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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1954)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKUON PAGE TIVB Revival Meet Planned Police Pay Raise to Be Discussed With Ciiy Dads ported that Portland and Astoria have a 40 hour week for police; have a tuna day so-called winter vacation given, for working holi days. This 1 in addition to tbtV regular two weeks vacation. ' Ashland a 42 hour week; Eugene, Medford and McMlnnvUle, a 44; Roseburg, 45. Salem and several other towns The Civil Servica Commission met Monday with members of the police Department to discuss a res- olutlon recently passed by the com mission with recommendations per taining mainly to positions, salar ies and vacations. Outcome of the meeting was a decision by the police department to arrange a meeting with the city administration, at which Civil Ser vice Commission members will act as spokesmen for the department. The resolution specifically re commends' the following: (1) Abolish the position of as sistant chiet and create the position of captain, to be filled by com petitive Civil Service examination; (2) Create positions for a lieu- tenant, three sergeants, and a classification from patrolmen on a four year basis, to be filled by ex amination. Patrolmen's salaries are specllled at $3,600 per year for beginners, with 160 Increases the next three years. basis of one day for each month worked. . ' ' The Rev. T. D. Sumrall of Mc Comb, Mississippi, will direct a simultaneous revival meeting to be conducted by the live local groups of Southern Baptists of Klamath Falls and the First Baptist Church of Dorris. California. Dates for Southern Baptist Church, Van couver, British Columbia, will preach at the First Baptist Church According to Jack Henry, chair man of the commission. 15 cities in Oregon pay larger minimum sal aries for patrolmen than Klamath Falls, and these cities are much smaller than Klamath Falls. Six teen cities pay a larger salary for their chief of police. Henry also pointed out that In a in Dorris, . DIES '' -ATHERTON, Calif. W) Capt. Thomas B. Foster, 78. Secret Ser vice man who guarded presidents from McKlnely to Roosevelt and at his retirement headed Secret WE GIVE SH GREEN STAMPS KC PAINT STORE S20 Klamath Ave. "With the theme. 'Christ la the Answer," after many periods of (3) A 40 hour week, with time the revival meeting are April 16 prayer In more than 26 homea of and a half for overtime, making a five day work week with two con secutive days off. Hanawad Ora Ckar4 Of louis R.MAKN no ca 120 No. 7n church members scattered over the city, and through a program of personal visitation, the South' Service operations in 12 western states and Hawaii, died at his home here yesterday. A native of Washington, D. C Foster joined the Secret Service in 1901. He retired in 1845. 14) Annual vacations on the recent, survey made. It was re ern Baptist churches are serious ly seeking to win people to faith In Jesus Christ, and to en list them In direct, practical study of the Bible," Dr. Causey says. - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. 1954 UU , put f SM II I II I " Hll II I Km BmUl M sSXLJ ku alia. lT- t' W I take it from me... Bessy. The Basin Bossy THE REV. T. D. SUMRALL of McComb, Mississippi, will direct a simultaneous revival .meeting to be conducted April 16 to 25 in the five Southern Baptist Churches in Klamath Falls and the First Baptist Church in Dorris. to 35, according to Dr. E. M. Causey, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Cooperating In this evangelistic crusade are the First Baptist, Cal vary Baptist, Stewart-Lenox Bap tist, Altamont Baptist churches, and Trinity Baptist Mission, all in Klamath Falls and the Dorris Baptist church. Dr. R. W. Leazer, state evange list of the Missouri Baptist Con vention, will be preacher for the Stewart-Lenox Baptist Church; Dr. T. D. Ownes, pastor from Lake Charles, Louisiana, will be at Cal vary Baptist; the Rev. Ross Mc pherson, pastor of the Kuu;chest r and at Budget Prices 1 -jl . fESiB&ijfa IW-w u fete? jtfSSJd Open Account Today :$k W I'JJsf'' jSA Exactly 500 Hats on Sale! It's our Share for Klamath Falls. A large West Coast Millinery Manufac turer sold their entire stock to Leons Stores at Greatly Reduced Prices. You would expect to pay from $6.00 to $12.00 for every hat. Now is the time to buy that EASTER BONNET! m $3 . .$4 . .$5 styles . . Bonnet . . . Pillbox . . . Pancake . . .Sailor, v. one to suit your personality. Colors . . . . J White . . 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