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Muddy Walks Called To
Attention Of City Council
A 41-slsnatura Dctilion from
cltlttns living along 11th be-
"' twcen Klamath and walnut was
received by the city council
Monday night, calling attention
to the condition of toe aidwalk
hear the Cascade apartments.
The petition asked the city to do
something about the mud and
water on tne walk during every
small rain, and declared it a
nuisance and eyesore. The coun
cil referred the matter to the
city engineer.
Chamber of commerce direc
tors and the manager will have
to atop parking toeir cars in the
space in iront 01 uie cnamcier,
reserved for visiting tourists,
The council received a request
from the chamber asking that
th jDSce be left free of parking
meters for the convenience of
tourists. The council agreed to
comply with the request if the
chamber would see uiat tne
space was used by no one else
but tourists. Mayor Ed Ollen
dorff was heard to mention that
he would now have to look for
another place to park.
A request was received from
George W. Hillis of the Oregon
Equipment company asking that
a loading zone be placed at the
building as the alley could not
. be used for the size of the mer
chandise which was necessary to
tuke into the showroom. The
matter was referred to the traf
fic safety committee for a re
port. A communication from Fire
Chief Keith Ambrose stated that
73 boilers had been located in
the city. Twenty-five of the boil
ers had been inspected in the
last year, 21 had been inspected
over one year since the last in
spection, 24 had no inspection
certificate, and three are not in
use at the time. In regard to the
24 boilers with no certificate the
council observed that the state
boiler inspector was "a little lax
in his job" as all boilers are sup
posed by state law to be inspect
ed at least once a year . The at
tached list of the 73 boilers was
sent to cie state inspector.
The fire chief asked the coun
cil to request permission of the
telephone company and the
power company to string a cable
Dei ween ineir iwo poies diago
nally across the intersection of
Broad and Main. The cable will
be used to hold a blinker light
for traffic safety during fire
calls. The permission was grant
ed. Councilman Harvey Martin
called attention of the council to
the intersection of Eberlein and
Washburn way. stating that a
stop light should be established
at the junction for the purpose
of traffic control. The request
was referred to the traffic safe
ty committee for a report.
Police Chief Orville Hamilton
told the council that the city
sanitation officer should be sent
out to make a thorough check of
the new annexation on S.- 6th,
and inform residents that they
must obey the city's sanitation
code. I
City Enginner E. A. Thomas
asked the city for permission to
construct two-by-four foot con
crete walkways to toe parking
meters wherever they are set in
ground not covered by side
walks. He pointed out that not
only would the walk be of serv
ice to the public, but would also
serve to anchor the meter posts
more securely. The council de
cided that such installation
could be paid for from the meter
fund and granted the permis
sion.
Three new ordinances were
introduced and Dassed for a sec
ond reading. The first provided
for the new recreation commit
tee and its method of appoint
ment. The second brought sev
eral sections of land along Ala
meda into a class one residential
zone from a class two zone.
Third ordinance provided for the
placing of the new annexation
in ward 3, precinct 33, and pro
vided the various zonings for the
area.
Six liquor inspection permits
and nine meat dealers licenses
were granted by the council.
In five years from 1939. the
B reduction of magnesium in the
'. S. grew from 6,000,000 to
S80 million pounds annually.
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By MART O'BRIEN
Christmas greeting space is
now being sold by Krater ad
salesmen. Beginning yesterday,
Monday, stu
dents could
take advantage
of the opportu
nity of wishing
their friends a
"Merry Christ
mas" through
the school
paper. Price
quoted is ap
proximately 75
cents 1-column
inch. Deadline
for sales is
W e d n e s day.
Dec. 11, when Mary O'Brien
the copy must go to press. Sales
men are Anna Johnson, Peggy
Mclntee, Betty Oleig, Ruth
Soder, Beverly Young, Carmen
Jones, and Andy Moore who will
be in the main halls selling the
ad space; during each activity
period someone will be in the
Krater room. Greetings will be
written by the students them
selves and an appropriate Christ
mas symbol will be used on each
greeting.
Incidentally; the Christmas
edition of the Krater will be an
eight-page Job with addition fea
tures and all sorts of letters to
Santa.
Last night in the TAC rooms
the Retail Selling clib with their
adviser Thomas Williams spon
sored a party for their members.
Library books checked out
from the freshman-sophomore
and junior-senior libraries will
be registered as due on Thurs
day, December 19, and must be
turned in by this date. On the
other hand those books checked
out from the county library will
be due as stamped during the
holidays.
City Grants
Four Permits
Only four building permits
were granted by toe city coun
cil Monday night and a fifth was
shelved for the time being. The
permit signed by Holtzapple
and Pedigo to repair fire loss to
a church at 251 Commercial for
$250 was withheld as the zoning
ordinance specifics no church in
that zone. The structure men
tioned In the request is actually
an old building being used as a
church and residence. The sign
ers will be asked to chnie tle
word "church" to "residence"
for the purposes of the permit.
The other building permits
were issued to:
E. G. N'ewbill, new filling sta
tion. S. 6th and E, Main. S10.-
280.
D. F. McDowell, repair ga
rage, 115 Laguna, $200.
united Outdoor Advertising
company, poster panel, Spring
and Oak. $175.
United Outdoor Advertising
company, poster panel, S. 6th
and Commercial, $49.
Journalism Dean
Resigns Position
EUGENE, Dec, 10 (I) Rus
sell Ira Thackrey, dean-elect of
the University of Oregon school
of Journalism, has resigned to ac
cept appointment as Washington
D. -C. representative of the As
sociation of Land Grant Colleges
and Universities.
Thackrey, currently dean of
I administration at KansM State
college, was to have assumed his
new post at Oregon next July.
George W. Tumbull was
named dean of the school of
journalism for this year at the
same time Thackrey's appoint
ment was announced several
months ago.
Thackrey's new position will
be as executive secretary-trca:-.-urer
of the association.
Tulelakc School
To Prtsnt Play
TULELAKE, Dec. 10 "Little
Women" will be the play pre
sented by the Tulelake high
school dramatics class on Thurs
day at 8 p. m.. in the high school
gymnasium. Airs. Edith Reed is
dramatic coach for the presenta
tion. On the case are Shirley Heck.
Phyliss Rowan. Mary Ruth Reed.
Ann Reed, aPtsy Terry, Peggy
Terry, Carolyn Zlabek, Janiel
Boyd and Ruby Schultz.
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
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Sawing Machine Service
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Hans Norland Fire Insurance.
123 N. Eth St.
Likens
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APARTMENT OR
HOUSE WANTED!
4 room furnished or
unfurnished.
Permanent Couple
CALL MANAGER
Piggly Wiggly
Phono S2S1
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BEAUTIFUL HOSE
PURE SILK
1 Super Sheer Luxurious Gift r'f' A
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BIG 5 STAR SPECIAL OF THE SEASOM
DOWN
PILLID
AIR FORCE SLEEPING BAGS
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I'KlCa-NOW UNI.Y
M95
100 WOOL SLIEPINO BAG
WITH WATIiR Rlil'lil.UiNT OUTSIOH COV.
KR. 2 pitca ouilii al ihu Ainaiiiuily Low Price.
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DE LUXE HARDWOOD DOUBLE
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freM Bcdinly w.ll mam wmi auir.ir
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COMPLETE
10 Pound Wool Filled
Comforteri
$495
100 WOOL O. D.
ARMY BLANKETS
aid VAi.i r.i
SO 95
Large 19x38 Inch
NAYY TOWELS
rand Now 7S
PER DOT.
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NEW BANQUET TABLE CLOTHS
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HEAVY STEEL COTS
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$6.95
SALE! TOOLS
R it r4
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loasU for
tH, Cntll bum!
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but. drill.
InrfhM, rruw
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PAINTS
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Hay Car
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COVERALLS
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24x24 Ft. Silk
PARACHUTES
24
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dawn to
per yard.
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AUTO JACKS
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ail ran ftid trucks
fuse MllMptlbia
4.95
s6-95
2-CILL MEFOCUS
FLASHLIGHTS
CooipleU, Recvlat V1.09 value.
stbiiiig 98c
NEW COMBAT BOOTS
$fi45
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HO ADVANCI OH CIILIH4
PRICI. Th.i. romarhalilo ak.ai
ro toft, olloalo, to laro'yl
0.4 loaf w.arl.aj.
Worth $9.. Now
COMBAT BOOTS for WOMEN and BOYS
645
Ganulno WAC Combat Boon (juai lila boon pictur.J
abova), .11 brand aaw id.al tor wimar iporli, ai'hool,
tic SI'LCIAL, PI:R PAIR
RUBBER PONCHOS
95
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RAIN HATS
isi 5c
(HI ikln
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ONE PIECE
RAIN SUITS
Hunttr'i Wool
Llnid $)95
Pants
Raincoats
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$1
NEW AIR MATTRESS
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RATCHET BRACES
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STURDY METAL
TOOL BOXES
(HFX'I.AIMK.U)
$1.50
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With nBlililj.
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$39
AKMV O. D. WOOL
fAMTS (raeljsimed)...
$0.95
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$1.49
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U. S. GOV'T. CANVAS
for HoraR covert, paintar'g drop clothi
nd other purpoiii. (Reclnimed.)
PER SQUARE FOOT
6c
and 7o
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