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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1948)
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE NIN1 State To Go . , , . .fc ' , ' , . .M ,'. Crbi i'l? - lie;-f.; ; " .. . - -- J Into Ferry Business By The Aniocliutd Prtn Co. Mun W 1 1 ( r e n n4 the Wmhlncton toll brldite lUthorltT ordrrrd the flmt prellmlnory etepi today to "put the state In the ferry buslneai" on Puffet Hound. The governor's announcement that the state "definitely" planned to operate a fleet of fast, new Tea sels on the ferrylrss sound was made last night after an alt-day meeting with the authority. Briefly, thin Is white Wullgren said has been done to solve the transportation crisis resulting from the Puget Sound Navigation com pany's cessation of Intra-state serv ice six days ago. Bond Issue Studied State accountants have been as signed to determine the amount of a bond Issue needed to finance a ' state ferry system, estimate fares, draw up schedules and com pile other data. The W. C. Oilman company, of New York, has been hired to con duct a traffic survey for the bene fit of prospective Investors. Similar traffic counts were made by the Oilman accounting firm for the Lake Washington floating bridge and Tacoma narrows bridge. The head of the Henry Kaiser Swan Island shipyard in Portland, Ore., will confer with the toll bridge authority in Olympla either Sunday or Monday on the proposed construction of "six or eight" new boats. Representatives of the yard met with the authority yesterday. Wallgren did not estimate the amount of the contemplated bond Issue but said "it would be one of the best propositions this state ever offered to an Investor." The issue would also include construc tion of the Agate Pass bridge. He promised that fares would be lower than any ever offered on the sound before. Police Seize Jew-Bound Arms PARIS, March 6 (Ay-Police sold today they had seized five tons of arms destined for Palestine and arrested IS persons. They said the chief of the band was Louis Rxwo, 26-year-old Polish Jew, who told them he belonged to Irgun Zval Leuml, Palestine Jewish underground group. NEW LOCATION! McAfee Clinic 2903 Sooth 6th Dr. Wayne McAtee. Osteopathic Fhjrfl. Ji Surreoil Ph. 3111 Ph. Slit Klamath In Its Teen-Age Today's old-time picture shows Kliiinntli Pttlli an It lixikrd about 1013 nr 11114. wlirn it was brttlnnliig to take on nmt of the luprcl ol llin Much btuKrr city It Is Uxlny. The town luttl now sprrud lr out from the little sctllrmrnl around the Link rlvrr brlcltte Unit una the pion eer community. 1'hrro wtis a srnt trrlng of hotiM rvrn nut in the Hot Sprliuts district, and the White Prll- US Warships Slate Cruise HOME, March 6 l,Vt A Mediter ranean crulxc by 19 United States warships Is planned In the next two months, a hlu'h U. A. naval officer said yeftterday. The officer, altnilird to the U. 8. nulMi.viy here, said It would be a "routine cruise" hy a force Including three cruisers nntl an aircraft car rier. He (Jim'Iis.m-iI the rrulse when asked to comment on a Tn.ss (Kus sian news agency) dispatch saying 30 U. 8. warslilpi were concentrated at Olbrallar. The olllcer nald the 15 ships, most of Mirm ties' foyers, hnd replaced an equal number of U S. vessels which left Olbrallar for the U. S. March 2. lie added the cruise, would take the I naval force to Africa, the Near East, Italy, Southern France and Spain. can hotel had been constructed at what is now the site of the lialslger building. Malt) and Esplanade. Those were the days when Klam ath had an ImiHirtant waterfront. T he white building on the river wus used ns a terminal for river truns poruiunn from Krno and Lower riamath lake. The next building away from the river Is the old Lake side Inn hotel. In the foreground is the Moore brothers sawmill, pioneer lumbering alteration. Tills was a fast steam driven rirrular null with a capacity of fto.OOO feet dally. The plant was bull, on this site In 1907. sold to the limes-Clark Lumber company In Hi 10. and to the Big Basin Lumber company In 1913. It was closed In 11)14. a fact which helps date this picture. The picture Is from the Baldwin collection. fAllI) OK THANKS We wish to extend our heart fell thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sym pathy and beautiful floral offer ings for our beloved husband and falher. Mis. John G. La Pleur Mrs. Curtis Jones Golfer Admits Ride Slaying PORTLAND, Ore.. March 8 (IV Sheriff's Deputy Waller Oraven said Arnold Bud" lnman. 35. well known local amateur golfer, today admitted slaying his filling station p.irtner will) a ball peen hammer. The body of luman's partner. Everett L. Keith. 40. was found face down In a slough north of Portland Wednesday and the troll Inst lead lo lnman yesterday when blood-covered clothes found under PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME tFormerlj' of Athlnndt WW ! Main fttrert, Mrrtftiril, Ornn. I'hnn tBSI 31-Hour Hervlct. Rrglilerad Nun 1b Chart MANY DESIGNS from which to choose. Get our prices. Compare The Oregon Granite Co. II. II. Wullrrmlre r. (. Box !).tr, Klamath Kails, Oregon THE RAINBOW LINE OF GRANITES s highway viaduct were Identified as Ills. Oraven said lnman was ques tioned steadily for hours and after first denying knowledge of the kill ing early today changed his stpry. Craven quoted him as saying the two men fought after an argu ment over stepping on some colls or the floor In the back room of their service station. The deputy suld lnman told him when he hit K llh with a hammer and the latter slumped t o t h e floor, he became panic-stricken, stufled the body in the trunk compartment of his car and drove to Vanport City where he dumped It over an embankment. luman's statement was given orally but Oraven quoted him as saying he would sign It. No formal charge has been filed but Detective Ciiief William Browne said lnman has been booked for first degree murder. Prominent In amateur golf here for years. lnman in 1935 qualified fo- the National Public Links Golf tournament. Classified Ads Bring Real Results! CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, the messages of svmpathy and the many beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Gertrude Roper and family. F. W. 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