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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1947)
TUESDAY, DEC. 23, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREE City Dads Discuss Traffic Survey Without Decision; Log Haulers Ask New Rule The Inng-dlw'tifincd city-wide sur vey prupoMil took tui IiiIIIiik ul II in ill y council Monday night lor llii' third straight week. James M. Campbell of Iliilin and Campbell iiluiiiilnu (Inn In Jliulln Kaluc, Cullf ., veiled the nillliril In U'll nf 1 1 in compiiuy's methods In surveying anil planning work. Campbell la In lown lor a iiirrtluii of chamber of roiniiicrcc, cliy und to u 1 1 1 y niliiiiil M'l for llila mniiiliig I U::l. In connection with the pro poned survey. Cuiini-llinun Wendell A. Hiiillh strciuicil that any survey tn l inudr intiH lie "absolutely unljIiiM'd." Any private fit in iiiKlrrlaklnu II if survey will bo approached ly both lai'tliiim In the one-way tralflo I1cumioii, Binlth Mild. Campbell replied that Ilia 1 1 1 III wniild unilrrtakr the Job under no other condition Inn thai It be ab Miluti'ly in i in 1 1 1 it 1 with no presume brought to bear. Councilman I'atll O. Landry asked Campbell how Uiiik the aurvry would take ahoiild II tiiiiT Ihe entire coun ty. Campbell responded that If one phase ol the project were more Im portant, than the ulhern, aueh aa traffic, the traffic angle could be covered In 00 to DO daya, but the real would take "slightly hunter." The discussion cloaed wlthoul ac tion, and councllmrii were Invited to meet again Willi Campbell tlila iiiorulini. Two Klainutll Falls realdrnta sllb ni It led clalma to Hie city for dam ages allruedly canned to their auto luobllea by defective mallllulo covera. I). II. Ulckliiaon reported to council men that the slightest Jar on u iniiii hole located on Division alreel dis lodges It, and the front end of hla car waa damaited to the extent of tilt) Ml. The aeeoiid claim was pre sented by W. I). Nolan, 2041 llad clllfe, who claimed that hla car waa damaiied on second manhole on the same street Just off Main, lie said that the manhole caver was so much above the level of the rutty street Una his cur Ihmik up on it. 't he bill he presented to the city was for 1211110. Moth chimin were re ferred with little discussion to the city attorney for study. Lengthy dlacunslon reunited In lllvlnii City Attorney Henry Perkins authority to draw up s new or dinance covering the hiring of an electrical Inspector and hike III fees for limcctlons. Jack Moore, part-time electrical Inspector, sub mitted hla resignation. All appoint ment to till the post will be with held tcmiorurlly. Counctlmeii hope to hire a full-time Inspection and maintenance man. Councilman W. U. Miller said that he fell any bousl In the charite for electrical liisccllons over 40 per cent would be much too high. Coun eilmen voled to accept his recom mendation. A group nf loggers, with John Hayes and Tom lirown as spokes men, was In Uit audience asking thai the city's safely ordinance covering hauling of logs through town bo revised. They said that the present ordinance does not ade quately cover the problem, and sug gested two possible safety measures, which might be required. One was using one or two safety chains on either side of the trailer tongue, and second, steel reinforcement at points of stress along the tongue. "ARROW SHIRTS""" A Gift Suggestion That li Sure to Find Favor With the Recipient A XMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR ANY ITEM . . FOR ANY AMOUNT Let 111 in select Ills girt from such nationally famous brands as AIIKOW, Nl'NN Ill'Sll. FASHION TAHK, IIOTANV. Since 1911- MANSTORI 711 Main ' FASHION PARK . y 24 HOUR SERVICE for Top Quality Heating Oils Dependable Check and Fill Service Larry Goorgcs BASIN OIL CO. 1.1.10 Klamath (Former Locution M. A M. Market) Office l'hnne 6000 Nights, Sundays, Holidays I'hone (10 1 J E.M Shadow I'al. Penil. Councilman Landry said, "They know about this matter better than we, and 1 annuel appointing a coin milieu consisting ol Mayor led Oa lelldolf, Ccilincllincn W. I). Miller. Annua Newton, A. K. Condi ey, and 'loin lliown. Mill llayden, Hurry Meaner and John llayea, represent ing the loggers, to work this thing out." Ills suggestion was accepted by the council and u meeting of the committee aet for Monday, December il), at 7:30 p. m. hi Hid council chum her. Next Monday will he the fifth In the month and the council will not meet. Woman Leaps To Her Death ClIICACIO, Die. X UVl Two policemen and a Chicago Tlinea photographer apeil to the hotel apartment nf Mrs. I'atrlcla Ilrody yesterday after she had telephoned the Times and said she was going to commit suicide. While Hie policemen were en route to the home nf the 30-year-old di vorcee. A reporter At the Times talked to Mia. Ilrody for 20 minutes pleading wlUi her not to kill her self. He talked of Chrlatmaa, of new hope Uiat might come with the New Year, of God's mercy, of the 1 1-year-old adopted daughter she had mentioned. f have troubles -there's nothing to live tor," she told him. Uhe hung up when Die police and Photographer John Arablnko ar rived. She told the oftlcers, "Go nway, I don't want any policemen." They left and Arablnko stayed. When she double locked Ihe door Arablnko began lo unlock It. He lold Mrs. Urody the policemen would send a police matron to help her. Suddenly, Arablnko snld. she dart ed to a window and quickly threw It open. Arablnko attempted to grab her but too late. Bhe Jumed. He looked out the window und saw her lying. In her bright blue dress ing gown, on the paved areuwuy below. 81io was dead. Rent Controls To Continue POIVn.AND. Dec. 23 MV-Con-tlnued area rent control but a policy of adequate relief for land lord hardship cases was recom mended today by the Portland area rent advisory board. In a resolution forwarded to the national housing expediter and con gress, adopted by a narrow margin and after a public hearing on the Issue, the board opimaed any blanket revision of rent levels and asked funds for effective enforcement ol oontrols. General Auto REPAIRING Of course, we're Ford spe cialists, but we also have factory - trained men for other makes: CHEVROLETS PLYMOUTHS DODGES PONTIACS OLDS STUDEBAKER Got the benefits of Real Balsigor Sorviccl BUDGET TERMS BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main and Ksplanade I'd. 3121 1 ' DUAL TAIL PIPE EXTENSION Deep Tone $2.95 Produced by J'j-in. Outlets Chrome Plated Fits All Cars Postage Free on Money Order, Cheek or Cash 703 Prospect Ave., Lewlstim, Ida. 'Birds' Christmas Carol" Presented :r. lis iEissB 'MX! WYiX The old Christmas program favorite, "The Birds' Christmas Carol," was played to a full house Thurs day night by itoosevrlt upper graders assisted by choirs from the other classes. Mrs. John MeMsnus direct ed the play In which Diane Oldenburg played the lead role of "Mrs. ftugilrs." Neither Diane nor "Mr. Hint." played by Dean hchonenburg are In this scene but bath turned in outstanding performances. Other players, seated on Ihe floor to the left, Van Cummlngs. Gary Curtis and Lyle Mills. On the davenport, left to right, Kara Ktrwart, Marilyn Claudson and Cleraldine Lee. Foreground, Ingraham Montgomery, and In hark of him, Dick Hilton. Itlght, In the chair, Jans Langslrt; the maid, Alice Geary, and extreme right, Joan Jurkrland. Vandals Mess Up School Records COQUH.LE. Dec. 83 (A; Police and school authorities today were trying to learn the Identity of van dals who broke Into the high school here, destroyed books and equipment and scattered papers and records on the floors during the week-end. Superintendent Hay llunsaker or dered students to clean up the build mfm ing yesterday Instead of attending classes. He said the school evidently was broken Into Saturday night and that I robbery was not a motive because 140 In cash was untouched In a teacher's desk although the other contents of the desk were strewn : over the floor. The basketball coach's records were the worst damaged, Hunsaker said. i MY By Students SJ.-STw' 9mA. VJ Flawless emeralds are the most precious of all stones, and are even more valuable than diamonds. Preserve Those Valuable Papers and Document! Let Ui Copy Them Up to 8'4"ill" - 60o Underwood's Camera Shop 727 Main Phone 7063 IV I YVI 117 f C- V m U W VO ' - ' Capital Lauds Concert WAHHtNOTON, Dec. 23 Ml A starry-eyed blonde young woman billed modestly as "Margaret Tru man, coloratura soprano," had the nation's capital at her feet today and the critics might say what they pleased. Wave after wave of applause In which the 23-yeur-old singer's futher, the president, joined beam inglyswept Constitution hall where Miss Truman wound up her coast-to-coaat concert tour before a celebrity-studded audience of 4000 last night. Practically everybody who was anybody In Washington was there supreme court Justices, ambassadors, senators In evening dress, and women with enough ermine on their backs to guarantee a while Christ mas. The house had been sold out, at prices up to 14.80 a scat, for a month. Miss Truman didn't stretch the facts when she commented after wards that It was "a very cordial HOLIDAY Gum Drop Cakes Fruit Cakes Plum Pudding Mince Pies Polly Ann 119 North 8th COBRKCTION Due to error In Hears, Roebuck and company advertisement In Monday's Issue of The Herald and News, price listed for Nllver tone plastlo table model radio at 1-18.98 should have read 111.95. Price listed for M-plece socket set at 128.50 should have read (13.90. audience." It applauded with de termination each of her twelve songs, from two Mozart arias to the familiar "Clellto Undo." It asked for and got four encore. And It noted the grin that spread across the president's face when his only daughter sang an Italian lul laby. He said not long ago that he'd rather be a grandpa than the father of a concert singer. SEATTLE. Dec. 23 (Bernard L. Johnson, 64, former edltor-ln-chlef of the American Builder and Building Age magazine, died here yesterday after a brief Illness. He edited the magazine at Chi cago from 1908 until coming to Seattle In 1943. He haa been west ern editor of the magazine since coming here. SPECIALS Turkey Roasting Dressing Bread Coffee Cake Whole Wheat and Stollen Parkerhouse Butteries Pastry Shop Phone 7277 Rummage Sale Limit Asked Lillian Peterson of 101 8. Bth, who deals In used clothing, told the city fathers Monday night that the re cent barrage of rummage sales is ruining her business. 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