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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1946)
Truman Adopts FDR's Fireside Chat Technique In Effort To Dislodge Legislature From Congress Snags By ERNEST B. VACCARO WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 M'l President Truinim udopted the "Klreslde Chut" toclmlriuo of his Whits lloiuo predecessor todiiy in the hopo of dislodging key labor and ulhor legislative pro posals from Capllol Hill minuH. Mr. Tmninn Ink on to thfl rndio nt 10 p. in.) eiislorn slitndiird 1 1 mo tonight will) mi nppeul to the people nt time when Ills nd mlnislratlon In pliiKtiod with trlkoa and throiitonlng walk out . ' One , of Ills most recent pro posals wub n recommendation to plnce the force of Inw behind fact-finding boiirdn to permit them to wclilh disputes affecting Holly Hotel Changes Hands Mr. mid Mm. M. F, Pcdliio, well known Klnmnlh rcslcloiitu have nurcliusod the leuso nnd equipment of the Holly hotel, lllli and Mum, una iook posses Ion of the hostelry the first of the yeiir. The hotel Is located In tho Grizzle building. Thu new owners announced toduy tltut by early spring the enure noiei wouici ue rcuocorai ad and renovated and a com blned slttlnK room and writing room, will bo Instullcd for thu convenience of nuests. This Is tho Pcdlgoa' first venture In tho hotel business. I'edino has been with Weyerhaeuser Timber company as sawyer for the pust 1U years ana continues in Hint position. Mrs. Pedlgo Is former manager of Lul'olnte's store. She will hnve active manage ment of tho Holly hotel. Colleges Report Housing Shortage SALEM, Jan. 2 Slate veterans affairs director Hugh . Rosson said today thut tho 18 Oregon colleges and universities which he surveyed reported an acute shortogo of housing for veterans. ' The survey showed that slnglo veterans find they can llvo on federal benuflU, but that mar rind veterans must work outside school hours to supplement their benefits. : He said married veterans could have better luck finding living quarters In smaller col lege towns, rather than in the larger cities. Impnrtunt nation-wide ' Indus tries Until strikes and lockouts would bo barred while the fact finding procedures wero lit oper ation. . Lay r rameworx Mi Truman's chnmnlonshin of this and other legislation tonight may woll flguro prominently In next summer's congressional campaigns. Somo of his asso ciates express the vlow that the :tU-mlnuto speech will lay the framework for democrntlc elec tion campaigns, especially in in dustrial stules. With the CIO United Auto Workers out at General Motors plants, tho CIO United Htoel Workers sot to strike January 14 and other Industrial strife looming large, attention was fo. muted on tho labor aspects of the address. Mr. Truman has said, Imwovor, thut It will cover his over-all legislative program and tho state nf the union. Tone "Firm" One White House official said tho tone of the speech will be "firm" In Its adherence to the legislative framework the presi dent sketched for congress as long ago as last September, but that It will be "conciliatory" In 1U presentation. Mr. Truman, this official said, asking not to be named, wantx to be persuasive without being "dictatorial." Among his earlier proposals that ran up against militant op position on Ciioltol Hill wore at tempts to win legislative approv al for Increased unemployment compensation up to a $215 weekly maximum, a so-called "full em- ?iloyrnent'' bill and a permanent air employment practice commission. Drew Brothers Buy Interest N. B. Drew, pioneer Klamath clothing merchant, today an nounccd the sale of a majority interest In Drew's Manstoro to his four sons Greer, Frank, Lloyd and Cecil. The vounser Drews assumed control of the business as of January 2. N. B. Drew will re main active in the concern for some time. Architect's plans are being drawn for a remodeling pro arum for the store, which is lo cutcd at 733 Main street. A new front, new fixtures and other innovations are planned. This work will be done next summer. N. B. Drew came here in 1917 from Mesa, Ariz. Ho first went Into the cleaning- business, but! In 1018 opened the men's cloth ing storo he Jill operated ever since. 'r' " January -7, Deadline For Auto Drawing Elton Thompson, chairman of the Victory Loan Drive, urges! all holders of chances on the. new Dodge to-be given away in! connection with tho recent bondj drive, to turn In their tickets by I Monday, January 7, to any Issu ing agent. The definite date of the draw-i ing to determine the winner of; the car has not been decided, but it will be some time next1 week, probably on Wednesday,! according to Thompson. Why gamble all you have by being without Insurance. Insure now. Hans Norland, 123 N. 8th St. Thursday, Jan. 3, 1141 HERALD AND NEWS MINI NEW OLDSMOBILE MOTORS NOW AVAILABLE! These are new factory-built motors not reconditioned. LIBERAL FINANCE PLAN DICK B. MILLER CO. OLDS TOWER 7th and Klamath HEADS C OF C i SALEM.-Jair.-8 WV-E- Burr- Miller, sales manager oi ine val ley Motor company, wos elected president of tho Sulom chamber of commerce yesterday, succeed ing Loyal Warner, chain store manager. Loggers Find Parachute SEATTLE, Jan. 3 (P) Civ ilian loggers have found a para chute Identified as belonging to one of four persons missing from a navy Ventura bomber which crashed near Cougur, Wash., Nov. 21), coast guard headquar ters reported yesterday. A coast guard sea-air rescue unit now has Intensified Its search for the men, all navy men. Army Lt. Warren Lawson, Manuum. 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