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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1947)
A ! Alaskan Homesteads 'Opposed WAHIIINOTON, June II M't All Alaaka limilieriiiaii today opposed veterans li(iMM'lripi In Alaska a llireal to Ilia Umber Industry. I', V. Waaiier, representlm Hi Alaska Asiatic Lumber company, IVraiurll, atlilril In testimony he f tirci a liuuan atilir-oiiimlllee eon altlerltif limiirateail legislation, Dial the proposal would turn over K.000,0l)O.00tl Imuril Irrl ol Umber lu a veteran' monopoly. I In based hla statement upon arittiineiita tliut because of III Alimkmi terrain null lined lor amootli wilier on which lo form lumber rafts, homesteader In milei cove coukl cohlrol Umber snip liiriils, "KKly or IUO veterans under III term ol Uila Iritlaliillun." WiiKimr mild, "can control nil Hi timber limit the ahitrea wul fnroo owners ( umber nwny from the shore to pay them to crow their lund." Mure Oppoaltlun diaries P. llriiimon, assistant evrrlnry til niirlculture, and Hob rrl K. Cool), nl the Interior tie Iiiirlnipiil'a land miinaiioiiienl btl I cult, also opposed the legislation. Uranium auld Unit If the timber areas of ejmitheiuit Aluakn are turned over lo veteran eoiiiiianlee proiiosliiii to build paprr mid pulp mills there will drop their plana because they would lurk assurance it a contlnunua aupply nl timber under Individual ownership. He laid the companies ncgo. tlatlm for Umber riuhu lor mill would furnish Jobi lor tliouiandt of peraona. Coop aald Hie Interior depart ment oppoara th measure beeause of III acreaie proposed from 320 lo IU20 acre and urged that the f invent limit of ISO arrea for each inmealead be retained. The testimony by Uranium and Coop eonrluded the hearing on the homeelead bill. Union Pacific' Cars Derailed DUNCAN. Ore , June iA'-Three , Union Pacific freight rara derailed i near here ratued truffle tie-up over ! the railroad mainline for tlx hour i yesterday. I Official aald no one was In lured i and that reus of the derailment ! wa nut Immediately determined. IIAKKItH Ml.t.T GEAflHAKT, June 0 in The 43nd i annual convention of the Oregon Hakeri association 0ened It two 1)' meeting today with more than I 300 delegatea and gueaU registered. I ,ffay.Ti! I VAN HEUSEN 395 ! V: ft f, si'', f 1 We now hove a large stock of Van Heusen's famous white and col ored shirts in all sizes, and a good selection of collar styles, Also, in cluded in our shirt stock, is a com plete line of sport shirts for casual wear during the summer months. Neckwear $ 1 .00 to $3.50 We feoture such nationally known lines of neckwear as Cheyney, Botany, Wembley, Hollyvogue and Superba. Select a tie for DAD from our beautiful silks, rayons or wools, Use Your Credit MEN'S DEPT. . CARNIVAL "I don't like your attitude, Mulcahy! You knew I pre dieted fair weather and you deliberately had your car washed tnli morning!" Claims Against Realtor Mount PORTLAND. June t IVIV-Deputy DUlrlct Attorney John B. Logan re ported today claim (or return of down payment on property against Charle Dellel. Portland real estate gent, now were over 25,0OO. More complaint come In aa au thorities of both Oregon end Wash r Klamath Business College 733 Pine St. Enroll now for Special Summer Study for a Complete FaikBFS Bag SHIRTS WEBB KENNETT, MGR. B Pick Tumor oeu wwvict, me. r y asp, u. a w ' ington Inveatlgated the Delfel agenry. Dellel waa Indicted on charge of embezzlement, but dls apieared before he could be arrested. John E. Hlater. Washington real eatate liuiwctor, reported hla probe haa revealed Delfel withdrew all fund from the Clark County Na tional bank, Vancouver, Waah. Average top epeed of automobllea In 1926 wan about 67 mile an hour: today It I more thin 80. Phone 4760 Business Course. CHENEY ROBES 2500 Constructed of fine selected fab rics in the season's newest designs ond colors. , , Other robes $5.95 to $14 95 Rayon o Wool Beacon Terry Use Your Credit 512 MAIN Colmen Quits State Post BALKM, June 0 Ml Announce ment of the resignation of Htute Civil Hervlce Director William O. Colmen, Hiilcin, wna made fiulur iluy by tho civil service coiiiiiUs Iou. Culmen'a resignation wiu prompt ed by a deslro to enter adfiilnlatra tlve work In the fiderul acrvlce, the commission auld, A proiimlloiiiil exnmlniitlon with in the civil nervier department velll be niuclo to fill the vuciincy. The atute-wlde emunliiutlon pro gram to establish ellidblc list for all atate departments an provided by the civil service act will com mence enrly In July, the commis sion revealed. Until now test have been conducted only for atute so cial security and public health agenclea. Demos List $30,000 Party Budget Goal PORTLAND, June 0 ilVt- The Oregon sUito democratic executive committee listed a HO ,000 parly budget goal and announced mem ber of organization committees after a meeting here Saturday. Named as first members of new organization units were: finance Ouy Johnson, Pendleton: veterans Ployd K. Dover, Grunt Pas; chair man, Arthur Dow, Hnlem; labor Clarence Hyde, Eugene, and Knlph Peoples, Hllvorton; farm Wendell Harnett, Clervuls; women' Verda Cobb Crow, Eugene. Madison School Damaged By Fire ALBANY, June 9 iP The Madi son grade school here waa damaged by fire late Baturduy and Plre Chief Hayne reported a broken gaa line fed Uie flame which firemen pre vented from spreading beyond one corner of the building. Investigation Into cause of the fire wa centered on a broken gas meter found In Uie building. THIS WEEK "'v'"r T;'":; ' " iTm WEEK ONLY! or asr--4-' . r r tjr- m ! ,fW i 3 ( f. 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