Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 12, 1947, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Shuck Brothers Distributors HluuH lliolheiH, Mnilll, will be exeliirilvti tllntrlbulorn In Klamath Mid I. nk (i niuiitli'rt lur two bniiulM ' Of beer, lHulurlsi-r hjkI Klkhorn, AiiniiHriiu-iitH we lo completed over tlir week-end for (lie Hudwrthor HHI'IK V Willi till' Ul l lVlll of II (IIMl li'l Ii'PiTMMtlatlvr of AnnliiuMiHffltUM-li fuinpuny, . JhulwrlM-r Ik rM urnliiu to the Woht .VuiiKt niter it four yearn iibncm-e (lur lu Muiirtioi lul li shui -luurii ttui Itiit the war, Klkhorii la mi Oteuou product and Hit majority of pnH-rrdit from tliln bcvi'iiiKti ko Into Om'koh btinlncfui rlutniu'ln. 'lilt William H'wwh Htewlnu romimny, Pendleton, I owiii'd and operated by On-unii men, H K. Choupek 1h iimnaurr. 7 New truck will be operated by llic ItH-al illMlrlbiiturK to naMire prompt and efficient delivery neiv let. Mini, of till" renpoiifilblllty will be ttlven to W. W. HaldwIM. liiiu lline rrhldeiil of Klamath minty, now affiliated with Hluiek -llrotheia anil tn Walter Mm trim, ft , renldenl uf I lie Klamath buMn for 'Ji yearn. Tax Figure Hits Record Youth Trapped In Wreckaao Of Cor ii I, ii r m r JI 'imm CMS?? i' v Incinerator To Be Used All waste from the BhtiHtu i'lun lhff mill at 3240 Bo. fith Ktrcet will notm be solnx up In aipoke. In the new concrete and steel Incinerator under construction. The old Incin erator, moved to the location 14 year auo when the White 11 nc Moulding company discontinued op ciutioiw, wan toppled over several dayh aKo to make room for the new larger one. The replacement will coat ap proximately $7400, Is 40 feet across the base and SO feet hitch. With the Installation, much of the dirt and sawdust which "blew In your eye" will be eliminated. Thin waqte until a few months ago was largely used by the city heating plant. A new addition to the mill has been operating for some months and the plant Is now surfacing from 100.000 to 120.000 feet per day. The old building, still In use, adjacent to the new section Is to be torn down soon to be repla-i Sy a now structure and when the entire plant, equipped with more machinery Is completed It will be the best custom milling plant on the Pacific coast, according to J. D. Evans, superintendent. ' I'Ultl'LK 1 If-! ART HEAD LANCASTER. Pa., Aug. 12 frV T. C. Hopkins of Rogue River, Ore., was numed Junior commander lor ajiu 5 of the Mmtary Order of the Purple Heurt 'it concluding sc&atons of the group's blh annual conven tion lujt t.ifht. Council OK's Nine Permits The city counci1 approved nine building per ml U at last nlnht's meeting, totalling I0H50. There were no requests for permits for new resi dences. Three remodeling Jobs amounted to 4000. Thene were issued to John C. liunce, remodel nsldence, 1142 Crescent avenue $:r00; Lewis Stubbs, remodel residence, 1919 Tunnel $500i and Mrs. Ethel Van Tress, remodel VV EASY-TO-OPEN CAM A tot PORTLAND, Aug. 12 iVOiegon rui poiulluns mid individuals have paid the ledeiul liovernment a new retold total of luxes during the flscul year ending Juno 30, the Portlund nfMiP of (he U. 8. Internal revenue bureau eMttriuled today. Portland of I Ire hMikeMiien set the approximate uiom from income levied on firm and Individuals at 247.000.000 compared to 2:(J,000. 000 at the end of the previous flscul year. Revenues from all source are ex pected to booAt the grand total. In cluding soeiiil security taxes, well above the June 30, 1H40 figure of :i 17,000.000. the previous record. The Washington. L. C, office will reletiM exact figures later, the Port land office reported. Ills faer cut and suffering eh est Injuries, Antliuiiy Podownkl, 2.1. farrow) wults patiently while Boston flremeii attempt to pull a dutir auuy to free him from the wreckage of a government gift ear drivrn by his amputee brother, l-jlward, 24. The brother, who lost both legs while saving an Injured pal during the war hi Europe, was removed from the ear with only minor Injuries. The sprclally-eijuipped vehicle col lided with a truek. AP wlrphoto. Solons Look Over Airfield Site . MrCHORD KIKI.D. Wush Aug. ' 1'J ol'H-Hevcn members of a house . Interstate and foreign commerce . subcommittee and their parly ar rived hero lust night after n week's InsiH'cllon of a ptopmcd site for an , international airport at Anchorage, Alaska, and Invest gallon of the territory's shipping situation. Rep. Kvan Howell. R-IU , chair man, said findings would not be made public until their return to Washington, D. C. New Highway Building Eyed PORTLAND, Aug. 12 ol't-Studles of plans fur a new highway depart ment office building and reorgunt union of the engineeriim. auditing and parks division were ordered as the htatr highway commission to day took up new problems. Discussion of the new building came after Slate Kugineer H. H. llaldoek rr ported yesterday that the crowded department cannot obtain additional slate office building space and has been unable to rent needed quarters In Salem. Haldock's plan calls for a 1200000 concrete building on state highway property for n sign shop and tempo rary office quarter for the audit ing division, which would permit use of ataU; office building space by other highway divisions. The proposed new office building would require two years to complete and cos i about 91,000,000. Department reorganization was ordered studied by lialdork. Counsel J. M. Devers and H. B. Olaisyer, commission secretary, after liuldock asked for one or two assistant en gineers. Commissioner, also pro po:.ed the auditor be allowed great er independence of action and the superintendent of parks a separate budget fund. convention of the National Beauty Culturlsis league. I American women ouy more man iuu.wu wigs n yrr, sain diaries R. Richardson. Philadelphia wig maker, ItlrhnrrKnn hlmu1f ckIIu' nknnl Qrtn ! pre-fabricated hairdos a year to I beauty parlors, at $40 apiece. Copoble Nursing Care for Aged or Convalescent Ambulatory or Bvd Cases Even Tide Rest Home 142 N. Main rhiine 7006 Ashland, lire PVASSISHINC PASTE SHOE POLISH 104 COIODS IIQU1D DYANSMine Liquid Dyanihinl na a M voir dealer will have mora juit u won fMtll if iff JBBl mJ K- H hoi poustTyMI s jKL E I tenau arc ' i,-Irfr reldcnre, 125 Wendllng way 1500, The remaining pormltd were as follown: M. . Unvla, now bedroom and porch, 2257 Orchard, $000: re rout houae, 2413 Reclamation, Mn. Ann Caxerl 1250; new Uilr to front porch, 633 N. 12th, Cnrl 0. 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