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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, MAY It, 1948 City Engineer Proposes $119,598 Plan For City Streets Improvement An ambitious project intra- I The traffic safely council Kill be ducrd to rounfllmrn by City r.n- f Ilnrrr E. A. Thomas Monday night 1 rallinr (or repairlnr pavements throughout the entire city. Estimated eol. according to Thomas, it IU9.SSS. No action lakrn. but council- i men plan to look inlo the project . asked to report next .Monday niht on the advisability of turning on traffic lights at Main and Spring at the underpaid. Councilman Wendell !mith aald he believed it necexnary bemuse of the heavy load of traffic directed on the atreeu since closure of Esplanade. Engineer Thomas read a letter Just Like The Big Ones in ami is issn, mi iti.. 11 nij . rHC Z rHn from "' huihway nutmeering vm by doln;",','."1P,'r,n department adviMug that the only f,r.t before reaching a deci.ion. MMtMoty M,utl0 w ne Thomas will accompany council- ,rlall traf f le harard on S. 6th is men on a tour of the streets needing I lrallc lights. Highway engineers repair- : wrote that Hie city will hear a more Horace E Get was appointed In definite plan of action from the the Duflcct committee, replacing ..... lthm the next two months. I ! lawsSC ..V - S.- ' ." .- "i Russell Tudale. who was ineligible when It was found that he lives out side the city limits. The city received 2"80 05 from the Fireplace Kcqucst A request w as read from the Teen Ace center adult council that teen agers be allowed to ue the fireplace state liquor control commisMon as , ,h.lr nrw building. Originally its percemase of permit col lected. Incorporated cities are given a portion of the sum on a quarterly basis. Action Rescinded Previous action to grant ftremrn 10 full 24-hour days vacation time was rescinded. Councilmcn said the council decided that the li; o place might prove to be hazardous. Fire Chief Keith K. Ambrose said that :he only thing which mignt rua!ie the fire place dancerous is if it sliould not be properly taken care of. City Recreation Director Sam Smith told councilmen that the fire that the action must be reconsidered ' piict would heip a gnM deai M h(at ecause mc cu.v am iwic u me biuldmg. Heating facilities are litre more firemen and change the working hour set-up. In line with the ' Keep Klamath Kleen" campaign, councilmen are considering getting new trash receptacles for the streets in the business district. Officials will in- not connected, he added, because the center has been unable to get plumbers or the type of pipe re quired. After some discussion, councilmen agreed that the teen-agers may use the fireplace until such a time as the ,111 U'l '-'-t I.. - r WiSu Here is another view of the Klamath Model Railroad club's trains in operation In the basement of the I. S. National bank building. The club has Invite 1 the public to Inspect the trains and track set-up Friday evening. Saturday afternoon and evening, atH Sunday afternoon and evening. Most proceeds from a small admission charge will go to the Klamath county cancer fund. ChHooum vestipate the possibility of having ; cqwxciI sees fit to rescind its action. ine recepiac.es maae uy rrKon i Vocational school metal and draft lug classes. Police Judge How Strode was given permission to about obtaining the hard-to-pet of metal needed and malting ar rangements for OVS students to con dera. Calif., are tack in Chiloquli. 'second dunking In aa many months, for the summer mouths. They have , The first time was its dip in Wil- The number of high school stu- DCC" RriCtm inenas irom a nasiiy iiamson river at the time of the dents on the fifth period honor roll ICU P'up. iMiooung 01 tugene LAnr-m.ereni was an increase over the fourth per- L. So mny inquiries have been made rlvp. however. iod six weeks. The Juniors and about the member of the reporter s I Als0 0,1 lie Brtt' n1"! road last se enth traders each Disced five family, who supposedly underwent a ww Beckley Livestock trans To Rnv sli or Trnri.. it nav. 1 but the sophomores named only ; imir-nour operation, had to be given i "" D ornunira dui wu ard ' rwri H7iiri nrt vvu-x ruZtti two- The ful1 lisl follows: 7th. Stan- several shots to sustain life and had i unioaoen at ine time see Ad it t A(,wrtl", ley Webb. Gene Gentry. Carrol WiU ' without food or water for 40 Mr- n . onerman nianer fvnp r'- " i v-v w-i,lnH & nri tnann. Q,c Jiours Drior to the oihtm on. thfit an uciug coiig ra ui in tea tins weeK struct two or three receptacles on test basis. Councilmen reported that while many merchants in the downtown area have posted 100 per cent sup port signs to the cleanup campaign, they still sweep dirt from the side walks in front of their places of business into the street. The city dads agreed that the public should be made conscious that keeping dirt off the streets is one of the major items in keeping the city clean. SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL BTATTMEST For the tw Drcmbcr SI. 194T OF THE Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association f Omthi. In the Sutr of Httruta. m & thf Iniurnr Crmmlmociar f Um lu' a, Ottgm, ,"urUAit to Ur, 'ft mium wwW tlf IJ.54J 17 div-.dradi ltd rf4l tt tnrocn 1 l.tIl.S4.St J&cocac Iron otbe Boortft .t T. ill. IT TettU S6I.CT3.ST9.S2 DlsiirwaMgU Nrt unoont paid for lcai ..S31.0?S.544 lR Lou eutmit pTpmsca S 1.730. 343.08 U-.arwm(iil exrmui $22. 358. 527. 0 OiTjdfndB pld to tockholdm (Ctih. $ Koat, Hoc. t NotiiM Kotw Oividfndi pitd cr created I po:irho!dm . . . Hoot Ait otf pnditnm ftnclad- Ing tnvrttaest expenses 4 1 f 437.S0T 74 TMU dubtinetaenti . Adalllrd AneU Time of rl esttt waed mrft k.at i .... I mortfifH and coi- S53.S51.222.90 ll,72.2a Loan i Ttlue ol bonds owned . " 16J 445 641 I Ttlue of ttocki owned ( market ralue I t 3.3Q4.130 00 Cih m btnks and on hand 7.321.300.24 Premium in courw of roilfc- tion written Hoc Setrtrmocr SO. 1947. f 493.700 OS In t -rut and reoti doe and ae- Tu-d S 4- Other uteta (net) s JB1.477.M Total adm!ttrd trteta ... ST4.0S7.5Sl. Liahiltlirt. SrWt and Other r4 To!ai u: pl3 clauru rre S29.060.&5S 02 ZiT!niatid lot tf;uttmnt ez- perj lor or.paid flatnu I P0.94 00 Tnul unrarrKl prr-miums SIS 00 87i po All other llablilUes S S,440.57S.8i SYNOPSIS OP ANNVAL STATEMtVT Foe the year ar.di rwrmher Jl. 194T. OF TI1S MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY af aaltmerv ta trie State f War ! and aadt to the Iriu-.nr C vers montt f the Slate 1 Ortioc. pursuant to in. more; 8th. David McKell. James : explsnation follows. It Is all true David. Barbara Cookman and Dor- j and two les 'ere broken, but only othy Kennington; 9th. Jerrv Monks, I two of four. It was Timber Kenneth Miller and Betty Wright: I WoU- registered Chesapeake, who 10th. Betty Johnson and Joe Ball; ! WBS injured so seriously when he 11th. Elaine Mangum. Lorna Roser. i was hlt ' car la5 Monday night. Juanita Oates. Virginia Shorey and : ran awav nd returned on two left Net premium, received . $49 147 749 4t Total Interest. d:ideedl and rel eta;e ir.ccme 1.1 S7 T.B PJ Xiwcme Iron ether aoorce . 3TS69141 Total iBeorae S52.3ii.iso 1 IMiinete Krt ajDCimt pe.ld for sir Pdt 4f lti af!uj'me:it eipruei . J.T53.79S 2T t'ndrr;t.r.f ei?er.s iS19.- S06.T13S4 leea :r. eiP 19.320.3tl.70 Drr:dVrti pJd tfl tx!ide irait S.004.310 90 DiTirrdi N!d er credited t pp:iCTtrcifie-i .... . yon. AJ! ether eipra'Ttrve, Head. lrt toteesttrct eipeoaea tSB0.330.Sai 1 094 19 B0 Bill Nonal; 12th. Jack Jones. Jean McKell. Catherine Knox. Ann Mc Kell and Pat Buell. Mrs. Myrtle Stevenson of Lake-, view was a guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schuck of Ontario returned home last week . legs Wednesday morn i tig. He conies I home from the hospital this week. ! Minor car. accidents were in vogue locally the past few days. In a freak occurrence, a commercial j semi-trailer outfit caught up with and then ran into a small truck driven and owned by Bob Hall. on the birth of their fourth child at Klamath Valley .hospital. It's four boys in the family, too. ( end. Mrs. Schuck had been here Hall s vehicle was knocked down tiie for two weeks with her sister and J highway a few yards but fortunately Total dbbvrieneBta S4I.939.27S.71 Adaeltledl AwU Value of . mi estate owned inarfcet wiae- ... . 2.004.114 01 Loarn on mortcafes and col- jateraJ. etc. . . J. 170. 714 20 Ta:?e ef booda avaed (axor- tuedt . 4.12 090 70 VaJar ef at oca avaed (nartet a:oei . 15.17 JT 00 Caih in fcar.ki ard on hand 0.S1S.S301S Pres;!irrrta tn eourie of ecilee- tl-o written aiace September - - - S 961. 9S0 S4 teterpt and rtnu dve and ao emed 13V4T0 f4 Other ateeta I net 1 . l04.ii Total admitted asaeta ... S49.007.2&4.4i LlaMtHiee, Sarylaa aad Otker Faa4s Total ar.paid rUuns . S31.77ff OSS SO EttiTated mi ad.-aatnient penae for vnpad e:atn;B 1.207.702 44 T"tI aneamed prrmiBxoa . 14. 150.444 3d All other UaalUtiaa d.iOl 484 fa Total BabUlUaa. except capl- tfl - S.3SS.732 04 Capital said Bp ' S 5.585.S33 00 Prm tot ccr.tJnfeneiea . 3.2: lao 70 irnaasaed taida tanrpiaai M ie 49.79 SB Total S9 067.254.41 Baaiaem la Oreceaa lar Ua Tear t p-ramw raceiTtd . ...S430.iij.ts ; brother-in-law, Mr. anj Mrs. Lou Kelhson. ! Mrs. Charles Warren of Redding, j Calif., was a gues' on Tuesday of jMr. and Mrs. Gerry Woitf. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and children j moved last week-end to Grass Val jley. No school was held on Friday as buies were needed to transport the ' fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders and the high school glee club to the spring music festival at the uregon vocational school gym nasium. A change in the weather made it nearly a winter festival but otherwise, it was a decided success. Roland Walloupe has been working at a lumber mill in Lapine the past two weeks and comes home over Saturdays and Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mudge of Ma- no extensive damage was done. Harold Hatchers coupe failed to negotiate the turn at the cave site on the Bray mill road and took its CanYSif! PIN-WORMS CAUSE FIDGETING AND THAT AWFUL ITCH On of the) warning' alg-na of Pln-Worme la at naarcin rectal HeU which often raume (Martm and broken alp, anl ma 14 to even mor aertaua diatrvaa. It aa no longer ne-Nary to put an with tlw trouble cauaH by l(n.Womta. becauaa aeieocw haa at laat found av war to iwk tbesa attiShorn pta euir aafelr. Cat J AT NTS Kw attha ftratatn of Pin Worm. P-W la at m4iaJlr aound trri mnt baael on an offlriallr reecnUeH drag aiement which haa prorJ very rTllva In dealinr with thia ojcly lnfetioit. Th amaU P-W tableU a-"t in av arterial war to deetrof FlB-Worma. P-W mean Pln-Worni raiiall VOTE FOR Fenton Mahrt Rrpubllean Candidate for SHERIFF young, civic-minded, t yean- practical ex perience. Fair and impartial. World War II vet. "V 5) H. A4r.t M.rl pf II M K' SJ I t p.ia lii.iiT i in li : ar IRC j Total UaalJlUea. except rapl- tal I4I.3M4S Oiial pattl d . . S Sotie IrJa; t-rptaa fan4i t 4 OOO 000 00 UaMIrnr fondf (anrofW" . 131. 874. 333 32 lurpigj aa rrtardi pcuXjlnli- m 38.rT4 33S 3 Totil 174 07.581 IS Bewaew la Oerraa fee tk Tar rremmma rrceleeai 1.703 303 71 P4 $ &7.C9J 3 DiTKlerrJ pa d r emitted t polrrholfjm . . ... . Hana FTlrirtpal office In Oretwi. Port'.arrd Now Showing Klamath Falls Fairgrounds Auspices V. F. W. iSjl iiA mm THRILL SHOW 2 Thrilling Free Acts Romblin' Tommy Scott Hollywood Hill Billy Jamboree In KM Pararel.a. tfaa lda breaker, Uia iwiirrf. talcar. a a d anpleaaant ftala. the FIRST MODtllN DOCTOR. pabllahed hla "Keren Artamenta." He dterarded the Idea af Ibc I bam era, Intradared min eral batba, landanam. mer rnrr, lead, anenle, Iran, capaer aalphata, tlnetarea, and alraballc cstrarta. For prompt, reliable, efficient prescription service, are Currin's FOR DRUGS The Friendly Drug Store" 9th and Main Phone 4514 KALER'S AUTO SERVICE ANNOUNCES THE OPENING of a complete BODY AND FENDER SHOP COMPLETE PAINT JOBS TT BRN5 YOUR CAR IN FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ALL WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES 2110 WHITE PHONE 7279 When you buy a CMC for heavy hauling you get a truck that' heivy duty and all truck. CMC heavy duties have big, brawny frames ... with wide, thick-leaved springs to match. They have heavy, husky axles and transmis sion! that combine to provide as many as IS forward speeds . . . brakes up to 21 inches diameter . . . heavj; disc clutches. Engines are powerful valve-in-heads , . . with extra heavy Tocco-hardened crankshafts and many other durability features. Yes, CMC heavy duties have "what it takes" . . . and many models are now available for quick delivery. The moiilva (rams, htavy tprlngt and ruggsd radlut rod drlvs of (hit dump modal typify OMC htavy duty truck dotlgn. OMC heavy duties are built In groit weight rating, of 19,000 to 90,000 pounds, for every hauling job. See your OMC dealer. ROSE MOTOR CO. 4th and Klamath Klamath Falls -THE TRUCK OF VAlWf . GASOLINE DIESEL- Bonanza Mr. and Mm. nob Colohan apriil InM week-end at lleno, Nov. They alio visited friends at Susunvllle. Mrs. John Mi'Pall Is spending sev eral weeks In Portland with rela tive! and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Leavltt and Mary were dinner guests o( Mr. and Mrs. Al Dearborn and family on Tues day evening. Mr. and Mia. Art Monroe were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe on Thursday. Delbert Brrtuloldt of the U. 8. navy. Alameda base, siwnt Mother's Day week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude llpchdoldu Honanm baenilnureute services will be held at the hlith school May 1 at I p. m. Hev. Victor Phillips of Klamath Kalis will be the speaker. ciraduates Include Charlotte Schani, Margery Hramwell. Dclorrs Prough. Frankle Challls, Mary Ma lone. Marlon llanklns, l.cnorr Rautir. June Knlph, Doris Newhin, Chnrlene Story. Birdie Tupper. Ted Pcpple. JUn Womsck, Harry Noble, Kme.it Walker. Willis Watklns. David Itonuvedt. Owen Krugcr. Dob Sch- more and EIwikkI Dye. lionattba Is siionsormg "Clean-up Day'' May IS. Trucks will gathrr up trash and haul It away. Kvery one la urged to help In every way. The Monnnia PTA will meet at the high school on May 20. at S p. m. Anyone Interested Is cordially In vited. Mr. and Mrs. Merman Hodges visited at Tulelnke on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hodges. Cora Leavltt visited on ''ur ' v with lleiiy Pepple and Cleda Wells. Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lllsbre ar rived here last week from Louisville, Kv. They will make their home on the illsbre ranch east of Dairy, Mis, Kellll Turner and Kathleen spent the week-end 111 Orescent City with her parents and family, the J, K. Hmllhs. Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Kngar of Fnl Dairy has been quite III st the family home t' 14 week aa has Hobby Kobertaon who has been confined U) his home the past week with Illness. II Is the l son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Itobertaun ' 4) of North Dairy, A total of 7H000 naval reservist participated in two-week active duty training cruises during 1P4T. (ilve a Fountain Pen lor Oradua. Hull! Cumiilet It t o e k s Ntieaffer, Parker Waterman. Pioneer Print lug A Ntalloiirry Co., N, .In. D0IES' COWBOY BOOTS i nit; GUN STORE .14 UIIU M't'l, L-L"l k, im niAiK m nr.r r atVjsKdki Ask for Golden value Golden flavor lunii miiiii. ii nttr . n um mnu wins ituri i. fiiti i ., tcacmif. rt. MOW A MEW m i ataMBaaVBBl a S YOU IR? 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