign lands. That's why.we're backing this drive 100 . . - i why folks to give all more NOWf 0R br Gen era f on d Great Jtefocty HA.t4ey" NATIONAl DISTIUERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, HEW Y0SK S, H. Y. e 864 PROOF 51 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY re we are urging our they can spare and Tuesday, Oct. 9. 194S f A Vs 1 m MM XX X i "a. XX I t y IF ui d HERALD AND NEWS 8EVErt BOURBON WHISKEY -it BLEND 49 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Phono 7023 813 Pino
