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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1947)
GOP House Leaders Open Drive To Prevent Any AmendmentToBudgetCut WASHINGTON, Fob. 17 (I1) Ropiiblii'iin Iioiimi loaders uii nouiR'cd tocltiy (luy will try lo prohibit liny iimmKliiimit to a pmiHimil for u (I,UUO,UOO,000 budtiot nIiikIi, unci Hop. Cuiiiwn (D-Mn.) Immodliiloly ruined llu cry of "kuu." Hen. Tuhrr (H-N, Y.), chulrmnn (if tliu senute-limisn builiirtiiry coiiiiiiIUimi, lolil ri'iiortrm following u tuplcivol rrniiblleun liouso I'linli'i'PiH'u Unit ho plmiK to auk tlin ru !(! (.oininlUm for u rule unilci' which no iiitH'iitlitipiils could l prvsoiilod whim tha rusolu tkm comes up on lliti floor 'I'liiirstlny, Tulinr sultl tills would nrcrnHlliilo the house cither voting outright npprovul or riliipiroviil of the $11,0111), 0011,0110 cut In I'ri'nlditnt 'I'ruiiiuiiM original imilifiu proiKimil of 5;l7,000, 000.000 Ho uddrd Hint the resolution will be drlmtid (or four hours bi'fura voir la cnlh-d. Tnlier expliiinod thut It whs decided to iilnca the resolution bi'foro the house Thursday, in li'iid of Wednesduy, as origin ally pliiiincd, no Hint rvpubll run conference could he hold Wednesday, Purpose of tlm ctm. fercnoe, lie uddrd, will be "to ni'qunliit the membership on the actual sltuntlon." Cunnon, on learning of the republican plans, told ri'iKirtem ho would fight the rule fore closing the presentation of amendment. "It would be gag." be Mild. "On such nil Important matter the house should hnvo nn op portunity to net as the major ity desires." The Mliuiourlnn In former rhulrmuu of Hip house appro priations coiiuulttee. The republican strategy wan arranged at a meeting of Speaker Martin (H.-Mass), Chairman Allen (R-III.) of the lull' committee, Hup. Wiggles worth (H Miou ), appropriations committee member, and Tabcr. Prior to Tnber's announce ment. Sciiutor Toft (fl-Ohlo) an cried that congress ran cut In come taxes by $3,900,000,000 even if It dnemi't vote the full 0, 000. 000,000 budget cut. Meters Taken Off Street At the order of Police Chief Orvllle Hamilton, the eiiiht park Ing meters at the corner of Main and lUlh, In front of the Evens apartment building, were de tached durlnif the fire Sunday. Thli was done, Hamilton ex plained, to make room for fire fighting equipment. For while II was thought, he said, that it might be uotcusary to knock out the walls of the building to get at the blase and facilitate the rescue, work. The entire distance from 9th to llth on Mum and from Muln to Pine on 10th was roped off by the police department right after the blaze was reported, and will continue to be restrict rd to motor traffic all Monday, Hamilton sulci. Scaffolding In being erected about the walls of Hit gutted building to pre vent accidents from falling de bris and to aid In the salvage work. Six Injured In Bus-Car Collision COOS BAY. Ore.. Feb. 17 P Six tnu passengers were injured ' slightly when a northbound San Francisco Portland Greyhound bus overturned In a ditch four miles south of here yesterday. State police headquarters re ported the bus driver. Charles Johnson, 37, Coos Bay, snid a truck wax pausing the bus and lite two vehicles locked wheels. The driver of tho small truck. Jerry Ford, 21, reported the truck was thrown against the bus when lie struck a soft road shoulder. 7 Comfort! Babies i AT first nn of chif ifiK dry eciems or i limnlf fish. Ilea Bnnih. ins, medicaiad Reiinnl lor genii relief of itching, martins irriis- i lion. 30 vtsn favnriia IBfc Mild Rsiinol Sosp is IL ideal for baby's bun. ( ,f RESMOLS; SPEAKING OF DANGEROUS CHEMICALS - UQUOft AND GASOLINE. WHIN COMftlN m I'.'fU'MOfiT OEAOLVi i r am -rutins ' of. t v etV ,f ti-orvlMs, ' Speaking of cars . . . reminds us that if you haven't tried tha SUPER SERVICE STA TION for tha finest and most eomplata Marfak lubrication Job anywhere In this vicinity, you're really missing some thing. We un tha finest Texaco products, always. Grain Price On High Level CIIICAUO, Keli IT I AI'i-OrBlm moved over wide uitc e rtrij In urnul, olive ttmtiw It (day. t'ltajiigM In Irvmli wttrti if ttijuwiii una iiivy irMiticu highly iivf-voui mrhl nt iimi At tha tmal Uvl, wltvat haul galni MtnillMtT t nmr than 6 cnti In Dm May rtitttrarl. Thla f)llvitry mvd Into nmw ltlh gniuittl for lha .on. Hop- lattiMr whtat wn runtfiara it vmy wH am) Marrh iltfl nnl laarli lit Z7-yar paah Ulillht Nalutday. Atvfft ftttrrt MtnnaaptilU aald raah tvhval 4 Ui A r(ila a bualial hlaUvr. Mllli iHBlriirlatl I hair rttirMitlallva lo wllhttrpw vrfarlnga it! Hour lhara Until aflar tha whaal maraal rlnaa. whan naw aaltlng prlra acliadula wat pariaij tu b tud. Wiiaai 'rluMti luwtr to A' htghtri alarm id .14 -a u POTATOES Basin Potato Shipments In Carloads 1047 104(1 Frb. 14 47 48 Feb. to Dntft BB1 471 Souson to Unto 7707 8UB3 CIIICAUO. T-M IT lAP-IIHIIAl I'oln- ll,tn Arrival! 173; im Un'k llil: total M. ililpintnla rrinay uw. salurilay Until, and MuitJay 'M; luaullet ratlivr llahl: tlamatitl a.Kid fur lal (juallly m'H-hi, ratnar now mr ooiart; maraal firm In liililly alruns tir uail lilahna, Nnhraihaa, anil OilMrarlua, alnady on ftlhora; Idahn lluaRat llurliatika M afl iiu, t.'tilurailii Kail McCluraa . 1 0-: 1.1 WH.tiarli U (Irt-a.orj anwaaliatl; Hoatli llwHitla Pimtlat-a S'ilHI unwaaliad: Na bra.Ma llllaa Trlilrnuha S:i.l1-J.:i'l wath- al; WyiiMilns lllUi Trlamnlii l;ll'. waaliail lull V. a. No. 1 ijualltyi, Major To Tell Mac Of Theft FAIRFIELD, Calif.. Feb. 17 lI'l Col. Kdwurd J. Murray, former custodian of the Uiink of Japan, wan en route buck lo General MnrArthur's hnidquur trrs toduy to explain how Japa nese gems worth $'410,000 came into his possession and why he smuggled them Into the United ! States. : When arreeled In Snn Francis- . co recently by U. S. customs of ficials, upon his return from overseas duty, the colonel said . he regarded tho gems mostly diamonds as legitimate" war ! souvenirs. Col. Murray, 95. veteran of both World wars, waj being re turned to Jupan under technical 1 arrest and in custody of army and U. S. customs officers. They ' departed yesterday from the Falrfleld-Suisun army air field. LIVESTOCK CHIC A HO, Fab, IT AP-IJNAtftal-ahlo hoga 7000, total naoO; gariarally o 71 crnta hlgtiar: intMl ail vane on walghti iW poiitiili and down; good and rholra im a"WI pouiuli 'M W 'ii tm; fop W.W W--jm poiiiidi 29 7S-2f)M; MiihJM pound huUhart kiwi fully 7fl rania higltar; tfuod and oiiuica auw a2.001u.oy. Nalahla call la 17,00(1, total 17.W0; mI aula talvaa Vt. tutal IWM; good and choira alaara and yaarllnga 25-OU t-antu lowar, coniparahla liaKara weak lo 34 ranta lowar, niadltini grada ImiIIi clatMa toady, fairly actlva strictly choira klaara and linlfara ahtvarit; lop ttaara graillnf low vhulra 920 00; coinpararjla gruda lialfar S2.1 23; madlum ataara acltva at flit 00-21 00; romparabla half art W (Ki, downward; itork callla tarra, firm; rannar and cut lam covv p IM(-10 7.t.taady to wratt; hf cowi jtrw rmntt lowar at III MM :i Ml good rowi 13 Ml; hulls K-arrt. actlva; firm, walghty uiiiaif uffarlnga to 110.20, rhulra Vaalats waak to 91 W lowar, ma diuin and good kind fully 91.00 ott; practical lop 2I uO. Malabla ahaap 0O, total MOO; alow; no fal tatulM aold early, parkara bid ding comldarahly lowar or around M; ahlppara not operating yat: ttlt aklng artiund ataady or 92J 00-2.1 23 for good and cholc wool lamha; load gmid and rhulca around Ml pounds watt arn feeding lamlta steady at 121. 7S; nthar r I arart'a; odd haad tofi na llva ! a ugh tar iwti hald above 40. Market Shows Recovery NfTW YOIIK. rah. 17 AI'- Annnunra. mant thai tha luprama court would hand down no d"Hlun In tha John L. Iwla vaaa at this tlnia brought a briaf artiva racovary flurry In today's slock mark at. Apathy ml ad during tha greatsr part of tha procaadlnga aa Ira dor stood a I da on tha possibility a ruling on tha coal union casa might prarada tha two weak' rarass of tha nigh court. Tha paca guh-kanad for an Inlarval aa alactad , Isauaa addrd fractions lo 3 polnta or in. JJaltngs than ravarsad lo slugglshnasa and lop marks wara ahadrd In ha majority of caaas at tha cloaa wllh ' a smattarl'ig of minus signs persisting for pivotal Transfer ran to around 900,000 shares. Hols la ring sentiment wis tha further flow of uleaalna Quarterly Dayman ta and earnings, hopes for tax relief and Improvement In the recently waak Lon don market. Numerous skeptics of world affaire and domestic business, however, trimmed commitments or held aloof. Brokers reported public participation marketwise was at a minimum with professionals still accounting for moat of tha activity. Rallying commodities aided flocks. Cotton, eupriMst-hlng tha finish, was up II lo to $103 a bale. Closing quotations: American Can .. W1 American Telephone at Telegraphs. 172' Anaconda 0 California Packing - 30' Commonwealth it southern 3 Firemen, Blaze Victims Served Food By Cafe Owner 4', IS'i . VI', SO HAN rilANCIftCO, r.b. IT iap-limiA'-Halalla rallla IM, ealvaa SS, matfcrf ai-llva, ganrrally SO ranla hlsh r, Inad Iota niadiiim-lKHxl alaara and helli-ra alManl: moally naarliy aha aloft, good ruvri aalahla 11.100-14 0(1; common medium til IM-i:i90; cannar-cultara SH so lo Mi; odd madlum aauaafa bulla 1 14 M down: pricing, ealvaa Sl.ou-200 hlghar; liMd hald alwva 12000, Kalaljlp hnga 100; markat acllva. largely 75 ranla higher lhan Friday; law parltagee good-choir barrows and CurUa-Wrlghl Oneral Klacliic . lfa (lenaral Motora S;i, Great Northern Hy Pfd. 4S iniarnanonat iiarvaater Kennacoll lma-Uell "A" Montgomery Ward Naah-Kelvlnator N. V. Central Northern Pacific . Pacific Uaa at Claclrlc , 40 J. C. Panney ..... , 4JI'S Safeway Storaa 2a 'a Haara Roebuck ......U.......WM 37fta Routhern Parlflc ... ....i 41", Hlandard llranda SS,. Htudebakar . . 34'-, Sunahlrie Mining . M la. Jl'a IM ,. .. IS'. By JOY BIGGS Mrs. Harold (Jennie) Tolson of Jennie's cafe, proved herself a Oood bamariian yesterduy in the Kvaiis apartment fire disaster, serving coffee and doughnuts nil day to helpers arid fire victims. Jennie accepted no money for coffee and meals served to fire men, volunteer fire fighters. Herald and News stuff members and those who escaped in night clothes from the bluzing tipnrt ment house, Jutit across Main street from the cu.'e. Mrs. Margaret Hnmpcl, 410 N. 10th, employe of Jennie's cafe, was coming to open the cufc at 6 a. m., when she saw the flames and smoke. When she arrived, 10 pajama-clad residents of the burning apartment house fol lowed her into the restaurant and she built up the fire to warm the survivors and made coffee immediately. Mrs. Lucile Warner was the first to come in. She had arisen to go to ork at the Pelican cafe where she is employed as chef, wher. she heard the crash of glass and thought it was the garbage collector, she told Mrs. Hampel. When she opened her apartment door into the corri dor she aaw the smoke and flames, seized a coat to throw over her night clothes and es caped down the back way yell ing "fire" all the way. The reg ular entrance was already cut off by the blaze. Mrs. Hampel pnoned Jennie who called all cafe employes to assist in feeding the people who filled the restaurant, two men carried Mrs. Percy Evans from the veranda and brought her In to the kitchen where she stayed until a cab took her to the home of her lstcr-in-law, Mrs. Sidney Evans. Everyone behaved very calm ly, Mrs. Hampel reported, al though some broke down when their friends came for them. Most of the burned out apart ment residents were taken home with friends. Jennie started serving , coffee and meals without charge as HrSAI.P .. NEWS. Kl.m.lk Falla. Org. MONDAY, ra. 11, IMT. Pega gma soon as she was Informed of the olsaster, and about 9 a. m.. Otto Smith, Klamath County chapter chairman of the Red Cross, asked that the cure continue this service throughout the day, with the cooperation of the Red Cross on expense Involved. H0TIIS 0SB0RN HOLLAND vocni oai. Msoroan Thoroughly Modern Mr. aaS Mra. 1. Batter Jea Barlay Pretrlttar Why Thousands of Doctors Havo Prescribed PHWSSU MDC0MS f (CAUSED BY CO LOS) . rarruaanr must be good when thou ende of Doctors have prescribed It f'T so many year. rorruaaiM seta at one to relieve such coughing? It actually loose n phlegm and makes It easier to raise, Sat and effective for both old nd young, pleasant touting, tool Union OH California Union Pacific 11. S. Steal .. Warner IMcturea gilts 137 50; few 140-tSO lbs. I2A.75; odd good sows 24 SO. Halabla liep 440, gnod -choice lamb Juoted 924 oo7ft; medium-good awe 190-0.30; nothing scaled early, Rearing the average child In the average family until it is 16 costg iU parcnta approximately $7200. - FOR SALE SEED POTATOES White Rose Russets Canadian Washington Certified Zero Hot House Readings GEO. C. BURGER PHONE S660, or BOB CHEYNE 8009 A Cemplete Llae af PUR0X WELDING APPARATUS Alse jsst received email site Oxygrn sai Acetylene C j Ussier Far Farm Use. LINCOLN ARC WELDERS BUSSMAN'S WELDING SUPPLIES I. K. ianaa, Bcrrlca Mrr. SM Klaeaatk Are. rkeae S44S -FOR SALE- Good Used Sacks Suitable for Stock Feed Potatoes El-Itcc Potato Co. Hatfield, Calif. This is the Best Larro CHICK BUILDER We've Ever Sold OLD THOMPSON IS DIFFERENT because it's Is Your Car SAFE? HAVE YOUR BRAKES TESTED, FREE! Properly sdjuitsd brskts gusrsnlt SAFE drlTtng. and Insur longtr Ills for your tirsi. Complete Broke Reline 1 75 DIMBAT MOTORS AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER HEADQUARTERS V 3RD and MAIN PHONE 7011 14 ; 11 I"- - v.'Jfc. laalaaf! la ! . . JfalSlraa,. .a.U,. THtflmERicfln distillihg comPHnv eJea)L .BaJ IDC. NtW YORK SAN TRANCISCO' LOS ANGEUS PEKIN. ILL. SAUSALIIO. CALIF. 94.4 PROOF L -' - ' : V. ' Blarndxl, than put back into barralt to assura a parfacl union af flna aid Glanmora whlsklat and choicest grain nautral spirits. leWed Whbkay,l4. Proo 31'A Straight Whliklaa-67Vi Grala Naurrol Spain, Dw atraloM arMakiM a) Ikd prediaj.ota) fin irnn fra oM. eiENMORI OISTIILIRIES CO m mm inn f k. ( 1 rrrfirntm 1 oertaisMtr isar s. D, em LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY BaSk. "Farm-tested mo. V. ft- PAT Off Now Better Than Ever!. General Mills has found new way to et (till more nutritional valut from certain vital feed ingredients. It's been shown by year of actual feeding tests at Larro Research Farm that tha Larro "Chick Builder" we'ra selling; today and the Larro Pullet Plan give a greater opportunity than ever to build profitable layers. Don't wait. Be guided by leaders in the sciences of feeding. Get Larro "Farm-tested" Chick Builder now. Murphey's SEED STORE 834 KleunpUl Ave. : Everything from Axes to Wheelbarrows At Klamath Falls Navy Air Station A huge amount of usable items, such as desks, blankets, beds, dishes, electrical fittings, and so on, will be offered for sale at fixed prices from February 25 to March 6. The equipment baa been divided Into approximately 600 lots, which may be purchased according; to the schedule below. How ever, any equipment not sold by March 6 will be sold on a spot bid basis "as is, where is." kj Check T)lifo JUt . . . Cheats of Drawsrs Msttressts, singls, vsrlsty Pillows Beds, singls and deubls deck Cots, variety Berths, erew Blankets Settees, variety Stools, vsrlety Chairs, students, arm lounge and folding Lockers and Cabinets, vsrlety Tables, large variety Showcases, class 5 eseh Desks, office, secretarial and writing Filing Cabinets, wood and metal. Window Glass Safes, steel, offle Stoves, wood and all Pool Tablea Racks, book and magazine' One complete Laundry with all accessories $15,000.00 Sewing Machines, Industrial, va riety Insulation, redwood fibre 4 rock wool Cable, twisted, ateel and bronxa Iron and Steel Shapea A 8heeta Pipe and Flttlnga Conduit and Fittings Electrical Fittings, domestic and industrial Axes, variety This surplus property is being offered to oil buyers, but only on the dates shown below: Sites to Veterans of Warld Ward Fsb. 25, 25, 27, 28 A Maroh 1 RFC for Small Business March S until 12:00 noon Stata and Local Government March 3, 1:00 P. M. to 4:00 P. M. Non-profit Institutions March 4 All other buyers'' March 5 and t Sale Hours 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Any lota not aold by March 6 will be put up for spot bid on March 7 and until 10:00 A. M. March 8, 1947. These bids may be placed In any of tha bid boxea lo cated near unsold lots. Bids will be opened at 10 A. M. Maroh 8 and awarda made on the baala of highest bid for sach lot. Absent suc cessful bidders will be notified of awards. Lumber and Mlllwork Wire and Cable, alectrta' Oil Bjrners Bolts and .Washsrs, Machine and Carriage Woodruff Keys and Key Stock Welding Rode, gas and electrlo Tanka and Boilers Drinking Fountains Coffee Urns Trays, Serving Meat Blocka Dishes, mess hall, larga varlsty Silverware, mesa hall type Refrigerator Cooking Utensils, mess hsll type Cleaning and Polishing com pounds Sosp Dishes and Dlspensera Light Bulbs, larga variety 8cales, vsrlety Garbsge Csna, variety of sises Lanterns, kerosena Hand Toole, mMhanleer' anaf aar pentara Llnamen'a Construction Tools Hammers, sledges; Shevela and Plcka Concrete Buggies Wheel Barrows M' ' Emery Cloth Vises, oabla and meohsnles Stones, abrasive Hack Saw Blades, hand and power s Ladders, variety Clamps, carpenters meohantoa Drills, twist, vsrlety Compressors, air, email . Wheals and Rlma for truck Pumps, wster, variety Firs Extinguishers Tlra Chains, variety Generators, electrlo, portable Grease Guns, vsrlety Gressa Rsck Stoker, Iron Fireman, coal, larga and miscellaneous small Items. No Veteran's Certificates is no set-aside equipment Veterans: Certification facilities will ba available at the location on the last two daya of Vaterans Sale period, February 28 and March 1. New oertlflcatlona may ba aeeured only on these two days for those not previously . certified. Certifications are Issued for business, agricul tural or professional purpoaea. All certification for ressle must ba obtained prior ta date -of sale by contacting Veterans Division at addreaa below. Purchasers of any lots msrkad for HEPR 12 must certify according to Housing Expediter Priority Regu lations. WAA reserves the right to reject any ar all af tha bide. tor personal use will be issued or honored, as there for sale. For further information contact . . . . . vdut WMA KELT in i