je drunks
appear in '
(police gourt
IjninkB one charged .with
dru"r,'rnxlcntlni( liquor,
f" a in Dollco court Thurs
balled out.
2 four m - . .
111 10.," .iinnl and having
Pr ...un tlckots wore
Li H S. Fans ' the Mar no
Elu i rc norled t police) the
f cSf an aulomlbllo wheel
I " .. ...in narked in
16. . "' 5 "i I Hnl.
of hl rcoiuwiiv-. -
rinrfftlt. Mn.
U worn. . .. In
"?...., an. Mnv 16. at the
Lt on oHllKhnnd N. Blh.
fecv"i . .i hl four iibsscii-
"unHOu.t- fun-
V were damaged.
I. w. fi.b-.ti-i (n
Kllcy ".ota to be
& for shock bruises.
Krnvo'i two chlldron, also
Ken" wero uninjured. The
r , Jj jmooi. In a fender
rSrunk inl vagrancy
land "iree "'"""
(l before rout. uuw
Craney Wednesday morn-
In Davli. 6004 S. 6th. was
lor exceeding . i".
... Jfl m 1 1 Pit an
n as-milc tone, and hay.
operator ui.
in. Martin Went, had an
kit when ine.r cum ''"
Main Between iwi.i "u
.....nu nfiprnoon. Sliuht
I was Incurred.
Hayncii, 7UU w. ara sircci
IS fine for letting his dog
L( Police Chief Orvllle
on warns unit u viwu.-
rulej concern. n uu
prosecuted.
Lightning Halts
Buses, Streetcars
PORTLAND, May 17 (PJ A
bolt of lightning halted most
Portland streetcars mid trolley
buses and Interrupted homo pow
er for an hour and 13 minutes
late yesterday.
The bolt sent a tremendous
aurgo of power along transmis
sion lines after striking at un
undetermined point, Portland
Klcctrlc Power company sold.
Equipment was burned out In
tho Knott street substation.
Sirglnson of ths forest
v iii led Bin Lakes Box
ly and Klamath Pino lum-
I operations it cuncsuay ,
fend stormy weather cnua
Usl suspension or opera
in the higher areas and
kin made It necessary to
litdoor logging operations
to weather clears."
nson found roads In good
in, forest service tele-
Ines and buildings survlv.
winter with slight danv
ll auickly receding, he
I. and streams high with
ireincu.
rialists Seek
n Business
:OW. May 17 (ZD Vik
clsky, commentator on
otial affairs, asserted to
me state department in
in was Being bombard
quests from Individual
Industrialists for rer
) go to Germany and
h relations with relch
fcrlter accused certain
fcd business circles" In
rd States of Dlacinff ner-
Iterests above those of
Mn seeking to recstab'
pis with German mono.
OF
riiirAno. Mnv 17 m n.
Torment of Inauguration (if the
Infnrnnt Innul mntiplnrv .. n j
under Brctton Woods proposals
tlfl,rllnrt tl,n lni.nrnn.aHnn f
provisions 10 coniroi or modlty
iin(.-iiHHKT riiuin aavurnu 10 Amer
ican truda was asked yesterday
bv thft Nnttnmil Lumliir Muni,
fachners association.
Gcorun T Gnrllnier Pnrtlnnrl
Ore., president, said the associa
tion also thought the government
Mhnlltrl rOHlKl ftttift rt nin
nations to retain trade forms of
commercial protection.
H. V. Sllntson, of the West
Const Lumbermen's association,
InlH Him mfMlnr, ll.ni rHn-lM
...... V. v ,, .i-,.,,iH
if exchange rates on a war time
mvci wouui nancucnp tne nmeri
can lumber Industry in both do
mcstlc and export markets.
SERVICE MEN ASK
FDR 275 BALLOTS
SALEM. May 17 (IP) The
state department said todny it
has received 275 applications
from service men for ballots
for the special election to be
held June 22. Most of tho bal
lots are from men overseas.
Tho applications are sent to
county clerks, who then mall
out the ballots. The ballots must
be returned by election day.
Two propositions, both sub
mitted by the legislature, will
be on the ballot. Ono would
levy a 2-ccnt cigarette tax to
ralso $2,000,000 a year for pub
lic schools.
The other would levy a 8-mlll
two-yenr property tax to raise
$6,000,000 for higher education
buildings.
The property tax, however,
would nol be levied, since
enough income tax surpluses
will bo on hand to cancel it.
SUHGHARG
ES
DELETED FROM
1Y BILLINGS
Surcharges, In effect since
February, will not amiear on tho
KlHmnth Mnntlnff y.nnnnn...t.
-- ....... k.u,,l,n,,jr 0
May billings to be received by
Mwimiiua in OUJII-, according to
word from the public utilities
commissioner's office.
The surcharges were added to
the bills. under PUC approval
when the company was forced
in reiinrl In nil rlnrlrn,
of hogged fuel shortage. Oil costs
luuviu iuunu.iui.iiiy nigner, and
Mirchargcs ran from 49 per cent
In 7(1 til.,, nnnl n U UII1I....-
- f. ui Mlu MiilJflKB
without surcharges.
flora are the figures for the
three months' period:
February Billings without
surcharge, $10,707.45; surcharge,
?527o.Ua; total, $15,043.50.
March Billings without sur
charge, $10,002.35; surcharge.
$SU0l.20; total, $15,003.55.
April Billings without sur
charge, SB02V.80; surcharge,
$003l).33; total billing, $14,.
007.13. '
Trippett Appointed
District Commissioner
Just J. Trippett will succeed
Elmer Wade as district commis
sioner for the Klamath basin
district scout organization. Due
to press of personal business,
Wade has given up the position
which will be assumed at once
by Trippett. Trippett was a
scout for three years In White
Plains. New York, has been an
assistant scoutmaster and re
cently completed the scout.
master training course given at
Penny springs.
Trippett's first assignment
win Do wltn tile "Circ-o-Ree,"
basin-wide scouting demonstra
tion scheduled for May 26 and
27 at Modoc field.
The appointment was an
nounced by Robert H. Lamott,
scout executive.
Executive Officer
Named At Hospital
ASTORIA, May 17 (fl)
Cmdr. Charles G. Robertson,
former Salem physician, will be
come executivs officer of the
U. S, naval hospital here soon.
He succeeds Capt. F. L. Read,
Portland, who has been ordered
to duty In the Pacific Read, an
Oregon state college graduate,
haa been in the navy since 1927.
Advertisement
it-. V from wh
ere
I sit.
.JyJoc Marshy
' I Aid Denny pjrjf. nVito Mfly" fVotn
the plant the other day, and
found hla missus in the middle
of houaecleanlng, with the fur-1
rtlture moved around, and thJ
place a shamble. vaajSSS
Some men msgM karrs Rrna 1
Med aboat KrMJtttt predoM M4
tie time off, and finding their
boms npaet. But not I Aid. Ha
jut took blaOMtoff,aaMlpMcke4
la and helped, .i5
Lud Denny Lends, a
Helping Hand
And when he got the tart air. f s,'iM,
checM bllncsec 6h't rffitR Tor
Lud. And bUntzes art Lud's fa
vorite dish. -at ,
i Prom where t alt, H'a Httla
thltiga Hke thU tkat will help to
eaae Xr troubled Uvea today
ae aa throafth dlffleaMlcs keep
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ship and mat will reapect. Try
tradlag a helplni; hand for lee
cold beer and Maiase. Sea M It
oe"t sa)H Ufa oaan. a VMle,
tain in place, and stepped down
off the ladder, there waa hla mis
sus with a tray of cold beer and
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
Low Cost Housing
Continuation Urged
PORTLAND, May 17 Of)
Continuation of low cost housing
and slum clearance for workers
unublo to live In decent housing
developments were urged here
by Harry C. Bates, International
president of tho AFL. Bricklay
ers union.
riicre could bo a maximum
of 500,000 dwelling units built
under direction of local housing
authorities to wipe out the slum
areas," the Washington, D. C,
man raid in outlining AFL post
war suggestions.
A ten-point program Includes
extension of amortization to 32
years, a long term, urban rede
velopment period, continuation
of price control over building
materials, correction of the
housing provisions of the GI bill
of rights and a national housing
board.
Snow Equipment
Ready For Clearing
Snow clearing road equipment
is stored at the south entrance
of Crater Lake national park.
It Is the road through this en
trance that will bo cleared first,
Thomas C. Parker, assistant park
superintendent, stated.
Snow will be cleared from the
south entrance through to Annie
Springs, and from Annie Springs
out through the west entrance to
Med ford.
When snow has been cleared
from th l much of the road, the
equipment will start again at
Annie Springs clearing tho road
to park headquarters, and from
there to the rim of the lake.
Clearing will commence about
the last of May unless present
snow conditions are greatly
changed before that time, Park
er stated. He plans a trip to
the park this week with Ranger
Briscoe to check conditions.
Vet Administrator
Dies In Sawtelle
LOS ANGELES, May 17 VP)
Dr. Grovcr C. Daniel, 93, head
of the Fort Whipple, Ariz., vet
erans administration facility,
died last night at the national
military home in Sawtelle.
Born in Chicago, Dr. Daniel
had been with tho veterans ad
ministration since 1926, serving
at Walla Walla, Wash., aa chief
medical officer and as clinical
director at Sawtelle.
He was graduated from Loyola
medical school in 1919.
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