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PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 198 nsrewiihHQi KNDS TOIMV Show. J:a.A:lft-V:oo p. m. JINK. IIAVKIl In StTDDA-IIOOf HC'l'lUA-HAV!" In Trrhnlralar TOMORROW Walt Disney's Cartoon Feature Length Filmed In Technicolor if -ALSO And Thrills! Uitri DEKKIR Cjtieiui. CRAIG IRON CURTAIN Walker Is Speaker At CC Meeting State Senator Dean Walker varned against looie talk about the so-called "income, tax surplus" of the aute of Orrron in an addrea on slate fliral affair given to the annual meeting of the Klamath County chamber of commerce at the Wlllard Hotel Monday night Walker said use of the term "sur plus" in reference to the income tax reserves Is unfortunate, and he chanted that there has been a lot of demagoguery in public discussions of this fund. The senator said that It would be unwise to authorise new places for spending of the Income tax reserves which some say will go to $50,000. 000 in another year until it Is known exactly how much money is available after all of the present requirements against the Income tax an met and a total study is made. He said that the so-called surplus would not be In existence now if thi present laws on distribution of the income tax had been In effect oer a period of years. School Law (The recently enacted basic school law . for instance, now heavily taps state income tax money.) The speaker, who has served many terms as chairman of the senate ways and means committee, empha si?l that the Income tax is def initely and exclusively a property tax reduction measure. It was passed, he said, after nine tries as Just such a measure and under such a title. He pointed out that if In come lax revenues are not avail able In sufficient volume, the state will have to come back on the coun. ties for property tax money, some thing which It has not done for many years. Income tax revenues. Walker said. could be cut bv a change in the law shifting corporate excise taxes to the general fund from the income ray fund, and by rats' rig the exemp tions on income taxes. With school and other costs rising, and the eco nomic future uncertain, the income tax backlog is a favorable factor In Oregon's state financial picture and should be handled with the greatest care. Walker said. Walker was introduced by State Representative Henry Semon who. m chairman and member of the house ways and means committee, has worked with Walker many years on state financial matters. The members of the chamber at the meetfnr last nfeht adopted a cu.m.-su : bv-law designed to force "new New Clerk HAROLD B. ASHLKV Employment Staff Here Adds 4 Men Four new men have accepted posi tions with the Klamath Falls office of the state employment service, 3rd and Main. O. E. Thomrjson. OSK area supervisor, announced Tuees- '' '"Sh school, takes over on that day. AshleyTakes Cierkshio Of Boards 1-2 A controversy between the Klam ath county school board anil Super intendent Harold II. Ashley ap peared settled Tuesday when It was made knonn that Ashley hits ac cepted the clerkship of Uoarus 1 and J, Klamath Kails. Announcement of Ashley's ap pointment Mas muito knunn by Su perintendent of City Schools Arnold tiralapp. lolloping Ashley's election by the b,ourds last night. Ashley takes over Mis new duties July I. He replaces W. A. lloslim. resigned. dot Kullng The county superintendent wits ndvuvit lt March that Ins serv ices were no longer required m tlmt capacity. Ashley, however, not a ruling Irons the attorney general that lie should have own advised by the deadline of Mureh IS. ol tile board. Thrrelore, the attorney gen eral ruled, he could claim a years pay on the superintendent's basis. Ashley's position remained some what involved today but everything seems satisfactory all the way around. Ashley leaves the county school office on June 1. Carrol B. Howe, a supervisor ot secondary ed ucation In the state superintendent s office and former principal of lleiv Some Political Gleanings -By HALE SCARBROUGH' Harold Klassrii will be In Klamnlh Falls Friday night Instead ol on May IK. as originally planned and at lust glance the chiintte in schedule looks like, n laux pas on the pail ol tlio Mliuiesotan's Oregon campaign schedulers . . . Looks as though Harold Is getting a Hide panicky trying to hop in and turn back the tide ot rising enthusiasm , , , tiuts,sru and his advisors probablv would have been wiser to have left their schedule ns It was and not ap pear, to be so agitated over their New York adversary s success , , . On Friday night here. Stassen prob ably will have an Indoor meeting In the KU1IS auditorium or one the hotels . . . relatively only a few per sons w ill be able to see htm and touch the hem of his cloak, so to seak . . . liewev did his stuff out of I doors in his first talk. Indoors his second, and us folks on the pave ment really got a look at him . . . Trouble with these Indoor affairs, such as banquets, a politician gains very little because the only people who attend are those who were go ing to vote for him anvhow , , . He tlocsn't gain anv converts . . , Another error In my opinion made bv Siasscn wns ht challenge to urmie communism with IVwcv 5th Big Doy Shows :I.V9:M . m. TRACY HEPBURN ""JOHNSON 0W C. F. Frledel. formerly of Medford. Is field examiner for the unemploy ment compensation commission, with headquarters at the employment service office. Formerly, he was connected with a farm implement company In Medford. His duties are particularly concerned with col lection ot contributions for unem ployment compensation. Any em ployers having questions on the un employment compensation act are urged to contact him. telephone 7701. Other new men are W. c. Hum. Oeorge Benedict and Julius D. Oluntoni. Hum was transferred to the em ployment service from the state highway department. He. is m charge of the sawmill and logging workers placement for the service. Benedict was transferred from Coos Bay to the local office to take over placement of farm workers, a Job the employment service has not handled since 1942. Benedict is well acouainted with farm labor problems and grew up on a farm near Oregon City. His wife will Join him here soon. Oluntoni has taken a position with ' blood" into the membership of the the claims department of the OSES. board of directors. I Before the war he was connected ' Under this ruling, no director may j with the foreign languages depart- serve more than two consecutive , ment of the University of Oregon. terra (four years). After serving land later served as an interpreter two years, a director becomes in eligible for reelection until he has i been off the board for at least one year. ; The old rule was that directors could serve xmly three consecutive i terms. ! Phil Hitchcock. 1947-48 chamber ; pies'dent. opened last night's meet ' ing and turned the gavel over to Al ; Hattan, the new president IRON Cl'RTAIN IS COMING TODAY n" PLUS IS COMING RAINBOW THEATRE Eve. ft how fl:45-:30 p. ra. Dorothy Lam our In "Masquerade fn Mexico" I Einaudi To Head Italian Government I ROME. May 1J iPV Vice Premier Lulgl Einaudi, 74-year.old banker economist, was elected first presl- : dent of the new Italian Republic I Tuesday night. I Even before the count on the fourth ballot was completed, Einaudi 1 had the required majority of the 900 votes of both houses of parlia ment. With about 200 votes still to be tallied, he had received 451. t Einaudi, 74, backed by the dominant C h r Is 1 1 a n democratic party, is a political Independent. He is budget minister and governor of the Bank of Italy. ; On the third ballot of a Joint session of the senate and chamber of deputies, Einaudi received 463 votes. This was far short of the two-thirds margin required for elec- tion on any of the first three bal lots. However, the constitution pro I vldes that if the first three ballots are unsuccessful a simple majority i rules on the fourth. The Christian ' democratic support gave Einaudi 1 more than a simple majority of the 900 votes ot the two houses, j Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza, foe ! of the communists, withdrew from the race last night after a day of bickering and two unsuccessful bal lots. ' Einaudi is an economist, politician, teacher and journalist. He taught finance at the University of Turin. He became governor of the Bank ; of Italy in 1944. for prisoner of war camps and Mex ican national labor camps. Pittsburgh Firm Is Low Bidder date. On Payroll j However, in view of the fact that ; Ashley has an unwritten contract j with the county school board in the capacity as superintennent. he re- I mains on pay until August 1 ; Ashley said this morning that he will serve "in an advisory capacity" i to the county board until the first . day of August. The month of July is considered . on "partly severence pay and vaea- I tion time." Ashley will be on call during both the months of June and July as far as the county Job goes. Ashley said he sought the $4ioo-a-year Job as clerk of District No. 1 (Klamath Falls elementary schools!, and District No. 2 i Klamath Union high school', "sometime airo." His pay under the county super ! his own race intendency is 55200 per year Chairman Ournev iR-S.Dl said Howe will get a yearly salary of lc vola rpJcl.llMg , Ruw1 ,V' i . . ! nnieiulment nt frciaj rssiun 01 wiv rutin it school board last Saturday, neither Ashley nor board members dli- cussed th. clerk s Job a, Ashley said ; ,Mn ,R.Wvo P wlbon .rIto., Senate Group Okays Draft Proposal WASHINGTON, May 1 (fl'l The senate armed services com mittee Tuesday approved a draft of men 19 to 25 for the armed serv ices. The legislation also provides for training 161.000 18-year-old vol unteers. Southern senators tried to get In a race segregation amendment, but the committee voted It down. Offered by Senator Russell iD-Ga.', It protKvted to give every enlisted man In the army, navy, marines and air tones the right to ask service only In a unit "of was 7-4. as follows: For It Russell, Byrd iD-Va.i, Hill D-Ala.. Maybank D-SC.; against segregation Qurney. Rob- cation of action of board I .mrf t not scheduled to meet until this past Monday. Ashley said he planned a month's vacation during June. Local Trains On Schedule A low bid of $98,538 was submitted Tuesday on the Poe valley channel Improvement planned by the Klam ath district of the bureau. The railroad strike which didn't materialize caused very little dif ficulty with the two, principal lines here, officials report, but a few cars reclamation of perishable goods were sidetracked to Ice docks late yesterday just iSnltonstall iR-Massl. Morse iiR-Ore , Baldwin (R-Conn.l and jTydings. (D-Md. The action means the matter of . segregation Is left up to the de I partment of defense. ! With this out of the way the committee voted 7-2 to send the ; bill to the senate. For the bill: journey. Bridges (R-N.H), Robert son. Sultnnstull. Morse, Baldwin and Tydlngs. Against the bill Wilson and Russell. I Voting present only Byrd. Hill and Maybank. work stoppage went The offer was made by M. Ma- case the fltano and Sons. 415 Industrial road. , through. Pittsburg. Calif. Marshall and Haas, When the strike was called off. San Mateo, bid $109,875. and W. W two local union leaders were up Brown, Redding, offered to do the ! most of the night contacting workers Job for $118520. and telling them to come to work iweive mas were received. i at their regular hours. The result of the bidding was sent to the Denver engineering of fice for final action. Work is ex pected tb start in four to six weeks. E. S. Shelley. Brotherhood of Rail road Engineers, and Clyde Meade. Brotherhood of Railroad Engine men and Firemen, managed to get the official word to all employes To Buy, Sell or Trade It pays to land both Southern Pacific and Great read Herald and News Classified I Northern trains went out on sched Ads it pays to Advertise! lule. Complete Automotive Service Satisfaction Guaranteed No Job too large or small 313 Lowell Phone 2-0198 Vernon Henry Pl.l's Blocked Trail" i.'u.tidavl ConliniiAUB Shi Dally I mm 1::tn p. m Phnn ?:t EN MM TODAY nOKKRV BOYS In "IJowery Bur karoos franrhot Tone In "Iter lluibana"i AfUiri" TOMORROW WALTIR Dl tOR AN PIDGEON KERR 1 75 - ...tf-iii'Jf.CiMi IRON tTKTAI.V 4sm Long Takes Office Again BATON ROUGE, La., May 11 IIP Earl Kemp Long returned to po litical power In Louisiana Tuesday with his inauguration as governor. The capital was In holiday attire for the ceremonies which climaxed an eight-year-old struggle by the brother of the late Sen. Huey Long to regain the state'! highest office. Preparations were made for 100, 000 guests at the Inaugural festiv ities. To fulfill one of Long's cam paign promises, the menu provided 200.000 hot dogs, 240.000 bottles of pink soda pop and 18,000 containers of buttermilk. ' As a symbol of Long's return to the governorship which he held In 1939-40 following the resignation of Gov. Richard Leche at the outbreak of the "Louisiana scandals," a light flicked on last night from the sky- I scraper statehouse here. The beam ! picked out the statue of Huey Long IS COMING I standing In the capttol park. New color signals for your feet! UTib "GO" SUBS "STOP" for another look is the ,leignlng motive of this smart O tabot sandal! It's a flattie that put "GO" into your life with cushioning platform sole And self-adjusting strap that assorts a firm fill Also in White Black Beige Tan A3 iff' "- pL Model Shoe Store 717 Main from a platform , , , Harold may have as much to say about the red menace as Tom, but Dewey Is a trained lawyer, former district at torney and schooled parliamentar ian , . , The way that man ran twin! words should be ample warning nut to get Into an extemporaneous ar gument with him . , , Carl Btelnaelfer gud Ed Ostendorf, rival candidates for the OOP stale legislative nomination, are reported to be over on the Rogue fishing to. gelher ... So politics has had no bearing on friendship , , . John Rober and Kd Oowen, re publican rivals for county commis sioner, have also been fraternising but over county problems and not salmon , , , Mt. Shasta Gl Gets Promotion Warner J. Ambord of St. Shasta, Calif., was recent ty promoted to the rank of Icehuli'tiui filth grade. Alli um il Is a member of tlen. Douglas MacArihui's honor guard company Is Tokyo. He Is a supply clerk at Ihe Amer ican embassy In Tokyo, official home fur General MacArthur and headquarters lor men of the honor guard. The honor guei.l Is a com pany of outstanding young army turn, si rrened to meet highest men tal and physical standards. After graduation from Ml. Hhasla Union high school III IIMil. Ambord was employed by the Shasta I.lly dairy, prloi to Ills enlistment In the reg ular army. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ambord of Shasta. - -V m Mt. Willis Paukey, niy democrat and aspirant for sheriff, lias been con ducting a rather passive campaign rlgU in tune with his passive dis position . . . Willis would like It I Gallagher. Kiiuxii uiav ne oeiieves no deserves the vote , , . Pankey Is a native of Oregon and resident of Klamath county since HMD, World War I vet, deputy sheriff 14 years, Sprague River constable six terms, Indian service special of ficer three years , . . Here Is a problem ... Ed Gcr.ry has some sort of a family tie with a man named Ormond llean and was a college tOSC) classmate and big buddy of a man named Howard C. Uelton . . . Now Bean and Helton are GOP rivals for nomination as state treasurer and Oeary Is faced Return - Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iiwe of tIJI) N. 9th returned Tuesday from Portland where Ihey spent Mother's Day with their daughter, Mrs. Larry with a decision over which Is strong er, faintly ties or old school lies. Logical solution, of course, would be for Kd to vole lor Big Unander. who Is opposing bull! llean and Hel ton . . . MOUNTAIN (!T,e. Personal Gift SUGGESTIONS For The duate Gra FOR HER A.Ai-A occiaoryl h VOGUt thion itrlkat tka l $7.50 plus tax perfect accessory not with Reglitror In ilnglng colors. .. to aiolch your gloves, yovr porta, your coilume. laglitrar Is parted In your puna, too...holcfi avarythlng you nd...naolly, completely. In Graan Pepper, Admiroi Mua, Cherry K.d, 5 00 Other Styles by KING & HELENA $2.95 to $3.95. 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