Hf-RALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Major Flood
Forecast For
Ohio River
HUNTINOToN. W. V , April 13
lit A "major flood" (j the Ohio
rlvr, with severe flooding nf nil
114 trlhutarlra win forecast today
by Mrtrorologlat l,eroy Hlone of the
llimtlnslnn weather Inn "nil.
Ho III rlvrr would go ulxivt
flood level In lliti Pittsburgh area
Tuesday morning, In the Purkera
bum. W. Va.-Mnl'letta, Ohln, inn
Tur(1y nlulit, and In the Onlllp.
nils, Ohlo-Huntlngton area Wed
neaday mnrnliiK.
"Til" streams will continue to
rlu," ha added, "and Ilia condi
tion la espected to continue for
several days"
Drenching rains rnnllnurd ovr
mui'll ol llii' Ohio watershed again
Monday nliilil, and Hume atilit mora
U exacted halay ami tonight.
Tha fall measures IM Inches In
tha pail 34 hour In Parkeraliurg.
tnrreaaing tha total for the pant
41 houra to 3 Da Indira. Huutliig
toil had J 30 Inches in tha paat 34
houra and a 4H-hour total of 3 4n
lin lira
At Cincinnati, tha rlvar paaard
tha 41-fixit ataga aarly Turaday
and thrrairnrd to bring tha arcoud
flood of 104)1
Hravy lea flora Jammrd tha river
In mldKebruary, causing the rlvrr
to paaa thr 62-foot flood ataga. ft
crralrd Krbruury 18 at 53 i Ira
t gamngrd rlvrr boAta, dorkmg faclll
ua and rivrrlmnk houara.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
School Board
Eyes Budget
lit rouniy trhool bonrd und
bUflBl cnimnlltcff whrdulfrt rnrrt
lug for WMnriutny for romtrirrn.
tion nf next year burittri and the
jKbMlhlllty of rntilm iptvlnl fire
tion for .feeding tht 6 r cint
Itmltntinn.
Mrrntrri of th budget commu
te tut Orl I O. lUlrjr. Howard
Hhtrmnn. Kobrrt Walker. Karl
Krrna and Halph Hill.
A building protrra m for cou nt y
rhooU U under cmuildrratlrm. Con
atrurtinn of an elrmrnlary whool
on Clinton avenue in the im.mrbn
nai btrn under din UAiinn. and
may b Included In th new budget,
along with addition at Henley and
THKrl I THOUGHT TP TKY MY PAP ft UP5IPK POWM OH HIM
mm4 itafcrn W (ft
Heston Quits
School Post
A. W. Ilraton. since the fall of
1114(1 clerk of both the Klamath ralli
city elementary and Klamath Union
high scIiihiI boarda, Monday night
aubmlllrd hl rraignatlon to both
bodies.
llcaluiia rralgnutlon was accepted
with sincere rrgrrt. No successor
haa brrn named. Hrstou ajiked re
lease f runt hla duties at the close of
Uia fiscal year, June 30. 1S48. Hr
aald hla future plana were Indefinite.
Hoard i alao accepted the request
uf Kd llynii, formrr I'ellcun footuall
coach, liial he nut be couaiderrd for
a coaching aaaignmenl during tha
coining echool year.
Use of facllltlra of Uie city school
syatem Was granted to KrcreaUoil
Director Bain Smith for the aummer
program.
Hupcrinlcndenl Arnold Uralapp
aald all contractual leachera weia
notified Tuesday by null of their
re-rlecllon and aald all acceplaluva
or retiguuUoiia ahuuld be in the
clrrk handa by April 38.
Mia. Ida Edasll, second grade
A special budget .lection may be ",,,""
ailed for lata In May. .nauun oi uai Kr,, a-""" '
noiliHiuia irai iiri j.
will truch In Hawaii, the board waa
adviaed.
The board granted uae of Pelican
court for a teen-age danct under
the auonaorahlp of the 30-30 club
late In April.
Progrcaa on Conger achool work
waa rtKirtd to the elemental y
board and II waa announced that
uu! would be cal)ed next week on
the Mllli auditorium.
lumaindrr of the evemni waa
apent on budget, ttudy.
Construction Hits
New High Levels
PonTI.AND. April 13 (1 Weat
rn light conatructlnn reached new
high levela in March, the nmuniune
Weatern flulldlng rrtHirird today.
A aurvry of 314 cltlra and coun
Uaa thowrd SS .4(13 building permlta
valued at 1180.111.538, a riar of 1 0
f er rent In permlta and 84 8 rr
rent In valuation over Marrh of a
year ago.
lsta Angelra remained In the lead
with 133.774.805 worth nf building
Oakland waa arrond and Portland
third on the Hat. both with new
htgha of 10.445.708 and 17 374 045 rr
iwctlvrlv. Vancouver. B C. waa
nth with 14 103 340 and Brattle
ninth with 13.510 840.
Taromaa permlta totaled 11.410.
70 and rua-rnr'a ll.3M.7H to lead
mailer Northwiwt rlllea.
It pay a to I'ae the VVant-Adil
Miners Head
Back To Pits
prrrsnurtoH. April 13 m;
Kofi coul poured from the nation'!
tlpplra today aa thouaunda of nun
era ended a 3U-day atrlke by uc
ceptlng a penalon agrrrmcnt.
PrcxlucUon apurled to 75 per cent
of normul In aome arena. Hut the
work return of 4O0.000 United Mine
Workera waa not yet general.
Home unlonlaui declined to work
until dtapoaal of contempt of court
chargra agnlnat UMW Chief John
L. Iwla. Other awaited the re
aulta of union local nit-rungs
chedulrd today.
Among the pita atlll Idle were
the H. C. Prick Coke company Na
tional 1 and 1 and the aume firm
Itobena mine, the world a larneat.
If. C. mck l a U. 8. Hteel Corp.
aubaldlary. Jonea and Laughlln
Hteel Corp. captive piu, Vesta 4
and 5, alao were Idle.
Production crtwa were reported
bark In Hethlehem Steel Corp. 'a
Marlanna, Cokeburg and Ellaworth
pita in Weatern Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh Conaolldated Coal com
pany, world largeat commercial
producer, reported four of lu dis
trict ml nra at work. However, thu
firm's 850-man Montour 10 at near
by Library waa Idle.
Two Suspects
Arrested In
Elk Meat Theft
The nivatery of who stole the
elk meat from diet llnrlon's walk
In looker at Burton's Poe valley
rnni-h, was thought to have brrn
purtliitly clrnred up today with
the arrrat of two Klamath Palls
turn.
Held In the county Jail In con
nection with the meiit stealing are
Vernon Hoy Drown. 33, 1823 Want
liind, and hla iirlghbor, Andrew
James l,ewla. 41. 1828 Wnntland.
Drown waa picked up Hunday
night by Sheriff Lloyd L. Low and
HUile Police Officer 'Jul Reed. He
was booked on a petty larceny
charge. In a bicycle theft. (Curly
Monday morning, Lewis wus picked
up at a 8. 8th street second hand
store, on a drunk charge.
Al midnight Monday, under
question of sheriff's officers and
stale police, Drown signed a state
ment and later courirmrd by
lwls, to the effect that on March
37, he and Lewis went to the
Barton ranrh In a pick-up. They
used a screw driver to remove the
lock on the cold atorage lorker and
took two quarters of elk meat and
one quarter of beef.
The meat wus brought back to
Klamath Falls, hung In Iwls'
cabin, later moved to Brown's. Of
fleers found only blrmd stains In
Brown's closet. Brown aald the
meal had been consumed and
given away.
Chargra of breaking and enter
ing as well as grand larceny will
probably be filed' against the two
Into Turaday, officers said.
n the meantime, there are sev
eral claimants to the 11000 reward
which Burton offered for the ap
prehension of persona Involved In
the theft.
Fir Lumber Cut
Shows Good Gain
PORTLAND, April 13 (Pi-Tlie
lumber cut it Douglas fir mills the
first quarter of 1048 was 2.048.528.-
000 board feet, the Wrat Const
Lumbermen's association reported
today.
The cut was an 8 3 per cent In
crease over the same 13-werk pe
riod a year ago.
Hhlpmenta In the 1048 first quar
ter were S.OOMlrt.OOO board feet
compared with 1 M2.0MJ.OO0 a year
ago. Orders were down, however.
from 3.13409000 to lJICl.lflo.OOO
despite heavy domestic demand.
March weekly production of 158.
OS8.000 was slightly above Febru
ary. Orders were down but ship
ments Increased slightly above thrme
of February, the association said.
Mrs. Allen
Passes Here
Mrs, Ornevleve Geritldine Allen,
27. 2027 TurnaKe. wife of KlUworth
V Allen, long-time employe of BhI
alger Motor company, died at HlH-
utrie hospital at 7:10 a. m. Tuesday
fnllrwlnit a brief lllneu. Death wa
attributed to pneumonia.
Mra. Allen waa born at Middle
brurne. W. Va., and had made her
home here for several year. 8he
waa. employed at The Spud res
taurant at the time of her death.
In addition to her husband she
survived bv her mother. Mm. Isa B,
Allen of Klamath Path who moved
here recently from Columbt.5. O .
her father, Loy Allen of Middle
bourne. W, Va.. four brother In
cluding Adrian O. Allen of Klam
ath Palls, and one alafr, Mildred
Bennett of Columbua. O.
Pinal rlteg will be announced by
Ward'i.
Work Starts
On I00F Hall
MERRILL, April 13 - Work on
the foundation of the new Odd Fel
lows hall was started Monday. Lew
Is Kandra, chairman of the build
ing committee, has announced that
the structure will cost between $35,
000 and CIO.OOO.
Located oi. Main street It will be
nf pumlre tile, two-story, with 40
by 100 foot floor space dimensions.
Included on the first floor will
a large lodge room, smaller
rooms for meetings, dining hall,
kitchen and rest rooms. Regalia
and dressing rooms for both Odd
Fellows and Rrbekahs will be on
the second floor.
In Hospital Nine-year-old Pa
tricia Wllaon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Wilson, of 330 Mc
Kinley, Is In Hillside hospital re
ceiving treatment for a broken Irg.
Patricia waa Injured In a fall dur
ing the noon hour Munday on Con
ger achool playground. Bhf w-lll be
in the hospital for aeveral weeks.
Patricia Is a second grader at Con
ger, and only a year ago suffered
a bad break In the same leg.
Survey Makes
Headway Here
The 18000 economic survey of the
Klamath area being undertaken by
Hahn, Campbell associates of Bur
llngame. Calif.. Is proceeding on
schedule but has not reached the
point of any tangible report, ac
cording to Charles Stark, manager
of the Klamath County chamber
of commerce.
James M. Csmpbell. Junior part
ner of the firm, la doing Uie on-the-ground
work. He plans to
spend several days In the county
at Uie end of each month until
August. The survey Is designed to
take sis months and the result to
give city and county planners a
basts from which to work.
Hitchcock Speaks
At Yreka Chamber
YREKA. April 13 Phil Hitchcock,
president of the Klamath County
chamber of commerce, was prin
cipal speaker Monday night at the
annunl meeting of the Yreka
chamber of commerce.
Hitchcock talked on 'The place
of the chamber of commerce In
the American free enterprise system."
USUI
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you prefer.
Just a word about
"iodized."
At a convenient
tourer of iodine it'i hard
to beat.
Once the package ii
in your kitchen, the rest
it automatic like taxes.
Part of the building cost Is being
taken cart of by caah and labor
donations. No date haa been set for
completion.
Assisting Kandra on the building
board are J. Leland Pope, Elmer
Lcmler. Roy Beasley, Don Barnes,
O. J. Harris and Velton Hnsktna.
For many years the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs have met In a room
above the present Safeway store.
It pays to Use the Want-Ada!
To Buy. Bell or Trade. It pays u
read Herald and News Classified Ada
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