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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1947)
"Local Option" Rent Bill 'Gets Friendly Reception From Senate Members mo aluilyliiK limmlnic unil coiniiiu niiy IivIiik MveiHl VuikIi'i'ihioI (i nm IHirlml dim liMik ll field Irlp 'J'Imiim ilny In HlieUlcin Hruiiiuaiiuh'a atutllo. ClrmiiM dI nketelien of limine mid riHiiiiiiiMlty plans were Inuked over mid explained. ... TmhlV Wim ihn IiimI. ehmiee for Pirn ll'epner npnllciiUonii to hii liiniwl In, i I'm lio I'llitlbl fur Pep 1'eppers a Kill must be of sophomore or Junior ntumlliiK, liave a marie point aver una of 2.7 or better and be active In two or more clubs around enhool. Mnrllyn O'Neill la prenlrient of Pep I'cpiK-i" and "he will turn over hrr Kiivel to Hie 47-48 president at tlie buii(tiet, May 20. Classified Ada Hrlnn Results. I PTA Notes i lsfewi'M.ifciaa tik,itUkak4 County Council Tlie final meeting of the Klamath County Council of PTA will be a potluck luncheon In the Fremont school auditorium on Monday, May 6, at 12 o'cioek noon. Unit member are asked to con tact local presidents If they are planning to attend. All membere of the Parent-Teachers association are Invited. Delegates will Rive their report on the Oregon Cong-re con vention. There will be a resume of the year's accomplishments In PTA. WAHIIINOTON, May 2 tA't A limma-iiasseil 1)111 extendliiK rent control, but letllnv each city, town and county deride whether to take II or leave It, waa loaned to the ennte tixluy, The "lornl opllon" feature nut a friendly reception there. The .hnue approved (he measure ',104 to IHJ last nlKht, after bnithut (own attempt to require a 10 per cent rent Increase where celling now apply. Modified III teverul way Hint are not to President Truman liking, the 1)111 provide: I. Continuiilltiu of control from June .'10 to December ill, with the president given authority to con- Phone Issues Explained By Manager ' Charlea Beavey, lonil inniiuger y.if the telephone company, told the Klwaul club III a talk Thurnday that Igiilflmm Issues other than ge are Involved In the current Hike. He uld that the phone rom panlea had been willing from Hie ttart to aibltrale the wnge question, but Hint they refuse to arbitrate other luue which they feel are an Invn.Mon of uiunngement'a reapoiul blllile and righu. Beavey told the Klwanl rlub (hat he waa talking a ail Individual and not a a spokmman tor man agement. Among the union proposal ha mentioned a an Invation of man agement funriinna la tlie mutter of putting overtime, on a volunlary bM. Insistence that union approval be obtained before the romnanv can proceed with a rnnstrucllun project, and union lnltence upon deter mining who can be uM-rvuor and what their dune ahall be. Heavey ald that fairer labor law, greater union responsibility and bet ter work on the part of manage ment In presenting it problem to the rank and file of labor, are tei thai can be taken to nrevent strikes. He lined a a major cause of strikes failure of management to recugnlne Inbor'a right and prob lem, ambllloua of labor leader, and In some cae, un-American In teret at work In an attempt to flunipt the ernnomv of thl eounlrv. At the Klwanl club meeting. L. L. l omhard and Dick n. Miller, local automobile men. earn presented rhe-k of I3S0 lo the fund to be ued by the club In developing a children's recreation center In Mill addition. tliitte them by urmlamatiou to March ill, III4H. If he deem thl 1 atlvliible, Mr. Truman linked for externum of control In their preeut form urn II Juno ill). HMD. 2. That "the governing body III any county, city or town may In their dlM'retlon terminate rent con trol earlier by a finding Hint the necelty Iherefore no longer exists." Thl amendment, by Hi'P. Itrdden iO-N.C.i, wn adopted by a vole of ww to 14. it would not apply lo atata rent control law. J. Authorizes landlord to rale renl IS per cent In return for two-year lease If the tenant agree. 4. Exempt from celling all new hoUNC and apartment and anv that have not been rented In the lat two year. I. Abolishes all government prior- ny anu allocation controls over building materials uml coiulruclloii uuuer tne veteran hull uu act. ex cept that the government may re quire a permit for construction of ouiiiuug to be used fur aniucmeiit or recreational uuiuoaea. t. Hetalua veteran preference lo uuy or rem new Home and con tinue government mortgage Insur- nce on new Home up to 1)0 per wciib or value. 11031 rmiT . rW n,:,,,. Cancer Fund Totals $1159 : Klamath county cancer fund total la now lllttaa, it waa announced today by Malcolm Epley, county chairman for the American Cancer oclety, and Tom Patiy. chairman of I he 20-30 club cancer drive com mittee. The quota for thl county la 13SM and the chairmen ald that the drive will continue until the quota la reached, a la being done In the atate cniiitiHlun us vhnu These contribution have come largely on a voluntary baat. with out personal solicitation." aald the chairmen. "We are ture many other people are willing to contribute to tin worthy cause, and will end In Ihelr check aoon." Thev niav be lent either to Epley at The Herald and New, or 20-.10 club canrer drive Box 77B. Klamath Fall. Check may be made payable to Hie "Cancer Fund." Bruce Braaten of the 20-10 club ha been an arllvo ollritor for the Jnr fund, being, responsible for Strategic Mineral Search To Be Cut WASHINGTON, May 2 Mi-Ex-plnratlon and research on fission able and other sirnleglc minerals may havo to be abandoned or sharp. I.v curtailed July 1 for lack of fund. Dr. R. R. 8ayera. dlrertor of the bu reau of mlnea, aald today. Pacific Northwest project which he nld would bo hit through slash ing the bureau' appropriation from 110.53.1.8711 to $4.2:i3.7f0, Include: . The electro! hurinlc mnaneslum I ; jplant In Pullman, the Zlrgonlum pilot plant at Albany. Ore., coal ex- 'Dloratorv wnrlr In AlnalfH .,.! i ; v - ... ...anil kUfl aboratory research In Seattle. MARV Hill f'AKK PBIillltialM lur iifvl t'fiif'k -l,,l,i oouy on ice wa tne topic ol today a meeting of the nomination commit- tee. The report of Hie committee will ho til.,!, nnhlln .1 . body meeting activity period, Mon day. Nominal Ion from Uie floor will lie a,viiitjt lltnn Tlta, ktiitl oiucea consist ol a president and secretary elected from next year senior cl: flrat vtc-preident ; irom ine junior class; aecond vice- president from Uie next year 1 1 The third vice-president i elected in ine ibii irom tne iresliman class. Member of the nominatimr cum. mlttee are Barbara Zlnn, Wesley itoouuon, Msuntc 11ioiiiwon, Pat Wllllama. Helen Jackson. Jim Carter, 8andra Moore and Joe uemetrakoa. Last call for the Elk' dance To- mnrmw nlalil'a ilia .a n a , the time. Couple only with BaldV ! I oaun ana it a all tree. Following the i dance there wdl be a buffet upier. Plcnlr plan are being worked on ! I oy ine vommerrial club for Hntut- aay, May 10 at Moore park. Ex pense will be paid for bv club memoers and guesi can be brought for a 25 cent exira charge. Helen jacason i iii cnarge ol tlie plcnlr: committee head are Katharine Paup, food: Barbara Dotnon, enteral lauimeiu, ana carrol Hortoit, tran- poriauon. 8lnce all aoclal economic classes 1 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING IsMrl. nrnir4 Vfafk (All MskMI iiitla arle rr.i rillmilas Sewing Machine Service Tar Ia4aa4nl Otslr rba iii iis aasiu wy - II.II,W 1 T- ... u r I COHiMSW'" uooMS rmaxa CfjHUIHS MUX ft aWwherei BATES SHOES " SALE OF LUGGAGE! Ladies' Overnighters Reg. 17.18 NOW 12.95 Men'i LUGGAGE Reg. IMS NOW 29.50 Men'i LUGGAGE Reg. 30.75 NOW 24.50 C -tine 1111. J IlltEW'S MANST0RE 733 Mala It ..ARROW SHIRTS GENERAL ELECTRIC Storage Cabinets Automatic Sinks IF YOU ARE- Remodoling Your Home Building o Now Home Buying a Home ' You owe it to your family to insist upon General Electric Kitchen Cabinati HraAi.n a mw, m.m.ia r.n., o, raniAr, my t, imt, r.. Tkrae turn. At that time, Mrs. Arthur Relnhart will be Installed aa presi dent of the organliut Ion. All moth er are urged to attend this last meeting of Roosevelt PTA. The navy' retirement plan la the bent but, you can't lose by a tingle cruise In the navy blue. Mra. Frank Peyton, regional vice president, will conduct the Installa tion of officers. Roosevelt Insinuation of officer of Roose velt PTA will be held Tuesday. May 30, at 2 p. m. In the school auditor- v . ...,., u'si'tt v,.tT. i . tZAf TuaMJLU The Mighty Yearly Savings Event American Motorists Wait For NOW ON PROGRESS AT SEARS! v : en Compares with oil sold elsewhere for 38c motor an Qf. We rolled in drums and drums of oil so every body could take full advantage of this huge Sale. Mighty in performance, Allstate Com pounded Oil cleans, cools, and clings as it lubricates the engine. Buy it by the quart, gallon, drum. Glory in its lasting superior performance, its rock-bottom price. Get a big savings-supply today. MORI THAN A 1UIRICANT. . . IT't A TONIC FOR YOUR MOTOR... A TREAT FOR YOUR PURSIt Use Yeur Credit faiy Terms On OH Purchases ( $10 or mere lnM U4. lac Tea IN YOUR OWN CONTAINER rGls, Cling Cleans, . -Ou.rt C. . tM i x-,u aV daiat V" " Incites' mi B B MB FER YOUR 6.00x76 Pill Fed Tax n i8o $2 DOWN Sears full-value allowance will net you money on your old tires whatever their condition trade them in today for tougher, safer Allstate Tires SPORTING GOODS Elgin Outboard Motor, 2V2 h. p 86.95 Minnow Pail, air-mix pump action .. 2.95 Canvas Creel .....r...... 1.59 Fresh Angle Worms 4 doz. 60c Dry Flies .. . . . . t ; ... 3 for 59c Trout Ticklers, Pete's Famous .......... 33c Tapered Gut Leader, 6-fr. 23c Oil Fly Line, 25yds 1.19 Nylon Casting Line, 50 yds. 1.15 J. C. Higgins Spinner 15c Croquet Set, 4-ball set .. 6.95 Canvas Covers, 15 sizes, 5x7 ft 4.29 Umbrella Tents ' 9x 9 ft. size ... 38.95 9x11 ft. size ; 52.95 Wall Tents 8x10 ft. size 24.95 10x12 ft. size 34.95 12x14 ft. size 49.95 14x16 ft. size ... . 64.98 Your Klamath Theatre Guide EC AllipE Ann Savage in "Woman Chaser" also Western Hit LjlfUInt starts Sunday Bing Crosby in "Blue Skies." TflWFR Today Ricnard Dix' 10 "13th Hour" plus 60 mln. of t Until shorts. Sunday Bing Crosby in "Bluei Skies." pel Ckyi Today "Ginger." A story of a dog. Also "Decoy." rELHAn Sunday Edw. Q. Hoblnson in "Red House." PIJE TDCC Today Your Comic Favorite "Little Iodine" and rlnt I llCC western. Sunday June Haver In "Wake Up and i and Dream." Also Western. RAIfclRDW Tay "Freddie Steps Out." Also "Rio Orande llAinDUn Raiders." Sunday "Blondie Knows Best" and Western Feature. at ' SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. STORE HOURS: 9 to S:30 133 SO. 8TH PHONE SISS 3226 S. 6th St. Phone 3169 ma
