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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON HCB TWCMTY-ONI Here Are The Main Points On What Lies Ahead For Federal Reorganization nr JAMFH MARI.OW WARII1NGTON, Juna IS m Fraaadanl Truman now haa aant rfm plant I rongrMw fnr over lianlliif, r reorganising, tha gov rnraanl. Ha did that Monday. And lliry'ra Imporlanl, alt hough Ihrv'ra nnlv lha flrat In a aafira of plana ha'l. tfar, aoma Ihlt aar, aonta nnl r. 01 lira tha story of rrnritaiillng tha lovarnmant la rnmpllralad, tiara la an A HO on what happened and hat Ilea ahaad. Thrra are thrc p.aln point; The aludy and rarummandattnna made by the Hoover cunintlMion; the reorganisation art paaard by rongrau; the plana to be offered by Mr. Truman. "Pi la government, with I.IOe.OOO enployre, ta tha bluett bualneaa In the world, but la lra afflrlvnt than Biany, maybe moat, buainraaaa. It haa grown aa tha population grew and the needa of the peuplr lnereaad. It urea u a, agenrlra and commlaajona ahoot off In all dlrac X.tlrma. Slnre PreiUlrtit Taft flmt tried It In IB. 2. a number of attentpta have been made to put the government a houae In nrder. None waa thorouRh Two yeara ago ronirraa drrlilrd to do a real Job of It. It created a 13 -man romntlaalon, headed by fiTmer Prealrienl Hoover. Thla waa non-polltlcal. Tha com VUaion waa composed of oVmo etata and republican!. A reptibhran rrngrea created It. Mr. Truman bleued It. lie purpoaat ta atudy tha whole govern mrnt and off reeommenda tiona ta make It ran better and f baa par. About So eiperla helped the eocnmlulon look (or airk apota. I'arljr thla year the rerommenda tlona baan romlng aut In lha form f raporta. The commission prndured IX re peiru and 11 recommendation mnte major, mm minor. The next move waa tip to rongreaa. Unlaw. It gave the prenlrlent pow er to put the rrrnmmerulatlona lnt' effect, or aome of them, they d die on the vine. Bo lat rerk rongreM paaed an art giving the praalnVnt power tn leorganlre the exerutlva branrh of the government. It didn't &lve him power la tarn pr with the other twa branrh'at lha IrgUlaOve (rongreMi or lha judlrlarv llhe rourta). The Hoover rum m it Inn eaamlned only the rs rcutlve branrh. And Monday, Mr. Truman alined Ilia art Into law. lt'a not a blank rherk, Iravlng him frre to do any thing he w Ultra about the eterutlve branrh, Thrre'a a rein on Mr. Tru man, for eiamptei Flrnt he muni offer hit renrganl I rMimi plain to congm-a. Ola of- frred the aeven plana alter algntng I the art into law ) Then he muat watt 60 daya to aee ahat roiiKreiu think. If con if re (loenn't art wilhln 00 dayi to kill the plan, Mr. Truman can go ahead ftKh It. A plan can be billed In one of twa aya: I. A full majority voir of either ItouM could do It In tha arnalr. with M member. 49 would have to' tola eilnt the plan. In the houw i a majotitv of lha 431 member ; would be 2 1 ft. 1. If eongreaa qulta for the year within the aa daya after Mr. Tru man haa offer! a plan, that kllla It for lha year. Ilell have to wall till the nrl year befuea offering an other. Under the reorgaulutlon act Mr Truman can atwU.h or ahift agen rlra created by nmgreta. But he can't Interfere? with or take away any of the powrri that belr 4 to congrrha for example: Conareaa drctdra what taxea aha 11 he. The Internal revenue bureau rollerlj the taste. Mr. Truman can't fuddenly tell the bureau that from i FUNNY BUSINESS "On weond thought. eancl th polic etll thi givet m ehtne to talk to tht wiU without Interruption!" now on It will decld tax r.ltt, not ujtiitrriui. Mr. Truman wu able U offrr thr v.n plan. a. aoon aa ha algnd tha reorganisation act brcauaa ha bad thru rradr. Thrr had brrn urrparrd bit hla awn lUff, not th Uoorrr cummlaalon. But Ihr; rlwlr folloirrd tha lluovrr rommlsalon rrromm.nda llona, althouih not all tha Hoottr rrrommrndallona war. covrrrd. lalrr plana to he olfrred by Mr Truman thla year and In ISM alii rover mora of the Hoover recnm mrndaliona. It'a a lonf-rante Job. dinging to tha fruit. The eauae of cherry putting U osmotic preaaure, which drawa the rainwater through the cherry skin. Hli method aside from the dif ficulty of shaking all the tram In an orchard haa a b!g arawbark: It won't work In cases of steady drizzling rain. Cooperation Reason For US Position PULLMAN, Wash.. June n fan America'! leading position In farm research and proejresa la credited by tha nation's agricultural research chief ta voluntary federal-stale co operation. Dr. P. V. Cardon, Washington. D. C, research administrator for tha V ). department of agriculture, told 100 agronomists from 11 west ern aiats hera last night that tht nation's cooperative aystem of re search la a constant source of amazement to foreign visitors -who come to find out how we do things." Ht referred to cooperative re search by tha department of agri culture and the state land grant colleges. Ha tuld the scientists, who are meeting again today at Wash ington Stale college and tomorrow at University of Idaho, that mass production of penicillin, discovery of streptomycin and development of tha weed killer 3. 4-D are only a few products of this cooperative re search. In session during the three daya are the western branches. American Society of Agronomy; western re gional wheat Improvement confer ence. western alfalfa Improve ment conference, and the western atatea section of the International Crop Improvement association. Ed Bell, administrator for the Oregon wheat commission, painted Shotting Suggested To Save Cherries roHKHT OKOVE. June 23 lVA Pacific university biology professor suggested Wednesday that cherries might be saved from splitting slier a rain by shaking them. Dr. John R Roberta said shaking the tree would remove rainwater NEEDED 150.000 New Civil Service Men and Women Annually rrturr . . . good rr . . . vacatiomb . . . rrwuioxe Te Ma.UIH II ferr mt flplTMt, tbl f vee-WaU mi ppim I Waai ihjn now warkvr tansjar. aurt pttprntlmf KOW tt Jt Civil Birrlc ariBlaal m4 ll it aallU. t mm MKrtaH la tartna CIvM n lha atBglaltalM'alte r a e aaNtiaiaiittai, la k :rer lbMsvls Uireieita lafa,- lit rar ml arlr ae)lHlMaal. nrc) ymr pfpmr' llaM ataaa- y trn4ng Imt the fr pmtfhtl, "New ( Cl av- rggaHt lab" a4 InfamallaB aatrarBle( Irsleilaic far iiataw llaa. a r -. Plaaaa mmm4 am "Ha ! a Otvtraaital Jab" mm4 trala- lac lafaraketllaa, at abUfallaa la mm. 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THERE'S A CHEVROLET TRUCK FOR YOUR JOBI an optlmlatlo picture of the North wast e wheat future and stressed the need for changes In marketing pro cedure and education at home and abroad to create new uu lot the American wheat crop. " Bly Mr. and Mrs. Rom McMillan, who have resided here for s good many years, have sold their home to Mr. and Mra. flank Hall and moved to Klamath Palls where they plan to spend the summer. Mra. Wllber Book and daughters. Wilda Dean and Judy, returned home June 11 alter spending two week visiting relatives at Ban Luis Obispo, Calif. They were accom panied heme by Nlla Millard, niece of Mrs. Book, who will spend t.'ie summer here. Mra. Everett Hunt and daughters, Lorraine and Phyllis, moved to their home In Klamath Falls ohera they will spend summer vaciuon. Mr. and Mra. Irving Thomaa and son returned home Sunday, June 12, from a two-week vacation ahlch they spent with relatives In Wyo ming. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell and daughters. Barbara and Jo, spent week In Washington and In Port land cm a business and pleasure trip. They returned home June 11. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Hitchcock of Goose Lake camp visited hee a short while Saturday. Mra. Harry Obenchain was a busi ness visitor In Lakevlew Saturday, returning home with a new car. Mrs. Oeonte Elder and Mrs. Dale Swein of Paisley visited at the home of Mra. Elder's sister, Mrs. Herb Had ley. Saturday on their way to Klamath Palls. They were accom panied by Darlene Had ley and on their return to Paisley by Hodney Hadley, a no plana to visit there for two weeks. Several people attended he ball game at Merrill Sunday when tha local team Journeyed there for game. The Bly team won with a score of five to one. Plre Wednesday evening destroy ed the garage and several out build Ings on tha Clyde Lybrand prop erty. Mr. and Mra. E. C Kneaa and family ara living there and lost quite a few personal things which were stored In the garaga. Due to the fast work of the foreat service and volunteer fire department the house waa saved. Mr. and Mra. Max Cllne received word from their son, Wlllard. who la with tha navy In Ouam. that he Is recovering In the hospital from e strained back. Cold settled in his back, keeping him confined to the hospital. A large crowd from Bly attended the rodeo queen try outs In Klam ath Palls Sunday. Veda Orace Tlb blta. daughter of Mrs. Monte Clave, la representing Bly. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Mora Comfort FABTEErH, a ptaaaant alkallae mon-aa-tcK powder, hold falaa laaih enora firmly. To af and talk la mora com fort, J tut .prink la a Itttla rASTXETH on your plat. No jrummjr, gooey, paity taata or feeling Ch-ka -plats, odor" demtura breath,. Cat FASTUTU at any druj atora. , ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IP NOT Pf.rssco. rr ISe W Sth in erafsiM fe ISIs STRONO fHrris. T-4-1. M4 wits as rral irsi. it rr.trTBATr. b-is kills MOBK Itrai Issler. 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