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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1948)
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, IV4B HLKALU MIL Ilt(j, KLWiAIri -ALLi, UrntAjUil PAGl IHKkl City Dads Have Quiet Meeting Yith Routine Matters Up For Action elly oounrll amnion Ilia city dnda had only routine liiinlnras on Hie meeting agenda. Ilollalll I.. Hluan. Klamath Kulls bualiiraaman. pre acnlcd prlltlun ankliic vacation of a iroiii of lula In Kldorauo Height ml rilllllivaltla addition, where he pinna la conalriirt rrnUI houalng unit. I.unl nluht wus the time fur ob jections to the vacation, but nci ob jections wnro heard. The petition was turned over to City Attorney llrnry I'crklna for it (lintl check. The i-lly ftilhritt heiinl n report frnni the police cnmmllteo nud city lniM'i'liiin nil their check-up of the It. I'. Oliver building lit 2311 N, Bill, Reds Replace Minister To Ankara WAMUNOTON, Mimh 10 .AimrUnu otfklnlf. turned wnry tyr .wn.nl 'inn Kry tixluy for Nltfiu of trnrwrd Kuit.i.iti prrutirp. 'Diry it it it thin turnninu Uito nr. PMliotinrrmrnt ihnl MnfttOW not only Ihia (In Ulrtt to wnd it new nm hwruttulnr U Aukum but plekn) vi unit mid vlKonnin rommunlL of- f 1-In 1 fur Uic (t(wt. Mr Ifc Alriixundrr I-ttvrtMitrv known ni u Kirmlin lioiiilrfthootrr Im (lir llulk nun A (uutirr ntubuhkn dm tn llulk'ium, l.uvrl'ihtrv more irccntly wit rhlt-f of the flovlrt dHmulKm on ihr tMtltrd Nnltoui border i-iiunltvtioii Kuvtln ha tii fdiouldrrrd Tur k y (or rnnrr tlmti n yrur. nfler 1M Ihik uti on h ininpiitKii in win Joint control of thr ntnitrule Dardnnrllpii nd to tnkr nvrr thr Turklnh bordrr hi run of Knrn ntid Arilhiui. Thl rriupiiK'n rrmhrd n pciik in 111 whrn thr prrvloiii ISovlrt rnvoy IrCl iVi McirMnw nnd fiillt-d tn rt-iurn. Itrt-nrdit hrrr tndltntr Unit Lnv riFlilrv Ik mily M. Our rrporl, nnt ft:lly mibntiintlntrd. dr-urllwd him ai mi mlvncnlr of it Hnvlrt policy of It-ftliiR tnutth with Turkry. Ilowrvrr, nnv ldr that Turkry n;y Ik next on the Hovirt rxpnn iton 1i.il is nrritv wrll rulrd out by diptoinntlr nuthorltlrA Pifvnl.lnir opinion nrrm to be thitl thr mnt JinnirdlBtrly critical nrrnn are Italy. I'tnlnnd hiuI Orrccr, in that ordrr. Turkry r (ntr lit bound up w ith thai nf luly nnd rnprclnlly nrurby Orrrr. A lor Hint troubtrd roun tr. Mmcow lor thr first lime has ttnrtrd rrfrrrlnif to thr RtirrrllU u Ktmr nf rrlrl Ornrtal Marcos Vlfladrx an a 'Kovrrnmrnt." Thl rrfrrrnrr wa inadr In Monro w broAdt nnt rrconlrd by U. H Rrvrrninrnt nionitniA. Tlir brond- ht quntrd thr rominunil nrw paprr Pruvda. Volga River Dam To Be Erected MOSCOW. Mnr.h Iff Pravda nnouncrd UKlny romlructlon hu briiun on a giituntlc hydro-r lectrk) power nation nrjtr Gorky on the Volna rivrr. Thr dnm iuton thr wide VoIrii will br wvrn inllri Ioiir. It will con tain 1 .000.000 cubic yardi of con cm nnd rrinforved concrttr, thr nftwnpopfr Hald. A lurge part of the powrr from thr dittn will go to Gorky nnd Miwcnw industry, Pravda did nnl rKiinutc uhL the output would br. ...if others could always assure the same uniform flavor guaranteed by SiW'i new Electronically Controlled Roaster. MW UNI FOOD! AH! INf IQOM which turned over to 1 1 1 e 'l een Ann club for a youth renter. Tho report apeilfled 1 1 lit t the top fliHr of the liulldlnv should not be lined for teen-nue Itiilherliiun, but muy be lined by the I'urctnker nr for ntornKe. Other nperlfleittlonn Hre tlmt ntnlrwnya be widened, doora re mmleled to awing out innteiid of In, addition of a fire encie, addition nf exit llithln, that there be no nmokliiK In the bulldliiK, and other nnfety prerautlona. A delriiullon of Horoptlmlnt Hub nirmliern waa prrnenl U link Unit addlllonnl IIkIiU be luntiillrd nn Mill from Wnnhlimton tn I'lne, mid in Knplannde from the :KI blink to Aliuiierin, for anfely of ihlldren walking thrnUKh the arena at iiIkIU, A meeting nf the atreet rommlltee and rlty engineer waa net for Indny, TueMlay, for further dlncuanlon and actloa Nolae Agalii N, r. Uiilea, the council mor.t regular vlaltor, waa buck again, to demand action about the nuine nude by uiiiuuftlcd trutka In the neighborhood of the Wonder apuit menu on nd atreet. Tho iiiuyor and chief of police were apiwluteil to look Into the problem. The council olllclnlly okuyed It plan to pay the clly'i ahuro lor pav ing Upham atreet with money Horn the aUtte gaa fund, and atlpululed that the money be repuld liom mile of ilty.'-wned Iota In the men. I'ollre ( 'hie! Orvllle llanilllon wua granted uae o! the council chamber two af ternoona a week for lour weeka beginning March 2J for the regional police liool u be held here. The old fcUine Hampton building, aubjeel of recent cnnlrovcmy b e tween ihe Klumuth Art anAoclntlnn and the IJaughtera of the Amerlcun Itevoluilon. came into Hie dlncua nlon again lail night. 'Hie art group wan given ue of the building neverul daya ago, and the DA II alno Invited to ue It an a meeting place. In order to clarity the clly'n ixmitlou. councllmen voted to have the city building Innpcctor g (j over the nlructure to check tor nateiy. Hevernl yearn ngo, the build ing waa condemned. The city Ima peclflcd that the building muni be remodeled before It can be uned. A property owner on Oregon ave nue directed a complaint about a algn board at the rornrr of Oregon and Donald la the elty darit. The ponter panel haa become a place lor u-anh lo collect and la a hatard lor youngntera In Hit neighborhood who play on It. Mayor l.d Oatenrinr! waa directed to write loater and Klelaer company about removal o! Ihe algn, and councllmen dlacuued a plan for thr llgn company to notllv peo ple on adjacent properly when a algn waa lo be put up near them o that any objertlona would come belore Ihe algn waa Inalallrd. SIDE GLANCES coea ihi av m arav.ee. me. T. m mo. e. eV- " J- "Now it' my leg I think this continual running to doctor' offices doesn't do them a bit of good!" Permit List Belton Is Shows Gain Innuillatlon of four 25.000 gallun gunohne nlornge lankn by Standitrd Ull company at 8. tith and Hjinng accounted for IIU.0UO of Uie total weekly I28.47S III building permit okayed Monday night by the city. Other major John were a new renl denre by David D. May at 1S20 Call- loruia for Mono, a new home at B15 Wocuji at uooo by Hobert Cook, and remodeling of Ilertram'a Jewelry more. f9 Main, by E. N. Alt at 3000 Completing Ihe lint of apphca- tlonn were Konler and Kleiner. $4!S. IHinler panel. Original town; Konter and Kleiner, H5. ponier panel. Klanmth addition; Fonter and Klei ner, 45. ponter panel. Original town; Koairr and Kleiner. MS. pos ter panel. E. Main and 8. eth: Fon ter nnd Kleiner. 145. (ranter panel. E Main nnd Michigan: Oladyn M. Hogue, $500, new washroom. Mar tin atreet: B. P MrLelland. $50. partition. 1J8 N. 7th: Robert Clark. 250. new private garnge. 310 8. 5th: A. W. Ciutrldge. $400. private gar age. 820 Wocun. and Charles Blller. $50. new roof. 1123 N. Stli. FROZEN FOODS LOOK 'OH lHf BRIGHT VEUOW fACaACE Lions Speaker Howard Belton. Clacaamas county alatc nenator. who la a candidate lor the republican nomination for atate treasurer, waa a visitor here today and a speaker at the Lion club meeting at noon. Belton dtscu&ned suae alfalrs and emphasized the lmiortance o! con servation o! natural resources In his talk to Uie Lions. He paid a special tribute to the late Senator Marshall Cornell, whom he supported for the senate presidency last session. The senator scheduled a visit this afternoon to the Oregon Vocational school. Tomorrow he will be a guest at Rotary at Lakcvlew, and on the following day will address the Lake view Lions club. Little Ads get Big Results Use the Herald and News Want-Adsl f" you're utterly exhausted 1.0 hi Alt V v LP" -hereljAfr A Ux of enjoyment awaits real in the rich flavor of Goldea West. Every sip is pure delight. 5 grinds drip, silex. regular. Try Golden West always Something to enjoy pother's vote VoC7 I m The country ever, mesl margarine vsen will tell you ... there's ne substitute for the tweet, fresh flavor of Nucoa. Every delicious pound tastes so fresh and sweet Now that Nucoa margarine is plentiful, substitute brands just won't do. Mothers know that Nucoa pleases both family and friends at their tables. And they see their children thrive on it. No churned tpread, at sny price, Is richer in food energy, or a finer year-round source of Vitamin A. You can always depend on Nucoa's goodness and Nucoa'i freshness, too. America's most popular margarine is new-churned the year round, on order only. iiiiiEi IT'S AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR MARGARINE High School MAR LOU CASE Twcnty-Uiree Intelligent upper claaai.ieu were handed little white envelopes today containing the news that they had been accepted Into the Torch honor society. An Induc tion ceremony and formal banquet la scheduled for April 7, at which time the atudenta will be formally admitted Into the ranks of the honor society. New Initiates are seniors Tom Orr and Bruce Crawiord; Juniors, Pal Wurd, Bharon William. Helen Jackson, Bob Hooker, Janet Russell. Margaret Wcdcl, Barbara Perkins, Beverly Young. Prlacllla Hutchlns, Merlcne Burnlngham, Gary Smith, Joanne Roblnettc. Boyd Caratenson, Oallya Elchendorf. Evelyn Rowland. Marcella Murray, John Young. Ken Torgerson, Ronnie Redman. Gor don Fletcher and Margaret Kartell. Marian Mclntyre was the honor society's member In charge o! Invi tation. Other committee heads for the banquet Include BUI Southwell and Doris Ethrldge, program: Ruthe Huston, place cards: Donna Rae Wordcn, decorations: President John Epley, Initiation ceremony, and Mary Lou Cane, general chairman. Mis Orpha Hudson advises the honor society. In private cars the Pelicans start ed out today on their trip to Eu gene. Wishes for the best of luck goes with them from the !olk on this side of the mountain, and prob ably by tomorrow lots of rooters will Join them too. to see the games for themselves. To celebrate St. Patrick's Day March 17. the Krater Is putting on a matinee dance. Helen Jackson Krater news editor. Is general chair man for the dance: asslstln her as committee chairmen are Claudette Gleaaon. publicity: John Kerbow concessions, and Marcella Murray, decorations. Tri'OUt for the Uiinr nlou r. edy of Errors," are being held all till week. Director Mrs. Oenevlevs Oppen I looking over the talent In the class to fill her cast, needing 12 boy and 4 girl an well a many to act a extra. Also needed are stage workers, costume girls and the like. Invitation for the basketball ban quet March 25 were given to the basketball players Monday. The Sugar 'N Spice girls, who sponsor the banquet, made the red card board Invitation, with the writing done In white Ink. Tottsle Llakey wa chairman of the Invitations committee. Tornado Rips Up Alabama Town FLORENCE, Ala., March IS oTV Approximately 75 houses were de stroyed or badly damaged early to day when a tornado struck East Florence. Clyde Anderson, business man, said 200 or more persons were homo less In the suburb and that property damage would exceed $500,000. All communication lines Into Florence were out. Facilities Into Sheffield and Tuscumbia, south o! the Tennessee river, were also crippled. 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