THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 194
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACI THRU
- Morse Reaffirms CVA
Opposition; Klamath
Yater Threat Raised
PORTLAND. Nov. 10 Wt-Ben-
tor Wayne Morr told in audlem
last night he would hav plmty It
y about CVA when lie campaigns
for reelection.
"1 expressed my views on pending
CVA legislation In my October U
speech. In my campaign I will en
large on Uione vlrwa. but I have not
yet begun my ramimlKn." he said.
Other opposition
Karllrr, olhrr aeakrrs brlore the
banquet aeuion ol the 37 Ui Annual
Oregon Reclamation congress had
opposed the Columbia valley admin
istration propwal. lliey were ap
plauded. Mors talked primarily on econ
omy in aome aervlrea. He said he
78th Siate
OK's Vets
Bonus Plan
My The Associated Prraa
, Approval of atate bonua for
World War II veterans In Penruyl.
vanla raises to at leant 18 the num
ber of atatea granting luch pay
menu. The propoaal carried by in over
whelming margin In Tuesday's elec
tion In the Keystone atate.
It calla for an outlay of a half
billion dollara. with a maximum
bonua of IMO for an ex-serviceman.
The payment would be made on
the basla of 115 for each month
apenl ovcrM-a and (10 for each
month In the U. 8.
A ilmllar propoaal apparently lout
In New Jrraey.
Broadened
New York voters decfUed to broad
en the bonua plan which they ap
proved In 1B. By a two to one
count, they approved an amendment
to allow paymenu to former New
York atatera who moved elsewhere
after release from aervlre.
The total amount payable to vet
erans In the 10 atatea which hav
okayed bonuses approarhea 11 MO..
000.000 IB), rive atatea have flatly
rejected bonutea. They are Maine,
Nebraska, Oregon, Wisconsin and
Mlaaourl,
Considering
Several other atatea are at III con
sidering bonua proposals.
Washington atate a bonua was ap
proved by the atate aupreme court
laat Saturday after having once been
Invalidate In It original form.
thought national defense budgets
could be trimmed three billion dol
lara without harming security.
Omar Hpencer, Portland, congress
president, reported Oregon now has
M active Irrigation dlstrlcla Involv
ing 4IU.IU4 acres. Kent Leavltt.
New York dairy farmer and presi
dent of the National Association of
Hull Conservation Districts, aald
Oregon needed more aoll work. He
urged the 100 delegalea to become
more Interested In proper land
management.
Klamath Water
La Balle Coles, Prlnevllle, said
Oregon should push water resources
development. He said It this wasn't
done, California might demand mi
of the motature, particularly In the
KJamatn area.
Fire District
To Elect
New Director
An election to choose one director
of the suburban-rural fire district
will be held December 6 at the fire
tatlon, 2342 Oettle.
The term of L. Alva Lewis as dl
rector expires December 31.
The director elected will serve
a five-year term and any qualified
voter and freeholder residing In the
district may be a candidate by sub
mitting a petition signed by 15
electors of the district at the sta
tion November 23.
Lewis haa been chairman of the
board of directors.
Dacle Hoover, Ada Bsrleen and
Katherlne Smith will serve at elec
tion Judges.
Hit Parking Meter,
Fined $50
VAN NlYB. Cslif. Nov. 10
Leonard Cnllen Is l&O poorer today
because he tried to save a woman
5 cents.
Said James Smith, parking-meter
Inspector, In municipal court
yesterday: Collrn told a woman
hed show her how to beat the
meter and banged It with hia hand
until It allowed an hours free
parking. Smith called police. Col
ten pleaded guilty to a charge of
meter-tampering.
The fine waa 150.
HIGH
SCHOOL
News and
Comments
r
Flo Ann
Forking
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Wffl
There la on boy today that KU11S
can be mighty proud of. Ben Route
last night won over four other j
speakera In the Junior chamber of I
commerce-sponsored "I Hpeak for
Democracy" contest. Ben was select
ed earlier to represent KUH8 In the
contest open to all Klamath county
high schools and his speech waa
Judged best by the Tst masters'
and Toaatmlslress' clubs aa well at
Charlea Staik.
Other contestants were from Hen
ley, Malm, Bly and Bonanza. Win
ning the contest glvea Ben a tiO
merchandise older at Dick Reeder a
with other gifts and entry In the
slste f I n a I a for national honors.
Here's hoping Inn goea even farther
In the contest.
Today'a pep assembly lor th Bend
game tomorrow waa unusual to say
tlie least. Emreed by Wayne Ctroth
ert of the assembly committee, th
assembly successfully portrayed
three different scenes on the stage.
On one side Harold Howard reclined
supposedly In his living room listen
ing to his rsd'.o while on the other
side ol the stave waa the radio sta
tion with all the acu Including the
sportacaat of the game going on
there.
In the center Waa the band and
the rally squad when they led yells,
but the whole assembly waa on a
radio theme. Three spectators on a
bench In the center acted In panto
mime as the announcers. Bob Bcott
and Wayne Carothers called the
plays. .
Preceding the tporucast Harold In '
hla living room listened to various
programs aired. Including Junior
Davenport with a vocal solo and
program complete with commercials
railed "The Casey Cavalcade of
Mournful Melodies." featuring a trio
called the "Caaketeers."
The whole Idea of the assembly
waa, ot course, to promote pep lor
th conference game with Bend to
morrow afternoon at Bend. This la
the last day of school for high school
students for this week, but a great
deal of the student body will proba
bly show up In Bend lor the tradi
tional Armlatlca Day game. Tlie
band and Pep Peppers will put on
drill for th halftlm show over
there.
'Plato'. Republic'
To Be Studied
-Plato t Republic" will be th
subject for discussion at the meet
ing of the Oreat Book group to
morrow evening.
Th atudy will be lead by Ken
neth Lambie and Peter OToole.
Th public It Invited to the meet
ing which begin at p. m.
Some of New York city's com
muters live as far away aa 00
miles.
Milk Price
Hike Meet
In Eugene
EUGENE. Nov. 10 oft Eugene
school parents, grade school prin
cipals, and local milk distributing
representatives will meet this after
poon in the city council chamber
with Melvln J. Conklln. examiner
for the atate milk marketing ad
ministration. In a showdown on the
price of ha If -pint of milk charged
to local schools.
Th Issue, long debated among
local milk distributor and school
officials, centers on a one-half cent
Increase charged to schools for th
half-pint bottles of milk.
To 3uy or Sell Use the Want-Ada)
BIO SHARE
WALLA WALLA, Nov. 10 Wr-AU
but about 12.000,000 M of the
14.000.000 (M) It will coat to re
locate MS miles of railroad track
at th McNarjr dam project will b
born by th army engineer corps.
DovoLAS ria
PORTLAND, Nov. 10 UD-Orego
and Washington Douglas fir nun
her cut but year waa M.l per cent
of th nation' lumber output, th
Weat Coast Lumbermen associa
tion reported today.
COME ONE, COME ALL ...
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