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'It I r Itll'AY, NUVOIIlKIt 21, I KM HKHALD AM) NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON PAGE FIVE f' I. 1 r-wr ii l rn ui sfi ft - . m r & i . i ' m I III BP 1 I IW"' 1PI . I II v.V ? I f i READY AND WILLING to framed utual banking buiineti ii ih!t outiife lervice window et the South Sixth Street Branch of Fint National, with Manager Myron Shannon poling betid it. The window and drivt-in banking thould ba of much convenience to cuitomari, Shannon layi, who won't avan heve to leav their autot to conduct butinati. Oregon Law Volumes Now Condensed Charles Wilson, Nev Defense Secretary, Says He'll Give Task 'Darnest Whirl' Ily M.TON :. r.w WA8IHNOTON Wl Chnrlra Kr y.t Wilnon'ft cuiiiin-nt nlKiiii riv lllti llir drlnn itrcrrlaiy Julj Ilie "darnilral whirl It ever had" cn work buttl )'. 'Ilio Jub hni iilvrn lour infii a wlni I In the Ium tuur jnn, Wilhun wea iiamrd ychirrdiiy r Pirnitlrnt-rlrci Kl.-.enliowrr'a wlrt l.nn an llic nrkt arcrruiy of tip Irmc. Tlmt llir. pic-IUrlil ut Clcn rral MuUra Invra a Uiuuli r-Hlmi-liirnl l tJiuwn by the Incl thai: The llrnt nccrrtary icnliinrd and. biuki-ii by the nnmciiM- burden vl hia Jut), coiniiiiuert miiciui- M-cund one wnn iirrn. he third imr, a nuldirr by pro- mn. dutifully nerved out m niniiieiu lor a year, then re- kilned. The prenent one let It be known enine months ami, before he anew live elertlon would brlnit a i-hauar In erimliiinlraiioii. that lie imeniled Jo leave government. He now aaya Tii l moi anxious than ever, Ii. put it. to to bnrk a radly a pmilhle to thai hr liopaa will ha moderately prnperoiia obacur. Ity. Even tba Elmntlc General Mo tor Corp. which Wilon head" and which, at Flvnliowrr'i re quest he la leaving to come to Wanhlnston. I dwarfed by the pro liorliona of the bustntKn lie will jiianana aa drfenne chief. There In a noteworlhy a.-pert to Wilaon'a Job cline: A much big. grr Job priMlut-ei a much amaller py check. The general impriw- ln la that hli 1WM aalary and homines totaled about IMII.300 )le'll get ir.'.Wxi from the Inleral government and no bonua. Of all the executive agenclea of government, the IJelrnrve Uetiart ment la the Urgent, the roMUeat, Hie mot complei. Ilie moi tech nical. Ha rcspouMblllUca can be giave. lleclMona mad by a de iertue aecretary can be Important In how a battle la fouiihl and bow men die. The number of peraona who work Under the Dclrm Department and lla armed force approach the five-millinn mark J. 600.000 of whom are In the armed lorcen. Ine other civilian employee In the iMrflung enterprise of ttie military rslablLihinent, General Motors haa a big work force, but nowhere near that large. General Motor ll reallv big alone, not counting the Income I from commercial aiiles, It tiai j Ucrn doing bunlncsa in the nmlti mlllloiis since the start ol the Ko rean War. Hut me IJcicnse ue partmcnt upciiilliiil budget ruiu about 00 billion dollars a year. Kir hi man appointed to the Job BltT tinilicallou olthe Army, Navy and Air force and creation of the Dcicimc Drpuriuicnt In 1U48 was James Kurrestal, Investment bank, er. He worked at a tremendous tmk ol organizing the department, living to nettle lung-existing rival ries and quarrel among the armed lorcea and getting the national ac idises into slme at a time when national aeniiment was cool toward military matter. He got thliiK going but. broken by the burden, loll Ills Job and then took his lilt. Louis Johnson a named to sutceed him. Juhnson camo Into nllice at a lime when the trend waa to economy. Action he took to cut back on military spending III line wilh economy mandate came In for crmclam from con cessional quarter nd elsewhere 'ilie Korean War burst upon the world. The criticism, by men In volving charges the military wasn't ready. hrpened. President Tru man ousted him. Truman turned to a man he had long admired and apiioinied to pre vious high jobs, including that of aecretary of stale. He chone live star (len. Clenrge C. Marshall. A special exception was made by Congrrsa In a law which would hnve barred appointment of a mil itary nian to the civilian Job of delcnse aecretary. Marshall came back Irom brief retirement and took the Job. He lelt much detail of administration to his deputies, kept for himself the task of orer- I seeing the whole broad operation !of the Defense f Apartment and of 1 making basic policy decisions. Mobert A Lovett, present ec- reiarv, l lexaa-oorn DIM trans planted to New Yoik. tike for reslal, he la an Investment banker. He work hard at hia Job but. unlike Porreslal, doesn't worry about It. A sense of humor, some times sardonic, save him. He hsn been In government work, with oniy a short break, since early In World War II. Lovett and Wilson know each other, having met In business uicciing during World War II and alnce. Immediately upon hearing i.l Wil.-.on's appointment ye.sierd.iy, Lovett wired his congratulations and the offer of full co-operation ol hla office to bring about the j transition of administrations In the lcirnse Lsi-pariiiirm, up uihii una inorii.nj. tile Defense Department had no word whether Wilson would want to come to Washington to sit In for Ilie remaining week wilh Lovett and his aides, as Lovett ha recommended. It "I must deliver my baby my so it! Her huabunrl rniaainf or dead her right arm uaeleaa, her leg broken, she faced th long Alaskan winbrr and rkiUhirth alone! Ytt de spite the overwhelming odd, aha vowed, " Will Lift and Wat My BbyPU it tha heroic true liory of Martha Martin. Raad it in tha now December Lad Horn Journal ... on your nowt .Und today! toMSit By Ml' I. V. IIARVKV jn, SALEM i You've heard about author who get II a word for what they write. But did ou hear of anybody who get II a word lor euch word he eliminates? Oregon's Slate (Statute Revision Council, almost ready to hand the legislature lla written version of all the stale laws, get paid that much. It has spent 1300.000 on Us four yesr mammoth Job, and has cut 300.000 word out of the old law. Trie council has had to work over 20,000 section of Oregon law. These laws now are contained In I he 10-volume edition of the 1B10 code, plus six fat volumes of laws passed by the past six Leglnlature. The new edition will coinprcas all I he lawa Into three volumes, 'mere also will be a one-volume in dex -and a one-volume reference to court decision and attorney gen eral's opinion on the law.,. The council will ask the Legis lature In January to adui the new code. When the Legislature docs, all of the old laws go off the book a. Besides trimming execs word age, the council's staff ha re- w.ltten many Jaws and eliminated many others. It wants the Legislature to adopt a system whereby whole new sec tion of lawa can be easily Inserted alter each Legislature. Tan full-time lawyers have done the revising. There are 22 separ ate steps a reviser has to go through In revising a tection. The lawyera have to be very careful Uiey don't change the meaning of a law. An editor check each revision. , and I tic- n the state departments and private agencies affected by illume sections gel a chsncc to 1 cneck. The new code will be a big help to lawyers. 'Iney wiTi be able lo I save much time because It will be ra.y lo find a law and because the laws will be easier to understand. ! Sam Haley, the code reviser, locs the job. 8am worked on a I similar Job In Mlasourl. THe consultant Is Robert K. Cul- len, Pranklort, Ky., who revised ! Kentucky's law and who served us consultant in Ohio and Missouri. Cullen started the Oregon project and now he works for the Kentucky Uuiirenic Court helping the Judges ! prepare their opinions, i The new book won't be printed I until late In 1663. That's because Ithe laws passed by the 1953 Legis lature will have to be included. 1 Members of the new Legislature ' are being told Friday In Portland 'auout the new law code. Many complete aectioni of law (are eliminated because they no i longer have any effect, because they hsve been repesled. becaue ihcy have been declared unconsti tutional, or because they duplicate other laws. Tne stale constitution eay every law "shall bo plainly worded, avoiding so far a practicable the use of technical terms." That's the aim of the Statute Re rhlon Council, which haa had to do some major repair Job on some PROTECTION CALL 4706 CITV ICC aV SUPPLV CO, 6S SPRING ST KLAMATH FALLS laws. For Instance, It ha had to trim down sentences running as 'ong as too words. Here's a typical example of how the council reduce the wordnge. One law starts out: "In all elec tion precincts In which were cast one nundred (100) or more bal loi." eic. 1 The council changed it to this ' "In precinct where 100 or more ballots were cast." etc. Another law starts: "In any and all counties of this state having a population of over 300,000 inhabit ants," etc. The new version: "In counties having a population of over 300.. 000," etc. The word "Inhabitants" Is dropped,' Haley believing any body would know that 300,000 means people. h4? 0 faniwRtla fRM fair Yt & rmpltt II n .t ltiilrmmnta kyl morfl pi a not tQM Mala WORKING MEN. Shop Hit CLOTHES MART for all of your work cloth Inq and SAVE! All qar mints in good condition and clean. Bring in good misfit clothing for trad or salt. 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