Herald and news., January 12, 1948, Page 7, Image 7

MONDAY, JAN. 12, 1948
HERALD AMD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Truman Asks $39 Billion
Budget For Coming Year;
Foreign Aid Big Item
THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE
It V 'I'll AaaiM'lulril Jrrs
I' or Ymr hiiillni Junr .10
hum i imi
llll'iiliw .. Hfi.alO.000.000 M4.477,OUO,000
otnuu jY,7M.uuo.mio aii.imii.iiou.uiK)
Hill I'll'" 7.4H2.UMI.WIO 4,H0H,(HII,0II0
Ynil-rllil llrlit yUI4H)UlWIV,0UU WUWSHHIflW
WAHIIINOTON. .lull III 1,71
I'K'Milrnl Trillium flrril mi uiiit o
rrdrlilrd du-t'tlmi hutlKct o( $:iU,
imu.lHHI.11'0 at ciinmraa tiKtiiy In iiiitI
(Iii rriillllrii of our i'xUUiik ininr
niillimul unit (loiurfiilo rrqiiiit'iui'iila"
iliirlnil dm I HID lln.-nl yrnr hruiniilnii
July I.
Ilr UilU tlir lloMlln li-iulilWiili roil.
KirM iifiu ly fmir-flflha nl II if
tltfllllllltf cMtlllulr iriltv.cllti the
Rllrtnuitll of Win lil Wur II mill p
fcirt.t til lli'iiil oil Wnl III Win' III.
Allliuluill It srtirils by IJSHH),
000.000 Ilia liudKrl rnilicat lor llln
ciirirnt yrnr. Mr. 'rriiiiiuu ilrrliuml
Itn irrmiiiunii will unvcrnrd by
"IlKl'l alnlitliirils nf nlM'iiitllltf prntl
outy" III the ifuvt-iiiinciit.
'"Mid lilulll flirt In," ho niiltl III llU
, tii;ioiniiuiyiiiK nirrumitp, "Hint our
4 IjllllKCt tlllUl rr-Mlttlll llltfll until Wc
linvr met our liilrrnittlfiiia.1 rrnpnu
aibilllir mul t:nn aro the way rlriir
In a jH-wrrful and iirnntHTnui wurld."
In nil ohvlourt rrfrrrnrp tn thr
hniifd-fiir rflpi-l of fiirriKii mil In
rurblnic Iho apirnit of rinuniml.Mfl.
Mr. Truman nnid:
"Hhoulil fnllura of Uicmi proKramn
result 111 a furlhrr extcnMon of
totalitarian mlr. would havp to
irrxamluo our areurlly HaltiiMi and
lake wlmtrvrr atrpa iniKht Ik nrc
pnry undrr the clrriinoitaitrrii."
Mr. 'lYllllian llrclmrtl that 70 wr
crnt of the rxprmllliirrs he pro
lnrd "dlrrrlly rfllrrt thi rost of
war, the rffetU of war, and our ef
fort to ptrvrut a Inline war"
III till. rlaiA hr lifted the Iwo Ulll
ftr.u urma In hit btldurr
111. 000.000.000 for Ilallonal rir
frnip. .8 per rrnl of the total and
i:'70.0oo,ooo higher than tin. year;
ll.ooo.ooo.ooo lor loreimi and nthrr
liilrrnatlonal ulfairs, la xr mil ol
the total ami up 11 .600,000 .ooo.
Afier allowiiiK for veterans' bene
fits, interest on the public drbt and
lax refunds. Mr. Truman said only
31 rr cent of the oullay would re-
Meacham Is
Coldest Spot
Mratham on thr old Oreiton
Trail in thr coMr.il. plnrr in the
alatr of Oirnun thin morning Willi
minimum of 3 ihirn above rrro.
I'. 20 di-Kirr. in Klamath Kails
at 8 a. m today, following Sun
day maximum ol 44.
I'orerast for the next 34 hotiri It
for dear and cold weather with
maximum of 43. minimum of 35 de
Brrra. Oiriton highways were In fairly
IihxI condlllon tKly wnh only
minor reMrlriions remaining from
last week i floods and heavy rains,
the Orrmui suite hlKhway cmnmla
lon reiMirtrd at 8 a. m. Mountain
routea were ley but being sanded.
At (Well lake on the Willamette
highway It was 14 degrees, clear,
paikrd anow ea.it of til tunnel,
aniicline gnlng on. The Hun moun
tain atretrh of highway 07 wax frosty
but sanded. The Clreemprlhgs high
way waa rrHirlrd clear.
Numerous rails were rrcrlved over
the week-end on the condition of
the Pacific highway. Motorlat
were advised that detour for paa
aenger cara only rontlntira around
the damaged Month Umpqua river
bridge eight mllea aouth of Rose
burg, llusaes and triirka continued
to be milled through Klamath Kalis.
St. Paul's Men's
Club Slates Meet
St. Paula Men' club will meet
for dinner Tuculny night. January
1.1, In the pariah houae. with James
Walllndrr and Hcolly lilcolma an
dinner chairmen and hints.
Circuit Judge David R. Vaudrn
berg will lie the apenkcr of the eve
ning and Dr. E. D I.nmb will allow
movies. All men of Die pariah and
their frlenda are Invited to the din
ner and reaervatlotm ahould be
made either through mcmbera of
the vestry or through the churrh
" office, telephone .15RS.
A lauding barge that can leap
frog arroaa aoft anow, mud. and bogs
with 60 Ions of men nnd equipment
ha beeideveloped by the navy.
Get-Acquainted
Offer!
This Ad Worth
50c
on a WASH JOB
that is COMPLETE!
Vacuum Insida
Waih running goat
We alio ipccloliio in
Simonlz and itcam
cloaning. PELICAN
AUtO LAUNDRY
Plume noil Ask Tor Vern
Corner fllli and Wnlntil
1 a.
main for aiMial welfiiro mil ordin
ary expi'tiaca of government.
lie Injected a iioln of optimism,
however. Willi an I'stlimilo Hint "un
der rxiallug tax lnwa" federal reve
nui'N will yield a record-breaking
in plus of I7.4n7.oou.ooo Una year
and another of t4.HUB.0O0.0O0 In the
following 13 mouth If congress
adopt lila flacal plan.
The chief executive aald Income
for the IU4H fiscal year, now half
over, should reach 4a.71li.oO0.OUO,
the hlgheal for any year except the
4(1.407,000,000 received In wartime
Jim.
He estimated next yrar'a recelpU
at I44.477.O0O.OOO.
Hut Mr. Truman Insisted the gov
ernment ahould use all exceaa over
attending to acale down the I7M1.
uoo.uoii.ixio public debt. He auld the
debt ahould be cut to liMi ooo.oon.WM)
by next June 'Ml and to I34ll.'.00.
OUO (Mio one year Inter.
To do this and anil leave room
fur the $40-Mr-i)erson lax cut he
auggested laal week, the preaident
reiterated Ills cull for a ti ,300,000,000
hike In corHiratlon taxes,
'Hie new budget la based on the
assumption that congreaa will ac
cept a variety of other projecta out
lined In Mr. Truman'a atatr-of-the-unlon
message which OOP lenders
deiiouured as "Mania Chius" bidding
for voles.
It Includes a new program of
financial aid for atate school sya
leuu, health Insurance, extension of
social security to such groups aa
farmrra, domestics and the self
employed, long range housing aid.
and expanded Hood control.
Mentioned fur future considera
tion la a new sea level canal tn con
nect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Mr. Truman's t45J10,()OO.0OO in
come estimate for the current fiscal
year waa I3.4M.000.000 higher than
the one he made In August. Ilia
spending estimate of t37.72B.0O0.000
waa up t778.0O0.0O0.
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It features contact freezing quality as jrood or better than com
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Food accessibility is the keynote of the Amana Model 200
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TIRE AND APPLIANCE DIVISION
BUEMSS MOTORS
316 So. 6th
TOONERVILLE FOLKS l
I pop Wo .VT IE, THE OlP STftlHg SAVEP, I I
Big Damage
Suit Filed
A suit for over $.'0,000 damages
brought by a Los Angeles woman
against a local woman as the re
sult of an automobile accident at
Los Angeles. January 30, 1046, was
oi flic today with the circuit court
clerk.
The suit was brought by Mrs.
Clludys Catherine Uamber against
Mrs. Wllma 1. Wiley, for 125.000
punitive damages and approximate,
ly t3000 actual damagea for medical
bills and loas of work.
The accident occurred when a car
driven by Mra. Wiley, then Mrs.
Wllma Cathcart, struck Mrs. Bam
bei at a Lost Angeles street Inter
section. The complaint lists Mrs.
Humbcr a Injuries as a concussion,
dr.mage to the ryes and other hurts.
WATCH REPAIRING
WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO
GIVE YOU ONE WEEK SERVICE ON
YOUR WATCH WORK.
F. W. BERTRAM
629 Main Street Klamath Falls' Oldest Jewelers
SUPERIOR HOME FOOD FREEZING
1 ;HiSl liiii'l
1 1 tlT 1
1 1
DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH
The beauty prize among certain
tribes of the French Congo is taken '
I . the woman with the fanciest
headdress.
Greatest unlapired source of rill Is
the 10.000.000 square miles of conti
nental shelf that extends from a
few to a 100 or so miles underwuter
from the shores of continents and
islands.
WASHING
MACHINE
SERVICE
All Mokci
Authorized Maytag
Service
TUCKER
STEINKAMP
APPLIANCES
Esquire Bldg. Phune 1805
Ph. 5126
ooroptimists
Slate Talk
By Powell
. .
Hrrvlce (iulia Program
Junior chamber of comnierbe,
Monday. 7::t0 p. m. chamber of
commerce.
Llona club. Tuesday noon, Wll
lard hotel.
30-30 club. Tuesday 7 p. m,,
blue room, Wlllard hotel.
Boroptimlsl club. Thursday
no'in. Pelican cafe.
Klwaul club, Thursday nom,
Wlllard hotel.
Rotary club, Friday noon, Wll
lard hotel.
One of the most Interesting meet
ings slated this week by service
clubs Is tlut of the Soroptlmlats.
Dewey Powell will speak to the
group on Japan. Dcna Backes will
be chairman for the day.
Jaycecx are having their last busi
ness meeting before their big day
the Founders Day banquet. Final
details for the affair will be dls-
i. ri
.'" .ic
flr V",.. .
rueTatroc.
So fiiy to
give rijctit
dmace- Or
vor. E.y
to Utte. V
UbieU. 33c.
BUSTER BROWNSHOE
SEMI-ANNUAL
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY WOMEN"S QUALITY
SHOES AT THE SEASON'S BIGGEST SAYINGS!
CL0SE 0UT
yONE GROUPXV A" Women's "NE GR0UPv
1 1 j . ,. and of low heel oxfords
II j Children's If including saddles and the yV
SLIPPERS ever popular moccasin
II II II toes, also buckle loafers I
U SALE! I) V.oV0 U SALE!
780 SALE 180 JJ
Several hundred
pair of street and dress Y
II shoes in black or brown
I I Outstanding Values J I
BUY NOW- BUYTHEBEST!
Nationally Known Brands At
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS . . .
P$ BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE
cuaacd. This la the annual dinner
meeting when the outstanding
young man for the Klamath basin
will be named, Installation of of
ficer! for the coming year will take
place and an address will be heard
by John D. Moscley.
Vice Preaident Mob Hall will have
charge of the 20-30 meeting this
week when committee appointments
for the next alx months will be an
nounced. The Drama Guild pre
sentations slated for March will be
further discussed by the group
which la sponsoring the plays.
Klwanlans will have a chance to
get, any matters bothering them off
their chests at the regular meeting
this week which will be an open
forum with L. Orth Slsemore as
moderator and Bogus Dale as chair
man for the day.
A trades association talk will be
the program for the Rotary club at
ti- Friday noon luncheon.
AUTHORIZED
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS
14-13-12-34 H.P.
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
KLAMATH MACHINE
& Locomotive Works
Spring & Elm
Mill Supply Dept.
633 MAIN
Rifie Bullet
Injures Youth
Howard Heriingshaw, 13-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bam Herring
shaw of Malln, Is In Hillside hospi
tal with a .33 bullet wound through
his right foot as the result of a Sun
day morning accident at the family
hi. me.
Herringshaw and his younger
brother. Tommy, 9, were together
at the time. Members of the fam
ily said Tommy had the gun when
1'. accidentally discharged, the hol
low point bullet passing completely
through Howard's foot shattering
the bone. Howard was brought to
Hillside at 12:30 p. m., and given
emergency treatment. His condi
tion was reported good today.
DISTRIBUTOR
Phone 5141
RKSKiN
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 i.Ty
Eleven persona resigned from gov
ernment service while they writ
being Investigated by the Fill under
the new federal loyalty program,
thr agency said today.
The Fill reported having proc
essed 101.334 of the (Ingerprlnt-per-annuel
datn Information forms
which some 3.000,000 federal work
ers were required to fill out late last
year.
Delivery Today!
FRIGIDAIRE
Ranges
Refrigerators
Water Heaters
QUAKER OIL HEATERS
WASHING MACHINES
(DEXTER and KINGSLEV)
A FEW
USED ELECTRIC RANGES
VERtf OWENS'
Cascade Home
Furnishings Co.
124 North 4th
Phone S365
D
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STORE
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