MONQAY, AUGUST 22, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THREI
Give-Away Shows Wrong?
Anywayjheyll BeAround
For A Lonq Time To Come
Br JAMM MA II LOW
WAHIIINOWN. Auk 11 ! Your
favorite radio and television give,
away programs irnbi;lily will slay
en lh air long sfirr October I,
Thal'a I lie dale alien a federal
romrmmlretlona commission order
would bar all. nr moot, of thrm from
further broadcasts.
The KCO lias Issued the nrdrr on
these around:
Thai lit give-away er Jackpot
program are lotteries or "lilt en
terprises' anil ao ara contrary le
a law governing radio.
'Ilia radio people lay thla VCC In
terpretation la wrong. They'll Imht
It In court an frdcial Judgra can
drrld whn'a rlvhl.
And the radln people almost surely
will art a court nrdrr permitting:
the almwa In continue till thrra Is a
court decision. That will be good
while alter October I.
11a case revolvea around tills part
ot I ha law:
There ran be no broadcasting
I ""any advertisement of or In
formation concerning any lutlrry.
gill enterprise, or almllar Behrme,
altering prises dependent In whule
er In pari upon lol or chance, or
any list of the prlaea drawn or
awarded by meana of any aurh
lottery, gill enterprise, or scheme,
whether aald Hal contains any
part or all of aurh prises."
The rCC aald a radln lottery !
generally one Involving a price
awarded aa a result of lot or chance,
where the contestant contributes
something of value, nr Is required to
be listening or viewing the program
over a receiver.
I-egal definitions of a lottery In-
all you do la listen to radio,
without spending a penny. In Ilia
hope you can answer a question
If the master of reremonlea rails
your telephone number?
The KCU thinks It Is. It believes
the time you give to listening. In
order to win a prise, la a 'con
sideration." The KCC said:
Where such a schema Is designed
lit Induce members of the public to
listen to the program and to be at
home available for selection as a
winner or (Kisslbte winner, there re
sults detrlmrnt to those who are so
Induced to listen when they ara
under no duty to do so"
Thla Interpretation of "considera
tion" has never been established In
a court, government attorneys say
here. And one member of the FCC
Itself. Miss Frieda Hemlock, who
disagreed with the majority ot her
tellnw commissioners, said:
"This Is the first Instance In which
a scheme has been called lottery
when the sole consideration support
ing It la nominal or other than the
payment of something nl value."
Itul Ilia M l' order, going be
yond Just the word ' lottery," bans
from the air any "gift enterprise,
or similar erhrme." That's broad
enough lo rover a wide variety of
give-away programs.
Hupws you do anawrr the ques
tion when the radio program, to
which you've been listening, calls
you on the phone. Can't you can
sldrr the prise you then gel for
Uie right answer a gift?
Not according to the KCC. And
not according to the Internal rev
enue bureau which collects income
taxes, under the Income us lit.
State's Accident
Deaths Increase
POHT1.AN1), Aug. 22 lTl-Orc-gnu's
death rate from accident la
Increasing steadily.
The Dial ttoaid ot Health re
ported Oregon the sixth highest,
stale In the ratio of accidents to
population.
Accidents claimed 1333 of the
14, IM persona who died in Oregon
last year. This was one In every
lug deaths and figures nut al 9U 6
deaths per 1U0.UU0 people.
Motor accidents led the llat. kill
ing M persons of every 1UO.UV0.
Home mishaps claimed
Move Made To
Reapportion
Solons' Seats
PORTLAND. Auk 22 (4r-Labor
and two political ontanluiUnn are
back inn a muve to rt-apportiun Ore
ion lrulltlve wiU, Two farm
urtfHitUalloiu, may Join.
At a metilng onMrrd br the
AKL Mat KrHrmtlon of Labor
Hip groupa derided to ipon-or an
liilUnllvfi mraiurn to in on tha
bsillot In November, IV'.O. Tha
federation had voted at thla
summer's, convention lo promote
the reapportionment.
Represented at the meeting here
Saturday were the "tale CIO; young
demorraU and young republican ot
the state; the tate grantee and the
Kr inert,' union. The grange and
Termer' union have nut yet for
mally endnriwed the Idea.
A committee to turfy procedures
was named.
US Business Beginning To
Stock Up For Christmas,
Auto Industry Shows Gains
orders are coming In tor longer
terms ahead. This means leu hand-
lo-mouth buying.
The employment altuatlon was
reported a little better In many
section". Additional plants recalled
Idle employes. Secretary of Labor
Ity Hlf'IMRD MxKK
M W VOKK. Aug. IJ 'J', Busi
ness finally began Blocking up loe
the fall and i'hrtetmaa trade last
week.
There were Indlcalluna baying
wee widespread and aubslantlal
economists believed the belated
purchasing wee here to stay right Tobln told President Truman 1.000.
up U the hrlstmaa holidays. m Mv opfn up by (he
It waa one of the best economic en(1 0j jjjg year
signs of the summer. IT generated ' . . ..
p'rimrnt said business primarily Automobile production headed at
who believed a looaenlnt of t h e ! , n -
purse strings waa needed more ' ' '
Uisn any other single action.
Only recently the commerce de
a feeling of optimum among those
lar volume waa moderately below
a year ago. j
Department store sales, taken;
alone, however, were down again, j
The New Yonc stock exchange'
showed eome mid-week activity hut
slipped a bit on the final trad
ing day.
A three-day rise breught the mar
ket lo a peak for lie summer rally
close lo a high level for the year.
Then, the market backed away en
Friday.
The good daye of the week were
enough, however, for the market la
show an everall advance aver the
previous week.
was responsible for lla own decline
because It refrained from buying
and thus diminished the market for
goods and services.
Last wreg business men were
siendlng. It seemed obvious they
Despite a wildcat strike that
eloaed down sores assembly lines
the aulput for the week hit
units, about 2009 above the previoua
week.
Industry spokesmen predicted
August production of MJ.IXX) cars
and trucks, an all-time record for
a month. And a yearly record was
thouuht the consumer would loosen I almost within the Industry's grasp.
up before the year la out. Dun and Bradstreet, the business
Inventories continued I a disap-1 reporting service, said consumer
pear at a healthy rale. ( euplrd ' buying was up slightly In the week
with purchasing, that should mean ; ""led last Wednesday although dol-
a ajulek upturn In production.
Large espanslon programs were
announced during the week t'ord
Motor company planned a new
pressed steel plant near Huffalo, S.
V.; Haw C h e m I e a I company
planned a 15.000,000 ammonia plant
at r rceport, Tex.
Purchasing agenta reported 0 r
drr backlogs going up. They said
,,w-". ne a i
English Officials
Slams "Sneers"
A8PATRIA. Eng.. Aug. 22 IA1
War Minister Emanuel Shinwell
urged Saturday that American and
other critlce drop "the sneering ref
erences" to financially pinched
Britain.
"The suggestion that Britain la
played out is sheer nonsense." he
said, adding It la time "dm recog
nition waa given to the part played
by thia country In world affairs."
'The game of twisting the lion's
tall Is a risky one and It may recoil
on those who Indulge In this pas
time." he said.
"Now. when we have almost ex
hausted ourselves In six years of
war and find ourselves In a grave
economic position, our magnificent
effort In the past are overlooked."
Paper Peeks Into
Make-Up Future
MACON. Oa., Aug. sa tP The
Macon. News Saturday gave Its
readers a peek at (he future.
Regular editions of the paper ap
peared with no headlines and with
news departmentalized in sections of
local, state, national, foreign and
other Interests.
In a front page announcement.
Publisher Peyton Anderson said
Journalistic experts have predicted
that In the future papers will appear
with news condensed and classified
aa an aid to busy readera.
The announcement aald the spe
cial style news presentation was on
a one-day experimental bails and
that the news would go back to lla
regular format In subsequent issues.
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; many degrees above the horlson
; as there are degrees In tlie latitude
of your point of observation on
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Age.
Street Addresa
ritr
elude three points: a prize, chance, j If you receive a gift tor which you've j
done nothing at an. its lax rree. .
Hut If yon answer the phone
with the rlihf answer that wins
the prlre. the revenue people aay
you've earned II and you must pay I
la. an the prise you gel. ,
It It s a rah prlre. the tax is esv
to Inure. If It s a prise In goods
and a "consideration
If you bought a lli ket In some j
neighborhood lottery from a peddler I
on the atreet. the three legal points I
nf a lottery would be ftillilled' you j
were buying the ticket to win a :
prise; there was a chance of win- !
ning It. and the money you paid
Bay City Held
Untrustworthy
For Shipping
aa your enntderton
Hut la II a "rontidiratlon" when to tha value of the prize.
New Grandstand For Lake
County Rodeo Nearly Done
LAKEVIIW Aug. SJ-Coru trac
tion of the new grandnand and
fair building la rapidly nrartng
completion and holds promise for a
bigger and better lake County
Pair and Roundup Beptember 3.
. .
Thla la the first year that apace
baa been available for the exhibit
ing of commercial displays. Mem-
White Queen
Arrives At
Tribal Home
PRANCIRTOWN. British Bechu
analand Protectorate. Aug. 33 ir
Tha 34-year-old British ex-typist
who soma day may be white queen
of the Bamangwato tribe arrived by
plana from England Baturday lor
her first view of her African hus
band's domain.
Tribesmen danced and sang their
welcome In apparent disregard nf
the aquabble kicked up by tlveir
elder statesmen over Chief-Designate
Herrtse Khsma s marriage to
the blonde Englith girl. Ruth Wil
llama. Borne of the eldera went
Into exile rather than accept her.
The small European colony knew
ahe was coming although she
traveled Incognito aa Mis. Jones
but showed no Interest in her arri
val. The black and while couple em
braced warmly upon her arrival.
They were married while he was
studying law In Knglnnd.
There were no police or govern
ment officials In the welcoming
party.
Herrtse chose a European-style
house rather than a clay hut for
their first tea. Hundreds of tribes
men gathered around, chanting and
dancing.
The 37-yrar-old rhlrt-deslgnale
hen drove her lo Brrowe. capital of
the lOO.nno OamangwaliM. loo miles
away, lie refused to talk with re
porters or to answer telephone calls
from London.
I BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23 '41
you have to pay a tax equivalent The Chronicle Baturday quoted Ha
waiian (Hrvernnr Ingram mainoaea
as saying kuutAhore strikes on the
West roast and in Hawaii are forc
ing the Islands 10 transfer their
trade from western to Atlantic and
gulf coast porta.
"The territory can't take these
continual waterfront llr-upa any
longer." Htatnberk told the paper.
"Shipping is vital to the Islands,
but we have been isolated for nearly
seven out of the pat 11 months by
CIO longhore strike the OS-day
West roast walkout and the present
111-day Hawaiian dock workers'
strike. The financial loss has been
incalculable."
He aald the only unbroken link
between the Hand and the main
land during the 11-month period
was Atlantic and gulf coa-1 ship
ping. He acknowledged cot were high
er for the longer haul, "but the point
is that we can't depend upon your
city"
Aked to comment on a report
that MatMin Navigation company
was planning to transfer Ita opera
lions from Ban Francisco lo the
gulf. Btalnback aald he "wouldn't be
surprised."
bers of the recently formed Fslr
merclal display bootlia fur a greater
association adopted the policy of
Intermingling agricultural and mm
variety and Interest In the exhibita
Eight by nine foot booths are
available at t-!l each, center space
at 34 centa per square foot. Larger
booths, 10 by II feet, also rent for
34 cetita per square toot. Outside
space for farm equipment displays
are aet at 3's cents per square tool,
aa adopted by the Fair association.
At a Friday luncheon meeting the
association agreed that limited
tare be made tor commercial ex
hibits from outaide Lake county.
It waa further agreed that all agri
cultural exhibits ahould be In place
by Friday night, rleptember 3 so
that Judging can take place early
Saturday morning.
Members of the Fslr bosrd, In
corporated into the Fair associa
tion, are Will Vernon, Fair associa
tion chairman. C. W. Ogle and
Zane Oray, fair board secretary.
Bear Cafeterias
Set Up In East
DUI.UTH, Minn, Aug 33 iPi
Residents here were hopeful totlny
the first of a aeries of "bear cafe
terias" would keep the marauding
animals safely nut.Mdr the city
limits.
Poor berry crop and shoiinge of
nlher natural food have driven the
brulna Into civilized arras In qtirsi
nf provender. More than loo have
been shot after frightening dwellers
In aeveral northern Minnesota com
munities. Most of them were felled
In the Duluth area.
OH company employes at an out
skirts plant aet up the first feeding
at a I Inn Friday and others were
promised. The Duluth sanitary serv
ice agreed to keep these stations
supplied with garbage, described as
"sort of a delicacy" lo the alarvlng
animals.
Library Of
Congress To
Quit Awards
WASHINOTON. Aug 33 .4-.-The
Library ot Congress is cancelling
all plans for giving pnres and
awards because congress didn t like
the selection of Ewa Pound tor a
poetry prise In HHS.
Pound was accused of treason
after he broadcast for the Italians
during the war. The Plsan Cantos,
for which he got the prlre. were
written while he was held In an
American prisoner of war ramp.
Now he Is a patient In 81. Um
bel h's mental hopual here.
Loud protects aroe after he was
selected for the pri last spring; by
the 14 men and women of letters
who form the "committee of the
fellowa of the library of congress,"
They awarded him the Bollengen
Foundation prig for "the highest
achievement of American poetry In
1848 "
llie Pound award came up at a
meeting of the senate-house library
committee Friday. Afterward, Sen
ator Qrrcn lU-K.I.I, the chairman
said:
"We've decided that from now on
the policy ot the library shall be to
give no prizes or awards."
Luther H. Evans, the librarian of
congress, quickly moved In comply.
He said all arrangements for awards
would be cancelled.
Bids On Highway
Building Called
I PORTLAND. Aug. 33 l,P.-Blds for
I the new state highway department
building In Balem will be opened
here September 20.
! The hlchwav commission decided
1 to open the bids at the next regular
! commission meeting.
I The commlvsion in a brief session
1 also approved spending nf $030 000
I as the state's contribution toward a
proposed 4 400.000 highway around
Meridian dam.
A 10-ton load limit w as set on the
bridge over the South Santlnm river
at Casradia.
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