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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1945)
I! SLASH SPENDING BACKED PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 WO t'ronlrimil Truniim linked con lironn toduy to cut tlio navy' )uiulliiU uuthurlly by nearly 17,OUO,U()u,UuO. llu .iltio recuimnumled Unit cunurcKs consider "n complete I'L'vUiw of iixltln IcKlxlutlim authorizing tliu construction of 1 1 i v it I vchucIk." Tho reduction) In mivy fundii proponed by Mr. Truman would apply to appropriations unc' upending Mutlioii.iillons for the present fluent year, which bcKini July 1, mid to koiiio impropria tions which would enrry over Into tho next fliiciil yeur under , cxIhIIiiu leulxliitlou, Saving were permitted In purl, tho prcdldent explained In ii letter to congress, becuuHO of ll.seliiircM of ciillaled pi'monnel, the cutting down of tho ship building prognini, and reduced expenneii for innlntiilnlnK and operating ships and navy yards, keeping up .naval iivlallou and provldlnK naval orduiincc. "In making theno ra'omnien cltitluim for reiiucllonii," Mr. Tru man n I d, "consideration lum been ulven to tho tremcndoim problem of demobilization and the yet undetermined require ments for a peacotlmo navy, "An Indicated In my letter of September 8, HHfl, 1 plun u con tinuing review of naval approp riations with the view to rcc oiumendinif further adjustment as comlltlonii warrant. Crowds Jam Pendleton For Famous Round-Up Parade I'I'INDLKTON. Oro., Hepl. 14 Roundup vlHitom. ho numeruim they overflowed I'undleton bed unit weru placed In holds Oil inlli'N away, Jiiinmed wild wont adorned street today for the fumed "Wentward-llol" parade. Homo 4UUU of the 11,0(11) to 13,01)0 uut-of-townem ernwded the "Happy Canyon" nlKhlly Dhow, a pageant or the old west which thin year flaunted Hollywood-designed cobUimich and II Iwo-yeai'-nld Indian whose war dance had u Jitterbug flavor. "Wontwnrd-Hol" An oven larger crowd win ex pected for tho imimmoth "Went-ward-llol" proeeKnlon of every type of conveyance w h I c n croHHcd the plain. Hodeo event go Into the third day thin afternoon, with Hill Me Macken, Florence, Ariz., Gene Itambo, Shimilon, Calif., and Hill Liuderinann, lied Lodge, Mont., top contender for the champion ship. All three, along with Under maun'x brother, Bud, have turned In lop pi-i'furiiiiincc. Me Macken him two log on tile $!5!00 trophy which goe to a tliree-tlmc winner, and Itambo captured one leg last year. Hill Llndermnnn Ik tlie leader for the uatlon'H all-around rodeo title. YeHtcrdiiy'K results: Calf roping: Glenn Sllliw, En lacadii, Calif,, 1 0.3 Hecrimlri; Charles ShleldK, Whltller, Calif,, 17.7: Dewey Druinheller, Walla Wallii, 17.7. Hullclogglng: Ruck Sorrels, Wilier Repellent TIN COATS - PANTS Famous Hlrth-Weli OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main TtiCHon, Ariz., 10,2: Larry Fro zler, Wallu Walla, 17.5; Glenn Hhiiw, 10.3; Ccno Hambo, 10.7. Steer roping: Buzz Bradley, 22,0; Hambo, 23.0: John How man, Oukdale, Calif., 211.4: Hugh ClliiKtiiau, Wlckonsburg, Ariz,, 211.11. OutntandliiK buck Inn perform ances In tho world championship event woro turned In by Me Macken, Hambo, Bud Llnder mnnn, Ross Mucks, Joe Kclney, Tonnskct, Wash.; Jack Wndo, Hal Kit, Alberta; Jerry Ambler, Heppncr, Oro.; and Jackie Coop er. Ncwhnll, Calif. Both tho pony express and relay race were won by Floyd Murphy, Canon City, Colo. Fayc KnlKht, Cody, Wyo took both cov (Iris' racing eventn. Jack Bates, Pendleton, was carried from tlie arena after be ing struck by tho horse of E. N. linyli.-n, arena director. Boylcn hail been riding toward Bates, who had Just suffered an In jured shoulder In the bucking contest, to tell him to leave the urcna. All of us now are silting on the brink of a new era Just needing plenty of push! First Church of Christ, Scientist Itmnrh f Tht Mother Church, Thr Klnl '.hunli of Chrl.l. Sclonlltl, In notion, Moil, 101b nd tvoihlmloa Serrleoi Sandoy School -1)10 . m. HrniiUy Sorvloo II s. M. Subirrl, Sopl, IS, "Sobilinro WodnooSiy ovonlns irrrlro S p. m. Sudlni Room, lo;i Mils St. Funeral rites were held here luiU Saturday for Joseph Alex ander Smith, age 74, who died suddenly of heart trouble Sep tember 2. He was visiting with his son, Harold Smith, forester at Huppy Camp near Tloncstu, when ho was stricken. Mr. Smith came across the Immigrant trail from Kansas with his father, Aaron Smith, and Mr. und Mrs. Bob Kelly who lutcr became his foster par cnts. For nearly 70 years ho resided in this territory, serv ing us deputy sheriff for north ern Modoc county for 30 years. The Hcv. Lawcrcnco A.. Myers of Fort Bldwcll, a boyhood friend, officiated at the funeral ceremonies, Mr. Smith Is survived by his widow. Alpha, son, Harold, and four slcp-children, Glenn and Jim McGrcw, Mrs. Buna Faris and Mrs. Dorothy Blunt. Duke Of Windsor To Visit England NEW YORK. Scot. 14 UP) Tho Duko of Windsor, who sails toduy for France aboard the i.teumshlp Argentina, told a press conference today that he Intend ed to visit England, i "I will visit England and I I look forward to seeing my moth er," tlie duke said. "It has been nearly nine years since I have ccn my mother." I . As long as there are such i tilings as neighbors, the age-old : and original lend-lease will go 1 on and on and on! . Friday, September 14, 194S HERALD AND NEWS THREK Z WINTERIZE MB mm t;i Your Home THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SCIENCE and HEALTH With Key to tho Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy may be read or purchased at the Chriition Science Reading Rooms 1023 Main St. YOU DONT NEED CASH AT Sears-USE PURCHASE COUPONS -sj. ler YSdssc i m wmwmam. - x r .irs iLortt v w Tott 0 to tht CfHt Offle Jmt once to t book (ell of ouponi . . . tlicn yoti prnd tht roujymi uit tike ruh all through the ttoir. 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