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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 10!2
U.S. Agents Raid Bank
Accounts of Housewives
HAPPY Helen KeUer,
world - famous blind and
deaf author, beams her
happiness at recoyeri)
cherished watch. It
raised gold bars on the
and other special construc
tion to enable her to
time by touch. Miss Keller
says it has been "part of
her" ever since she re
ceived it as a gift when she
was '14 years old. Her
recent "appeal to the pub
lic" brought it back from a
New York pawnbroker, at
whose shop it was pawned.
Expense Guard
Group Sought
WASHINGTON Ifl Senator
McCldlan, O - Ark., announced
Wednesday he will move for an
early vote on his biU to set up a
superwatchdog committee on fed
eral spending.
"We're going to pass it." Mc
GleUan predicted. He contended
government agencies which do the
spending "too long have held aU
the cards" in shaping the miultl
billion dollar budget.
He said he will move to have
the bill called up after the Senate
has disposed of the question of ad
mitting Alaska and Hawaii to
statehood.
McClellan's bill proposes to set
up a Senate House committee with
a staff of investigators to make
year around studies of government
spending.
He said Congress needs the com
mittee as a check against the work
of the President's Budget Bureau.
That bureau was created to guide
the White House in preparing
budgets for Congress, but McClel
lan contends it studies requests
"from the spender's view."
"I'm of the opinion it will save
the people at least 500 million dol
lars a year," he said. He estimated
it would cost a million a year for
a staff of 60 to 100 employees. The
Budget Bureau, he said, is seeking
t3.S50.000 to finance its staff of
549 workers for a year.
FULL DINNER
A nutritious broiler dinner in
eight minutes flat The easy-to-clean
broiler of the modern range
can be used to prepare broiled
fish fillets, fresh broiled mush
rooms and candied bananas. Have
hot toasty garlic rolls, and for des
sert serve a sherbet with date bars
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insist pn
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The- first six weeks are a critical
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to carry them through and insure
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. are easy to feed yet safe for even
smallest chicks. A balanced formula
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Dealers!
Troy V. Cook
Feed Co.
Klamath Falls
Sharp flraln Ca,
MtrrtJM Ore,
MARSHALL, Tex. W U.S.
Treasury ooents Wednesday raided
the bank accounts of 11 Marshall
housewives who have refused to
collect Social Security taxes from
their domestic servants.
They collected a total of 57.U
from eight of Uie women. The
other three could not be reached
immediately for amounts taken
from their checking accounts. The
amounts could not be gotten from
the banks.
This was the second time the
agents have raided the accounts
of the housewives, mey am it last
June for uie first quarter of 1851.
Wednesday's collections were for
the second and third quarters of
1951.
The housewives' spokesman.
Mrs. Caroline Abncy, wife of a
Marshall attorney, said the agents
appeared at her book store this
morning "bowing and scraping and
asked if we were still of the same
mind. '
"I told them,' Mrs. Abney said.
"that we were each acting individ
ually and I couldnt speak for the
whole group, but personally that I
was. I told them they could go
ahead, that it wouldn't be embar
rassing to us but only a reflection
against their department.
"We don't consider that we are
law violators but that we are
American citizens who feel we
have a grievance and have taken
the Democratic opportunity of ask'
ing that it be heard, only to be
ignored repeatedly.
The housewives contend it is un
constitutional to ask that thev serve
as unsalaried tax collectors for the
federal government.
Jinx Airport
Still Closed
NEW YORK W Government
and airline officials have promised
to keep disaster-haunted Newark.
N. J. airport closed pending Con
gressional "and other responsible
omciai investigations."
Another direct result of the New
York metropolitan area's fourth
airliner crash in two months is an
agreement by 25 airlines to create
a special safetv committee and to
hold flights over congested areas to
a minimum.
Government and airline officials
met here for almost six hours Tues
day in the wake of Monday's
smash-up of a National Airlines
plane in Elizabeth, N. J.
The toll of that catastrophe rose
to 32 with the death of another
plane passenger. Miss Sarah Aron-
wam, 03, oi tne Bronx. . y.
Newsmen were barred from the
closed meeting, but two persons
who attended said there was strong
sentiment for eventual reopening
of the Newark field, which borders
on Elizabeth. The two declined use
of their names.
Flight operations at LaGuardia
and Idlewild Airfields in the
Queens Borough of New York City
and at Teterboro. N. J., airoort
also were discussed at the meeting.
ine rorr, ot .new ion Authority,
a two-state agency, operates these
fields as weU as Newark Airport.
Elizabeth's disaster Monday, kill
ing 37 persons, was the third time
a plane using Newark Airport
crashed in the New Jersey City.
A total of 118 passengers and
residents have died in two months.
This area's other recent airliner
accident was last month's dive
into the East River by a Boston
New York plane. All 36 aboard
were saved by quick rescue work.
capt. Eddie Rlckenbacker.
American World War I ace and
now president of Eastern Airlines.
was appointed head of the 15-mem-
oer airlines' safety committee. It
wiU hold its first meeting here
Friday.
NOPE
Ever try sprinkling shredded co
conut on candied sweet potatoes
before removing them from your
gas oven? It does something rath
er special for them.
TV Almost Nabs
Housebreaker
WASHINGTON Ml Study this
face on your television screen, the
announcer said, because tins man
is wanted for investigation of
housebreaking.
Mrs, H. H. Knowles, at home In
nearby Alexandria, Va., studied the
face. A knock on the door inter
rupted her. she walked over and
looked through the peephole,
Yipesl Same face I
Mrs. Knowles called police. The
man fled. Police didn't catch him.
U.S. Holding
Tax Refunds
WASHINGTON If) Newspapers
throtiiihout the nation were credit
ed Wednesday with helping the
government refund $1,080.0(18 in in
come taxes to 40,070 taxpayers dur
ing January.
But the Internal Revenue Bu
reau says it still Is holding $35,
034,474 for 1,170.100 persons It tins
Itl'XAXER
If you aro fatigued and tired at
the end of tho day, we auggmt
rolling the head ten times in a com
plete circular motion, first to the
left and Uicn to the right. Do tills
sitting down so that you are com
pletely relaxed. It does wondors,
been unable to find. The announce
ment said a heavy rush for Uie ro
tunds is expected this month.
Tho bureau said 401 newspapers
carried lists of taxpayers the gov
ernment couldn't locate to glvo
them refunds accumulated over tho
years.
9th and Pint
Phone; 3188
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