KKIDAY, IJKCKMHKIt 14, 105)
1IKKAL1J AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OltEGON
, Truckers Gird For
Alruut id a uauic
Ny I'M I. W. IIAHVI.Y Jr.
BAI.KM, 11 -I'uUIKi Utility Coin
iittnNliitif r drome I'IiikiTs reitlKtia
I Inn ImiI week lo tif 1 llio li'iirknrn
(Irlrnt Ills lllulirr Innk .ix hill el
(ill ii lor in u( controversy III Mu
le m.
Hlnre yinuH'ii l"l Imn been io
I citiilnln llio trutikcin, as 'ell an
Ilia railroads, power coiiipiitiira unit
oilier ll 1 1 1 It Ir n , annul people tiiiiuulil
J'Iiikk hud o rllctlit m roimii hi
Job to work lr Um triickuis.
Dili no fur. nobody linn bpi'ii ulilr
to prove lliat Klautr doeanl have
Hi rlK lit lo uu lo work lor who
ever lie plnineii. Hen supunaed Ui
ynl 115,0011 yitor from llio truck
rii. alumni twice iin much money
kh Iho I'UO Job paid llllll.
"The Oregon hlnliwny council."
riuuK ld. "hired mo lo ilo II
public relations work, 'llimn will
Iin a hlK battle over Uik truck bill.
Hot waul to point oillt tlui t the
Oregon hlnliwny council never nan
had n ease belore me, and never
will Imve imp belore any public
utilities coinmlsaloiier."
I'liiKK hurt planned to atay until
January I lo Ki-t lil office affair
cleaned up. Hut Hie fact tint he
hud aureed to work lor uie truck
era apparently made him Ineligible
lo nerve nny longer.
Thiit'ii why Clov. McKay appoint
ed KIiikk a aurcesaor no quii kiy.
The hlrlim ol rKH la an iiiul
callon that tho truckera plan an
ii 1 1 -out Imlllo against tin truck lux
bill.
Thla bill waa psased by Iho ISM
IrKlaliitiire. It Increaara truck taxei
with Iho long-haul blli trucki oemg
given a tax booal ol snout, ju per
llio leuWiiluro accepted Iho high
inv i.n.Miilon' lluurca that the
truckera aro paying 9 percent of
road ooala, and that Uiey ahould
pay about 33 percent. Tho bill
would iniike the truck operator!
pii y Ihul third.
The truckera preaenled their own
figures, claiming the truckera al
ready are paying more than their
lair nhare of road construction and
maintenance coals.
Truckera nil, ovor Iho Untied
nii.mii tear llio bill. Since Oregon
la conildercd a pioneer 111 the field
ul niiiliir vehicle luxauon, iney r
Hlrnld Uie Idea will aproad to other
atatca-
Ho truckera In other sections of
the country are expected to con
tribute heavily lo the campaign to
bent the bill.
After the bill wa paasod, the
truckera Hot enough signatures lo
reler II to the people, Utua de
laying the effective date of tin bill
until afler Uie election next No
vember. That delay will aavo the
truckera P2.000.vOO In taxes during
lUbi. ,,
The Iruek tax campaign, which
probably will ronolvo Haelf Into war
fare between the truckors and the
private paaaonuor car owners.
inlKht bo Die moat expensive no
llllcnl campaign In years. Organ
lied groupN of car owner" will sup
ixirt Iho bill, becauae what the
truckera don't pay, tho motorist
will have lo pay.
Small Cars
Readied By
Two Plants
TRIPS REDS Maurice !
Hoyzciim, 19, of Montreal, i
Canada, above, quit the ;
boy scouts when he was j
If) lo join the Communist ;
Party as an undercover
agent. Maurice, a detective's
son, Is credited with help
ing authorities to cripplo
Canada's Red movement.
Ml'HDKR
OHKC.ON CITY. i.r-A 38-year-old
deal mute, accused ol killing
hii father Willi a hammer, was
ordered committed to a kiutn hos
pital yehterday. lie it Marcm
block. 3, who han been held In
Jail here Miicq early lanl week on
a flral degree murder charge In
the death of his 7J-year-old father.
William Block. Circuit JuiIho Hnlph
M. KVilinun ordered the coiiimltlul.
G. A. A. Annual
Snow Ball
Sat., Dec. 15
Merrill
High School Gym
Dancing 9:00 until 1:00
Somi-Formol
Public Invited
Adm: 75c por person
9th and Pint
Phono 3188
1,5
IPS - ii V
1 1U
SAVE ON CHENILLE ROBES
Values To 5.98 2.99 Whie They Lost
Buy these Ward values now and save. '
They're oVer-layed with contrasting or
matching designs. Feel so cuddly-soft
fluff-up like new after a laundering. See
them pastels, bright colors. 1 2-20.
.OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
Ity DAVID 1. WII.KK
A.I'. Automotive l.dllor
DETROIT, ll-If plum already
announced aro earned out there
will be at leu.i two more hunt
welkhl cara next year.
Wlllya-Overland and lludnon will
Introduce the newont of the lluhler,
hlh fuel-inlleaKe vehlclea unlenn
matorlala or olher ahorlaxcn pre
vent their production.
Unlike the Kaler-Frii.er and
Nah llvhter unlla. the Willvn und
lludaon cara will be more nearly
of alandard wheelbane, however,
bolh will boant hlKh fuel nilleiiKC.
fienldea Uieno tvo coihoiiiiIch. a
couple of othera reported'y arc
also experlmentlnK wllh lluhler
weliiht cara. There In no nruaeiit
Indication, UioukIi. thai they will
bo put on Uie anncmoly lines dur
ing 1852.
Thero atlll la varylUK opinion
emonir auto makera rciiurdiiiK Ihe
market for ainnller and IlKhu-r
cart. Naah and K-K cluliii demand
for their Rambler and Henry J.
modela, renpecUvely, ha exceeded
original expectations.
Wlllya and Hudson, of oui e, ex
pect a prolltablo market (or their
projected IlKhter vehlclea. 'Ine cont
ol puttlDK an entirely new model
Into production runn liilo more
money Uian would be risked with
out Home nuch conviction. It has
been eallmuled Wlllya la Investing
somcthliiK like tlu.OOO.tHXI In Us
III st coiaventloniilly-styled pnsicn
ger car aluce belore the war-
Hudson report It will use pres
ently available machine tools In
production of lis IlKhU-r vehicle;
Home of thla probably wan ob
tained before the ban on new tool
ing was announced. Hudson auya
the new car haa been In the ma.lt
InK lor acveral yeara.
Home auto makera still ltd the
market lor smaller cars Is u limit
ed one. They claim that while the
smaller earn have economy uppeal
that appeal Isn't aa aubstanllal as
mluht bo ansumed from the em-
pnasia cunuimaruy piacea on luel
mill-Hue.
Tills may be ariiuirientallvo rath
er than (actual. Certainly hlKh K
ollno mlleuKe has been Iho uoal of
iiutomotlve eiuilneera lor many
yeara. It will be for many more
years. However, me major volume
car producer- have been able to
sell all Ihe stiindard-alzed cars ma
terial availability permitted them
to proauce.
WlUi continuing control they
probably will be able to aell alt
the cara they will build In the
year ahead. Bo they don't need a
Society Takes On
Care of Family
PORTLAND, I The Catholic
mailer vehicle to maintain sales
volume.
St. Vincent De Paul society will
assume responsibility for tho Fred
Hornbeck family of Portland.
Hornbeck and his wife non-
Cathollca are accused of neglect
ing tneir live children. Tho Ilorn
becki were Jailed last Tuesday
PAGE THTRTPT.N
nliht. Yesterday the Rey. Jerome
SchmlU posted 1700 bell end they
were released.
Four of the children hava been
placed In tosier homos. The fifth
Is under county care.; - -
Wl7 MARI0N'S I
Coituma blouict, itoln.
i "f scctlMritt Made H tiiti. 1 ;
iCkritlmai fill motftralt poci.j5
MARION'S 1
i.
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BY
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fth and Main
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Was 25.00 NOW 12.50
fteederb
Dick Reeder's
Store
Is Always
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. Your Pay Check
Corner 5th and Mai
Open
Tonight
Till
9
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