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fi SEC. II PACE 4 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1948 Hospital Patients Entertained . ".-e n w- n d imhlji mink . 4 " -.. . . ... . . . . . . ' Smilln' Jimmie uon, roping na renuuj I........ iwtirnU ml the Hillside hospital one day this week. Jimmie. former resident here, who once conducted roplnj Instruction series in The Herald and News, U spending a few weeks in Klamath Falls and may make his home here. City Budget DocumentTo Be Published A mi-49 city of Klamath Kalis budrrl document which makes pro visions for a llO-a-month across the board pav raise for all city em ployes. Inrludlni police and fire men. Is belnc prepared for lejal publication. The budget, prepared by the city budget rommiltee. sets an estimated total cost for operating the city gov ernment and Its various depart ments at JJ66.5I9.99 of lax money next fiscal year starting July 1. Of that amount, the voluntary tax amount Is $14.S.348.0 and the Involuntary amount, mode up of va rious small special levies voted in (he past Is $131,301.30. $80,000 Over When the budsct committee start cd to work the tentative money re quest from the various departments j amounted tu about SK0.000 mora than the total t( the final docu ment. There still may be some change. A public hearing on the document is called for July 8. Money for the raises to city em ployes had to be whittled from va rious oilier polio department funds and atlll is short the $;S-a-monlh the police were asking. The city will also put up matching funds to go along with payroll deductions for the employes' retirement art par ticipation, and that amounts to about 515 a month per employe. Police Chief Orvllle Hamilton said that he had asked for monev to hire two mors men on the po lice department, a traffic officer and a general patrolman, but the request wns turned down. The de partment now has 26 men. Includ ing 31 patrolmen, three sergeants, the assistant chief and chief. Police Pay Police pay under the new budget will be $535 a month for beiilnnrrs nmt S'-45 a monlh for top-paid pa trolmen. The cllv did not budget any monev specifically for the purpose of ful filling Its obligations for street and State 4-H Head Named PULLMAN, Wash., June II nl'l Norman Dahlstedt of llurllngton, Skagit county, Wednesday was elected president of the Washing ton Stale 4-H Club association at the 4-H members' animal stittc camp, Betty Campbell. Clarkston. and Nancy Wall, Centraha. tied In the election of a secretary. A runoff election will be held tonight to pick the secretary and four district vice presidents. Kleeted vice presidents were: first district, Hnrley Hopkins, Addy, (Stevens county); third. Ina Thle man. Buckley (Plercei; sixth. Jean Klsensohn, Pomeroy; seventh, Hob linker, Vancouver: eighth, Bltlurt Mnrsliluln, Clmnite Fulls. Tied III vice pienldrnllal luces were: second district. Jonnne Hmitli, Wenatchce. and Kilwitnl Chumle, Douglas; fourlli, Lester Helehel, Velm, and Dnvlil Edwards, Cen tmllit; fifth. Don Tnylor, Miens, hurt, and Itoy Ptitohiud. Uriah. pluced on out of slule ear violat ing put king instructions, wai n the driver, give, brief Instructions on how In get in tiiinil the city and ex plain truffle regulations. The average tuinado travels g dis tance of M miles, Well Known Jew Author Passes 1KWTON, June 11 il'i Duhhl ! i Joshua Loth Llcbmun. Inlernuliou- any known Jewish religious leader and author of the best seller "Peace : of Mind," died Tuesduy of a heart attack. He waa 41 years old. j The druth of the spiritual leader, of Huston's Temple llellj Israel came eight months after he turned down one of the rabbinate most sauglit- i for honors. j Ills book has been translated Into 10 languages. j sewer work to the veterans hos pital site, but the budget commit tee members say that the money will be taken from the street fund. That fund will be bolstered by about 19.000 coming In from the county by way of the S per cent road levy okayed by voters May 11, MUST! 8KATTLK, June U c,Vi Kail T. Wlsner of Tim Dalles, Ore., re eelved one of the first of Brattle' i new traffic courtesy tickets venter- ! nay. The new ticket?, which will be MERRILL SATURDAY NIGHT BALDY'S BAND "JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" Dancing 10-2 $1.00 par porion New Books Added To Mary McComb Shelf At Library New books added to the Mary McComb Memorial shelf at the Klamath county library include the following: Abbott, "The Color of Life." Adams. "Album of American His tory." 3 volumes. Chappell, "Gallery of Bible Stories." Emrich, "Child's Book of Folklore." Perm. "Encyclo pedia of Religion." Graves, "Min eral Key." Irving, "Rip Van Winkle and the Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Johnson, "The Ceramic Arts." Pitz, "Practice of Illustration." Pyle, "Merry Adventures of Robin Hood." Schwab, "Gods and Heroes." Taubes, "Studio Secrets." Taubes, "The Technique of Oil Painting." Whit ney. "Writing Juvenile Fiction." Bible, "Small Rain." Brown, "Treas ury of Religious Plays." Colllng wood. "Knowing Your Trees." Den nis,. "Holiday." Free. "All About House Plants." Hosford, "By His Own Might. Hanson, "Common Sense Living." Look (periodical). Horseback Riders Near Halfway Mark FORT BRIDGER. Wyo., June 11 (yP) More than halfway along the old Oregon Trail, the Rev. and Mrs. John W. Beard of Portland were riding eastward from here today. They are back-tracking the route of the pioneers, on horseback, to publicize the Oregon territorial cen tennial, and are due in Casper, Wyo, June 30. Tulelake American Legion Regular Meetings 2nd and 4th Tuesdays Club Rooms In the Kandra Bldg. Hours 1 p. m. to 12 Midnight For All Legionnaires "Look at America." McFarland. "For a Child." McGibbon. "Fitting Your self for Business." McHugh. "De veloping Your Child's Personality." Matschat. "American Butterflies and Moths." Schauss. 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