WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREE
City Concludes
Fiscal Year In
Black By $6622
Tim Iluui bulKit bulimi c hliri't (nr
I lirt (JHy at Kluiiuith full allows
Unit Urn city elided liio 111411-47 fine ill
year In the blin k by tO.tWII 411 In II
liciirriil fund lor administrative ex
penses, fire, street mid nollre depart
menu mid Ilia Ilk. 'Mis fiscal Hr
IimI ended with n Irw dollara Irlt III
II otlior sclal funds.
The administrative fund, Willi u
IW4IM7 biidKd of 4a.463.4D, mid
mini u( turiUSb led III H at tlx
close lit biimiirM Julio 30, but the
bnliiiico would have been a Utile
mure U Uio city Jiill hud not hud li
blHUMt year in rnlrrUliiiiiK tuni.
The city hud earmarked an even
Job Claims
Change Made
Home c'liuiwck m lilliy In the
hiindllUK of l.'alllornlii unemploy
ment roiuuriiaulluii chimin were
llmde nt inectlllll hrlil recently
in the Klaiimtli ulflcrs l the Ore
. gnu mule employment service. The
TiiiimI ImiHirliiiil phase ol the uirrtlim
c-oiicinird the ImiidlhiK of California
I'luiiimiitn livnm nlonu the ori-mm-Callliuiila
buidrr. duly Illicit with
Calllorina iiiitlhnu address arc
concerned.
Claimants. Ilvhiii mostly III Tidc
luka. Durrls mid the nun omnium
mean, limy nuw irixirt to any Cali
fornia unemployment liiiurimce of
Hit or to the Klullluth Kails ulllcc.
whichever Is mont cumenli-iii. Pre
viously, tliituianis hud to tiitvel to
Yreka or Alturiu but ImauH ot the
new rulliiK Uiry limy dome shorter
ilulullrc. to the Klumath Kails of
rue. There me no piesenl chaiuim Ih
tin policy ol hamllnm veiciaii' uriv
Ire readjustment allowance cluliiis
other Hutu the olio nieiitlonrd above
A repreiilllve trom Alturiu
will be In the Klmiinth Kails of lice
to take rc ot California claims.
He will be hero once every two
week beginning Auuunt 0 All pay
menu mid Iilinu ol claims will be
limidled entirely by this represenla
tlve. Itrprcscnllng tlie American Union
at Uie uiretlug were O. 1 Itudd,
service officer nl lulelnke; Howard
1,. Dayton, commander ol the sec
olid district : and Charlra A. Itone.
poat commander lor Tulelake. Also
present were K. H. Olu, eiiiploymenl
field suiicrvlsor lor Northern Cali
fornia: Wllhaiu U. Wliclry. uiiem
pluymcnt liuiirauro inanuiier. Al
turas; Jack Almeier. mmiuuer ot
the Klamath Kalis nldie; lonard
l.iKiirr, claims depuiy, KlaiiiaJh
Kails; and unit Thompson, area
ii)ervlHu' tor eastern Oregon.
OLCC Swaps Bulk ,
Liquor For Blends
Portland. July 23 oPi-The
state liquor control commission re
ported tnduy It wax swapping 8000
barrels ol bulk whlnky lor 1 ,200.000
eases ol liquor blends to be delivered
by nine dlstlllenex.
Oeorije P. Lllley, Baker, was
named chairman lor he next year
under the rotntlnn plan changing
the ehnlrniau ench year.
The liquor swap wax made under
the legislative directive to reduce
Inventories.
Fall From Wild
Truck Kills Tot
PORTLAND, July 23 iP.-Kour-yeur-old
Clinton II. Hhnler wax
rntnlly Injured luxt night in a tall
or Jump (rom n runaway truck which
police said wax owned by hut uncle.
Oeorge Krcuur.
Police xuld Frenuf believed the
boy. who had criiwlcd onto the truck
teat when he parked on the hill,
had disengaged the gears, sending
the truck down the hill from In front
'of the buy's home.
Clu.villled Adx Bring Results.
Wo Go Anywhere!
Ralph's Mobile
Refrigeration Service
Coinmerrlll i(l tlnuif bold
KrfitBralluti
ftathlni lUihlnf nd Oil llraltr
llri-.lr
Dependable Service
hfn vbu nird Ml
UIh I. t ulltr I'haiit Utt
Itmi t.tty K I mn lli l-IU
Fl mini
1
St,.
$HIJ(HI lur bourdliiK prisoners, but so
man., person were Indued III the
lockup Hint the city hud to locule
mi extra $011177 to pny fur their
board.
Ulher drpurliiienu of the admin
istrative tiind allowed sizable bal
iiucea. Kor tiialuncc, there wax
7B&7:i left from the, budgeted
HUH) lor innliiirnuiicc uiul heutliif
ol the clty'a building and I0M.M
In the Insurance and lldellty bond
Item.
I)ui In Itrd
The police department hud a bud
get ol 1118.17(1 tor Hie ycur, and by
June 30 there wniTouly 1314 711 letl.
'l'he atreet department aturted with
43.U4U mid had 1180(113 Jell over.
The tire department hud IIU37.30 re
maining (nun I In K17.B2747 budget,
while the dog jiound wax In the red
hv 17(131 from lu 18440 appropria
tion Tin luit Hem on the geuernl fund
sheet wax a budget of tM.iii lor
lluhlx and water lor the year, and
that allowed a balance ot 1138640.
All the aiieolal funds were tolvent
at the end ot the fiscal ycur the
recreation (unci by only 11(10 03. Of
a MM Item budgeted lor mainten
ance or the ball park. Recreation
Meld, only 177. IS win xeut, but the
.swimming program coat 1439.7(1 more
jlliau anticipated by the budget com
muter ,
I The park rtind atarled at a bud
geted I14.HHI, but had dwindled to a
I balance ol 18691 20 at year a end.
j The new projecta and equipment
Hem wax MIIV8 11 In Uie red. but
the itoaiwur Improvement Item ol
tliooo wax- not touched. There It
allll a balance ol 112.000 (or poatwur
Impiovement
Meter Kilty
A balance or I17.41&4I w-aa ahown
In the airport (unci. IJI.IDOM In the
(und being built by the levy lor
K.-ninlh Mciuorlul purk. t9.(IW23 In
the parking meter kilty. Itr.'IDDH m
the alxeet equipment alnklng fund
and tl2O0 33 In the emergency lund.
The balance remaining In euch In
dividual lund wax eatlmnted xev
erul weekx ngo and declared cnxh on
I hand. It w ax lnrororaled 111 the
1U47-4B budget and allocated Into
the vartoux itindx lor the new f laral
i iierlod. That It one reason why the
I City of. Klamath Kulla l aaklug for
leu tax money Uila year than laxt.
; fly law the Individual Itrma in a
j fund It allowed to run a little In the
red along toward the end of the
j year, but Uie overnll funda muxt not
(bo beyond ttie amount or money aet
I forth In Uie budget
Reds Get Bumper
Crop On Big Farm
MOHCOW. July 23 ofThe news
pagier lrvealla xnid lodny thut a tre
mendous grain harvest was assured
on the "gigantic" alala lurm lu the
Kuban, which covers an acreage
larger than some Ruropeun coun
tries. The article said gigantic, largest
state farm in Russia, had reached
Its pre-war production level despite
hot winds, unxeaxonable frosts and
a strange enrly spring storm which
deposited" black tnnw and sand on
a large acreage. The farm Is de
voted almost entirely to wheal.
fFOVlEn
. i4W ,,,,
XWATER HEATERfc
OfUn tlitit tluilv f)tvrti
1. JO ytit rcpUitrmfni ttartntre.
2. Pnftrtinrtl Amrrica' oriitnal
fltti-lintii airr heater.
). F.nnomr Umpniur roairoJ
adiufbl(. mtomiur.
4. y way intuUiioa low
optrtims coil.
Hut plrniiful. mil frr hot wairf
24 hour dr. nmr ia lor our
otw Fowler Lift trie Waitf Hcicf.
We tire rerrtvlnr rrgulur
hlpniriiU of thli new motlrl
MERIT'S
809 8. 8th
Phone 6U89
Health! Our Greatest Asset!
if
BATH
SWEDISH
MASSAGE
Mi
NISSEN'S INSTITUTE
SINCE 1883
Modern equipment unproved by Medical Profession, 11, S, Ciovern
ment Hospitals, and Health Clubs. Oscar 8. Msscn, I'.T. Director
since lll'iO. Kornierlv Director and Instructor ot Massage Dept.
Iloxton City Hospital, Instructor Massage & Medical Ciymnastiri
"Poxxe'-Nlxxen School of Physical Education." Physical Therapist
and Athletic Trainer Boston College, Tufts Collrge, and Lea
Angelex City College. '
NISSEN'S INSTITUTE
PHYSICAL THERAPY
110 North 8th St. ' Phone 5558
life
KltKUKHICK. Mil., July !13 M'l All
nutomohlle with Ulatrlct of Colum
bia tiiKH pulled to tho curb Inxt
nltiht and n xllver-halred man
leaned out to heul Newxpiiper Pub
lisher Wlllliun T. IJclniilnliic.
"I've been loxl In till town an
hour," the mull nuld, unking direc
tion to the homo ol a Frederick
friend. Col. Iliirrlxon McAlplne.
"With pleuxurc, general, tald Dcla
plulne. rccogiillug the motorlxt at
Hecretary ol Hlute Murxhall.
Alter aeltlug him oil the right
roud, the publisher remarked:
"You have a big Job on your hand,
general "
"It I doli't do any better than I
did driving the xlrceU or Frederick,
I won't do to well, xald the aecre-
tury ot xtulc with a grin at he
drove away.
HARTKOltD, Conn., July 23 tH't
A year and a half ago Hurry Laxey,
83. lell under a ear at a foundry
where nc wax a foreman, and both
lux lega. cruahed by the load of three
tonx ot ateel, were amputated at
the thlghx.
Thin week he obtained hit flrxt
Job aince the accident nmlnuilnlng
aulety nd accident prevention lllet
lor the xtute highway department,
OI.EAN. N. Y . July 23 il'i A bar
ber thop chorux rehcaraed with tuch
vibrancy at a recent meeting that
It Uterully brought down Uie houxe.
C'hunkx ot pluater lell from the
eelltng twice during the rehearaal
lu the community room of Uie Ex
change National bunk building. No
one wax hit.
'COKNINO. N. Y.. July 23 o'i It
ruur-leul cloverx renlly bring luck,
Mm. Verne Nulght cxH'cU to have
plenty ol It.
In one ulternoon the round 300
four-lent cloverx In her front yard
plux 25 tlve-lenr cloverx for good
j PORTLAND. July 26 iI'i Munici
pal juogn .oiui u. M-uorook una an
incoino ux puzlo today.
- A three-dnllur puy booxt gave him
a total net 80 ccuu leas than before
the increase.
Ohio Man Heads .
Portland Schools
PORTLAND. July 23 ulwDr. Paul
A. Kehinux, Lukewood. O.. has no
tified the Portland school directors
he will accept the tupcrlntendcncy
of Portland schools.
'Hie board reiwru Dr. Rehmux
would come here August 25 at a
salary ol 113.000 with 1500 annual
Increment lor two years.
We Do
ELECTRIC AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
and
CUTTING
ALL TYPES EQUIPMENT
Complete TRUCK
FRAME SERVICE
Bring Your Welding
Problems to
BALSIGER
MOTOR CO.
Main and Esplanade
.TV,-. .
PHYSICAL
THERAPY
DRUGLESS
Late Tent Singing Ruled Out
Lulo alnklng at religious services
to be conducted In a tent on llroud
street won ruled out by compromlxe
at tills week's city council meeting.
Rev. E. O. Williams of the Hollneas
church axkod that the church be
allilwed to erect the tent at 004
llroad street.
When Uie question came up about
the tinging at the services, council
men exprexted concern Unit It might
continue on Into the night und bring
complaints from nenrby realdents.
Axxlxtant Police Chief Leigh
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
Lifetime Guarantee
Free Demonstration
Telephone 9200
m
1 'm.
GROUP ONE
Includes Children's Felt Slippers,
Men's Felt Slippers
Broken sizes and styles.
. Regularly priced to 2.29.
To clear at
(O) (5)ft
(5) (g)
BUT ANYTHING TOTALING $10 OR MORE ON
afaft&cn pHatotHfeed ctyeub ituvtep
Ackermnn linked thlct tho council
grunt the request for a permit to ,
erect the tent on condition singing I
would stop at 10:30 p. m. This was '
agreeable to Williams, who also '.
CORRECTION
The Telephone.
Number of the
Dick Lawrence
Upholstery Co.
8812
. SHOP
Top Quality
Sport Shirts
long Sleeve Model '
2.79 to 5.95
A good tooting, well tailored
Pilgrim sport shirt that con b.
worn onywner.. Mad of dur
able cotton or rayon fabrics.
Designed for comfort ond long
wear. Wide selection of plain
or aiaorted patterns. Small, med
ium; medium large and large.
Hercules Bib Style
Denim Overalls
t .
Sanforized! Union Made!
r
1.98
Denim Jackets
Rre. 2.22
Made for men who demand th
most in the overalls they wear.
Cut over groduated patterns for
on exact fit, they're bortocked
ot all strain points. Extra wide
double suspenders; rust-proof
buckles, buttons. 3 pockets on
the bib. Blue. 30 to 48 waists.
Boyville Jr. Sus
pender Longie
Newest fad for Boys
1
98
Going over strong with young
lads for play wear, these sus
pender longlrs are made of 8!
ox. sanforiied herringbone twill
In vat-dyed cadet blur. Riveted,
bar tacked In front t slash. 2
bark pockets. Roll up bottoms.
Even sizes 2 to 8.
Close-Out on Men's, Women's and Children's
HOUSE SLIPPERS AND SHOES FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
agreed to a limitation or 80 dyi on
'the time allowed to xtny.
ClifVslflcd Ads Bring Kcsuits.
.f:nr:; expert "
lcl V'Tnable charge
I advance.
1 ..air.ft
Itl Main iS
Phone M 4f
AT SEARS
Cotton Tee Shirts
Short Sleeves 1.29
A good looking striped tee thirt
that's popular for sportswear. Mod
of smooth, soft cotton that fits com
fortably. Small, medium, large.
Cowhide Leather
Work Gloves 79C
Mod. of fin. quality side split
cowhide leather. Long-wearing
double knit wrist. Fleece lined palm.
Cotton flannel back.
Gabardine Slacks
Fraternity Prep 4.98
Superior value In wool and
rayon gabardine, perfect for
summer casual wear. Pleated
front, cuffs. Teal blue or
brown. 22 to 26 waist.
GROUP TWO
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'MM iP
Includes boys' slippers, women's
house slippers, men's slippers, in
fants' high shoes, women's dress
and street shoes. Broken sizes,
colors, types and styles. Regular
ly priced to 4.50.
To clear at
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Men's Dress Shirts '
OrlfinaJ
Price 195
2.98
A fine cotton broadcloth ot Sears
savings. Popular long-point coliars
with detachable stays. Choice of
patterns in blue, gray, green. Ion.
HARVEST HATS
Choice of
Styles
39c to 79c
Made of imported straws. Green
enameled on front brim protects
eves from sun. Adjustable band.
Smolt, medium, large sizes.
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Boy's Flannel Shirt
Boyville 1.98
Carefree in-and-outer style
made of sturdy cotton flannel
with 2 chest pockets, sport
collar. Ion; sleeves. Bright
plaids. Sties g to 16.
GROUP THREE
Includes men's' leather slippers,
children's shoes and sandals,
women's dress and street shoes.
Broken sizes, types and colors.
Regularly priced to 5.50.
To clear at
O) (0)(Q)
SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN
EflR
133
To rellere
burn. Itch,
and itlng of
Heat Hash
PERSPIRING
CHILDREN
NOW Ufl M I X SAN A
TheiVi wondeffut relief lor all In
Mexsana on hot, humid day and
nights. Helps absorb excels pertpl
ration that often causes prick ly heat
minor akin rashes Prevents chafing.
Dust Mexsana on after bath An
excellent deodorant. Relieves tired,
aching feet and Itchy nulsanca of
athlete's foot. Beat the heat with . . .
. if m
oiks
BroadclothPajamas
Choice of Colors 3.98
Sl..p comfortably m mM roomy '
full cut pajamas. Smartly tailored
coot tryl with nordi.d collar.
Drawstring waistband. AD sizes.
Lightweight Jacket
Putty Gray 3.98
Army type cotton poplin, water-re
petlent. Uniined, it's right weigh?
for summer. Neat zipper front, ad
fvstobte bock. Sues 34 fo 48.
Boyville Jacket
loo r wool 3.98
Smartly tailored Jacket wltb
lip front, half belted sport
back. Warm wool plaids. Blue,
maroon. Sizes 8 to 18.
Hours: 9 to 5:30
So. 8th. Phone 5180