TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACB THPff
Recreation, Park Levies
To Be Up For Vote In May;
No Row Raised On Closures
In thr IMuy itrlnmry rlirtlim,
KIwniHlli J'ulU rmhlriiU Will vnlp
oil Iwo kiriliil IrvlfK, oiin a I'd-mlll
levy fnr geitrrul rrrrrutlmi iimi, mid
Hip ulhrr, itttr-inlll roiilhuiliiK Irvy
f fir mrk iiriut.ni.
Thr rlly ruiitirllnirii, In une ot
thfl luiiRrkt riiutirll iiirrllnia on
reran), pit kmc it wllhmii riiitimriit the
rvromnirmhttloim front I tin ntrk mid
rrrrrHlliiti ImnrtU rriinllti Uir Irvy
for Htldllloiml IiiimU. ( Uy Aiturnry
llrnry 1'rrMim wm RiithtirUrtt to
rrjmrt Imllnl tltlrs on (lir Imiip.
Molality nluht wit thn time Mil
by Urn iiiuyor to Itrur rniiipliiliitH or
objitcilonft to the iliito nnhwuy
Truck Noise
Protest Made
Noise from bin trucks near their
homo prompted two properly own
nn In willo mi liii I it; i in ill lellcr to
tir r.lly cuiiiiell ilriiitiiidliiit that
Mililf tlillis bo iliiiin.
j 4 Mr. and Mm. N. P. Ixutcs. who
f o'perato the Wundcr apartment at
IJ H. 2nd. told rnuiicUmcii tlmt
llurka which swlnii oil Minn onto
llirlr street uiuko to iniirli union
tliry scare business nwuy from tlii'lr
court, and the trucks iilno pink nrnr
thr apartments.
The healed letter ntutnl, "How III
ll anyone run sleep In tiryond
mr." Coiiiirlliuru uitrccd that some
thlnK should be ilonr, but were nt a
loss to sny what It In. Police chirf
Orvllln Hamilton winicd out thnt
Uie trui kn are Minified In accord
ance uli state Inw.
Councilman A. K. C'onilrcy went
to bnt for the l-ciilcs. suylllit that
on thr rnllrond K'ondicy In 11 South
rm Purine Pinployri tlicro la a
roundhouse to pitik rniilnrn in. and
Uie name tluiiK should apply to
truck. They should Iihvp a tiff l
nltp pnrkltiK area away from Uie
residential district, ho Mild.
Coiiurllinnn Paul O. ljtndry
snapped back, "You titkp rrp of
thp railroads tomorniw, tonlKht let's
tnkp rnre of the rlty of Kliiinnlh
Palls."
The city rind uirrrrd to dimly the
situation and sec if something' enn't
be done to allrvlute the noise.
City Job Proves
Nor Enough
CINCINNATI. Jan. 10 lT Dave
Untitle, who rrit!iird an city truck
drlvrr In suburban Cleves last call
to run for council and wan elected.
hat quit council to turn to Ills old
lob.
Minnie, uliu look office January
1, toll) newsmen he thouulit he could
ct a Job Willi a private concern
I lor rc.Munliii; the city po.il. since
P. vos not possible to hold two posi
es Hons Willi the city.
However, lie said he was unsuc
cessful and decided It was more
profitable to woik for the city as a
truck driver tor Hi rents an hour
than to serve on council al IIMJ a
year.
NOT KNOt'dll
PIIII.ADK1.PII1A,' Jan. 20 tA'i A
baiulll held up tnxl driver Hlchnrd
Hartllne but refused to take the
money when he found II only
amounted to two dollars.
"Keep It." snarled the Riinman ns
lu took his leave of llarlllue. The
enbbie scratched his head mid do.,
elded Inflation must be here.
Gettfis qut'ck
3'Wayruief!
OITnuivo. rtmtjli clnr In mhU, iimuk
iuK? (Ii't thii prrM-ripliou-lyiHi furtntiln
of pnivrn cmmli-rt'lirf ii)rmlirnli long
itiml Ity lor torn. tiinV, Inn (I noting re
lief 9 iniMir(nnt iMi.vn:
' f throat tUkl
2 (otht raw, Irrltattrf mvmbrantft
3 Halpi laaian ahUam
STILL ONLY pi
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WATCH FOR
LEONS GREATEST
SALE
iVUMT
commission's pel II Ion lo vacate cer
ium streets ami alleys nlouif the
route of the proposed north en
trance, hluhwiiy. Nn one broiiKht up
ml oblectlon and the time for ad
vertising for bids Is set for the first
week of February.
Councilman I'uiil O. Landry asked
permission lo cull a meetliiK ot all
property owners aloim Pacific Tcr-
ace to "do something about Im
proving the iippearmice of the
street."
The meeting time waa set for 8
pin. Wednesday In the council
chamber. The city enilneer, city
attorney, and all persons Interested
are asked lo be on hand. Mndry
said that If a definite Improvement
plan la set now, there will be time
lo put II In arllon by tprln.
!.( Truck Draft
A leiitullve llrull of an ordinance
coverlliic oiieratlon and safety de
vices on Ion ll 1 1 ill trucks and trailers
has been prepared, and councllmcii
asked thai nil louulng truck opera
tors and particularly truck drivers
be present at a mcellnu at 7:30 p.m.
Tliursduy In the council chamber
to ko over the ordinance.
The traffic safety council was
authorised lo write a letter to the
slate highway commission request
ing a survey of Irafflo conditions
with particular regard to cross
walks along H. 0th street. The coun
cil slated that the "critical area" on
the street la from the OC&K spur
crossing to the rlty limits al Wash
burn way, and In that two-thirds
of a mile section there are only
two crosswalks, hiluce the street Is a
slate highway the state must okay
any traffic plan, rermlsslon was
given In the hope that the slate
will look over the problem and offer
a solution.
Housing Meet
Mayor led Osiendurf announced
Dial this afternoon the city housing
committee and other Interested of
ficials were to meet with Austin
llayden, federal housing manager.
Ilnydrii has approached the city
about tearing down some of the
units In the Moiinlulii View federal
housing project In Hot Hprlngs. The
mayor remarked that as fur as he
can see, housing la as bad as ever
In the city but no decision will be
made until after the meeting with
Hayden.
llhls were oiiened on two 1948
panel trucks from llnlslgrr Motor
company and Lombard Motor com
pany. Illds were turned over to the
IKilire and finance committees for
action.
One of the trucks will be used
by the police department. The 1U6
panel now In use will be turned 111.
The other panel will be for Die dog
pound to replace the 10.10 truck now
used.
The mayor's annual report cover
ing municipal events of 1047 closed
the business.
HOSPITAL II1DH
WA8HINUTON. Jan. 20 Bids
for construction of a 300-bed. 13.000,
000 veterans honplia! al Spokane
will be opened March, Senator Mag
nuson. U-Wash., aald today he had
been Informed. He said he was ad
vised the bills would be advertised
for In about a week.
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sedan. Patterned after the familiar Jeep station wagon, the new car
feature a new, 70 h p. sls-eyllndrr engine, luxurious passenger car
Interior and trim, and a solid color esterlor finish. A basket-weave
panel surrounding the body completes the decor.
Drew's To
Remodel
Two lurge remodeling permits
and several minor building Jobs
combined to make a totul of 14.1.713
In city building permits Issued for
the week ending Monday, January
10.
Largest single permit was to
Oreor r. Drew for remodeling
Drew's Munntorc, 733 Main, at a cost
of fl!5.0O0. Diirkhurd and Bchort
gen, building contractors, were Is
sued a second permit to finish re
modeling t h e Kvnns building,
10th and Mnln, at 116,000.
Others nre to the 8hrll OH com
pany, 1000, addition to service sta
tion. Oregon and Donald: C. Fitz
gerald. IR8, repair roof. 124 N. 6th;
C Kltwrruld. 143. repair roof.
Payne alley and Main: C. Fltwter
ulil, IM. repair roof. 62S Klamath:
O FUwcrold. B7. reiinlr roof, Mnln
and Kiplunnrtr: H. A. Bample. 3M),
repair boiler room, 6th and Pine.
TOO MIT1I
PIII1.ADKI.PIIIA, Jan. 30 !!)
Detective Benjamin Hlmon had a
personal Interest in his assignment
to track down a thief who stole
three pistols from a gun shop.
When Simon arrived at the shop
yesterday he discovered one of the
guns missing was his own a 38
caliber police sieclal revolver left
for re-blulng.
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Investigation Of
Slayings Demanded
BOONV1LI.E, Mo Jan. 20 IA'i
Two strangulation slayings In cells
al the stale training school for boys
brought a demund today lor an In
vestigation by Missouri's governor
and attorney general.
Senator Kulph Erdwln Introduced
a resolution In the state senate de
manding thai Governor Phil M.
Donnelly and Attorney Oeneral J.
E. Taylor Investigate what he de
scribed as "chaotic conditions" at
the correctional Institution.
Holland Barton, 15-year-old In
mate, wua found strangled In his
segregation cell Sunday night. A
coroner s Jury held that he died at
the hands of two cellmates, J. D.
Hicks. IS, and Robert Oscwald. 14.
Last August 31 Donald Threlkeld,
14, was choked to death In his cell.
Jerry Owens, 17-year-old Inmate,
was charged with 'Irst degree mur
der and la awaiting trial
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High School
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Instead of their regular fourth,
fifth and sixth period t!ur,',i, stu
dents this afternoon went to their
flint period final exam, lasting for
an hour and one-half. The exam
schedule will run In this manner
with two exams every day, flnl.ihlng
1'rlday morning. Then school will
be out for the week-end, and grade
cards will be filled out by the teach
ers Monday morning, 'nils method
of taking final exams was experi
mented with last spring, and will be
continued If this term s results are
as favorable.
Four seniors and four Juniors
have been voted Into Masque and
Oavel by the standing members.
These are chosen from the group of
people who have done outstanding
work In speech or dramatics. Rose
mary BlKbie, Cy Newman, Bob Ma
honey, Jim Crlsmon, Pat Kennett.
Delia Michael, Barbara Perkins and
Dick Griffiths are the new Initiates;
Mel Btoecklcln, Dorothea Cogdlll.
Bob Plasa, Leroy Overen, Rex Mills
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are the old members. An Initiation
banipict will be held In the near
future, to which each Initiate and
members may bring a guest.
The Latin club Is busy with plans
for the banquet Thursday night,
and several committees are working
on arrangements. Appointed to
help set up the tables and food are
Htuart Oliver, Gilbert Joyce. Boyd
Carstenson, Helen Jackson. Delores
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appointed a member of the agricul
ture committee of the commission
on organization of the executive
branch ot the government.
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was by former President Herbert
ifoover, chairman of tho newly
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