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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1947
Federal Rent Control Men
Pass Buck To Local Areas
WASHINGTON, July SI iF The
federal rent control office, with a
warr, eye on congress, hsi decided
atalnst further action on 1U own
to lift eeilinira from any of the 614
area remaining under control
Future policy, an agency offlclM
told a reporter privately today, will
be for the federal office to check
the decontrol qufttlon to the local
advisory boards authorised under
the hew rent law enacted last
month.
Although the law provides that
Bousing Expediter Frank R. C roe
don, who administers rent regula
tions, may lift ceilings If condi
tions warrant, it also gives the local
boards a strong voice In their own
areas.
No Delay
The official emphasised that the
new policy Is not delaying any de
control actions "since none are up
for approval at present."
However, he said that should the
agency before the boards are set
up for . business develop evidence
that decontrol "might be warranted"
in any of the areas, "it likely would
wait for recommendations from the
local board rather than going ahead
on Its own."
Another official said Information
which "might lead to decontrol of
some 'rlnge sections of several areas"
is being gathered and will be sub
mitted "when the boards are ready
to begin their studies."
"Certainly congress wanted the
boards to have a strong voice In op
eration of the new law," this official
said, "and It seems only right they
should pass on decontrol matters."
Dp To Congress
Congress when It returns In Jan
uary will have to decide shortly
whether It Wants to extend controls
beyond February 39, the new expira
tlo date.
Control officials said It Is up to the
various governors "to decide how
quickly the boards will begin
functioning."
Under terms of Uie new control
act which became law July 1,
Creedon was directed to appoint
local boards of at least five mem
bers each on recommendations sub
mitted by the governors.
But In the month that has elapsed,
only nine governors have submitted
lists and area boatdi In only two
state Georgia and Wyoming haw
been approved.
Other recommendations received
were from North Carolina, Oregon.
New Jersey, New Hampshire, South
Dakota, Indiana and Alabama, rent
control officials said.
Honesty Still
Best Policy
PITTSBURGH, July 31 iP
Robert Peasner. 19-year-old navy
veteran, is convinced It pas's to be
honest even when you're hungry
and find a wallet containing $96.
Peasned and his 18-year-old bride,
Charlotte, had no breakfast yes
terday when they came upon the
wallet while trudging from bank to
loan company trying to borrow 1250
to buy furniture in an apartment
they sought to lease.
The young veteran told Police
Lieut Lawrence Maloney the $96
looked mighty big.
"I said to Charlotte, "maybe we
could buy a lunch and then return
the rest,' but she said, "no, we'll take
It all to the police station'."
The owner of the wallet claimed
her money and gave the Peasners
$6 with which they bought lunch.
Then they started out again to bor
row that $250 for furniture.
WHY WE SAY cowm it uawson
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Thia repression which atill nieiin lo
benefit one at the rxprnse of aitollicr
began in 1550 when the Abbey of Si.
IVler, Westminster, Has mlnretl from
the atatus of a cathedral and its revenue
appropriated for the repair of llie Ca
thedral of St. Paul. Til
B-29's Off On
Long Flight
TOKYO, July 31 (Vv-Eluhl Super
fortresses took off today on a one
stop flight to Washington m a dis
play of long-dlatnni'e U. 8. aerial
might for army air force day to
morrow. The last of the big ahlu took off
at 3:09 n. in. it -no . k'.,tMr,i
Standard Time. ,
Their first and only scheduled
stop will be Aiu'horuitc. Alaska. The
squadron expects to show up over
Washington by noon tomorrow.
The squadron expected to cover
the Briiplllnir HUM! mil. mu IMA
desolate WIlsUlH of till. Nnrth Pa.
clflc. Alnsku and Canada and a
northern arc of the United States III
about 31 hours.
A maximum of three hours was
eXUectec! to h ivdmiihW In i-m.
fueling at Anchorage, and then the
oik siive-. crim were due ti start
the last leg.
Shortly before their drnarlure. the
crews of the eight ahl received
this message from their commander.
Ilrlg. On. Roger M. Ramey, Fort
Worth, Tex., chief of the eighth air
force:
"Bring 'em on home ant) don't
spare Uie horsepower."
The di'iHirtui-e was from (he
Vokof. air field, 30 miles west of
Tokyo. Her the men of the squad
ron had been tliuU'iiiolug Intense
training since their arrival from the
United Slates July 3,
Kunzman Heads
Toastmaster List
The program for the next Wed
nesday session of Toast masters at
the Willard will find Oeorge Kims
iiiiiii as toastmaster for the evening,
John Anietslimrr, toplrmaster. and
Dr. A. A. Soule crltlt'inaster. The
educational committee has outlined
an Interesting program and Uie
following speakers are scheduled:
Mark Poll, Harry Junes and Carl
Wlldrrmuth.
v At last night's meeting Hurry
Jones, toastmaster, asststed by Jack
Elliott as toplcmaster and Ted I.lnd
handling the criticism. The educa
tional committee .ireseiited . skit
embracing parliamentary procedure.
8ienkers were Cleuruo Kuniuiiaii,
Ted Hanson and Stanley Pade.
Washington Man
On School Staff
BOWUNO OltlCEN, O., July 31
iil'l Roland M. Torgerson of Spo
kane. Wash., former rhalrman of
visual education and divisional
meetings of industrial arts for the
Minnesota Eduoalloiial association
Maw was iinmru mi Mnuvmi pro
fessor at Uowllng areen State unl.
verslty. J
A native of Canton, Mlnli., Tor
gerson trained soldiers Installing
gyroaooplo Instruments In a)-3U'i at
Heullle, during the war.
Notice
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WILL BE OPEN
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1.
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cut and Installed. ,
TRUCK AND PICK-UP SEAT CUSHIONS REBUILT
EXPERT TRIM WORK
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Yei . . , Every tingle droit will bo Included in this
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bo told . . . Evory day ooch droit will bo tlathed
one mare dollar from the tale price until evory on
it told or givon away . , . Shop early for bett
toloction . . . and ramombor! Evory day each drett
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GROUP TWO
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HEIP BUILD AMERICA'S AIR POWER
ON AIR FORCE DAY, AUGUST 1st
No one today questions the fact that the whole future
of the United States may rest in the very clouds over
your head. The security of this country demands
strdng, well-trained, well-equipped Air Forces,
superior to any in the' world.
And the new, reorganized Air Forces give thou
sands of eligible young men an opportunity to take
an active part in building America's Air Power . . ..
on the ground as well as in the sky.
You may, for example, enlist in the Air Forces
for three years. If you have a specialty which will
qualify you, yoiynay also be able to enlist in a grade
at higher pay.
If you have had Air Forces experience, you may
join the Air Reserve and continue your military
aviation training outside of business hours.
Or you may join the Air National Guard and per
haps become eligible for advanced technical training
at special Air National Guard schools.
, Think it over. If there are Air Force Day exhibits
in your locality, be sure to visit them on August lst.
If no demonstrations are to be held nearby, get a
copy of the new Air Forces pamphlet, "Know Your
Air Forces," at your U. S. Army Recruiting Station.
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NOW THf WORLD'S GREATEST
OPPORTUNITY FOR A CAREER IN AVIATION
Today the Army Air Forces offer high school grad
uates an unprecedented opportunity to get the finest
aviation schooling on earth and select your school
or course before you enlist.
The AAF Career Plan is unlike anything ever
offered before. It permits selected high school grad
uates to apply and qualify for AAF specialized courses
of their own choice. Simply go to your U. S. Army
Recruiting Station, explain the kind of aviation train
ing you want and you will receive an application blank
and a complete list of available courses.
When you are selected to attend the course of your
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5 years. After your basic training period you are guar
anteed the education you have selected to make you a
specialist in the type of work you have chosen.
Get a list of all the schools and courses open to you
under the AAF Aviation Career Plan at your nearest
U. S. Army Recruiting Station.
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