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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Dip
Sunday, April in, IflfiO
PARK 3 A
Business TVcws
By FLORENCE JENKINS
Kllincson Lumber Co., -IIH So. I manager which covers the firms'
4'h St., is changing Ihe design terminals north of San Krancifco
of its sawmill, according to R. P.to Portland.
Kllingsoo. Jr., and redesigning ! fr
aud revamping the building tol nichfield Oil Corp. reported net
install a seven-foot Prescott handL.a,.njnl! l0 slocklioltlers on April
resaw to replace its present Rtv 4 0f RiCar.R.IM for the year 1!59.
inch Meshon resaw . . . the build-j cr,ua $r, iS a s,are ,his
ing is being reroofed and ex-comparcs with $5.02 a share in
tended. . . . Brosterhous Co-i68. , . , "The increase in the
tilruction Co., 1541 Elm Ave., is corporation's earnings of apnroxi-.
doing the work. imalely 40 per cent, in spile of
Iriislurbed maikets for gasoline and
Oregon Slate Highway Commis-other products, points up the fact
inn will n-n bids on April 19 that Richfield has made progress
on $8 million worth of construe-: in solidifying its earnings-base
tinn work ... on May 10. thelthrough building up ils production
commission will nave one 01 tneiana reserves 01 crude oil. ae
largest bid openings in its his- cording to Charles S. Jones, Rich-
torv . . . proposals will be re-;lield president.
company ... on the same day.
Max ltug, assistant personnel
manager, and Huhen I'rtrrOin,
dry chain grader, received three
diamond service pins denoting 30
years each W illi the company . . .
last Monday. Lowell Niter. as
sistant shipping superintendent,
received his 25-ycar service pin
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BrOWn Opens Nominations Brink's Worker 'Fed Up,1 Flees With $30,000 Cash
A note from I.vle Downing,
formerly with the Herald and
.News, now managing editor
the Pendleton Kast Oregonian,
brings news that Ked llurcl, for
mer sports editor of this paer.
joined the KO staff on Thursday
as news editor. . . . fluid was
leaving Ihe Oregonian in replace
Mark Murphy who had resigned
at Pendleton to join the Oregon
ian copy desk.
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in tiiorgio fruit I 01 p
SVRAVnVTO HTI ;ov..ind Safely Code in order to per
Kdmund Ci Brown has signed in-jmit Ihe use of available inone
to law an urgency measure that lor construction of a hospital in
'will allow candidates to file tor the Anteoie Valley area,
ine assembly seat left vacant by j , hill bv WmhUman Ccorge
Ihe death of Dorothy Donahue 'D-k Brown Jr. 'D Monierey Park'
luulluu that permits incorporated cities to
The new law extends the dalcjpav j,,. district taxes from their
o im,i,h ,.i,i.M,umo p.nn-is 1.1 a general lunds in lieu of payment
.Mii.,ii nmi wne.e an only ihrougll the assessment of Drill).
the regular crlv ;IM,S.
t'HICACO H'PI' For 27iand extra ammunition in a neat good drunk The mess has got
years. William Johnson helped, pile 111 Ihe truck cab me insane and reudv in kill my.
Wreck Yards
Get Warning
ceived at Salem on 50 project;
estimated at $10 million.
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Contract awards for heavy en
gineered construction in the Pa-
V. .1. illilh limits and K. R.''ific Northwest total $1H1.0"7.0II
(I'.dcliol Routs now own P a r k lor the first quarter in 111(10, an
Cabinet Shop. 4101', So. Bill St., increase of S7.fi million over Ihe
w hich was established in HOT by .same period in 1:151). according to
Kdjie's father. Merman K. Kinds' a tabulation by Pacific Ruilder &
who has now retired ... all ofjKngineer . . . number of project
the counters and cabinet work in starts also is up by 2fi per cent
the IS National Town & C'oun-,- . 'he changing emphasis in
try bank. Bank of Klamath Kalis j national defense is rellecled in
and Kirst federal Savings &'he fact that military projects
l.ian Assn. was done by Park show a S.1H 7 million incre;.e lor
Cabinet Shop . . . the establish-, Ihe quarter, mainly due to sev
ment does all types of custom jeral big missile site contracts,
cabinet work, hardwood and ve-while airport construction is down
neer kitchens, formica counters M7.6 million.
and tables, sash & door work and
indidate dies afte
filing dale.
Il was aulhored bv Sens. James
A. Corey 1 1) Merced 1 and Walter
V. Stiern m-Rakersticldi.
Riown also signed inlo law Kri
day a hill appropriating s1.2no.ono
10 the state's account in the un
employment trust fund mam
Uamed bv Ihe I S Seiielai-v ol
hoard of n- T,-.,-.s,-v ' i PORTLAND .pi Three
directors has recommended to Brown said Ihe bill, also an'arlland automobile wreck
stockholders Ihe combination oturgcncy measure, was required '"B yards were directed Friday
outstanding Class A and Class B 1 because of a sudden slash in fed- bv "le Oregon Slate Sanitary Au
stuck into a single class of com- eral lunds available for the aH-tl101 '' ,0 S"P '' Mil.v 'hi open
mon shares with non-cumulative ministration of the Department of l'""'"'" tripied vehicle bodies.
voting rights . . . the board Kmplovment. The hill had been The agency said il will take1
called a siecial stockholders' Ijmroduccd by Assemblyman j court action unless the order is
meeting lor June 1 to vole on Thomas M. Rccs D-Los Ancelesi. obeyed. II added that (be order
Brink s Inc. cany millions and: on a i0tv of paper Johnson 'self.
minimis 01 miliars, lie never lost scrinnieii: 1 m going out on a
or stole a penny.
Brink's otficials here considered
Johnson, 57. one of their most
trustworthy armored car drivers.
He never gambled He seldom
jinnim. lie ami 111s woe. r,stcne.''Qyj LljICU 1 ',0,mM,n "' greedy. He
.ii.i.s iiuiiw iiiiiA im-vi on iiia anoine.r .ii.ihhi nennrl in
$5,500 yearly salary. PORTLAND (API - Oregon: truck.
Something mapped Friday in will need 4.135 additional hospital I Brink's ollicials found Johnson
the mind of quiet-living, scrupu- beds by 1070 if it is to reach thellwo hours later in a tavern near
lously honest William Johnson, national general hospital standard, his home. On a barslool beside
i He parked Ins armored car in In making Ihe estimate Friday.jhim sal a new bag containing
hunt of a Chicago currency ex-llhe Slate Board of Health said the S.10.IKKI minus $mi for a
change and watched a guard andlsiich a program would cost ahout'now jacket, a gray hat and four
. ....1..., ,,.s.IIMI i,Mt, v,,,,, ,- iiiiiiiuii nun. us. rouillls Ol 01 II1KS lor 1110 house.
Hospital Bed
Needs Listed
Then he picked un a money
ihag containing 'SiiO.ooo Irnm the
back of Ihe truck, carefully
locked all Ihe doors and wanii
:ered off.
ide.
Then he left his keys, uniform
cap. company coat and badge, re
volver, holster, Sam Rrowne belt
There is about one automobile to
every three persons in the I'nilrd
Stales.
The national hospital standard! "We knew where he was likely
is 4'2 beds per thousand popu-jln go. so our supervisor went
latiun. out there and there he was."
The board said il was recom- Brink's local manager Parker
Johnson could only explain:
't was just fed up. I just de
cided to lake off. I didn't need
the money. I haven't any bank
account, but I don't owe any
body, either."
Then the gentle armored car
driver began In ween. "There
Kven in his loss lo leinptaiinn.igoes evervihine " he snhhed. "Mv
job. my pay. my pension. Every
thing is gone."
Police Capt. Frank Pape,
known as the toughest cop in
Chicago, turned to reporters lis
tening to Johnson's story and
growled:
"Some people may think this is
a funny story. It isn't. It's a
tragedy."
the recommendation. . . . Rob
ert I)i Oiorgio, vice president,
said that uxn approval of Ihe
amendments by the stockholders.
Ihe corporation will apply for list
ing on Ihe New York Stock Ex
change . . . currently il is listed tractor of Bend, for the demoli
major
' with
Brow n signed Iw'o oilier bills 'affects only w reckers
Friday: cities who pollute the
A bill hy Assemblyman lorn c. such fires.
Carroll iDSan Fernando' that The authority voted to investi
removes restrictions in ihe Heallh'gate a complaint of fluoride dis
charge from the Reynolds Metals
Cn. olant at T'rniitd.'ile
only on the Pacific Coast Stock lion of Ihe present Lakeway Serv- It ordered reports on air pnllu
Exchange. jj,.e station at Oregon and Biehn lioni control projects at the Wall
0 si reels and erection of a new Chang Corp. at Albany.
Oregon families received SC.- Signal service station of morel The a g e n c v turned down re
7ti8.uoo in bcnelils from The than double the sip on a m-nund nuesls bv Cons Rav and Klm-eiii'ii
mending no specific number but
that the 4.1'15 tigure could be a
guide lo aid hospitals and com-
imunilies in construction planning.
Jones said "I think you could
classify him as sober "
"I'm a sick man." Johnson
said. "I feel sick all over."
YOU CAN
RELAX
When Voo Do Your Liundrv At
MERIT'S
COIN.O-MATIC LAUNDRY
m E. MAIN 4101 SO. UK
all kinds of custom millwork
, . . Ihey have a wide color range
IVill.inl .Morris, manager of Ihe
Tulelake branch of Lockwood
of formica samples and if they Graders, has been transferred to
haven't got what you want, they'll Bakersfield to manage the de
order it. velopmcnt of a new factory out-
I let there . . , Mr. and Mrs.
Harold D. (Doug) Christie has Morris and their two children
purchased the Union service sla-jhave lived at Tulelake since 1(157
tion at 201 So. 6th St. and willjwhcn he was promoted lo vice
operate it as Doug's Union Scrv-1 president of lxickwood Graders,
ice . . . previously he has been Inc.. of California . . . since
with Firestone and Johnny's Fly-1 California headquarlers will be
Ing A on So. Wh . . . his falh- at Bakersfield, Morris has named
er's first name is also Harold. r.arvin Klrhy as assistant mnna
so he is known as Doug. m jn charge of the Tulelake
)!ant.
The Inlerslale Commerce Com- n
mission has approved applications! The Ford Dealers Advertising
by Consolidated F reighlways to: Ass()cja(ion , lhe San Jose ,
acquire Liberty Moor Height, rM jus( ,
Lines. .Secaucus, V. .. and Mo- advertising campaign
,, . ,i ,,.r. j , to daily and weekly newspapers
the same ac inn, the ICC denied .. n , , .. ,
.. . , ' .., in Northern California, Southern
cijm.tji iuii i,v vi- in tti.iiiuL-
hquituble Lile Assurance Society
of the U.S. during 1SI5!. according
lo Harold P. Drake, agency
manager at Portland . . . less
area of 120x80 feet on the same!to make additional sewer connec
sile . . . the station will cnnlinue tions until adequate treatment of
to be oHM-aled by Marlin Nielsonlwasles is assured.
there will he two bays and It fixed June 15 as a deadline
man one-inim ol this amount wasjtwo islands for automobiles and for applications for federal water
(laid in death claims. j;rn nmlioard motor island and .pollution control construction as
icomplele equipment for boat ser-jsistance grants.
A 14-day excursion fare (25 per vicing . . . picnic ice is still Miller Products Co . a Portland
cent reduction between the Pa- available and oilier boating sup- insecticide manufacturer, was or-
cific Northwest and Southeastern : plies will be featured. Idered lo submit plans for elimi-
Alaska- will be put into effect: a a,inR p,Ksibly hazardous or ob-
April 15 by Pacific Northern Air. i ; ,l,.s nf iif,,n;..u ci,no ......;.... rmnc
lIle. according lo Harold A. Ol
sen. PNA vice president of traf-
" salcs 'he olfer runs lasl year, according lo Leo Hart
through May .11. I firld. ..resident of the national
ladies ready-to-wear clothing
2.100 So. Wh. chain . . . total sales for the
contract wilhiyear lo date showed only a 2.8
general con-1 per cent decrease.
Sales of Harllield Stores. Inc.,
for March showed a 10'R per cent
decrease over the same month
Signal Oil Co.,
has negotiated a
Ernest Steinlick.
I li ice other carriers: Silver Fleet
Motor Express, Iiuisville. Ky.,
Roll Lines. Charleston, W. Va.,
and Rutherford Freight Lines.
Bristol, Va. . . , upon con
summation, if the order be
comes effective on May 4 as
scheduled, CF will pay $2.1:10.024
for Liberty and $'.i,nno,00o for Mo
tor Cargo.
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Prudential Insurance Co. an
nounces it will pay triple indem
nity on certain of its policies
for most deaths occurring as the
Oregon and Western Nevada
this increased use of newspaper
advertising is designed to stimu
late Ford sales in the entire area
. . . the association directors arc
asking some 170 local newspapers
and local Ford dealers to work
together in merchandising this
campaign.
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Portland General Electric Co.
will pay an estimated $39,722 for
fish-passage facilities at the com
pany's Pelton dam on the Dos
Big-Y Easter Fixin's!
Giant 40h
chutes River . . . last year PGE
result of automobile or common isPnt to start the pro-
carrier accidents . . . this "third" Sm which it is conducting in
indemnity will he payable in cooperation witn stale tisnery
addition to the face value of the agencies and the U.S. Fish & W, Id
policv and the regular accidental lllfc Sorvlie, a." Phases of ,hc
death indemnity . . the new pdton fish P''t'tion system,
coverage applies lo death occur-!whith l0st j m,ll,on ,0 hu,,ld'
ring as result of accidental bodily jare bfin stlldlod Particular
injury suffered in three basic sit- attention is being paid to the
ualions: (1) while the policyhold-tnroe mile-,(nK f,sh ladder' lhe
er is driving or riding in a plea- '""k"1
sure automobile not in use for
business: (21 while he is a pedes
trian and is si ruck by a motor
vehicle: i.H while he is a passen
ger on a public conveyance such
as plane, train or bus.
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Beth I.innrll Hunt, 20, of Rax
ley, Ga., and a University of
Georgia student was named as
winner of the second annual Pills
bury Award, an on-the-job fellow
ship for home economists, which
Waller D. James has been ' lake ner n"ccl lrom c'ony
named executive vice president!10 a key position with The Pills-
for the combined operations of I bury co.
Oregon Nevada California Fast
Freight, Inc., and Southern Cali
fornia Freight Lines. . . . Vice
President Ernest A. Gritsch has
been named as northern district
Frank Lee Spencer, of the green
chain at Ihe local Weyerhaeuser
Co. branch, retired on March 31
after 16 years service with the
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