Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1945)
MacArthur Directs Jap Government To Inaugurate Broad Relief Plan Br RUSSELL BRINES TOKYO, Dec. 13 (P) Election reform legislation revolutionary in Japanese history is expected to be passed by the house of peers probably tomorrow as a first step tdward proportion ate representation. While the diet wrestled with political reform, General Mac Arthur attacked on the economic front, directing the Japanese government to inaugurate a broad relief program to provide food, clothing, housing, medical care, financial aid and welfare services for unemployed this winter. The relief plan, when ready, must be submitted in detail for allied approval. The govern ment also was ordered to take all necessary steps to prevent discrimination in distribution of food. Allied headquarters mean while began surveys of food con sumption, nutrition and physical health of Japanese. Told to Get Busy The Japanese government was told bluntly by the house of rep resentatives today to get busy and do something to alleviate suffering of the war stripped people. The house, in a resolution sponsored jointly by all politi cal parties and approved with out a dissenting vote, warning that many victims of American bombings- "are still aimlessly wandering on the scorched earth," and blamed "bureau cratic red tape" for failure of re construction plans. ,. The election reform bill would double the electorate, to about 45,000,000 voters, by granting women suffrage and re ducing the balloting age to 20 years. Wider Choice Shunichi Suzuki, election ex pert of the home ministry, ex plained that the government measure provides also for drastic re-districting and a wider choice of candidates for the house of - representatives. The legislation does not in volve revision of the house of peers, the reform of which was . promised earlier by Premier Ki juro Shidehara. A bill altering the present highly restrictive se lection of the upper house is to be introduced in the diet after Japan's first general election of the occupation.' Replying to Naoshl Obara, "a peer, Shidehara said the revision should be-made before the diet considers constitutional changes but . that the government is not yet ready to offer a concrete plan...: ' : : -. !; Stromberg - Carlton Radiol. Derby's Music Co. : . CAN'T KEEP GRANDMA IN NER CHAIR aba's as Lively as a Youngstatw. Now her Barkacha is bettor , ' Many sufferers relieve nacffinc baekaebe froJeklr, once tbfy discover that the reel caw ft their trouble mar betirri Hdneja. TK irlHnaM a Tit I, r I.I.j . a sisnswRi nwiwagi cav il the exe melds and waste out of the Wood. They help most people pass about 2 1 (unia a nty. When dUorderof Ulnar function permMa roUonoui matter to remain in toot blood, it raaycanaenaatinghaclniebe.rhenmafleilaiiia. leg Mini, loaa of pep and energy, getting up Bights, swelling, poorness under the eyes, fcetidachea and dizziness. Frequent or scanty Passages with smarting and burning some times shows there is something wrong with Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Dosn'a TO, a stimulant diarttr UZ I-Z.7i fcy millions for over 40 years. Doan's gin bus wui nop ug 10 mues ox ndney tobes flush out poisonous waste txosj l 11 Ifflfflti m mill Thousands of mea and womea Have found that time-tested Stuart Tablets bring quick, nappy reiiel to sleep-robbinf wjmjRomm ok acta waif eraon smssiness. and upset stoa ectu Taste deUdons, easy U take no mixing, no bottle. Trr them hare a good night's sleep and wake op In the moraing feeling like a $1,000,000, Get genuine acuan Tablets at your druggist, only 25o. 60c, or S1.20 under mak rt porilire money-back guarantee.. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On ftoyimnlfilan vpIIavmk nrnmnflv lu- fcause 16 goes right to the seat of the -v, .waww huh ""-"a"- WW, VVUVIW U' mm An hmnAHial wi ti omi a mam. branes. Tell your druggist to sell yon a bottle of Creomulslon with the un aerstendlng you must like the way it gulckly allays the cough or you ara ) have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchifit DEWARE OF PKMV0Rf..S Recent medical reports reveal that an mating number of children and grown ups may be victims of Pin-Worms often without suspecting what Is wrong! Watch out for the warning signs that faay mean Fin-Worms in your child or yourself "especially the tormenting, em liarraBBing rectal itch. Because now yoa can and should do something about it. After centuries pf distress caused by Pin Wormi, a highly effective way to deal with them has been made possible. It is based on the medically recognized drug called fentian violet. This special drug Is the vital Ingredient In P-W, the Pin-Worm tablets developed in the laboratories of Dr. D. Jayne & Son P-W tablets are smalt and easy to take, . and they act in a special way to remove fin-Worms. ' So if you suspect this ugly Infection, ask your druggist for JAYNE'S P-W and follow the directions. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. It's easy to remember : P-W for Fln-Worma I ' league. XnfY president Joan O'Neill JOAN O'NEILL Effie Botens, a popular senior girl up- at high school, was chosen the winner of the DAR award in KUHS. Effie was one The decision among the V I three girls was . HS made by sen- lor teachers. Effie is pres ident oi tiae vice of the Service club, and chairman of the Lost and Found committee. She also belongs to the Pep Peppers, Masque and Gavel, and is a member of the Assembly, Traditions and Teen Age committees. Effie will write a question naire that will be sent to a state committee with others from the various Klamath county schools. A committee of the DAR here selects one questionnaire that they consider most worthy of consideration, but all of them are sent The , winner of the state contest will receive a hun dred dollar bond. Before the war the winner was given a trip to Washington, D. C. Pictures Taken At Lightning Speed The entire student body was photographed yesterday in a lit tle over three hours time- J. H. Handel, photographer, is able to handle about 500 people an hour. Students were called through the English classes to the pic ture taking in the auditorium Mr. Handel believes that the nicturos will be back to KUHS some time during the Christmas vacation so the kids will be able to see the proofs when they re turn to school. Boys Receive Letters At the pep assembly which was held yesterday the Pelican and Wildcat football teams re ceived letters for their Daniel pation in the games. The Wild cat team received small Ks while the Pelican sauad mem bers, who earned their letters, received large letters. The fresh man squad was presented with numerals 49 which is the year they , will be graduated from high school. The basketball team for whom the assembly was held was in troduced. Paul Anastead. foot ball coach, told of the boys who were listed on the all-conference team. Bob Kedkey, sophomore, was the only one from Klamath, He tied with Williams of Ash land for a halfback position- All the other berths on the first team were filled by Medford Bill Sari, Harold Wirth and Tom Edwards were listed on the second team. Chuck Thurman Dick Foust, Bob Eastman and Roger Vanderhoff were given Honorable mention. Charles McLin, Joe LaClaire and Joe Peak spoke of the va rious teams. Nancy Humble was in charge of the assembly. And Incidentally At a meeting of the TAC com mittee yesterday three members ot the sacred Heart academy. who had been invited to the meeting, said they would put before the student body of their scnooi a proposition to elect two Santa will be at Montgomery Wards daily until Xmas. CHARLES AND RUTH FRICKEY Formerly of the . Chicken Shack Cafe ' Announce Their Affiliation With Dom Doyle In The Operation Of The WI-NE-MA Coffee Shop v HURRY! You may still get your finished portrait In time for Christmas " ' - I CHRISTMAS I PORTRAITS 0441 COMART 727 MAIN WE INVITE COMPARISON Japanese Woman Raps Fraternization HOKKAIDO, Japan, Dec. 13 Two American women and six U. S. soldiers, invited to at tend a session of the Mitsui So cial club, were told by one Japa nese woman today. "Present fraternisation Is not so good. A purer and nobler relationship between American soldier and Japanese maiden is to be hoped for. Such fraterni zation should be supervised by motners. Lt. James Fritz, Everett, Wash., was among those at the conference. Juvenile Court Cases Will Be Reported , PORTLAND, Dec. 13 ') Oregon will begin unified re ports on juvenile court cases next year. . County courts will send re ports to the state public welfare commission, which will forward the information to national agen cies and the U. S, children's bureau. Probe Slated On Whippings PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 12 (If) Stats Senator Frank Hilton said today ho would convene. the state legislature's Interim, com,, mittce on state Institutions to conduct an Investigation ' of whipping of Woodburn state training school Inmutes. , The Portland legislator said ho and State Representative Jack Bain, Multnomuh-Clucka-nius district, were not satisfied with a aluto board of control secretary's report in which whip ping ot two boys was declared justified. Senator Hilton ssld the com mittee would interview tho two boys Involved and also W. 11, Runyan, 70, who complained of the severe whippings glvcii the Thursday. Dse, 13, 194S HERALD AND NEWS BIS boys while he was working at the school, Roy Mills, control board sec rotary, reported he believed the whippings justified under tho circumstances and that the two boys had stated they considered their treatment wns not hamh, Stromberg Cnrlion Radios, Derby's Music Co. members from Sacred Heart to the TAC committee. Henley and Merrill had also been Invited, but they did not respond. HOT WATER HEATERS IMMEDIATE Delivery-ln Stock! "Jud Whitehead"- 32 gallon dou ble element for quick recovery. Fibre glass insulated. Fully guaranteed. FALLS APPLIANCE & TIRE SERVICE 11th and Main ' V. J. "Whltey" Goodwin Phone 7676 8S0 ONLY " 1 ClasNlflud Ads Bring Results. 13. At: of course-- J 9 Mors ShoPPin9 Days 'T" crismos! TV' -: $895 J1 : --11 vyVv I-' And Up . T Lf i : -flaV.:- JL I a . " ( J ff V ' ' . S -U ,'tsi ;J.YX WL )'& I II - I " Uwy Pla I his. L? A V. 1,99 to 4,99 MiWx ' sJKS&Lfim """" Frilly Style... . fmM9 WMwMk tmt9mt"m L39to3.99 L I Crepes and Nylons . . L"y r Ta,,ored" 1wJM? tfh fs? ' SMarl A,-Wo01 hr' If S nLSrfyLrs&Zr SHp-Ons and Cardigans 617 MAIN STREET
