Committee
Democrats
Oppose Cut
WASHINGTON, Muruh 21 (II
Drnini'iv.itlc inomhnra of tho
toiixo wii.vh mill moans commit
ii'c decided toclny to oppodo ny
nix reduction plmis proponed by
riMHililleiiiis or anyone Iho at
- ihl.i 1 1 111 ft.
They mot Willi Democratic
Floor Lender Sum Hiiyburn a
llu rvpiibllcun-coiitrollud com
mltleo went Into session to ap
prove n bill ciiIIIiik fur 41 HO per
rent ulnsli for snuill tiixpuycrs
ml 11 211 per cent cut for most
Bthem.
Hiiybiirn told nnwHnien follow
I11U tlm deinocmln' meetliiK Hint
lliey felt the entire mutter of
tux reduction tiliould bu deferred
until coiiKieiM bun 11 belter Idcii
of tlm iHitlnii'n fiscal situation
mid how inucb money will be 11 p
prnprliited. .
"Tliut will be tlm altitude of
demorrutH In the committee mid
In the boune," lie commented.
The repulillciinii counted on
their flve-mun nuijorlty In the
committee made up of IS re
publicans und 10 di'incicretn to
drive thronuli the income tux cut
bill.
A unproved by the republlcnn
limine nteerliiK committee yeiiter
ilny tho bill ulve a HO per cent
Income lux slush to low-brocket
tuxpiiyeni und u 20 per cent cut
to m out others, The iirltilnul tax
' cuttlnu li'Klsliitlon wan proponed
by Chulrmun Knutnon (R-Minn.)
of the committee.
Toft Rejects CIO
; Discharge Demand
WASHINGTON, Murch 21 (JP)
Chnirmnn Tuft (ROhlo) bluntly
rejected today 11 CIO demand
Hint Gerhard D. Rcllly be ousted
from hi job as n somite labor
Committee consultant,
The compliilnt awiliuit the for
mer member of the national
liihnr relation bourd enme from
C IO President Philip Murray.
He contended (but Itellly hai a
"known und demonstrated ani
mus towurd nrifanlzcd lubor."
Tuft replied:
"Mr. Miirruy doen not seem to
, reullzo tliut the time hat none
by when tho CIO can hope to
dominate Hie executive or the
leulHlutive brunch of the govern-
mcnt."
OOOD FARMERS
Althoutth their soil Iwis been
! tilled without let-up for 4001)
; years, pennants in Italy's Po val
' ley reiiulurly harvest (10 bushels
; of wheut to the acre, thanks to
; roUillun und other good agri
cultural practices.
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS!
Guests . . . faulty plumb
ing It -could happen to
you. j,
A stitch In lima may save
you an embarrassing mo-
montl
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FRIESEN
WELMAN
Plumbing Jc Heating
1717 Main Phone 7043
RUMORS ARE FLYING
that I havt disbanded my
orchestra and given up th
danca business. Then ru
mors are unfounded and
w have a number ol
dances booked for March,
April and May. Wa still
have a number of dates
open (including Saturday
nights) during these
months and we are pre
pared to furnish the best
in dance music from six to
eleven pioces. Please call
ma at phone 5611 or write
me at 2044 Vine St., for
prices.
W. B. "Baldy" Evans
COMING FRIDAY,
April 11
Bob Wills pftS"
ARMORY
By MARY O'BRIEN
Fountain Funtuny will bo pre
sented ton!Kht with u Kroon und
yellow false celling, muke-bc-llovo
gurduii, und u fountuln
currying out
tho theme.
Cenerul chair
man for tho
affair, first
sernl-forinul of
tho year, la
Helen Jucknon,
Pullcun court
in tho place,
11:30 to 11:30
the time. Unl
dy's bund bun
been secured
to pluy for the
affair. Com-
niltteo heucln Mary O'Brien
Include Joun Moore, decorations;
Georglunu Chirk, progrumn;
Sharon Wllllums, refreshments;
und Itonemury Murray, entor
lulnmeiit. Tho dunce In girl-nnk-boy with
prognims selling nt $1.20. Spon
sor of the affair is the Sugur und
Spice club,
The final ussembly in tho Na
tional School Annembly scries
was held at 11:20 today in ac
tivity period. Emlllno Uogue was
the featured entertainer.
Something a little different in
the way of dances a luwu
$
HO
PER WEEK!
Yes, with a family you can
save as high as $10 per.
week, with our self service
laundry,
Cloan, modern facilities.
Plenty of hot water.
PHONE 9234
BOB'S
LAUNDRYETTE
1719 Main
Just Beyond the Underpass
dunce was sponsored by Script
und Mike, today noon. Tho loud
Kpcnkor system wu directed to
the outside of the building and
cokes were sold at tho entrance
to tho boys' gym. Chairman of
iirrungements were Donna Mc
Vey and Rosemary Blgbic.
'
With lens tliun three months
of tho school ycur remaining
before graduation senior com
mittees In euch of the homo
rooms ure tuklng orders und
iTieiiNuroinents fur cups und
gowns. Kcntul fee for tho cups
und gowns Is $2.10. Money must
bo turned In beforo next Wed
nesday. Orders for announce
ments und name curds will be
taken nt a Inter dutc.
Also In the "seniors only" de
partment ore the scholarship ap
plications which ure avuilublo to
them. Bernudlno Noggle, senior
dims udviscr, (insists students in
filling out tlie applications, most
of which must be filed by April
1. Most colleges in the state and
a number of others offer scholar
ships to seniors who runk In the
upper third of their class und
regulur tuition und fee scholar
ships to ull Oregon institutions
ure in her office.
Senior " piny rehearsals of
"Our Town" have begun recent
ly. Cast members are also sched
uled to rehearse every morning
during spring vacation,
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO rAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
N Lbh ef Tlm
f.rmftn.nt B.Mll.t
DR. E. M. MARSHA
L'hlr.premle r.r.lelen
t Ne. 71k Kimr Th.elre BIS,
bone IMS
Radio Cabs
Working Now
Hurry Cub company has com
pleted installation of Its two
way radio equipment and eight
cubs ure now in constant two
way communication with the
dispatcher's, offlco at 7th Bnd
Pine streets.
Wiley Knighton, head of the
company, said ho believes his
firm Is the first cub company
to Install two-way rudlo com
munication in this part of the
coast. This FM equipment
makes It possible for the corn
puny to muke more efficient
use of its units, saving returns
to the stutlon for instructions
und making quicker response
to calls from the public for cab
service.
Gulvin Munufacturlng corpor
porutlon of Seottlo provided the
equipment, und installation was
handled by Keith Krumer of
Klamath Fulls. A 70-foot aerial
bus been installed at 7th and
JIM'S
GARAGE
Stewart Addition Ph. 8956
A Complete Garage
All Type Auto Repairs.
Tune-upi.
Painting Body and
Fender Work,
Pine. The project wus author
ized by the FCC, it was point
ed out by Ted Wcge, Gulvin
engineer, who has been here
this week in connection with
tho Installation.
Navy Cruiser
Slides Off Ways
QU1NCY, Muss., March 21 UP)
Tho navy's first air-conditioned
cruiser, the 716-foot Salem
100th ship launched since Pearl
Harbor at Bethlehem Steel com
pany's Quincy yards here goes
down the ways Tuesday.
Except for the super-cruisers
of the Alaska class, she and her
sister ship, the Des Moines,
launched here lust September
27, arc the lurgest cruisers yet
built for the navy. They ore 40
feet longer than their Baltimore
class predecessors.
Sanitarians Name
Grants Pass Man
PORTLAND, March 21 UP)
William B. Quinn, Grants Pass,
was elected president of the Ore
gon Association of Sanitarians
at the annual meeting here yes
terday. Steady progress in the fight
against stream pollution was re
ported by Harold Wendcl, chair
man of the state sanitary author
ity. He said more than $17,300,
000 of the $23,000,000 needed
for new municipal newer systems
has been accumulated.
Dr. Charles M. McGlli, di
rector of the Industrial hygiene
section of the state board of
health, warned sanitarians not
to bank on ultraviolet radiation
to destroy all air-borne bacteria.
City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417.
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