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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1946)
House Committee Joins In Demands For Action WASHINGTON. Drc. 12 (If) The house committee on poalwur oconoinlc policy unci plunnlnK added Its voles today lo Uio con urnaalnhnl clamor (or new labor If u m1 h t Ion. ' In Hi flnul report, the lU-mem-brr uroiip composed of both dimi oirnls and rvitilUeiiii culled for "roiiatructiva not punlllvif" law to ullmlnuta liibor-mniniuo-nirnt tllsputfs mid at tin aunio time cniilloni'd iiaulnst a rii'prrn alon psychology. "There la nothing wrong with Officers Hold Meeting A group of former wartime nfflcpm met lust nlghf, Wodncs lnv, to formulate pluna for a Klmniith Kulla chapter of the He serve Officer association. Present at I lie mei'llntf was Col. W. II. Sweet, avninr In struclnr Vif tho Oui'on nutllnry district, who w.n principal spook, er lit the affair. Col. Sweet hllihllKhlrd the need for un or giinled reserve by pointing out thiil It wua duo to tho civilian aoldler Unit the United Slalca won the war. Ha emphasised that the country must continue atrong and prepared. In lila talk the colonel outlined Iho atruc tore of the reaerve officers corpa and the. present plana before congreaa for military prepared nii. Ho aluled that America mint lie prepared lo have a fully trained armv In the field by M plua 00, or Oil daya after the date of mobilization, In any future war crlala. Two of the officer for the organization were elected at the meeting, Clcriild L. (Spec) Mur ray was elected prealdenl and J ink Vaughn waa named aa secretary-treasurer. ' In a statement today Murray ataled that there are about 110 former officera In the rountry. army, navy, mnrlne and coast guard, all of whom may become memhors of the a vwiBtlon. Mur ray urged thai former officer interested In Joining should con tart him by phoning 7718 or BB02, or Bob Thompson at the rioneer Tobacco company. The next meeting of tha asso ciation la alated for the evening of January 8, 1047, at 7 p. m. tho country Ihut hurd work and reaultiuit production will not cure." tho committee comment ed, "Considering ovoryining, there la no necessity for either a depression or recession.' "Loos tulk of depression and business recession Is unjuaimca and serves no good purpose," tho report in Id. It added: "A alart hua been rnuclu to ward the goiil of austiilned high employment. The task uheud is lo develop economic conditions which will encourage alublilty of productive employment at a high level." Productivity, it auid, is "the real aoiutlon for niuny of the na tion's economic problem" and "active cooperation between management and labor" Is nec cssary to vllmlniilo Immediately current difficulties mid "avuld a recession." Among odcr tilings the com mlttee culled for: I. An end to OPA's general powers next Junuury 31, with rent contrula continuing through 1047. 2. Culling the current $41,' 00U.000.OOO federal budget to :i().0()0.0l)0,00(l, with "some re dilution" In taxes and tho nation al debt, Across tho capital, however, Senator Hurry F. Hyrd (D-Vu.), one of congress' chlnf economy udvocales, declared there riould be no tax reduction at all In 1047. Hyrd told reporters It would be "reckless" lo cut taxes until congress makes sure t'.io govern- UNDERWEAR . Union Suits 100 Wool All Cotton 50 Wool 25 Wool 2-pc. Underwear Shirts-Drawers 100 Wool SO" 25 Wool Wool All Cotton Oregon Woolen Store X I ww ass X f wute yum v X is DISTILLED LONDON DRY GIN Burton)! 144 proof ttttntte tomfo 5 iihikm nmtMi cwrm to MRU IU. MUHUiaCAt "ft 1 94.4 r-'ZL pinnr I -i,- . i nvvi m i (GlT Sixth Sense Leads ! Woman To Husband In Hospital Ward ASTORIA. Ore,. Dec. 12 fl'i Yes, said Mr. and Mm. Fred 1 1 oimer, there I a alxth sense, Mrs. Houaer, recovering from an illness, waa a patient at the Seasldii hospitul, huddenly, al aoout l n. m alio said to her nurse, "You know. I have a feeling that my '.lusbiind la here!" "Here In tho hospital?" "Yes, I'm aure of It." Tito nurse smiled, "It isn't time for hi dully visit. He'll be hero In an hour or so." "1 know I'm right," said Mrs. I looser. "Let me take your arm," Aided by the nurse, Mrs. Houaer walked ulong the corri dor. At the closed door of the X-ray room, alio stooped. "In l!ire!" alio sin (I. And Fred Houaer wns there. Admitted to the hospitul with o broken leg, he fvurod hit wife recovery might be de layed If she knew of the acci dent. The hospitul had agreed to keep Cie new from her. Wartime duty showed your nerve, peacetime duly In the naval reserve will preserve the peace. New Forest Unit Okayed PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 12 (II The Shellon, Wash., co-operutlve suatuined yield fon-U unit first of ita kind in the United Slutcs ha been approved and will bn established, Regional Forester H. J, Andrews auid to day. Andrews auid he had been ad vised from Washington t'.iat the chief of the forest service had to day signed the ugrcement which la expected to be effective "ul most at once." The agreement give the lum ber industry In I'.ie towns of Shelton and McCleary ussuruncc of a stabilized timber supply for 100 years, he aald, since the agreement runs for that time. Industrial Supply Buys Hauger Site The Ilnugcr building at SIS Market was sold this week to Cascade Industrial Supply, Inc. The lumber and mill equipment firm will move into its new quar ters from its old location, 330 S. 7th, this week-end. Sale of tha building by ita owner, F. ft. Hauger, waa transacted by Wes ley M, Sharpies, realtor. The Sloan company, whole sale hnrdwBre nnd supplie, deal er, haa occupied the Hauger building during the construction of ita new headquarters at Elm and Market. The company is moving to the new building this week. Counterfeit Bill Passed Here A bogus $50 bill waa passed on an attendant at the Standard service station, 6th and Klam ath, early this morning in pay ment for gasoline. According to police report a man drove up to the station shortly after midnight and had the tank of his car filled with gas, and gave the $50 bilk in payment, received his change and drove away. The attendant spotted the bill as "phony" immediately and re ported the transaction to police. Classified Ad Bring Results. Bail Posted For Speeding Arnold Claude Young, 23, of 238 Broad, posted $30 bail with city police and Kenneth Eugene Baker, 18, of 1533 Dayton, waa cited to appear in court thi afternoon on charge of reckleaa driving after they were arrested in two cars on downtown street last nlgiit. Both were also charged with rnnnintf A stnn aitfn. Gale Jack Bradley. 23, 823 I Grant, posted $5 boil for a viola tion of the basic rule on S. 6th, 'and ueorge U. Mcrryman. 2251 Shasta way, was cited for a court i appearance for a like offense on bast Main. Two drunks and three persons charged with disorderly conduct appeared in municipal court to- any. mint has been placed on a stable flnanclul basis. f V.M-r Incited now opens Willi 2 Jt',, ill i-:l'-h n- ml, vnuf l.-li-r ipiKk. lV..'..iilv :,.m-, Uvi.Ol PENEIR0 NOSE DROPS Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Haadachas. Caa, Stomach and Spinal Ailment TM.KPHONr IA09 127 So. 7th St nrBAI.D a NtWI. KUnalk f.lli. On. THVRaOAT, dm. II, l4. Tmf l.r Girl Bruised In Fall From Bike Janet Slowey, 12, of 301 W. Main, was treated for scratches and bruises at Klamath Valley hospital this morning after she was knocked to the pavement when her bicycle struck a Fiuhrer's bread truck in front of the bakery on Pine. O. V. Gossett Sr., 830 E. Main, driver of the truck, said that he was Just pulling out from the curb when the bicycle struck the front wheel of his vehicle. He took the girl to f.ie '.lospital for treatment. More sets of twins are born In Canada that in this country per million births, but more sets of triplets and quadruplet are born In the U. S. i 3 Weyerhaeuser Man Injured James M. Woodard, routa box 474, was admitted to Hill side hospital at 8:30 a. m, Thun day for treatment of an eya irv Jury received while on tha JobJ Woodard Is an employe of thr Weyerhaeuser Timber company. Woodard was reported In good condition today. ' A Classified Ads Bring Results. w -t Many pearl fishers off Aus tralia were Japanese before World War II brought their internment. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT Yon OrWs-Long. Short Trips Movo Yoursoli Sava M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phono 8304 1201 East Main APARTMENT OR HOUSE WANTED! 4 room furnished or unfurnished. 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