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PACE TWO HtRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1948' RAINBOW THEATRE Sh.wi fit! p. l0( HI OF Nrw YORK'' sill "MAN f "M HIO OlAKDt" TOMOHROW ..,,. "Mtn TO AND ItTAH AlX'ATaAZ" Kill'1 : TOWER Today Only CONTINUOt'S FROM 1I:SS P. M. STACK AT S:M P. M. . "SHOOT THE WORKS" $250.00 BLOCKBUSTER!!! !n.ll 1 COLOR FEATURES tttrjr of llnrar "GALLANT BESS" ond "LAST of the REDMEN c IIAIIIL Cenllnaees Shew NOW r.".:- as r A NEW ond Greater JEANETTE NMr Ths Dtckty in) Soni' l 4m awn T II AMJtCl JOSE ITIIRRI A 11 UIIUI Hi JANE POWELL METRO GOlOWYh-M AVER PICTUBf. MiMut ARNOLD wn DAVENPORT TODAY st the mm XONTINLOl & t.OM p. ss. Lore Owl Show 11:30 PLAYS TWO THEATRES , TSMJADDmiO. Continuous ivnvnnun (ram 12:30 Continuoui from 12:30 Today Only SPOIlgRS .1' -'HMW ssgsflstdMtJI PLUS 2nd HIT PRESTON FOSTER PATRICIA ELLIS in "LADY In the MORGUE" TOMORROW WESTERN FEATURE "LONE RIDER AMBUSHED" ii . I MMII U. S. Steel, Vestinghouse Slash Prices PITTSBURGH, April 33 IO Price slashes by the giant U. 8. Steel coruorsUon. followed by sim ilar scticm by WeiUniihouse Electric corporation, today locused new at tention on attempts to lasso cost ot living advances. , "Big Steel" yesterday disclosed a wide variety of its products trom barbed wire to steel used in autos will be cut an annual total of 25. 000,000 May 1. At the same time the corporation turned down demands of the ClO-United 6ieehvorkers for an unspecified pay boost. Westiughou&e said its customers will save about W.m.000 a year from reductions it is putting into effect at once. The decreases will average five per cent on electrical products used in connection with electric power distribution. Vice President T. I. Phillips said price decreases were made possible "through increased efficiency and improvements in manufacturing methods." Mrs. Colvin Dies At 80 Mrs. C. A. Colvin, who observed her 80th birthday anniversary on April 11. died at 1:34 p. m. Friday at the family home on Altamont drive. Mrs. Colvin was born Jane Patton in Craig, Holt county, Missouri. April 11. 1868. She was married to C. A. Colvin June 19, 1887. and they observed their 60th wedding anni versary last summer. The Colvin family moved to Klam ath Palls on October 13, 1913, and have resided here since that time. Survivors Include the husband, five children. Herbert Colvin of Gallup. N. M.. C. C. (Petel Colvin of Berke ley, Calif., Mrs. Betty Decker. Coos Bay, Mrs. Grace Wells. Klamath Falls, and Carl Colvin. also of this city. Seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren also survive. Final rites for the beloved K'am ath matron will be announced later by WhlUock's. picture L oV'o'il l,'4'SJ. Time KgP WEATHER KLAMATH FALLS AND VICINITY: Cloudy with shower tonight and Sun day morning, becoming partly cloudy Sunday afternoon. High today S3. Low tonight 36. High Sunday 50. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair south and partly cloudy north portion today, tonight and Sunday. Scattered showers inland today. Moderate to fresh north extreme north portion. Slightly wanner west wind off coast. WESTERN OREGON: Cloudy with oc casioned light rain today and tonight, followed by showers Sunday. High tem peratures 90 to 60. Low tonight 40 to 46. Fresh to occasionally strong south erly wind off coast, shifting to southwest and decreasing tonight. EASTERN OREGON: Mostly cloudy today. Occasional rain tonight and partly cloudy with scattered showers Sunday. A litUe wanner tonight. Higb temperatures as to- 65. Low 36 to 45. Poster Champ larlene Loomis' poster took jthe championship in the home economic division of the pos ter contest in the Klamath county 4-H club spring fair this week. Working against time to announced results of the contest, judges report ed her sister Geraldlne, who also had a poster In the contest, as win ner. Idaho Prices The seven Angus cattle from Idaho sold at the sale last Monday at an average of $774 per head and a total of $5210. C. V. Barton has been shipping cattle bought at the sale and made two trips to Prtneville and one to Alturas this week with loads of cattle. Recovering Mrs. D. C. Pearce of route 1, box 1086 is reported re covering In Hillside hospital, after having major surgery Wednesday morning. In Hillside Mrs. D. C. Pearce, route 1, box 1086, Is recovering at Hillside hospital and may receive visitors after Saturday. Happy Hour Mrs. J. J. Keller, 718 Jefferson, will be hostess to the Happy Hour club on Tuesday at 3 p. m. $300,000 Loss In Big S. F. Fire ."liyjsii S. VlMs... tttV 1 i i. " feL. 'TP' FW . : - Fill FkN " t, - ,4,,. ftVJrV-f-W (?) Streams from fire hoses roared Into two San Francisco building supply flrroi as firemen waged an hour's battle to subdue a blaie which caused damage estimated between JS24.000 and KIOO.OOO. The city's first five-alarm blaie this year. It was fought with 41 pieces of apparatus, largest array of equipment sine the Treasure Island fire a year ago. Crowds that gathered were driven a block away by the heat. WHY WE SAY a, ii., x u.- This word has several connotations. Some say it originated from the Italian, niessa (a meal). Many claim il datt-s lo the Bible "a mess of potage." Others claim it is derived from the Latin, mensa (a table), and the French, mess (meat). Shakespeare used Ilia, word in an entirely different sense (Henry VI) "To rnake a mesa of things." Flyway Measure Given Chance SEATTLE. April 34 (4V-A mea sure providing for migratory bird management by flywnys has a good chalice of being reported out favor ably by both state and house com mittees. State Game Director Don Clarke reported on his return from Washington D. C. He also said that legislation is being Introduced authorising the transfer of nearly 7000 acres of Skagit flat lauds from the U. S. fish n'ld wildlife service to the state of Washington. Another bill to be filed soon sanctions the trade of the Blrdsvlew hatchery on the Skagit river tor the simp's l ake Crescet.; hatchery, now within the Olympic national park. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 Nnrlh 1th KL Phone 9340 Police Clash With Strikers At Cudahy Unit KANSAS CITY, Kits., April 3S (zl'i r'olU'O. under order lo "get tough" In the packing huuna strike, clashed with CIO strikers In front of the Cudahy At Co., plant today and then cleaned out a union head quarters. Seventy police, swinging billy clubs, appeared at the plant, and scattered pickets. Capt. Ml Dahlln then parked, a safety car In front of (he head quarters of the UPWA local No. 10 and prepared lo address tin strlk e Instils Die hall. A battle ensued after someone had grabbed Dnhiln and atnrtrd pushing him around. The police then rushed the strikers and clear ed the union headquarters. Women screamed, glass windows were shuttered, chairs overturned as the polite charged with clubs Hulling. The fight began after Dahlln hud told the Tlkera, "the lily Is not going lo stand for any more of this mob Blithering. The police ara not going to take any more gull." Homeonn slammed the door ol the union hull. Dublin got out of the cur ami reopened It. It was pushed shut uuulti i the nsslnluiit police chief kicked It open onie more. Income Tax Suit Due On May Third OHKCION CITY. April 33 1,11 Dounlil llnurrs rlnlin Hint he needn't pny stale Incoiut taxes be muse the slute hits a surplus, Is ex pected to go before the circuit court about Muv 3, Duller, West I. Inn accountant, will amend his original roiiiplalnt and he state lax commission will with draw Its demurrer In order that all aspects of the law may be clarified attorneys snld today. Drinks On The House Prove Expensive h llAl.TIMOItH, April 33 (HI Jos Dundee, who was world s champion welterweight boxer buck III IU37-3B, Is being more careful whin lit olders "drinks oil Ilia house" at Ills tavern. Joe wus being Interviewed be tween bouts on a iWMAIt-TVI trie, vision broudi'itst from a wieslllng show. "Ill," said Joe as he waved Into the ramrra for the benefit of his linrtender back at the Invent. "Clin everybody a drink on me" The other taverns In Joe's neigh borhood which hnvn television sels were deserted with the speed o( a Joe Louis left. In a flash there wasn't breathing space at Joe s bar. The free loaders kept pouring in for an hour. To accommodate all our custom ers, Lcons "J fur I" Nliue Hale will continue all nest week. Two pairs of shoes for exactly the price of one! NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION NOTtrr Id HKRKUY ClIVKUt In the t vur nt Ht'hfHil imtr.rl Nt I, of KUmftth Cotmlv, Htm of Oivtmt Ihet a ptx-UI budget election Hill be held within Iti tmi,i.Ui l of -lil riltlrlrt, el (he rrenmttl HcIumi Itiilliltut Iim-mIki. al 719 llltfh n.reel. In Klamath Palla, Orrtfim. on the ITlh day of Mv, )IH:i, from lit hittir of two oYIim-W. p m , to lite hour of .vtti o'clock p m , to Vote on the qwe-Unn il of Inrtvinhta the mmv Util of the Um levy In tit KWionl niairlrl No I fur the f 1 the .tilth tUv of June. KUU. tattle mniHy year iwglnnlng July I. I4h atttl entlhtK nn mort man o- over ine tax evv tor in !( fiara var niail in nutiuan- or t tiro via ton 1,1 tt t i i .u, fltaie of Oregon, and lit of adopting or rejecting the following budget ol ellntaled exm1ltur ir Mid dUliUM for eairt fteral year. The re ton for Increasing itch levy are: 1. Im'raad ftwt of Instruction i Increaavd con I of equipment and euppllec Atteat: Signed i A W Mr ST ON DUtrlct Clerk 1 Inrrveswd iot of operation 4 I'uhllc ICmplojea Railrvntenl Art reqtilieinriil (Hlgnedl I H rtOIHNHON Chairman Itnaid of Direr tot t i nsl cWollahU ( ih H,lg,nri (iettcral fund Call mated Haceipta from DeJInquent Taxea ApproKtmalely 4 Current !-evy . County School Fund ., nlc School fupiort Fund Stale Irreducible School rund . ,.- Slate hind for ltandlcaptied Children Iinhant Act Tax Paymenta . Salea of Suppllee, Properly St Equipment . .... Hentala Cafeteria . . Other Source ... ... - It innnn lit? i vi on lits TM on :i niHi no 3 4imi tin 4 tVHIIHI t UJO Oft 4j an ivi TltO Total Katlmated Kecelpta ... Available Cain Balance .... Total railmaled Receipts and Available Cah hatan t IV1 Wrt on Jtchedvte II (ienefal Inn. RallmaUg tt tpandllar KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Phone 9'iOO 1401 KipUnsde I GENERAL CONTROL 1. Personal Service I. Superintendent . Clerk -. 3. Of (Ice Aulitanta . .... 4. CompuUury Education ... - Supplle S. Electlone at Publicity 4 lgal Service. Clerk'e bond. Audit, etc. 3. Other Expense .. - TolaU, Cleneral Control . ttsllmaled Expendllurea IV in it lludget AHinr Iimt a retailed Eai'i'liluie ItMd 41 Katie ttillturee Totals Only .1 tmo on 3 mm txi 2 no 1,"U 1st) ItOO (HI IVI (Mt mil on 4.VIIX1 .1 5tt tXI 2 IHX) IH) 1,(M IX) tkhl INI lxi on ) lai 4.M (JO 3 IM 1 I IWU 71 j. 17 1 a il7 UJ nxi aia im nut A X14 Mi II IN STRI'CTION da er vltlea 1. Personal Service I. Principals 1 SupervUrtr 3. Office Assistant a stippiiM - - X Other Expense Totale. Instruction Supervision f 13 IMWI nn a tx on i m an 11 2.VJ 1M I 44 III ao 31 I7N or) I.l. t71 M 4.B4 (XI !wwi on IVIUO IT IM 44 a J in i o on a jti an TB II I 40.34J U JO.TM ai Czech Tennis Squad Found PALERMO. Sicily. April 24 t& Members of the Czechoslovaklan Davis Cup tennis team, reported missing for 10 days, said today they were returning to Prague within 10 days in time for the cup com petition there. The players. Captain Jaroslav Drobny, Vladimir Cernlk, Milan Matous. accompanied by Helena Straubeova, outstanding Czech woman player, were contacted by an Associated Press correspondent In Mondello, near here. The four said they had sent a telegram to the Czech Tennis fed eration announcing their intention to return to Prague. Previously, the report they were missing had caused rumors to circulate that they would not return. The four began play today In an Italian tournament here. DINE & DANCE at the 97 Supper Club (formerly Two Sisters Inn) )' 3 Milei S. on Highway 97 k Delicious Steaks and Chicken Dinners Open 2 p. m. to 2 o. m. MUSIC BY Leonard Walden Bernice Mohan Marvin Fosdick For Reservations Dial 9060 III IN RTRCCTION Teaching 1. Peraonal Service 1. Teachers . 3 Substitute Teachers 3. Home Instruction 4 Library I Library Supplies a Repair ... . a. Instructional Suppllea 4 Textbooks . . 5. Other Expense - Totals, Instruction - Teaching JT3 M? 7 ft. mm on 5,o.O 7S am twi 13 1.1.1 it g.OVi no ftuuo ft.tXHI (XI 4.7w no (X) ll.issl i st So uu 3VI M33 44 3 in J M ,1.4mi jn l,iw.l H 1 1.1 II 444 M 7,111 (xt IS 7 I2M 14J 31 Dick Sutherland Hired By Yakima YAKIMA. Wash., April 24 lift Dick Sutherland, who piloted The Dalles to the Oregon state high school grid championship last year, has been named head football coach at Yakima high school. Supt. of Schools Milton L. Martin announced the appointment yester day. Sutherland eraduated from Ore gon State college In 1039. If you are undecided as to your future course in life, l?t the United States navy help you decide It. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner & - jfj w srsYieg. we. T. m. rn vrrn-Currri r-qy seen, im sr "You say you'vs ben program? In that cast selected at a contestant on a quiz we can lend you up to five thousand dollars!" TIME TO REPAIR Furnaces (TS SPRING-! Air Conditioners Furnoce Filters e Cooler Filters Fan Belli Controls Oil Furnace or Heater Parts We repair or service any make of furnace, floor furnace, stove or heater. MIKE HOLLAND HEATING SERVICE 140 East Main Phone 7605 -OPERATION r PLANT 1. Personal Service 1, Janitors a. Delivery Service I Suppllea . . - - J. ruel .. 4. t.tght Power 5. Water . . Telephones . - 7. Laundry at Garbage 1. Other Expense Totals, Operation of Plant I 34. Yin on I 31x1 (xi 3 ixm) on lU.txXI 1X1 t.UfKJ 1X1 I, It I ) .04it n( I,4on m 33 uO M.ittvi no 10 3,400 00 ) (XI 4,Vstt IXI l.w no arst m OU 00 1i uu $ 3A KM fJ) 1 IW7 14 113 ao 4 -117 41 l.rtttJ 73 7 43 M Ml 71 11 eg I 4A 343 41 V I 41 TM 7 -M AISTRN AN'CK AND RKPAIRcl I. Personal Service, Engineer at Asst. S rurntture Js Equipment .. 3. Buildings - 4. Grounds . ... Totals, Maintenance and Repairs A ?;ui u 3,1 (Ml (X) I3.IH-3 M 4.1173 (X) S IM 1 1 3 5 (XI 10 M 3,4. JO IX ! SW 1 1 i 4 13 M I, fill 28 13,7-1 J ill ttflft 7f VI Al'XII.IARV AfiENCICS 1. Health Service 1, Personal Service - 1 Supplies 3. Physical Examinations , t. Tratuporlallon of I'uplla t. Personal Service ... 3. Supplies 3. Rub Repair it Replacement , S. Cafeteria 1. Personal Servlre a. Manager It Cook a S. Supplies , 3. Equipment . Totali, Auxiliary Agnncles ... 3 7V on 110 (X) 4'WX) S 4X1 nn (mxi on S.iuo uo 1 4 MO 11 3.3HU IJO 3 3un nn 7 ix 4ou no I tin no 3uu uo M noi on 3.M2 yu W4 71 3.WJ 4 1 t.U73 Ii fm hi 34 til 13 4.316 11 VII IX I D CHAKGES 1. Insurance 3. Public Employee Retirement ... .... Totals", fixed Charges f 3 4M no jn.wn uo I 1.117 41 3.:MXJ.73 VIII -APlTAl, Ot'TI.Ar 1. New Sites I New Buildings 3. Alteration or Buildings iNnt Repairs 4 Nw rurntture and Eriulpment S. Other Capital Outlays I. Library Books . 1. Improvement of Grounds ...... g trf.t no M.J 43 IB 3.nnn on 3.J10O1I 7. oris on 34 .All 30 Totali, Capital Outlay 10 3U1 30 III.IKI,! IX) 1 1 IUi 13 311,734 111 I 07.4AA3.1 IX DEBT SERVICE NON-IIUMlED 1. Interest X CMfcROENCV ORAM 70TAI.H (1KNKRAI. Pt'NB H)l3,;t27 7 Everyone votes "yes" on home ownership. Under our home loon plan it's easy to pay for your home. Why not drop in ond let us explain how it fits your needs? , First Federahaving, ASSOCIATION 50 MAIN lTKltl ' Srhedele III Hammary ef Katlmales ef Eipendltares, Receipts and AvallahU C ash Balances, and las Levies General fund Total Estimated Expenditure! Deduct: Total Estimated Hecelpta and Available Cash Balances 'Schedule li Amount to be Raised by Taxation Add: Estimated Amount of Taxes that will hot be Collected During fiscal Year, Approximately of lax levy , TOTAL ESTIMATED TAX LEVY 713.1 .13.1,3 I.I.UI, 17 :i7tt. ,1(1.3 33 1MB 1) Dated: April 20, 11MB Signed; A. W. HERTON, District Clerk E. 8. ROBINSON, Chairman, Board of Directors Approved by Uuilget Committee. Apfll Jit, IU4H Signed: R. E IIOOKEII, Srcretai) K. H MOIIINNON Chairman (.I.NI-.KAI, IM-OKMAIJflN Klaleinettt ef Indjchlfdness, Rnntl and Interest land and ftpeclal Imprevemen I BOND ANII INTfcKr.HT U NII Bonds and Interest Outstanding, February 2ft, 1II4H fund Available: Investments., U, H. Govt, flondi Cash with County Troxnuier ,... uncollectetl jaxai $ 7(l,iMHnyi ;iu,.in,i,vit 11,(1114.114 SLI4.54II 2 Total Available L... Balance to be Belied by Taxea Tax Ivy for fiscal Year July I llt4fl, to June .'HI, 11140 . It l-l lUii ttl ,1411 "i II flPfcCIAL IMI'ROVI.MI,NT ftNII HLKIAL i n-iear Hrr.al i.cvv loo.iKXMfj approved al Hperlal El( l held June IP, IIM4. Taxea Collected to February 2U, 1IMH Interest on Invaelmenta , w m, Tolal Receipt! . , Leee: Expenditures Construction Investment In U. S. Govt. Bond! at Cost .,Z,.. Total Expended - - - Cash on Hand, Marrh 27, 11)411 Estimated Receipts and Available Balances' Cash and Investments - Uncollected Taxes . 11)40-40 Serial Levy Z"''SZ Tolal Less 1U47-4S Construction Commitment Available for Fiscal Year 1B4B 4fl $ 44.1411 4 2.VU4U OH , a in, .Hi no I.4.W.M i"77,77J.9 TO.otU M 7,01 SI S ,111 M M ;i nH ao.oio-W "b7,jiw u 3J.,lrfWl 14 Wit HI 3o,mm fj III MILLS SCHOOL SPECIAL IMI'IttlVr AILNT U NI) i t i"m Hcrl,n' l PV lMMHi.oo approved at MumIrI WeCllon Taxes Collected to February 211, 10411 B..M Uncollected Taxes ' """" " lnurest on Investment (Investment U. S. Govt. Bunds ai Cost M,MiHMi'TSZl, TolaJ Fund Avallsblg - A. 34 M. 5 No. 10B. r. IIOO.4M.0l
