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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1945)
LfiinTii nr HblHUf AX FACTIONS fDOTEO UaMKNTO, March 13 (!') C,V.V. luuliiliillvo lest nf .. hnlwwri 'l"'"u Mdvocat f ly"" -""tlnuntlo,, of ',Z lax rulo i-ecUiotlons 'IVwur bulldluK projects Slulcd I" como today nt "Sli? revenue and Ihxii- f". h.,.. uftiM lii hnlrl fi foul"" - i1Iu.k(,t. uv Gov. rS. i bnnn Ihn nrpunnt WO"1". ,....,. n,l honk p.cifK0,,iiiin franchise levies. '"" Ihn biicklnn nf i,l)y repiiui"-"" -"" j hix Dioxriim unci appeared cd ol s"'"u il-,'ocl'ullc Lmblymnn C. Don Field of l"T In nil 11 .if t 10 l-ODIlll. 'ovorwhi'lmli'Uly l keep as tlu-y lire. t uh sulci the Eion whs "limrouwi ami ...l...ii.nr.v hv itnmn Ln 'ot $100,000,000 lo- ubsloy i)""""l ,'. ...1...1 I. nl ARMpmhlvmiin L w. Robertson, lower log- he houju n inun.j' i"'. red no decision waa reached Another caucus wo cnllcd Kwocriits did nflrco to trt a measure which would r... i. )ilnrl'R nf xtutn rm- L earning less thnn $4000 mtw y pu iiiuiiiii. 9 Robcrtaon of Iho First ill Savlillts uiiu i.uan asso of Klamath. Falls . ro ll ivnrri todllV Of Ills llDDOlnt is suuo cnairmnn vi me i stntcs SiivIdkh and Loan i' i HHu nu'inocrsnip com' , The appointment; come W. iM. brock; Day ton, nrcstdenl- of the league. SwlntPd out that already in mis o. yi'iir uiu iiiuiuiiwiuu tiiulion. has. added SO In- oiu to the BroilD of 3200 lily on Ita rolls. The partial function of the membership aiilteo la to maintain a solid and a unified purpose IV the thousands of thrift ihomo financing institutions firy approacn meir larffe ar responsibilities, urock )e committee work in the tic this yenr will bo especial pphntlzed because of the notion of the major larger miis of inc business In com Ico with Iho" ODT request it Iho regular spring meet' I of the fengue hovo been il off In vlow of tlio trans. lion and crowded, hotel ltu. Ilic Meeting Set Oppose Jap Return EESHAM, Ore.. March -13 A public meeting to seek pssloiial action rescinding loracr permlllliiB Japanese urn lo uicir coastal homes :e the end of the war will iia in brcsham Union .high tonlKht. logon Properly Owners Pro- f c league, the sponsor, an Iced that speakers will In- f George Crnndcll, Seattle, pcy, and Slate Reprosonta I Warren Erwin, Portland. In Is co-author of a legislative Tm to congress opposing . v, wiu dapancKe lie Bernh. UnmniiAiiis fnrmor fhalrmnn of the league, also ik.- ho nas appealed a 1 court ruling that the form a leased should be returned Japanese-American owner. J kind of ASPIRIN tablet jp't upset stomach 'F When you need quickrolieffrom ''5 .t ..... take 2si tiain. Hn heflitnt.n to asmnn because it leaves with an stomach? you ipsot If N" It aiplrln plus contains lib aspirin you loped y lor ordi , - - -rii niua tuill pmo nuro, safe aspirin w m n special way Mm" usPir'n in its & . medl thin now kRtxT,.n7?al,asc.very j . lur you. )doc- tdbl Mu Ll.J . mna ui Hapinn u i ftiKin. hg inn inn n RBain n.,1.. ii. " .uii fcrv a ni uciuny lofim ; una uoes 111 fedn mil0n 0Ven lot the of r. i after E Whcen '""aonches, colds, , OTB ow quichly- it imin hnm ' Olt fnol oft &12Vb. 'niyourdrug- UiiHiudMW "Fnaaot CommurtJty BuHding'Af Hbuilng Project - A This plcturo ihowa Iho community building at the 80-unlt military houiing project on Waah burn way. The project la now boing rapidly completed. ' : Military Housing Project To Be Completed April 1 The 80-unll military .housing project on Washburn way will bo completed, by April 1, accord ing to schedule, stated Harry R. Gamble, project. engineer, Mon day morning. Ground was broken for the construction of housing units for military personnel, November 24, 1044, but work has pro gressed a little Ix-hliid schedule because of material delays. How ever, Gamble stated, material has arrived, work lias been caught up and construction un der K. T. Henderson, contractor from Longvlew, will be complet ed by deadline. Floor sanding and linoleum laying will commence this week. Complete , furnishings for the one, two and three bedroom homes is In storage in Klamath Falls, ready to be moved in. Concrete' sidewalks ' will be laid and streets made. As soon as weather permits, seeding will commence for lawns over the en tire area. . . Thirty of the unit are being reserved for marine personnel and SO for navy, according to the latest report. Details for filling the units ore now being worked out. The building contract has been extended to build 155 more units across Iho road as soon as tile work on the present project is completed. Gamble said. .Plans will be available for contractors by the end of the ' month and bids will be opened the first week In April. Fifty units for civilian work ers are to be -awarded- a con tractor next . week, Gamble stotcd. They will be built at the foot of Main street on tho north aide of the , canal. There Is a two-room church giado school nearby and Mills is just across the canal. , . . A bridge- will be built across the canal to serve the shopping district, and Mills school, said Gamble. , . Howard Porrln is the architect In charge of the federal public housing authority, under which tile project on Washburn, way is being carried out. E' 'SEATTLE, March 13 fP) Mrs. Cleo Patricia Wilkins. 24. will be arraigned March 20 at Jtin'eau, " Alaska, In the Sitka trunk. . case.' from . which stemmed last week's trial, here of Lynn James Gcmmill on bribery charges, U. S. Attorney J. Charles Dennis said today. Mrs.: Wilkins is one of four persons indfeted' in the grand larceny, case, which involves the theft of a trunk containing money, jewelry end clothing from a house in Sitka. Mrs. Wilkins was a witness in the Gcmmill case. Gcmmill, who was acquitted, is here awaiting reappointment as federal attorney in Juneau. His counsel, Will G. Beardslee, sold Gemmill probably would not try the Sitka case because of inference of prejudice. If It's a "frozen" article yon need, advertise for a used one in the classified. USD APPRECIATES E GIFTS Survey of Rent Control Violations Slated For Coast PORTLAND, March 13 W'J A . door-to-door investigation of rent control violations in Pacific coast cities will include a survey of; Portland conditions, District OPA Rent Director Daniel D. Gage said today. - E. B. McCutchan, Portland district rent counsel, is in San Franclsoo -working out dctails. Cities to be surveyed include Se attle, Vallcjo, Los Angeles, San Dfcgo, San Francisco and Brem erton. Bureau of labor statistics show 22 per cent -of Seattle in-, vcstigatlons indicated over charges. - . - The USO wishes, to ihank the many citizens of Klqmath Falls who have so willingly and help fully donated used magazines to the- center for the past four months, to furnish reading ma terial for the hospital trains which pass through Klamath Falls, while' the exact time a hospital train will pass through the 'city is never known, the magazines which are brought in to the local USO are - taken' to the train depot at regular Inter vals to insure an adequate sup ply ot magnzlncs for each train. The magazines arc put on the trains by .the trainmen and dis tributed to the patients. This project requires thou sands of magazines, as to date, several tons of magazines have been so distributed by the UbO. The center asks'that all residents of Klamath Falls cooperate by bringing to the USO their used magazines. 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