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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1947)
Taft Says GOP Congress Vill Disregard Truman And Cut Taxes This Year ' WASHINGTON, April 7 (P)-r-Senntor Tuft of Ohio declared today that the republican -controlled congress will disregard President Truman's "political timing" and cut both taxes and government expenses this year. Taft, who heads the senate republican policy committee, told a reporter he regards as a "purely political statement" the presi dent's assertion in his Saturday night Jefferson Day address that the republicans are headed toward "false economy." "The president's budget will be cut," Taft said. "Estimated revenues are going to be larger. Taxes can be cut and a large surplus left to apply on the debt, for which the democrats are suddenly much concerned after 14 years. "If we don't cut taxes now." the Ohio senator continued, "the spenders will soon find new ways to spend and spend and elect and elect." Mr. Truman told his audi ence of democratic party mem bers he recognizes frankly that the present tax burden is too heavy to be considered per manent, adding: "At a proper time I will sup port tax reduction and tax re adjustment designed to reduce the burden and to adjust the burden to the needs of a peace time economy." Taft said this statement indi cates to him that Mr. Truman has "political timing" in mind. Japs Coll Law Discriminatory PORTLAND. April 7 JP) Constitutionality of the Oregon law denying alien Japanese the right to own real estate is chal lenged in a suit filed in circuit court here by a combat veteran of Japanese descent and his father. Kenji Namba, 22. American- j born veteran of the Italian cam paigns, and his father, Etsuo Namba. 59, native of Japan, and a resident of the U. S. since 1908, claim the alien land law is discriminatory. Logger Burns To Death In Jail BANDON, April 7 (JP Har old B. Clark, a logging company employe who worked south of Powers, burned to death in the city jail here about midnight Saturday night. Night Officer Walter Lindsey, who was burned on the face in a vain attempt to reach the locked cell, said the fire started in Clark's cell. Clark had been arrested in the city park. Gas Blamed In Death Of Three BATTLEGROUND, Was h., April 7 fPl Carbon monoxide poisoning by fumes from a mani fold type heater were blamed to day for the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer and their granddaughter in their automo bile. Coroner Ray Andrews report ed the bodies of the couple and nine-year-old Betty Meyer were found last evening seated in a model A Ford coupe where they apparently died Saturday night on returning home. Andrews said the automobile was in low gear and had plowed into wooden crates piled in the yard of the Meyer residence near here. Mrs. Meyer had been driving and the child was seated ITCH I IIG SKI II Sufferers XJAVE you tried Rejinol Oint. mem for relief? lis specially bleodcd medication gcody soothes err itching of simple piles, dry eczema, common rashes and other skin irritations externally caused. Just bathe with mild Rennol Soap and apply soothing ResinoU Relief usually follows quickly. RESINOUS For That EXTRA SPECIAL Something Try Our GLAZED DOWTS They're DELICIOUS! They're TASTY! They're SATISFYING! For Special Orders Phone 6491 "i i l' II M U Saw. SmkAmA. Coming it M I - I ' I ? BOB WILLS In her grandfather's lap. The three were visiting Saturday in Washougal and Camas and shop ping for Easter food and treatcs for the child, Andrews said his investigation disclosed. bob Wills io Play Here Klamath basin people may rinnce to the western swing mu sic oi uoi wills Friday night, April 11, at the armory, when Bob Wills makes his fourth visit here. Besides the regular orchestra with the Texas Playboys, Wills will feature Tommy Duncan and the McKmley sisters. Dean and Evelyn of his orchestra in song numbers. Dancing will be from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. with only short intermissions and the program will be broadcast at 9:30 over KFLW. Car Plunges Into River Off Bridge SALEM. April 7 Ken ncth Cecil Prather, North Bend, escaped serious injury and swam HELPS CONTROL DANDRUFF mm KincTiT CMttMS MUMt M NWETUCI MUUKE Bote Everywhere Good Materials and Service Ready for All Painting and Decorating. ROPER and ROPER FAINTING CONTBACTOBS I4M Kle.ni.lk Ave. rkoae ate You can now help avoid unnecessary car trouble and possible accidents by getting a jm 4-poim safety, check at your Mobil gas station. As i personal service to you and in the interest of accident prevention, your Mobilgas Dealer will check these key parts of your car as a part of regular MobiLubrication. mw bus TIRIS INSPECTID roilt, biti of glois, and other foreign particles removed from treodi. IRAKI FLUID level in motler cylinder checked i keepi your broking system on the lore ido. STIIRINO A1SEMILY thii fnechaniim, o vital to your to ftry, ii checked and lubricated. WHIll tIARINOS Impeded, and condition reported) to yog. Regular MobiLubrication with 4-point safety check wiu help put your car on the safe side and keep it there. Needed mechanical repairs, as observed by your dealer will be reported to you. Get MobiLubrication today at YOUR Mobilgas DEALER look bt the Sign of the Flying Red ffou GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION Your ABC Alphabet Bra .. k.,v.L ilUiil till MIW.....U.U automobile Saturday nlnht when his car plunged into Mill creek through the side of a bridge. 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