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January 8, 1038
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAOF, THE
A Now Yoiir'a iilft, beyond prloo,
win kIviiii to Mm. Cnrliitou Wiley
HIlMilielli Winner), plilrky yiimiK
Kliininlli Pulls Kill whd Ink been
Hour dentil fur iniiro thnii nix
weeks In St. Vincent's hoapllul
In I'orlluiiil.
ror (lie flint time since Thuiikn
llvlni liny, when Mm. Wiley ilf
fored the limn nf hor li'K In a
freak mitoinotilln accident In
Porllnnd, altumlliiK jiliy ntcliiim
bsvo (Ivan hur u chance ut life.
On Christines dny Mm. Wlloy
, wu ellowod to lit In lirr whoel
chair anil visit tho children at
Bt. Vincent's. Him suffered no
serious reliction mid sovoiiil diiya
lliliir showed definite sinus of Im
provomunl, tho flint In more
than a month.
Mm. Wlloy'a motlior, Mm. I.u-
oil Warner, la oxpooled In K In in -ath
Kalis for several diiya, this
week. Him lina not luft her
dnuitlitnr s bmlaldu since cullud to
Portland.
1938 BUDGET
BALANCE OUT
OF QUESTION
(Continued from Page Ona)
nil: modification nf tnies with
out reduction of Inrnnto.
Limits to Itefnrm
Radio chnlns spread I lie in on
ana across Ilia nation and Iran-
crlptlona and tranalatlona wore
matin for robrondrnsts over the
I world.
Willie lio llrited the ailottloll of
many business reforms .Mr. Roose
velt aald there wurn spuclflo Urn
Ita to tho extent Kovormnonl could
(o In effecting them, lie stressed
the necessity nf cooperation be
tween capital, labor and Kovorn
nient.
Tho mill-trust Inws, Mr. Itooae-
fell aald, "require reconstruction.'
but lie reserved ilntnllcd recom
mendatlona fur a Inter mcsHsite.
"Income Mut lie Kept I n"
He akaIii uriti'd inx revision
where levies were working, a hard
hip on ainull bunliieaa but said
federal Income aliould bo kept at
lla preaeut level, nhuai-a "muat
not ho featured" and "apeculatlve
Income should not bo favored
over oarned Income."
Aaaerlluic the teak facing the
three branches of Kovernmonl
"laces ua aa aiiuarely, aa Insla
fently, aa In March. 1131'" the
prealdent declared aa to the bual
neaa alluatlon and recent nttarka
on miinnpnllea by administration
lleiiienanta:
"Tho overwhelming majority of
bualneaa moil and bnukora Inlund
, to be good citizens. Only a amall
minority hnvo displayed poor cll
lienahlp by engnKlng In practlcea
which are dlahoneat, or definitely
harmful to unduly.
lilfttortlon
"Thla etntement la stralithtfor
ward and true. No peraon In any
reiponalhln place In tho govern
ment ol' the United Rtntea today
baa ever taken any poult Ion con
trary to it.
"Hut. unfortunately for the
eountry, when attention la called
to, or attack la mado on epeclfle
mlaiiae of capital, there hna been
a deliberate purpoae on the pnrt
of the condemned minority to din
tort tho crlllclmn Into an attack oil
all capital. That la wilful decep
tion, but It doea not long docolvo."
, The prealdent hlntod poaalble
slew propoanla for rovlalon of
banking prnctlcea when he assert
ed lufluiincea were nt work to
'control bankng and flnnnco" do-
plte federal efforla to "Inko auch
cont roll out of the hamta of a
f amall group."
Kept At l'ceie
"We have but to tnlk with hun
dreda of amall bnnkora through
out the United States." ho anld,
"to run II 10 that Irreapoctlve of lo
cal condition!, they are compollod
In practice to accept the nallclca
1 1 n 1 (1 down hy a amall number of
ttho lnmor hanka In ilm nntinn
Tho work undnrlnkon by Andrew
Aeckaon and Woodrow WIIon la
nut finlahod yot."
. 'Devoting tho flrat part of hla
meaango to foreign affnlra, the
prtsldont aald the Unltod States
" boon kept at ponce dnaplle
."vocations which In other dnya,
beriniiae 0f their anriouannaa could
well have engonilorcd war."
Vhlle thla country lind atrlven
for' reduction of aruinmonta and
ennyllliulon of Intnrnntlonnl dlf-
IWrHtcoa, he aald, In a world of
high tenalon mid dlaordor It and
othor poncoful natlona muat "be
atrong enough to assuro the ob
ervance of those fundamentals
of poaceful aolutlon of conflicts
. which are the only ultimata basis
f for ordorly exlatonce."
"Adequnto Dcfonso"
"Roaoluto In our detormlnnilnn
to respect the rights of othnra n,i
to command respoct for the rlghta
of ourselves," he added, "we muat
seep oursolvoa adequately atrong
in soii-uoiense.
He aald dlsrognrd for treaty ob
ligations aeoms to nave followed
the "surface trend" away from
democratic, forms of government
no aoaeo:
"Our people believe that ovor
wio years aemocrnc os of the world
will survive, and domocruoy will
be restored or established In those
nations which todnv k now it. nnl
In that faith Met the future peaco
01 iiiniiHlllll.
Tho presldont snld he
anxious as any Industrialist, bank
er, invoaior or economist to ha I.
noo tho budget but this doponded
on certain comilllona:
87,000,0110 Kxncnrilturra
I That tho government con
tinue to holp the neoily jobless.
S Thnt congress and the exe
cutive Join In eliminating or our
f telling federal ngenclea whore It
Too Late to Clansif y
JTOn SALM Furniture of three-
room apartment. This apart
niont for rent. Inquire 211 H.
Main. t-i
would not harm necoaaury func
tioning of government.
I That the nation's' purchas
ing power bo raised to the point
where tho tnxea would ho auffl
elenl to meet noccsitary govern
ment expinidllurna.
Mr, Huoauvnll re I to in tod that
anniinl expenditures could not be
cut much below 7,UUU,UUU,UUU,
"without destroying the easoiitlul
functions ur Inttlux fiooplo sliirve."
lie anld that by holding "normal
expenditures to about the present
level and with an lucrunao In the
uatlon'a Income producing gruater
tax revenues It would bu possible
not only to balnnce future bud
gets but alao to reduce tho debt.
QUIET, CHEERS
ALTERNATE AS
SESSION OPENS
(Continued from Pago Oho)
publican spokesmen were cool to
ward It,
Henute Majority Leader Uurk
ley of Kentucky aald tho musauKO
was "a very comprehensive, won
prepared and constructive speech,"
wlillo Senator McNary ol urcKun
the republican leader, culled It
"pleasingly conciliatory In com
pur lion with some of the recent
utterances by some aumiiiiairu.
tlon officials."
Hunnlor Nyo (ll-NI)) auld It
"would have been better If there
bad been some specific recom men
datlon for a wuy to help us gut
away from tho d I ror. I Wl'A dole."
"Hound, Constructive"
House Minority Louder Hnull
suld the message wus "more con
dilatory than 1 oxpuctud," while
ltupieseutatlvo Tuber (lt-NY) as
sorted "the president sooius to be
bound to make the dopreaslon
complete."
"A very excellent mensugc, cor.
lulnly consistent with Mr. Itoosn
velt's objectives throughout Ills
aduiliilatrutlou," aald Spoukor
iiankbead. I think there wan
nothing harsh In It or anything
that a fulr-mlnded person could
object to, olther big businessmen
or little businessmen."
"Vory sound and very construc
tive, was Majority Leuder Hay
buru'e comment.
Representative lloland (U-l'a)
the majority whip said "It points
the way for cunkreas to eniicl
leKislallon to overcome tho hut
arda confronting tho nation."
Prospecta llrlght
Dcaplte extrordlnary Interest
created by apeculatlon over what
Mr. Itooaevolt would have to say
about hla policies with regurd to
rr
uteres
more pleasure
M '38...
a happier new year
. . . and more pleasure for the
thousands of new smokers who
are finding out about Chester
field's milder better taste.
Mild ripe tobaccos and pure
cigarette paper are the best in
gredients a cigarette can have
. . . these are the things that give you
more pleasure in Chesterfields.
Coerrttht 1931. lietirrr at Rnii TosaccO Co.
business, (here were several evi
dences of determination on the
purl of lenders to got down to
work quickly.
Democratic Lender Rarkley of
(he seniito snld prospects for
eniidment nf Mr. Itoosnvell's pro
gram wero "bright." Jlu predict
ed the auniitn would dispose of the
controversial untl-lyiichliig bill In
week. It la ticketed for consid
eration Junuiiry 0.
lliirklny, Vice President 'tur
ner, Hpeuker lluiikhoad and Holme
Lender lliiyburn culled lit the
White House before noon to go
over his niessngo with Mr. Koose
voll. April or May
Later Hunkheud told newsmen
ho hoped congress would com
ploto Its work by April 10. liurk
iey predicted adjournment by May.
Jlunkhead said tho house this
week would begin considering the
Independent offices appropriation
bill unci would lake up other ap
propriation hills as soon us they
wore reudy.
He predicted the houso would
sturt conslderutlon January It) of
tho Ludlow war referendum reso
lution and ndded "as fur as I'm
concerned, I'm opposed to that."
Durkley suld the seuuto would
take up the udiuliilslrullon's gov
ernment reorgunlxutlon bill Im
mediately after a vote on tho antl
lyiichlug bill.
Itegurdlng suggestions the ad
ministration might seek to puss a
new wage and hour bill In tho
senule, the democratic leuder auld
he thought the wuge and hour
question now up to tho house.
SUBURBAN NIGHT
SPOT RAIDED;
STAFF ARRESTED
t (Continued from Pago Ono)
rntitn. District Attorney Hardin
Itlnckinor mild Monday thut per
son who owned bottles Iftft at
tho club could have them If they
would cull at hlii .Mica and make
proper Identification.
Tho aearch warrant hIho ahow
od thnt a ronnlderahle quantity
of liquor had been seized from
a ear parked near the Kmhaany
club houne.
Weekend activities of the state
men hero also Included arrest
of Walter C. Martens on a
charKO of unlawfully selling al
coholic liquor. Justice W. II.
Ilarnes said Martens Is under
suspended sentcuco for a similar
ofrVnse.
CENSUS INDICATES
MILLIONS JOBLESS
IN UNITED STATES
(Continued from, Pago One)
their need, when they seek em
ployment, they enter the labor
market und compote with others
who have Jobs or vitally need Jobs.
Tliey aro therefore a factor In
the unemployment problem
though they may never seek re
lief." In giving out his results, Rig
gers suld "the present report re
flects the decline uuring tne ear
lier atuges of the current business
recession but not the subsequent
trend."
Koine government economists
said unemployment probably
would be most pronounced In Jan
uary and February because or a
seasonal "slack period," but Hint
Jobs might Increuse in the spring,
lilkitors said the census should
prove worthwhile "not only bo-
cuuse It provides now rucia auu
figures about unemployment but
because the wide popular consid
eration of thla subject has focused
the attention of the nation upon
the Immedluto necessity of lor-
mulallng a long range program
of re-eiiiployinenl."
Attention will be given this
aspect of tho problem In hearings
beginning tomorrow before a sW
clul senulo committee Investigat
ing unemployment and relief.
CHIANG DROPS
CIVIL DUTIES
TO RUN ARMY.?
(Continued from Page One)
political effect China's Increasing
ly friendly relations with soviet
HiiHslu would bring.)
The government decided to
abolish all reformatories for poll
tlcul offenders and to releuse all
Inmates. This was termed a step
towurd complete froodom of
thought within the republic.
On far-flung buttle fronts the
Japanese were still smashing re
lentlessly ahead, resisted but not
halted In tbeir campaign to hum
mer China Into submission.
Japs Unln in HliaiituiiB;
Latest Japanese gulns were In
rich .Shantung province, where tho
Invaders captured the Important
city of Tuluu on tho Tlnntsln-l'u-kow
railway. Chinese troops blew
up a bridge and withdrew across
the Wen river, establishing a new
defense lino at Tawnkow.
Chinese air activity, resumed
1 -X
esterfield
.youttfincl MORE PLEASURE
in Chesterfields
milder better taste
after a long lapso, was marked by
an attack on Nanking. Only
vague details were learned. The
Chinese sold they bombed Ja
panese airdrome outside the for
mer Chinese capital, destroying
two planei on tho ground.
At Cunton. city officials threat
ened to destroy the populous port
ruther than surrender It to Ja
pan's threatened south China of
fensive. This was another mani
festation of the Chlneso "scorched
enrth" policy of leaving all behind
them In ruins as they fall back
before the Japanese.
Chinese Filers Decorated
Forty Chinese filers, distin
guished by shooting down one or
more Januliese Manes, were oo-
corated by Chiang Kai-shek at hla
field headquarter. Special ae
cnrutlons wero Dinned by Madame
Chiang Kai-shek on pilots who
have shot down more than five
Japanese planes.
The generalissimo said China's
fliers have proved themselves of
enormous benefit to the armeu
forcca of tho republic. The air
force has been strengthened re
cently by Russian plane deliveries.
Information reaching Shanghai
supported reports that Japanese
ncuce overtures to China hud
boon rejected. The Chinese point
ed out that they were anxious to
negotiate but aald the Japanese
terms were Impossible.
AP CORRESPONDENT
DIES OF WOUNDS
IN TERUEL BATTLE
(Continued from Page One)
wounds In bis legs and abdomen
and fracture of one leg.
Insurgent Generalissimo Fran
cisco Franco, who had telephoned
Zaranoza to Inquire of Nell's con
dition, expressed deep sympathy
whrii informed or bis death.
The correspondent, who earlier
in his career became known to
millions of sports fans for hla
vivid accounts of sports events,
had covered the Ethiopian war
and. since May. Spanish Insur
gent battletrouts.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3 0P) The
Ara-orlntcd Press' vast network of
wires carrying tho news to every
coiner of tho United States was
silenced for two minutes today In
tribute to Edward J. Nell, AP war
correspondent killed in Spain.
The flow of news was baited at
6:30 a. m. (EST), the moment
muss was being said for Neil In
the cathedral of Zaragoza. Spain.
CITY TAX RATE
RISES AFTER
ERROR FOUND
(Continued From Page One)
nth Falls for the now year Is 71.7
mills Instead of 71.3 mills.
Here Is the table of combined
rates for the various school dis
tricts: 1938 1937
County unit-county
unit high 32.0 31.2
County unit-Union
high No. 2 40.4 87.2
Dlst. No. 1 and
county unit high 37.0 38.1
No. 1 and Union high
No. 2 45.4 44.1
This la the table of combined
levies for municipalities, correct
ed: 1938 1937
Klamath Falls 71.7 71.2
Chlloquln 69.8 67.4
Bonanza 51.5 48.6
Morrill 81.0 48.1
Malln 89.8 64.0
HOMESTEAD BOARD
SLATES HEARINGS
THREE MORE DAYS
Hearing before the examining
board of the bureau of reclama
tion, in regard to the homestead
lands In the Tulelake area, will
continue for three daya accord
ing to the reclamation officials
Monday.
The board will hear the plea of
applicants on January 4, 6 and
12. These applicants include the
group which fell under 90 per
cont In the recent examination
for homestead lands In the newly
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