WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Candidates Column
Campaign Statements From Candidates At The
May 21 Primary Election
Ity t'. It. MAIIKT
MvpublUmi ( mnllclrtlr lor Hlirrtfr
I itm JU yruift dI iiicd, iiiiurinl.
ml Iiuvp luiir chlMirii. Joined
Klunmth Kill In polite tlrput ( ntriil
mill rpcplvnl my f It nt luw riilniir
nicnt rxprilriun uiittrr Urn r Xpert
hAiid of Urn Into pollro rhlrl, l-'tuiik
II Ml) 111, How (UmtiiMmI, lJuilnu thill
time 1 lirld poHiiluitn uf piiliolnmii,
f ur ptilml, nnd ilcftk firiunuii,
1 renin nrd In 11H.I ui uiurpt up
polulHMiiil ut uaaIiiLuiiI chief uf po
lice ol minimi uncurl, y o hu dc
pmtiiit'iit ol Interior, bix mottthfi
lutiT 1 uun piomotnl tu chief of In
veMiifiiUoii unit, mid 11 1 1 pt wit ion I
hffld until Wit whi'ii rnllrd Into the
U. 8- niiny. Aflrr rrrrivinic honor
ble dlfti'lmiua I rruirnrd to my for
mer pojiltlnn with lit fcuVrul kov
ffrilinnnl. 'II il Job wnn nlmllMird III
1U4A. Uurliitf my work with ihr kuv
rninrnt. I wna undrr rlono miprr
Vlnloti of Wllluid K. Hhmldt, prolm
or wnd drnn of police M-imrr nnd
pfllioloity of Hull Jom tnte rollrua.
My work ronnlntrd nf rnndiu Uiik
the niiul Importiint tnirrnnl amir
Ity InvrKtlKAlinnii, nellnu virtually
Indritttnilriitly nnd with wid ra
aimmlhllliy III nil ttmrn liicludltiK
thoiio of un rmriKmry imtutft. Prr
foitnrd inlrlllKnm-fl work nlmrd nt
uni:ovci lnu nnd prnvnttliui nuhvrr
slvo and nilirr uiuuii.mmI ttrUvltlm
minrd ni our uovn iiutrnt. C'oiiduct
rd ClnMirn in Ihr Irt-hnlmirii nf ri lmr
detect Inn mid the drvrlopmrnt of
phyftlrul uulllty. Ainu hnd rhiirKo of
the record buirnu nnd drult with
keeplnit romplrte rrlme rrvornn.
In JHiuitiry 1017 I twrrptrrt prrn
ml iM)Mtlnii un police rt.lrf nf Chlln
qiiin, Orr. July I, U1, wm rom
inlulniird drpuly uprclnl offlrrr of
the Indlnn iwrvlri in rnn Junction
with my pilic rhlrf job Hinre I
have form m yrnvt officer, K hit nl
wnyii hern mv prurtlne to work one
hundred per rent wit!, all luw rn-
rn of ichoolM, rouimrlfi of rhurchen
or tho chlldN puMor to better the
youth of Kin i mith county.
I'm fully uwiirfi Ihut tho fiheiitf'a
poAlllon doen not only Include bnlnu
law prenerviitlmi of til county, but
In (ho MlpervlMtr of Lux collrcUniiM
which In k tiviuendoufi tiitk hut
wlilln iitlemlliiK mhooi, I mujored
In bimincn ndmlnlntiiitloii which
will help In AupcrvlMuu of the tux
oirice.
Jin ufflllnted with tlie Oitkoii
Juvenile) council, Orrtfon AMinclitllun
of City Police Ofllmn, Kootprlntern,
Amerl'iui Lculoii, Knle lole. ln
IciniiUrinul 1'itclflc Con.it Pence Of
ficer ilHhOCllltloi),
Due to the lonir luw enforcement
experience that I hitve enjoyed in
Kliimuth county, I feel that I know
the public and undrrntand what
they wnnt nnd expect of their nher
Iff. I will Rive my undivided Atten
tion to every minor detnll. be
prompt nnd Impnrtlal nnd ive
Kliimuth county n iiood clean ad
mlnlNirntloii. I ulncerely ollclt your
support.
JC's To Attend
State Meet
Klamath Knlln will be well rep
reaentrd nt the alnle Jiiycee con
vention In Portlnnd thin week-end
with drlruntlon of approximate
ly 20 people. The convention will
offlclnlly ueitin Friday noon, April
10. with n luncheon nnd reitiAtrn
Uou nt the Multnomah hotel,
Mmt of the Klmimth Kail uroup
will leave Thurwluv afternoon no
na to be In Portland for the very
bnMnnlnK of the convention Fri
day nnd to rilntrlbute nbout 300
Klamath Prllcnn canes to Jayceex
Tax Evasion
Case Probed
I'OHTLAND. April 38 M'i-R. O.
Bliatlim, oiMThlor of t'eiidlrton
llulrl plrxlrd KUllty 111 ff'Jrrnl court
hffro ymtprilny to churKe of lnrouifi
tu (vualon on (nllure tfl report
IKOOO ol tuxuble Income In 1044.
JurlHe ClHUde McCollo4-h refrrrrri
the cie to ii probfitlon officer for u
pre-ientenca InvrallKutlon.
A uncond chiirKe In the Indictment,
Involving (allure to report f 13,000 of
Uxiible Income In 1045, wa (lu
mlAfird on reconimendiitlon of the
dliilrlrl attorney a office.
IJefcmo atlorneya for Hlrntlon
told the court the defendant had
not deliberately underatmed bin lux -able
Income, They armied that ha
had put the money owed the ffovern
inenl aaldo from tlol machine prolla
to keep the iniic-hlne 0eralijr in the
dark aa to the machine revenue!.
Ilia attorney! have depoalled 142.000
to cover the total of unreported
luxca, plua a 60 per cent penalty.
fiinrmrnl aitrnrim in our munty I from other pnrla of Ormnn ai they
and ntnte and ahall continue tn do i ri tMMer i.aiiri earn puimcinng
ao If rlrrled.
I will atrlve to promote rlenn.
'hnJeMme ai-tivltlra Inirndrd to in
rlutle the entire Juvenile population
of Klamath counly alined nt de
veloping" In children itenernlly a
aatue of being on the Hide of tnw
and order. I will work with the
Juvenile rourt. principal! and tench-
WHEEL
and STEERING
ALIGNMENT SERVICE
DICK B. MILLER CO.
7lh A KUmnth
rti. 4103
John Rundmeyer, Klamath's can
dldnte for mate Jnyree prentdent.
will nlno be itlveti to each reRimer
lnc Javcee Handmeyer. n local In
nurance man, In n former preAl
dent of the Klamath Junior cham
ber nf commerce.
Fvery Klamath Kalla representa
tive In attendaiire nt the ronven
tlnn aim wear the blue nnd
hlti tie ndvertin'.nit the Klamath
Knlln Javcee boat renitn. which IX
nn annual auuwner event on Up
per Kltmnth lake nnd will t-j'te
place thin yenr nn Sunday after
noon. June 13.
Clean-up. Palni-up. Fix-up
Scout Camp
Lease Okayed
WASHINGTON, April 28 ol'r
11 10 inuirlor depnrlment approved
today the tranafer of a M-year lcaae
to an 80-acre Boy Hcout camp near
JtoaeburK, Ore.
In January 1U27 contreu aullior
Iwd the aecretary of the Interior to
leute the land, on Wolf creek, to the
Douulaa counly Boy Hcout council.
The tenunta were required to report
to Ihe department annuully on the
use made of Die land, and they have
done thi! faithfully for 21 car.
In 1044 the Douglas county coun
cil wat consolidated with the Lane
county council and other Scout or
ganizations to form the Oregon Trail
Council, fnc, with headQUariem at
Kugene. The department'! approval
wa for the transfer of the unex
pired term of the lease to the Oregon
'frail Council.
The department said the Wolf
creek ciimp Is the only one of lis
kind established by special act of
congress.
Laundry Friction
Problem Posed
OALVKHTON, -lex., April 28 M'i
When minim's silk negligee and
PHpc'a flannel underwear find them
selves In the lume drying machine
spnika are upl to fly.
At least that's what members of
the leans Laundry and Dry Clean
ing association were told here yes
terday at their annual convention.
Hald Ur. J. C. Aleximder of Sliver
Bprlngs, Mil . chief chemist of the
National fnstllule of Cleaning nnd
Uyelng:
'Hlallc electricity, raused by frlc
linns of different materials such as
silk nnd wool, can very easily fur
nish the spark which might set off
a 'timbler fire'."
VFW Starts
Member Drive
By NAfllNK VOCKP.y
Feudln' and a-fussin' between the
ntmy and the navy la being tradi
tionally carried out by the Veierans
of Foreign Wars meinberhhlp con
teat which started April' 15 and
will continue until June 30.
Each present member Is to obtain
as many addltlonnl paid up mem
bers as possible and for each new
member he obUilns, one point Is to
be given him. To qualify for the
dinner which Is planned In cele
bration of the winners a member
must have three points.
A benn dinner will be served to
the losers of the contest while the
winners will dine on chicken or ham.
Three prlws will be awarded lo
those who have received the lnrRest
number of points. First prize Is a
gold VFW ring; second prize, i
silver VFW ring, and a polished wal
nut wall plaque will be given as
third prize.
Any member with five points will
receive a gold enameled VFW but
ton and a miniature horse collar.
Clean-up, Paint-up, Fli-up
Traction Strike
Vote Set Friday
PORTLAND, April 28 (IV-Portland
Traction company employes
will take a strike vote Friday.
Alex JJaln, business agent for the
AKL drivers and mechanics said if
the strike Is approved, It will be
called at 12:01 a. m. May 17 unless a
wage agreement Is reached with the
company earlier.
The union has asked a 25-cent
hourly Increase. The company's of
fers ave been contingent on getting
a fare Increase denied by the city
council and Bain said "we cannot
take any such offers back to our
members."
Present scales range from $1.40
for drivers to $1.85 for mechanics.
Negotiations have been under way
since January.
Bring your car
,o us tor brake
inspection and
adiustmen. t
needed.
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From $39.50 to $95
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the royal antelope Is the smallest nf
all true-ctid-chewlng animals. It
It only about 10 Inches high.
Limestone reefs In western Texas,
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KTICK-l'P
SAI.KM, April 38 il;A lone ban
dit held up three automobile service
nation aturndnnu within an hour
here last night. He obtained' loot
estimated at $120.
I Police said one of the victim!.
Stearns Cushlng. had Just purchased
his station and was open for the
first day. He lost $40.
NOTICE!
Change of Phone Number
From 3080 lo 9383
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