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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MAY 23, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE NlNf .City Dads Table Matter Of Re-Lighting City In Face Of $800,000 Cost Clly riiuniilntrii asrrrtl MuniUy tilllit Dial "tlm rlly lit Klunmlh lull! U ptolmlily ulin of Urn Mural Hlhtnl ill tile I'llllnl NUIr," lull linaallillltlra fur rrinrilylni llir altua (lull riilluril lirlurn mi rlliniilril rut uf sKoo.otio. 1'trvliiiw studies uf Dig llulitlhu arl-up huvo ..liown Hint tlm ihixi.mu will cuvw imly tlm Initial ciml lor ic-IIkIiIIiik ttiu I'lillro (ily. Allliiiuili (.uiiiiilliiiiiii A. K. Cun. llrry urgril siitilliliiirnl of a ront IlilUrr tu alutty Itirana uf fliialirlllg llin liriijnl, Urn wlmlr affair waa Inlilrll, tu lie taken up again wlirn til ruuiirllltirli iirr urrariit. Couni'll Illrn W. I). Mlllrr mill WrnUrll rimlth were aharnt. lllark hnuw Nluily Mayor Kl Otriulurt aiimmiiird 111 HlllllllllllFllt tu a Ijlltl'k Mlliw riillllulllri', with Hip roimrll iiknyliiK III! arlrvllnlis. The irnlllllllltra will wmk mi iHwillnlitlm Inr it auliitiuii tn tlm lilmk ailuw problem, thr limit which film fiiim CoiiMimrra Uniting iiiinpiiny n in kn. Nuinnl lo nerve are Wnltrr Ilriiiir, -i I Mli-liiMMfrr, Kimiht Muly, fj. B. l:lllol mill C'liinlca J. Martin. Nrw rllyTiiiinty hanltarlan Juhri I. liia waa Inlruflurrtl tu rnunril iiipii. Ilia Initial rriiirsl waa fur chirk lulu rrruriU tu ilrtrrnilnr thr ryirl ruling uf tlm law providing tlitl larhacti rrrrptarlra l,r anvrrril. lip anil Uip pnllrp juilir will lunk up thp law. Trafflp I'rnlilrnn Traffln prulilrnm have proved a rri'iirrliiK headache to tit illy fnllirra because nf thp diversion or trnfflR off CMiliiimdP ilurlnit north eiilrunre conmriiillon. Kmlrlrted pursing on tlio right hand idp ol Alnnipitu him mil miIvpi) Hip truffle prohlpin IIipip, f'otiiKilniiin Paul o l.andry atntrct. No puiklnit on piihpr Woman Still Critical Today RAI.KM. May 3S MVMra. Illrhard Rolf, who tried to shoot hpr Jailed tiuiband and thru hol herself In thp trniplp last Hllllilay. waa atlll In iritlial rondliion In a ftalpin hos pital today. Hhrriff IJcnver Young aald the paid had a mutrirr-sulctde part. Hhp fired flvp shut through thp tciimiv )ail window bill missed. Ilr hut band wan corniced of assault, and If thp supreme court tipholdt thp conviction. Eoff would liavp to go bark to Missouri to fllll.ih m life term for ninrdrr. He had btrn parolpd In MlMiourl. Mr. Koff wrote a Ipttrr tn a ripwnpitipr saying she and hpr hus hand had agreed to (hp pact because thpy lovp parh olhpr so much that thpy ran t bpar to bp apart. Kolf Idrlilrrt ho waa utility of assault, ajivrims ho waa In another city t thr limp, lip wu chained With beating up a Woman. aids will bp thp temporary arrange input, A atop sign will be apt up al the liilcisiictluii of I'm Iflc Ter race and Aliiniriln, hum In bpcauiui uf heavy re-muted Irulfli:. (iua Vlahua uf Mil Main aakrd thai riifurrpiiipiil bp slrraarri on the 2-iiillr-aii-liiiur iperd limit at Ilia end uf Main, where, hp aald, motor lata are traveling too faal for Barely. I hp iiriihleiu waa referred for aludy tu Hip puller chief. risfcly I'laqiio Pollen Ofllcrr (jilrll olsmi turned over a antpty plujup from the Na tlouul Hulety council to thp city. Olson went to Portland lo officially rurclvo thp plaipip which la kIvpii lo tho city on completion of 30 con sciullvo inoiilha without a traffic fnlnllly. A aliiipallun rriarilllif mrana of lilriitlflratlun lor (ravra In Klam ath Mrniurlal park waa turned over lo Hip remelery riiiuinltter. ( uunell man I'uudrry advlard that auma Idriillfylui marker bp placed nn iravea dllrllir Hie Interval between Hip limp rriular brunip markrra are lirdej-ed and Hip dale llirr are re. pplveil. It uaually lakpa between 30 anil 110 dava fur rrrrlpt of thr mark rra. f'miilrry aald. Thp remetery culninltlee will runaldrr thp matter. Poller Jiidup Howard Rtrodp waa aiithorlrd Ui ndvprtlup for blda on a new pick-up truck for the fire depnrlment and an addlnit machine for Hip driai imrnt. thp lattpr to rp plarc a 40-year-old marhlne now in uap. Vet's Mail Bag a aervlre to veierani In lha mimllv. Ilil iirwpapi will puliluh an rM'eaili.nal r.iltnnii r nnwi tirlela fi.im Ihe velriailt atlmliilaUNtitm rt furlhai litliirriialli.ti vaieralia alinuM eiinlarl nt nrrlle Itielr neafval VA ronlarl offlra al Klamath rail. fit F.MtM lit aii:i:s TO HUT I'AV IIOOSTH Moat of thp 3'jno Pacific North pl vrtprnna tnklni farm traliiliui under thp Ol bill may qualify for In rrpaurd auhMatnicc from the vpier in ailiiuniiiiratlon due to recent rhancra In Income rrlllnga. tub airtmrp ratra and dppriuipury alat u of Ol atudenta. Under the nrw rplllmta for Of farm trainers, earned Income plui aubniairncp may now total $210 a month with nn clrpcnilrntv trJO with our deriidpnt and 1290 with two or lllnrr Prevloua relllnci were $175 a month for ve'rrana with no drprudenta and 200 with de IMUdpnta. Vrlrram tnklni; inatltutlnnal on farm tralniiiK will receive propor tlrlntp Inrrraura In ailhulalpnrp pay for Imp drvotrd to a' hool inatnir llon In roiijiinrlion with arttial farm work Hubaljiriipe will bp ba.npd on thp iipw VA allowancra of $75 a month for ahmle veterana, $105 for thoap with onp dpppndpnt and $120 for iwo or morp. Amount of KtibKlatrnrp Incrpaae to farm Iralnrra will rqual a propor- Inverted Flying Feorured At Show .,,, ..,, , .... Pari of tlm thr, Iti which are galore on the prorrum of the Klnmttth I'rugrtM lay elr Nhow will be prorlded by Himmy Maaon'e Hollywood lUwhe. Maton, ehown In the Intel in alio the pilot who U flying hl plane belly ekyward, Air Show To Feaiure Boih Stunts And Plane Displays Tlnnllng thrllla, ihlvery chilli and hllarlotia comedy are In atore for Hume attending; the Klamath Prog reaa Daya air ahow at the Klamath airport, May 30 and 31. Klamath County chamber of eommerce ! apnnaorlug the program. A haiinar dance, tormatlon flljht over town and two faat moving two hour ihowa. one Sunday and one Monday, will make up the (how, plus exhibits. Plying Service operators are sponsoring the dance Saturday night III the steel hangar, with music by Baldy's band. E. L. "Pen ny" Payne heads the dance com mittee and Is working up several features with special awards. Danc ing will be from p. m lo 1 a. m. Informal drras will be worn. Preceding the show Monday will be a formation flight over the town with three of every type of craft pntered. Th!s aerial parade will takp off at 10 a. m. A fast moving show with a new event every elht minutes wrlll be put on by the Klamath Buzz Boys, rommenctng at 1 p. m., and Includes plnnp races, spot landing and ribbon lattllT III!' Ill vMIUVV OF KLAMATH PROGRESS DAYS SHOULD NOT BE MISSED MAY 30-31 II will be an event lung lo be rrmrm bered . . , SOME OF THESE FAMOUS APPLIANCES WILL BE ON DISPLAY Crosloy Sholvodor Rcf rigoratori Croilcy Fro$tmattor Frcciers Docp-Frecze Home Frociori Elcctromaiter Electric Rancjo Univcrial Electric Rongcg Universal Woihm Universal Ironcrt Apox Woihing Machines Apex Ironora. Apex Vacuum Cloanert Universal Home Clcanari Blackitone Washan Croilcy Radiol Hoffman Radios A. 0. Smith Wator Heaters Columbia Water Hooters All Makes Nationally Advertised Small Appliances LEACH SERVICE COMPANY 123 S. 6th Phone 6842 tlonate dlffprenre between subsist ence rates authorised veterans In Job training and those In achool. A minimum of 300 houri yearly of school Instruction for farm trainees Is considered by the VA to equal one-fourth of a full-time achool or college course, Veterana arw requested not to write or contact VA nfflrea about thp pay Inrreasea as moat of them will be made automatically by the VA. QfEHTION or THE WEEK Q. I am a veteran taking on-the-fnrm training under Ute Ol bill. I am not married, but must support m; dependent parents. Am I en tltlpd to anv additional monpy from the VA tinder the new pay laws for Ol trainees to help support my par ems? A. Ves. Your parpnta are consid ered as two dependents and thus qualify you to receive a portion of the $120 In subsistence pay now au thorized veterans In this category. Vou should obtain Immediately legal i affidavits proving the dependency j of your parents, plus a certified copy ! of your own birth certificate, to sub : rrlt to your VA regional office as i thrse documents will be required before your subsistence Increase can bn authorised. cutting with first and second prizes offered In each contest. An exhibit of precision flying and some comic stunts will conclude the first day s program. The show will continue Monday with an entirely new performance. Bammy Mason'a Hollywood Hawks offering death defying thrills, un usual aerobatics, strwtght and de layed parachute Jumps and other comic and crazy atunta have been enraged to entertain the patrons. Eihlblts are being arranged of logging equipment, farm Implements and the latest models In cars to be spen In thp big double concrete hangar at the airport. New plane models will be on display In the steel hangar. Included In tin local show will be Aeroncas, Btlnsons, Cubs. Krrouiies, Cessna's, AT-fl's. BT-13's. Bcllnneas. Navlons and Falrchllds. Low altitude flying concentrated over the alnmrt will make 11 Impos sible to view the Intricacies of events from distant points. Admission but tons for both shows and the exhibits are available at the chamber of eommerce office and at the airport. Dance tickets may be obtained through flvlng service operators. Red leafleta whlrh were dropped over the town the past week-end are exchangeable for buttons. i Patrona are advised to come early o as to avoid parking pmblrms. ! driving out Allamont or Summers ! lane as all other roads will be blocked and patrolled. i Chairman of the Klamath Prog ress Davs program Is Joe Hicks and W. J. "Bud" Arnold Is In charge of the air show. The Junior cham ber of commerce will have the re- I freshment concession where light bites and soft drinks may be had. High School By MARY LOU CASE Four more sophomores have been voted Into the ranks of the Pep Peppers by u two-thirds vote of the Junior members of the organiza tion. Marilyn Hull, Nola DanUt, Cliiudette (JliiiHoi) and Mary Brown are the four who will be entitled to wear the red-and-whlle uniforms next year. Pep Peppers are planning their annual spring tea for new members nnd their mothers, to be given this Haturday al the Kenneth Moore home, ilours will be from 2 to 6 Saturday afternoon, and pouring at the tea table will be the old and new presidents. Doris Ethridge and Marcella Murray, and their mothers. It's open house all this week at llahlgers to display the art work of the grades. 1-12. of all the city schools. Robert Banister, art direc tor of city schools, announced that It will be open to the public every week day from In 8. and Wednes day night al 8 o'clock. The exhibit feaiuies outstanding work of art students from the very first start up through to the ad vanced work. Everyone la asked to enter the building through the door on Esplanade and Main. Word from Bushong of Portland has been received by the El Rodeo department and If everything goes as scheduled, the yearbooks should be In the hands of KU student by the middle of next week. The an nual Is a l&O-page book with a cloth cover. A special feature of the book Is a section of calendar happenings numbering 40 pages. The members of the band are working like beavers to sell the necessary 700 tickets which will entitle them to participate In the Hose Festival In Portland. Wllber Elliott, Catherine Blanas and Oerry Kales will accompany the group on their trip to Portland to sing with the band. The tickets are- $2 each and can be bought from any mem ber of the K U band or the chamber of commerce. Only two days of real school re main for the members of the class of '48 who are going through their final exams In this last week. Juniors and underclassmen will have their exams Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday of next week, and then every- We Con Help You WHIP YOUR PROBLEMS if they ore related ta i Concrete or Heating Equipment! See our exhibit at the KLAMATH PROGRESS AIR SHOWS & EXPOSITION Concrete Products Irrigation Supplies Heating Equipment Peyton & Co. KLAMATH CONCRETE PIPE CO. Klamath Falls, Ore. Mftrrlaf I,lrnBi rmNHOH - ki.CMM. Ernnl M. HtauifJorl, 55, mechanic, natlva of Minn , realflriil of Toledo, Ore. Anna Merit Kfumin, 35, nurte, nettva of Europe, reoUlent of Med Turd, Ore. MAHIN IMl.l.O.N. Con. Lent Marin. SO, ectlon foremen, native uf Italy, resi dent of Klamath Felli, Ore. Catherine fillon. Mr, native of Italy, real dent ut Klamath Vl, Ore HHANIMNKHH WALI.KNBURN. Harold Palmer firandsineat, M, police officer, native of Wti., resident of Klernatn fall, Ore. Margaret Elvira Waileiiijurn. 17, .wretary, native of Wyo., resident of Klamath rIU. ( omplttlnti 1 14 M Kathleen tVireni v. Pftar C, Loreni, tult for divorce. Charge, rruel and inliurnan treatment. Couple married A u gui I U, 1U47, In Keno. Nev. plain tiff aaki restoration of maiden name, M. Kathleen SuxmlU. Attorney for plaintiff, r. E DMkoII. Patricia Candy v. Eugene Gandy, ul! for divorce. Charge, cruel end Inhuman treatment. Couple married September M, I '17, In Seattle, Waah, Plaintiff aska properly eettlement. restoration of maiden name. Patricia Dlcklneon, t240 cosla. Attorney for plaintiff, E. . Dris coll. Zelda C. Wright vi. Thomai Wright, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple married De cember 4, l(44. In Reno. Nev. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child. At torney for plaintiff, Clayton J. Burreii. Justice Court Thomas Phillip Beck ley. Inadequate emergency brake, fine. M 50. Leonard Vernon Hendricks, running tAp sign. Tine. 3 50 Lloyd Rdward Bone, running ttop sign. rine. 5 50. one returns on the foIIowlnR Friday to receive their report cards. William Thorwald Nelson, runains top sign. Pine, M M. .neater Kamioipn wiiton, no fianing license, rine, H 30, Willie Doyle, I -alia, void foreign U cense, p ine, W 50. Ham fUnieon tknith, running ilns at art. Fine. 5 tt). Sam hainaon ftouth, no operator's U cense l ine, tfl 50. William Jeffery Brooks, running stop sign. Fine, M 50. Hobert Em mitt North, overload. Fine, W 50. fsarland l-ee Try, Tlolatlon of boslt rule, rine, (5 50. Paul Kdward Martin, running stoi sign, rine, 95.50. Dice Crane, allowing unit rented par ton to operate auto, fine, 90.50. Carl Conrad Gorder, Inadequate) emergency brake, fine, W 50. Hay Simmons Hellman. no operator's) license. Fine, 5.50. (Inn Angeln Carnlnl, violation of batlo rule. Fine, $15. Edls Martin Olaen, dUorderty conduct Sentenced lo 00 days. Mike Orlo Rayl, running tp sign, rine. A50. Martin L, Reynolds, overload Fine, W. i Wyman Charles Duff, no fishing II cense, rine, $14,50. John Thomas Wilbur, no operator's llcerue. rine, 5.M). Clifford Wettley fields, overload. Floe, 40. atasiCj BRIAN Born at Klamalh Valley hrav. pltal. Klamath rails, Ore., May 2.1. ItHft, to Mr. and Mrs, Lawsnn Brian, 7IB Jef ferson, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 4 ounres. HKHRINOSH A W Bom at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., May 2.1. liHti. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur llerrlngshaw, Malin, Ore., girl. WelghU 8 pounds 7' i ounces. REIOHTMIER Born at Klamath Val ley hnapltal, Klamath rails. Ore, Mar 2.1, 1M8, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Relghu mler. rout 3 box 571. city, a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 8 ounces. At The Klamath Progress Days Exposition Sunday, May 30th and Monday, May 31st SEE YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER'S DISPLAY TRACTORS Equipped with Integral Tool Bars PICKUP HAY CHOPPER SMALL LAND SHAPER LIVESTOCK SPRAYER BROWN EQUIPMENT CO. 3049 So. 6th Phone 8247 Kiley To Quit Trade Position SEATTLE, May 35 (IPt John P. Kllry. Milwaukee railroad official and newly-elecled president of the Pacific Northweal Trade association. : aald today he will resign the latter position. t The announcement followed noti fication that he has been promoted , j from western vice president of the line to vice presldnt of opratlons j win hadquarrs In Chicago. I One estimate Is that the amount of salt In the world's oceans Is enough to cover the United States with a layer a mile and a halt deep. The Baltic Is the least salty ol j uio auuua avaa wiui a cumeji. M i low as seven parts In a thousand. The Finest in FARM MACHINERY will be on display at the Klamath Progress Days Expostion Sunday, May 30th and Monday, May 31st JACCUZI PUMPS and Water Systems Byron Jackson Pumps Noffsinger Potato Harvester Oliver Tractors Oliver Hay Balers See Our Exhibit in the Hangar Klamath Municipal Airport GARRISON EQUIPMENT CO. 1948 So. 6th Phone 7312 Attend Klamath Progress Days BUG MR SGHIOW MAY 30 AND 31 See Ford Truck Exhibit MAIN HANGAR BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade rhone 3121 ATTEND THE MR SHOW MAY 30-31 and participate whole-heartedly in activities at tho Klamath Municipal Airport during Klamath PROGRESS DAYS ON EXHIBIT BY US WILL BE 5 NEW AGRICULTURAL TOOLS ALUS-CHALMERS ROTO BALER . . This machine will usher In a new era In hay handling methods. OLSON ROTO BEATER . . It provides a killing frost for your potato vines whenever you need it. HARVEY ALL-PURPOSE ELEVATOR . . . Elevates bulk groin, sacks, round and square bales of hay. SKYLINE FORAGE HARVESTER . . A new pick-up harvester for chop ping hay and straw in the field. ALUS CHALMERS HYDRAULIC TOOL CARRIER . . A combination machine, equipped with various tools, for a multiplicity of duties. 'Geared to the Klamath Basin WEST-HITCHCOCK CORP. 677 So. 7th Phone 7771