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By FLORENCE JENKINS
T. J. O'Harra, Richfield Oil
Corp. distributor (or Klamath area,
has awarded construction contract
to Duncan Bros., Bend, on the
firm's low bid of approximately
$.10,000 to build a brand new type
service station at Boardman and
Altamont for O'Harra as owner
... he will engage an operator
for the station upon completion.
. . . Duncan Bros, will also build
two new service stations for Rich
field Oil Corp. . . . one to cost
about $40,000 at the corner ol
Biehn and Oregon Ave., to be the
same size as O'Harra's station,
30 x 40 feet ground area for the
building . , , and the other near
the North Entrance to cost approx
iniately $100,000. . . . Duncan
(or his 1960 plans for expansion.
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According to business names
filed with the city, James L,
Sharp and Joseph Mahan have
established J & J Service at 2400
Oregon Ave.
space. , . . E. A, Srholer is doinp
I he work, using Glass Mountain
Block . . . business continued as
usual and this week should see the
last of the clean-up done . . . shop
will offer complete facilities for
service of all foreign cars.
PACE 3 A
The young men of the
two universities may
Plans for a new field house a'
KUHS are to be completed prob
ably this week, by Morrison & (jucers
Howard, architects, 20305 Wil
Bids will be opened at 2 p.m.,
Nov. 23, by the base procurement
officer, 408th Fighter Group, King-
slcy Field, for contractual services! weak in Latin, but they're going
necessary to paint the interior of to be sound in German, French,
the Airmen's Service Club. . , .! Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and
Inv. No. 60-13. ' Icelandic languages.
, 0 Speaking fascinating continental
Oregon hatcherymen, egg pro-accents and dressed in everything
broiler growers and allied from alluring green eye shadow
By EDDY GII.MOKE 'the bancs ar everywhere.
LONDON IAP) The cities ofj Oxford has an estimated 1.200.
Oxford and Cambridge have under-jCambridge about 700.
gone a subtle but unmistakable! They're engaged In learning
change. They are packed with English.
girls, most of them foreign. j Some are scholars at various
towns' girls' schools
in the Oxford and
university teachers, One college allows them in as
Vnder special circumstance u-!lte as 10 p.m.
(Ierraduales can entertain female Those who invite cirls to their
friends in tlwir rooms up to i p.m.
curfew.
Dog In Window
graduate, Cambridge neighborhoods
uiners are waitresses at tea I f f
shops, coffee bars, pubs and cafes. i-Ong OOfie UOJj
Mill others are paid mothers' nni 1 vvmnn mn 1 r.u,l.i.. ...... j .1.. j-..- . ' ! nlunced about .vi fnei inin a elumn
rooms for teas and snacks suffer
the constant and studied interrup
tion of college porters all males.
For the more adventurous there
are, of course, the wide open
spaces. So it's down to the coflee
bars, the cafes, the snack bars
Plane Crashes; i
One Leg Broken 1
ASTORIA (API C. G. Ester
brook, 4.1, Washougal, Wash.,
came out with only a broken leg
from the crash of his light plana
near Ocean Park, Wash., north
of here, Friday.
He said he was circling over
the home of his parents when the
plane's engine quit. The craft
helpers to the numerous wives of
foot pumice block building will
incorporate existing na!atorium
as center section , . . radiant
floor heat planned and the con
tract will include installation of
Bros, were low bidders among a 'new filtering plant to bring the
iinrti.ctrv fnnrftcontntivpc will mnpl In t-nnnllftnt hi.-., 'If pnllnn etn'L-inn
nd.us D.uS., anu o.as win oe m-!at Eugcne on NoV- 6 for lhe 20th
uiea as soon as pians are approved annual oullook mecting of the
by the board ... the 136-foot by 84- pnl,,tl. , nali,,-u A.
sociation at the Osburn Hotel.
. . . Max Wales of the University
of Oregon school of journalism
selected list of general contractors
from whom bids were invited. . . .
Richfield received a total of five
bids including bids from Broster
hous Construction Co., and Dc-
to Grade A health
building up
standards.
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Warren H. Parr, general con
tractor, 1830 Hawthorn, is build
will speak on motivation of buying
at the banquet.
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Witt & Burke, both of Klamath ing a new 1450-square foot resi
Falls. , . . Asphalt Paving Co. denco, with full basement, in 400
has completed excavation at I block on Dahlia St. for Mr. and
Boardman and Altamont and crews Mrs. Wesley Ezell, 112 Hieh St.
are working at Biehn and Oregon
... in addition, the company will
do much of the total paving. . . ,
O'Harra reports attending a Rich
field meeting at Portland at which
II. B. Douglas, North Division
Mgr., expressed confidence in the
continuing fast growth of the
Klamath Basin which was prompt
ing Richfield to expand its build
ing program in this area . . .
"to provide the finest retail facili
ties available anywhere."
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First Western Bank & Trust Co.
has named Richard T. Barry to
the post of assistant cashier at the
Butte Valley office at Dorris, ac
cording to Thomas W. Chatburn
Jr., manager. . . . Barry began
his banking career with the First
National Bank of Oregon in Mer
rill ... in 1955, he left First
National to attend college and in
October, 1958, joined First West
ern ... he has been at the Butte
Valley office since February of this
year.
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A 10 per cent discount by All
state Insurance companies on in
surance premiums for compact
and small cars became effective
in Oregon today, according to re
gional manager Charles E. Col
bert, Salem . . . the special dis
count will apply on bodily injury,
property damage, collision and
medical payments coverages for
private passenger autos of limited
size, weight, horsepower and price
. . . the new discount will apply to
all qualified cars unless they al
ready are receiving a 25 per cent
second car discount, offered when
there are two cars in a family.
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Mid-day duplicate bridge is go
ing to be available to all players
in the area on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month starting
on Nov. 3, according to announce
ment by Mrs. David A. Richard
son, director of the regular Thurs
day evening Lakeshore Duplicate
Bridge Club sessions . . . play
will commence at 10:30 a.m. on
Tuesday at the eiiy library. .
Mrs, Frederick W. Hyde will be
tournament director , , . those
playing should bring a sandwich
for lunch . . . coffee will be avail
able . . . sessions should conclude
by 2:30 or 2:45 p.m., permitting
mothers of school age youngsters
to be home by the time the chil
dren get there . . . also the ear
ly finish will not interfere with
dinner preparation.
. Parr is also building two oth
er homes on Dahlia for resale . . .
and has the contract for construc
tion of a new home in Merrill
for Robert Graves, manager of
the telephone company at Merrill
. also for Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Schinthaler a new residence
Merit E. Smith, head of Merit's
Electrical Appliances, 609 So. 6th
has purchased the property for
merly occupied by Baraboo Elec
trie, 335 E. Main St. . , . this
cives him 115-foot frontage, in
cluding ample off-street parking,
On Nov. 13 and 14, the state's
first Sheep it Wool Days program
will be held at Oregon State
College, according to Dr. D. C.
Church, animal husbandman at
the OSC agricultural experiment
station, Corvallis . , , participants
; will view research being done at
OSC on lamb feeding and Hamp
shire breeding. , . . G. Alvin Car
penter, livestock marketing speci
alist at the University of Califor
nia, will speak on producer prob
lems in lamb grading and mar
keting the first day . . . there will
hp an imnrpssive list nf vnpl-urv
at ! nnA Hpmnnclrntinnc at thp rt-tapt.
3 L.axesnore unve, mamatn
Falls . . . the latter home will
WROTE BY EXPERIENCE
Fannie Hurst obtained her ma
teria! for her stories of working
girls through personal experience
by seeking employment in many
capacities.
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years back, singer Patti Page where, as one German eirl was!0' llecs- 0ne win2 was torn fr-
nu.de a big record called "How heard to comment:
Much is That Doggie in the Win-l .... ...,it to , . Maine has more than 2.500 miles
:oink on
Well, she got her dug. all right
MENMNGEK TELLS WHY
CHICAGO IUPI) - Almost
anyone is at least a little bit
nuts, psychiatrist William C.'But now the little rascal has gone
Menninger said Friday. Mcnnin-'out the window, so to speak,
acr, president of the Mcnningcrl Miss Page reported Friday that
Foundation, Topeka, Kan., said her terrier named "Window"
that's why we usually manage! alter the hit song is missing. She
"to see something queer in the I said it vanished from her home
other fellow." jin the Sunset Strip district.
of coastline and 2,500 lakes.
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incorporate the use of "Oregon
Rainbow Rock" found mostly
around Madras and Maupin . . .
special rock to be used for facing
and for construction of an exten
sive planter as demonstrator at
the nursery site.
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Completion of plans by Morri
son & Howard, architects, Wil
liams Bldg., on the new Lucile
O'Neill school are waiting for the
ing.
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A reduction of up to 10 per cent
in purchase rates for new group
pension plans is announced by
Ed Day, vice president in charge
of western operations for Pruden
tial Insurance Co., Los Angeles
. . . at the same time, the com
pany announces it will increase
its guaranteed interest rate to
four per cent on some of its new
pension contracts. . . . "Liberal
izations nave also been made in
eral tax revisions which reduced
income tax on pension fund re
serves, and by higher investment
yields."
completion of the hot water well contract provisions," Day said
which win uroviue neai lor me '",-,,0,1., ,oihi h., 11,.. in-.n rj
new structure.
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Consolidated Freightways has
purchased over $12 million of new
highway equipment since July 1
of this year, CF president J.L.S.
Snead, Jr., announces ... the
new equipment includes 360 trucks
and tractors, 724 trailers for dry
freight and 209 insulated, refrig
erated trailers for perishable car
go ... in addition, CF recently
ordered $1.5 million worth of con
tainers to be used interchange
ably on trucks and ships.
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Pacific Trailways (Oregon
owned bus system with headquar
ters at Bend) again has been
awarded national honors for out
standing driver safety, perform
ance from July, 1958 through
June, 1959 . . . during that period,
Pacific Trailways' drivers oper
ated over three million bus miles
with less than one vehicle inci
dent for every 300,000 miles . . .
National Safety Council rules con
sider any incident causing even a
one-inch scratch on a bus as an
accident . . , this award, received
Thursday in connection with the
47th National Safety Congress &
Exposition in Chicago, follows the
first place award won for the
year which ended June 30, 1958.
. . . William Niskanen, vice presi
dent and general manager, in ac
cepting the honor for his organiza
tion, stated that bus travel as a
whole showed a 30 per cent im
provement over last year in ve
hicle incidents per miles of operation.
Hound Dog
Shot Works
EGLIX AIR FORCE BASE, Fla
(API A GAM-77 Hound Dog air-to-surface
missile was launched
from under the wing of a B52
Stralofortress Friday night and
made a successful flight.
The self-guided flight, the first
for a Hound Dog, took it to a pre
determined spot hundreds of miles
off Florida's East Coast.
The long-range missile was
guided by its self-contained iner
tial autonavigation system, which
the Air Force said was foolproof
against radar jamming.
The Stralofortress left Eglin for
the test, carried out under direc
tion of the Air Research and De
velopment Command.
The capabilities of the 51-foot,
supersonic Hound Dog have not
been announced.
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REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
Robin & Meyers New & Used
Cars, 1200 E. Main, is expanding
again. . . . Don Robin and Jack
Myen figured out a way to ex
tend the shop clear back to the
end of the property, increasing
the size of the service department
by the addition of 41 x 32 feet of
Group To Study
Farm Vehicles j
SALEM (API The Legislative
Highway Interim Committee will
meet in Portland Nov. 6 to dis
cuss regulation of farm vehicles.
Other subjects on the agenda
are laws relating to drunk driving
and proposals for reflectorized li
cense plates.
Problems of the state Parks De
partment will be presented by C.
H. Armstrong, state parks superintendent.
INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITY
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Th pictured Copco facility, on property owned by Great Northern, will be
vacated end available for new occupancy Jan. I, I960. Property is 2.2 acres on
South Riveriide, highway 97, iniide city boundary. GN 580 foot spur track.
Wood frame buildings, galvanized iron siding and roofing. Shop and parts
storage, 2957 sq. ft. Crew quarters, rest rooms, 488 sq. ft. Enclosed vehicle
storage, 5552 sq. ft. Second floor office, 727 sq. ft. Pole rack and transform
er platforms, 12,049 sq. ft. Will sell improvements, assign lease, $15,000.00.
Contact S. I. Ritehey, Klamath district manager Copco.
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