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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1947)
California-Oregon Phone, -Company To Install Dial Exchange At Newell Soon Tim Uiillliiruln Oregon Tclenlinne rnniimiiv uniiouiuea II In now nuuly in Minimi a lllul telephone rsTllliltKC Hi NFwru milikly ns lunumc- menln (nil be compluleil with the U. M. rci'lninntlon service Iiii' a building site on which to nisei III IiuIIiIIiik In Inning I hit dliil riiiliuii'iil. II i In isiilmiriil In how on liuml mid ready (ur Inntiillut.u'i soon im (he Imllillim In const rurl rd. I'rrllmliiury miuiilv (iluiit work In roiuirollmi Willi I 111- proposed In Inllntliiii In imw under way. The new exrhungo will nerve the lower Kri tlnii nl the new homealruu area, mill CuptH'i'k liny nrru which la expected to lir opened to home slenders thin lull, tluu providing Independent Itx ul dlnl cschuhuc ncrvlrc Inr settlers III those mens, as well e mil service through the Tulrlnkn lull switching center. Ksrhmuio uoundnry ul the new rxihnnge will extend mirth to the npprnxhiintr liH'Mllini ul the Kottth em I'niillc-llrrnl Northern and lilt. Ihghwny crossings, mid westward to the Mixlm'-Hlnklyou county hue The inatnUntliin I subject to np- firovnl nl the California pulilln tli il tles commission. nttphritttuiiR fur wlili-li me now being prepared. To Itelleve Load Ibiluulliihiiieiit nt the new ex change will pruvlile flrst-cluis liml dial service for the nrw settlers In the Newell urea, mill lit the name time relieve niilih of the switching wVd curried throuiih the '1'ulclni.o Exchange eUlpiiieiit. Hart u( Hie mlilltlunnl dlnl xwilrlt Im eiiilpment ordered lor the Tulr. lake exchange has arrived and Is now In process of luxtnllntlnn. A ino lor Job ul mlilltlunnl entile In. tnllntlon In Tulelnke mid adjacent srrllnus In on the prnrmn lor lhl iiiiiiner. A Inn amount of addl ttimnl exchange nnd loll cnble will also be Installed In the Merrill Mn hn mid flimmiM nrenn nerved by the Columbia Utlllllen ronipnuy. operating nfllllnle of the California Ornuii company. Two new common battery switch, hoardn are now be Inn hulll fur Hie Merrill exchange mid are rxpectrl to be. liMlalled within the next W days. Thene modern maiiunl switch boards will replace the prenent out. inuded magneto eoulpnient. Mint of the old magneto ilinnd cranki tele phone Instruments hnve already been replaced In the Merrill ex change area, and thu conversion will be cointileled In time for oper ation of the new common batter nwitrhlm systems. Thin equlnment will be replnced Inter Willi full dial eoiilpment. probnbly In 1MB. The Mnlln exchange linn been Under dial niieratlon since IM1, and the Bo nanna and I-angell vallev exchanges will be converted tn dlnl IhU sum mer or early fall. The 1 ulelake ex change wan converted to dial oper ation ir the fall of IMS Converted To Dlala Purtiik recent telephone atnke, the Columbia Utlllllen com without witching by an operator. Klamath toll trunks to dial oper ation, with the remit that Merrill mill M n 1 1 1 1 subscribers stiffuird less iiiioiivriiiriiiii ii no delays un long fllsliihio culls, With thin I'uiilpiiicuj. hi opmitlon, Merrill uperiiuira dlul Kliiiuulli Pull iiuinljcis direct wltil oul switching through n Kluiiinth J" u Hi opunttor, In (Jiu iieiir luium II In expected Unit thriiUKh toll tllHlllili will bo extended to Mod ford, Anliluiicl, Weed mid oilier uinl exchunges beyond Kluiiuith Kalis. Direct lull dialing out uf Merrill him aiiet'ilrd up lull truffle switch ing nmtcrliilly, cuiiipiiny officials nld. An noon as anme ri'iirrunucliKUiU ran be completed In the coinpuny lull enble between Merrill and Tul" Inke, direct toll dlul iriinka will wlno be liutulleil lietween Tulelnke. and Klninnili Kulln, and Merrill mid Tulelnke. Direct dlul trunk be tween Tulelnke and Mnlln were In lolled hint yeur, ellmlnntlUK the former iiinnuul nwluhlim al Mer rill. Cuiiiiiletlou of the nlguntlo na tlouwltle conxlul ruble IllntnllnUoil by the llrll Hyntem will Inaugiirnie a nyntem of direct toll dlnllng llirouKlinut the coiiutrv. ft la entl- ninteil Hint within nlmut five ycurn nny nun excnnliue nuiincriiier, win be nble to dlnl another dlnl Million i nnvwhern within Ihe United Htntea without nwltchhitf by an iiiiernUir. Mcchnulcnl toll-tiikethiK eiiiliineiil hnn already been developed, and In now 111 oierntlon at noine ex (iinngen, particularly In the U An gelen area, where direct Inlcr-ek-cliniige toll dliillng U In operutlun. MOHUIITO HfltAV PORTLAND, Ore., May 27 olI-An airplane wan to mireud DDT on moMiulto breeding groundn of Hkn mania. Clnrk and Klickitat countlen of WanhliiKUin tixlny Ui help keep I'orUnnd free of the InnecU Hits tuiniurr. The Hortlniid rlty control unit hnn already nprayrd the breeding groundn uenr I'ortlniid, but rcnldenla of many partn ol llie city have reixirled being iilagued by InnecU coming from ad jacent arean. Ike's Son And Fiancee U 1! all Tb If v y.-y , 1 DIRT Sandy Loam Lawn and Fill Delivered or looded on truck ol 1248 Madison Ph. 4050 ( apt. John Klnrnhower, ton of Ihe General of the Army Dwlght D. Klnrnliower, and bin fiancee, Hnrbnra Jenn Thompnon of Hammond, Ind., arrive aboard Ihe If, 8, army transport Uen. M. B. Htewart In Nrw York from Bremerhaven, (iermany. They plan to be married June 10 al fori Monroe, Va where Ihe brlde'a father. Col. Percy W. Thomp son, la being aanlgnrd. ' Summer Music School Slated Klmnath'Knlln public achoolx wjll. again conduct a aummer nchool In room 'i'l'i of the high achool from June 9 Ui July 18. Beginning tu deuta, liilcrmedlale and advanced aludenUi will be taught In aeparate clnnnen, and will be under .the gen eral direction of Oland Warcup of the niunlc department. Thene claaaea have proved extremely popular In the put auinrnern, Inntrucllon will be offered In clana In flute, oboe, bnnnoon, clarinet, nnx ophone, cornet, trumpet, trombone, French horn, mellophoue, baritone, bann, beginning violin, drums, and baum twlrlern. A amnll fee will be charged for thene clanncn. In addi tion to the Instrumental classes there will be a beginners' and ad vanced band, which will be held In room 323 on June and 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bchool will mart on June 9. Information regarding the summer classes may be obtained by calling Andrew Loney Jr., 7484. ARMY PLAY LATE MARSHALL, III.. May 27 uTV When Ed Oard was discharged from the army In Manila In 1869. after the Bpanlsh-Anicrlcan war, he filed a claim with the government for $374.30 as travel pay back, to the United Blates. Oard got the check the other day 48 years later. He Invented the money In govern ment bonds. Council Okays 8 Permits , Building permits tolallnif UK .050 worth of construction were okayed by the city council last night. The lament single permit was Issued to E. 11, DeWltt for the construction of a new apartment house 'at 911 Walnut for tlO.oOO. One permit was Issued to Bert MrMahon to demolish a barn at 2352 Reclamation. Other permits were granted to: Thomas K. Harper, new roof and remodel residence, 832 Oak, 41000. Conroy Bryson, remodel residence, 191ft Orchard. MM. Robert D. Cummlngs, office build ing, E. Main and Applegate, 1300. Esther Lawler, new porch, 486 La guna, 1200. W. N. Rlchard.1, balcony In store, 128 8. th, 150. - R. D. Mathls, remodel residence. 2832 Bly. $50. RraAI.D NIWI. Maaialk Fll, Or. Tt'elT, Mnr tf, tilt, Fr (seas) al i . PKACETIMR NOTE i SEATTLE. May 27 ()-6llt police cars and a fire truck were required last night to break up a "riot" that developed when 100 University of Washington co-eds assembled to ex change sharp words and Jeers at I the "We Hat Women Week" servance of the Sigma Alpha Kp- si Ion fraternity. Police estimated nearly 1000 per sons were In the melee, either as participants or witnesses, when the first car diplomatically decided to can lor assistance. Klamath Business College 733 Pino St, Phono 470 Enroll now for Special Summer Study or for a Complete Business Course. V LEGAL NOTICE hOTKK or ur a.ni or riNAL At. i'OI NT Nolle U hereby given Ihei the under ln1 Administrator of ihe Kotale of Hue r.rvliict C'hilcote, rlercsiijrd, ha (lied hi rmel Anrounl nt the admlntatratittn of said total In 1h Circuit Court tnr Klamath County, Orrn. and that the th day of June. im?. In lh Circuit Court Room or lh Klamath County Court Hou at 10 no o'rlto-lt AM of aid day, ha hn fld by th Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, tta th lime and piar or hearing objection to Mid flnaJ Arrmnt. noitCKT & cmiroTr. Admlnlalfalor. KALE O THOMI'HON, Altonvejr lot ftlUt AM M fl-13 -tO-tT No 704 H0UL:rlePtnc - I .JvanCC. t? J i mm . I k Mln 1 phone Itot 4 A' J RUG CLEANING UPHOLSTERID FURNITURE Conveniently Cleaned In Your Homo Latest Equipment and Methods RHOADS CLEANING SERVICE Telephone (Oil Serving the Bmln Area Since 1M4 Fully Insured Allen To Head Cattle Group DORRI8, May 27 Joe Allen was elected president of the Butte Val ley C'attlemen'a association at the annual business meeting held In Uorrls Cliy hall Saturday after noon. Lloyd Stevenson was agnln reelected secretary-treasurer, while Clyde Laird waa appointed to the post oi arena inspector. E rlvde Harris. Sacramento, head of the stale bureau of livestock Identification, was present and dis cussed hide and brand problems, lie was accompanied by Bolar Kuck er. lied Bluff, Investigator for the state bureau. Pour new members Joined the lo cal association, which now has a membership of about M. They are Inland Crlss of Mncdoel. Lee 8am mls of Mt. Hebron. Clyde Laird of Uorrls and Jesse O. Martin of Mon tague. , ThlHitH nt .n I, an euentlnl In high-speed airplane design. Classified Ads Bring Results. OUTSIDE PAINTING Guaranteed PRE-WAR QL'ALITVI Pure Lead and Oil. or L.T.Z. Used Exclusively! Phone Today for estimates and llstlngi . for the season. ROPER and ROPER eAINTINO CONTRACTORS use Kiaik A. eb... m If 1 1 1 I . .al i(b USE salhd. DERBY'S MUSIC CO. 120 No. 7th . H LABOR on a TRUCK is our SMALLEST COST The rate per hour is the same rate we had in 1940. We have not raised our rates, notwith standing the increasing costs to operate. . 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