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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1942)
! July- 2. 1012 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREES o DPAD 0 TO ASK FDR EXTRA FUNDS By WILLIAM n. SPEAR WASHINGTON, July 2 (!) Prion Administrator Leon Hen derson stocked hl vest pocket with "cli!nm today mid prepared to head for Cupltul lilll to link tliu seiialo (or thu ox I in SOU, 000,()U( thu house refused him tlio difference, ho said, bo. twain rationing nnd anarchy In distribution. Thu session of tlio senate up proprlulloin subcommittee con sidering tlio supply bill which curries tills fisctil year's funds for tlio office of price udinlnlii. trillion win prlviilo but Hondor con Hindu bin case public In lid vuiico with ii statement tbut "price, runt mid rationing con trols liro nil placed In Jcopiirdy" by thu $78,000,000 budget which wus nil tlio Iiouho would give him. Henderson sought $161,000, 000 for operations through next June and wild that this estimate "was built upon careful first hand estimates of the require ments of the offlcu." Unless thu full amount Is forthcoming he siild, the Ol'A may hove to can cel rent control In 202 of the UH7 projected areas and curtail oilier functions, Mora Rationing The staff "Is already badly overworked," ho added, but even existing personnel would have to bo reduced. There Is nn Inadequate staff to adminis ter Ilia universal prlco celling, ho continued, and none at nil to administer the cclllnK on con sumer services. Moreover the Ol'A "believes that It faces lit least 10 additional rnllonlnii programs during the coming 12 months," As-ho appeared for more funds. Henderson also spotlight cd two other disputes with con Kress the prlco concessions to farmers and the matter of sub sidies to absorb losses under prlco ceilings. Ho announced that he wns "being compelled to tako meas ures that will ralso retail prices of tlm 11)42 pack of canned and dried fruits by" as much as IS Per cent mid possibly more." This represented tlio first de parture permitted from the uni versal prlco celllntl, In nn ac companying statement to house wives, HcrmCifton expiainca mat It was made necessary by tlio concessions to growers which tho farm bloc wroto Into the prlco control net over tho ad ministrations opposition nnd by tho refusal of cmiKrcss to ap prove tho subsidy plan by which tho government could hnvo ab sorbed business losses when nec essary to mnko prlco controls stick. Tho Increased p r I c o I on canned nnd dried fruits will apply only to tho 1042 pack, which has not yet reached the retail stores. The details remain to bo worked out. Take a Look "7' '4235& I: ... . Douglas Aircraft workers In California do their bit nnd mum. Ilcsldes building war pliincs they savo mis by riding bikes to wurk. Here's tho park ing lot, stretching for mllos. TO CLOSE JUL! 4 Banks, tho Oregon state liquor storo, city hull, courthouso, and tlio chamber of cominarco of fices along with other business houses In tho city will clpso all day Saturday, July 4, giving em ployes a two-day holiday. Officials at the liquor store said their establishment would closu Friday at 10 p. m, and open Monday at 10 a. m. Tho postoffice will remain open as usual until noon, There will bo a morning delivery In tho city but no rural mall dis tributed, Postmaster Burt K. Hawkins stated. WAGE BOOST PORTLAND, July 2 (VP) Wages and living costs were linked yosturday In a contract that gave 4000 AFL culinary workers hero an immediate 10 per cent Increase. Tho minimum for waitresses was lifted to $3.00. Ll-SAL NOTICES TO HELP FARMERS SALEM, July 2 (P) Oregon residents were urged by Gov ernor Charles A. Bprnguo today to spend their Fourth of July holidays by aiding hard-pressed farmers to harvest their cherries, strawberries, cane fruits and hay. Tho governor outlined tho fol lowing four-point program to aid tho farmers: Women and children should step up their efforts as volun teer fruit pickers. Families should spend all holidays working in fields and orchards. Merchants should release ns many of their employes as pos sible for harvest work. Business and professional workers should spend their spare time by working at harvest tusks. Storekeepers Told To Post Prices PORTLAND, July 2 Ml Tho Oregon OPA ordered storekeep ers today to post maximum March prices at once, , No further extension of dead lines will bo granted, Richard O. . Montgomery, director, snld. Ho also ordered merchants to fllo price lists with prlco and rationing boards. Two rationing officials were appointed, William II. E. L. Cox to become temporary head of tho sugar section, and Ed Dag ncr to becomo a tiro section representative, Hitler knows now that he has missed tho bus. His boots are slinking.' His henchmen aro jit tery. They aro definitely reck' onlng now with a defeat. J. J. Zmrhal, president Czechoslovak National Council of America. Turning our eyes to the fu turo post-war world, wo know that tho walls of Isolationism and burrow Reparation aro gone. Gov. Harold Stnsscn of Minnesota, Sure Sign of Something 1 7i int. i1 it r . J IV. j J f V I t - V """Hi i 1' ' 01 ! V h t Only Hollywood could explain why shapely socialite, Edna Johnson, signed by l)io movies when discovered in n radio appearance, ims uoi , . . yet been asslgnod to a dim role. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION DEPAItTMENT OF THE IN TEHIOH, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, LAKEVIEW, ORE GON, JUNE 22, 1042, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY, a corporation, of Bend. Oregon, made application No, 016131 (lilted June iO, 1042, and filed In tho District Lund Offlco at Lakcvlcw, Oregon, on Juno 22, 1042, under tho Act of March 20, 1022 (42 Stat. 405) and amendments thereto, to ex change lands within the . Des chutes and Fremont National Forests In Oregon, for timber within the Deschutes National Forest In Oregon. The applicant, The Shevlln Hlxon Company, a corporation, offers to tho United States tho following described lands situate In Klamath County, Oregon, to wit: T. 24 S., R. 11 E., W. M. Sec. 7 Lots 8, 0 and 16 Sec. 18 SEi SEt Sec. 36 NWJ SW, SI SWJ T. 25 S., R. 11 E W. M. Sec. 1 Lot 2, NJ Lot 3 Excepting from all of the lands above described the lawful width of tho State Highway known as tho Fremont Highway as present ly laid out and established across the sumo. Tho net area of the land above described being 320.87 acres, mora or less, according to tho United States Survey there of. The above lands are also sub ject to the right of the applicant, its successors and assigns, to maintain and use tho existing logging railroad across tho Si SWt, NW1 SWJ of Sec. 36, Twp 24 S., Rgc. 11 E and Lot 2, Nl Lot 3 of Sec. 1, Twp, 25 S Rge 11 E., Willamette Meridian, un til December 31, 1062; and sub ject also to the right of tho ap plicant, Its successors and as signs to maintain and use its telcphono lino along tho south sido of tho above referred to un til December 31, 1002. In exchange for an equal value of timber from portions of the following described lends, to-wlt: T. 23 S-, R. 12 E W. M. Sec. 31 Wi NEi, Wl, Sl SEJ T. 24 S., R. 11 E W. M. Sec. 1 All Sec. 2 SEI Sec. 12 NWJ NEI, Ni NW1, SEI NWJ, SWJ Sec. 28 Si SJ Sec. 20 Wi, SEi SEi Sec, 30 Ei Sec. 32 NEi, SEi NWi, Ni SWi, SWJ SWJ, SEJ Sec. 33 NJ, SWJ , Sec. 34 NWJ T. 24 S.. R. 12 E., W. M. Sec. 6 N I NWi, SWi NWi The lands last above described aro situated within tho bound aries of tho Deschutes National Forest, State of Oregon, and con tain approximately 3,680.00 Acres, Tho purpose of the publica tion of this notice Is to allow any and all persons claiming the land or timber selected, or hav ing bonafldo objections to such application for said exchange, an opportunity to fllo tholr protests with tho Register of tho District Land Office at Lakevtew, Ore gon, and any such protests or objections should bo filed on or beforo tho 30th day of July 1042, In said District Land Office, . CLARENCE W. OGLE, Register. J25; Jy 2-0-16 No. 87 NOTICE THAT BONDS WILL BE REDEEMED AND INTER EST SHALL CEASE Notice is hereby given, In com pliance with See. 111-1708 O. C. L, A., to the holders of bonds Issued by School District No. 1 of Klamath County, Oregon as follows: School District No. 1 bonds numbered 26 to 85 Inc. dated August 1, 1927 at 4J. Above listed bonds aro now redeemable and will bo re deemed by tho County Treasurer at Klamath Falls, Oregon, and Interest thereon shall cease after August 1, 1042. C. L. LANGSLET, County Treasurer, ' Klamath County, Oregon. Jy 2-3-4 No. ftp. . Nazi Instruments of Destruction i . - sr IKEA Tclr,,hoto) tUectrlo blasting cops, pen and pencil delay mechanisms, detonators, ampoules of acid nnd other uibolago materials are these seized by the P. B, I. In their recent roundup of ciKht enemy snboteours landed on the East Const from German submarines. 1 SALEM WAS HOT I SALEM, July 2 W) Tuesday, ! with Its top temperature of 102 degrees, was tho hottest Juno day since weather records were first kept in 1023. 148 8TRIKE SALEM. Julv 2 (P! Union members estimated today that 148 employes of the Paulus Brothers cannery here arc on strike for higher wages and un ion recognition, although AFL t o strike has no official sanction from the Salem . . .tiiclalt of the pla; t i comment. CAR QUOTA PORTLAND, July 2 The Oregon OPA announced today that the state's July quota of new automobiles is 207. In June It was 332. PORTLAND, Ore., July 2 P) Federal employment service of ficials said yesterday that Port land und Vancouver, Wash., HhfnynrriH win hire an sddiilnna! 107",000 workers by the end of the year If housing can be pro vided for them. L, C. Stoll, Oregon employ ment service director, said he was not worried ubout finding tho workers, half of whom he said could be hired locally. The big problem is housing, ho said, citing the case of the Vancouver shipyard, where 55, 000 will be employed in a town which in the 1040 census had only 18,000 residents. Stoll predicted that,, besides dormitories for single men, 36, 000 houses or apartments will be needed. Sprogue to Speak On July Fourth SALEM, July 2 (P) Governor Charles A. Sprague will deliver a Fourth of July address Satur day noon over a statewide radio network, he said today. He will speak from his office. He will discuss civilian de fense, the war, and the recent conference of state governors In Ashcville, N. C, which he at tpnded, ' Bridge playing discourages conversation but, like golf, often improves the vocabulary. Government Files Complaint Against ' SP on Animal Law ' SACRAMENTO, Calif., July 2 Wi The government filed com plaints In federal court Wednes day charging the Southern Pa cific Railroad company with vio lation of a law prohibiting con finement of Sniii'iuls iiiOitt ihut'i 36 hours without unloading them for rest, food and water. ' The complaints alleged that the violations occurred last Feb. 3 and 4 in Klamath Falls. Ore., judgment of $500 is sought by tne government In each complaint. death early today of John Dor sey, 69, Portland. , . , Hospitals reported several other heat prostration cases. The previous June high In Portland was 101 degrees, re corded In 1025. 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