Higher Butter, Meat Prices Clash
With Hold-The-Line Cost Program
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WASHINGTON, Jun. 0 (II
Officially ndvuucccl propoiil
for lil)liur butter uikI meal
price collided today with gov
ernment effort to hold the line
on food cost
Tha butler hlko IB cantu
pound by Mny 1 wu reported
to havo been rucoiiinimuled by
Secretary of AKi'lculturo Andcr.
on. Aide of the ciiblnut officer
mid ha advanced the BUHKentlon
in movu to oncouriiKo produe
tlon. Duller Iiiih Iji-oii becoinliiK
liicrvunliiKly hurd to find In
mnny purlH of the country,
Andemun prvviounly poltc
out In fnvor of hl(fhtr cuIIIhk
price on nit-iil in nil effort to
vert next Wednesday's itched
uled ntrlku In the meat puck
Inn IndiiNtry,
Uuhlud these preitmirc on
the tsovernmenfs liolcl-tlio-llnu
policy la n demand for all kind
of food in u c It stroiiKcr than
mnny off IcIiiIh had anticipated.
Atirlcultnro department ccoiio
muit iittrlbuto the demand to
contluuliiK MlinrUiMi'H of uch
non-fond kooiIh ax anion, radlon
and tho lllto.
Tore Subside
One remiit of tlieno pressure
limy be to forco the administra
tion to continiio ItH $ 1,711.1. 11(10.-000-n-year
food subsidy beyond
the June 30 dale It had planned
to brhiH It to a halt, Tula pro
(ram waa Inauuiirnted during
the wur to prevent increase in
elvlllnn food price.
Meal packer already are bo
liK paid ulldlea to permit
them to operate without loss at
present price celllnua. They con
tend, however, that they cannot
meet wuko demand unic they
can net more for their meat.
The Increase in butter price
reportedly recommended to
Stabilization Chief John C. Col
lott would be dmlKucd to
place butterninker In posi
tion to compete with maker of
other dairy product. Under
prcnent price reuulatlon. more
money can be made by divert
ing butterfat Into cream, Ice
cream and lomt other dairy
item.
BecauM of tills situation, but
ter production ha dropped be
low prewar output dospito the
fact that milk production con
tinue! at peak level.
Butter price rose 5 cent
lat November when a aubaldy
wii withdrawn.
Firemen Slate
Annual Ball
MERRILL Merrill' volun
teer fir department ha an
i ssounoed Saturduy nlxht, Fob
:' : wary 38 a tha date for th 30th
l ' annual ball to be held In the
a,r ' Merrill community hall. Plan
I tor the affair which annually
' draw a larae gathering of danc
er from ail part of the basin
were drawn at a meeting of the
fire, department Monday night.
John O'Neill will act a gcnoral
. ehairman with Wllby Connor
and Wlllard Mooro assisting.
In keeping with post year,
, tha hall will be decorated. Mu
. ale I being arranged for.
R. R. Walker I flro chief and
' Joo Bally, president.
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January 75 Tax Questions
Answered By U. S. Experts
By J. W. MALONEY
Collector of Internal Revenue. Portland, Ore.
1. Suppose I am ono of the taxpayer who must file a
declaration of estimated tux on January 10, how do I estlmutc
my tax for last year? Estimate your Income for 1043 and then
flguro the tax by the same method you use to compute your
exact tux an your unnual return,
2. Are there any special worksheet or table to help me
estimate? You don't need uny special sheets. Ue a copy of
tho regular return blank, form 1040.
3. If I use tho regular return blank, form 1040, to figure
my tax, can I file that Instead of an estimated form? If you
fill It out like a regular return and use exact figure (not e
tlmates), you can fllo form 1040, and It will erve both a the
declaration due now and a tho return duo March IS.
4. Part of my tax bill I paid through tho lax deduction
my employer make from my paycheck. Do I havo to pay the
estimated tax on top of that? You pay only the difference
between tho withholding tux and your total tux.
5. If I am changing an estimate and have already paid
omo Installment, how do I take credit for those payments?
If filing form 1040-ES, write the totul amount of your pay
ment on line B, If filing form 1040, write the amount on line
7(11), page 1.
0. Suppose my estimate lust March wo fur too high, and
I have already paid more than my correct tax for 1D4S. Can
I get a refund of the difference? Ye, by filing your regular
return and showing tho umount of overpayment in line 0,
pago 1, form 1040.
Mrs. Gillen Gives Tips
On How To Iron Shirts
Time laving method of Iron
ing men's shirts will be demon
strated by Mrs. Wlnnlfred K.
Gillen, Klamath county demon
tratlon agent, to unit through
out the county thl week and
next.
Mr. Gillen practiced for the
Croject on a 22-inch ironing
oard using a ihlrt belonging to
County Judge U. E. Hecdcr, be
fore demonstrating tho art at the
Bonanza unit Tuesday.
She will make the same dem
onstration to the Chlloauin unit
at 7:30 Tuesday evening; Bly,
Thursday at the home of Mr.
Ben Angus at 10:30 a. m.: Lost
River, Friday, 7:30 p. m. in the
LIFE BEGINS AT
KANSAS CITY, Jon. 0 (ZD
Police Officer Frank Hoover
wished "Rookie" Tom Morrison
a happy 80th birthday. Morri
son has been on the Kama City
force line 1607. But Hoover, a
policeman since 1887, is 85.
THE CLUB
BLY, ORE.
Bar Dancing Bowling
"Coma In as you arc."
LEWIS WITTER, Prop.
grange hull, and to other units
In the county next week.
Tho time saving methods, pre
paration of the shirt and Droced
ure of ironing and use of a 22
inch board, were perfected at
Cornell university, before dis
tribution to demonstration
agent.
DIOUIIE'QUIIiTS'
always rely an this great rub far
COUGHS', COIDS
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All thru th years t th fir it alfa
a cold th QutnluplfiU' chU( throtu
md harki art ImmediaUly nibbtd with
MuauruU.
MuaUrola inttanltf itarta to rHv
couch), tor throat and muaela orttMaa
of col flii. It actually hcliia break up
fialnful local eonfnaiioa. Makaa breath
C aaaiar. Groat for frowoMlpa, tool
In S atranfths.
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316 So. 6th
Phone 6669
By JOAN O'NEILL
KUHB hasn't ulwuy been the
size nor the description thut It
I now. Ono of the examples of
the changes thut took place in
the school several yeurx ago is
me dramatic
department.
Ten year
ago, whut is
now a well or
ganized littles
theatre, wo
greasy garage
used for the
maintenance of
the Klamath
school buses, (,
rvnun me new T (J .,.
right wing was Joa N111
placed on the school, tho work
shop wax moved and then was
begun the process of reconver
sion. The now wing was begun In
1039 and soon after the buses
were rolled out tho Job began
In what was to become the Little
Theotre off Mon Claire, The
sum of $700, which hud been do
nated by Bert Hull, a local busi
nessman, for the purpose of
being used in some speech activ
ity at school, was put into use
for the theatre along with some
money token from school taxes.
This was only the start and
loter more money was appropri
ated by the school board to help
the project along. Last year
money was given for the instal
lation of electrical fixtures.
The Little Theatre, os it stands
today, has a stage, paneled walls
and a wooden tiered floor that
provides for better seating ar
rangement. This year money
was budgeted for heavy per
manent chairs, but since these
arc not yet avulluble in the prop
er quality, the money is to be
used for heavy velvet curtains
and backdrops for the stage.
What i now the prop room
used to be the old oil room: the
office wax the place of business
of the vocational director, while
the costume room held not fancy
dress, but crude tools, and the
small room leading to the stage
wu used as headquarters for the
gym teachers.
Still more Improvements are
scheduled for the theatre. Some
duy It will boast a tile floor with
carpet and upholstered seat.
Most of the credit for what ha
been done goes to Mrs. B. B.
Blomuuixt, dramatic teacher,
who has been responsible for
changing a greasy, stone garage
Into an attractive theatre.
And Incidentally
It looks like the students of
KUHS can come to school in
drove when they have to, be
cause only 18 girl were absent
from the school yesterday, and
fewer boys. The lack of absen
teeism was because of exams.
Han Norland Fire Insurance.
123 N. 8th St.
CHILDRENS
-COLDS'
MUSCLE ACHEJ-C0UQHIH0,
LOCAL CONGESTION
EASED QUICKLY
Penatro rubbed on
chert, throat and back
work fart to (1) help
break up local confes
tlon (2) relieve pain at
nerve ends in akin (3)
loosens phlegm, cough
In lessens as vapors
help your child breathe
easier quickly. Makes
your child rest better
feel better. For Pen
etro la Grandma's fa
mous mutton suet Idea
made better by modern
aclence. All of your
family wfll enlov Pen
etro. Good for grown
ups as well as child
ren. 25c, double supply
only 35c Always get
PENETRd
Two Vets Plan
To Open Shops
MERRILL Two discharged
veterans, Albert Keuhne and
Floyd W, Scott have announced
plans to open new business en
terprise here. Albert Keuhne,
former Merrill resident and re
turned from long service over
sea with the army will open
a radio shop this weekend in the
Roy Hodge building. He will
specialize in repair work, parts
and when available new radio.
Wednesday. Jan. 9, 194t
HERALD AND NEWS THRES
Ha is the on of Andrew Keuhne,
former Merrill plumber.
Scott, also with a long over
sea record with the 20th army
air force in the Pacifio plans to
apen a cleaning and pressing es
tablishment about February l
Hi home is in Malin. He has
purchased from John Gove, th
building In which Gove has oper
ated the Lost River pool hall
Scott completed hi period of
service on Tinian.
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