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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1948)
THURSDAY, MAY 7f, PACE TWO Advance Forecast Puts Cost Of Election Here At $12,000 The cot to Klmth county of Adams, tome of Dr. J. M. Crontn. outers lor Mrpmy vuumh-i nmnm Allx and also tor Earl Whltloclc. Legal deadline tor candidates In the primary to report campaign ex penses Is June 6. DeLap said, and blanks tor reporting nay be ob tained at the clerk's otllce. None had turned In expense re ports Wednesday. Actor Stops At Airport Dick Powell, president of the Na tional Flisht s.vMem and motion pic ture actor, who stopped at Klamath airport Tuesday to refuel his new Charting Sky Route Homo last Friday's primary elections has not been computed yet but election board clerks and JudBes alone cost eMtilSO. County Clerk, Charles DeLap said Wednesday. When Uie final figures are In. It is expected that the election win have cost $13,000 or more. Official counters are struggling through a mass of tall)- sheets trying to get exact counts tor each office from each precinct. Today they re ported that William Orvtlle Douglas, U. S. supreme court Justice, ts head ing the list of write-ins for vice president of the United States on the democratic ballot. Justice Doug las is also reported to be getting most of the write-in votes for that party preference, over the state. A situation Is developing in the matter of republican nomination for county coroner where there was no name printed on the OOP ballot. Dr. George H. Adler was unopposed for the democratic nomination. Although write-ins for that nomi nation have not been counted, a perusal of several precinct tally sheets shows that some write-in votes were cast for Dr. J. Martin A """ . . ;.' V;.. .-'' Motion rklure Actor Hick Powell (left) I ai.Hilil aSsr--. The Fun Starts TODAY Skews . HF.RFS THE COMEHY CRACK POT OF THE YEAR! Laughs, Gay Love and Lilting Tunes! 53 -swv-y assm LOVES 'Mo mm "IF YOU KNEW SUSIE" Hor Jv ham " V "ifri h - n" f Allyn r-.'-Vfijoslvn Machine Shop Sale Complete Sale of the Klamath Machine and Locomotive Works, located on Spring street, has been completed with the recording of a deed transferring ownership of the plant to a group of San Francisco businessmen who have formed an organization known as "Civic Associates." Revenue stamps on the document indicated a consideration of about $114,000. The new owners have lortnea a Delaware corporation and the new name of the plant will be Klamath Machine and Locomotive Works, Inc. New manager Is Ray Williams, formerly of Salinas. Calif., and William Whelan la assistant man ager. In 1930 the plant, then known as Klamath Iron Works, was pur chased by the Oerlinger family of Dallas from Walter Beane, and through the years since that time It has become a family holding with exceptions of interests owned by Homer Ellis and Eugene Hooker, both of Klamath Falls. Ellis said that he and Hooker planned to remain in Klamath Falls but were no longer connected with the plant which has been entirely taken over by the new owners. The deed conveying the property to the San Francisco group is signed by members of the Gerlinger family as well as Hooker and Ellis. slopped to . ' i ... a i n TMHit afternoon at Klamath airport, nun return this week-end to attend the Shasta Cascade Flying service l helping him figure di.tanres and air Klamath Progress Days air show. rou(r on le m.p n th, office of the Oregon Aircraft Service. Powell and John Farkas, vice president of the flight system, were ! en route home to Los Angeles with a new Beechcraft Bonansa Just pur chased in Wichita. Kas. They left Missoula. Mont., at 9:30 a. m. Tues day, put down at Spokane. Wash., and Unded here about S p. m. Powell has just finished working In a picture for Universal studio entitled "Rogue's Regiment." which will probably be released some time in November, he said. Traffic Fine Paid Here Failure to slop at the scene of an accident mat Haturwiy nrunmu about the arrest by city poller Wed- nedy iiwiiilng ol Miiranaii r.iui K'ii...r si. of 'JUll Aiuflemitr. He pleaded guilty to Hint rliuiKe nml also to failure to nmko out an acci dent report and paid a :io fine In nuitilcliinl court. Fbher admitted thai Ills car side- I swiped an unidentified venule on Main street. Leonard W. Harris. M. of lleutly. was fined $:IS on charges of drunk and possession of liquor after lie pleaded guilty. Harris had a pint of whiskey in Ins possession when he was arrested at a 8. tllh street rule Tuesday liliilit. Other my police arrests for the past 34 hours Included' that of six persons charged with Intoxication. Jack Kleffer. o4 Klamath, posted $5 ball for a traffic violation and George Steel. 9M Washington, post ed $5 for allowing a dog to run at large. Logger Up On Morals Count Mike J. Hhong, In-ycnr-old logger living In Chilixiulii, ! lield In th county Jail Wednesday on a charge fo contributing to Ine di'llnciucnry ul a minor. Hliniig allegedly made Improper advances toward a 7-year-old negro girl at Clillouuln. He wns aruilgned III Justice, couit Tuesday afternoon anil ball was ri at IBIHHI cimli, l'lihce C.'lilct Feulon Mnlnl uf.1 Chlloiiulll said llial Ihe lilleged ail 1 on wllli'h he bn'd the illume oc curred Monday. May 17 ami Unit lie and John Aikell. deputy sheriff, had made a Oiorntigh Investigation In line ni testing Hlinng. The charge was slgnril by Hit girl's father. Hhong, ntaltrl said, hud lived In C'liliiuiilu since Willi. - Clssalllrd Ads llllng Heal Itesullsl For Memorial Day s-n f-r I f cut FLOWER SHOP "W Wire Ftowert" 430 Main Phono 8871 or 3442 WREATHS SPRAYS DECORATION DAY - TIME FOR SPORT CLOTHES FROM SEARS -ehspVrxrvv .,- Portland To Switch Time PORTLAND. Ore, May 27 i.-f Portland city offices will go on day light saving time Monday midnight. It is mandatory only for city em ployes and docks under the city's control such as those in front of Jewelry stores under the ordinance passed by the council today. Portland merchants were to meet tomght to decide whether they would go along with the fast time. Action here followed adoption of daylight saving time in Seattle and several other Washington cities. Woman Held For Disorderly Colleen Kay Carter. 24. of 407 N. 9th. was booked at the county Jail Wednesday morning on charges of drunk and disorderly conduct after she was brought in from the Weed Ashland junction by Kaler's ambu lance. The ambulance answered a call in dicating a hit-run accident and found the young woman on the ground beside the highway. She was taken to Hillside hospital for treat ment but is reported to have raised a ruckus and refused to stay. Whereupon she was arrested by state police and taken to Jail. Also booked at the county lockup Tuesday night was Frank Thomas Reilly, 39. on a charge of drunk driving. He was arrested on highway 64 by state police. i las n raw ' " rjk Mt i IJMTMMI MST Attend Rites Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ellingson Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellingson left Wednesday morn ing for Bend to attend final rites and Interment for Herb Rasmussen, well known McCloud, Calif., lum berman who died last week in Mc Cloud. Both the R. P. Ellingson Jr. and Sr. families attended serv ices for Mr. Rasmussen in Mc Cloud yesterday. S:g Ellingson of Unity also attended the Bend rites today. RAINBOW THEATRE in. sws c-u in r. M. JsJ "Captain OTagboot Annie" W "Girls of the Big House" B EKDS TODAY IS mm Scouts Slate Dog Lake Camp Modoc Council. Boy Scouts of America, will hold their annual rendezvous at Dog lake, in Lake county. May 29-30-31 this year it was announced today. School busses will be used to transport those troops who have no other way to go. Busses are slated to leave the KUHS parking lot at 11 and at 12:30 on Saturday. Troops desiring bus transportation shouli make reservations at the Boy Scout office. Busses will return from Dog lake at 1:30 on Monday. Major Surgery Mrs. Ben Huey, route 3. box 186. is recovering from major surgery which she had Wed nesday morning at Hillside hospital. Toastmlstress Members of Toast mistress club will meet tonight at 6:30 o'clock, in the Pelican party room. In Hospital Joseph Under, re tired. 3018 Austin, Is quite 111 in Hillside hospital where he has been a patient this past week. Veterans' Officers Richard Mengler, veterans administration training officer, is In the Klamath Falls office of the VA two days this week. Mengler Is supervisor for the territory including Klamath Falls. Bend, Medford, Eugene and Coos Bay. It Pays to Use the Wam-Adsl LEGAL NOTICE m is. . .. it j PLUS 2ND HIT r' I . US Lifts Ban On Shipping WASHINGTON. May 27 i The United States Wednesday partly lifted a virtual ban on exports of industrial goods to Soviet -dominated Eastern Europe by approving a M .890.000 shipment to Finland. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer announced the action but gave no explanation. He said he has approved (ranting licenses for shipment of power gen erator pans, machine tools, steel products and other materials. He added he expects to (rant further approvals "in the near future." CITATION tS THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THX STATE Or OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Or KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER Or THE GUARDIAN SHIP Or THE ESTATE OF FLOR E.NCE WALDORF, an Incompetent. TO: WILMA WALDORF and il others whom ft may concern. I.N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: A petition having been filed herein br ST. JOSEPH BANK and TRUST COMPANY. South Bend. Indiana. Suardian ot the estate of FLORENCE WALDORr, an incompetent person, for license to sell an undivided one-tenth Interest in and to the Easterly SS feet of Lot 3, Block 14. oneinal town of . I Linkville. 'now Klamath Fails. Oreson'. partly I savins and excepting the most Easterly 7'v Inches, subject to a lease dated February 1. IMS, to W W. Soulhwe!, subject to a lease dated February 1, 1M7. to Erik Carlson and Eufene Bailie, mni subject to a lease dated February I.. 1!HS .to Shew Stationery Company, a Corporation, and it appearing, therefrom that It would be to the best interests of i the estate of said FLORENCE WAU DORF. so Incompetent person, that ss.d real property be sold. You. and each of you. ant hereby riled to appear in the Courtroom of the above I entitled Court in Klamath Falls. Orefon. , the 18th day of June. 1S4S. at the hour of 10 00 A M., and then and there show I? Lost Timet Today is r S . ... ,M.u ry S "MALE and FEMALE" 2 IX XATt'BAL roLoa c S SHOWS TODAY WOMt RrN ONI. Y At t and t pee. At p.sa. S TOMORROW W Ceattaaees Shew Freea 1:M P.M. ! ew eS'rte-i Fe al t I Jssssssssssssssssssssesssssssssssssssssassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss ALSO ND HIT j & fLr rijKG CI7T PAJDiRS FH L i a - s. : Merrill Park District OK'd ;1 1 The way tu pnved Wednesday for esublishment of a Merrill park dia fc trie, with the completion of a puo- lie hearing In the county courtroom ji i of the courthouse. No one appeared to object to formation of the district f. j Merrill has elaborate plana for ! a p&rlc and recrnuon are right tn k i town and a recreation hall has al b j ready been made out of remodeled tap camp acnooinouse ouuuiincs. fiut. If nr lhr br, why an or4r I should not bsp antt?rN3 ltrnting and (uihorirtpf Ih uid ST. JOSEPH BANK t and TUI'ST COMPAVV. a (Tutrtllan ot th -tat of n-ORE.NCE WALDORr. n j 1nfMT.ptnt pron. to acll tin ra ! pmnfriy above tUarHbM. Tht rttauon ta acrved tiivm ftm bv puMication iherff in Tht Herald and New, a daily nr.papr printed and Dubhthrd in Klamath County. Orvfttfi. iwurt br vlrtua of an order of the Honorable Da rid ft Van den he if. Judre of the abme entitled Court the 17th day of Var. IM which tatd oader require. puh!irattn thereof fnr four tucrealvt weeks brnnnine the h dar of Mit, lJJ. and endinj tha lOlh day of June, wrTVFSS. the Honorabl David H Vandenberf. Judfe of the above en tireft Crsurt thia 18th day of May. ATTTT CHAS r IV LAP. Countr Clerk. By Nad'ne Walker, Deputy. V ft-I7: J 1-10-No. 113. Arcoi'M K OT! CIS 19 HFREBT GTVTX thai I 1 have filed mv rinal Areunt In the mat- ter of Uie estate of John J Drlaroll. de- Dl rector Of the park district art j Thurlay. the 3rd day of June. !. at to be elected June 22. j tuu ot ten o'clock a m in the . 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