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FRIDAY, DLC. 12, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THIRTEEN Demos Give Up Hope Wallace May Not Bolt On Independent Move WASHINGTON. Ore. IX lf, Thr (Irtimcritllo Irm1irhli ivr up iihuiiL lt IhrI Imp tniluy llmt llriiry A. M'illit'e mulil hit prmuiHlrtl nut to rntnitr t'rmlilriil 'I'miiiim' 1M-IM flrcitoii pniwprrU liy IhiIIImk nihI ruiiiilni un H third jmrty lUkrl. A cry p. In "llmt'tt hl privilege" wm llin rr-torl of Hrntilor MHirnth H.I.I rtmlrtnmi of Hip ilrimirratta rmlloniil commit trr, to U ullnrr'i lluffrtlu, N. V., HMrrlliin thut If It mmr tu rholre hrtwrrn I'rrfclilrnl T ruin mi mill Hrimtor Tuft (H-Ohlo) hr would voir for Tuft. Krom the dt'inninille oiuunlatlnn attinripnliil. Oil pill Wulliui, fi'Min-r Vice pirnldriiL it ml Koim-vrll rub lurt nirinbri-, nbout ui fur beyond Plane Crash ? Survivors Flown Out WKHTOVKH 1'IKI.I). Mu.vi . IJrr. 13 il'i ClriirliiK wrntlirr over I.11I1 rmlor brlfflitriiml thr proMx-ru to clriy fur evnruniliiK llir rriunliiliiK thrcn unity lllrll wild mirvlvri' u email of 11 lniiiiiirt plmip that klllnl J3 iilhrra Tm-lluy IlllcllllKill. Thrre of llir mirvlvoin- iiiuif rliuily liijinrcl weir tlnwn nut iI the try wllaVriirw lit mi mr iriinsuori riiinmtiiul hrllruptrr yrMcrilny tu (lume buy. Tliry will be iriinstrrrnl Ui WlUIrr Hrril llinpmil, Wuilllllll ton. U. c:. I.llht Slum A lllflil ullow fell lliln limriiliiu III the rruKin but inriroroliiKiniii ml It .lot itevrre rlli'Ulill to pi event flying. The men 111 y iliopped to right (teurreii during Hie lllk'lil. but rune to IB at 7:30 . III. cKSTi. Klrt rrport from a nurvlvur t trlbuled the crmli to 11 power failure mid auKl Hie bin ATC phinc "teemed to ronie tilmml to it Alop In mid mr" before pluiiKing euri.i onrd. Trnvellnit over the rouuli. rwley terrain l no difficult thut there l txuuilUillly Hint even the overland retcuem may be flown out. Tl-.e flr.it three rescued, flown ten mile from the arrne of the wreck to tile Cloow buy limpltnl yenler ly. were Identified by Army of flell liere an Lt. J. M. Itlrklry, of rlmiut Monlcn. Calif. Cpl. John Alianer. nf HurrlAburK. Ha., mid l.t. Col. Harry llullu. of rorllnnd, Mich. All three were reported to be In fair condition not critically In jured." ntillli wan (iiioted oy nn in my officer who flew back here hut nlKht from Ooojie bay a aayliiK the crush waa "undoubtedly caused by power failure " tin. pule mi lie can no without ui limlly niiiiouncliiii tluil lie I1I111 sell la itolim In run H nil Indepen dent, The Uciiiuciiillc. iiiitiimiil com lull lee for 1110111111 him levcleil mont of lis flic ut Tuft. A recent party piilillciitlon contended, for Insluiice, thut the Ohio aeimlor represeiils Hie body of republican thinking mid ought lo be the OOP nominee. At his ilulfiilo news conference yesterday. Wallace also iiienlloned llov. Thoiniia K. IJewey of New York, another potential UUI' eiin dlditte, coinpniliiK lilm with Mr. Troumil. "I licalliile lo miy vtlietlirr llewey l a walered-diiHll version of I ru in an or the president la a walered 1l11v.11 version of Dewey." lie sulil. Home demoerata commented pri vately that If Wallace hadn't already made up h I a nlnd lo bolt, he hardly would go around making such stutemetltn. Wiillace'a left-hiiiidcd cnilon.t- j nicnt wu piihllcly greeted only with . laughter III the Tall ciunp. Tuft. 1111 iiiinounced cundlduie lor j the OOP nomination, wna silent . lilinself. Hut there were Indications 1 his friends would have been belter i pleased If Wallace had picked some one else us 111.1 invorne repuoucan culldldute. WHY WE SAY t, JTAN eOU' HI KAWSOM T7ts . 3 Tli plirnat; "liootia poena," meaning nny aort nf nonarnac lo cover up a tie- I eeplion, ia kelievpd to )e a fragment of : llir inruiilntion spoken liy a magician i in the 17th century, jlj' SA Christmas Kettles To Be On Street Saturday Hiilvutlon Aiiny Christmas kettles, a traditional holiday season feature on the streets here, will make their Wallace sulci Hint III foielgn at- . l'l" "ra... e on omuiua,. talis Tuft "la the one mosL likely 1 A "real live Bunta Claus" will dl- to lake licllon, mosl lIKeiy 10 Keep , .....-.... .-.-.... v...... ... ....... the peace." This, the Ohloun's hackers seemliiulv fear, might be ; inlerprcled hastily as lining up Tall 1 with Wiillnce a nttucks on the bl-1 liaiilsan foreign policy and his autocacy of a softer aliunde toward : Uussla. ' Tall has been careful lo endorse , the course of Senator Vandeiilieri (K-Mlrh.l In Hie laller'a espousal of blparllsun action on foreign af fairs. And nunc nf the prospective i candidates, escepl Wallace, aeems likely lo advocate any less llrm pol icy toward the Kuvlrts. Meanwhile Oewey. who hasn't yet said he Is running for the OOP presidential nolnlnallon. declared last nighl the slate of the nation shows president Truman Is "not coliiH'telil to ui.0 Hie powers Unit llavo been given him The crack came during a dinner here attended by upproxliniilcly 100 OOP house members from some slules. That was the only direct quote from the governor- speech at the private gathering, but It was reported that lie also renewed uascrtloiu that this country Is let ting China go communist by de fault. Another republican gathering here wan held In even greater secrecy. Speaker Martin llt-.YIuu.) dropped bv the llewey dinner early respects and left, of the J. C. Penney company, Mont gomery Want and First National bank buildings, mid attendant will lie on hand lo thank Die public for contributions to be used entirely mid exclustvel" for the Army's Christmas cheer program. 'Hie keitles are uppcurlng some what later than usual this year, and Major Koswiill. the Army leader here, said that generous contribu tions will be appreciated. Applications tor Christmas bas kets, food checks, toys, etc., are now being accepted. These should be made In writing and should Include the following Information: Names and sex of all members, of Cold Spreads ;;0ver Nation Amnesia Victim On His Way Home PonTl.ANO. Iec. 13 il'i Lewis Knee, the man w ho can't remember, waa en route In his Hurley, Idaho home today with Ills father who "Is beginning to seem familiar to me." The younger Itnce. '.H-year-old Wat veteran who was Identified In ah Olymphi hospital by Charles Race of Dm try ns his .1011. had 1 "maddening headache" as the two changed trains here last night. The nmiiesln victim will have ti pte-Chrlsimiis retinlor with the wife and three children lit Is afraid he won't recognize Later, Ills father sulci, effort will be made to have him placed In the veterans' hospital at Roscburg for further treatment foi malaria which the father snld was the cause of his son's memory loas. nrevlous enfaKemellt to dine wltti former tiuv. Alf Landun "of Kansas. OOI' presidential nominee In 1U3H. and others. There waa no public Inkling of what the Landnn Hirel ing was all about. The democrat got Into the ban quet picture with a testimonial dinner for tile new poslniasler gen eral. Je.ve M. Donaldson, which was distinguished by a "welcome home" for James A. Farley, the former national chairman. Hy The Associated Press Generally cold weather spread over most of the country todny. ranging from below 7'ro In part of Ihe Midwest to below freer.lng In Central Texns and chilly In sections of Northern Morula and Southern California The federal weather bureau In Chicago said temperatures would paid his ! climb In the southern area and In saying he had a i Cullfnrnlu but readings of slightly TIIKr'T PHILADELPHIA. Dec. H 0P1 Hell Cuplan I part owner of a com pany that manufactures automobile burglar alarms. The other day Hen took the burglar nlnrm off Ills own car to loan II to n friend nnd Den Is using laxlcabs temporarily. below normal would continue In nnt other sections. The mercury dropiied lo 5 below In Wasuu Wis., during the early morning hours for the country's lowest reading. Minus rero marks nise. were reported In Northern and Central Wisconsin nnd some part of Minnesota. Light nun fell In section of th Great lakes and Die Ohio valley areas eastward Into New England, while rain Is reported In the South east Allnntlc state Yesterday's high marks were 79 at Tumpa. Kin . and 78 at Miami. it W K 8 4 a 3 a. u Hove vour old scwinq machine rebuilt, modern ized and converted into modern electric ennsole M or portable model, now! ' From 79.50 Spocial Holiday Prices! -r- Stocki Limited CTTCWnil' V rom 49.50 fi K K K K K K Tour Independent Dealer WWII Shasta War Ph, G771R Hatlstilcllnn (lilnrnnterd rrompt nnil fcxperl Service Drlng Machine or Call SEWING MACHINE SERVICE a 9 dy You can "avoid the rush" in holiday long distance calling by making your calls beore Dccvnihcr 24 and 25. The PACIFIC TELEPHONE and Telegraph Company hi OH L 1 Ik I Classified Ans Bring Result NEEDLESS TIRC WEAR HARD STECRINO "WANDERINQ AND WEAVINS" TIRE POUNDINO OO TO AN CXPCRTJ OUR MODERN STEERING AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE IS SEST FOR. YOUR CAR REGARDLESS OF MAKE TLxaA. SERVICE LINK RIVER MOTORS lit So. 6th We rick-t'p and Deliver Banish Christmas Shopping Worries! Give a Dnluxo Box of World Famous Rogue River Valley Giant Du Cornice Pears In Our Merry Christmas Package Here a tasle I li rill that will really malic your friend appreciate your excellent choice. We especially recommend It for those people who have "everything." Nothing eould lie finer. Only $3.00 for Each Gift Just send ui the address nnd we will do all the rest. Vour boxes will bo shipped lo arrive before Christmas, with your name on Christina card inside the beautiful package. Associated Fruit Company P.O. Box 464 Mcdford, Ore. family, full and correct address of applicant togetaer with the names ai C addresses of the Individual I sending In application If not - mem ber of the family; also, type of aid needed and any other Informulion that will n'd Ihe Army 111 filling the reuuest. The deadline for receiving application Is Saturday, December 20. In addition to kettle donations, they will bt accepted at the office. 400 Klamath avenue. The Army's Christmas kettle do nation are figured as part of ihe year receipt In making up the budget for the Community Chest, which provide the major financial support for this orgumjiilon. LEGAL NOTICE of ihm Northwi-l Corner of Lot 2, Hlk. . Mutiny eld A 'trillion lo City of Kiaoiuth full. Houth lo lite north Hum ut C itiectt Allvy-way throuffh rrilditl of Hlocki fl, IS, Ifl uml ill hiinnyslfj Addition lo City of KiJinifitri Hrrmid Avenue, from lh Houth line ot U tree I, Hnulh to I ha north line of C ireut, and from the souih line of C Rlfftvl south to Ihe Northeast line of the Kouthcrn i'nclf Jc Co, riillfoad rljfht of way, A I ley-way, I h rough hlot-ki 14, 17 and 24 Humiyeuie Add, Hon lo the Clly of Klamath alls, Third Aveour, from Ihe South line of C stri-cl, Houth lo the North line of A street, Ahey-wa, throuh Hkm-M IH and XI Hunriysiiie Addition to the Clly of mam am ran. Kourih Avenue, from a line eight feel HotJlii Horn Hie rtofint-aal Corner of lA a, lllk. Hi, to a point If a fret feouiti ol mo Northwest comer of lii 4, lllk. 10. Hunnysidc Additiun lo City of Kiarnain Willis, Mouth to the North line ol A aUcei; Aiiey-way, through HI. Sunnyslde Addition lo City ol Klamath alls; if lit Avenue, from a line len feet Norm of the tfoulneasl corner of Cot lo, lllk- i'l. Ut a point eight feet Norin ol mr Mouthweit tor oer of Cot 2, Jllk. 21, Hortnysidc Addition to Clly of Klarnam Kails, aouth lo the North line of A ireel; Sixth Avenue, from a line 3 ft north of the NdMheiiil Corner of J-ol t), lllk. 21, Hurinvslde Addition to the City of Klam ath Kails, lo the Southwest Corner of jit II, JUoo'k 2i). Kidorado MrighU Ad dition to City ol K lm ifi talis, aouth to the North line of A street; t) Htreel. from the east line of First Avenue East to the West line of Second Avenue; Jl Htieet. from the east line of The Dallra-Callfornia Highway, cast to a line from the Southeast corner of Cot 9, Ulk 111 to a point 43 ft west of the Northeast corner of Cot 10. hlk 22, Sunnyaide Ad dition to City of Klamath Kails: A Street, from the northeast line of the Southern Pacific Co., railroad right of way. east to a line running from the Southwest corner lt 11, lllk. 2-K El dorado Heights Addition to a point 20 ft. west of the NortheiMt corner of Lot 1.1. lllk. 21. Kidorado Heights Addition to City of Klitmath Kails; lexter Strrrt. from Ihe South line of A street Kouthrast lo the north line of VanNea Avenue; Ivv Streei from the Southwesterly line of Uahha Street, Southwesterly to the Northeasterly line of Dexter Street. VanNrss Avenue, from the Northeast erly line of the Southern Pacific Co.. railroad right of way Kast to a line from a point 20 ft. east of the Southwest rnrner of Iil 21. BlK. 25, Eldorado Ilrights Addition to City of Klamath Kalis, In the most northerly corner of aa a. Hlk. I, Hillside Addition to City of Kin math Falls; I .ex i ii gl on Avenue, from the North easterly line of the Southern Pacific Co., railroad right of way. north to the southerly line of Dahlia and Birch streets; Hawthorn Street, from the east line of f-xlngtor Avenue, northeasterly to a line extending from the most easterly corner of lt 4. lllk 1. to the tnott northerly corner of Il 12. Blk 4. Hillside Addition to City of Klamath Falls; Hawthorn Street, from the North easter I v line of. Southern Pacific Co.. railroad right of way, to the west line of Iextngtnn Street; Lowell Street, from the Northeasterly line of. Southern Pacific Co., railroad right of way. Northeasterly to a line, where It Intersects an alley, extending from the most easterly corner of Lot 17. Hlk 4, to the most northerly corner of Lot Li, lllk. M. Hillside Addition to City of Klamath Falls; lnraster Avenue, from the North easterly line of the Southern Pacific Co., railroad right of way, north to Ihe South Haw of Van. Ness Avenue; Alley-way in Hhw k 1, Second Addition to City of Klamath Falls; AUey-way. In Hlock :i, Hillside Addition to City of Klamalh Falls; Dolores Avenue, from the South line of Van Ness Avenue, southwesterly to the Northwesterly line of Portland Street; Alley-way In Block 10, Hillside Ad dition to Clly of Klamath Falls, l-awrence Street, from Ihe North easterly line of. Southern Pacific Co.. railroad right of way, northeasterly to a line, where it Intersects an alley, extend ing from the mnet Easterly corner of lxt IK, lllk. 0, to the most northerly corner of Lot 13. Hlk. 12. Hillside Ad dition lo Clly of Klamath Falls; Alley-wuy. In HI oik 11. Hlllalde Ad dition to City of Klamalh Fall: Painter Slreel, from Ihe Northeasterly line of, Southern Pacific Co., railroad right of way. Northeasterly to a line, where It Intersect! an alley, extending from the mosl easterly corner of I,ot 18, Hlk 12. to the mot northerly corner of Lot l.'f. lllk. Id. Hillside Addition to City of Klamath Falls; Alley-way. In Blk. 20. Hillside Addition to City nf Klamath Falls; Dclmoro Slrret. from the Northeasterly line of. Southern Pacific Co., railroad right of way. northeasterly to a line, where It Intersect an alley, extending from the moat easterly corner of Lot 18. Blk. IS. Hillside Addition to City of Klamath Falls, to the most northerly corner of Lot 13, Hlk. 32, Hot Spring Addition to City of Klamath Falls; LeRoy Street, from the Northeasterly line of Southern Pacific Co.. railroad right of way. Northeasterly to a line, where It intersects an alley, extending frorn the most easterly corner of Lot 18, Blk. 32. to the most northerly corner of Ixt 13, Blk 31. Hot Springs Addition to City of Klamath Falls; Fremont Street, from the Northeaat erl" line of. Southern Pacific Co., rail road right of way. Northeasterly to a line, whrre It Intersects an alley, ex tending from the most eaaterly carnrr of Lot 18, Blk. 31 to the most northerly corner of Lot 13. Blk. 30. Hot Springs Addition to Citv of Klamath Falls: Manrnlta Street, from the North easterly line of. Southern Pacific Co. railroad right nf wav, Northeasterly, to a line where It Intersect an alley, and extending from the most easterly corner of lst 18. Blk. 30. to the most Northerly corner of Lot 13. Blk. 29. Hot Spring! Addition to Cltv of Klamath Kails; Al'ey-wavs. each and all tnereof. fn Block 24. Hot Springs Addition to City of Klamath Fall: Alameda Avenue, from the Northeast erlv line of. Southern Pacific Co.. rail road rirht of wav Northwester! to the Vorhweterly line of Mid Southern Pacific Co.. railroad right of wav: Bond Slreel, from the Northeasterly line of Atarneda Avenue. North for a distance of one hundred UOOi feet; Henderson Street, from the Northeast erly Una of Alameda Avenue, east to a line extending from the Southeast corner of Lot 6, lllk. 2, to the Northwest turner of 1k( 1. Hlk. 10, Dixon 2nd. Addition to City of KlAtnath FMs; Laguna Slreel. from the Northeasterly line of Alameda Ave , North to a line extending from the Southeast corner of Lot 6, Blk 2, to the Northwest corner of Lot I, Hlk. 10. Dixon 2nd. Addition to City of Klamath Falls: Sheldon Street, from the Northeast line of Alameda Avenue, North for a dlAtsnre of 123 feet: Wendling Street, from the Northeast line of Alameda Ave.. North for a dis tance of 03 fret; Henry Street, from the Northeast line nf Alameda Avenue. North for u distance of 70 feet; and. Williams Avenue, from the Northeast line of Alameda Avenue. North for a distance nf 7.1 feel; All of said streets and alleys to be va cated and herein described txlng within the corporate limits of the City of Klam ath Falls. Klamath County. Oreaon. That Ihe date of tne first publication of thU notice la Ihe 8th day nf December, IU4T. and the date of the last puhltratlon thereof la the 2nd day of January, HH0. December 3, 11(47. OHKCiON STATE HIGHWAY COM MISSION. By T. H. Ranfleld, As Chairman. By A W, Schaupp, Aa Commissioner, Bv Ben R. Chandler, A Commis sioner. (SEAL) Atteutt H. B Olafayar, Secretary, D. 5 12-1 g 20; J. 1 No. Q13. 1 LET US SULPHUR YOUR LAND CONTRACT BASIS CALL 3036 HOUSE MOVING Any Size Building Oregon or California CHAMBERS BROS. Phone "856 or 4769 DANCE D0RRIS Benefit Dorris Klamath Basin Basketball League Team SATURDAY, DEC. 13 NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE. PETI TION PHAY1NG FOK VACATION OF CERTAIN STREETS AND ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUN CIL OF SAID CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai the undersigned, OREGON STATE HIGHWAY lu.m.mi;iu;n( win. at a regular meeting of Ihe Common Council of the Clly of Klamath Falls, Oregon, lo tie held at the hour of 7:3" P, M of the 5th dav of January. iy. at Ihe Council Chamber, in the City Hall of the City of Klamalh Fall. Oregon, present to the Mayor and Common Council of said City a petition for the vacation of the Streets and Alleys In said City, and hereinafter described. ! That said, Oregon Slate Highway Com- 1 mitslon. 1- an Interested party and de- ' sires lo use the streei and alley, pro- posed for vacation for a State Highway 1 and a park. That a description nf the streets and alleys propped lo be vacated Is a ful- 1 lows, to-wtt: ! 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