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HtHALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
THURSDAY, AIX1 J3, 14f
City Airport Financial
Outlook Brighter; Fate
Hinges On
After couple of shaky yeara, the
financial picture t the Klamath
municipal lrport In looking up. but
IU eventual fat hinge on whether
United Air Line will continue op
eration here, W. B. Whitcomb, air
port manager, Indicated today.
We stand U luat SMO a jr
if I'nlted la pulled ant Klam
ath Fella," YYbitcomb aald.
The flacal year of IMS-IMS ihowed
an operating loss of only S3S.
due In large to the fact that a cap
Hal outlay of 110.596 64 waa spent
for the Installation of a new water
system at the airport.
The IK tot plus flaw repr.
aenu the eity'a ahare ef 44 per
cent at the total eoat of the water
evatetn. The government etanda
M per cent af the letal coat.
; DESIGNING VWMAN-Pari-,
nan designer Shaa Davn models
th awna atht that took first pnra
Aei a recent Pi enOtAniei ican
Deaig lie il Guild fashion enow at
Mew London. Coon. Tha suit i
aaocoAed ei aluu of the tamed
"Bikini" modeL
Sports
Bulletins
BROOKLYN. Aag. li IPVttly
Johnny Srhsnita baffled the pen
nant - Becking Brooklyn Dodgers
for the fourth time toll aeaaan
today and the Chicago Cuba wen
a 4 to verdict tat the tint half
of a doublf header.
Tha defeat aent the Dodgers s
tame and a half behind tha St.
Lewie Cardinals In the tight Na
tional leagne race. It alee ended a
two-game winning streak of the
Dodgers, who grabbed the final
two games af their hectic aeries
with the Cards.
Chicago fts lie r t (
Brooklyn Ma M aoo a a
Sehmlu and Owen; Barney,
Engine (l and Campanella.
Ruff & Tin
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For the first month of the cur
rent fiscal year, July, receipts at
the airport show a 1M 1 total
with expenditures running H7n.
Tha city budget Included
for the airport this year, marking
the first lime since IPU that the
airport has needed operating
money.
Improvements at the airport
thto year Include cleaning the aur
plna buildings, planting a half
acre a( lawn near the administra
tion building; adding of one acre
af parking facilities, complete with
sidewalks: and painting tha
restaurant, fire atalioa and para
chute loft.
Winter preparations hsv also
been completed. Runway have
been patched, dltchea have been
cleaned for handling of tha sur
plus water.
The Lions dub dons ted the
sprinkler brads for the half-acre of
lawn, the labor was furnished by
the Klamath Air Search and Rescue
unit and the city chipped in with
seed, fertiliser and pipe.
As a mirror to the optimistic fi
nancial outlook at the airport,
rental on buildings has been low
ered. Whitcomb said.
Municipal Court
Lonis Semonis, drunk. Fins 110 or
5 days.
Jamea Kavanaugh. disorderly
conduct. Fine (100 and SO days.
Einar Nelson, drunk. Fine IU and
Ts daya,
Marvin Wrsy, drunk. Fine 120 or
10 days.
Henry Paulson, drunk. Forfeit 110
ball.
Martin Posku. drunk. Forfeit 110
bad.
Jamea Finn, drunk. Fine 010 or
t days.
Ray Morris, disorderly conduct
Plrsd not guilty.
Ray Morris, drunk. Reserved
Judgement.
Donald Tenny, drunk and dis
orderly conduct. Reserved Judge- t
merit- ;
Donald Tenny. disorderly eon- j
duct. Plead not guilty.
Marvin Tupper, drunk. Fine 190
or 10 day.
Mrs. Adeline Ounn. drunk and
disorderly. Post 0100 baa
Fred Tucker, no opera tor's H
cense. Post S ball.
me5t Edward Walker, no oper
ator's license. Post S3 baiL
Harry Peter Kooyman, ran red
light Post S5 ball.
ATTENDANCE TP
ASHLAND. Aug. IS tPl - The
Oregon Shakespearean festival
closed last night, with a total at
tendance for the season 31 per cent
higher than last year.
HEAD MAN Look! like some
one carelessly dropped a spar
head in the middle of this San
Francisco street But lt'g Just
Michael Sibalc, crouching in
four-foot hole that suddenly ap
peared on tha street. A water
main break caused tha cave-in.
WINS DIVORCE-Singer Mar
garet Whiting, 24, smiles as
she leaves Los Angeles court
with o divorce decree from
Hubbell Robinson Jr., 45, a
Columbia Broadcasting Sys
tem vice president. She testi
fied he screomed at her and
called her ignorant and stupid.
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(ANKER C. F. Snider, who
is stepping down cs manager
of the First Nationol bank of
Lakeview but will continue as
senior administrative officer.
W. H. Buell of Klamath Foils
becomes manager.
KF Bank Official
Lakeview Manager
(Continued from Psge 1)
headquarters In Pendleton. In 1921.
he went into the financial end ot
the business as liquidating agent
for the Portland Cattle Loan com
pany. In 1M. he began a seven
year s'ay as superintendent of the
Baldwin sheep company (Hay
Creek ranch'. Madras, known
throughout the Northwest for 1U
high quality Rambioullet sheep and
Hereford catUe. He became agn-i
cultural field man tor the Regional'
Agricultural Credit corporation in
1933.
He Joined tha staff of The First
National bank in 1934 as agricultur
al field man with headquarters at
Pendleton, servicing the Pendleton.
Hrppner. Condon. Fossil, Bend and
The Dallea branches.
He subsequently was transferee!
to Lakeview where ha serviced
Klamath Falls branches. ;
In IS4. he Iransfered ta the
Klamath Falls branch where In i
June lMg he waa made an officer
m charge af Uveetack and agrleol
tarsi loans, the poaitiaai ha now
holds.
Snider s banking career dates!
back prior to 1)20. He was cashier i
of the Paisley National bank mi
Lakeview from 1920 to 131, and
remained In the same position with
that banks succesor. The Com
mercial National bang, until 183S.
When that bank became a member
of The First National group in 1939,
be waa made manager.
MORE FOLIO
PORTLAND. Aug. 2S upi Seven I
new cases of infantile paralysis were
reported in Oregon last week, the
state board of health reported to
day. CRTRCHTLL ILL
NICE. France. Aug. 25 or Win
ston Churchill is suffering from a
cold caught while taking a dip In
the Mediterranean, his secretary
said today.
WHYtvWE SAY
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MOVS,OVft
today!
Otar stTECHNICOIOI
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Westside
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Felrrera vis
ited his sister, Mrs. Joe Msrtln. and
family last Thursdsv. They returned
to Redding, Calif., Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Neashsm ar
rived this week from O'Brien for a
visit of several weeks. They brought
their trailer house and have It
parked at the home of their daugh
ter. Mrs. Chet Morrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Plnkerton and
Dr. and Mrs. Summers of Long
Beach. Calif., were visiting the
Melvin Millarda last Friday night.
Mrs. Plnkerton Is Millard a sinter.
They left to continue their trip
north Saturday.
Danny Stover spent several dsvs
i last week with his music teacher.
Mrs. N. L. Jscobson, of Malm. He
returned Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. Lester DrArmond
are here for an extended visit with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Peterson. Peterson Is In 111 health,
and Mrs. DeArmond Is helping take
care of him.
Henry Neasham, Wendell
Neasham. Rod Cochran and Mr.
Van Cleave left last week on an
antelope hunt.
Tha Union school hss hired a
teacher for the upper grades. Mrs.
Ousley. formerly of Silver iJike. has
been hired to replsre Mrs. Pesther
age who taught last year but haa
resigned. There are several painters
from Lakeview redecorating the In
terior of the school They are paint
ing the classrooms and the kitchen
in the bssement.
Mr. and Mrs. L H. 8tark and
granddaughter. Judy Clark, returned
to Los Angeles. Calif . last week by
way of Reno. Nev. They have been
visiting Mrs. Burk s sister, Mrs. C.
V. Fenlmore, and family for several
weeks. Other relatives visiting the
Fenlmores were Lucille Snyder end
Mrs. H. L. Snvder. They hsd been
on a trip to British Columbia and
atopped off on their way home.
Everet Berraft and his mother.
Mary Berraft. made a trip to see
Ray Utley at Langell valley Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Haven have
purchased a new car.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Renner and
granddaughter. Arthada Jsne Ylln
en. attended the Alturas rodeo Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawk of tha
Dry creek area are enjoying a visit
from her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce of Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt are home at
TW i i i it f . mandlnf TnttMt eif
the summer In California. They live J
on the Kernan place, more recently
the Jim Bernard ranch.
Mike Elerick la employed with the
Willow Ranch company. His wife is
helping Mrs. George Fenlmore while
she Is on the hay baler.
Anita Kester wss visiting Msry
Beers ft Thursdsv evening. She is
from Klamath Falls. She wss a
dinner guest of Beerafte and later
spent the night with Mr. and Mrs.
li L. Lamb. She returned to Klam
ath Falls Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Buck Sr. of
Lakeview visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sutherland and family
at Ashland. While thev were here
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tram Ice. of Oranta Pass. Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Klelnheuellnk and son
of Alturas and the Sanders were all
dinner guests of Walt and Lou Rob
erta Sunder. The two ladles are
sisters and nieces of Lou Roberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Lamb plan to
leave Tuesday for Chlco. Calif.,
where Loy will seek medical atten
tion. Mrs. Alvlna Trefflnger left Satur
day for Klamath Fala where she will
a, uj x
that bit VW v
This epreiion is nnrenllv neel as
slang description rl a cure lor nanr
over, lis origin is traced to the aneirnt
auperstition lhat person would not be
jmi.ioned following dog bile if he
4 would eal portion of burnt hair taken
J from Ihe doe; that had billen him.
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get her grandson, Jerry Thill, who
has been visiting relatives.
Orange No. SM met Saturday
night at the hall. It was a no-host
meeting, and dinner was served pot
luck. The program featured square
dancing. John Noble of Ashland was
caller. He used to call dances on the
Westside years sgo and la an old
timer in the county. It was decided
to have a grange booth at the fair.
and all patrons are urged to help
out In the donation of raw or
canned trulta and vegetables.
Bam Newmsn of Applegste Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Diamond New
man and family.
Marie Crowl went to Svlvlas vsl
ley to vtlt the Perry Ashcralts.
Mrs. Ernie Oelrsdorf gave a
birthday party Tuesday. August 16.
In honor of her son Stanley s ninth
CARNIVAL
1 undaretand ft'a frocljw fijrt try ndorae rival
brands of braakfaat foodr
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birthday. Several little friends rami
to wish him a happy birthday. They
were Stanley, Dale, Doug and Sher
ril Newman. Neddie Sipp. Charlie
Crowl and Jlmmie Nelson. Refresh-
menu were served.
Pomona grange met August 10 at
the Thomas creek hall. A bountiful
dinner waa enjoyed by all present.
Those from westside who attended
were Mr. and Mrs. Walt Roberta.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Crowl, Mr. and
Mrs. Chet Morreil. Mrs. Geneva
Bernard and Mrs. Helen Buck.
Anita Kester Is plsnnlng to leach
at Keno, and Pearl Christiansen
will teach at Dry creek where Miss
Kester previously taught.
Mrs. Austin Haven and children
and visiting relatives at John Day,
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Howard were
over on business from Klamath
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FalU Thursday. While here they
also visited relatives.
Visiting at the Charlea Dameron
home this aeek were Roberta Dam
eron's mother. Mrs. Mary Hughes,
of Cedarville, Calif., and her slater,
Mrs C. David, and son of Eaglrvllle.
Calif.
William Wahlert waa here last
week on business In connection with
the Nysaa Seed company. He also
called on relatives at the Merle O
Netls. He and his fsmlly left rndsy
to visit relatives at Merrill and Ash
land before returning to Nysaa.
The Willow Kani-h Logging com
pany has Improved rosds consider
able and has been sprinkling and
grading.
City Elks Granted
Locker License
Lorker tu-enaes have been granted
the Klsmsth Palls Elka loose and
ala other fraternal organisations
over the state by the state liquor
control commission.
The permit allows the orgsnlca
tlon to mstntain liquor kickers for
their on membership. Elks lodges
at Pendleton and Oranta Pass and
the Mooe lodge at Eugene also
wer granted the licenses today.
Drunk Driving Gets
Stiff Sentence
Theodore Louis Knight, M-year-
old Chlloquln Indian, waa fined
SIMM and sentenced to 30 dsys In
the Chlloquln Isll yeaterday on a
charge of drunk driving.
He waa arrested Tuesday night bv
state police on highway 91. and
hsd In his possession sla bottles of
ahi.ker. I
Knight waa fined 1100 for Illegal
possession of liquor and ISO on a !
charge of disorderly conduct, I
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Car Crash Injures
Tulelake Man ,
TUl.ri.AKr. Calif , Aug. MJe)
Stringer, Tulelake barker, waa
slightly Injured In an automoMIe
accident early Wednesday morarnf
near the It hie Doom motel Jssti
out of town.
Stringer had stopped his aae
along the highway when he was hit
from the rear by a car driven bv
O. U Thompson, Shurk brother
buokkeetier. Mrs. 'rhnmpson and
their two children were paaaengera
In Ihe car. llnth aiitomnbllea wer
damsged to a considerable extent.
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