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TUESDAY, AUC. 9, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACI SEVIN
Wall Street Hill May Be
Improved Soon; City Dads
Order Sidewalk Ordinance
Tht Will tlmt hill off Esplanade
may be Improved Kn II the district
scliool board end property-owners
chip in lhelr share ol tin
City engineer . A. Thoiuw Ma
rouncllmcn Monday nlghl thai the
enure Installing pavement, curbs
net guttere would coal 11780. He
city would pay 8IUOU.
board l80 and pruperiy-ownere
''i'hi eclioul Board met but nlht
nd utHd la Uie plan.
The properly owners tarepl one
have been euiilacled, and Uiey also
Indicate they'll be willing tu eland
Uielr ehere ot !) financial load.
Another cuiiauruclluii matter wi
handled when the city fathers auth
orised City Attorney Henry Perkins
to draw up ui ordinance governing
tlit installation ul sidewalks.
Tins move ill I'll necessary when
dlttlculty wee eaperlenced wlih
properly owner near Klverlde
school who balked lit liuulllm
eidewalk lhal councllmen uld wu
necessary lor til safety ol school
children.
Tin bureau ol reclamation will
recommend to IU main utile, build.
In! up ol Ul canal where seepage
la causing damage to erveral cliy
street. Mayor Hubert A. Thompson
reported.
(City engineer Thomea told coun
rllmrn ha anticipated trouble at the
Ksplanade underpasa where, ha
clalnia. II it stale Installed sewer
pilia 11 Inches too low.
Thomas aald that Uia pipe U al
the city's flow level and altould be
11 Inches above It. lit expert Uu
catch baaln to become clogiied.
Ilia city dads aald It ahould ba the
aisles obligaUun to remedy Uia
aituauon. and lha suite lualiway de
partment will be notified ol the
problem. It was learned.
Coumllmen agreed to wait until
after Uia city audit i completed to
liantlla tlie problem of the mounting
alack ot city record.
Al Uia I Umr. II waa Indicated, an
ordinance will ba drawn up ordering
tha dltpoaal ol record older than
10 year.
AnoUier long-range problem will
ba Unwed al Uia new city highway
committee, it waa divulged al the
council confab.
Tha prupoaal la to ue Klamath
as Uia main Uiorouglifara liutead
ol Main. Thla would be done, it
waa eaplalned. by widening Klam-
Ui from KlevenUi to Market and
building new stretch ot road
from first across to the vicinity ol
tha Baldwin hotel, abutting Klam-
Ui and thua eliminaung Uia of
t neoond and KlamaUl.
Thla would permit tour-lane traf
fic and facilitate Uia through-city
Utflle flow. It waa felt.
Police Judge Leigh Ackerman an
nounced that money waa available
to go ahead with meeting recom
mendation from rire Chief Henry
Akin k eliminate lira danger at Uia
Hity nH v
HEW LOW-PRICED DODGE
GIVES ME FOR THE MONEY!
You co oft pay a theutand dollart mor and tlill not get all tha extra
roominett , , , eaie of handling . . . famout dependability ot Dodgel
When vrai see : 1 ; when yon drive lha new anr eiriting
WAYFARKK. you'll wonder at ihe comfort, the per.
forraanre, the honrat-to-gootlnrsa value that (rives mar
for your money in this new lower-priced Dodge.
lliere's bead room and hat room ... leg room and elbow
room . . seals wilh knee-level support to cradle you in
olid eonrfort. There's the thrill of flashing pickup from
the new liiRU-compression "(!et-Awayn engine . . . stepped
up In power hut squeeiing eilra miles from every tankful
of gas. And as an added thrill, there 'a the proved smooth
ness nf Dodge gfrnl Fluid Drive. All this for just few
dollars mora than the lowest priced rara!
Your Dodge Dealer ran quickly prove your dollars will
go farther and to will you in new Dodge Wayfarerl
Counrllinen concurred with Malt
Pinnlgan'a suggestion to lay plana
for Ilia widening ot High between
Klghlh and Tenth.
Klual reading on Uia ordinance
authorising Uia aala of dog pound
and cemetery properly to fclllngson's
null waa held up to itralghteii out
boundary question.
U P. Hrockman waa given Uia Job
ol exterior palming al Uia city hall
limrkuiane bid waa low at 11378.
The city dada followed Council
man Wendell MinlUi'a suggestion to
appoint a group ol merchant to
ludy Uia advisability ol ofl-alreel
parking.
Mayor Thompson will appoint an
"outside" committee of five business
men aa an advlaory body to meet
with lha council on financial mat
ter, lha prupoaal waa brought up
by Condrey.
Calling ot an open meeting of
laiullorda and tenant to dlacuxa lift
ing ol rant control In Uia city waa
pigeon-holed lor awhile by unan
imous cuiuent ot Uia council.
Uopco waa given Uia go-ahead
signal for liulallatlon of a power
line across Uia aoutheaat corner ol
Uie city a dlnpoaal plant.
Polio Chief Omnia Hamilton
request to uke IM tram Uia police
depariinent'a depreciation auiklng
fund fur police radio Improveiofn:
waa okayed by council action.
City Attorney Herklna will draw up
reaolutron showing tha backing ol
MB 4180 which would allocate aiilp
building work to Uia we.t cua.L
I he reuueai lor aupixirt by Klamath
fall waa forwarded by Uia labor
league tor political educaUon ol
ahiiiyard laborera.
Heading ot Uia propuaed uaet
meni roll on Improvemrui unit lul,
California from Third to Uphani.
i.owed city projierty to ba aeoed
Jloiog. Totel aueumeul In Uie
i duirirt u no an iw
The Job waa held up recenUy be
causa ol lack ol city fuiula and Uie
, probability of completing Uia Im
provement chora by Uia Bancroft
method la being eyed.
Inspector Killed
By Road Roller
KUOKNE. Aug. i4-Bert W
Wagner, age about 80. civil em
ployee of tha U. 8. corpa ot engi
neer on lha Cottage Orova dam
waa instantly killed Monday night
whlla uuistrtlng uie earth fill, in
hu capacity aa imprrvioua core In
eertor, Wagner waa on Ihe Job ti
I0 W pm. when he waa crushed
beneath huge dirt roller.
Deputy Coroner Robert Mill of
Cnttag Orovt aald that Wagner,
whose address waa cottage drove
hotel, had stepped out ol Uia way
of caterpillar directly into lha
path of the roller. The body waa
taken to Mill mortuary In Cottage
Orove. funeral arrangementa
wait the arrival of relaUvea from
Kelso, Wash.
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TOONERVILLE FOLKS
Just bi-poius the takt on
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8aVewgal ti.tm m'
Trick Pic
Backfires
On Paper
PEORIA. III. Aug. 8 otv-A
trick picture of mammoth grass
hopper which Uia Peon filar prun
ed yesterday wasn't nearly as com
ical as staff members thought It
would be.
The newspaper Is begging for
glveneaa of Ita readera today and
saya it "regreta Irtvoloua toying
with lh trulh "
The trlrk picture waa made by
Volde Johnson Jr. an amateur
photographer. It made Uie grasa
hopiier appear to be a large a
havra-k on which It waa riding
The humorous captlnn for the pic
ture aald the "hopper .ater was seen
heading southward 'In 100 yard
leaps'."
tihnrtly after the paper appeared
on tha streets. Uie Bur's telepliones
were swamped with calls. Peortans
wanted to know more detail of the
giant "hopper. One reader Indig
nantly aald It ahould have been
shot
A mother called the picture "ter
rible" and told tha newspaper that
It had shocked her children.
THCITg
SALEM. Aug. 8 Juveniles
are responsible for 7ft per cent of
tha shoplifting In their store.
representative group of fialem mer
chants declare. Moat of the Juve
nile shoplifting u by huh school
age operators, many of them girls
interested In clothing and orna
1 menu, s spokesman for the mer-
chant group said today. Cooperat
I Ing with ctty police, tha storekeep
I era are organising to atop or at
1 least curb lha cUvtty.
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AMAZINO NIVV MICIS
UAr ai tow at
$1912 ""
1mm mi 1mm nm.
DODGE
UIRVFRRER
a two weeks'vacatiom
Douglas Laughs
Off Red Charges
WASHINOTON. Aug. 8 iJf Asso
ciate Justice William O. Douglas
of tha auprema court today dismiss.
ed as "pur nonsense" Russian
charges Uiat he had been spying
on them.
Douglas, who arom -d Soviet sus
picions when ha and hu son. Bill.
17, went mountain climbing In the
Middle East, talked with reporters
after calling on President Truman.
He aald with a laueh that his
seven-week Journey abroad aj
"purely a pleasure trip."
Tha Juslka and hu eon visited
the front In Greece and brought
back picture ol Oreek guerrilla
force captured by Uie government.
He aald about 14 per cent ol Uie
guerrilla lighten are women.
He gave Mr. Truman picture
shorn Ing him with pack mule
which ha aald waa "undoubtedly
from Missouri
Timber Access
Road Meet- Slated
EUOENE. Aug. ( iPI Independ
ent loggere and lumber men ol
Lane county will meet this evening
In the Ostium hotel to hear Wlllam
alia and Btuslaw forest supervisors
and their stalls discuss tha present
r.;l future of timber access roads.
Frank McCuIlough. chairman ot
the Lane section of Western For
est Industries association, ha en
no unced that the banquet meeting
la open to all persona In tha lum
ber Industry. Mapa showing present
timber accesa road will be shown
and methods and plana tor future
road development will be outlined
It'e Mighty . . . and Alive!
Cd All Thtt Extra Valai
Ffaturts At Ns Extra Ceitl
Dodg Or'0' Fluid Drlv
High Compression "Get
Away" Engin
Rtlitor-rVohchtd Ignition
System
Floating Power
Full Floating Cradled Rldo
Kne-ievl Seats
Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brakes
Cyclebond Doubla-lif Brakt
lining
Safety-Rim Wheels
Super-Cushion Tins
! TELLING
ITHE EDITOR
Musts ensue asre ess as '
lil Ihss Sea rs, ! as
M'KIAL INftl'E
PORTLAND, Ore. iTo The
Edltori Aa citizen of these Uni
ted 8'ates, and aa a taxpayer In
your city, may I express my deep
contempt for and disapproval of the
action taken by the city council in
regard to the burial of "non-Cau-casian'a"
In Memorial Park ceme
tery?
There can ba no doubt that the
action will be of great comfort to
Uie communistic elements both here
and abroad, for It provides con
crete eiample of one point which
they have been working most In
dustriously to prove, le, that there
Is no real freedom and equality In
the United Btatea. They can now
add tha words "not even In death"
to their statement. They have been
working hard to prove that the
Founding Fathers were Just mak
ing funny nolua that didn't mean
thing, when, one hundred and
seventy years ago, they wrote, the
following words:
"We hold thru truths to be
self-evident: that ALL MEN
are created equal: Unit they
are endowed by their Creator
with certain unalienable rights;
that among these are life, lib
erty and the pursuit of happi
ness. , . . ."
It la somewhat Ironic that Ne
gro who waa accorded equality with
white men when It waa question
of defending and dying for "hu
country" should, in death, be
deemed unworthy to sleep the uut
long sleep beside his comrades In
arms. To aay that there "U no dis
crimination shown, because Ne
1 I roes will have equal burial right
! In their allocated section of the in-
lerment grounds" la a fallacy which
no Intelligent person could accept,
j I greatly doubt that the white ser
vice men who sleep so peacefully
In that cemetery would feel hon
i ored could they know of thU de
! clsion. Alter all. they died because
hiu we uiun svarcw wiui rol
ler's similar Ideas, you know.
We have had and still have with
us the processes and result of ra
cial and religious persecution in
foreign lands. We have sent our
men across the aeaa to fight and
die for the principles laid down In
the CoruUtuUon of the United
Stales. Today, Uie ugly head of that
same persecution la rising in our
country, poising to strike. Nay, UiU
decision has proven that It has al
: wrtiua isair a ons aioa is
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A rearty great first quality tire 1$ th
Ward Riversidel Not only Vt it built
of first quality materials but It's first
quality In every specification first quality
in tread depth and width In cross-section
orid size) And "cold robber" hos been
added to male It wear longer than everl
Compare before you buyl But compare Words
Riverside only with the best first-line
tiresl Then save in this salel
$1.50 Weekly Buy FOUR Ward
Riverside Tires end Tubes
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ready strurk, and that even now
tha virus of It poison la coursing
through the veins of our nsUon. Let
those who have protested the buri
al of a Negro beside their dead
take comfort In Uia knowledge that
they are playing their part In the
grim farce I Their grief tor Uie dead
cannot be deep, els their hearts
would ache In sympathy for the
Negroes who mourn with a sorrow
Just as deep as It would ba were
their skin white.
I have read that one of the three
wise men who brought gifts to the
Infant Jesus waa a Negro. But I
have not read that he waa turned
away because of the color of hU
skin. Nor have I ever had the Im
pression that Jexua ChrUt died up
on the Cross for the exclusive bene
fit ol Uie white men.
It U not Uie Negro who has been
dishonoured by thla act. The du
honour Ilea elsewhere.
I do not believe that I am alone
iumt M. tMOMftaV aa.88t.8X 8 ,
In my disapproval, and I hope that
protests will be lone, loud and nu
merous. Respectfully yours,
MRU. HARRY J. ROMAN
It's Mighty ... and Alive!
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