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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1942)
October 2!T. 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON S PAGE THREH 4 DIVISION OF TUXES AMONG CITIES ASKED A pirn for jirentor division of atntn-cnllerltifl (nxflu wllh Oregon cities by Vlrll Lun'Ktreo, nltor ni'y fin- tho L(nuno of Owkod Clllcs, liniuli'd roKlomil ineut. lull of thn Iomhiio hint nlht In tlm Policiin drill. Thn atnla of OtcKon, Lund tree mild, nlnndii hint timoiiK tho III nlutoH In tux nluirhiK mid on n ('OIIHlHIIKtllCC, loenl IavIiH nuint lu an lilxli 11 icy are ntuiulltiK ns a bnrrlor to tlio cAtnbllnhmnnt of new ImliiNlrlf within tho stato. Tho fuel tluit four now iiliinilnum plant hnvo linen recently con structed In Wuxhlnijton whllo only ono tins been vuliibl tubed In OroKon ciin bo traced In pnrt to hlidi local tnxi'D, LiuiKtrco assert ed. More Maintenance Currently, tho attorney mild, ullilhlly Iunh tluiti $3 per capita , Is returned to nuinlclpnlltlcs In t, Oreiton whllo In Wnnhlnuton moro than $12 In returned. In California, the rato U nearly $2-1. Tho national nvcrano In The ImiRiie reprcncntntlvn itnld that with milo travel restrictions Inim1 enl, city direct and rond ways arc koIi to bo used moro whllo hIiiIo lilxhwuys oro doing 1 to bo lined lenn, Tho rcnull will bo necessity for rciilcr main tenanca of tho street nnd thun a lildlier cost. There, tin said, In ono reiinon why II will bo Imperative that the "Into turn over more money to local Kovorninentn, Luniltroc timed that local gov ernment get their financial liounea In order now In prepara tion for pont-war period which, h. nald, will nee tho national Kov crnmeut no dobt-rldden It will be unable to launch public workn projocln to offnet a deprennlon which In bound to follow tho war. Development Tho pont-war roconntructlon burden, ho declared, will full heavily on local uovcrnmentn, Lanittrca urged that tho ntate tux bona bn re-nlignod to bring It on n pur with other ntatcn in tho union. Orogon, ho nald, now ban ono of the lowent tax banen In tho nation and one which in buned on on economy of three decade ngo, Hlnce then, ho nnld, wo have nccn tho development of tho mo tor car with I In accompanying need for an Incrciinlngly belter roadway nyntem nnd progrena In oil other fleldn requiring more expenditure on tho part of tho government. General Discussion "Continuance of the tax policy which han earned un the title of the 'mossbnek ntalo' will mean tho breakdown of local govern ment and pcrhapn of democracy itself in tho pont-war period," Langlrce concluded. J I In oddresn won followed by u general discussion of munici pality problem Including em ploye retirement plan, flro pro tection for unincorporated subur ban arena, and ntrect mainte nance nnd paving for tho "fringe" area,'- Or vn I Ettcr and Howard En nor, both attorney for the Icaguo, accompunlcd Langtree hero. Tho meeting wa attended by representative of tho Malln, Morrill, and Chllociuln local gov ernments, Mayor Willlom Hagel ntcln of Dorrln, Calif., and Klam ath Kail and Klamath county official. Girl Scout Week Observed Here In Window Display Olrl Scout week, which end Saturday, October 31, I ob served In a display arranged In tho J. C. Penney company win dow. Saturday In also tho birth day of Juliette, Low, founder of llio Girl Scout movement In thin country In 1012. Tho window display a Olrl Scout In uniform with the American flog on one side, the Council flog, green with the gold trefoil, on tho other. There are thrco Mlnulo Muld poster and at tho baso of tho figures ore grouped war stamp books, reminding the public of the Victory fund which the girl are raising by their own con tributions and without public appeal. Some folks find out too late that it's wisest to tlo a love knot with a slnglo beau. 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Friends of the Grant Nelson family of Medford, formerly of Klamath Fall and Keno, will be Interested to learn that their son, Richard Nelson,-.21, is shown in the picture, "Battle of Midway," now appearing at the Esquire theatre. Richard, who Is In the navy medical corps, appear in the scene showing wreckage Im mediately after the bombing. He 1 standing at the left with a Red Cross band on his -arm, wearing a tin helmet and look ing to the left. .Richard is the nephew of Mr. T. S. Abbott of this city. . Tho Eastman company has ad vised Mrs. Nelson that they are sending her a "still" of the picture, taken from the film. Chamber Backs One Measure, Opposes One on Ballot Klamath county chamber of commerce legislative committee had gone on record against one measure to be on the November 3 ballot, and in favor of another. The action wa approved by the board of directors. . The chamber favor the amendment to prevent diversion of motor vehicle money to any uses except for highways, streets and related purposes. It opposes the bill ' distribut ing surplus state funds to school districts. Langell Valley Mrs. Cora Leavltt visited at Bonanza on Monday with Mrs. Mory Etta Malone. L. W. Monroe of Cave Junc tion Is here visiting relatives and friends- and enjoying hunting. . Mr. and Mrs. Barney Brown and Mrs. Dale Brown spent Sun day at Cedarville, Calif. Dale Brown Is trucklag his cattle to Via, Nev. Staff Sergeant William House has been transferred from Stock ton, Calif., to Demlng, N. Mex. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House. Mr. and Mrs. We Dearborn and family, Mrs. Mary Dearborn and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dear born were dinner guests at the Los Leavltt home on Wednesday evening. Private Johnny Haney ; of Stockton, Calif., has been visit ing tor a few days in' Langell Valley and Klamath Falls. Mrs. Haney, the former Gwen Ham mond, is moving to Stockton to be near him. . Mrs. J. E. House and Jean vis ited on Sunday with Cora Leav itt and family. Mrs. Mary Etta Malone spent Thursday with Mrs. Nora Noble, Mr. and Mrs. George Thur man of Richmond, Calif., visited last week with his sister and family, the Lloyd Beebee's.. Mrs. Alice Peatross spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. Army Bomber With Four Men Aboard Reported Missing BAKERSFIELD, Calif., Oct, 29 W) Deputy Coroner Hugh Gallon reported today his office HWeJ Would Fly : Pvt.' Benson , Ford, grandson of Henry. Ford, hopes to get into 1 the Air Corps. He is stationed at '. 'a;-Fort Custer, ;Mlch, now. U . Gen. Hermann von Hanneken, close associate of Nazi Gestapo chief Heinrich Hlmmler, has been named German command ' er-ln-chief in Denmark. ' had been advised that an army bomber with four men aboard was missing in the Tehachapi mountains south of here. Gallon said officials at the army's Muroc air base had re quested resident of the area near the city of Tehachapi to re port any word of the craft, which was bound from Hamilton field, San Francisco, to March field, Riverside. At Tehachapi, Mayor John Squires said a searching party had attempted unsuccessfully last night to reach a point 10 miles southeast of the city, where a plana crash was report ed. The craft disappeared about noon yesterday, a heavy storm, bringing snowfall, had broken over the area earlier in the day. Always read the want-ads. Mackinaw Jacket TREATED TO REPEL RAIN, SNOW Look Wfiot You Save! Workman of sportsman . , . you'll want en of these worm all-wool plaid mackinaws this winterl Cossack style with slide fastened front, two deep slash pockets ond neatly finished In side seams. 25Vi-lnch length In ploids of mo- -- roon, brown or green. Sizes 34 to 48. 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