rOBSPAY. APRIL 18. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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CONGRATULATIONS went to OTI Utt week when William Way (right) commended OTI
Director Winston Purvine on the work being done at the school on the hill. Way, president of
the Portland Central Council and business manager of Local 72, Boilermakers and Blacksmiths,
made a thorough inspection of the school after a lecture there recently. He also addressed
. meeting of the entire student body.
AAUW Plans
April Meet
The American Association of Uni
versity Women have planned a pro
gram lor April 17 at the Wlllard
Hotel, around the visit ol two lore
lea exchange students from the Uni
versity of Oregon, Gertrude Wirgler
of Austria and Walter Wlese, from
Germany. Mrs. E. O. Hlskman,
chairman of the International Re
lations group Is arranging the pro
gram.
- Hie luncheon meeting will be
held at 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. A. B. Halverson will report
en the senior tea. May 8 which
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Favell.
Decorations will be under the di
rection of Mrs. George Chin, chair
man, assisted by Patl O'Connor
and Mrs. Pat Coulson.
As this meeting Is of general in
terest, guests are welcome to at
tend. Reservations for the luncheon
may be made by calling 2-5673.
COSTLY '
MILAN, Italy Ifll An attractive
woman in a flashy car arove up
to the Ponte Chiasso frontier post
on the Italian-Swiss frontier Mon
day; police thought she looked ex
vesslvely buxom. . :
Closer inspection, they said,
showed that instead of underwear
"she was literally clothed In Swiss
francs" J80.000 worth of them.
The police did not reveal her
Identity, or what actios they took
against her.
Export of any kind of currency
from Italy is banned.
Angell Asks Funds
For Dalles Dam
WASHINGTON Wl A bill by
Rep. Homer Angell (R-Ore) to In
crease by 15 million dollars the
authorization tor the Columbia
River Basin project was approved
by the House Monday and sent to
the Senate.
The money would be used to
keep construction of The Dalles
Dam and reservoir on schedule,
Angell said.
The bill would increase the proj
ect authorization from the present
ISO million dollars to 166 million.
Nesmirh Ankeny
Death Learned
WALLA WALLA, Wash. Wl
Nesmitn Ankeny, 75, pioneer Pa
cific Northwest cattleman, banker
and historian, died here Monday
night after a brief illness.
A resident of Walla Walla since
1918. Ankeny was the last mem.
ber of the family of the late Sen.
and Mrs. Levi Ankeny of Walla
Walla.
He was in the cattle business
near Washtucna, Wash., In the
early 1000s and later was assist.
ant cashier of the First National
Bank at Pendleton, Ore.
Bonanza Hi
Debaters Win
Bonanza High School won sec
crd. ?)ace in "B" debate at the
state speech conference held at
the tlnivernity of Oregon at Eu
gene on April 9 and 10.
Nclda Hale and Carol Lou
Weatherby, seniors at Bonanza
High School and representing
South Central Oregon, met 6t.
Joseph. Academy of Pendleton.
winners of Eastern Oregon debate
aist.net in the semi-finals of de
bate. This double round resulted
in a split decision with one win
for St. Joseph and one win for Bo-
nanza. In the third debate held to
break the tie, St. Joseph's Acad
emy was Judged the winner.
To date, St. Joseph's Academy,
University High and Bonanza High
have two wins each recorded on
the debate traveling trophy. One
more win for any one of these
schools would make it a perma
nent trophy. x
Dr. R. T. Lindley
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Eye Examination
Visual Training
Condemnation Row Flares In Council
By PATI O'CONNOR
Although the first hearing on the
proposed condemnation of certain
bullduigs in Kiamaui rails is not
set until April 26, City Council got
preview 01 things to come with
the visit to council of Mrs. 1. O.
Diverts, owner of part of the prop
erty in question, and Mrs. Ray
mond Tlce, one of .the petitioners
who started the ball rolling for
condemnation.
The situation got more than a
little strained as Mrs. Diverts in
sisted that she worked "pretty
steady" at her "hobby," and in.
formed council that the rocks
(which are reportedly In the rear
of the lot and Into the allevi
are . "beautiful" "and," she con
tinued, "they're going to stay
there"!
She Jumped Mrs. Tlce about her
charge that there was an open
sewer on her property, and Mrs.
Tice declared she had to "answer
only to City Council." (The sewer. I
according to Building In&uector
Vern schortgen, Is an open ditch
covered with some boards but Is
not connected to the city sewer
line.)
Written reports from the build
ing inspector and the fire chief
described some of the buildings in
question on wendiuig street and
Alameda Avenue as dangerous to
children and a fire hazard. Ac
cording to Schortgen's report, the
ouimings on wenaiing were moved
in October 29, 1951, and are riot
completed; the one at 225 Ala
meda was moved in January 37,
im, and is not completed.
A resolution setting the date for
the hearing on these properties
will be prepared by City Attorney
Henry Perkins, for adoption at
the next council meeting. '
In other council business, Mayor
Paul Landry tried to allay fears
of Tony Stelnbock, an operator for
seven years at the municipal air
port, .,.
Steinbeck wanted an assurance
from council that. In the event the
proposed establishment of a Jet
air base here becomes reality.
civilian operators at the airport
would be tak-n eare of. He claimed
that the unsurety of the situation
was costing him and other busi
nesses at the airport, money.
Mayor Landry said it was. Im
possible to tell him exactly what
would be done at the airport If
the Jets come, since neither be
nor the Air Force officials with
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Accident Victim
Dies In Hospital
BEND Ifl Mrs. Lucy Jane
Craddock, 48, Twin Bridges, Mont.,
who was injured in an automobile
colllson near hero Wednesday,
died in a hospital Monday.
She was a passenger In a car
driven by her husband, Ernest L.
Craddock, on a trip to visit friends
in Eugene, Ore. Craddock suffered
only minor Injuries. i
The collision occurred at a
highway Junction two miles north
of Bend. Norman C. Johnson,
driver of the other car, was not
Burt.
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