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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1949 'Desk Pilots' Face Slash In Flying Hours; Economy Group Raps Plushy Truck WASHINGTON. July 11 (f .. anal eeamanlttee report laid eewn eoane detailed ad rice to the armed ear i Ilia- today aa baw ta save mil llam of dollar. Fewer flytnt hours for air force and nary pilota aaslined ta drak Jobs eeuld aara Ut.tOt.tot ar per hapa snore, the report aaid. II also asked removal of extra (adfets from Jeep and trucks and questioned apendinf $150,000 apiece for a new type 1-ton truck. It also expressed aome doubu about a 1231, 000 run. The list of economy hint and di rective back up the senate appro priations committee's drive to slash tl.lla.Tse.322 from the tlSAM.ooo. 000 previously approved by the house. This coven army, navy and air fore costs for the fiscal year that began July 1. A copy of the detailed report was made available to a reporter before Chairman Elmer Thomas (D-Okla.1 tiled It with the senate, Thaaaaa called the full a p propria liens committee back tnta closed eeaeten in hopes af eavlnf another ooaa.aaa.aot u tCU.aaa.aaa. He I wants to eat sock an lK15.ete.eos aaaa previous! T approved by eenfreaa far starkpilinf critical and atrateoc aaaleriaia aarh aa saetaJa, robber, ajulnlne, pepper, caatar ail and a rant la af other sappliea. Thomas calls the five-year post war stockpiling- plans "cockeyed" but defense officials and senators from western mining states art op poslnf him. The hitherto confidential commit tee report outlined particular tar eta for economy, including: a. Redaction in the flying tune raaaired for "administrative and profit tent v firtag by the ah- force and nary" especially far flying of- 1 ffcers aa desk Jobs. It complained that air force "desk pilota" ward large Iwe-snotored aircraft that coal from tt ta SIM an hear ta operate. It seggeatcd smaller planes be ased. t. A cutback la riving time for guard and rcarrve officers of the air force now listed for Hi and let hoars each year. Navy user if pilota train an ta hours a year, the senate waa told. S. The large number of navv shore stations and army poets. Secretary of Defense Johnson waa advised to get rid of inactive or partially active installations, al though this asaally draws a scream of protests from local eommanitiea and their congveaimi n. 4. let at -heavy military-type chicles far light pick-op opera- waa criticised. Vets' Bonus Plan To Be Proposed PORTLAND. July II (jv A state veterans' bonus will be proposed to the Oregon American Legion convention In Salem next month. Portland's Federal post No. 87 has approved a bonus resolution for introduction at the stale con vention. It favors a maximum pay ment of t600 on a basis of $10 for each month of domestic service and IIS for each month of over seas duty between September IS. 1940. and December 31. 1M4. Veterans who lived In Oregon at 4 'fT 4 4- Ji. PRINCIPAL Elmer Ensi or Alhambra, Calif., will join the education department faculty at Oregon College of Educa tion for fall term as principal of the campus elementory school and assistant professor of education. He has had a wide and varied background of experience in education, is the holder of A.B. ond M.A. degrees from Stonford, and is completing his work on his doctorate at USC this summer. I 1 least a year pnor to their entry ! into military serv ice and were hon ; orably discharged would be eligible under the Legion post plan. The post also called for the con ' rention to work for refund of sur plus payments on national service life Insurance. It said a faulty ac tuarial table, on which premiums are based, had resulted In $3,000. 000.000 surplus accumulating. The supreme court has ruled it may be paid as dividends to policy hold ers, the post resolution said. It charged the veterans administra tion has delayed the dividend pay ments for -political reasons." Store Hours 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. ' 9th at Pine Phone 3188 SATURDAY LAST DAY BIG JULY oirgaiini Days! SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS TOWIIS AT NEW LOW PRICES! BATH TOWELS NOW 57 NOW 47c NOW 37 Were 79c Were 69c Were 49c FACE TOWELS Were 39c Were 59c IT NOW NO W 37 NOW 37 Were 49c WASH CLOTHS Were I9c; NOW 2 or 25e Matching Bath and Face To well, Wash Clotht. All color but not in all towelt. Row Flares In Hawaii VU Strike HONOI.l'l.r. July Jt 1J1 Vio lence left Ha atari on Hawaii's tS day dock strike today. The first major outbreak In the bitter dispute occurred yesterday. Several hundred ( III pickets and sympathisers swarmed down on a group of nonunion stevedores get ting ready to unload strikebound freighters. Police broke up the clash within 10 minutes. But 19 men acre in jured and 30 arrested. Those Jailed Identified by police aa 1LWU strikers acre held without charge on suspicion of not. Circuit Judge John K. Park last night Issued a writ of habeas cor pus tor tht pickets. He ordered Pe llet chief Dan Uu to product tht prisoners In court today and show cause why they should not be re leased. Boost Asked The International Longshoremen's and VYareheuermen'a union struck the territory's sli porta May I. II demanded a Jt cent boost of the Sl.tt hourly wage for Its ttot sieve doree. The employers offered It cents. Then all negotiations came to a halt. Oov. Ingram M Blalnback railed Hie legislature Into special session Tuesday to enact a program de signed to end tht tleup. 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