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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1947)
Truman Budget Toss GOP Limit By Eight Billion THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE By Th Associated Pr 1947 Incoino S 40, 2:10,000, Oulifu 4a.52:i,O0O,()00 Hurplu Yoiir-ond debt Defense Coal Vetorana' benefit il.ilua.UOO.OOO (deficit) 260,400,000, 000 15,100,000,000 7,801,000,000 By CHARLES MOLONY WASHINGTON, Jun. 10 W) Prealltnt Truman proponed to dny tint the Hovcrnmcnl xpmul i:t7,D2H,0OO,0O0 during II10 fl ciil year which bruin next July 1, Ilia l)ii(ldct moaaiiMn to the replibllrnii uonurcaM thua went morit tluin 18,000,000,000 over thn limit 101110 key OOP lead era have aet (or federal outluya In their dclvrmlned drive to cut tuxva while whltllliiK away at the muinniolh iintluiiul debt, Mr, Trumun tarmnrked III, S87.O00.0OO or nearly third uf the total (or national drfvnso and aiiuln Ignored republican demand that till Item should be hold to 110,000,000,000 or lea. Uut the ehlrf execullve, call In hla budvnt "realistic" and "Unlit," Insisted thul ha had been "more- liurdbollorl , . . than I like to bo" In onfordntf hla own economy domonda on federal ailunclua. Hla recommended loliil of $:)7,S2D,000,0O0 la 4,BUft,000,. 000 under hla revlaed eatlmato on what It la coiling (he govern ment to operate thl your and ll.UII8.OU0.UOO higher than the budget he aubmltled Juat a year ago. Even ao, the prealdent an Id the treaaury will clone Ita booka on June 30. 1048. with Ita (Irat balanced budget In 18 year and with a $202,000,000 aurplua to boot provided there ore no tax cut In the next 18 month. He placed eatlmuted Income (or the coming year at $37.730.000,. 000 a drop of $2,300,000,000 from the current flacnl period. Shuter Arraigned For Destruction rtichard Carl Shuter of Mo wlch, Indicted by the lost grand jury for mallcloua inlury to per aonal property, wan arraigned In circuit court thl morning and took one week to con templuto a plea. Khutor I alleged to have fired aevoral ahota from a pistol into a truck belonging to Fred Spen cer at Crescent July 3. Circuit Judge David R. Van denberg act January 17 aa time (or entry of a plea. Shuter la repreaenled by A. C. Yaden and la free on $1M)0 bond posted bv Pat Qulnlnn and J. E. r'lauith. Siskiyou County Sup ervisors Named YKEKA, Jan. 10 W. T. Davlrinon, Kurt Jonea rancher and for 18 yeari a member of the Slaklyou county board of aupervlaor. w a t re-elected chairman of the board at a meet ing hold here thl week. Other member of the board are Cordon Jacob, Hornbrnok: T. R. Douglass, Mt, Shaata: Fred C. Burton, Yreka, and Fred M. Wolford, Etna. Did you know you can learn many tradea In the U. S. navyt Enliat today. VITAlTSTAtTsflCS DANlEl-fl-Born l Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath rails. Ore , January R. IftU, to Mr. and Mr. John Carl) Daniels, ft. wart addition, a boy. Weight T pmimN lU'i iHHires. IWtYDKN Horn at Klamath Valler hoipllal, Klamath rail, Ore., January I, IMT, to Mr. and Mr. Samuel Bry dan. Mt, Hebron. Calif., a girl. Weight, t pounds t ounce (ill.l- llom at Klamath Valley hospi tal. Klamath Falls, Ore., January I, llT. lo Mr. and Mr. Howard (till, 32 Martin, a boy. Weight: pounds 10 eHinrei. IIEHMANT-norn at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore-, January 0, H47, t Mr. and Mrs. George T. Her man!. Rout 3 Hum 407, city, a boy. Weight; pound t 0 nunrat LEGAL NOTICE tXI t I TRIX R NOTITK OK HI.INO Oft FINAL ACfOINT IN THE CIUCUIT COURT OF THIC STATF. Or OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER Of TUB ESTATE OF OEOnOE C. OMDEII. DECEASED. Notice la hereby given that I have filed my rinaj Account and rsporl at Executrix nf the Estate of George E. Grider, deceased, and the above-entitled Court has fixed 2 o'clock P. M. on Mon day, January 13th, 1047, as the time and tha Circuit Court Boom In th Klam ath County Court Hnuaa, Klamath Falls. Oregon, aa tha plact, when and where any person may present any objection or exrentlon to anything dona by me a p.xomttrlx and thai at atich time and ftlaca lha ahove-ontttied Court will final y paia upon and aattle aaid Account I. U.I.IAN DtlftACHA, Kxeruirlx of Ihe Estate of George E. Orldcr. Deceased. D. 13-30 27; J. 3-lO-No. 5.10. EVERY SAT. NITE ARMORY BALDY'S BAND "JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" FEATURING VOCALISTS EDNA GEORGE BROWN WILLIS Dancing 9 'Til 1 74c Per Person Year Ending Juni 30 1941 000 $ 87,7:10,000,000 37,828,000,000 202,000,000 200,200,000,000 11,007,000,000 7,343,000,000 Ambassador Faces Count Of Treason WAHSAW, Jun. 10 (At The llrltlah uinbiissudor to Polund won mimed today before a mili tary tribunal a having received Btuie and military aocreta from the outluwed uiiflergrouiid WIN organization, accuaed of attempt lug a coup d'elat agalnat tho I'ollali government. The chargu wa disclosed nine I duya before the acheduled par liamentary election, Both Urituin and tho United State have proUelud that arrange ment for the election did not Inauru free voting. The British ambiiaaudor 1 Sir Victor Cuvendlah-lientlnck. The key figure In a aenautlnnal high treuaou trial, Count Gro choUkl, told tho military tri bunal that he hud delivered to tho ambaaaudor Information ob tained by the underground and through a former employes of Ihe I'ollah foreign ministry who alto I a co-defendant. The Indictment charged Gro rholakl and three other (paci fically of cnnlrucy to over throw Ihe government In supply ing tntv ecret to a "foreign ambaaaudor" In Wuraaw. One of the co - defundunta, Wuldmlr Uaczuk, 24, formerly attached to the Pollah foreign ministry, identified In hla tevti mony Ilia "Eugllah ambaaaudor." Suburban Fire Meet Planned A meeting nf the executive board of the auburban rural fire district ho been called for 8 p. m. Tuesday, January 14 at the Shaata View achool. All person In the proposed district are urged to attend. It la expected that a atale fire marshal will be here from Salem to talk to the group. The report from the Klumath county assessor's office on the assessed valuation of properly In the dis trict, will bo heard. A special olectlon- will be aallcd in tho spring for approving the Issu ance of a general obligation bond to finance the purchase and maintenance of fire fight ing equipment for the district. The board of director! went lo Merrill and looked over the new equipment there recently. Courthouse Records J.llr rrt Vernon Walter Ward, only on head lllu. rine. U M I'hllllp Codr lleeeon. no operator's llrenae. Fine. S3 Mi. I'htllip Cody lleeeon, no vehicle 11 een.e Fine. SA 5u. Meltwn rraii MrPheraon. no rear view mirror, fine. S3. ao. Hobert 1-ouli Kin, no operator's II eeiiM. fine, S.. Harold !- Fltierald, Inadequate brake.. Tine. S3 M. Ilobert Itaymund Wlllman, no milt Her. rine. S3 3u. Wllhur Wavuo Startln. ha.lc rule vlnlatliin. rine. SIO. Karl Leseh, no operator's lleenae. rine, 3 3U. Karl Leach, no vehicle tlcenee. rine, S3 so. Illle Alnei MeClunf, (allure lo obey Stop elan. Tine. S3. 30 Krne.t William CluK. no muffler. rine. S3 an Ktaben Herman While, baale nil vio lation, rine. SIS. John Reed Lund, baalo rule violation. rine. sm. Je.ale Taylor, no operator's tt een rine. S3 so. Joaele J. Taylor, no vehicle license. Fine, S9 90. r.nplalntl Fll.d aiate unemployment rompenaatlon enntml.llon va. Winter Knlht and Cerlle Knlaht, doln hu.lne.1 e the Ill-way oefe. ault for SSSI.7T unemployment com pensation. Claude M. John., attorney for plaintiff. Cemplalnl Flit Cmerald P. Pttbol. vi. Bertha a. Du nola, ault for annulment. Cherse, prior divorce for defendant nol final. Cotinlo married June S3. 1st at Klamath Fall.. ure. j. w. u neiu, attorney tor plain tiff. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Authorizes! Sale and Service Telephone 9200 Pictured are employes or tn can party room last weak. Th of the automotive bualneaa here, ploye at both th Old and Cadillac and International truck head of th table. Profit Sharing Plan Outlined An employe profit-sharing plan was put into effect January 1 at the Dick U. Miller company, marking the tenth anniversary of Dick Miller' automotive op eration in Klumath Fall. The plan, which Miller an nounced at the annual employe banuct lust week, will give service employes 3D per cent of any profit on svrvico work above operating overhead and 73 per cent of any service profit above a ( uota bused on the previous ycur'a operntion. Each service employe will re ceive a monthly statement of op-ration, and profits will be divided every three month. The employe shure will be di vided equally among the group. The plan is effective at both the Old and Cadilluc division and at the International Truck di vision. Tho two pluivu have a personnel of 42 employes. "The people who do tho work arc us Important as manage ment. ' Miller said. "Euch is equally dependent on the other. All those who help create profit nro entitled to a share In it, and should have thl incentive to do their best work." One rJF-nicr In yarn size would bo o fine that it would take 4,4(14.328 yards to make one l pound. I , I The field of electronics widening. Expand with it In the u. a. navy. FUNNY "I couldn't stand the surrounding environment!" 1 919 E. Main I Phone 4282 I Pork Steaks .....:....39c tb.; 35c Fryers Turkeys Geese Lb. -IN OUR DELICATESSEN- SALADS Macaroni and fHf?17Cl?C Tillamook, Llederkrans, Edam. Hoque Wfl99 lort, Land o' Pine. Kaukana. Smoked. Annual Employes' Meeting dick b. Miner company at meeting marked th tenth anniversary of Dick Miller's entrance and the announcement of a profit-sharing plan for service em Contributions Pour In For McComb Memorial Shelf Contribution for the McComb Memorial book ihelf are com ing in from all over the country and have reached $300, a state ment from the Klamath County library today shows. Tho suggestion for a memorlul for the lute Miss Mary McComb, county librarian, was made bv Mrs. Victor O'Neill and Mr. Andrew Collier, representing a group of Klamath Falls citizen. The Idea submitted was to have a shelf of books, especially se lected by a committee for this purpose, and identified by a memorlul plaque. Reckless Driving Brings $25 Fine Clifford Glenn Allstolt, 21, 713 Washington, pleaded guilty to reckless driving in Justice court today and wa fined 123. He wa the diivcr of a truck which struck a car owned by William Wlthrow, 203 Victory drive, Wednesday night. EMPTY POCKETS CHICAGO. .Ian. 1 0 fT A ban Hit pressed a large pistol against William Solan, an automobile salesman, and started searching his pockets. He poked around 13 Dockets In Solan's clolhlnc and didn't find any money. If he hud lione lo the Inst ; pocket my watch pocket ho (would have found where I kept my money," Solin told police In reporting th. holdup "I had 10 I pnnj,.,, and a dime, to be exact " BUSINESS CHICKEN ;s I'm sensitive to i CENTER Free Delivery Beef Roast Lb 29c Sirloin Steak Lb v 39C Hamburger Lb 35c Hens(whit., ...Lb. 29c Bacon Lb. 65c Pork Roast Potato. tneir annual meetlno. divisions. Miller is shown at the Anyone who wished, was of fered the privilege of contri buting toward a fund to pur chase the books. The large response to the sug gestion indicates trie wide es teem held for Miss McComb. Contributions for the memorial have come from California. Ari- zona and Colorado. Klamath county and other Oregon point. Tho committee to select the books la composed of Fred E Fleet, Enola Hawkira), Mrs. O' Neill and Mrs. Collier. At least a portion of the fund will be de voted to books for children, it has been decided, honoring the work of Miss McComb in the story-telling field. Alice M. Waldron, assistant county librarian since 1944, has assumed the duties of librarian until a regular librarian haa been apppoinled. Miss Waldron has declined the position on a permanent basis, feeling that her health would not permit her tak ing on the extra work involved. Applications for the position will be recommended to the county library board which in cludes Fred Fleet and Lloyd Porter of Klamath Falls, An drew Street, school principal at Maun, and Mrs. William p. : Campbell, Langell valley. Mrs. William Chllcotc, gradu ate of tne University of Wash ington library school, is assisting at the county library tempo rarily and has taken over the duties of assistant librarian, do ing all the cataloging of books. Mrs. Gladys Cox, a permanent employe, takes care of the bor rowing from the state library and the mending and care of books. Mrs. Frank Steele has charge of the bookmobile. Alice Stocker, KUHS librarian, who came here from Illinois last Oc tober, is helping out and two part-time workers, Mrs. Bert Thomas and Mrs. Claude Fer guson, are assisting with the care of the books. The staff is trying to carry' on with the regular work, getting books out to the county schook and branch libraries. The third trip this year from the book ex-1 change made with the bookmo bile will be made today to Alta-! mont. NO FINER ASPIRIN TO RELIEVE of functional nature. None 10 better for headache, neural gia. Bottle of loo for only 35c You aave tt. Why pay more St Joseph ASPIRIN rS our;-. ! Here is clean, healthy, safe fuu for Ihe children. Child turns lever and toy motes in clock-nise whirling motion. A thrill at etery turn. AU ateel con struction provide for veart of hard use. Can be operated by one or two children, indoor or out... Mill not mar or scratch amooth aurface. 6th and Pine G(S0 ( CANARY CONCERT SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 10 lVi There was a reason If guest at the Newhouae hotel thought they heard bird today. How upon row of caged ca naries warbled competitively in the annual show of the Salt Lake Canary club at the hotel. The show la being neid in the seagull room. SALARY WAIVER MiDIAM Til Tan in 111 niniwui,, .it,, won. v Mayor Harry L, Crisp at hi own request had hi salary cut from $1200 a year to $1 to Insure pay raises for Marion city employes. CrisD proposal to become a $l-a-year mayor and to elim inate his (30 montniy salary as liquor control commissioner was BDDroved bv the city council. Then the mayor obtained pass age of a measure providing iur S10 monthly wage increase for each city employe. The mayor term expire in four months. LITTLE OLD LADY CHICAGO, Jan. 10 UP) Mrs. Mary Porch, owner of a small cnhih ciHe riHttniirant. called Englewood police last night and reportea tnai a cunuinu nun attempted to ateal a charity fund box. - After paying lor a cup oi coffee, Mrs. Porch told police, the man grabbed the box which rnntalned contributions from you can i ao ini, Porch said he told the thief and she grabbed his arm and took the box away from him. As he fled, Mr. Porch, who is 72 years old and 5 feet 1 inch tall, went to the kitchen tn renort the incident to her son, Louis, 54. PLUMBING STALLED onKITT a r Til .Tan 10 1 41 Pontiac plumbers are so busy I plumbing these daya that none of them wani 10 worn iur mc ti.j. But unlesn one of them plumbs the other plumber plumbing, they re all going to run piumD out 01 worn. The city code says no new plumbing work may start with out an Inspection permit from th. city plumbing inspector, a Job none of the Ppntiac plumber seems to want. After L. M. Shugart quit the lob the city council appointed V- . , r - 1 . 1 ...... r- r reo nam urn nc wvumn . cept. The council now say it can't find anv plumber who will. e e IT'S ALIVE1 CHICAGO. Jan. 10 (P Police Sgt. Frank Sheehan dispatched two officers to a North State street address, declaring he had a telephoned complaint that "there's a snowman blocking a sewer or something." The officers found the sewer all right the Sewer Cocktail lounge. They found the snow man, too propped in the door way. When they tried to move the snowman it shook itself. "Just fell asleep here where it was warm," said the erst while snowman. The sea-lily is an animal and not a plant, but it grows at the bottom of the sea and is attached to it by a long, jointed stem. DANCE Saturday Night K. C. HALL Sponsored by Towiuend Club Modern and Old Time . Dancing 9:00 'til 1:00 Men SOe Ladiea 50c it i Phone 3234 UtBAI.D NKW, Klamalk Fall.. Ore. Jet Planes Still Dubious PORTLAND, Jan. 10 OP) The B-29 bomber and the P-91 and P-47 fighters still are the United State' first-line planes not Jet or rocket ship. The new plane are still In the experimental stage, Lt. Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chief of the army air force air materiel com mand, said here yesterday. "Actually we have no super, sonic airplanes today. The XS-1 has not yet exceeded the pced of sound. It Is capable of doing so, but lt la not a fighting plane. It Is Just a laboratory tool de algncd specifically to find out First Church of Christ, Scientist, Manek . The Melher Okarek, Tke rir ckarek at Ckrlet, leleallai, la Beaten, Mala. 10th and Washington Service: Sunday School, 9i30 a. m. Sunday Service, II a. m. Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8:00 o'clock. Lesson-Sermon Subject, Jan. 12 "Sacrament" Christian Science Reading Room 1023 Main St. RADIO BROADCAST SATURDAY 5:15 P. M. KFJI Subject, "Proof That Christian Science Heols" BBHnHr"MBMBHHHBHnBBMaiB SPORT SHIRTS Vls. to 6.95. White, Color. QQ Now OeOT Val. to 6.S0. Fine Rayons, Q(j Vals. to T.LsbT" Fine Wools, J QUALITY Value to (60 Valuta to 350 Value to $40 Men's MACKINAWS Fingr-Tip Model Regularly 11 0C 19.30.... New lei.73 MEN'S ROBES t.95 Ceo. Beacon 7 gr Now 1. 70 no" 13.20 1S.2S Brocaded 1 0 Oft Silk. Now tlU.i ALL WOOL SHIRTS Value to 9.85 ... Value to 8.95 . Value to 12.15 5.89 6.89 8.89 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main This arllele. vklek I feel la kelk Important and eeaalraelWe. aa Seared la SOMK edilieaa et the Journal December 17. 5l" ' Snell's Zoning Board Ready To Submit Bill Br BALPH WATSON 0vf?rnr Knell's countr pUn alnff and inning committee, mt which Citv t'ommlsafoncr Will lam -wen Is chairman. lm planning to fix thin i up. with leflslalirc ap proval, so that each oC tba S Oregon counties can tell everybody from the humblt farmer to tha UUljr tycoon Just what to da. The committee li going ta lay Ita mo iter plan In tha lap of tho governor next weak, ao Bowaa toy a, for hla consideration in tha reparation of his recommends lona to the legislature, and tho report will bo accompanied by blil. ready drawn, for tho Ugtsla tore to enact. BROAD IN SCOPE The bill, not yet In its final polished form, is broad In title and terms. The title ye It Is to provide for tho "planning, toning and regulation of the subdivision of land In the unincorporated ter ritory of counliea and for the Mo tion, organisation, powers and procedures of' county planning com mi anions, and authorising such commissions to tot also on behalf of incorporated communities, and authorising the adoption of build ing codes and building permits and specifying penaltlea tberanader." The ooanty "governing body' la lo appoint a planning eommlsslon of not less than five nor more than nine members to serve without pay other than expenses. This commis sion la to aet up a plan for Ila county "to otfect whatever s of land best conserves or promotes the health, safely, morals, order, convenience, prosperity or the gen eral welfare of tho oon.man.tr. As a public service I repeat It It carefully, for It tells exactly what long time. S. L DICKSON, Albany, FaiDAT. Jan. IS. IS1T. Fate (a. what lt takes to pierce the bar rier of compressibility which hu heretofore smuahed every plana attempting to exceed the awed of lound. The Job of compiling the data collected by the XS-I and designing a useful combat plane 1 still a long one," he laid. Twining, here to visit hi brother, concluded, "We still have the world' best airplane, but what we have five year from now depends directly upon a continuous program of re search and development." Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Pkyticlaa Headache. Oaa, Stomach aad Spinal Ailment TKI.SPNOMa ae 117 So. 7th St, STORE WIDE SALE Winter Underwear All Wool Unioaiuh. Formerly 7.90, A QQ How HANDKERCHIEFS Men's White. TOPCOATS , MQW 43.50 wnur 39.50 ... , . . ., HOW 2&50 CASTLE HATS Value ta rrfl t.50 Now DRESS GLOVES 2.95 All Wool nf Kid Face, Now S.S9 Fur Lined C ) 1 Kid, Now we. 9.89 Gen. Imported Angora Lined. 7 J 9 HOUSE SLIPPERS 2.95 Cloth Operas, Now .. 3.50 Leather Everett. Now.. 4.95 Calf Everett. Now.. 2.35 2.79 3.95 Phone 3463 through planning ion log, sab' division and building control. CONTROLS DEVELOPMENTS Tho eommlaalen shall set tha rules for the character of new developments, and ail a tear lea dealing with development of pub lie works, buildings, utilities, thor oughfares and recreational facili ties to file their plans and get approval of the commission. The eommlsslon la to set up a "develop ment pattern" to which all land use, construction and development must conform. The powera and authority of tha highway cent mis sion alooo are exempted from com- mission Jurisdiction. Any proposal far Improvemant commuting a "substantial varia tion" from, the "development pat tern" shall be disapproved by tba eommlsslon, which mar mod Iff It pattern by two thirds vote. REGULATES SUBDIVISION The governing body of ' th county can regulate subdivision of lands In the county and no prop erty can bo transferred until ap proved by the eommlsslon. If 2ft per cent of tbo property owners of a proposed loalng district pro test, after a hearing and within 14 days, a majority of tha votes In the district can defeat tha proposal. Permits most be had befara con struction, alteration or enlarge ment of any building or structure, Tho transfer of land by reference) to record or Ita subdivision by motel and bounds la made illegal and subject to penalty. Incorpo rated communities may designate) tho eeanlr planning eommlsslon aa Its agencr far planning and lonlng within tha Incorporated boundaries. In this advertisement. Please road I have been trying to express far Oregon
