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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1945)
Congressmen Scrap Over Mi I itary Yo uth Training By WASHINGTON, Nov, 0 l") ,2oittfrnMiiim got Into u scrup ivur universal inllllury training mcluy (tr Sueroliiry of Wnr Patterson mild II In essential to kmorlcim security unci world ponce. ! Patterson testified before tlio nutiso ml II tn ry comniltluo. GONHITS NEW IRK IN JOBLESS PA! SALEM, Nov. 8 (fl1) Oregon's unemploymL'nt benefits III it moutli totaled $4HII,u;i7, highest October on record und $51)1 mora than the totiil for tho first nine monthH of this ycur, mo stnto unemployment compousiv ! tlon commission sulci today. Hlowlnu down of lumber lie. tlvltles and return of voloniim to civilian Ufa wan tho reason for the big Incronne, the commission mild, predicting that job lens ben cfitjt would Increiuo even more .rapidly during tho winter,. Payment wore muda to 0S3 persons in tho lam wcck or auk I.mI It.ifltu ltfl flirt Ufll nttftl Th(s jumped to 3310 a month inter, and to Hulls ium wook. Whllo striking lumber work ors cannot recelvo benefit, thoa minds of other worker have lost their Job because of the strike the nnmmlftNlnn mid. Of tho 28,041 chock mailed lust month. IS per cent went to worker In other state Weekly benefit averaged $10.01 for those rematnlnu In Orcnon, and $18.20 to those who left the state. The highest prevlou benefit total for an October wn $212.- 053 In October. 1038. The peaks usually come In late winter. Commodore Her On Hunting Trip Commodore C. T. Slmard. ln command of naval air bases, 13th naval district, Seattle, arrived at the Klamath naval air station Wednesday afternoon to do a lit tle minima in Wis lamou quck country. He wu accompaniei by hi aide, u. t-mar. i. Schwantes, Seattle. Both men are staying at Brat ton's auto court whllo hero and th morn Ins Comdr. Phil Hay ne of the Klnmnth air station tolned tho narty and left for day's hunting:. Comm. Slmnrd will be here several days. A ho finished, Rep. Short (H-Mo,) popped a surprise mo tion to delay consideration ot u truinlnv bill until next year or ut least until the cnalo has voted. The move wu blocxcaon technical rule, however. The Mlssourlun said ha'd bo back with hi motion tomorrow, Ha told reporter: "You cpn say till bill It dead: It would be dead right now If wo . hud been allowed to vote this morning," Piiltnmon contended that tho only justification for requiring every young American w kivu a your of his life to military training 1 that: "It is ncedod to give tho Unit ed States security und to mnko It possible for us to unuerwmu world pcuco." On one or inu uusicsi uuys oi tho postwar congress, this ulso happened: Asiursd imormauon A senate-house commlttca In vestigating tho Pcurl Harbor disaster wits assured of uny hi' format on t wants. Tho Whlto Jlouso sold President Truman had ordered hcud of all gov ernment ugonclcs to authorize t in r emnloves to give mo com mittee "any Information of which they may have know! '" . . ... MneuKor ltavourn minus me house will "got somewhere prcl- tv Minn" on a no-culled "full cm. ployment" bill. Ho said so after congressional loaders talked with tno president. . Kuyburn announced Prime Mlnlstor Attlco of Great Britain will bo Invited to muko a pceeh to congress next week. Auto dealers crowocn a nouso committee room to tulk about tho price of now cars. More than DUO lawmaker turned up at ono time or another to hear them. Transportation Hews Officer On Terminal Leave May Resume Public Office SALEM. Nov. 8 (II An offi cer In the armed force who Is on terminal leave may resume his public office while on that leavo, Attorney Gonorul George Neuncr ruled today. Terminal leave ore grunted to officers after they Have re eclved their discharges to give them extra pay for leaves which they did not get during the war, OBITUARY VKI.MA rmAMPKfl HCAVKI.I. Vlm Yrmnet Hoavell, for the Pit two month widen t of Mtlln, Ore. nsnsd jtwav near Klamath Pulla. S&ttir day, November 3, 104&. at T p. m. The deraiud Wdi a native fit Callaway. Tfnn., and wm aed 2i year. 0 months and 1 days at the time of htr ptmln;. d he li survived by her huaband, Jamea naven pi in u, a. army; inre auieri, fJisKtva L Ja.cnba and Maltle Hall Baa nf Ban francltco, Calif . and WHma Collin nf rt Touiori, Okla.; and two trulhra, Delbort and Claude nl of Kkiianala, N, M. runeral aervke were held In the chapel of Ward's Klamath runeral Home, UU lUgn. TMinuay. no vvmlwr I). 1U49, al 3 p. m. with Kev. church of thu city officiating. Con chiding aervlcea and Inlarmant In Link villa cemeitry, VITAL STATISTICS rnAHrn norn at nniilda hoioltal, Hlimaih rtla Or.. Nnvimhtr B. 105. to Mr, and Mm. Andy Trawr, 1M0 Derby, a boy. Weight; d pounoa o OUnrea. noi.nnnntr-wBnrn al HlHtlde ho. pttal. Klamath TalU, Or., November B. 104S. to Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Hoi. brook. Mardoel. Calif., a girl. Weight; 7 pounda lli ouncp I More than $338,085 of the money duo for 1048-48 county taxes lias Been conccica ana rocclnted for by tho county tax collector up until today, repre senting approximately 17 per cent of tho $2,003,000 total on the tax rolls, Persons w shins to nay their taxes by November 16 and take udvantago of a throo per cent rebate on amounts ouiu in lull. aro urged to mall their checks and tux statement in rattier than to come to the office. First Quarterly payment are duo on November 13 and of ficials lire expecting such a rush the last day or two they advise persons who can to mako their payment by mall, Tho tax office will be closed Saturday afternoon, Sunday and Monday, making only four and one-half more business days before first-quarter deadline. Prof Conducts Class Bv Remote Control WATEHVILLE, Me., Nov. 8 lP) A hospitalized Colby col lege professor conducted his class by remote control today Prof. Webster Chester dellv crcd his lecture on "The Clrcu lotory System of tho Frog" Into a bedside telephone at Thayer hospital. Ninety-one students of the elementary biology course iook note in tncir classroom as his voice Issued from a loud' speaker on tho professor's desk The procedure will be contln. ued during Prof.' Chester' ab sencc. with a minor illness. We have moved our office to 123 North Bth St Hans Nor Und Insurance. When In RENO, Nov., Make your headquarters at LOUIE POLIN'S Sporllnt Goods A Drnn I. Commorelol Row Th. llltl Conley Retires As . S. P. Conductor Pacific conductor ana lor many years a resident of Klamath Full und Dunsmulr. has retired after 44 ycur In train service, I The lust 23 years oi uonicy long service was spent on the Shasta division. Mr, and Mrs, Conley plan to ' make their homo In Oakland, Cullf. ill present addrew is 2820 lODth avenue, Oakland. (S i: 8M32EBEt& Q Thursday. Hot. i, I94S HERALD AND NEWS THltEl FOR ROUGH WEAR, IT'S a. M. Kllborn. superintendent of the South Pacific Shasta divi sion, arrived in Klamath Falls on tho private car Shasta from Dunsmulr on a business trip. M. E. Chadsoy. traveling pas-1 scnger agent for the Southern Pacific at Marysvllle, Is expected I this weekend In Klamath Falls. Chadscy I coming here to do some duck hunting. BECAUSE... Tulip Festival To Be Resumed HOLLAND, Mich., Nov. 8 UP) Holland's famed Tulip Time fes tival, canceled during the war, will be resumed next spring from May 15 through May 18, Ernest C. Brooks, committee chairman reported today. Brooks said the - program would include tho scrubbing of streets by local residents In Dutch costumes,, klompcn danc ing, a tulip show and other events which In days of peace attracted visitors from all parts of the country. 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