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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1947)
TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THRU City Council Talks Moore Park Busses I Ihlllly of ralulillalilug bun acr- vli'O til Moure pnrk by routing buses along California avenue, which Hun hi probably iirrranllulci limiting California avenue irlilii lu our lilt of .ha mrrrt, wsa dlaruaard Hi laat iiiitit'a Hireling of Hie city cuini ell. UuuiKiliimii I'n ill Landry mid Wendell Bmllh reported tlmt Lotila Hiiukut), niiuiiiui'r of tlio Klamath Una company, was "very cooper ative" in trying lu work out Moore pink bin schedule. They aulU It up prilled n plun could be UK iced Uoil l( aoiiie provision for supplying bu service to residents of Collfornlii avenue (rum Conner to Delta street could bo Included In llio run. At present, truffle cundltloiia un fjullfornlu du not permit bus service, the street huvlng two paved strips which urn tuu inn row tu irennll bolli bua operation mid parking. Limiting parking might bo the answer, It was said. rurtcr Investigation will be made. Itodro ltriUrat A letter fium the Kluiiiath Bualn Kuumliip uuucliillou u rend be fore the cumuli. It requested thai the July 4IU (lute bo held fur the yrurly rodeo mid not lot to any other ciilcrtulnmcnt uroup. ll also re quested no other entertainment be permitted within 30 duya prior to the July 4th dute. The letter was pluced un file by the council. No other action was tnken. The monthly reiwrt of Airport Manager Wilbur Wliltcomb u reud beforo llio council. According to the reixirt SIUMUS wa paid out and II. 8 JO DO was tnken In. Tlml trails a deflcll of HSAMM wu In curred in Uio oiiemtion of the air port fur the month of June. A proposal la ratabllali the pay of rlly pullrrmrn was presented to the rounrll. (I would provide that po licemen be paid I .'03 (or llie,flrt al muntha; 210 for the neat alx ntunlhai Vilb ollrr the end of a yean and 1220 after U moiilha. Thli proposal aa arnt to the budget roinmlllre for aludy. , It una drcltlrd nl the meellnii tlml I'lre Chief K. K. Ambrose bo aenl to the convention of the Pacific Coanl Association of Klro Chlefa to be held al HiHikune. Waah., on Sep tember 14. IS. 18 and IT. A resolution was passed aulhorls ln the onnltary Inspector to look Into a poMiblo pollution of Hie water al Pershing and Uliasia way. Tlia city engineer was authorized to proceed with preparation of plana (or a sewage syalem for the tri angular area generally bounded by Bhaala way. South Sixth and Wash burn way. A sewage district will lie proHed there. Sewage facilities for the section on the other side of Booth sixth street. In the same urn ral ares, will await further study. Kaber Shipyard Goes On Block POftTLAND, July IS Wi The record breaking Kaiser shipyard, Oregon Shipbuilding corporation property north of the city, became war surplus property yeaterday and will be sold by the war asset ad ministration. The WAA said the yard original ly cost 130.83D.4M and would be sold after an appraisal la made. Oldest Vet Passes 106th Birthday ROCHESTER. N. Y., July 15 lPI James A. Kurd, the nation's oldest surviving member of the Orand Army of the Republic, observed his 100th blrthdny today with a declar ation that "I'm feeling younger than I did last yenr." "I presume I'd live lo be an old man If I didn't amoke so much," he added Willi a grin. Classified Ads Bring Results. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING iport. fiMftrsnltc4 Wrk (All Mll flraiortattl prlrtftrrt rtlmati Sowing Machine Service Taur tnt1t0ndnl 0lf t'httn 4711 NhatU Wf Friendly Helpfulness To Eyry Creed end Pune Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Som 92S High Phone 3334 ffi J: ls , -rV- iCY SEAIRIGHW,. . I DRINK J7lec&-fficA MILK IT'S HOMOGENIZED AT YOUR GROCER'S OR PHONE 3181 Display fmmmmmmTmmmTr'-K "TUT"1" 'WL "' """" T-" 'iff- JT"' 1 """ "'" mmmm) !SS i it ' r ' VyA CXiU -w UJ r?. lr- i OWES! i ; tim- f".;l G . Ls . - I J f - r ! i LJmX - .1 ' j25 Tit ....,,,. , 1 ; ' - , , , I I ' ' Vlallora lo the Mull Centennial, now being held In Malt take City, are getting a preview of (he Faclfle Northwest at (his attractive diaplay set up by the Pacific Norlliweat Tourist asaocistlon. 1'lclorlal views of Waaliliigton, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, Houlll Dakota and Alberta, Canada, art featured. Representing Oregon la view of Wlsard Island In Crater lake. Police Get Air Briefing Seven CAA officers arrived by plmie this afternoon lo conduct course In "Law of the Air," at the Oregon Vocational school tonight, (or Oregon state police. A (light demonstration will be given over the school and the course will constat of lectures, color films and .outlines of regulations relating to aeroballca and low (ly ing over town. This course la lo promote air safety enforcement. Arriving from Seattle for the course are R. E. Ilerr, district coun selor for CAA: R. H. liancroft, as sistant to the regional administra tor of aviation training; Wiley Wright, assistant to the regional administrator for private (lying: L. U. Cuddrback, safety Investigator (or the civil air board. I,eo Oevaney. state director o( aeronautics, also arrived this alter noon and senior Insiiectora, E. S. Leurh of the Portlund district and J. P. Peeney. Klamath and Eugene district, have been Invited to par ticipate In the program. A CAA plane carrying the Seattle men left Portlund al 11:47 a. m. today, arriving In Klamath Palls In the early afternoon. Reservations were mad at the Wlllard (or the visitors. Maim Mr. and Mia. If. O. Caldwell ol Los Angeles have been visiting al the homo o( Mr. and Mrs. jullli James and family. Caldwell Is a brother ol Mra. James. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Vlctorln and fumlly and Jounne Wilson left last Prhlny for Medicine lake. Lou i'ctriinck of Situ Krniuisco has been visiting relume In Mullu. Mrs. Mlilldn Melton left Malm hill week. She expects tu vacation al Lukn Louise and various other parts of Canada bcloro returning lo Mnllll In tile full. Mr. and Mis, T. II. Packer of Robstawu, Tex., and Mrs. Uertlia Smith and Mrs. Ada Struble of Corpus Christie. Tex..' have been visiting Mrs. Pansy Humbeek and family. Mrs. Packer and Mrs. Smith are Mrs. Hombcuk's sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rajnua left Saturday by air to attend Die Elks convention In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ted UcMcrrltt and family are vacationing in the Red woods. Ted DeMcrrlll, Bonnie Stephens, W. C. Oulton. Vaclav Kullna, fmll Toicll, and Louis Kullna were guenls of Dr. P. Cecil Admits at the Spurts man's hotel In Tulcluke last week. They discussed the Boy Scout trust itiiui a plan presented by the ennin ItiK committee and executive board of the Modoc area Scout council. Police Hold Man For Ohio Officers Alonsls Clarence Gordon, 37, of route 3,. waa arrested this morning by city police on Information thut he escaped (rom an Ohio peniten tiary nine years ago. Gordon, the Ohio report said, was serving a 10-lo-aS-year sen tence (or robbery In the Mmufleld O., state reformatory, when- he escaped In 1039. He has been In Klamath Falls (or ubout a year and a half. Gordon told officers he would not walvo extradition. N SMS b I h htf4 H Sill fcr Ihu, MnJ.lklrOr foot Jul bum a Hula ailllACH a ar eHS a atkaram faa wasl paac aa1 ramlafl. Ma,ullaM RATE Iha plaaiaal 4av al boat. n ntllAOl a4 was'l caaaa aaibra star II. Sa pralral aaamlf (rata Iktat pant llala aliaap. aat aia. SAIg banal. Srrrrl Haaatr Sltlar Ca.a so wa RlHAXn Murphry'a Seed Store :14 Klamath CTD0GXDC530 of Northwest Attracts u.Thi-i Day's lews (Continued from Pane One) to pass It over Truman's veto. There probably are two main reasons (or IU (allure: 1. We don't know how much money we'll huve lo spend to re build our pari of the world. 3. The politicians all want to cut taxes In an election year. TO this, we should really add a third reason: Everybody loves spending and dreads economy. Army Courts Overhauled WASHINGTON. July IS ( The house armed services committee to day approved legislation overhaul ing the army's court martlul system. The bill, drafted by a subcom mittee headed by Rep. Elslon R Ohio i, provides: 1. For an Independent Judge ad vocate general s corps. The Judge advocate general Is given clemency and review authority not now vest ed in him. 2. Olves enlisted men the right to demand appointment of enlisted personnel to courts. 3. Prohibits commanders from exerting Influence on members of military courts. 4. Makes It mandatory (or the Judge advocate general lo review all court sentences whether or not they are suspended. One Killed, Two Injured In .Wreck THE DALLES. July IS uTV-One man was killed and two others In lured In a Uircc-car collision east of here last night. L. L. Bolton. 68. Wasco county rancher, was killed. Ernest An drews, Indian, and his small son Eugene, are in a hospital here with serious injuries. Police said they were told that Andrews lost control of his car and sldeswlped one containing Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fanceit of San Jose. Calif., then crashed head-on into Bolton's car. The Fawcetts were un hurt. Surgery Leonn May Arnold o( 3443 Bristol underwent major surg ery tills morning at Hillside hospital. FROVES WONDERFUL to prempth; relieve misery mi kill cause of ATHLETE'S FOOT Zemo a Doctor's formula ii so powerfully soothing and tffrtlilt that first applications relieve itchy sore ness between cracked peeling toea and aid healing. Zemo kills on eon tact germs thut commonly cause this trouble. Zemo also helps guard against reinfection. 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Both require senate confirmation. Lords Approve Transport Measure LONDON, July IS UP The over whelmingly conservative house of lords passed the labor government's Inland transport nationalization bill today, but sent It back lo the house of commons with a dozen amend ments approved over government protests. The bill would bring Britain's : railroads, bus lines and long dls-! tance truckers under government : ownership by next January and . would lnvolvo an estimated $4,250. 000.000 government expenditure to purchase the facilities. i mmmm 1 C03D We're the best place in town to bring your Mercury, 'cause naturally we're specialists in Mercury Service. That means No wonder we're making ( friends every day with our Mercury Service. Inman Motor Company 424 S. 6th Street wise V A V ula) UTTIE VjvJ JLO WITH fcj A WORD V.'A TO THE ' r v wise y I " Import-Export Controls Extended WASHINGTON, July 15 W) President Truman today signed leg islation extending export-import controls over scarce commodities un. til next February 29 and said some foreign trade supervision will be : neded even after then. These controls, embodied In the second war powers act, originally i expired June 30, but were extended i for IB days by a stop-gap congres- I sional resolution. I ALLOWANCE! for your old fur coat or fur trimmed coat on purchase of any "ed'hamilton" fur coat in stock!! from low clearance sale prices. MOCTOW ANTELOPE ... SEALINE BEAVERETTE HOLLANDER MDSKRAT NORTHERN MUSKRAT BACKS DYED RUSSIAN SQUIRREL NATURAL SILVER MUSKRAT .. BRAZILIAN LEOPARD CAT HAIR SEAL , CHINA MINK .... ERMINE PERSIAN LAMB Small Dtposit Holds Tottr Selection in Our Lav away Free Storatre Until . Fall Local Firm Gets Timber Klamath Lake Moulding com pany was successful bidder today at $3.77 per thousand leet on a state timber sale Involving slightly less than one million feet. Bids were opened Tuesday morn ing on the 160 acres of mature (lr In the Klamath Indian reservation near Kirk. The county acquired this land about three years ago from tax title and deeded It to the state. The county will realize 90 per cent (rom the proceeds of the sale and the state will retain 10 per cent (or administration pur poses. The lumber company will pay the state by scale as the timber la cut and has two years according to the conservation act, to get the timber off the land, and must leave (our or more seed trees, 18 Inches In diameter and over breast high, for each acre. The state will pay the county once a year. William A. Spangler. manager of the Palmerton Lumber company, advised that cutting on the sale would probably start some time In 1843. The land area of the Virgin Islands Is 133 square miles. That Aluminum Building Is .ti' Hamilton's I 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. BREAKFA8T LUNCH DINNER beauty - loving,- budget - wise women . . . -7rO israr Now $129 Now $279 Now $790 Permits Total $39,400 Building permits granted at the city council meeting Monday night totaled 139,400. Largest permits were tiled by Burkhard and Schort gen (or the construction of a $10,000 warehouse, 530 Market; and A. B. Cummins, $3000, and A, B. Bleum mlne, $9000, (or the remodeling of Dick Reeder's, 5th and Main. Brns terhous Construction company also applied (or permission to enlarge the showroom at Dick Miller'a ga rage. 7th and Klamath, $4000. Other permits granted Included Burkhard and Schortgen, remodel ing residence, 3rd and Pine, $500: Burkhard and Schortgen, addition to residence, 1954 Huron, $1500; C. W. Howry, Installation of gasoline tank. 101 E. Main, $250; J. A. Jones, repair house, 5th and Fine, $50; J. A. Jones, new residence. Lot 15, Block 30, Eldorado, $6500: Jack Fitzgerald, new roof, Underwood RUG CLEANING UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Conveniently Cleaned In Your Home Latest Equipment and Methods RHOADS CLEANING SERVICE Serving the Basin Telephone Mil WED. &THUR., JULY 16-17 h opiate', "Xt 1943 i.s. building, 7th and Main, $800; O, B. Lawson, repairs to garage, Kit Front, $300; Walt Salsbery, remod el, 311 Division, $1000; Leo Hula, repair (ire loss, 733 N. 11th, $1500; John Irwin, repair cabin, 9344 'i Martin, $300: M. IE. Doty, new roof, 430 N. 3rd, $300; J. P. Rodger, de molish building, Sth and Klamath) M. E. Doty, new roof, 538 Klamath, $1500, Corn constitutes 30 per cent of all harvested crops in the United States. after entering 170300D Are you troubled by distress of fe male functional monthly disturb ancfai? Does this make you suffer from pain, ftal so nnoua, tired, weak at aueh times? Than Do try Lydla 1. Plnkham's Vegatabl Com pound to relieve such symptoma. 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