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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1946)
Money-Raising Projects Hinge On Friday's Vote Flashes Of Life City voter, tlio II 111.1 renin rred within I lie limit of Khun Ith Knlls, urc brlntl mlli'il to lin JikIki'iiii'iU u i o n thrnt iioney-rnlsInK lorn I niPiisurns which hiivo Ixmmi iipiinivi'd liy Dip rlty counrll, The thri'o nii-iisurt's will he llslsrt on h n)fclul city ballot untied to viiU'in ul tlio pollliiu tliiCcH Krlilny, mid u simple inii wrlty of ussimt In a yus or no rote I required fur piimmifc, Mont liiiportiint of thi'Hii pro posals:, unil the (lint llHti'd on llm bul lot, In llm "public nil loyes rt'tlromunl ml," citlllnu 'or a conlhuiiiiK mill mid u ipiur ,er Uivy. Plissimo would net up a retire- unit fund front which the city will mulch liidlvliliinl contrlbu llnn from the snlnry of It po lice, llro nil llrret clcpurt- Thieves Get Gas Motors Two Wlaconnln four home- ?nwer KimilllKt motors, vulueil lit mi each, wcro rcpoi'teil to city jollce u atolcn from outsltlo the Simmon IniileineiU compiiny UlillillnH, 2424. S. (Ith. hint nlulit. I'ollco hiivp broiiKht Into court hp owners of two ilous found iinnlnn ut lnruc, In vlolutlon of i city ordlniincc. Tlx1 owners, . I), I.iunbert. 4H1 Miiin, mid Kohind Krcderlck Koff, 1)21 Mur iel, pucli pouted $5 bull, Flvn clriiiikx, one drunk nnd llsnrriorly mill two Vnifrnnt up jfiirrd In munlclpnl court thin nornliiK and one drunk balled ut. W Dollvor Anything Phono '423. mimt workers. Under thin net the top retirement pension would b $100 n month for 25 yen in of nervier Pensions At 60 All pensions would slitrt lit Hie ukc of 110, Alio when enter- InK service, leiiKtli of service unci iiiiiount contrllHiti'd would bo tlio doturinlnliiu fiictnrs In ouch employe's pension, I'ollco, flro und street (lepiirtnient workers mo not now covorcd by any typo of soclnl security plan. Tim socond measure listed is o park paveinent proposal, culllntl for qunrtor-mlll levy for one year, crentlna a fund to enable the city to bear Its part of the cost of puvluu siiuill portions of streets udjuccnt to city-owned parks. Property owners on the other side of the street would benr half the pavement cost. Third proposal, crentlnif a "lot revolving fund," Is for a half mill levy for one year, the money to be placed In n fund for pavlnit portions of streets In front of city-owned lots. The cost of the pavement would then be added to the sale price of the lot and recovered for the fund upon sale of the lot. ADOPTED FATHER KANSAS CITY, May 14 Ml Dnii Turnbull, secretary of the International llaby Chick asso ciation, Is worried ubout un air trip to Warsaw, Poland a fllKht on which he will "chaperono" OA, 000 hen eKS. A rouHh lundlnK could cause (ulto an omelet, und a costly one, too. Kai h one of the pkkh, conslkned to Poland for Incuba tion by the United National re lief udmlnlstrallon, Is worth from 50 cents to $1. PADDY WAGON CALL CHICAGO. May 14 (P) Whether a man must aid police In the arrest of a friend was the question before J mine J. M. Urnuile In women's court. Miilhow lialseua. 31. was ac cused by Policeman Nicholas ltoder of refusion to summon putrol wiiKon while he was ar resting; the wife of a friend of DoIhckii, Juuxe Hruudc said he was stumped on un Immediate deci sion und continued a charge of disorderly conduct oKolnst Bol ci(u until Muy 22. Classified Ads Bring Results. Mackey Burial Set For Texas Final rites for Mrs. Frances Muckcy, Klumuth mutron who died Friday mnrnlnK at Hillside hospital following a brief illness, will be held In Austin. Texas, and Whltlock's are shipping the remains south Wednesday. Dr. und Mrs. Halph W. Stearns, with their two children, Ralph Jr., und Francos, will also leave Wednesday for Austin to attend final services which will bo con ducted at Mrs. Muckey's birth place. They will return in ubout two weeks. Mrs. Muckcy was the mother of Mrs. Stearns and made her home with the family for the past 13 years. Malin Bible Class Will Open In June MALIN, May 14 Vacation Bible school in the Presbyterian church will start Monday, June 3, with classes to be held in the main auditorium and the base- Durlng 1944, 4B7,:iO,S37 pairs iment. Mrs. Bertll Shoifren has of shoes were produced In the signified Intention to preside us llt RAI D NEWS, Kl.malb Fall!, Or.. 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