Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 06, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thundar. Sap!, t. 1943 T Washlr.frton, Sept. B flJR) President Tniman today recom mended to congress cutbacks of $3,500,000,000 In 1946 fiscal year appropriations and contract authorization of 28 civilian war agencies. The White House said the cut backs recommended by the pres ident Included $2,755,081,394 in what were described as wer-re-lated appropriations for the cur rent fiscal year and $794,501,208 in contract authorizations. Military Unaffected Military activities of the war and navy departments were not affected, the White House said. Cutbacks affecting these ac tivities will be dealt with by the president In new recommen dations to congress within a few days. In addition to the cutbacks, the president proposed reduc tions of $9,318,307 in the 1940 limitations on administrative ex penses of several government corporations and agencies. lie also suggested a plan for re turning to the treasury $1,100, 600 In certain government cor poration funds and proposed pro visions for extending the avail ability of certain national de fense appropriations to June 30, 1948, and for facilitating the liquidation of war agencies. First Ford Trucks Off Assembly Line Richmond, Cal.. Sent. 6 (U.R) The first lot of 50 trucks pro duced here since the war was off the assembly line of the Ford Motor Co. plant today, and of ficials of the company said the prewar capacity of 350 trucks a day probably will be achieved In several months. Th -Richmond plant, serving the west coast and Hawaiian Is lands, Is continuing modification rf tanks and motorized equip ment for th armed forces, but lias virtually halted assembly of new combat vehicles. Washington, Sept. 8 UB The office of price administra tion, acted today to protect ten ants against having their rented houses suddenly sold out from under them. Beginning Sept. 15 OPA will require a minimum waiting period of six months before purchaser can evict a tenant and move Into his house. The waiting period Is now three months. The longer waiting period will be enforced In all rent con trol areas except where the OPA area rent director decides that three months Is adequate It will not apply If the buyer of the house is a former service man. Price Administrator Chester Bowles said a labor department survey revealed that the per centage of rental houses has been reduced as much as 33 per cent In some areas by record sales of rental homes. Bowles said that rent controls would be continued as long as pressure on rent ceilings re mains. Portland Watches For Tong Gunmen Portland, Ore., Sept. 8 (U.PJ Police reinforcements today pa trolled the Portland Chinese dis trict otter San Francisco authori ties warned thnt 25 gunmen were en route here to start a Tong war. Chief of Police Harry M. Miles said he had been notified by San Francisco Police Chief Charles Dullen. Dullea said Chinatown squad had picked up a tip that differences were to be "settled" between the Suey Sing and Sing Kong societies. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Mod ford and vicinity: Clear tonight nd Kridny with warmer dtiytlm tem perature!. Ore on: Scattered rlouda tonight and Kridny. Warmer afternoons. Mud rata nurlhwest winds off coast. LOCAL DATA Tempera tura a year ago today: )Iijfhe.M 100. Loweat 35. Total monthly precipitation; .04 Int-hei. Deficiency for tht month: .01 Inchea. "loin I precipitation mica September 3, 1 945: 04 Inchvi. Delii-trtu-y for the irnnon: .01 Inchea. Itrlulive humidity nl 5.;ui p. m. yes-! Urdjy. J7',V; a ;n today: u2 . i Tomorrow j Sunrli 8:43 a m. Sunaet 7 .13 p. m. i Ohiervatlons Taken at Q 30 a. m ' 120 Meridian Time. Hih Low Prto. Unlet . 77 42 I ton tun ... 8i fls hu-HjEO ... 1)4 Jtenvi't .............. OS tilt tireka M M .01 llavrtf 73 57 T 1 on Angeles 911 6A JMrdford M 74 41 New York $2 5 oinahit . H2 70 J'hoenlx ...w .... 1 1 .i 74 l'nrtlnnd He no DeMille Organizes Against Politics Sacramento, Sept. 6 (U.R) Cecil B. DeMille, noted motion. picture and radio figure, today carried a fight against political action by economic groups a step further by formation of the "De Mille Foundation for Political Freedom." Articles of Incorporation were filed for the organization with the secretary of state's office hore. They declared It will work to establish the right of Individ uals to "work and earn a living without paying dues or assess ments for any political cause sponsored by an employer, asso ciation, corporation or labor union." Washington, Sept. fl (U.R) Col. Robert R. 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P. Diesel Motor and other necessary equipment Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc. S. C. Star Route, Eagla Point, Oregon Telephone Eagla Point 23 IS "Wealthy" Suitor' Commits Suicide As Exposure Near Hollywood, Sept. 8 (U.R) Movie studio employe Lionel Sampson, 46, who represented himself as a wealthy ranch own er to win the love of his fiancee, committed suicide when he faced exposure, a coroner's Jury ruled today. "Mr. Sampson told me he had a ranch and stocks and securi ties valued at SfiO.000 and that he had made a will in my favor," Mrs. Joan House, 26-year-old Australian war bride, declared. "Since his death I have learn ed he had nothing." Mrs. House said she and Simp son had planned to go to Nevada last Aug. 27 for her to get a di vorce from her navy ensign hus band and to be married. Samp son's body was found Just before they were to leave. 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