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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1949)
PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1949 City Council Scans Audit Of Budget that a different system be Instituted for the collection of parking meter revenues. The present collection system apparently do not allow (or an accurate accounting ol the amounta received. Matthews recommended that the city Institute a system ol collection whereby Interchangeable coins r. ceptaclea could be Installed In the meters. He stated that this practice Is beinc used in other cities and proving successful. Discussion of the parking meter i situation was as far as the e 1 1 1 ; dads got in their study of tht audit during last night's session. However, they will continue In ' their investigation of the report at The city council embarked last night on a lengthy task of reading and discussing an auditor's report of the city budget for the fiscal year Of IMS-IMS. The rennrt cnmnlled hv J Paul Matthews, local nuhllc accountant I next week's council meeting. and auditor, was completed on Sep tember 2 of this yesr. During the course of list night's meeting the city dsds managed to wade through one third of the text prefacing the summsrles of city fund transactions. Criticisms In the text. Matthews msde many comments and criticisms of several phsses of the budget. Hargrove Found Near Squaw Point (Continued from Page 1) hot coffe was prepared tor the searching parties. Family Effort At one time yesterday all mem-, limit rmtrmrM tn tha llswatlnn tif , w. f ,H hov'i immediate IftTTll- tax revenues to various city funds ; v. including his father and mother, i It was noted that there had been ' Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hargrove. S33S t some Instance of Improper compu- Independence, were In the woods Utlon. ThU situaUon was noted tn I actively taking part In t h e hunt. I funds allotted to the Klamath James Hargrove, a brother, fell and : crematory the Llnkville cemetery. Injured his back yesterday morning k. ..i.r,', r.,,r.m.,,i fnnH nrf but wtlnued to prowl the forest. in. rrIlnn fund. 1 The search was coordinated by fM Norwegians Reject Reds In Election OSLO. Oil. II tt Norway's labor government emerged today with an apparent 10-neal majority In parliament gained at the ex pense of the coniniunlMa In yester day's election. Baptist Women To Hold Rally The Shasta Cascade fellowship of Baptist Women will hold a rally this Thursday and Friday at the lllble Baptist church. TH Wiard, with registration brglnniiig Thurs day at 10 a. in. 1 All women are Invited lo attend. Seakera will Include Mrs. Arthur lliatrud of Minneapolis, national Christian worker, and llev. l.eslcr Perry of Newell, who will speak Friday morning. Mia. Keilh Melds will havs charge of a musical program which nl iiirliitlA tM,rlsl features and The anti-red leadership of Prime 1 congrrgatloiial singing. Hernial Minister rmar Oerhar.lsen quickly I riiurrhes ( the Willamette val Interpreted the results, which are irT w,u pnrticipate. subject to a final count, as endorse- j A u,,,,,,,,,, scheduled for Thurs. oienta of Norway a signing of the d, rvrlllllg ,t wiard a restaurant. Atlantic part. The comniuiilMa had ! bitterly assailed this step. i Labor apiears from preliminary , surveys lo have taken to scats In I the ISO-member starting iparlla menu. Thia compare llh Ha 78 seala In the old parliament. Commie Loss The communist dropped seven seats, moving down from their previous 11 to four, School Board Ponders Bus Plot Purchase The acquiring of the property at Die fool of Riverside hill for a bug turn-around waa one of the toplra discussed at the board of education meeting last night. The property was given tn the school district by the Charles Moore estate for school purposes. Oilier liuMiiess of the meeting In cluded the reading of the petition of property owners on Rogrra street for the construction of I he street, now dead-end. through to I.lndlry heights. The rllv council Is now con slderlng the petition. Completion of this proert would farllliate school bus service lo niverslde school. New Rooms Readied Arnold Orslspp. superintendent of schools, announced that I ha new homemaking rooms at Klam ath Union high school will be The results, by other narllea Owens and Warden avenuea in the;,.,,, .k ... .,, A ,h . 'previous seats In brarketsi: ron- 1 Industrial addition is to be tempo-1 he urd mp, w((h 0(((.U, I)f , 1 Zlon Lulheran church concerning City Property SaleVil On the recommendation of coun cilman Alfred Condrey, a section ol land bordered by Orchard, Adams, strvallves, 33 UM; liberals it aa : 1 rarlly withheld Irom sale, IV ICV4CUINI tuitu. t . . , , . The report cited two apparent i KFPA,1rdli 'Xf,"!,. FOUND HIM These three men. olonq wifri Jomes Horgrove, brother of the missing reasons for the Improper ""P"- the"c,mp from which Hal Ogle. KP- hunter, located young Jock Horgrove in the woods early this morning obout three miles ! on, ,., mtl)r N , rsniK r.n, . ,u.,r...., ,.r,..- ,ry N ,,,,, aung wun me cuy lor purwi. oi uH),r r,,,,,,,),,,,,,,,, me prnieriy II was diMnsed that the railway O a r y Robertson, genera rh Is ni leral ats- Utlon. First, the allocation of total re ceipts Included collections from previous yean In Inequities where fund was sharing tn the allotment for the first time. Second, the situ ation arose when there was an in Intends tn establish auxiliary work- Perelsor of public schools, gave a PA agrarians II UOi; Christian demo- ' According to Condrey, Houtnern Ul1 pl,r,.,,w f , iri,n,r nf prop. vims is iiui. Oerharden. In a post election statement today, said that "since I in imiiiuiiii ny whs nip only . ,h. un-h . i l i . c.-j.... nil un,rk of ie FnnU nAna nrmn I (t ,,. ih. an.,,,,. .... , ... ,.. iimiu foe rposir and maintenance ProtIrr rrKirt on the general " '. "from wnere nt was iui sec. jumuuv, r.....y u.. . - . . ............. ............ e- - teachers Inwrvlie nr.airam of the sue. wr may snieiy say mat ine hm m,Mi-ii.iru (.h.m,,.,,,.-. ,,7 , h i voters have given their approval to the government's foreign policy " SOCIOl SeCUTIty Foreign MlniMer llalvard M-'Mg ii ji J Langr. who siiearhraded Norway'a UttlCe in MedlOfC! Young Hargrove is a navy veter-:. .... -r,. cnni,.e I o,H l...! j cr(,j Church. leSeTThuT resulted i Considerable fear for his safety , " ' levies. This resulted : k.o, h ncentie T ,'!rlas advised by a physician to re-! a ass, train from strenuous activity be- Oil T KPrfirn cause of a heart condition. 1 lQ llUVVl U This morning before the search Merrill Dairy Club Meets crease in uie duuxe r.ic o 'r i opened again there was considera-i Recreation Fund ble pesjimjjn, over the chances of . oucn an inrquuj - " finding the lost boy saieiy. I Young Hargrove la an employe of , Kalplne Plywood company and this morning Plant Manager Andy H on set said he was closing down to put all hi employes In on the search. In the allotment to the recreation fund. Another section of the report ad Tlsed that some provision be made for recording of delinquent lax as sessments receivable. It was felt that the city was losing out on a source of revenue. Others Last Corn Crop Estimated Auto License Bills Readied WASHINGTON. Oct. 11 .JWThe ! Tue Merrill Uairy club met at I the home of Martha Beasley. secre-, tary on October 5. 1M9 at I p. m. I ihe meeting was called to oraeri SALEM. Oct. 11 oPw-Oreeon's tendency towards socialisation by the secretary In the absence ot joo.000 automobile owners will get He said the labor party would the president and vice president. i statements from Secretary of State carry out Its platform, but beyond Nominations were made for ofllcers j,r T Newbry next week telling that we shall not go. before the nave otricers elected prior to -n,them how much their new license ueoule have been asked to state drive to Join the pact, was an easy The Klamath Palls social security victor. oil Ice has Installed a reiirevenlsilve Antl-Nortaltsl ! full lime In Medord. Don Hutcllfle, Ocrhardxen added that "our vie- i manager of the local office, an- tory will not result tn a stronger nounced Uxlay. oiln Kimbrel. field rrpresenta- agriculture department today esti- "oat for the Merrill Potato Pesti- mated this years corn crop at s.. ciuo coumj un.irrs ber S. IMS. platra will coal them. Its opinion In a new election." With the new permanent plates Plana to socialise banks and In- expiring audifferent times In order: surance companies will be prepared at Pnnrnn so nf IKM K th who 4?6J6.0OO baihels. the second larg Much discussion arose during the ... unreported from a deer hunt- i est of record. Plans were also made to have a to put the staggered expiration sys- In the coming parliamentary term, audit reading over the franchise tax mg trip In the King's Cabin area at I This estimate Is tt.Ttt 000 bushels "t 'r "r Mrrlu Potato resti- the north end of the Klamath Indian man the Si3S.741.0O0 forecast. 1"'' VC Y situation. A city ordinance requires that all : reservation, made franchise holders submit a yearly I camp this morning. sworn statement revealing gross revenue realized. The audit re vealed that in some Instances this was not being done, and it was ad vised that the franchise holders be required to submit such statements tn the future to assure correct col lection of taxes due. Pongon had been reported miss-! lng since 1 o'clock Monday after noon. He was camped with a party Including Sammy Herman and Hap py Hepburn ot Klamath Falls and Red Wilson of ChemulL Three hunters reported missing Sunday night in the Shake butte re- The audit went on to recommend ! gion north of Gearhart mountain ar- i rived home yesterday afternoon aft er a night In the woods. They were his way into ' m month aco. It compares with last ' Ppnteu wun Mrs. Kay ueasiy as I , nf itui uimn hush, "lairmsn. els and with the ten-year H938-47) j The meeting was adjourned, average of 3.787.S28.0OO bushels. "ernes were played and refresh- . , ... menu were served by Mr. Beasly. Wheat production was put at 1.- i 126.226.000 bushels, or 2,855.000 less , than the 1.129.081.000 forecast last I month. It compares with the 194 ! crop of 1J88.406.000 bushel and wtth tha ten year average of 991,- 950.000. (SWuMdid 611 Stewart Day. 2&3J Vine, and hi 15- if c R.-J Cnttene year-old son Donald, and Robert El-,Kh OenO colleges SP Employe Loses Foot live with the social security admin titration, has tskrn over the Med ford position. Kimbrel has ben with the Klamath PaIN office lor the lat two and a half years. He will establish his office In MetKnrd In the federal office building at 33 N. Riverside tern into effect, the statements are he said, but they will not be put , Sutclllle added that this move will necessary to let the owners know Into effect until after election Is mske easier the handling nf claims how much monev to send tn. 1 held. ! and account numbera Inthat area. The plates will be mailed begin-! It will also provide more efficient nlng November IS. but they ran t1 MKHICAL MKET j service for the residents of Jackson be used until December IS. Num-i EUOENE. Oct. 11 i-The Ore- county. He urged that anyone in bers assigned to automobiles from gon State Medical society will open ' that area having any questions re now on will be the permanent num- Its 75th annual meeting here Wed- j gardlng social security contact bers. ' nesday for a four-day session. I Kimbrel. Newbry said applications for sua. ' clal numbera can no longer be ac-'l cepted. His office haa Issued about iB.two special numbers. Southwest Oregon lhttllute held last Week at Mills school. City Itecrrallon Director Ham Smith requested the use uf rooma belonging to the school district for the winter recreation program. He was granted use nf any facilities, such aa the nalatorlum, when they are also bring used by classes. Doors Open 6:30 DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 liott, 2234 Garden. Woman Released From. Hospital Neck and Neck Parents, Patrons A Southern Pacific yard wofker Meet Wednesday eU beneath a freight car Monday, . . ' , I f.tt ! evening, hi right toot severed at , ,nd Prons of Klamath Registration in the community the ankle in the accident. ; ' m ' college program at Klamath Falls Injured was James R. rarley. 28- ""'j" l "V u,t1' Theatre and Bend are running neck and year-old car checker, who Uvea at " KUHf Wednesday at 3 pm. neck with a total ot 117 here and the Arcade hotel. The young man Tnere will be a program hour and 118 in Bend. 1 as moved from the lower SP yard i " In Klamath Fall!, tne totsj fig- by Kaler's ambulance to Klamath i Preceding the regular meeting ura is broken down Into 87 vom- Valley hospital where he Is under,111 be a board session at 2:30 reportedly I en and SO men. Registrations on treaimenw msjay, Miss Kathleen Kay Sturgis. 32, of Sacramento, was released from KlsAth .Valley hospital last night after treatment for a reoortedlT self-inflicted bullet wound in her ; each class is as follows: typing. 40; I chest. ' ,' accounting. 27: English composition. Qwasrliasateri Stove The young woman is said to have ; 27: history. 21; sociology. IS; Eng- wtiiiui5u iwtb shot herself last Friday afternoon J lish literature. IS: biological scl- ffg No DomOg uouncing to Ralph BelL owner of Westwood Youth - i . ,i i , j itkn Bend has 87 part time students' . .., Kenneth Walker. 14-ve.e.oM ?o w" go,nf " and W IuU time' Whlch U U Un drive Monday evening, but sub-1 Westwood. Calif., youth waa fatally p m. under the leadership of Mrs. E. A. Geary, chlarman. kill herself. more noura. I Total registrations here are 170, To ry, Sell or Trade It pays to which Includes several people tax read the Want Adsl ( lng more than one course. damage. HORTICVLTl'RAL MEET EUGENE. Oct. ll'Pi The Ore gon State Horticultural society will Its 84th annual meeting In Eugene November 17-18. Lon Hawkins, Eu gene, president of the organization, said today. I I'W QGOTS Wit III .nijrjii mnnn'i t'jjMfTx I III vs1HJkl .aaslJl 13 I r . urban firemen were on the Job Justj Injured Saturday In an automobile in case. acciaeni at Atnerton. cam. The call came In to the fire sta-1 The boy was the son of Mr. and tlon at about 7:30 p m, and fire-1 Mrs. Ken Walker Jr.. who operate men reported that there was no the Red River mil! at Westwood. and are well known throughout that section. Details of the accident are not known. Fred Hanson, the boy'i grandfather, a well-known former Lake county resident, was visiting In Lakevlew when he waa notified of the accident. The Walkers also havt a younger son. 0"" MOVES HERE. OMORlW IN4U , Frtvri r a . a . 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Spend JH minutes with the beautiful WSl&l All so staruan on torsi wiNotoa lAIATOOt MIW VOirtlf MODUS DIMBAT MOTORS 239 Main St. Tune la Tear Chrysler Dealer's "tammy Ksya Ihewreom" Every Monday Wednesday Friday f :U t.m. Station KM Municipal Court Raymond T. Ollbert, drunk and disorderly. Fine, 123 and 30 days probation. Sixto Escobar, drunk and disorder ly. Fine. 825 or 12 'i days. Bill Joe Vandever, no operator's license. Forfeit 85 ball. Jack D. Veach, allowing unli censed person to drive. Forfeit 88. Lewis H. Austin, fall yield right of way. Fine. 818. Mike Bustan. drunk and vagrancy. Fine, 850 and 30 days. Ray Snells, no vehicle license. Forfeit 88 ball. Charles Milton Spore, ran atop sign, violation driving restriction. Forfeit 810 ball. John M. Cray, no operator's li cense, fall to yield right of way. For feit 815 ball. Delbert M. Lepley, no operator's license. Forfeit 38 ball. Keith Coddlngton, ran red light Forfeit 35 bail. Jeremiah Kennedy, drunk. Plead not guilty. Thomas M. Popovlch, drunk. Fine, 810 or 5 days. Charles Wantelat, drunk. Fine, 310 or 5 days. Ramon C. Marlscal, drunk. For feit 310 ball. Joseph Schneider, drunk. Fine, 810 or 8 days. Ray Hill, drunk. Fine, 310 or days. Jack M;donald, drunk. Fine, 310 or S days. Z e b House, drunk. Forfeit 810 ball. Jim O'Neal, drunk. Forfeit 310 ball. Roy Vernon Oreen, drunk. For feit 310 ball. Olen Weeks, drunk. Fine 315 or T,4 days. BIRTHDAY NEW YORK, Oct. 11 IIP) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will celebrate her 65th birthday tonight at a small family party In her Greenwich Vil lage apartment. APPLE AID PORTLAND, Oct. 11 lPl The agriculture department announced today It was ready to beeln pur chases of Pacific Northwest apples, currently In market distress. For a few pennies per ord you can advertise to thousands through a Want-Ad I Phone 8111. i Ann:.i,v..i.f,.i.i V-ass. . aBBam. ... w sr w-jm m m a . .... I v;. o Ame.ri.?a i rSTi A wj: neatest fJSgfpil I g-spree' seM Wmpm mm. U!- DAY AND DATE Jn'HtR gVyWATO 1 ( WORLD PREMIERE! rTxTlllliJ J V 7 No- Advonce in Prices!! vL'J I 11 H MW FLORENCE ELDRIDGE FRANCIS L SULLIVAH X MATINCt DAILY -Doors Open 1 30 EVENING Doorg Open (1
