I
Youngsters
Plan Circus
For May 18
An amateur circus presented!
oy 50 Klamath Falls youngsters
and about 15 adults will be held
at the Klamath Auditorium, May
1. starting at 3 p.m. Adult tick
ets Mill cost SO cents and chil
dren 25 cents and all proceeds
ttill be donated to the Preshy
ierian Intercommunity Hnspitai
Fund.
Mrs. Violet Schumman, 3331
Crest Street, is the project man
ager. The Normadean Dance Stu
dio will contribute dance acts and
the YMCA will sponsor a tram
poline act. Juanita Stevens, a stu
dent at KU. will perform with
her professional baton.
Other acts will include clown,
archery, skating and magician
performances.
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IHKRALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Friday, May 17, ISM
PAGE 1-A
Anti-Gambling Bill Okayed
South Africa's most valuable ex
ports are sold, wool and uranium.
In that order.
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SALEM (i;PH - Tlie Home
voted 38-21 Thursday lo outlaw
pinball machines and similar de
vices "used (or gambling."
The Oregon constitution prohib
its gambling except for racing.
The bill went Ui the Senate.
Rep. Philip Lane. D Portland,
said tlie pinball machine issue
centered on questions of crime
and morality.
The pinball machine of today
is nothing more than a gambling
device." he said, "in that it a!
lows the player to build up
games, and then there is an un
der-the-counter or over-the-coun
ter payoff."
He said the machines have a
reflex unit to assure no player
can beat them over the long haul.
Lang said the 1957 Portland
vice probe centered around the
groups controlling such devices.
"The criminal element supports
much of its operation by this kind
of device," he said. He said a
ucll placed pinball machine col
lects $300 to WOO a week.
Hep. Eugene Hulett, D-Eugene.
expressed lcar the bill also would
outlaw machines "purely for
pleasure," such as miniature
bowling alleys. He said he saw
Inventory Tax Relief
Pleas Heard By Senate
SALEM IL'PI' Pleas for in
venlory tax relief through a taxi
on net business income, and re
quests for property tax exemp-
lions for labor temples and Cham
ber of Commerce property were
heard Wednesday by tlie Senate
Tax Committee.
The Senate group took no action
1 these measures, but did ap
prove a bill exempting pension,
retirement and Social Security
benefits from taxation.
Urging passage of the House-
approved inventory tax relief
measure were Doug Heider. Asso
ciated Oregon Industries; Roger
Martin, an equipment wholesaler.
and Lew Norris, Oregon Farm
Bureau Federation.
All claimed inventory taxes
were inequitable, hindered busi
ness expansion, and that the
House bill was "a step in the
right direction."
The House measure would levy
a one per cent lax on net business
income to pay for a 25 per cent
reduction in inventory tax.
Sen. Walter Pearson. D - Port
land, attacked the proposal, and
accused businessmen of wanting
businesses which do not now pay
inventory tax, such as profession
al firms, to share in the inven
tory tax load.
Pearson said a sales tax should
be enacted, and that Inventory
taxes should be eliminated.
Walter Lofgren and Tom Scan-
Ion of the AFL . CIO said they
wanted labor temples exempted
from property taxes in the inter
ests of "fairness and equity."
Lodges, legion halls, granges
and other fraternal groups now
are exempted from property
taxes.
In a unique display of candor.
the labor spokesmen said they did
not feel any property should be
exempted from property taxes,
but as long as some were exempt
ed, they wanted to share in the
benefits.
Representatives of the Portland
and Salem Chambers of Com
merce said the House - approved
bill which would grant the tax re
lief to labor temples should be
amended to include property own
ed by Chambers of Commerce.
nothing wrong with these.
"You can gamble on anything."
he said. "This will simply drive
them into back rooms."
Lang and Hulett both once were
law enforcement officers.
Rep. Richard Eymann. D-Mar-cola.
said Oregon gets $360,000 a
biennium from a tax on amuse
ment devices.
"I don't believe we can put a
price on morality." Lang replied.
Hulett said the state can control
gambling by enlorcmg present
laws.
Guard rails along U.S. high
ways use up about 100 million
wooden posts each year.
DANCE
Every Friday and
Saturday Night
Music by
Wilbur Stiles
Cliff Nelson
Round Table
of the
Winema Motor Hotel
1111 Main
NURSERY STOCK &
GARDEN SUPPLY SALE
2 DAYS
Refreshments
Both Days
Door Prizes
Sunday
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Sun. May 19th-12-6 PM
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Reduced 25
5 Weeping Birch 1"
Reduced 25
Juniper Pflher 375
SHOVELS
Reg. 2.95
25
Bedding Plants
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Bamboo Rakes
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