HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday. October 19. I960
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BALLOT MEASURE 10 IS OUTGROWTH OF CONFUSION
(This is thf third of four artieles'to appoint the new secretary of
explaining Orecon's IS ballot state.
"THE MOUSETRAP," a murder mystery written by Agatha Christie, is to be present
ed by the newly organiied Pelican Players on Thursday and Friday, October 20-21.
Curtain time will be 8 p.m. in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel. The public
is invited. Every occupant of an English Manor house, scene of the play, is sus
pected of being the murderer. Sinister situations will chill blood of the audience and
the play has the traditional Christie ending. Some members of the cast, left to right,
are Larry Holman, Bob Scholl, Vince Raggio, Nancy Hagerman, Jacqueline Scholl,
with Pete Lungreen, director.
measures.)
By PAIL W. HARVEY. Jr.
Associated Press Staff Writer
Ballot Measure No. 10 is the out
growth of the confusion that fol
lowed Gov. Mark Hatfield's ap
pointment of Howell Appling Jr.
Holmes did trv that. The Su
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ce-sinn in otfice in case the top loan program can get rolling the state to compete with private
office holders were killed, and Wn- ... 10na,nS Rcies.
preme Lourt ruled agamst him. So The demand for loans is great.
the Democratic 1959 Legislature et W P 10 r-,But loans now can he Ri.mtod
submitted this measure to the1'"" """cials. onv as (as( as ouSlantins ians
voters. 1 Measure No. 1.1 would authorize ar(l repaid.
Supporters contend that when an the issuance of $1.15 million of Sponsors of the legislation claim
official is elected to a new office, honds lo provide for loans to en- ,i needed to cive deservinc
as secretary of state 21 months he should resign from the first alile veterans to huy (arms and i velcrans nu -interest loans. They
ago. office in order to give himself homes There is some controversy Iwjn ml n,,.,t this program is self-
It would give the legislature time to prepare for his new over this one. financing. In fact, it makes a
authority to declare an office duties. But opponents argue that The veterans' loan program profit for the state. And Ihev sav
vacant when the officeholder has this proposed amendment is an started at the end of World War that the program is needed to spur
been elected to another office in infringement of the voters' choice. II, and $150 million worth of bondsithe state's economy.
KRAUT I
the middle of his term.
If this had been in effect two
years ago, Hatfield would have
had to resign as secretary of state
immediately after he was elected of the provision giving counties
governor. This would have allowed home rule, if the counties want it.
Democratic Gov. Robert Holmes The home rule amendment was
passed by the voters two years
It still is a partisan matter. jhave been authorized. Thai ceiling Opponents argue that veterans
Manv Republicans, including Hat- was reached several months ago. should not be treated as a pre-
fiel'd, oppose it. and now the veterans want the ferred class, thai the emergency
Measure No. 11 is a repair joh
Tom Dewey
Sked Told
ago.
Then
it was found that the ;
Principals jflty Combats Land Sinkage
ravor iux
gon Friday and Saturday was an
nounced today by Republican
state headquarters. j
Dewey, former New York gov
ernor and Republican presidential
candidate, will arrive at the Port
I land airport at 3:55 p.m. from
New York. Then will follow a 4
p.m. press conlerence at the air
I port, and a 7 p.m. banquet of the
i Western States chapters conven-.
LONG BEACH. Calif. tAPl ; they said, was renressurization. !tion of the Associated General
,,,n,..p, T. ,. v. 'For years downtown Long Beach After extensive legal work, the Contractors of America at the'
sal&m iai i-me uiegon tie- has been sowiy sinking and put-'c;ty starled a (ew years ag0 Multnomah Hotel,
mentary School Principals Asso-jling up walls to hold off the pumpjng sea ttater into tne On Saturday, he will speak at
ciation today went on record in ocean. ground. To dale. 250 million bar- a breakfast at Hillshoro at 8 a.m.,
favor of a sales tax, federal fi-! B"1 'his subsidence may stop-rels have gone through perforated. take part in a parade in Portland
measure did not carry out thoj
sponsors' intent that home rule!
counties could issue general obli-
SALEM (AP)-The schedule for0" bonds for local P'-'.
Thomas E. Dewey's visit to Ore- mts' , , ,. .. j
mis measure wouiu u. u so
Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly
By Non-Surgical Method
they could. Any bonding by a'
county would require approval of
the voters.
There is no opposition lo this
amendment.
Ballot Measure No. 12 would let
the Legislature set up machinery
to continue local and stale govern
ment in event of enemy attack.
Nobody opposes this idea
The non-surgical, electronic
method for the treatment of
Hemorrhoids (Piles) devel
oped by doctors at the Dean
Clinic has been so successful
and permanent in nature that
the following policy is offered
their patients : "After all symp
toms of Hemorrhoids . . . have
subsided and the patient has
been discharged, if he should
ever have a recurrence, all
further treatments will be giv
en absolutely free."
The Dean Clinic has been
serving the Northwest for fifty
years.Their treatment requires
no hospitalization and does not
employ drugs or injections.
Write today for a descrip
tive booklet, yours without
obligation: The Dean Clinic,
Chiropractic Physicians, 2026
N. E. Sandy Blvd., Portland 12,
Oregon.
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. soon, city officials say, because I pipes into the sandy soil. In the
Tlnna cunnm-t nt cphnn c nav.
men. hv .h. .ial. of in r the P.alnl '-shaded parks, of- last year the injection has aver-
, ',. . , . ,r . .. f ice buildings sites and broad aged 370,000 barrels a day
nl nnorat innyl fnetc in Inpal rile. . ... J
, . ' , , ' , streets now rest on water instead
tncts and moving the school agel0, ajr Am) abou( jme (,
entry date up to July 1. because one bui,()ing wot-th
The items were approved by $22 million has dropped 27 feet
voice vote after a report by Car- sjnce the 1930s,
malile I Weddle, Salem, chair- T, bIame the oi, wels For
man of the legislative committee hundreds of them have been
on a questionnaire circulated nmnino . ,u0 Wak anli f,.m
- iu . : : l ah r-...r...B o-
ciiiuii iiic Ji iu.iJaid. nil cic
overwhelmingly approved by 941
principals queried prior to the
at 10 a.m., and attend a campign
an abnormally shallow deposit, naled in the downtown area. The
The sandy earth was left with giant bowl is several sizes small-
luncheon at the Multnomah Hotel
at 11:15 a.m. Dewey will take off
B. N. Hoffmaster, chief harbor Ior "Kima, asl'- at i p.m., ann
engineer, looked at his charts :sPak at a fund-raising dinner at
Mondav and announced: "Subsi- Yakima that evening,
dence has stopped in some areas He wl" S 10 Scallle Sunday
and has been greatly slowed in morning for a luncheon with GOP
others in the last 2'i years." i leaders, and leave Seattle at 5:45
An annual survey shows land P m- Sunday for San Francisco.
sinkage has been virtually elimr
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conference here,
The association approved a sales a giant bowl.
lax lor school purposes, witn part
of the tax to be used as a property
tax offset.
nothing to beef it up. The surface
began subsiding into the shape of
Worker Killed
PENDLETON AP - A young
Federal financial support was the bowl's edges,
recommended or both school con- Ac n,. ,,.fh com ninnlinsc
er, leaving uie naroor ine mam P ,: ,.,.i. .. i.aij ,
trouble spot. Here too, subsidence d hen a sel(.propeiled ioadcv
has been drastically cut. The 1958 u .,0 ,,,.,; ,,, f
The center and dec,st part is suiuy muicaiea me cemcr-wnere lroli threw hjm of( and crushed
under Long Beach's bustling har-ne turn spent $6 million on bjrn
bor. The shoreline forms one ofilw-'.s was sinning at tne rate ot T1, vi ,in
one oo a year. It's half that now. , Grandc
ii an goes wen ana plans woi k
The victim was Gary Meyers of
struction and teachers' salaries, i .... nin..i,PH nff storm drains out the wav we hope they will,
The principals reaffirmed their and sewers disrupted, railroad tsald Charles L. Vickers. general
support of 50 per cent of the op-1 tracks buckled and buildings jmanaSer r'he P01''. "'e 'H be
rating costs of schools coming cracked. T real shalle t0 completely
from state funds.
Vale Grange
Wins Award
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M, ,lfpni now, and possibly as early asP
ing would stop. But, j , ,. Jtf
it wouldn t stonl
of gallons of oil and.2SZi:
Most folks just
hoped the sink:
some decided
while millions of gallons of oil and
large deposits of natural gas were
being removed. The only remedy,
eliminate subsidence by a year
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Grange was announced Mondny LOWyeT JOIIeCI
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Grange's community service con
test, qualifying for a $11.000 cash
prize.
The Vale unit previously had
received a $1,000 award for being
one of the 10 finalists.
Projects which earned the Vale
farm organization the national
award included sponsorship of thc'Circuit Judge Orval Millard, who
purchase of an ambulance which presided last week at the trial of
was then given to Malheur County
W Tl I !
ror inree tears
MEDFORD (AP)-O. H. Benpl
son. Mcdford lawyer and forrrier
state legislator, has been sen
tenced to a three-year term in the I
stale correctional institution.
The sentence was passed by
e soil conservation educational
program for farmers and busi
nessmen, and promotion of and
Benglson,
Bengtson, 5fi, was convicted of
embezzlement. He remained free
on $5,000 bail, pending a decision
participation in the county fair. ion his motion for a new trial.
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