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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1954)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE tr II ii ) , ) i ' : m I 1 ' for .. ! f d Ctmmmmmm D 4 'structlon program nd a home lm-jlng the Truman administration. 'of windfall profits, but simply W USlIf flQlOfl wOlll CGS GpOt provcment proram. both of which ;The Banking Committee probe cen-ilists more than 100 specific case.i, . . r used ,ederal insurance of private itered for the most part on the out of a total of 7,000 in the apart- MOIICinn CrAltA I nnan IIAUn I0U3- apanmeiu program. iwHint i ww wiiv.M VWTTII nle home improvement proeram still is in operation, but the apart- washington (P Charges ofiing tne report as originally writ, iment building program ended dur- irregularuies in government hous- ing programs constituted the "worst" scandal iu United States history and yielded builders a bil lion dollars in "windfall" profits reportedly have been stripped from senate Banning Committee re port now awailing publication. Sources close to the committee said this was done after banking group Democrats balked at sign- SP Brckeman's Death Learned DUNSMUIR Harry Nelson, veteran Soulhern Pacitic brakeman on the Shasta Division, suffered a stroke 8imdt:y morning at Ander son, California. Ha was taken to the Memorinl Hospital in Redding where he died. Nelson is survived by his wife Harriett and two daughters. The lamily home is in Mount Shasta. Noble's Chapel will announce the luneral arrangements. SMOG ten. Bl these Informants also said that, despite agreement by com mittee Republicans to tone down certain portions of the long report, at least some Democrats proba bly will insist on filing a separate statement spelling out their dis agreement with other majority findings. Democrats huve been given until tomorrow to oiler additional pro posals for altering the report, which now te scheduled for public distribution next Monday. It was understood the Democrats have had a draft of the report for a mouth. As originally written, the report on the committee's eight-month in vestigation of certain Federal Housing Administration operations reportedly opened with a flat charge that "windfall" profits reaped by builders in a postwar apartment program totaled one billion dollars. Trie opening paragraph also was said to have claimed no previous scandal, including that of the Tea pot Dome in the Harding admin istration and the RSconstrnr-iinn LONDON i? The Daily Express lnnce Corp. scandals during the reported today after a sampling of . """ amin istration np- nuuaiUK irrCgUiai'ltlCS meat program, in which snonsora The latest version of tile report, or builders got insured loans 149 it was understood, does not at- 'million dollars greater in all than tempt to estimate the full extent construction cosLt. British home owners- that 94 per cent have at least one fireplace. And 61 per cent of those are de termined to keep them, smog or no smog. A recent government report said open coal fires were chiefly responsible for London's death dealing smogs. HOWARD R. PERRIN signed the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas lighKng entry blank as Leo Morstad took this picture. Conducting the door-to-door campaign on Pacific Ter race were, left, John Heilbronner, and Jack Madden, right. William Randolph Perrin II, grand ion of Mr. and Mrs. Perrin, displayed a lively interest in the proceedings. jffl MAKES HOLIDAY LINENS nuLllm nunc, ml M. BUY IT AT YOUR GROCERY. Jaycees Hold Light Drive The local Jaycees, Joining In the national Christmas lighting promo tion, have designated Pacific Ter race "Klamath Kandy Kane Lane," and promise that it will be lighted this year with new enthusiasm and imagination. Members of the Jaycee "Bright est Christmas Yet" committee are making a house-to-house canvass of the area. Some typically enthusiastic Ideas were expressed at the following homes: Mrs. Lawrence Slater said, "Yes. of course we intend to have out side Christmas lights and we're happy to back your campaign.' Johnny Houston and son agreed fo the program. Young Jon said, "Well. Dad, Let's get out the lad der and light the gables." Dr. R. T. Lindley said, "We'll light the eaves of our porch and when the icicles form the effect is beautiful." Bob Beach, chairman of the an ,nual Jaycee project, said: . "We could give enthusiastic quotes of this type from almost everyone interviewed in our Klam ath Kandy Kane Lane campaign." & P0MLI AT UNION SQiWl if ' 8 San $Kutc4ca B Singh! Inm X.JO P Oovblts freni $6.00 ilf 97 SUPPER CLUB PROUDLY PRESENTS THE "FEMINAIRES" 'Vocal Attraction With Action' SINGING $2.00 T-Bone Dinner 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. DANCING SALT-HILLERICH COMBO For Dancing 97 CLUB OPEN SEVEN DAYS A t .WEEK THRU NEW YEARS in scope. 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