Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 02, 1948, Page 7, Image 7

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    TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948
PACE SEVEN
; Teen-Age Building Deal
Leads To Flare-Up Among
City Dads-But No Action
A rUrat from llir Tcrn-nnr rluli
atlvlMtry roimrll Hint II lir rrmlUnl
1 niovit m biillilliiK fntin llir
UlUMlllpl ttll'Hirl t(l till- 41 hi
lluitiptirry property imw uHitril hy
lltfi city rraiillrd In 1 1 1 1 1 iiiurn thuii
lcntMr flnrr-up hI MiMtiltiy night'
rounrll araaluii,
Mlltl KlDlllKlOl, tt IIKIIlbrr n (lie
ndvIiMiry board, nnd hill I'lmin,
rlub dlrn-tor, wnn In tlir nudiriii-c
oil brim!! of tin- piojc.-t.
'I ho bultdliiK It) iur;.tlun n u
fnrtnrr mrnnhull lit Uw niiVitl iiir
atutlim, nnd 1 1 in jiiiN-rly in Uuil
))unlmrti under a Irvy by Oi cliy
to be umsI for ircrriitlun purpctrt.
L the end of Muln mnrl.
Thn entire mttllrr huh rrfrrrril
tu Hie recrrwthni rniiimlttrr, wliro-
Manufacturers
Census Slated
Oirgoii will undciM't IU firnt
ceiwiui of timnttlurtuirrii In riKhl
years during 1U4H whrn the w.ir
Llnlerruptrd ncllvlllr of the btirvuu
i Ot Uie crnnu urn rmutiird.
The curirnt chirk will tuvrr lli
(I un trial acimilrs during 1IM7 of un
r-ttiiimlrd liM),lH0 nUblifthinriitv H
will nIm) Include tiiaiiuf ui.tu I lii(
rhnugrs sluro Hcill, nrw plant nnd
product wiiil n chnk on old firm
nd thrir BcUvltlci.
Thn r rut cliunun durum LJic war
yntra will Iih'H-u.mi llir Iuiku tuiuc
of the ccnitUA, accurdlug to the
United Slates chain ix-r of commerce,
since pre-war records urn virtually
obaolrle.
The nmll-condurlcd criuiw cur
ries a lriiul penalty (or failure to
report accurate itifoi mulioii, and
the ccmiu buiruu urk the co
operation of flunk in reporting Umir
da i ft o thai H minimum of run
fuMnii will be Incuiitil.
While ihr cru.Mii s bring ion.
riurtrd by mall Un nunh liHjiiii !r
ami from Wuihintoii, 1J C , hcud-
f iu.rtrrs of the rrmu buiruti, ftUih
follow -up wotk nr. may Ikt nnr.ury
In Orrg"ii will Ik- conducted from
criiAU field office al heatilr, Wshh..
Caldwell, Ida , and Ijacramrnlu.
Calif.
Portland Dealers
Boost- Egg Scale
PORT! .A NO. March 3 tl' Whole
ale egg prices were up one and two
rent a dozen on large aiwm here
today.
The trade Mild prices tt? rctallera
would adaute one cent on grade
AA and A Urge ultra and two cent
on grade H lnrue.
Keeent wrrk-md relall ptltet
have been as low a a 5.1 centji a doxeu
m AA large eKgi.
Molin Extension
Unit Meet Slated
I MAUN. March 3 -The Malm
home extension unit hit planned a
meeting fur tontuht, Tuenduy. at
130 In the high achool.
Mm. Edith freeman, family rela
tionship specialist of Oregon Htale
rollege, will apeak mi the topic.
"Parent-Adolescent Krlullomhlps."
Ktrryone la invited
PUMICE TILE
For Every
Building Nocd
"There ii no Finer
Pumice Tile Mode."
Klamath
Pumice Tile Co.
1(140 Owrm Phone niS
o o
4,
86 PROOF 68.4
JA$ I A R C I A Y & CO..
urNDUD Wiianf "
"r.d 4,1 QUART PINT A
SfffJjjp $3.35 $2.10 J
lllril la meet lule this afternoon.
I Inilll.ill, ITnrlrr unil members of
Ihr rniiiull wrrr urtrd tu llrnil
llir llirrllni. ('lillllrlliiuil l'ul (I,
l.miclry ilpuliiird In miillnn llil
llir rmiiiiilllrr rrpiirl IU rlliill nril
.'MiinclMy.
Cmiflrry Mum
(-'iiiinclliiuiii A. P. Cciixlrey wan
(ui-s(i(inc(l iiljiiut Inn rnurnl, o
nilltn Hlimiun'-omi'iU ol n pln to
linivldr n liullillim lor til trrn-niirn.
Whllf tin iiMilil niiy no mure iilxiut
rrvrnliiiit the project. Condrey all,
It will Iw llvn or tlx inonlha urloie
It trtiilri Ii.Hmji.
Ilrlurr llir urulilrin rrfrrrril,
Itrrrrxlloll lllrrrtur Kmn Hmlth tolil
riiiiiirllmrii that lit liad rallrd
rrrrrrtllmi rmiiiiilllrr mrmlirra Mnll
llay aflrriiniin to (rt a lrlrilinnr
voir on ihr niovlnr projrrl with
llirrr afrlrnmllvr. volra. (Inr mrm-lo-r
ooolil not hr rrarlinl, and an
ollirr prrfrrrrd to hold off for
voir liy rraular prorrilurr.
Muyor Kit Oslrndorf (Ininuidrcl of
Hiiillh. "Why didn't you auk nir?
1 in 1 1 ii 1 1 n i ii ii of thai coiniiilttrr,
you know."
Hinlili rrpllrd Unit llm mayor liad
Irlt Inn ullli o when the vol came
up, and Muyor Oitrudorf rcturnrd
hraU'illy, "you could have readied
mr. Tlml'i all rlht, we'll liave a
nrw dirrrlor."
Ninllli aiuwrrrd that Ihr mayor
had prrvloualy lukrn a Und
main. I Hit plan, but eounrllmrn
ramr to Ihr rrarur with a rrturn to
rrcular rlty bu.lnrwi.
Truck Nolkr
N. K. j-iitrM of tlir Wondrr apart
menu on ami street nl bui k at Ule
couihiI mrrllnii with an old com
plain!. Home time ano he ankrd
niuiiiilmru to find out what could
be done about frriitht trurki crcut
iiik tKi mueh nolne pant hla aurl
mriil court. IjuI ii lu lit he told
ciiiinellmrn Unit aomclhliiK muni be
dour brruuse he U IoaIhk alrep and
trmintii.
Couiiclliiirn am red to rrfcr Uie
uurntimi u the triiltic aafrly cnun
ill to urn if truekn call be routed
Miioilirr way or to drtrrmlne what
cIm ean Im- dour. '
John Krrbark of 200 Wanlland
akrd rounrllmrn to make either
Uanlland or Martin, or both, atop
Irrrta at the Intrrarctlon of the
two. Hr autnl that thrre have
been many aerldrnta at the corner
and the traffic prohlrm la Jeopardis
ing rrvldrnte and properly In the
arra.
Ttuil iurhtiun waa aUo referred
to the traffic mlrty council for In-
venllKlltloIl.
The flnant-e committee reported
Unit It rrcommcnoji aale of bond
at 3 Hr cent Intercut on aewer Im
provement unil No. 17 to the Firm
National bank, low bidder, and the
count-It authorized the aale.
Mayor Oitendorf appointed a
lighting roinmlttefl to atutly elly
lighting, and nainrd Wallrr Hrane.
Hlerl Vratrh. Kaaprr Moty, Klmer
IlaUigrr, Jim Krrna and Andrew
(ollirr.
Enjoy Health. Kelt. Comfort
and llo.pluahly at the
BUCKHORN MINERAL
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"Vour llrallh Ii Our liualneaa"
IUI Mlntral ana Ma4 ll.lb. tar llhaa.
mall.m. Arlbrllla. Naarllla. Narvaaa
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Itbln trapllana.
(-arban Dlila Vapar Rath, far Aala.
ma. Kci.nia. Caia.. alaa. ana Braa-
ibllla.
ral I. ..r. all. ii. at dalallag
Inraiaiallaa ad4ra..i
nrcKiniRN mini: a a l. ai'RiKoa
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A GRAND OLD
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Our lapar Canaallaa BUaaldr
CORBY'I I10 light, .oclobL
bland, It ii our sincere belief
you'll enjoy ill imooth, laliify
Ing mellowneit. Next lime oik
for CORBY'S.. a fine whiikty.
Grain Neutral Spirits
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TOONERVILLE FOLKS
The Skipper is highly Superstitious
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Recreation Notes
-$&t
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Busy Sponsored Recreation
Program Slated This Week
liy HAM MM I I II
City Itecrratlon lllrrctor
The way our phone ruiKS rciucnt
Ing Informalloii about what we arc
doing and why we aren't dolnii
bomelhlnv, ebc, It aeema only fair to
write a note occnuloimlly and briefly
explain what It la all about. A Rood
aUtrlhiK point aa any la an out
line of Uie recreaUon department's
Mximorcd acllvlllca foi the comtnit
week. Take advunuiitc of what you
can and let ux know what you think
ot 11 and what chanKca aeem advis
able. Moat of ux know that the recrea
Uon drpartmrnt suiicrvlM'd Victory
basketball leiiKiie final were held
Inn wrrk whrn Murphy's BBC
teamri downed Koh"'a Floral by one
point for the city tide. CmiRratula
llnns to all the iienple and orttanl
: -lions that sponsored a tram. This
Irague furnished 120 fellows with
2320 hours of basketball.
This Wiwk's Aetlvlllrt
Wrdnrsday
6:30 Swim at NnUttortum for
Junior class, Henley hluh.
7:30 Women's physical education
cituis. KU1I3 girls' gym. under Mlxa
Lillian Krdkey and Mr. Hmlth. This
week la . folk dancing. Bring your
parlnrr If possible..
:00-Ceramlc club In KUHS art
room under Robert Banister.
Thursday
(:30 Swimming for teen-agers.
abtt Spate - ime Qaiit
NATIONAL GUARD
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8Rft Harry Daudt receiving pay from Lt. C. I- Sanders. 1st Sgt Larkln checking
roster at pay table of Local 965th F. A. Battalion
In your spare time, earn 16 the annual full
time pay of the regular army soldier!
For the lime you give your country one
evening a week, two weeks each summer
you'll be paid In good hard cash al the new
Itcgular Army pay levels!
Pvt $157.50
P. F. C 168.16
Cpl 189.00
Sgt 209.84
SSgt. 241.34
TSgt 283.50
MSgt 346.50
litSgt 346.50
ENROLL TODAY IN THE 965th FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION
Your Local Unit of
THE NATIONAL GUARD
OF THE UNITED STATES
Till) advertisement made possible by the following Local Buslneae Concern!
SPECIALIZED SERVICE CO. WEST HITCHCOCK CORP.
GARRISON EQUIPMENT CO. BROWN EQUIPMENT CO.
J. W. KERNS MOTY & VAN DYKE
KLAMATH TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO.
"k. i
This Is not limited to TAG member.
All fellows and girls of this age
group are Invited.
8:00 Ceramic club ut KUHS art
.00m under Mr. Downs.
Friday
6:30 Swimming for Boy Hcout
troops. Minn up through Boy Scout
hcndrjuurlers.
Saturday
.4:00 to 9:00 Open swimming lor
everyone. The pool will not open
until 5 p. m. ax the high school has
swim meet against Salem during
the afternoon. Afternoon prlcea will
hold until 7:00.
I t ailed rioulli blward Myrlrk of
"in".. til iiuii-u m r.i ivionic,
Calif.. Monday by Ihr death of his
mother. Mrs. Lcou C Myrlrk of that
city. Funeral services will be held
thrre Wednesday Myrlck will re
turn later Uils week.
WHITE STAG
SKI TOGS
JACKETS
$14.95
PANTS
$17.95
EIOX'S
Wlnrma Hotel ll'dr.
1125 Muln I'll. CV!0
IN THE NEW
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
Offers You
I. Thf finpoMunllv la irve yvr rouniry it ham,
t. A chain f Irtlntni under ramhRl-ltilrd leaders.
3, VRliuhl torhntral ttiilrurMen: axperltnce In
ftrianlialisn and leadrtahlp.
I. Rrtular Army pay a full dt'i t fur rh
Mprkly t-hour Armory tralnlnc period and each
day of mmmrr field training.
3. Vnirormi, furnished by the Guard.
6, Full rrrdtt tor your service In In Natlonat
) tiuard toward lonfevlty pay In the Reiular
Army, Navy, Coaat Uuard or Marina Cor pa.
1. Fabler promotion for qualified men who (et la
now.
High School
By
MARY LOU
CASE
The faculty will apply IU basket
bull skill tomorrow In Its annual
g.ime against the Hl-Y. The game
will be played at 3 o'clock, and
in cent churge will admit the mem
bers of the student body. Plve cents
011' of every dime brought In will be
contributed to the .World Youth
fund.
Dwlght French will act ax tlme
kurper. and Gerald Be vans and Joe
Li'Cialr will releree. The members
nf the faculty who will play are Paul
fjeller, Tom Bramgan, Paul McCall,
Fd Ryan, Bob Hcndershott, Tom
Williams, Wayne 8rott and Hip
Larson.
On the Hl-Y learn are Glenn Lor
en., John F.pley. Jim Wright, Tom
On, Ronald Woods Cameron Btew
ari, Jim Griggs, Jim Crlsmon and
Norman Wilson.
...
The Boys' Alliance, composed of
every boy In school, assembled In
ths auditorium today to listen to
Bob Abbey speak on the national
guard. He explained and displayed
v.irloux combat equipment.
Helping out In the Red Cross
drive this week are the Pep Pep
pers. A schedule has been worked
out o that two Pep Peppers are
tntloned at 'he First National and
U. 8. National banks at all hours
ol the day.
Seniors' graduation arrangements
arc becoming more and more com-
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
New Office Location
306 North 7th St.
Phone 9346
THE TRUTH ABOUT
PHMV0RT.1S
Sarlooi facts
Call rrtortdV. On out of wrtry thrm pJOpU
raminrd waa found to bi victim of
jVio-Worm of trn wltSoot rapoctiaf HI
Aod tali ulr InfacUoa can oum raal
diitrcM if nctrlcctd.
So watch for ih wamfnr firm that
toay mrn Pin-Worma priJlr the
ft-ravaUor rectal tub. Get JATHTS P-W
ricbt a war. PW U a medically oond
trcatmret baaH on an officially recofcited
and hixhly ffectiv drur clement. 1h
mall. cy.to-Wk f-W tabiVu work in a.
pctal way to rcmova f ia-Woraa oaaiir
and aafrly.
Aak jour draniiti f-W for fln-Woml
A' m
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is- a
9. A grand way ts renew old acquatntancri and
make new frlenda.
It. The alnrere reaper af yaur frlenda and nrlh
bora.
piete as the lime draws near. The
10 for renting cups and gowns Is
now being collected. This Includes
the 2ft cents for the blue tassel
which they get to keep.
...
Leaving this Thursday noon for
the slate wrestling meet In Corval
IU are Coach Iiren Blmons and 1ft
wrestlers. Making the trip are
Jerry Beckham. Melvln Brown,
Dean Coates, Dion Davey, Wallace
Fek. Vern Bricks, Ken Karnes,
Blanlry McLrllan, Bill Mosby, Jim
Mosby, Bob Hhlrley, Bob Hlmmons.
lirry Hlmmons. Don Taylor and
John Wltte. Harold Howard will
go along as manager.
KII.MvM
PORTLAND. March 2 lFi Milton
O. Wllkson, It. a retired attorney.
was Injured fatally last night on
Division street east of the city when
struck by an automobile whose
driver said he was blinded temporar
ily by lights of an approaching car.
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CORYOUR J
GET
LINCOLN and MGRCURV
SERVICE
Dealers Protest
Burterfat Label
PORTLAND, March 2 MV-Independent
milk distributors here have
protested a chain store's move to
label Its milk with tt butterfat guar
antee beginning today.
Tlie chain iHafewayl announced
It would label 19-cent standard milk
with a guaranteed 3 8 per cent butterfat.
PARK VIEW
CONVALESCENT HOME
formerly of Aehland.
M Watt Mala Ntreel.
Mprfford. Orffon. Phona tfllll
24'lfaar aervire. Rafltlered
Narae la Chart
IT'S YOUR RED CROSS... KEEP IT GOING,
Question Why does the Red Cross conduct a sepa
rate financial campaign each year instead of partici
pating in joint fund raising campaigns?
Answer The Red Cross has specific obligations
imposed upon it by congressional charter. The govern
ing body of, the Red. Cross has repeatedly studied the
question of participation in joint campaigns and has
concluded that only by a direct appeal in its own name
to ' the American people can the Red Cross success
fully finance its charter obligations and at the same
time maintain the necessary freedom of action re
quired in time of national emergencies.
Want the finest? Always get Lincoln'
Mercury Service. We've gone "all out" to give you service
that's faster, finer modern facilities, expert factory-trained
mechanics, the latest precision equipment.
What's more, a lot of people tell us they like our
Lincoln-Mercury Service very much. And they tell us that
one of the big reasons they like it is because it is interested
service a sort of human, personal interest in handling
each and every service job.
Why not plaa to come in soon and have your car
checked over? We think you'll see in a minute why our
kind of service makes and keeps friends.
IN MAN MOTOR CO.
424 So. 6th
Your Only Authorized Lincoln-Mercury Dealer
J. L. Bltmer, prcMdent of ttia
Portland milk dlstrtbutorn, unld Port
land priced are batted on U.B per cent
milk. Ho Bftld "no one should b
allowed to put out ft higher (con
tent) one."
The labeling was ordered by tt.e
state director of agriculture last No
vember. The chuln store Is the flrnt
to comply.
Classified Ads Bring Results
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