WEDNESDAY, FEB, 25, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE NINE
j City Fathers Told Off By
i Irate Citizens On Subject
j Of Dark, Muddy Street
City fathers wire lulil off In no
uncertain lernta Tuesday night, A
delegation of I'luiii atreei raldeiita
lulil tli oily council that II was
hllh lime to proleat when tha pint
offlra refuacs to deliver nitill along
alreet one hlork from llift poil
office bfrtuH uf muil condltlona.
I'lml office officials luivo notified
reatdrnls Dint Ihry will no longer
drllvrr mull In tint sector.
Residents presented H petition for
paving Plum from 7th to "111. Russell
I moll, TX1 1'llini. told city officials
that residents have tried unaurreaa
fully for paving project for a Ionic
lime.
City Knglneer K. A. Thoniaa e
plained tlmt wide gap between
roat of Improvement end tlia aaaraa
ed valuation of the properly a well
m the rrliictanre of one or two
proprrly owners to pay llirlr share
Posse Plans
Bay Area Trip
Hlirrllf Moyd Low presided over
' the Hlierlffa pnaac meeting at the
Willard Mundiiy nliiht when turthrr
arrangements wore made for Ui
trip to Han Francisco In March.
Mill Hlepp mill hla assistant will
drive the two trucks to the buy rliy
transporting Ihe ninunta. Thirty
men are plunnlng to participate In
the rldr and drill un Mnrkrt alrrrt
In Ann Franrlaro on Marrh 17.
Iforsca lo gn In Hip trnrka must be
a' the falrgrounda Thursday night.
Mnrrh II. to be loadrd early Friday
ntnrnliig.
Mounted mrmt)ra of the posse
will meet at tile falrgrounda Hiuulny
at 130 p. in. for drill prartlre, the
ahrrlff stated. He la getting a
horae at Cottonwood. Calif , for the
ride and It will be plrked up by the
trui-ka ell route.
LEGAL NOTICE
n otic it or HiiiHitrn ii Ai r
IN TUr CIHCI'IT I'OUHT OK TlIK
H VATIC Or' Otir.OON IN AND TiiH
Mir. coi NTV or ki.amatii
ANNA MAC mtlKWllH, 1U0 known aa
Anna May HrUbuU, I'laliillff,
V.
zc.vu tiANir.i. nniNiiom. iwrcn.um
Uy vtrlua of an cullon dulr Laaurd
by Clark of Clrrull C.rtill ut tha
(Hiniy of Klamath. HUla tl Uretfim.
dated lit 3rd day uf fvbruary. 104. in
a cartaln arllon In lha Circuit Court
for MMl Ccmniy and luit, whaiain
Anna Mt ltrubla, alao kn.iwn a Anna
May Itrulmia, a plaintiff, rvruvatvd
ju rig-ma nt attain I nu Uanlal HrtalHiU
litr lha aunt of ftyju OO atturnay
a.vi oo suit mniMr and J3 oo par month
alimony alnra Nova m In r 30, IvM, with
tnlareat Mtaraan, and lhara la dua and
Unpaid on Mid Judgment $33 UJ par
mtuith, aaeh and avaiy month, aataitdltitf
fnwn January I, lti.lff. to and Inrluding
rabruary 1. Ia. togtctltar with Interval
an aarh of tali! truiallrnanta at e; pr
annum, aald Judgtnanl ualng for atlinony
racovaiad Uy plaintiff agalnat dafendant
In aald acllon
Nntlr-a U hfhy glvan that I will on
thm ftth day of Marrh, IW. at Uta Coun
Itmiaa In Kla.niath falla. County of Klain
atA and Htata of Oragon, at 10 o'clork In
. iri fnrvnmin at aald day, all at puhllc
auction In lh hlghaat hiddr, for raah,
iiv following daacrlbad raal proparly,
lo-wlt
An aqual undivided oa half In
lorsat In and to Uit 1 It lor k 37 of
riral Addition In lla City of Klam
ath ralta, Klamath County. Oregon,
at cording to tha duly rrortld plat
thereof, balonglng lo lit aald da
fendant. Taken and lavlad upon aa tha property
of tha aald Zano Dante) II ru.no fa. or a
much tlivraof a may ha nacaaury to
aatlafy tha aald Judgment In favor of
Anna Mae IWUbola. agalnat aald Zano
Uanlal llrlauoia, wtm interatt on aald
!natallmnta of on aarh and a vary
monih Itaginnlng January 1. at tf",
per annum together with all coat a and
dkitiurMtmanta that hava or may nrrnia
l)attd at Klamath rallt, Oregon, rt.
niary 3rd. 1U4A.
t.. I- LOW, pthaHfr of Klamalh
CiHinly, Oragon.
Fly Dura Godilard. Dapuly.
r 4-tl-ln U: M. 3 No. to.
ut the con! hrlil bark n Impruvn-
mviit prujret.
Cuuiicliiuon nuUinrlMd Tlimiuui lo
do the iwccMiuy prcilinltinry ur
veyltitt mid drlcniilno wtmt can lc
dona lo turt h imvliitf project.
uutirllmitn Contlrcy tld thrm
tlmt lo llrvUte tht allUMtlun of the
treat, the city will gmvel walk, au
tlmt nmll cmn lie drllvrrrd. He mldrd
tlmt llf htliic iurvryg are helnc con
duced to revise the clty'a lighting
et-up ftr rraldrntg Mid Ihry had
uu ilrrrt llghU.
Comlrcy tviked it rnftldrnu ni-cd
lluliU nioin thun urnvrlrd walk, hi id
llurold Bhrrnmu, Tib Plum, replied,
"Wo know the wny, If wb could Junt
get there."
An old duration mme to the ut
trillion of the rlty dd In a lettrr
from J, II. Hparki who naked If he
would be permlttrd to art up a pop
ci vrndlna; wagon. Council mrn
agrard to write Hparka of the elly'a
ordlnanra prohibiting auch a plan.
CuuiU'llmrn authorized the pitr
chaae of a new fire trurk, a tSru
grnvo machine, from the Howard
Cooper corporation at 110, BOO.
Did were opened fur the ante of
bonda on the 17th aewer duttrlcl un
IUH&3.42. The three blda rerrlvetj
were from the KlraL Nnllnnal bunk
at 3 per cent Intercut, lllythe coin
pnny of Portland, V ler cent lull-real,
and the United Htatea Na
llnnul hitnk, 3'i Kr cent InlrrrM,
The three were referrrd to the II
nunre commltUe for recommentlii
Uon to Uie council.
Htudenta In the Oregon Voratlonal
arhtitil bualneaa elaaa aaked rounrll
nirn for prrmlaalon to operate a
auund trurk on Main atreet during
the noon hour, March 3 and 4, ad
vertlalng "Introduction Day" and
open huuae at OVH Marrh B. I'rr
nilaalon wn granted under the po
lice rhlef'a aupervlalon.
Councilman A. T. Condrey'a plan
for a trrn-age club head a miners,
which he aald he would be rendy to
announce laM night, waa not re
vealed. Third and finnl rradlnga were
heard on three city mraaurea to be
nn the Muy ballot, a l'j-mlll recrea
tion levy, a 1-mlll park levy and a
it-mill levy for care of Llnkville
cemetery.
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
Wissenbach
20-30 Speaker
The Rev. Frederick Wlaaenbacll
In hla talk before the 20-30 club'i
Tueaday night dinner meeting em
phaaltrd tliat the clergy haa Uie
name background aa moat bualnejta
men. The clergy, aald the Rev.
Wlaaenbach, aeea life from a dif
ferent angle than Uie average citi
zen, however, and aaked that 20-30
club membera help preserve Utla
right attitude.
Other gueata were Wea Good
rich of Halem and Dean Jouea.
Ctoodrlch reixirtett on actlvltlea of
the club In Portland.
Oram Pasa will hold charter
night for Ita club on Saturday.
Vice Prealdent Dob Hall, who pre
alded at Uie meeting, aald IS mem
bera and their wlvea are planning
to attend from here.
rinal arrangementa for Uie Civic
Drama Guild prescntaltona were
completed. Tlckela will be sold at
the door of Uie KUHS auditorium
tonight before the flrat presenta
Uon at II o'clork of the play
"Dream Girl."
A rattleanake can at r Ike and re
coll In le.u than one-hall accond.
Our THANKS
To Our Customers
In retiring from the automobile
business rh Klamath Falls we wish
to avail ourselves of this oppor
tunity to extend our thanks to our
many friends for their patronage
and cooperation given us during
the period we operated as your
Studebaker dealers.
We also wish to extend to John R.
McCulloch, our successor, sincere
good wishes for the best of success
in the business which he is taking
over..
Sincerely yours,
foUnt and 9da M. 0LU'
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eoea im. wi mm Mavicl. aic h aio. o. a ,at. ott.
'Pardon me. but would you be good enough to cash a
mall check for me before you leave?"
Klement Gottwald, Czech
Premier, Long Time Red
High School
By
MARY LOU
CASE
Ity The Aaaorlaled I'rraa
Klement (lottwald. who emerged
tixlay aa Middle Europe, ni-wrat
dictator, la a veteran of a quarter
century of. the communist ttruifglc
for power.
Czechoslovakia's premier, now 51,
aomellmea la referred to aa Uie nu
Uon'a own copy of Joseph Hulln.
He has been a tested servant of the
Moscow line atid one of the elite of
Europe a communist leaders.
Gottwald was one of the 10 top
ranking communists who signed the
11143 declaration dissolving the
Comintern (communist Interna
tional). Hla name was first on Uie
list.
Among the other signers were
Cleorgl Dlmllrov. now In complete
control of Bulgaria: Maurice Thorez,
militant communist leader In
Prance; and Andrei Zhdanov, who
In 1B47 was to sign the Poland
declaration setting up the comin
furm. a successor to Uie Comintern.
Gottwald, a calm, deliberate man
who bears some physical resem
blance to Htalln, became premier of
Czechoslovakia after the communist
triumph In the first post-war elec
tion. The communists became the
dominant party by capturing 38 per
cent of the seats In parliament. As
chairman of the party and a vice
premier. Gottwald was asked by
President Eduard Benes to form a
government. He achieved a coult
Uon cabinet representing seven
parties In July. 1046.
A year later Czechoslovakia was
Invited to parUclpate In Uie Marshall
plan talks In Paris, and accepted the
Invitation. But Oottwald was sum
moned with other high-ranking
members of his government to .Mos
cow. Prom Moscow he announced
Czechoslovakia would reverse herself
and reject the Marshall plan Invitation.
Gottwald was barn of a peasant
family In Moravia November 23,
I8U8 St. Klement's Day. In World
War I he was drafted into the
Austrian artillery, but he was con
sidered unreliable and was shifted
to a searchlight brigade.
Unit Holds
Hobby Meet
FORT KLAMATH, Ore.. Feb. 25
The hobby meeting of the Fort
Klamath home extension unit was
held on Friday afternoon at Uie
home of Mrs. Fred Parker north of
Fort Klamath. It had been orig
inally planned to have Uie group of
women meet at Uie home of Mrs.
Frank Denton near the Parker
home, but the road from the high
way to the Denton ranch home was
too muddy to be passable. The sub
ject of the meeting was "Textile
Painting."
F.ach woman attending brought a
pacr sack lunch, and coffee was
served by the hostess.
Those In attendance were Mrs.
William C. Hacklcr, Mrs. Hansford
T. Williams. Mrs. Raymond S.
Looalcy. Mrs. Bert Cray. Mrs. Harry
Orem. Mrs. Frank Denton and the
hostess. Mrs. Fred Parker.
Another edition of Pelicans will
come over KFJI tonight at 8:30.
with Wilbur Elliott In charge. En
tertainment Is scheduled to be
supplied by Wilbur singing a vocal
nig tnc piano, uniion james win
give the weekly hlstirlcal review. '
Not to be omitted are "Bldeatreet
America" and the Klamath Thespi
ans. Mrs. Helen Hoffman's Latin
classes will participate in the edu
cational broadcast at 1:15 p. m.
this Thursday. Colleen Creswell,
Wanda Homer and LaVonne Caley
are practicing on a song for the
program. The Roman life of a sol
dier will be worked out In a skit
by several of the Latin students,
along with a take-off on Uie broad
casting of a basketball game from
the Roman Colosseum. Barton
Adams, John Bishop, Boyd Cars
tenson. Bob Hooker. Nick Long,
Ronny Redman, David Todd and
Ken Torgerson will Uike part In
the broadcast.
...
More radio news Is being fur
nished by Mrs. Excne Humbles
social economic classes. Mrs. Hum
bles students arc working on a
program entitled. "The Future of
the Klamath Basin." Interviews
with prominent business men have
been arranged to compile Informa
tion on this subject. Thef are con
cerned chiefly with the industrial
and economic side of the "future."
The broadcast Is planned for
March 18.
The males of KUH8 have put
away Uieir razors for the next two
weeks and are applying Uie hair
grower to their faces instead. The
reason Is that the "K" club Is
spoasorlng a "Whiskerlno" con
test which will end In a dance
March 6. Prizes will be awarded
for the fellows with the longest,
blackest, reddest, .lightest and fuz
ziest beards.
For the K club members who
don't wish to participate, a warn
ing has been Issued by the "Vigi
lantes" that anyone caught shaven
after today will be prosecuted to
Uie fullest extent.
LAW SCHOOL
PORTLAND, Feb. 25 Forty
seven sheriffs, city polrce chiefs and
other law officers of Oregon are
enrolled today In the annual three
day training school conducted here
by the FBI.
Success to
McCULLOCH
MOTORS
STUDEBAKER
CAR AND TRUCK DEALER
Along with the announcement of the new 1948
Studebaker comes the news that McCulloch
Motors has been appointed dealer for Stude
baker cars and trucks in Klamath Falls.
e
In addition to offering smart new 1948
Studebakers McCulloch Motors
Also provides
MOTOR INVESTMENT COMPANY'S LOW RATES
ON AUTOMOBILE FINANCING
Motor Investment Co.
LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATID
FATAL FALL
PORTLAND. Feb. 25 ! A ship-
worker fell to his death yesterday
while employed on a salvage opera-1
uon at Swan Island.
The coroner's office said Jacob L.
Weinbender. 36. dropped 40 feet and
was dead when taken to a hospital. I
"Dream
lime 8:00.
Girl" tonight. Curtain
Announcing the Continuation
of your
STUDEBAKER
DEALERSHIP
as
McCULLOCH
MOTORS
I have purchased the Odell Motor Com
pany and will continue Studebaker Sales
and Service in the same central location
with the same personnel. We will endeav
or to maintain the same fine automotive
service that the Odell Motor Company
has given you.
We will continue to deliver new cars
and trucks from the Order list established
by the Odell Motor Co.
foiH R. AfcCuUacU '
McCULLOCH
MOTORS
Klamath Ave. Where Eighth Street Ends
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Wt3 fcJ
Sliiflcbakcr aiiiiwuuecs I lie appointment of
a new dealer in Klamath Falls
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734 KLAMATH AVE.
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