Octobor 3,
1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THREE
IKHESTO
' Si CLOTHES
2 TO EUROPE
lltli't')in (if Kliiinnlli KiiIIm ti)'
!ny IniuiKiii'iilcd ii iiilli'i'tliiii of
I llotliluK In lie nhliic-(l tliiuiiKli
inn Unlli'ii Nutliiim relief inn.
ram In !!. iii?iiili! of llberulecl
I ountrli'M f Ktiioiu.
Infant cliitlilnu of nil types,
npoeii 1 1 v Hull uniKls, kick mill
joys' suits mill oilier tjiii'mi'iitx,
women's scrvlvwihln (In.',
olunki'ln, sheets mid quilts lire
locdiid.
No Mini Hlr.iw liiiln or parly
jihmw mi wmiii'd.
The cliitlilnu nliniild In: In uond
icrvlcrnblo I'liiidilloii. Cotton
lolhlim nlionltl ho wnnlu'd hut
lot WivwiiirUy Iruneil.
ClilililliK inr this I'iiiihii should
a IliU li' lliu ehuiclii'S lleliii-e
Dutobor H Tim Melhuillst
huroli In till) I'leiirmii-liiiii.M' for
llio proKI'inn, mill If tmiviMili'iil,
till) clotlilni) nliimld lie led there.
I'ooplo who find II J m-1 1 1 v t: n I i i t
10 tiiko the Kurini'iilH to Hint
I'hlirch tuny lein'ii them lit their
iwn clinreh or Ihi! cliurch nenr
?l tlli'ir hoinr.
Evans Urges Price
Control Continuance
" POHTLAND. Orl. II ll'l
Trlco control iiiukI not vmiluli
with the wnr, link's tin nut Ion
Wants a tremendous pimt-wur
Inflation, ii new district OI'A
brlca rxi'iMillvn decluri'd todiiy.
H Hotvn li. Evims nriied Unit
pelllnE" not he lifted until pro
duction entelies up Willi pliri-hns-)
' Inn power. "Experience of llio
last wnr." ho Mild, "showed Unit
"tll) srentent Infliitloniiry period
occurred six nioiiUm lifter the
wmlstlre."
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J ; ' 1 1 IIT STANDARD
OP A to Adjust
Registration of
(Killtnr'B Nolo: This In the
fifth of II series of fliflll lirlleles
on rent control In tho Klliinuth
li leu.)
By MILO RYAN
Rent Information Specialist
When reuUlriitlon of ull rented
dwellhiH nulls Hlnilln rooms,
houses, iipiirlllieiits, iiiIjIiih In
coiuoleled, the office of price mi
ni In Int in 1 1 on i reii rent office will
be iirepiired to iiilinlnlster the
other (en I u res of the jiroKnun.
Unless Khiiniitli Fulls 1 nil ex
ception to the osiiiil experience
of OI'A, the subsequent work of
the rent office will denl with
petitions for adjustment In rent,
petition for eviction unci tenunt
complaint.
Thin series of article would
not lie coninlete without li ills-
eusslon of the huso on which
OI'A Is ullowed to adjust rules.
The subject, however, I complex
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 fll
fieri. Ellsworth (il-Orc.) found
iiolhinil in the British system of
Kovernmellt which should bo
ndoplccl Here, no sum lust niKW
on ill return from Kuropc, but
he summed up hi opinion of the
wnr In one sentence.
It will Inst "n diimn slk'ht
loniier" than iiimiy peoplo over
here renllze.
The Orcxonlnn, one of a dozen
concres.imcn who visited Enil
lund mid Franco the piist few
week, returned yesterdny with
Iteps, Wnlt llnrnn (K-Wnah.) mid
Ilolfleld (DCnllf). Tho other
will return this week,
HcKiirdlnuthc British govern
ment, Ellsworth told a reporter,
"While 1 would consider it a
'populnr' Koverninent, the buck
ground of legislation, tho menu
by which 'populnr' results are
uttnlned I so different from our
own IcKislntivc procc that I
felt a study nt first hand would
bo beneficial."
NAMES RELEASED
WALLA WALLA, Oct. 3 UV)
Name of five of six men killed
In tho crush of a D-24 Liberator
bomber Saturday near Wennl-
ehee were made public yesterday
by Col. David Wade, commander
of the Walla Walla army Blr
uno. wono was from tho Pa'
clflc northwest.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You DrW Mot Yourself
8e H Long and
Short Trips
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone t30 1201 Cast Mala
sire
'...and fret over how
lono before enqine trouble
may catch
minimizes
and varnish troubles,
and slicks to spots
that other oils
we dry.
Rents After
Dwellings
mill highly specialized. At best,
only Uiu high spot can be
touched. This urtlcle mid tomor
row's will bo devoted tu touch
ing those high spot,
neea Auinorisauon '
The I li st thing for u lundlord
to remember In llint no Increase
In rent should be charged with
out a written urder from the rent
office authorizing that incrciino.
Iteiiiirdle of wnellier you inny
(j un lily under one of the provi
sions lor Increase the order must
be Issued by OI'A first.
The second genera! statement
Is this: Such adjustment arc
imide only after the landlord en
ters a petition for adjustment.
and then only after a careful
study of the case Is made.
Third, the adjustment when
granted Is effective us of the date
of the order and is not retroac
tive. Chtck on Inflation
Fourth, except ns noted later
in tho article, all Incrcuscs urc
made on the basis of rent pre
vailing In tho urea on the freeze
date lor comparable dwelling,
since tho freeze date is the Hue
OI'A Is pledged to hold against
Inflation.
Hero are the grounds on which
OI'A 1 allowed to grant un in
cren.se in rent:
1. A major capltul Improve
ment since the freeze date. Here
OI'A distinguishes between a
capital Improvement and mere
repair, replacement or main
tenance. 2. A miilor capital Improve
ment before the freeze date.
where the rent was held fixed
by a lease or similar agreements.
Bcrvic increai
3. A substantial Increase in
services, furniture, furnishings
or equipment slnco the date at
which too celling was cslnb'
llshcd.
4, A special relullonship be
tween landlord and tenant, such
a blood ties, which kept the rent
at tho freeze date substantially
lower than comparable rentals,
8, A leiisc In force on the
freeze date, for a term that be
gan on or before October 1,
1042. for a rent substantially be
low the level of comparable
dwellings.
6. A situation whereby tho
rent on the dute determining the
rent celling was set by a lease
providing for a substantially
higher rent at other periods dur
Ing the term of the lease.
Dlffartnt Cfllinqs
7. Where the rent on the date
determining tho ceiling was sub
stantially lower than at other
times because of seasonal de
mand. In both such cases, the
rent office may provide for dif
ferent rent ceilings for different
periods. i
8. Where there was some pe
culiar circumstance at the date
fixing the rent celling which pre
vented normal bargaining be
tween landlord and tenant.
Thero are additional grounds
for adjustment. The" will fol
low In tomorrow's article.
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THURSDAY
Landlords in Clilloouln. Miilln
and Merrill ureas will huvo of
fice of price administration rent
registration brought to them
Thursduy, Marvin flixon, exam
iner in churgc of the Mninnui
Falls rent office, reminded them
today.
tlixon will be at the city hall
In Chiloouin from 1) to 11 u. in.
Thursday, swinging from there
to Merrill, wnere no win do at
the city library from noon to 3
p. m., to take cure of registrations
In nun urea.
Mnlln landlords will register
at the Mill in city hull, from 3:30
to 5:110, Hlxon said.
'Of course, any householders
from these three communities
who happen to be in Klamath
Falls before Thursday, arc wel
come to register at the war price
and rationing board here," Hlx
on said. But we don t want
them to have to make a special
trip hero for the purT-- "
MS
Several criminal trial" have
been set for October and Novem
ber In circuit court.
Trial for William Anderson,
charged with statutory rape,
will begin next Monday, October
9. Scheduled for October 16 is
trial for Orbio Coplin, also ac
cused of statutory rape.
Set for November 13 Is the
trial for Robert Bailie, accused
of larceny by embezzlement.
Trial for Joseph Thomas Mcln
lurff, charged with failure to
stop at the scene of an accident,
will begin November 20.
ALEUTIAN H E A DQUART
ERS. 11th Army Air Base, Alas
kn, Oct. 3 (P Pilots and crews
of two Mitchell bombers failed
to return after the September 9
raid on sh i ppi n K o ' f Pa
mushlro, the 11th air force an
nounced yesterday.
One of the planes, piloted by
2nd Lt. Albert Dandy Scott of
Weleetka Okla., flew so low it
struck tho mast of the vessel it
was attacking.
Scott and his crew were be
lieved sighted in a rubber raft
after the plane crashed Into the
sea and may possibly have been
picked up by a Japanese boat.
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Flashes of
Life
By Tho Associated Pretf
PIPE DREAM
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 3 !')
Four women war workers, un
able to locate any clgarets, are
puffing away on pipes and
urging other women to follow
suit.
Does nine smoking make them
sick? "Well," coughed Mrs. Alma
Hunt as the four began their
third day of it, "not much."
ELECTRIFYING NEWS
ALHAMUHA, Calif., Oct. 3
fI'l Earl W. Stevens and his
three sons are all electricians in
the navy. Mother works in an
airplane foctory ... as an elec
trician, of course. ;
I
TITLED I
SEATTLK, Oct. 3 (I'l Rolla
Sanden Miller, who enlisted in
the WAVES at Wyndmcre, N. D.,
two years ago, weighed in at 110
pounds without her title as
the first WAVE chief petty of
ficer on the Pacific coast.
Helln, a mathematics and vis
ual education instructor at the
Lake Union naval training
school, is officially rated ;is:
Rellu Sunden Miller, CSP (X)
(VA) (AA) (T), WAVE.
TROLLEY TROUBLE
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 3 (IP)
A streetcar's one-man crew end
ed an argument with a passenger
by stalking angrily off the car
with:
"I quit."
Downtown traffic was snarled
five minutes until a substitute
operator could be rushed to the
abandoned car and riders.
WELL CREDITED
STATE COLLEGE, N. M, Oct.
3 11 "i Miss Ellcna Votaw of La
Mesa, N. M., received all of her
college credits at New Mexico
A. & M., college in summer ses
sions or by extension courses.
She wrote Dean P. M. Bald
Relieve that Tormenting
PIN-WORM
ITCH
Too Embarrassing
to Talk Aboutl
It Is no longer n-c!Mrr ' put up with
the trouble taut) by rin-Worrru. Don't
let jrour child or yourwlf puffer that tor
mnUnr, embarrajufnir rectal itching, or
take ehancea with the Internal distreM.
Medical trience ha now discovered a
vtfio and highly effective tray to deal with
this stubborn and troublesome infection.
This important scientific dUcovery is a
remarkable drug; known u Rentisn violet,
lt la the vital element in P-W. the new
Tin-Worm trratmrnt developed by the
laboratories of Dr. D. Jnyne A Son. Amer
ica's (rail in it siieelallNtji in worm medicine.
P-W tablets are small nd easy to lake,
and they act In a special way to destroy
Uie ucty creaturea.
Watch for tba warafnr ilvns: ItcHnir
nns and seat, uneasy stomach, bed-wet-tinr.
uneven appetite. Remember that now
there Is a treatment that works on Pin
Worms as no old-fashioned "worm syrup"
or "worm candy" could. So If you even sus
pect Pin-Worms, tret a box of P-W rieht
away, and follow the directions carefully
P-W means PinWorm relief I
Al?
Tax
win to ask how many hours she
lacked toward a f). A. degree.
Dean Baldwin checked, sent con
gratulations. She'd already fin
ished. FAMILY MATTER
LOVELL, Wyo Oct. 3 (Pi
Carl Hesi.enthalcr reports a Ger
man prisoner of war assigned to
work on his farm is his nephew.
SGT. WALKER KILLED
VICTOflVILLE, Calif., Oct. 3
ll') Stuff Sgt. Gordon L. Walk
er, whose mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Parker, lives in Fossil, Ore.,
was one of three army fliers
killed in the crash of a medium
bomber In the Mojave desert last
night, Col. Earl C. Robbins, com
mandant of the Victorville air
bare, announced.
j& General
ORAL E. FREEMYER
The Appointment of
Oral E. Freemyer
81
Special
Representative
for
Northern Life
Insurance Co.
James Patterson
District Manager
503 Medical-Dental Bldg.
Phone 3423
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SEATTLE, Oct. 3 (P) Re
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at the end of the war in Europe,
Clarence S. Beesemycr, western
ATTENTION
SHRINERS
Cracked Crab and Clam Chowder
DINNER
Wednesday-6:30-Willard
Visiting Nobles Welcome .
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This nw kind of aspirin tablet dissolves
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at the job of relieving pain, reduces the
acidity of ordinary aspirin and does
ATTENTION!
EAGLES
There will be formal dedication exercises for
HONOR ROLL PLAQUE, together with enter
tainment and refreshments
I
AT
EAGLES HALL
Friday Night. Oct. 6
ALSO
Balloting Upon Important Changes In
Aerie By-Lawi.
ALL KLAMATH EAGLES BE AT LODGE
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Ho added, however, that there
"may be a brief period during
the 'big push' in tho Pacific
when the gasoline supply in the
west will be a llttlo brighter
than on tho eastern seaboard."
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