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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1959)
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON r AGE S A Governor Has Authority To Revise State Agencies BV PATH. W D1DIIPV in SALEM (AP)-Gov. Mark Hal field has the authority he wants to reorganize state administrative agencies. The Senate, with only two dis senting votes, completed legisla tive action Tuesday on the bill that would permit the governor to give the 1961 Legislature a com prehensive plan to consolidate and eliminate many of the state's boards and commissions. The Legislature would have to accept or reject his entire plan. It could not amend it. The House 'held a two-hour night session on the Legislature's 100th day. ' The Senate-passed state mili tary code was defeated 32-26 in the House. All Republicans plus seven Democrats voted against the bill. Opponents argued that the bill was loosely drawn and unconsti tutional, although they admitted the need for a new code. The pres ent code was adopted in 1921. By a 51-8 vote, the House sent to the Senate a bill to forbid real estate brokers and salesmen from refusing to show a home for rent or sale to anybody because of his race nr rplipinn The House completed legislative aiaiuii on ouis to require resig nations by the governor to be sub mitted, and tn rnmno! all ctata end county officials to resign wnenmey are elected to other offices. These bills are the outgrowth of the dispute over whether Hat field should have resigned as sec retary of state before be"coming governor. On the tax front, the Senate laxation Committee recommend ed passage of the House-approved hill tn inprpaca ninma lavan nn utilities by one million dollars a year, inis oui, part ot tne mam revenue program, had been tabled bv the committee And the House Taxation Com mittee neard .testimony in favor of the Senate-passed bill to ask the nennle in lQfin if theu mant a three per cent sales tax. The committee wok a dim view of it. A six per cent increase in in dustrial accident benefits won tho approval of the House Labor and Industries Committee, but labor said the increases should be much greater. A bill to permit financial insti tution!! tn fnrm a tala Hevolnn. ment corporation was passed by ine nouse ana sent to tne govern or. The purpose is to permit lend ing ao-pnpipc tn nnn! thpit- re. sources to make capital available fnp tnrtnctrv The House sent to the Senate a Dill to require local districts, Including school districts, to hold ennuai elections on tne tnira rn- lav in Xlav It urntiM cairn innn. ey because every other year the ROEBUCK AND CO. your ' unpaid balance is . $ .01 to.$ 10.00 Balance 10.01 to 100.00 $10.00 100.01 to 150.00 '. 15.00 150.01 to 200.00 20.00 200.01 to 250.00 25.00 250.01 to 300.00 30.00 300.01 to 350.00 35.00" over $350.00 .... 110 of account balance GB 0031) You now have 30 days after your billing date to pay for your purchases and save the service charge You Select the Way to Pay mmtnytc4' elections would coincide with the statewide primary. Another bill sent by the House to the Senate would let the Public Utilities Commissioner investigate the management ot motor trans portation companies. He now has this authority in the case of utili ties and railroads. The House also sent to the Sen ate a bill to have the state Board of Health license and examine persons who fit hearing aids. A memorial asking Congress to preserve the water rights of states and to pay compensation when the government acquires such rights was passed by the House.' it previously had been approved by the Senate. The position of state recreation director, within the state Parks Department, would be created by a bill passed by the House and sent to the governor. Court Records KLAMATH COL' NTT DISTRICT COURT William Broofcs Workman, reckless drlvlns. S50. Thomas Jeffcrion Elliott, violation dbsic ruie, so.au. Kenneth Richard Krosh, truck speed- 1MB, Leonard otto Weber, rati dim head hunts, 55. Mihard Cecil Hull, fail stop at stop sign, sa. rioward Roland Ross, violation basic ruie. S7.30. Charles Eddison Dalton, Inadequate Drakes, dismissed. Vernon Clen Howard, violation bas ic ruie, nz.so. Thomas James Abernathy, fail dis play license plates, dismissed. John Thomas Thompson, drunk on public highway, $33 or 15 days In lieu of fine: committed. William Lewi Grooms, drunk public highway, $35 or IS days in lieu or line; committed. John Young Henderson, drunk on public highway, C15 or 15 days in lieu of fine; committed. George Willard Payne, violation of1 basic rule, $15. George Wesley Sanders, vagrancy, $50 or 22 ',i days In lieu of fine; com mitted. Clifford A. McPherson, overheight. $15. Gerald Norman Juip, overtength, $15. Home Extension MIDLAND Dorothy Sharp has been in stalled as chairman of the Mid land Home Extension Unit. Serv ing with her will be Bessie Thom son, vice chairman; Carta Stuck secretary, and Alice Beyer, treas urer. Minnie Andrieu conducted the installation ceremony April 9. The unit met at Joan's Kitchen for the last regular meeting of the year for a lesson on the mak ing of salads and salad dressings. All members who can help Pau line Risley paint the backdrop for the annual homemakers festival are asked to be in the lecture room at the fairgrounds April 27 and 28. 'ABOUT YOUR SRC AS & 3D 000 30-day Charge Account or Take many months to pay 133 So. Eighth Phont TU 2-4481 iLnllJ HARRY D. BOIVIN Boivin Seeks Senate Post 'I plan to be a candidate for president of the Senate at the next session of the Oregon Legislature, State Senator Harry D. Boivin, told the Herald and News in a telephone call from Salem yester day afternoon. He had commented earlier that he "probably" would be a candi date, but on Tuesday he announced definitely that he is a candidate for reelection to his fourth term in the state Senate. Boivin started his initial service in the Legislature when he was elected to the House of Repre sentatives in 1933. in point of serv ice, he is the veteran member in the current session. He was elected as speaker of the House in the 1937 session and is one of the nine lawyers in the 50th Legislative Assembly of Oregon. He is serving his. third term this session as a state senator as a Democrat from Klamath County. Divorce Probe Bill Approved SALEM (API The House ap proved and sent to the Senate Tuesday a bill to require courts to conduct investigations into di vorce actions when children un der 14 are involved. The investigation, the, bill says. can be made as to the "character, family relations, past conduct, earning a b i 1 i ty and financial worth of the parties to the action for the purpose of protecting the children's future interests and at tempting to promote a reconcilia lion of the spouses." QUALITY BUILDERS DESIGNERS WM. B. POWELL 2l-i8 RECLAMATION ' PHONE TU 2-4576 S Yellow Pagei Coming Dlrcl0rr. ACCOUNT! Your scheduled monthly payment will be , 01100330 SHOP FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. CITY BRIEFS Nurses Oregon State Nurses Association District No. 8-will hold regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 23, at the public health building. All registered nurses are Invited to attend. Field Trip The first major! overnight field trip of the Klam ath Mineral Club will be held April 25 and' 28 at Bear Creek. All members or interested per sons who plan to go are asked to contact J. W. Vernon at TU 2-1477 or Clarence Cornett at TU 2-0089 before Thursday evening. Rummage Sale will be given by Naomi Shrine No. 5, WSOJ, on April 24 and 25 at the Ma sonic Temple, 418 Klamath Ave nue. Please bring rummage Thurs day evening or call TU 4-4353 to have it picked up. Yacht Club will hold clean-up paint-up days on Saturday and Sunday. All members who can give a couple of hours time or a full day are asked to snow up in work clothes, with tools. Sand wiches Saturday, potluck supper Portland Boy, 2, Dies On Bus Trip SALEM (AP)-A boy, 2, died Tuesday on a bus passing through here en route to Portland, as he slept beside his mother, Mrs. Paul Mullen of Portland, State Police said. - The woman discovered the child dead when she awoke about 2:30 p.m. She and the boy, Paul Mich ael Mullen, were returning home from Long Beach, Calif. Marion County Deputy Coroner Lee Edwards said an autopsy will De pertormed, altnouga the death appeared due to natural causes. The mother went on to Portland. TO MOTHER WITH LOVE: carefree dacrons for now thru summer Four ways to a more relaxed summer; via good-to-look-at fashions in easy-ro-care-for 100 Dacron batiste. The no-iron Dacron needs only to be dipped in suds and dripped dry. In prints, checks, stripes and solid colors. Each nationally $17.95 and $19.95, LaPoinre's low prices . , . Sunday with Mrs. Don Miller in charge. . Alohn-Pasl Matrons Club, OES. will meet Friday, April 24, at 1 p.m. for a luncheon in the Ma sonic Temple. 418 Klamath Avenue. Hostesses will be Hhoda Ham- den, Orva Beard and Kate Pey ton. Members are reminded to bring gifts for the Masonic and haste star nomes. In Hospital Alice B. Michels 505 North Fifth Street, will be in Portland for the next month where she will undergo surgery for the removal of a Knee cap. Mrs Michels will be a patient in the Good Samaritan Hospital, 1015 Northwest Twenty Second Street, Portland: and will convalesce at the home of her mother, Mrs, H. M. Parkhurst, 5825 Southeast Ash Street, Portland 15. She i member of the Incidentals, Klamath Falls lady barbershop quartet. Speaker "What basis is there for hoping to live forever? Why do humans die?" These questions will be answered by C. Truax, representative of the Watchtower Society. Public address on, "Will Many Now Living Never Die?' Sunday, April 26, 3 p.m. at the Kingdom Hall, 833 North Ninth Street. All persons welcome. Student Nurse Patricia Wilson, a 1958 graduate of KUHS who is now a student nurse at Providence Hospital School of Nursing in Port land, will represent her class at a conference of student nurses in only S95 Yakima this weekend. Representa tives of student nurses from Ore gon, Washington and Idaho will attend the conference. Christian Women's Fellowship j of the First Christian Church will have a world call birthday potluck dinner on Thursday, April 23, at 6-30 p.m. at the church, Ninth and Pine streets. All women of the church and their families are invited. Postponed The potluck lunch eon for the Degree of Honor, which was to be held at the home of Vesta Stiles, has been postponed because of illness. Sbrlng Dinner The First Pres byterian Church, Sixth and Pine streets, is sponsoring a .spring din ner to be served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Friday, April 24. The public is invited to the benefit affair. Adults $1.50 per plate, chil dren under 12 years $1. Ml. Mazunia Toaslmistress Club will meet for a 6:30 p.m. dinner session in Ihe ttillard Ho tel, Thursday, April 23. Guest speaker will be Nina Pence, Enjoy tha Thrill ond Contentment of a New PIANO or ORGAN IN YOUR HOME for Yean of Pleasure Come in Son, Easy Budget Termi. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO COMPANY 127 N. 7th TU 4-7182 117 and 1 " ' 1 Klamath Falls architect who will talk on "Basic Architecture." Spring Carnival of Fun Peli can PTA-sponsored variety show will be on Friday, AprU 24. al 8:15 p.m. in the school auditor ium. Tickets available at the door. Eight and Forty Klamath Sa lon 35 Eight and Forty will en tertain state officers Saturday, Now! Discover Instant Way to Color Hair! Use GL0-PUFF push button Dispenser! P No mesa, bow! Simply puff foemy Glo-Puff color on a brush and brush through hah-. Gray, yellow streaks disappear, instantly. Drab gray hair toned smartly gray. Conditioned, tool Shampoos out! Ask for a Glo-Puff color application at your favorite beauty salon. Get Glo-Puff at your drug or department store for homo use between appointments. 12 GLORIOUS SHADES tot Gray Stack ftrown Blond Red Hair GLO-PUFF ' INSTANT COLOR by GLO-RNZ $195 15-20 J. pi applications And Don't Forget Our FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 9th & Main VILLAGE 95 April 25. at the American Legion Hall, North Eighth. . Tha social hour will be at 6 p.m., dinner and entertainment at 7 p.m. Call in reservations to Leah Glubrecht, TU 4-7209. Rutmmiife Kappa Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, will hold a rum. mage sale, Friday and Saturday. April 24-25. at Clyde and Art'i Towing Service. Call Lois Rae, TU 2-P852 lor pickup. Hold Ota-Puff dupenitr us upright position . . . and puff foamy color on your hair brush. Jut brush through hair, ttaritng upward from tfut back. 2 or 3 puff or sufU aent to color head. St hatr. COURT TU 2-3475
