HERALD AND NEWS. Klamatfe. Falls, Ore.
Tuesday. March B. 1160
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GITY BRIEFS
Goltftn Age Club will meet at
2 p.m. Wednesday, March 9, at
the municipal swimming pool.
Fannie Gervaii will be hostess
to the execf&e committee of the
Degree of Honor at her home.
2441 Garden , Avenue, Tuesd.f .
March 8, at 8 p.m.
Falrview PTA study group ill
meet Wednesday. March 9, at 9:4;
In the primary library.
Mlldrfd Loudon will show a film
and speak on mental health ai
the meeting of the Altamont PTA
Tuesday, March 8, at 7:45 p.m. in
the elementary school gym. There
will be election of officers and a
nursery will be provided for small
children.
James E. Diltrkh, Navy fire
control technician seaman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dittrich.
233 Haskins Avenue, is scheduled
to return to Long Beach this week
aboard the destroyer Trathen fol
lowing a five months duty tour
with the U.S. Seventh Fleet in
the Western Pacific.
Charles A. Klsner, Navy interi
or communications electrician first
class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
A. Kisner. 142 Nevada Avenue, re
turned recently to Mayport, Flor
ida, aboard the carrier Essex aft
er a seven months cruise in the
Mediterranean.
Bob Coleman, instructor and
caller for the Ramblin' Sauares
square dance club, announces a
Beginners class to beein Thurs
day, March 10, at 8 p.m. in the
nail at the rear of 4663 Frieda
Street. Classes are open to anyone
interested. Everyone is invited to
the regular Saturday night square
oances.
Milli Pondrrosa PTA will meet
Wednesday, March 9, at 2:15 in
Wills Auditorium. There will be
election of officers. Babysitters
will be provided.
Tom M. Saycrs. Klamath Falls,
Navy fireman, returned recently
to Norfolk, Virginia, aboard the
destroyer Damato after a two
month operational training cruise
in the Caribbean area. He visited
San Juan, Puerto Rico, and St.
Thomas in the Virgin Isles.
Keno PTA will meet Thursday
at 7:30 in the grade school ovm-
rasium. Men will be in charge of
tne program.
Anthropologist Ren K, Swartz.
curator of the Klamath County
Museum, will speak and lead a
discussion on Leslie A. White, pro
fessor of anthropology at the Uni-
versify of Michigan and author of
two leading books in the field.
"The Science of Culture" and "The
Evolution of Culture," at 8 o'clock
tonight, Tuesday, at the Unitarian
Fellowship meeting at the Con
gregational Church social hall,
2154 Garden.
Manzanita Past Matrons and
public card party starting at 8
p.m. Friday, March 11, at the
Shasta View Grange Hall, Shasta
Way and Madison Street. There
will be prizes and refreshments.
The State Board of Oregon Pi
lots Association meeting has been
postponed from March 7 to March
27. The meeting will be at Kings-
ley Held.
Women"! Circle! of First Metho
dist Church will meet Thursday
March 10, as follows Naomi, 10
a.m. fireside room of church
Mary, 1 p.m. luncheon, M r s.
Thoma Sandoe. 19.17 Painter
Martha, 1:30 p.m. fireside room
church; Miriam. 1:15, Mrs. George
Proctor, 4606 Clinton; Deborah
7:30 p.m. Mrs. Frank Mills, 1940
Painter; Hannah, 7:30 p.m. Mrs
Robert Grove, 705 Doty.
Mrs. George Yahraus, chairman
of the Anchor Club, urges a 1 1
members to attend an important
meeting Tuesday, March 8, at
7:30 p.m. at the club. Members
will vote on a -stereo system for
the club.
Willard McKlnny, principal of
KUHS, and Paul Angstcad, guid
ance counselor, will discuss "Fac
tors to Consider in Planning for
High School" at a meeting of
Fremont PTA at Fremont School,
Thursday, March 10, at 7:45 p.m
Parents may ask questions and
receive assistance in planning chil
dren's high school program.
Llndlry Heights Home Extension
Unit will have its reeular meetinc
Wednesday, March 9, at 10 a.m.
in Joan s Kitchen at the fair
grounds. Project will be on laun
dering synthetic fabrics. Brine
containers of product used at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hani Norland,
1947 Portland Street, have learned
that their son, James, was listed
on the grand honor roll for the
first semester at Washington
State University. He is a pre-med
student, a member of Beta Theta
Pi social fraternity, and a 1959
graduate of KUHS.
Claire Ellis, Community Club
Awards director, announces there
will be a training meetine for
CCA chairmen and committee
members Wednesday, March 9, at
to a.m. in the Pelican Cafe party
room. For information, call TU
4-7794.
Barracks 925 World War I Vet
erans and Auxiliary members are
invited to attend the district meet
ing at the VFW Hall in Bend Sun
day, March 13. Dinner will be at
noon, followed by the meeting.
Mrs. Ruth Heldcrcr's home will
be the meeting place for the Keno
Home Extension Unit Wednesday,
March 9, at 10:30 a.m.. Refresh
ments will be potluck.
Nixon's Mother
Fetes Birthday
WHITTIER, Calif. (AP) - A
color portrait of the Richard M
Nixon family was among birthday
gifts received by Mrs. Hannah
Nixon.
The vice president's mother, ob
serving her 75th birthday Monday,
also received telephoned congrat
ulations from him and from an
other son. Navy Lt. Edward Nix
on, who is stationed in Florida.
Later she was honored at a
party in the Whittier home of her
third son, F. Donald Nixon. Mrs
Nixon lives in nearby La Habra
Demos Rebuff Brown;
Mull Tax-Cut Measures
SACRAMENTO l'PI - Senate
Democrats sent 24 million dollars
in tax cut bills to the Senate Moor
today, rebuffing Democratic Gov.
Edmund G. Brown.
The governor said last month
that any tax cuts this year would
be "irresponsibility" and "callous
disregard" for the slate's finan
cial health.
But Monday the Senate Revenue
and Taxation Committee, with six
Democratic and two Republican
members present, approved (our
tax reduction bills, starting them
on their way through the Legisla
lure.
They would:
Remove the four per cent sales
tax from all medicines, prescrip
tion drugs and medical devices
such as eyeglasses, false teeth,
false limbs, trusses, etc.
The bill, authored by Sen. John
F. McCarthy (R-San Rafael I.
would save the average family
$2.o0 a year in sales taxes. It
would cost the state 15 million
dollars in lost revenue and city
and county governments about
four million dollars.
Remove the sales tax from only
prescription drugs and the medi
cal devices.
This "more austere" bill by
Sen. Stanford C. Shaw (D-Ontar-io),
would cost the slate $8,900.-
000 in lost revenues and cities and
counties $2,225,000. It would save
the average family about (1 a
year.
Cut slate income taxes by about
four million dollars a year by:
Permitting surviving spouses to
file joint returns for two years,
permitting deductions of up to
WOO a year for baby sitting, in
cluding charges to be deducted,
permitting charity deductions up
to 30 per cent instead of 20 per
cent and giving benefits affecting
the aged and sick.
Bring bank and corporation tax
es into closer conformity with
federal law on such features as
depletion allowances and unit
rule on depletion of oil and gas
property at a revenue loss of one
million dollars a year to the
state.
Only one audible "no" vote was
heard in the vote on the income
and corporation lax measures. No
opposing votes were heard on the
vote for approval of the two sales
tax hills.
The actior came after Sen.
Hugh M. Burns (D-Fresno), pres
ident pro tempore of the Senate,
attempted to have the vote postponed.
"I think we are getting a little
ahead of ourselves in adopting
tax reduction bills at this time,"
lie said. "With prejudice, wouldn't
it be in order to put them over
at least until the budget is in
shape?"
Sen. Donald L. Grunsky IR-Wat-sonviSbi
disagreed. "Tift gover
nor has the last say anyway,"
he said. "He can either blue pen
cil the budget or veto the tax
cuts."
While the bills were being ar
gued in committee, another tax
cut measure went into the Senate
hopper. Sen. John F. Thompson
iR-San Josel introduced a bill
Kvhich would exeniia candy from
the sales tax by lasbling it as
"food product."
In the committee, the tax cuts
were opposed by Robert E. Mc
Kay of the California Teachers
Association and Richard Carpen
ter of the League of California
Cities.
McKay said the CTA's opposi
tion was not aimed directly at the
bills at hand but toward "the
broad field of tax reduction." He
said the CTA was against "any
material reduction in the ability
of the state to meet its present
and future financial obligations
If you pass these bills you should
look at the tax structure in the
next year or so and make up the
loss.
Experts
Perolexed
WASHINGTON tAP) - Why
does the U.S. Senate use the word
cloture instead of closure, which
means the same thing?
Senate parliamentary experts
say they don't know.
Cloture was originally a French
word. In parliamentary usage, it
means a method of closing out
debate and getting a vote on an
issue. Under present Senate rules,
cloture can be put into effect by
a vote of two-thirds of those pres
ent and voting.
The British call it closure. It
was introduced in 1882 into the
House of Commons where it is
done by a motion that "the ques
tion be now put."
Friendly
Helpfulness
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Monday, Moreh 7, 1937 An interesting talk on Oregon
history was presented by Mrs. Claude Davis ot the meeting
of the AAUW held last Soturdoy at the Elk Hotel. Luncheon
was served ar 12:45 o'clock, and .group singing was enjoyed
following the talk. The next meeting of the association will
be on March 20th.
Tueidoy, Morch 8, 1937 The second of a series of Lenten
lectures will be heard by members of Wednesday' Club of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church in the parish house on Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock. Mrs. Froncis R. Olds and Mrs. Ruby
Temby will serve as hostesses. Popers hove been prepared
by Mrs. Olds ond Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver and much of the
discussion will be held in the church. Membe's of the club
and their guests are Invited.
1Wdniday, March 9, 1937 Mr. ond Mrs. Nelson Reed and
son, bcott, returned Sunday from a fortniaht's trip to Cali
fornia. They spent most ot their time in Death Valley, and
also visited ot Monterey ond, San Frcncisco.
Thursday, March 10, 1937 Tne Klomoth Sportsmen were
informed thot 25,000 pheasant eggs hove been mode avail
able ot no cost to any former wishing to order them from the
game commission. Clyde Botloroff, C. A. Heigho ond Menry
Conradi were elected from a list of four nominees to serve (is
the association's board of directors for the coming year.
Election of J. P. Matthews as president, Dr. M. E. Cooper
os vice president, Dr. S. F. Scott as secretary and Everett
Sample os treasurer of the organization wos confirmed by
0 formal vote. ,
Friday, March 11, 1937 A six pound son wos born to Rep
resentative ond Mrs. Harry D. Boivin, Thursday morning,
March 4, at Emanuel Hospital in Portland, according to word
received by relatives ond friends. Mrs. Boivin and her mother
Mrs. W. P. McCouley, left Salem for Portlond severol doys
ago, and Boivin, who is speaker of the House of Represen
tatives will join his family there os soon os the legislature
closes.
Soturdoy, March 12, 1937 Innis Roberts wos elected pres
ident of the Klcmath Snow Clon ot a meeting in the city
council chombers Wednesday night.
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Vote Turnout
To Be Light
NEW YORK (API A light
turnout was expected tndav in a
special congressional election in
the Bronx.
StaeoSon. Jacob H. 'Jack' Gil
berl, a Democrat, was a strong
favorite lo win the scat vacated
by Democrat Isidore Dollinccr
when he was elected Bronx dis
trict attorney last November.
Opposing Gilbert in the 23rd Dis
trist race are Sinen M. Koenig.
a Republican lawyer, and Hector
J. Mathew, a subway worker run
ning on the Liberal parly ticket.
Koenig and Mathew ran against
Dollinger in 1358 and fared poorly.
Oregon Weather
By TIIK ASSOCIATED PltESS
24 hours ending 4:30 a.m. Tuesday
Max. Min. Prep.
Astoria 52 40 .lid
Baker 4li 31 .III
Brookings 54 4 .17
Burns 50 26 .in
Chcmult 40 24
Chiloquin 50 30 0.01
Eugene 50 42 .62
Lakeview 45 33 .4R
Medford 60 35 .08
Newport 52 41 .50
North Bend 55 44 .67
Pendleton 47 34 .3il
Portland Airport 55 41 .46
Hoseburg 59 41 .15
Salem 56 40 .80
Western Oregon Partly cloudy
through Wednesday with a lew
scattered showers. Cooler tonight
with low 32-40: high Wednesday
45-55. Small craft warnings dis
played along coast.
Eastern Oregon Partly clouds-
through Wednesday with snow
flurries in the mountains. Cooler.
Low tonight 22-32: high Wednes
day 36-42.
Northern Oregon Beaches
Mostly cloudy with occasional
showers Wednesday. Southwester
ly beach winds 10-20 knots. Tem
perature ranee 35-48.
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Us roots never find anchorage.
RAY HUNSAKER, 51, of
Coquille, was picked re
cently as superintendent of
city schools. He has been a
teacher and school admin
istrator since depression
days. His duties begin July
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