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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1949)
PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWi, KLAMATH FALLS, ORtCON MUNUAT, IX. T. J, IV4V O'Mahoney Pushes Mine Aid Bill Br WIIX1AM K. LOWELL WASHINGTON. Oct. t JPl The edmlnlstrauon may hsre unwitting 1 given push to badly stymied Bin aid legislation. To support President Truman's program lor ltd to underdeveloped European countries, tht senate banking committee baa approved bill fuarantcetnc European lnvest menu acalnat oonf lacatlon and as luring conversion of receipts Into DA currency. Senator O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) aald tht measure "surely" would provide ammunition for his effort to ret ac tion on his bill to proridt federal aid for exploration, development and conservation of domestic bast metal mines. It Is esUmatd more than 3000 mines, mostly In Western states.' would be eligible. The Wyoming senator has notified tht traits he will attempt to bring hit bill up for consideration "at an opportune time." Argument The argument will be used that. If the government can afford to help Investors In their undertakings abroad. It also can afford to prop up the staggering metal mining In dustry at home. Senator Millikin R-Colo) Is of the same opinion. He said he was opposed to govern ment participation In the foreign In vestment program "as a whole." and certainly the government should support domestic Invest ments as against any program to underwrite foreign undertakings. He predicted that the mining bill would pass If It gets before the sen ate. He was doubtful, however. If there Is time to pass It through the house this session. Mining Barklog For the past few years, members from Western states have been try ing to get some legislation worked out which would keep the metal mining Industry In a position to pro duce when the metals are needed. ' The mining Industry. Itself, has been divided on methods and the administration has objected to a subsidy for production, even though many small mines have been unable ' to operate at market prices. The administration also objects to any allowance for profit on opera tions of subsidized mines. O'Mshoney'l bill would authorize financial aid for exploration and de velopment of promising ore bodies. The government could bear a share mg Mat nf maintaining an Idle property. I rhr wnulri he no production sub- 1 iw hut a market would be pro vided for the production of mines helped by tne government progruu. Th Mil is on the senate calendar. ready for action when its sponsor thinks the tune is laroraoie. Chilly Maneuvers In October WASHINGTON. Oct 1 WA landing force of marines and units of the Atlantic fleet will hold a month-long cold weather exercise on the Labrador coast in October. The navy made that announce ment yesterday after the defense department had denied that such a maneuver was planned. The exercise will be held in the vicinity of Hamilton Inlet. 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Uus awsipeu wit pubiitA ao occasional column of twwi bncfa from th veterans admtnutration Wot furthar information tarana should contact or arrtta tbett oaarast VA office. An inexpensive Want Ad today frill mean $ t t for you tomorrow 1 3i' msiffr The Veterans administration has announced the proposed dividend scale by which it will divide up a special $2,800 nno.OOO national serv ice life Insurance dividend among some sixteen million World Wsr II veterans. Maximum possible amount that any veteran can receive will be 1528. The dividend will be paid on both term and converted Insurance policies, and will be paid only tor the period that the policy was In force prior to tne policy anniver sary In 1948. No payments will be made for periods ot lapse. The VA said the estimated rate of the dividened was arrived at after long acturial studies, and that the rate of payment will be the same for both term and converted pol icies. In computing the maximum pay ment of $528. the dividend was based on a $10,000 policy In force for 96 months (the longest possible period), on a veteran aged 40 or less at the time the policy was taken out. This represents a payment of 55 cents a month per $1000 of in surance. As the mortality rate for the age group of 40 and under did not vary greatly, a single dividend rate will apply to this whole group. The rates of payment will be: Those under 40 years ol age at the rate of 55 cents per month per $1000 of Insurance; those 41 to 45 years of age, scaling down from 1 cents to 40 cents: those 46 to '0. 37 cents down to 25 cents; those 51 to 54. 24 cents down to 21 cents: those 55 and over. 20 cents per thousand. Ql tSTION Or THE WEEK q. Does the fact that I receive other substantial Income have any bearing on the amount of compen sation I get as a vejeran with service-connected disability? A. No. Since your compensation Is for a service-connected disability and is determined by the degree ot disablement, the amount of Income you have does not af (ret the amount of compensation allowed you. GOP Seeks Registration Rolls Purge PORTLAND, Oct. 3 M A clean up of voter registration rolls was suggested before the republican state central committee at a meet ing here yesterday. Leslie Ros, Deschutes county chairman, charged that at the last general election the post oflu-e had returned 3000 voters' pamphlets be cause they were non-deliverable. He said In his county 'the rolls In their preaent condition list 9000 voters, and give the false Impression that the democrats still hold their pre war lead." Ross called for action forruig the Deschutes county clerk to purge the rolls In accordance with state law. The law requires the county clerks to drop from the rolls all persons who have not voted In the past two general elections. Belter Press Hood River County Chairman John Mohr and Commlttrwoman Mrs. Borrhard von Lubkln demand ed belter press relations for t h e party. They said the democratic legislators had the best of It with reporters In the past session. State Chairman SUfrid B. I'nand er. Portland, reported all 38 Oregon counties have active republican or ganizations, but he said precinct or ganisations must now be Improved. He set committeemen In all 371$ precincts as the party's next goal. In a Saturday session. Oovernor McKay -and Secretary of State Newbry spoke briefly. FUNNY BUSINESS ' OtJA JffilL"? "A little gadget I worked out for tho Impatient motoriiti back of me!" NEW YORK Wv Unusually short waves of 4000 megacycles are Used for radio relay of television signals largely because they apply them selves easily to beaming from point to point. I The Cones tog a wagon used In the U. S. covered wagon days was 16 feet lone and Its m-heeli m-ere m ! I high as a man. 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Many Klamath Palls organisa tions and service clubs are aiding In the program to make the ob servance a success. Has Is the fifth annual ob servance of such a program, ami was set aside by the 79ili congress In 1945. - Three different types of oy alert are taken Hum U. b. waters, the laig natlvo eastern oyster, the mall native Olympla oyster found o- the west roast and an Imported, large, Japanese oyster. Relief Payment's Set- Record PKTI.ANll. Oct. 3 lA'v-Old assistance mounted lo a record $1. 1 18.353 for Oregon In August. The state welfare commission re ported Friday that the average payment to the 23.105 pensioners was $48 40. plus $10 in medical costs. Tile commission snlri 15.-'0 per sons got general rellrf with the payment lo a single person aver aging $U28. $50 REWARD for information leading to arrest of party who poison ed my dog, Sept. 30th. GEORGE C. DYE, 2065 Lovey St. Attention Hunters! 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