Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 28, 1947, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextOfficials Attend Meet Three Klamath county offi lal, County Judge U. E. tceder, County Clerk Charles BcLap and Sheriff Lloyd L. uow. were in Salem yesterday o confer with the Klamath lcgis- tive delegation on a boost in Slarics for the elected county ficlaU. Any salary Increase would lave to be made by act of the egtslature, and the amount of He boost sought by the officials t e has not been disclosed. (However, the present county ludgct sets aside money for S600 r'ar raises for the various lective officers, but the lcgisla- lire may not authorize that gure. For the past four years lese officers have received S25 month above their set salaries. y special legislation, but the 25 raises ended January 1. Almost every other county In lie state is trying to get wase rcrease measures through the legislature this session. Change of phone Pat Howes. altor now 626B. I Bend Judge To Hear Case Here Circuit Judge Ralph S. Ham ilton of Bend has been assigned by the state supreme court to hear the Klamath county law suit of B. H. Trippett vs. Har win Jewelry company. Judge Hamilton will, replace Circuit Judge Charles H. Combs of Lakeview, who was disquali fied by the defendant. Judge Combs had been assigned to replace Circuit Judge David R. Vandenberg, disqualified by the plaintiff. No dbtc has been set for a court hearing Navy Asks Thar Allowance Continue WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 P The navy asked today that the law providing monthly allow ances for families of servicemen be extended at least until July 1, 1949. The allowances now could cease six months after the end of the war, as declared by con gress. The navy offered a bill to ex tend the benefits. It also asked that the allowances of men en listing prior to last July 1 be continued throughout their four- year enlistments. 4-H Leaders To Attend Conference Four local 4-H leaders will at tend the 13th annual 4-H club leaders' conference at Corvallis, January 29. SO, 31, according to Francis Skinner, county club agent. Those attending from Klamath county are Mrs. Jessie Kcady and Helen Sullivan, Cookery club leaders of Henley: E. D. Hoffmun, Garden club leader of Henley: and H. B. Winebarger. Beef club leader of Merrill. The delegation will dri.e to Corvallis Tuesday after noon and will return to Klam ath Falls Friday afternoon. This is the first annual leaders' conference at Corvallis in the last four years. LEGAL NOTICE NOTU'K OK AN'N't'AI. IXKCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ih.t th Board of SupervUori of Poe Valley Soil Conservation District have set Monday, tha lDth day of February, 1947. between the hours of seven o'clock P.M. and eleven o'clock P.M.. at the Grange Hall in Poe Valley, Orejron, as the time and place for holding the annual election to elect a supervisor to succeed the expired term of Vic Brown, notice is also given that at the same time and place the annual meeting of the land owners and other persons interested in said District will be held. DATED this Hth day of January. 1(M7. A. W. SC11AUPP. Secretary. J 31-38 F 4 No. ASH Britain Okays Burma Move LONDON, Jan, 28 (;!) The British government announced today it had readied an agree ment with Burma that will per mit the Asiatic crown colony to attain independence. Lord Pethlck-Lawrenee, sec retary of state for India and Burma, said that an Interim gov ernment similar to that estab lished for India would admin ister affairs during the transitory period for the 2B2,000-square-milc rrgion and its 17,000,000 inhabitants. Burma lies just east of India. It was a battleground in the war against Japan. Lord Pethick-Lawrence an nounced the accord in the house of lords. He said a constituent assembly made up -entirely of HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND ElOtSK ORE. MKDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. ,nd Mrt. J. E. Earlry anil Ja. Karley . Proprietor, Burmese nationals would be elected next April, Prime Minister Alllee was due to report the agreement to (he house of coinmnns kiter to day. Tho Veord was reached after two weeks of discussions with Burmese nationalist leaders. VET INSURANCE SALEM. 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