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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1947)
Condrey Urges Action On Canal Fencing; City Dads Consider Street Repairing Oily (,'oimclliiiiiii A. V. Contliny Uild city father al limit' intiot Inn lul nliinl tlml further liivrntluatlnii lnlo the imililcm ul iniikinu Uie iiiiuil in In by fcnuliiK iihiim It bank, or other mean, would re ilium llic action o( tl itt U. H, cum- Ocimlicy had advanced the mik ki'Mltiu at Hi" Isal council mrnllng mid reported that, ho luul linen ItidyhiK tli situation Mlura tlii'ii, lit it titlk wllh tlio uurimu of renin inuliiiii mini, lio mild, ho luul (omul Unit titers were two way to finance Urn project; I'lral, iIiioiikIi the luiinci wliii imo t ho water fiom the ( iiiml Biiel would have to pity III In 'iTitKod water into Inr any work diino: or iwcoiid, oulrliiht coinre luiinl appropriation. Ho elm rciiorlod Hint ho hud telle- Vinema Slates Graduation I Ulni'nnb, niy " nrii-i, rluliih iirudo maduatp will rorolvo diploma Mny Xi whoii tho cla inmpleUJ right ymtr of work al VVinema elementary school on the wont Mile. Valedictorian will br John fitatm loii, win of Mr. end Mm. K. Webb Hiniinloii, mid tho Kahualorlan will be Mnry Ann Huffman, Other rlea memlx-re are Durroll Welcleii. Mnry Hlrhmohd, Wesley t.'ralg Jr., Hcriilio Arnold and Na omi llarne. Diploma will be prraentcd by Clrorve r'rcy, irildciil of the board of director of the arhunl dutrlct. The commencement program I a follow: proceealuiuu. Mra. K. Wrbb rltaunton: aalule to the (lull, mhool; "The Star HpaimleU Bali nor." audience: piano aolo, Joan Anderwm: claim himory, Hornlie Arnold: claaa prophery. Welcy Cram Jr : choral irailmc. upper iiradrn; instrumental duel, Pearl Moore and Sarah O'Kecfc; cla will. Durrrll Waldrn: valedictory addroio, John Staunton: premuta tion of the rlaiui mft, Mary Hlrh round: charge to tho graduate and presentation of diploma. Oeotga r"rrv: salutatory address, Mary Ann Huffman. . ... The entire achool and communi ty are Invited to the achool plcnlo Bunclay. May J5 In the Uva lied. noe suing will moot el IJ:30 at the camp ground at Indian Well. The picnic, an annual affair l lwiuKired by the Winema club. Dunham Gets Building OK Fd Dunham, prominent Klamath rail property owner who ha been before the council tor tho laal four meeting In regards lo a partially burned home of hi on Owen lreet, waa finally granted a building per mil lal nlghl lo repair the lire lo. Condemnation proceeding had been acheduled tor fat night meeting, but It wa moved that Ihey be de layed pending the reult of Dun ham action. The permit wa for SHOO worth of work. A total of sllJIO worth of con tructlon wa covered by the per mit okavrd by the council lat night. Other iwrmlt were burned to: K. Patterson, addition to bulne building, 1416 Main. S4000, Burkharl and Sihorlgen, remodel laraxe. 1th and High, IWW. C. Hausthi. repair residence, 210i Oreion, 11600. W. I). Cool, new foundation and remodel residence. Adam. SI0O0. R. M. Duel, new foundation and remodel residence, ftl Upham, II (KM). Ml kl.,ln,,i(.l ,,,! .nit IWW fntltl- dntlon. 1130 Johnson, I4.'0. W. MrDanlrl and on. new foun dation, 1M9 Siinteni, nb. Wendell Clunther, remodel resi dence, H'JO Upham, :I50. J. L. Pearson, new private garage, 11)03 Oregon, taw, llortnn Caldwell, Install gna tank. 3300 Main. 1"6. C. L. Wlckoihm. remodel roiil dence. 1203 Pine. 116. Joe fjuvdcr, repair rooflnk, Hh and Mnln. 145. It. A, Alexander, new porch, 1303 Adnmn, (45, Chief Issues Fireworks Order Chief of Police Orvllle Hamilton warned More keeper today that It I a violation of the city ordinance lo torc or poll fireworks, fire cracker, etc. In .Kir the city limits. Ho added thai It In also a violation for anyone to iihoot off firecracker In the ciiy. Chief tlnmlltou mated thai mini oroun violation of the ordinance had been broimhl to htn attention and he Intended lo enforce the nidlnance lo Iho lottcr If the viola tion continue. Elko Apartment House Collapses cd wllh a number of portion who all wit'iued lulorented In the project and thuiiitlit that all thai wa need od now wa oinoiiiie lo head a cam palini to kociiio conirVcuilonal aotlon. Cioiidroy moved that the mayor be aked by Hie council to appoint a committee to act. The council ameed. The council aluo moved lo done the city hall Friday, May 30, Me morial Day, and the iniirnlng of May 31. The matter of llconlnf coln-oper-alcd radio el In the city, brought up at the lut meeting, wa aualn diM!Ucd, with Councilman Angu Newton reporting that the city of Portland charged a 136 per agent and II per radio act llieimo fee. Arthur I'oicriDii, the operator who Intend to Imtall the au In the city, read a letter which atated that 110 wa the maximum fee charged In mo), rltle. He alno nolnled out the value the city would gain from the tot by touiitt luienlng to lo cal commercial advertisement. The matter wa net alde for further . aiuuy. Councilman Condrey moved that mo cur aovoriine ior uio lor ine repair of city alreola, adding In Ilia capacity a tlreet oommllleo chair man, that the needed repair had been noted and approved by the committee. The bid will be opened next Monday, A letter wa received from the government war homing authority Mating thai the properly loaned by the government for una a a trailer camp in Mill addition wa no long er needed and aked that the leane be terminated. The council agreed to accept the requeal. Another letter wa received from uio nutie gume commiuion acknowl edging receipt of the mayor' letter i aaalng thai ti area aurroundlng Moore park be deaigualed a a game refuge. The letter added that the rnpieal waa being luvetlaled.. Ur. J. Martin Adam, county health officer, reported dial he had lnvetigated an unsanitary condi tion at Homo and Dlvuion lrcet and found the houe there Uttered with refiiMi and "full of animal." He recommended that oniethlng be done about It and the matter wa refeired lo the chief of police. A rerommondatlon wa lo re ceived from the fire committee that the mayor apixilnt a committee to draw up an over-all plan for Uie lire department. Thl wa referred lo the mayor. Two bid were received by the council for the paving on Improve ment unit number 83. on 7th lreeL lite fimt. from the Warren-North-weal company, wa for iia.lM. The second, from P. L. Hummer, wa for U,7M. The bid wore turned over to the mayor, city engineer and treot committee for ludy. The council voted to accept the bid for a new car for the police de partment from the llauger Motor. Councilman Paul O. Landry moved hat the city mote two house from the Plum street right of way a per agreement with Die owner, Landry explained .thai the house were on the properly before Hie streel hue was set and the city had agreed lo give Hie owner new Jou and move the houses in order lo secure the right of way. The motion wa ac cepied. . Larry French arose during the council meeting to point out a ha ardou barricade around a construe "?nJ "l "lh "''' H'a-h treel which blocked the view of car com ing Into the Intersection. He sug gested thai the barricade, whirl! I constructed of solid boarding, bo changed o that vllon around the corner will not be Impaired. The matter wa referred to the chief of police and the building Inspector. Hob Porter, of Ball and Porter, asked the council concerning the al leged Inequalities In the air con ditioning Installation ordlnan-e which wa passed last winter. He po nted out that tho ordinance re ?u rr. lr co,"litlonlinT unli lo be built Inside of buildings, when the most efferilve use Is obtained on the outside. He added that the or . m,,S CMl " ""'Whig owner a eon siderable amount of extra mnnev. He wa told bv the council that the ordinance had been passed because of the nuisance that air condition ng unit were creating with their leakage. HI miration was turii'd " lo the iilumblmr Insivetor. tii biilldlnir Inspector and the atreet committee. m . hi HPKCIAL Kl.KC'T fON PORTLAND, May 20 lift Mult nomah county commissioner re ported today elector would decide in a special June 34 election wheth er Ui authorize a 4'i mill tax levy to raise ili13.&00. The commissioners reported II, 000,000 needed for public welfare. Classified Ad Bring Result. MSALD NlWi. Klsiaslk rsllf. f. TUgaUAT. MAT 1. tltt, ! Tkt WATCH-: RAIL Slufaalif Keieue worker with machinery rarch for victim in the rubble of an apartment liouse-buslnen building which eollpsed Into an adjacent eicavation at Klko. Nov., killing three persona and Injuring four other. AP wlrrphoto. Compulsory Military Training Urged TRENTON, N. J.. Mny 30 (I'l Onu y o a r of compulsory military training near the age of 17 waa ad vocated Ins! night by" U. S. Attorney. Oenernl Tom C. Clark as a mean ul combatting Juvenile delinquency, and aubvrralve. Influences, especially communism, among young people, Clark apoke at tho flrsl thto-wldc conferenco In the nation, called by CJov. Alfred E. Diiscoll, to map a coordinated attack on youth problem. OUTSIDE PAINTING Guaranteed FKK-WAR QUALITY! Pure Lead and Oil, or L.T.Z. Uaed Gxelutlvelyl Phone Today for eattmate and Hating for the season. ROPER and ROPER PAINIINO UONTRAC3TOKI HS0 KUmftlh Av. IMion W'lln Fire District Terms Drawn Term of the five newly elected director of the Huburban fire dis trict have torn determined by drawing. The five-year term went to Cecil Prather, L. E. Judd will serve four year, Alva Lewi, three, Clyde Wlllunu, two, and W. B. Metier will all on the board for one year. The director meeting for the first of a neml-monthly meeting elected Alva Lewi, president of the board, Cecil Pralher. vice pres ident and Clyde Williams, eeretary and treasurer The board will meet In Uie future the second and fourth Tuesday of ech month at the Metier office on 8o. th and Alia mont. Next tep In the program for fire protection for an area approxi mately twice the l of Klamath Pall will be plan for financing the dutrlct which ha an approxi mate assessed property valuation of 3.000.000. The boundarlea of the new dl Irlct are from the city limit lo one mile east of the Lakevlew-Mer-rlll Junction, to Anderson treet on the Merrill highway. The board, now responsible for purchase of equipment, ha tenta tive plan for buying two truck lo provide adequate protection and for properly to house the equip ment. Jap Soldiers Draw Prison ' TOKYO, May 30 (P) U. 8. eighth army ha sentenced former Sgt. Toraklchl Nekayama to four year at hard labor and ex-Cpl. Mlkl Karadachl to one year for mistreat ment of Canadian al Oeyama prisoner of war camp near Osaka. Nakayama wa convicted of beat ing Lance Cpl. William A. Shayler. Vancouver. B. C, Sgt- Earl W. Dickie. 773 William Ave.. Winnipeg. Manitoba, and 8gt. Howard O. Don nelly, 340 Ferry road, 8t. James mu nicipality, Manitoba. Karadachl waa accused of beating Cpl. M. J. Olason. 8ommersct. Man Hobo, and Pvt. Leon J. Pageot. 358 Vertrand Bt., St. Boniface, Manitoba. Archbishop Urges Church Reform LONDON, May 30 I) Terming the canon of the cliurch of Eng land "antiquated, obscure and large ly Irrelevant," the archbishop of Canterbury aald today he believed their revision "wa the first and most essential step In Uie whole pro cess of church reform." The archbishop expressed h I view in delivering hi presidential address to the convocation of Can terbury, which tomorrow will receive a new report on canon law. Meanwhile, the National Union of Protestant said In a statement that It "deplore Uie complete absence from the body of canon recom mended in the report of the arch bishops commission, of any regula tion that would reitraln unlawful masse and other Romish practice now so much In evidence In our na tional church." I New Fords To Go On Display Here The new 147 Pord will go on display Wednesday at Uie Balslger Motor company. While there are not many mechanical change in the new car the outward appear ance ha been considerably changed with a number of Innovation In the front end atyllng. Everyone Interested in the new Ford is cordially invited to come In and nee them by Elmer BaUiger, head of the local firm. The cars will be on display through Saturday. BEWARE OF PKHV0RMS Mdl ttporiM rml that an auulns Bumtr of children ni aduite u iMims of Pin-Worm. Watch for tfc ware In r tin. rMeUli tb mbarrsMinx. naclB racial Itch. Aft enturia of Ho-Worm dtatraM a roaJty affect. war to deal with them baa bn wtattlUbMl tbrourb JATNI J f-W. th naw Pin-Worra treatment dr4oprl In the Uboratortra of Dr. U. Jayna A Son. Tba amalL aartA.Lk -W t.KU. .iH ; aitUfiction or your mow back. So why take rhancea on rMn-Wormt I If you aut- pttet thui ua)r Infection, ak your drufglit I for f-W and follow the directions. U a Miy to rasaaasbar i f-W for fin-Worm Sizes Up to 50! BIB OVERALLS BLACK JEANS WORK PANTS DRESS PANTS Yei! Waiir Sizes up to 50! Work Shirts to Size 20 OREGON WOOLEN STORE Sth and Main KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 1 t!.-. Make Reservations for Over Telephone Service ' LAKE 0' WOODS RESORT Cabins, reasonable rates Store, completely stocked ; Boats, new motors Fishing's good Recreation Galore Water Pumos Out In Madras Today MADHA8, May 20 '( Water wa the biggest problem here todav as reservoir pump failed and house holders were warned to conserve supplies. Homes In higher elevation were without water and city authorities said there wa not enough water In the reservoir to fight a fire. Crews began repairing the hy draulic pump system at Opal springs yesterday. The town of Culver was without water. Friendly Helpfulness To Evory Creed and Purs Ward's, Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M, Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 I f (ivmoHE wants) I Tandy if demi-tasse Confections My, how the children low thm jrroart.ups, too. Yti, SirruCrm de Coffpti" midt from pure, rich eretm nd uiy cofltt ut In demand brctuw liny art to rlrliciciiu and delightful, Individ , tully wcapptd. NOW Al PRE-WAR PRICE it 1 POUND 2 TIN 50, t 'M,'"- '..!rt,'s v J Bccauae of the diversity of their opera tions, farmers and ranchers are particu larly subject to damage claims and suits. To meet this situation General of America has created a spccinl Farmers Blanket Liability Policy that covers almost all possible angles. Keep your self "in the clear" with this famous policy. Ask for details today! SOLD WHERE QUALITY IS IMPORTANT Jerry Thomas Agency 121 No. 8th Klamath Falls Come (o SEARS for Composition Uomk i&r (inf. . ?lS& " ' 3-in-One Thick-Tab SHINGLES 885 Per Squat Nothinj Down, r'UA Terms Heavy composition shinties. Square covers 104 square feet. Roof your house with this strong;, durable rooflnf. Poultry Fountain 5 GaL 2.98 Doubl wall vac ttum food typo of golvanlzod stool, tig capocltii to all iiz fowl. Handy Farm Wagon " 1W DOWN. 11 MOS. TO TAT' 12240 Tires The combination pole, auto-iteer i.n-1 T'l n bearinsa, plus new rubber tires and tubes make this farm U:v.k au easy pull tor either team or tractor. Really economy-priced. Price with tires, 1S9.IM. &' ' ial um Tractor Sweep 10-ft. Rake Iron Pump Jack 5.00 down, 5.00 mo. 44.90 Efficient, quiet runnlnsj pump Jack. Furnishes plenty of water with little effort Semi steel cut rears. With 1S H. P. electric motor ., 89.90 With gasoline motor, 1'4 R P. 89.90 11.00 DOWN, 10.00 PER MO. 109' Back again, this popular tractor rake. Big and strong. Does all raking Jobs easier and faster. Saves time, money, labor. . Easily operated hand tilt. Teeth of oil treated yellow ptne. ARRIVING SOON! Place Your Order NOW! David Bradley Mower 16.'JS DOWN, 18 MOS. TO PAY New power David Bradley mower. Cuts crops faster and cleaner. Built to fit Ford-Ferguson tractors quickly, easllj. Cuts J-ft. swath. Safety device protects cutter. Strong frame. 16250 Available every day in the year SEARS Top Quality Farm Master Chicks 17 sn Per 100 I .9U Straight Run Tsurh, healthy- dliea. re.iat.nl Ion lived Se.ra Farm Ma.t.r Chick, are bred enly from aulen tltlcally blood tested, (wllh no re act o r found la last taat m.do) hlfb production stock. Nothing but hih es recorda ar. accept able In Farm Maater Hreeding Block. Behind every Sear Cnlck at.nd. the reputation of Bear. your uarante. of oompleta salla faction. WHITE LEGHORNS - AUSTRIA WHITES . NEW 1IAMP8HIRK3 -WHITE P. ROCKS - BARKED P. ROCKS - R. t. REDS - -COHNI5H-. NEW HAMPSHIRE CROSS ORDER "HY-LINE" CHICKS NOW The most profitable laying stock. Sears to taking orders for the famous 'Hy-llne' chicks. Pullets 56 cents each; cockerels S cents each; as hatched, 27 cents each. Arriving Soon- Bale Ties Bundle of 500 T75 10H -ft., is jR. bundle of 600. To arrive in Juna. Plara Tour order now. Your Klamath Theatre Guide TUESDAY ESQUIRE PELICAN TOWER PINE TREE RAINBOW "CALIFORNIA" with Ray Mllland and Barry Fltsgerald. Rosalind Russell In "THE GUILT OF JANET AME8." . "CALIFORNIA" with Ray Milland and Barry Fltigerald. JIMMY WAKELY In person, plus screen show. "HIGHWAYS BY NIGHT" and "GENIUS AT WORK." 9t0tt, narxty Jack" MS FARM STORE 820 Klamath Phone SI 88 1
