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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
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TRACY HEPBURN
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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
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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
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"STOP" for another look is the
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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.
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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 . . .
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