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. Okie., a passenger on
the plane, walked into Cougar
Doc. 2 but was unable to give
any information on the fata of
four navy -men, whose names
have not been announced.
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