Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 16, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, DCC. 16, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE SEVEN Traffic Survey Touches Off Gtaw In Citfv Council 1 lit- Miuut'nU'f! ninth cut rum mule miU u clly-wlrin hpiutuI juii try vmm In lur thi-lr weekly rouml uf butlri Ilia IhkL iiIkIiL iin i-lty chiiii illnirn (i(iiiiiT(l itf( to Hhsvrl Hull Irrllnurt on Uic nilbjrctn. It ull hturti'd when CuUiMilini.li f'util o. I.iiiHlry pulnlril out Hint u t'lililuinlii Him hud iiiiitiu'tod hint Mtuidity iilliti iiiHiii by Irlrpliuni' tukiiiK whtTilirr tiny mIhmiIcI mmkI u njirrtrii((itlvi here 111 time for Urn council mrrUiiu to (I)mua the aiii vry. The goiirrul survey of truffle, hfthtlnic, rrcrruilou and other roii dltlotiH, nun MitiifeMed hint Week by thtt On-ill it Kltiiimth KiiUi. ituKurlu tlon. It Wiift ollrml in ponMljly cupiilyiiiu uti uiinwrr to dlM UAMon of n mntn.i of routluu hluhwiiy truffle throimlt town wluii the north fit 1 1 a hi o project la hiiill. it well iih hrlpinu with plum for other civic li!iiiovrmeiil.v Nul Itrjdv I ..unity mi itl he told the Miney f )i in ihul th'u city and the Klauiaih ('onniy chamhei of coinineice and f'hrr tnleiented icroiiph are not yet i-.idy to dlAiHih.1 mucin a plani for Hie Mirvcy, fiimv, itmonu other IhlUK. no money han hi en obtained to fliiaiico the project. The chamber of commerce in rx pet ted to dlMUiui the plan ul It Wrli,r1uy meetinu. Councilman A K. C'ondiey drmuuded to know why the firm's preventative Ahuuld not be called In, jmylnif that "you have to icc what you're Ifnluu to buy before you buy It." City Kilitllir-or K A. Thulium pointed out that the Male In con ducting an Intrusive htirvcy of tmt flc coitdlllonn and problrm.t in cltien In Oreiiun and new hKhl may be Ahed on the north riiiinnro project throiiKh that iturvey. K. M. IkI, chairman of the city planuiui: eomuuvvion, wu in thr audience und ukrd whether the council fell that the coiniuiMlon should cmiHldrr plaim on the over-all mirvry and how It would tie in with the ftUteit rhrck-up on tiafflr, but hi (urtloti wai 1ml in ttie heated dlM-UKAloii which followed. Condrry. Malum that the uver-all Fox Estate Set At $1250 The fjitnle of Robert H Kox. who killed in IokkIiik accident in Josephine county. Ieember 1. ia rMlmatcd at UL'ftO phu five shun of stock in the Coyole Creek Min Iiir corporation, nrcordtnu to pro bata JlllUKA. He did not leuvr n will. The widow. F.lnliiP P. Fox. uu iipiwintrri. dniliiUtrntrlx of the estate nnd U S. Hnlrntine. brother-ln-luw of fox. wm the fetltloner. AIao on file nt the roiirthouAt to day 1a (he entntft of Hnrah Anne Homerdlns, who died InteKtntr, l)c cemter 3. The rMnle n eidlmnted nt $1500 pernonal property. A riaufihter, Mr. Viola Huck. was ap pointed ndminl.ntrntrix. Relatives Of Bradburn Sought Medforri authorities were seeking relatives of Ixyd llradliitrn, 43. found dead on a downtown street In Med ford (Saturday nt 7:35 a. in. Ilrnd burn l thought to have two brothers In Klamath Falls, and n sister and father In Dorrls. Calif. Hradburn was described as a vct einn of World War II. blue eves, brown hair and weighing about 120 pounds. He had been working In a Medford cafp lor the past four mouths. His blrthdale was given as March 10, IU05, nt Weliimka. Okla. The body Is nt the Cnngrr Mortls Funeral home In Medford and relatives are asked to contact Coroner II. W. Conger. Jackson county coroner at Medford. Classified Ads Bring Results PILES HIJt ( KSSI Y TIlfcATKD N fln S1m lltmpilillMlttin Nn I. ait of rini P'ririRitrnt Hriiilt' DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlrnprrllct I'h ytr (an Nn lib - i:tinlrn 1hlr nidi Phnn mfln SANTA SAYS: "POOLE'S IS THE PLACE TO GET WHEEL TOYS' iYivrLES " 27.50 o hiirvry ithoulci definitely be done, can m back to the until ej- of huvliiK h man come up from California to talk lo Irmul Kioupn thin Wednrnday lit the chaiuher luncheon. Hpeakliiff to IkI, Condi ey Mild, "1 ii ni not u bulldlnu man or h xoii Iiik man, und I don't think you know any more about It than 1 do." Mayor Kd OMcndorf pointed out that Jul tuiH been chairman of the plaiuiluu commlviloii for three or four yearn, and Con drey replied, "1 ve n! lulled tmi. mid I don't know Hiiythlnif about It." ruiift i.uhi Landry atitucd tlial u profehnloiial MirveyhiK fit in Khould be called in after morn definite plunn are lined up, parlicularly reuardluif meanii of IlnanchiK the project. Condi cy responded that there 1h n ineaiift of flnancliiK the aurvey, but Landry heatedly replied that "If there lh, I know nothing about it." "They don't want to tell Landry unythltiK about It beciimie they're afraid he'll throw a monkey wrench in the works." Condi ey retorted, "I ! won't Htand for thin polite way of I plKcon-holuiK-" Court icy did not 'enlartte on the term "they."! Councilman Wendell Smith Mild he thotiKht It niiuhl be h ood idea I to rait in on nuuider. and Council man Anifun Newton replied wryly, Noel Costume I Parade Slated 1 TUI.KI.AKK. Calif.. l-c. 1ft : Merchantn of Tulrluke will hM.iiMjr ; a blic ChrUtmaa conturno parade for , yi-uiiHnteM of inde M hrxil nk'e and I younger, beulnuliiK nt 10 a. m. Bat i uiduy. I Banta ClattK will lead the parnde o.' cohlumed children and holldav I floath. j The line of March will beuln at Ih" llavhnn lot. rourludliiK at the bit: community ChrUtman trre it the Hank of America corner. 1'rtzrn - wlh le Klven for the best flout a en 1 te;ed. and nil yoiinitstera partlclpat tnc will be Klven prtw.t and treats. Kach day for th" past week n Imidpeaker het-up on the top of n Main itreel bulldlnu hns broadtrnt ChrtMmiiA raroln from 11 a. in. to 1 P ni und from ft to 8 p m. In tne eveniimv music from Handel' ' "Mejwlnh," l.t brondcnM. The .soncs i will continue until after the holi days. Disorderly Conduct iScntcnce Suspended John L. Sander. 27. was niven a j Go -day MiMendcd jail sentence to j day on a charge of disorderly con ! (h;cl after a chartte of non-Mipimrt nKalnst him hud been dropped In ! juMlce court. The Jail term was suspended on , condition that Sanders support his I wife nnd three small children. He ! told Justice of the Pence J. A. Mn- honey he km koIiik to North fiend to work. ALCOHOL DESIRE CAN BE REMOVED LASTING RtSUlTS ARE OBTAINED WITH MILD, SHORT INITIAL TREATMENT No litngxr mut you or some family member lc thained to the dctt ruction of rxceitivc drinking. Science reporti i h At alcoholism is a ditcaic that will respond to the correct treatment like any other dirne. Our clinical record pnive this 10 he (he case. Lasting re siiIm have hern obtained through our nuld, safe, but effective treatment. Why delay any longer? Send for our confidential booklet. The Magnificent l-'reetlom" containing ftdl information and references. It will he mailed you HUM in a plain envelope. MAR-DOR HOSPITAL Dept. K-S . 34 N.K. 20lli Avenue PORTLAND 14, OREGON EAit 9529 95 "It iiilnht he nice to hear mi out sider talk once lu u while." Mini tli made u motion that the outsider be called In for the Wed nesday chamber of commerre w. Mou, but his motion was lost hi the ducuhsioii. Lnndry, referrltiK to the pohlUnnu of himself and Con drey workliiK on u committee htudy IliU the hui-vey, Mild, "Then you'd better have someone ehu work with Al Condi ey on this. I in not sympathetic with hln views." Upshot of the whole thliiK was the council's advice to Landry and Con drey to talk it over and try to "patch thlllK (It)." Councllmen und the mayor koL in to another tangle over the blinker vs. stop-iiud-KO traffic llKht riuestlou nt the Intersection of Main and HprhiK near the underpass. The mayor favored contl.'iuliiK the re cently starU-d slop -go systein. und councllmen objecti-d. The planning commission recommended that the city return to blinkers since on Icy mornluKs, motorist have trouble stopping ul the top of the Incline couiltiK out of the undtrpass. The mayor said the reason the blinkers were discontinued In the first place Is that motorist enter liitt Main from SprliiK Mrcel arc "taking their lives in their hands '.o try lo et across." Hark to Hlhikrrs The council voted to return to the blinker method during the winter, saylnit It would consider put tliiii in atop-nnd-Ro llKhu when the weather Is Hood. A reconuneudatlon beratlDK the condition of the bleachers at Kecre aiiou park was submllted by Hulld Iiik fnpector V.'alier Sal.sbery. with advice lo the recreation director and committee that somcthlnu be done about them before baseball season. Demonstrallnii quick action, Hec reallon Director Sam Smith told the council that work on the bleachers bcKan Monday, nnd they arc bcliiK repaired. Th public utilities and fiuaii.e committees will study the possibility of hlrliut an electrical ImiM-ctor. as siiKKe.tted by Smith lust iukIu. There Is enouith electrical work to warrant employing a man, he said. C. T. Sterland of lHtii Academy, was Kranted a retjue.it for a street IlKhl at the comer of Academy and ljt.st street-s, as he told councllmen that residents of Academy have spent quite a bit of money graveling and Improving the street. Vern Schort ncn, representing Burkhard and Srhortgen. building contractors, was granted two park lug spnees Insti'.id of one. for a period of 10 days, to enable the firm to load and unload mnicrlAls from the Kvans building. Main nnd 10th, where they arc now working. WE DELIVER Pres-To-Logs Standard Feed Store Phone 8300 or Rinehart's Chevron Station Phono 3382 Oprn ntkd. s.nn .m. In l.na p.m Kund t N.oo a.m. I R;0Q p.m. a. lb Al.. arrmi (rem Tew.r Tbealrt II Your Favorite Waltzes in Dance Tempo BOB STANLEY AM) 1U5 ORCmSTKA USTIM TO THESE OTHER SONORA ALBUMS OF Mf LOOKS THAT Wilt IIV FOREVfR AHUM MS-43J Uinh 0'i Hayhl DtnCarMr U 09 AHUM MS-IS? Alhm MbwI Uni MdnOrt 'WMi Alkm IWsitWcri 9 AHUM MV771 f'vhv l,mht 17.6 AHUM M$-f ftnw M'tft PcwNm Alp ft Hreaka Ankic John U. Hamilton, Orchard, employed at (,'hnrlf I lea ton Machinery workt at i2H Hpilng. nuffered a broken ankle Monday and wan treated at K In ni nth Valley hospital, ife was luter released to return liome. In If iMpilal -Sharon. 7-y ;ir old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Hoy ftjwe. ll.'U) California, In a patient at Hill side hospital for treatment of pos sible pneumonia. The Utile girl was admitted to the hospital Monday night. J to we Is city fire mnrstial. Catholic Vuulh ( lull Will mci'l at the home of Otto Hmllli, IIM (Jri'Mjent, Thurwlay i-vcnlng. A formal dance will he plamifd for the near future. All mcmum are urged to attend. Home for Clirilma Mrs. Mason Hmlth nnd Infant kon were dlif mlhM'd from Klamath Valley hospl tm early Tueaday to return to their heme. 1B44 Lancaster. I.ravm llonpllal Oliver Little, 76, 4f.l7 Denver, admlltrd to Klamath Valley hospital for treatment De cember 14. was able to leave for his home Tue.-.day morning. Iinmiied Mra. Ted Oelhaar and Inlant daughter left Klamath Valley hor.pltal Tuesday for their home, 806 Ovens. Mother, 3 Children Burned To Death WASHINGTON, Pa., Dec. 16 H't Mrs. Martha Ealy. 40, and three of her six children burned to death as flnmes swept through their frame farmhouse In nearby East Flnley township. Killed with Mrs. Ealy yesterday were two sons. George, 15, and Wright. 13, and a daughter, Ger trude, 8. Mrs. Kaly's hitsband, Wayne, car ried another child, Elmer, 3, and led Ellen, 10, lo safely while a sixth child. Wllma, lfi, escaped from the burning building by leaping from a second story window. Turn those no-longer-used articles Into cash now! Herald and News Want Ads are inexpensive and bring quick results. BOTANY TIES THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A GIFT HE CAN WEAR SALE! MEN'S ROBES EVERY ROBE REDUCED! RAYONS WOOLS FLANNELS Just in time for Christmas giving. COTTON HKACON Was S'J.95 NOW $6.89 FANCY KA YON W S15.J5 NOW $12.89 Sinct 1918- MANSTORE- 133 Main FASHION PARK- Amerira'a tip-and-rominR rianrc (troup. Boh Stanley ami hiit Mutual nroanraM ing Synlem Orchestra brinR you iuuxic of romancfi in a quiet, dreamy tempo . . and in typical wall time. You'll dance lo Son of .ore; .el Me Cntl Veu Suithmrti Tim llrartx in Thtt t,Hiarlrt Time; Alir Whp (lOirn, Misiftnri Wnlx; Hrauiijttt Ohin; Shntfaw W ofij ,efinrtine, Dream of t.ilnr Time. I J Reserve To Hold Meeting The fl.'!0!h orKanlzcd rft.'icrvf! com li'wlte Kroup of KinniHth Falls will conduct a trulnlnif period at the county courthouiie WtdnewlHy at 7:30 p. m.. It wrh announced today. InHlructorn will be Capt. Uavld BuiiKcr of thin city and Flrt Lt. Uwl Kaudra of Merrill. Imtruc tlon will cover procedure for mili tary police work In occupied arean. Uoth Capt. Hunger and Lt. Kandrtt served a MP officer during the war. All altcudliiK the M:hwA keHhlon will wear uniform with "naiad." Tlir official picture will be taken by Wf Ouderlan and a good attend ance la required by Col. A. J. Mc Vry, commanding officer. Tule Court Hands Out Sentences TUt.KI.AKE. Calif., Dec. 16 Mury Murphy, 34, Merrill, wa ar rested by Tulelake police Sunday nldht for causing a disturbance In a Tulelake church. In police court Tuesday morning, she was given a 30-day suspended sentence and warned to leave town. Jack Joseph O'Kcefc was fined $15 on a drunk charge, and Jim Kane wai: floated out-of-town on a drunk charge. FROM IK ft ip fig Visit Itickys i onip I Downstairs AppliaiM'C Sloru TODAY! 0 Zrnilh Appliances Norje Appliances 0 (tibson Appliances Younpstown Kitchens 0 Kaiser Dishwashers 0 Custom Built Kitchens ,tm T-lr r1""1 111111 1111 ' '"' " Ite Aleut 1. More "in front" food space. 2. Non-tip sliding shelves. 3. Extra large Super-freezer. fltelly During Student Held For Assault Paul D. Wiley, 38, of Portland. student at Oregon Vocational school, was arraigned yesterday afternoon In Justice court on a charge of as sault, armed with a dangerous weapon, and Is In the county Jail In lieu of (1000 ball. Wiley Is accused of assaulting an other OVS student, Thomas B. Johnson, with a pocketknlfe at the Hub bar on 8. 6th Sunday night Johnson wa not injured, but signed the complaint against Wiley. Johnson took Wiley In custody at the Klamath Billiards a short time after the Incident and handed him over to city police. The man wa held In the city Jail Sunday night on a drunk charge. Discovery of a new electrical In sulating material, barium tltanate, the insulating value of which in said to be 100 to 1000 times that of mica, is reported by Soviet scientists. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 KICKYS 'J enltlt Mai And Itenwmbev! 'MUSS MapmiitMy 1AI8 Lives ltefrigcrntlou Satisfaction for Many Years to Come. 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