Herald and news., March 23, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREt
Council Eyes
Condition Off
Citfy Streets
The city's iirohlrnia centered
around rondlllnn of Klnmntli't
alrrela ami alleys Monday nliht.
Iteccnl rmiiiiirul nil mini on elly
alrrela ironiilrd City Councilman
A. V. Condrcy til lay Mania at Ilia
diKiralro of property ownrra.
Cmidrry mild, "l'niilo dim't to
uprrulc III cli'iuilns lf the nlincln.
li'a up to the people: lliry huvo
In gravel n 1 1 1- n mill clean alrccta.
Wo 11 hrlp ilii'iii, but they liiim lo
do iomrUilim fur thcimelvra."
An editorial III Monday's The
Herald and Nrwa urouuht the inuilily
atrcrta to hla nllrnlliin. Condrcy
Permits Hit
$20,649
OnMrui lion ul a auraae and
a warehouiie (in S. Mil alreet for
il.r Himiul nil company for aio.ooo
accounted for half nf Ilia weekly
lulal In building pernilla panned by
the rll y niunrll.
Total wn I'JO.IMO. mill other per
mits Included i he following: Uo N.
Iluln. 11(10. .-cpnlra to Rurnuc, 4(11
WiihtllliKtoll : Jiilm ArftrlalllKt-r, INK),
mw mill In Dinette cafe, 1018
Mlilli; Hlcve I'i'tcra, IUOO0, new renl
dtnec. Iliirnn V'Mu addition: A. 13.
LurMin. inoo. balcony In hutment
building, lift S tli: K. II. IJrWiit.
:i(XKI. private, gnraiie mid rriiuxtrl
rralrieiirr. 130 N. Int: United Ad
vert Inlnu roinpnny. 40. potter panel.
Nlrhnla adillllnn.
Man To Marry
Mothcr-ln-Law
LOU ANllrXKfl. March 23
llern t a limn who I going to marry
hu inotlier-ln-luw.
lie l Joc Ncitrele. 3a-yrar-old
aleelwiukrr. He obtained an annul
ment of hl 1844 marriage to Petra
Martinet. 21, on the ground alia
narrlrd him under falne repreaeiila
tlmu and never Intended to live with
hint aa man and wile.
Willi the annulment grained.
Nrgrcle applied for a llreiue to wed
Mra. Culflln Hull. 3d. Ncgretea
lawyer. Walter I Ir mislead, had
atlpulatrd Ulat Mra. Ftula U the
mother uf hit. Ncgretea two children.
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ZZZ HIT -
1 h I kt E E N hundrrd
wnttlt about tall, hill nut
a word a In nit Leslie!
Nut a tingle weird.
i lut'i Wrlutrr'i for
you the hig one.
Around here, every
body thinli l.rilinah it
all one woid which itn't
a bud idea at that.
aultl. Ho pnllilrd nut a paving prii
Jei-t on lilili street which wan held
off bei'iillMi unn priipi'ity owner, "a
mini who made nil hit money In
Kluiiialh Kudu," according In t.'on
drey, l el lined lo pay hit allure of the
coat. "Whut cull wo do If tho people,
won't help?" ho demanded.
flirty Alley
Mom alreet troulllo tame when
Mra. Avla MrConncll, miningcr of
the Pelican enfe, came li auk thai
tho illy do aninrlhliiK about tho
alley In buck of tho William, build
ing. Police Chief Orvllle Hamilton told
couurllmrii Unit he hud Impeded
I ho alley mid Unit the trouble la
more In druluuge thmi In paving.
City Engineer K. A. 'rhoinua re
ported Ih a I eoplo 1 1 "in the Drew
building next door hud dumped
drbrla Into the alley and formed a
dam on the druliuigc aoi-up to a
point whore the alley la practically
a lake.
The city engineer, attorney and
alreet coininltiee wore told to look
Into tho munition and lake aomo
action.
A letter commending Klamath
Kalla from Hccretary of Slate Karl
T. Newbry waa read. Klamath r'alla
aa one of three cities In lit popu
lation dlvlalon to have no tralfle
deatlia In 11147. The two othera are
Medlord and Itend.
Property Artlon
April S waa aet at the time for
Ihe heiirlng regnrdlng vacation of
property In Kldorudo Height and
rJunnynlde addlllont preparatory to
replannig LXmuld I. Hloau, Kla
nmih Kalla bualnciuiman. la aaklng
for the repluttlng In order Ui erect
a rental huuaing unit In Ule area.
Councillor!! voted lo turiilih a
truck and driver for the Teen-Ago
center a acrup drive. 'Hie tren-agera
are ahorl ol uuika and drive In
collection of tcrap metal and cloth
ing. Councilman Comlrcy called for a
meeting of the cliy planning com
mlaaion lo diacuaa priority road and
alreet Improvement Joba, and a
meeting will be arranged aouii.
The airport managcra monthly
report waa reud with the uaual defi
cit allowing. Kebruary'a ully waa
11301.42 111 receipt and 13247.28 in
expendlturra, leaving a deficit of
lliuryfto,
A letter wat received from Die
county court offering to puy the
county't ahure In paving Uphatn
alreol, and counclhnen agreed to
tend a letter of appreciation to the
county for II cooperation In making
Hie Improvement project poanlble.
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC STORE
Paper Mills To
Vote On Union Rule
B BATTLE, Murch 23 ll')
Klgliteen thiiunund employe of 32
I'uclflo count paper and pulp mllln
will begin a union uliop election
next Monday.
Jullua U. Uriiiiln. national labor
relatlona bourd field examiner in
the luth rrglon, auld the election
waa reiiirted by tho Interniitlonul
HrotlierlKHHl of Pulp, Mulphlle and
I'aper Mill Workern and tho Inter
national llrulheihoiKl of I'aper
Workern, both AI"L linloim.
Draznln la here to aupervlae a
union alum election being held thin
week by lit, 80(1 llnclng Aircraft com
pany omployea. It wna reipiealed by
iJlalrlct Lodge No. 7b), Aeronautical
Mocluinlca' union lludependeiiU.
Library Gets
Books On UN
A new Hat nf reading material
received at the Klamath county
library Inrludea Information on the
United NutloiiH for the aerloua rend
er and la available to anyone In the
area.
The material came from the Unit
ed Nutlona Information Center for
Oregon at Eugene, of which Dr.
Hugh II Wood la director.
llooka, periodical und pumphleta
are Included In the ahlpmeni. Hub
Ject covered are atomic energy,
conventional armament, general aa
aembllea, membcratilp. public In
formation, military atnff committee,
two year of United Nation, que
lion and anawera, general aaoembly
churl and voting In international
orgnnluilluiu.
Tile library alao aubneribea to Tho
United Nation Uulletln, which Pro
feHor Wood recommgndii.
Tibet Held Under
Chinese Rule
NANKINO, March 33 (VK. P.
8. Kenon, fmelgn aecretary of India,
told the Chlnene Central Newa
agency today hi' country rcgarda
Tibet at an "autonomoua' region
under the aoverelgnty of China."
Menon Mild he foreaaw no aerloua
problem In working out an agree
ment on Unci, which waa under
dlncuMlon between the Chinese and
Brlllah prior to the granting of
Independence to India.
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Black Snow
Row Flares
In Council
Tempca flared at lunt night city
council mtellnt; ua cuuncllincn
Mjliarcd olf on an old rjueatlon
whut to do about "black allow."
Hoot flying from the arnokchtuckt
of the CuimuinciV Heating company
hu been a problem for many year.
IJlKcuHNlnn followed Council Augua
Newton' iip poaul thut the city ap
point an Imparllul coinmlllee lo
work with heating company repre
sentative to offer the clty'a aupport
In any intlluxl that might do away
will) or karcn the nont iiulauncc.
Newton told fellow councllmen, "I
realize It I Irnpoaalble for the cou-
HUiner who bouihl the heuttini cr,m-
pany to finance aome mechunlcul
iiieuna of controlling noot at the
prcKenl tlme, but I auggcKt that the
city appoint a committee to aupport
the CoiinJinera Heating company In
whatever way poMlble."
Councilman A F. Condrey atarted
the firework when he ald, "I'd like
lo aee a ccunclhnan on the com
mittee, but ! want an Impartial one,
not one who own atnek In It. I
Councilman Paul O. Landry, a
heating company atoek holder, flew
to the n-i.cue with: "All wo need Is
tlft.oOO. Nr cue la more humiliated
by the iwt condition than we who
own Uhv.. I move we appoint a
couple of amait councllmen on It,
but leave I.ulK.r; out."
Newlo'i ri turned to hla original
MiggcKtlon iii" other councllmen
aupported hh- rti rimmendatlon that
the mayor appoint a committee to
work wlin the hcutlng company.
The Dalle area asked the commit
tee yesterday to give the new Co
lumbia Gorgo highway top priority
on construction and called for Joint
Washington - Oregon acquisition of
interstate toll bridges.
The Waco county court recom
mended relocation of the northern
portion bf 'the Dalles - California
highway. Change asked would
shorten the route by four mile and
avoid dangerous curves.
K. W. Arcns, Hood River county
commissioner, said toll bridges
should be taken over by the two
state and be freed of tolls.
Highway Group I
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PENDLETON, March 23 ifl'i A
legislative Interim highway commit
tee convened here today on It tour
of Eastern Oregon district.
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