Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 26, 1959, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texto o o O p.OK ?A HF.R AI.D AND NWS, KI.AM TI? FA1.I S. ORFOOI TW'RSPAY. FKRRl'ARY 2fi. 'DENNIS THE MENACE" Your Annual Income Tax Primer fj ' - I'M GONNA GIVE WE ttWA 6ATH. WrlY?' Fund-Raising Drive Slated On Behalf Cf Cancer Drug Bv RICHARD A. Ml'U.ENS Written for NEA Service Deciding which tux form to use 'or reporting I0'i3 income will nol be diflicult if you know what your income and deductions were. That's why the Primer articles first covered income items and then deductions before now qiv inz tips on which lorm to use. You may use Form KMiiA if: 1. Your cross income is less 'nan SM.OOO; and 2. Your gross income was re ceived in the form of salary, wages, dividends, or interest: and 3. Your gross income from sources other than wages subject lo withholding doe not exceed excess of the dividend exclusion K"0. 5. ou are entitled to the credit A married couple may make a I for retirement income, joint return on From 1U40A if the I S Ycu, made payments of esti combined income meets the above; mated tax for 19.V). te.'s. Do not use Form 1IW0A if: 1 Your personal deductions ex ceed 10 per cent of your adjusted gross income 7. You are entitled to the ex clusion for sick pav. You may use short Form 1040 if lour ad lusted gross income, item 11, page 1 of Form 1040 2. You qualify as "head of house- less than jr. ton. You cannot hold or ' surviving spouse. 3. You have any reimbursed ex penses (or which you did not ac count to your employer, or the em ployer's payments were more than the expenses. 4. You have dividend income in CF.E30NS CEKIEHMAL ALBUM ft.ua cowuus c. jbimxmabj t628-J9i5 AMI WEST IN 1650 VIA PANAMA AND WORKED IN NEVADA MINES BFCAMg FX PRESS MES&ENGEKCN YRl&A JACKSONVILlE-CRESCEWTOTY RUN (Ml) CHICAGO l T1-l)r. Andrew C. Ivy has launched a fund - raising campaign on boh a 11 tit I ho contrm crsi.it cancer tlruu krebiozcn at a dinner attended by movie actress (iloria Swan.ion and Sen. Paul fmil,is ).ll.i. The I'niversily of Illinois physi ologist also wanvd th.it if the National Cancer liislitulf dons not act to give the rims a ''fair test." supporters of krebiozcn will seek legislation to force a tc-L Ivy told guests at the testimonial dinner in his honor that a "lax- exempt form of organization" wii he organized to raise at leasi $.ro.ooo to finance production of more krebiozcn. "At the present rale of usaue. fill the krebiozcn now available "Who is to be responsible if we cannot continue with at least the present extent of krebiozen"s use?" Ivy asked, "Certainly nol I. "What sort of person would I he if I did not fiqht to keep this experimental work .coins on.' Miss Swansnn. one of the spon sors of the dinner, said in a brief talk that she also s "a' fighter." She said, "Yc of the public must stand behind our officials and gie them the comae? to fight for things that are right like krehio- f.v ri . Douglas told of carrying his "personal fight" for krebi07.cn to the Senate last August when hel proposed the drug he tested sci-l rntiMcally. Itr 0 51 Wfc'i 2s l .sT Vz ' - a :'' JSSSSi a (iPERATEP OWN rXPRESS COMPANY PROsA JACKSONVILLE (Ifl56-e3)..-WAS WELLS-FAjtGO AGENT AT JACKSONVILLE WR 4-3 YEARS JniUWEP FAMOUS BEEKMAN BANK ( 1657) ANP UNTIL MIS DEATH WAS OUTSTANPINO SOUTHERN OREGON FINANCIER REPUBLICAN NOMINEE ' FOR GOVERNOR 087S), HI WD NOT CAMPAIGN ANP WAS DEFEATED BY THAYER BY 4-9 VOTES Oregon Weather will be used up next summer. Ivy said, "and thoe pntionls now 2nd "presumably hopeless" cancer I dependent on it will he lelt with-1 rases be used in the lest, with' Raker out it." I Mm to he treated with krohinon'Kuitcne He said studies nf about Lowland the other too with currontlyI.akeview persons treated with the driuVeecplahlc methods of radiation'Mcdfoid ana surgery. Newport Douglas said mast of the con- North Bend Iroversy has been between the1 orl.and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS senator urrd that 24 hour to 4:30 a. m. Thursday Max. Min. Prep. 4.1 ,'12 .111 47 .til CFG Slates Candy Sale temize deductions on the short Form 1040 Even though your adjusted Rross income is 'ess than 1Y000, do not iLse short From tOM) if Your personal deductions exceed 10 per cent of your adjusted gross income Lons Form 1040 must be used by any taxpayer who itemizes his deductions on page 2 This form must also be used whenever the adjusted gross income shown 'tern 11. page 1. of Form 1040 is $5,000 or more. Short Form 1040 and Ions Form 1040 are actually the -same form The only difference is that the Tax Table on the back of the instruc tions is used to compute the short torm tax whereas Ihe long torm tax is computed on page 2 of the return. If your adjusted jjros income is under $5,000 and you file on Form '040.A. you may either compute the tax yourself or let the Internal Revenue Service compute it for you If you compute the tax your self, you must accompany the re turn when it is filed with any tax still owed by you. If the Internal Revenue Service computes Ihe tax you will either he billed for any additional tax due or be sent a refund, depending on whether the lax is greater or less than the amounts withheld from your sal ary. VA Benefits Tax Exempt Most veterans' benefits are ex empt from state and federal taxa lion. Vere A. McCnrty. service riiv- vision manager for Ihe Oregon De partment ol Veterans' Affairs, re ported recently. Items excluded in computing both federal and stale tax returns, which are due April 15, include: State bonuses: all Veterans Ad- flu &sAp tPm.r J . ' . z - j , j L ! L 'M-1 w H f 'i": e ffL '- i i. KLAMATH FALLS DISTRIBUTING Company placed high in 1958 sales competition to win a Rainier Beer trophy tor sales gains. Shown here, Chuck Solomon, right, is receiv ing the trophy at the presentation ceremoiies from A. B. Ferguson, vice president and general manager, Sicks' Rainier Brewing Company. Ray and Bill Hagerman, left t right, Klamath Distributing partners, shared plaudits at the recent Rainier sales meeting staged at Portland's Multnomah Hotel. ti' have convinced him (hat krebiozcn "is of value in Ihe treatment of nine cancer patients." With further research and de velopment, Ivy said, the drug "may turn out to be more eltec tive and provide a key to finding the cure o! all canvers " Public Health Service and the Na tional Cancer Institute. In the meantime, he said, the "hopeless" cancer cases are all but con demned to death. a i DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. NOW SHOWING! A A ST0HY AS BIG AS TH SLAS 1 i JAMES A J 'Maverick' TECHNICOLOR 7F0e0oXe10A;j )UU'"LI' Redmond Rose burg Salem .50 55 52 52 57 53 .15 34 .19 37 31 42 35 ,02 Tamil Fire liirls will l.'iiinchl Tl IPir .-inmi.-tl i-.nfv ca nn Sia: lit-, "in nail di Hill ueilt'lllS HlClUUing CUU- day. wilh hundreds of girls going ta,!"nal "insistence, compensation house-to-house to sell boxes of"u i"--'.""" "i insur..iice nivi- Westcin Oregon Cloudy to night with occasional light rain. Partial clearing Friday wilh a few showers. Little temperature chance. Low tonight 35-45. High Friday 50-60. Southerly coastal winds 15-30 miles an hour tonight wilh stronger gusts. Coastal winds to diminish Friday. Eastern Oregon Considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with a lew showers. Partial clearing Friday aitcrnoon. with a few show ers in mountains. Low tonight 26 36. High Friday 3K-48. Northern Oregon Beaches Partly cloudy Friday with a few showers. Southwesterly beach winds 8-18 miles an hour. Tem perature range .!n-."i4. Raker and Vicinity Cloudy through Friday, with a few show ers of rain and snow. Low tonight 25-30. High Friday 42-47. co ered Camp Fire chocolate minis. .Miss Savior's chocolates a brand which has proved popular during five candy sales have again been selected by the Klam ath Council for the 1039 sale. Proceeds from the sale, which will extend through .March 14. will ItA nciul In milA lha d"ainn Girls nroaram available to more mom W is "empt from federal dends: insurance proceeds paid on death of the insured: mustering nut pay and jobless benefits paid under the Korean (51 bill: and so cal security benefits, workmen's compensation and sickness bene fits. Interesting earnings from W insurance dividends left on deposit are taxable. hnweer. Armed I-orccs disability relire- . II . -"v-r-s, J s irls in the Klamath area: to ex taxation, while Oregon taxes any pand the campsite facilities ati',n,oum m.rvess oi w .mm. wnn Camp Esther Applegate. Lake of one exceppon: If the A had at Ihe Woods: to supplement ,iK. "ne ''me been responsible for mnk- treasuries ol indiidua Canm I-ire " v e".-" twtou. Ciirl groups, assisting them with expenses ol service projects, hand crafts, 'community project, field trips, etc; and In give girls ex perience and training in business procedures and handling money. "The enthusiastic help of each resident of Klamalh County. Dor- -is ami luieiaKe is urged, savs Mrs. Robert president. SAFEWAY STORES in Klamath Falls announce two changes at the manager level. George Kirkpatrick, left, has been transferred from the Eighth Street Safeway Store to the position of manager of the South Sixth Street store, re placing Ellis Landrum who has been moved to Roseburg as manager of the new Safeway store there. Jim Mosley, right, who left the downtown store here last year to man. age the Florence, Oregon Safeway outlet, has been brought back to manage the Eighth Street store here of which he is former market manager. Kirkpatrick and Mosley both will observe 10-year anniversaries with Safeway this year. f.'ibbor Study bill Approved SALEM iAP - The Sona'l Stale and Federal Affairs Com mittee approved Wednesday ia resolution to create an interim committee to study the whole field of labor-manauement rela tions. It would report to the 1981 Lecislature. The committee acted after George Brown, state AFL-CIO po litical education director, said the proposal was an intelligent ap proach to lahor - management problems. He added that it would quiet fears that a new conflict micht result from repeal of the 1953 anti-picketine law. Ivan Concleton, representing Associated Oregon Industries, al so supported tne proposed study. exempt Retirement pay for length of service is taxed both hv the fed eral government and the state of' Oregon. Oregon servicemen on active duty en my a state income t:i ex clusion the first $3,000 of their an nual militrrv pav. This includes L. Smith, councili V1 n uurmc annuai 'ai supporting t h i sp"1'"" '"r camp or "cscrvc SCOUT NEWS PACK MKETIXG FOHT KLAMATH - Scoutmas ter Claude Shepherd emphasizes tnat anyone interested is invited to 'tend the monthly pack meeting of Fire Endangers Load Of Hay NEW PINK CREEK A fire, be lieved eatised from a leak in a as '.nils on a hay chopper, endan U'iiii i !iv muni 'in i 'ill k mi-ri mi; 111 . , , ,, , Kort Ktnmnth Rov Seoul Troop 34 rc .rn full of hay at the and Cub Scout P.-v-k 34 in the C. t,ar,, X '?c sou,n " New Pine Creek recently In observation of the 40th hirth-l1''"' .d been chopping hay Clubhouse. Tort Klamalh. at 7:30 p.m. Fridav. February NiVllttfcAND BMKteUKsRiNBOOIH 9:05 ONLY mm now. The ways of love are many... AND THEY'RE ALL HERE IN THIS MOTION ajCiSk -eJv -'.'vjr-'bi ate v Wpf;'. a 1 5iccfU $rt B I- 14$ C "tl 4.1 01 Rita IfcYwoara GOT Ueh'CASTER - Deborah Kerr e.H IJAY8DKIVEM 7? .... WENDY HILl FR : EXTRA WALT DISNY FEATURETTE Peoploo& Places "Scotland' Timber Talks Set Monday PORTLAND AI i - Kepre sentaties ol Wevct haeuser Tim ber Co. and the International Woodworkers of America are to meet Monday in another attempt to fettle a strike at the company's North Bend plant. Mediator Koy Smith said both the company and the union nad aurecd to the merlins at the fed eral Mediation Service's Portland oil ice. The work sloppane resulted hen a truck dmer was lired 1 O C :.... at the North liend plant. II 1 1 I" VleWS spread lo other Veerh.ieuser1 planis ih Ihe Pacific Northwest when the North Bend Local sent rov ins pickets elsewhere. The union said the rov inc pick els. who have been withdiawn would b? Kent out aK.nn unless Ihe strike u settled soon. iir n v k k i 1 n nknnl.. U..il w I I II rr II 1 V, 111(11 dllll -OUIHI .... ;. . . . i j in" 7-.-h.n you rt- r ;,w or imX you,TuK,";d.:rr'r. Sljl'Lh' area Camp Fire .(jirl lo srealer rnninamnnvhin fun and learninp encouracenient that will makel them slrnneer riti7en of lomivr-! row." Candy sale chairman for the council is Mrs. Herbert Wails Jr.. who is twins assisted hy Frank Drew and over 20 other adults who will work on telephone com- WASHINGTON i API Mrs. Lee miltees and candy delivery crews. Davenport, formerly a promi- .narn ro'-'ciquisi Wi man- nenl Portland club woman, was III UIJM-I V illlUU "II IIIC l.'lll IJII 111 :j .. . ; " . . ' . dav of Ihe Boy Scouts of America. Kde ,,h' door.wav o( h? for the annual blue and sold banquet ;'b"ut. 1 ,7?, h"r! and' hcn ho will nre.ede the business meeline lncd ?(f ,he mnt'- slarks were Those attending are asked to brine a tood item and nersonil tahle sen ice for the pollock dinner at 7:30. lo he followed by the busi ness session. At Ihi- lime. Scoutmaster Shep Figures Told On Employment SALEM AP There were BOf. 900 persons workinc in Oregon in January, a drop of 18.300 from December but 16.500 more than in January. 1058. the state Un employment Compensation Com mission reported Wednesday. Unemployment totaled 61.200, compared with 47.900 in Decem ber, and 77.700 in January. Employment in January in the lumber industry totaled 64.300. II was 69.500 in December, and 60.140 in January. 1958. FAT OVERWEIGHT N'rw val!ahV tn you for firt tlm without a doctor' prncriiHinn. mir Court Denies Case Review Mrs se the sale in the (iilchnst-Cres i cent area. Mrs. llael Nichaus in I'hiloquin and Fort Klamath. Mrs Warren Fruils in Merrill, and Miss Nancy Wemple in Dorris. Mnlin ,!irls will also sell candy in their community and in Tulebke. ,Memory Team rclused a review of her mail fraud conspiracy com tction by Ihe I'.S. Supreme Court The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Sn Francisco previ ously affirmed conviction. She was convicted two years ano in t'.S. District Court in Portland. Ore. of playing a part in pro moling S.")!(i.0it illeuallv tor a plywood cooperative at Kstacada. .Mrs. Davenport contended sue heheved to have ignited fumes and ZZ !W s ttie motor Durst into flames. hark. No mor aturvalion 4iU. lrn- The New Pine Creek volunloor,V"n.".,,K,,:;"X'd.i' lire department was called and iholrr-'""Vr; or cookie, or rhwin gum. fire chief. Cliff Serivner. put out I "J11?,1 " m "nd :r ,l n..,,. ..;.u i. i . , -walinivrd. Abr.lulpy hurrn ess. Whn the flames wilh chemicals before vou mite onnivrx vn.. .mi herd will conduct an investiture '"ev snrpacl ,0 'he nearby hav. vo,,r "" ' 'i " ccremoney (or two new Boy Scout hay. chopper was drac-od inio !,'?.'; I.I'Sori: ineTtbers of his troop, Kim Kizer lnri narnyard after the fire was nf,x deorwrn voup appetitp nri ti of Fort Ktam.tth and Kric Wilder xtinsuished; HlM?ur "'it ,or ,.nod Aut!lm,u . ... . it-, , I. , , (rnliv vour wiht mull come flown or Klam.it h Ageney. The willow Creek volunteer fire Nvauw ai your own doctor win ten Prrsentninn of vjntous awardsUlepartment arrived soon after thel?'01' whfln you " vou w'" to several of his Cub Scorns will New Pine Creek department and irnwronSwr.x'rJiS 'if 1 he in;u'rt bv Cub Seoutmaster Hoi- lis Ki.'er, with supervised sanies planned tn cnnclnrie the public pack meet Ins. Bly Cage Team Honor Slated Tom and Betty Tinker a man1"5 a vift""- not accomplice and wife mcmorv act-entertained " u t-frum. the schemes for their supper at Wednesday P"nciPl promoter. K r r i 0 n and nishl's February meeting of the ":,0'l"-r Pcrnn were convicted Knile and Fork Club l,f 'rauH ln lhe m While Tinker circulated among I, McrcA jail Ihe crowd and sent Impulses tol'.". h"'n " me:yer. sentence. his blindfolded wile ,, the ,i.P i '" uavrnporl listed her ace Betty correctly identified object trom wallets, handbags, a coin and the dale, and also called of! the names of the people that Tom variously as 78 and HY She later iwas released on hond. pending the appeals. Now she must serve the sentence, unless ill health lU.Y-The Bly High School has- had n;.seH .should prevent it. M,e has com- nlained n hoar! condition. MOVE RKJKtTKIt PORTLAND 'AI'. - The City Council reiected Wedoesdav keth.ill team w:ll be honored bvi For the crowd, the usual faith tlie dills' Alhletie Association at fu, often usevi to the somber po!i i bullet dinner on Saturday. Feo-lncal interpretations of most of the ruary '8 at R :: pin. in the; Kn.ie and Fork circuit's speakers. Blv school cafeteria. ,is was A welcnnie ihant-n n' Place cauls wul be miniature I nc ne. h.-.i on hv t. ui.lmnve by a croon which e:i!l it uaskel balls and Ihe cake will be a'0prd tor a home run hv Brtlv Ue Tax Savers, to place on Ihe replica of a basketball court. lhe Thl, m,.,.tlns. w,ls p,cs,ri,.r v0r, ballot an initiative to renure an room decorations will be in Ihe nv Kred Fillers a.id President Roso.-'iirmativc two-thirds M.ie ol the sc ,ool colors ol blue and while. Baalamcl announced that the next elcc'orate for any tax increase. A ar.ee ne win i given by Miss ,,,.,,, ,ns ,chcdu!ed tor the middle! simple minority no is required unoi a i.inusay. .mv iser to I h e .,, i. w - . . V nrnkr Lessen Learned; Judqe Cautions On Young Wife DKTHOIT 'AP '-Alter 40 years of workinc for one eompany. An tonas aitkunas retired in June !'i:.4. Me testified Wednesday that his w ite then issued an edict : "No work, no eat." Waitkunas. 74. said he turned h:s st .Wa -month pcn:on check otr to his wile, .losenhinc, who cashed it and c.ie him $in a month. She also cut him to one meal a day and made him move into the basement ol their home. "She rented my room." Wait kun;i SHid "I could he;r hrr up there, entertain'ne a hoy friend, hav ins; lunch and heer. while I was only settine one meal a d.'y " Circuit .Indue Miles N Culehan cranted W.Mtkuna- n divorce, commenting "Vou shouldn't have married such a youna sirl " Mrs. Waitkunas is M dampened down the hay in the gi arantvc vou mu io wit harn " vthin 7 dav or vour mnnfv hr. )J"t rflnrn Ihr prkc 1 ur (lrur The Vincnt familv. with tho p-iiM yr fun mnr brk. teptinn of Smtih. was tn Alturas at 'he time of the fire. Little dan,ae was done to the ' chopper accordins to Serivner. lonRINTX rolt 3 ftO and ts otd wtH thi tr'ct mflnY buck fmirantf by: 1 ROCK N ROLL basketball Cunkhn who dtscius. U A A: ! Nainplc ... h i , ..... hi "v . ,TVp .T ,M, Human S:de Of The World the tiAA and .lerry Pat?kc. cap-! .am ol the tt-am ' Honored Cucsts will be Mr and PlVO hiromn .i .MiijMt-v .ii ana .us i Uiilimi nr..-., ir- Trank llH'tu-:i:re Vr And Kred MuiPhv. !-s Limlsav and; rOKTl.AND 1 AP' - Kivf Port Mr. ind Mi. William Pohli. ,I,ntl "'11,n- vcno:ne By poi- Uon fumes while fthtinc a tire 'l;ct Friday, are show ire im- j h e ain tne sroup would circulate lieu i ions to yet ihe measure on ih' next election ballot. 0 Newsoaoer SPOT ADS are inexpensive reoeated daily 94c MIS I j;; Showing Gain jprovemenl today nd are on the Movie I :oad to r. 'xe;v. )r John R SKCRKT HITM HOI.I.WMMill ..VI" - pr"du.er Hcd Dolf disclosed helMontauue. "fi'eir physician, said sef.etly n-arned Marilyn Morn-1 Six other lnrmen a. so allhcted son. It. last .Sepiemher in Jure2 hen rarhon tetrachloride Irom Mexico 1 3 tire exiu-fiuisher ch:med I. was ihe second maruaie lor chenncaltv to pouj nous tumes iHith, M's Morrison is the ex-He,wtien H hit a hot Que ei to ol linger Johnny Ha. rtu:Qlo wo.k today. DONKEY BASKETBALL MALIN F.F.A. 3 TULELAKE F.F.A. MALIN HIGH SCHOOL GYM. Feb. 26, 7:30 P.M. STUDENTS SOe Q ADULTS 90e TONIGHT! AUDITORIUM teoturinq IN PERSON The Notion' No. 1 Rhythm ond Bluet Ar- CHUCK BERRY and his ORCHESTRA Xowdy Min Cloudy" "Sweet Little Sixteen" "Anthony Boy" "School Doys" "Corrol" "Moybc Ic n e ' ' DANCING 9-1 $2.00 PER PERSON