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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1948)
PACE TWO 'RFRALD AMD KJfWS KLAMATH FAt LS OREGON MONDAY, MAY 3, 194g 1 i ! h ! ! N 0 RAINBOW THEATRE Kve. allow :IS-::II 9. HI. IIKTTV HI'TTON in tmoit ri IIP" W Also "LONE PRAIRIE" I'll. 4507-8484 J ESQUIRE TOWER VIAUI Matinee Esquire nUTT at 1:30 p. m. Eve. Hhows ' 6:45-9 p.m. iXptf JIM mil ' Phnn. 1.173 EvV. Show 6:45-9:00 p. m. Phone 4573 Phone 3262 Continuous Show from 1:30 p.m LAST 2 DAYS! Also llopalong Cassidy in "CASSIDY OF BAR 20" Coming Wed. ?-fSL OF THE " " r"-V.-- STIRRED IN wis KARL0FF rUaa 2nd Ilorror Hit "Daughter of Frankenstein with Boris Karloff ; if The craziest funniest guys at theli d;tf first and screwiest benl! on the stage PERSON FRIDAY Mar 7th PELICAN Theatre Few Changes In Budget Very few changes were made In Uie proposed 1IH8-49 Klamath county budget rrtdny duriiiR the unofficial "urtpe" wssion conducted by (lie county court and budget committee. County Judge U. E. .leeder aaid that some of the courihoose depart ments requested minor rhinites and pay Increases were provided for key workers In several cases. Expected complaints from tre Juvenile department over the $1200 reduction In the salary budget for Ron Hewitt, Juvenile officer, failed to develop. Next Wednesday at the courthouse the budget committee will hold its formal public hearing on the pro posed budget document and at that time anyone may come in and go over the budget. FUNNY BUSINESS Indians Attack US Workers GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. May 3 UPl Government troops are reported en route to the town of Chunchi, where an American construction company said It was under attack by several hundred Indians. A dispatch from Quito said Sat urday an official of the Jones Construction compauy of Charlotte, N. C. had sent an appeal for help to "prevent the burning ot the house where- they are defending themselves after the incidents." Re ports said worker had been killed. An undetermined number of American employes, their wives and children are in the camp. The government ordered troop j mobilization and dispatched Mayor cesar Montuiar. general comman der of the civil squad, to Chunchi, which is on the Quaqull-Quito railroad line. The Jones company has been constructing a road from Chunchi to Cuenca. Workers in the camp were reported to be demanding the Indemnity stipulated In the la bor code in the case of unseason able dismissal. Kf COH IMllYMlAftlVK at voi ik ij it at vim "Painting for Enloyincnt," hy Ar nold Ulaiu-h. "Winning Chens." by Irving Cheinev. "Magic as a Hobby," by lltuoe Elliott. "Jim Farley's Story." by Jiimcs Parley. "Pive Ilrnadway IMavs," by J. Itoderr (low. "Command Decision," a pluy 111 three acts, by Wlllliitu lluuuw "Oos tunie Design," by Kuy Hardy. "All Trivial Pond Records." by Allanah Ilnriier. "I 8w Poland Betrayed," by Arthur Lane. "Wings Around Hie World." by Burr Lcyson. "Toward Better Photography." by Vincent Mcllnrreit. "Bulbs for Beauty." by Charles Mueller. "Uiwn Memories." by l,evls Mumlord. "Personality of a House," by h'mlly Post. "Ceramic Sculpture." by Ruth Itiuulnll. "Dolls ot Yesterday" by Klranor S. George. "Walter Johnson: King of the Pitch ers." by Roger Treat. "New Poems." by Mark Van Doren. "Barbed-Wire Surgeon." by Aided Welnsleln. "The African Violet," by Helen Wilson. "The Strong Room," by Jcre Wheel wright. "Circus In the Altlr." by Robert Warren. "No Trumprl llefoie Hint." by Nella White. "We've lleen Waiting Por You." by filhel Thorn bury. "North to the Promised Land," by ilnrold Wire. "My Uncle Jan," by Joseph Auslaiuler. "Professor's llm brelln." by Mary Jane Ward. "Hpilng on Plfty-Hccnnd HI reel," by Dorothy Hpeare. "Ides of March," by Thorn ton Wilder. Recovering Mrs, Carl Giulib, 4617 Winters lane, has returned to her home from the hospital following a major operation and Is allowed to have visitors. Little Ads net 111k Results. Use The Herald and Newt W'lul-Adsl 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PROMPT 'EFFICIENT 'COURTEOUS FULLY INSURED OXYGEN-EQUIPPED CARS PHONE 3479 "Our experienco is your protection" "How did I know you would be going; past whan out my dust mop?" Bly Reno Proves Too Much For System LAS VEGAS, NevM May 3 WV Luck finally deserting them, two University of Chicago graduates re paired to the ante room Saturday to overhaul their system. Their formula for roulette riches sprang a leak yesterday when a 14-hour assault on a local gam bling club produced a net loss of $610. Albert Hibbs. 23. Chilltcothe. O., and Dr. Roy Walford. 23, San Die go, lost all the money won last week using their undisclosed sys tem at another club. But they still held hopes of hit ting the combination which brought them S8000 at Reno Last November. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLean and children. Scott, Tony and Margaret, I returned to their home at Ivory Puie Sunday, atler a week's vaca tion spent at Portland and Scuttle. They were accompanied to Seattle by McLeans father, C. McLean, who has spent several months visit ing here and is returning to his home in Minnesota. Mrs. Edna Book and daughters. Shirley and Norma Jean, of Klam ath Palls, visited at the Weber Book home on Sunday. Word has been received here that Mr. and Mrs. Jody Owens nave ar rived at Juneau. Alaska. They are I visiting E. S. Hawkins, who is gen eru manager of the Alaska Spruce company. The Owens plan to re main In Alaska for an Indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Kness spent the week-end in Medford visiting Mr. and Mrs. Georve Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Miller left April 24 for a week's vacation which they plan to spend on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock are at home again after spending several months at Willow Ranch. Calif. I enberg who resigned recently to be Icomc general manager of the Mason- He corporations new operations at Ukiah, Calif. Cheaters Off LA Thermometer LOS ANGELES, May 3 MV-The official Los Angeles temperature as of Saturday is really on the level; ground level, that is. For years other sections of the nation have kidded the city because the weather bureau's official ther mometer was on the federal build ing roof. The folks said the cham ber of commerce must have fixed that so lt d appear to be a little cooler on extremely hot days and a little warmer when it's chilly. Now, said H. W. Douglas, meteor ologist in charge, a new ground recording station has been estab lished on the federal building park ing lot. Offers Good, But Little Business CHICAGO, May 3 UP) Anyone haying an apartment for rent in Chicago can trade It for free dentis try for life. Or, it he prefers, he can choose from among a refrigerator, tele vision set. complete bathroom fix tures, an automatic Ironer, washing machine, free voice and piano les sons for a year, a mink coat for the cost of the skins, federal tax advice or any make new car at ceiling price. The newspapers' want ad columns are crammed with inducements of fered by desperate homeseekers. But the moving van, trademark of Chicago's traditional May 1 moving day, had little business today. Eugene Man Held In Theft Case William E. McWhirtee, 42. of Eu gene, was in the city Jail Satur day on a drunk charge and also In connection with the theft of a paint spray gun from Goeller's store on Main street. City police reported that Mc Whirtee had the spray gun in his possession when he was arrested at the Labor temple late Friday. It had been reported stolen from the store. Channel Bids Due May 17 Invitations will be Issued about May 17 for bids on Improvement and enlargement of the Lost river diversion channel six mil: ; south of Klamath Falls, according to the reclamation bureau. The work will Include construc tion of earthwork and structures on the canal from Lost river to Klamath river. The work Includes excavation of about 1,050,000 cubic yards; furnishing and erecting 17, 420 pounds of structural steel; in stalling gates and miscellaneous metalwork. Some 630 days will fa .allowed for completion. FOREST PORTLAND. May 1 A Stuart Molr. chief forester for the Western Pine association since 1940. today was named forest counsel for the 12-sute Western Forestry and Con servation association ef fecUve July I. Moir will succeed E. T. F. Wohl- fOR ALL YOUR PAINTING NEEDS XT Give PORCH PAINT Protect your porch and make it more attractive with this weather-resistant porch finish. Qn'y- GAL. FYOCK'S SI PELICAMH-Wed. 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