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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1946)
Loan Debate Still Rages In Senate WASHINGTON. Miiy D Ml't Tim wnnlc ri'fiiHrd M Id !!7 Ut ility In I ii v iinIiIk Hip uniponrcl I.),7n0,000,000 Ililtlsh limn until tlm liiiusit Mini cotiHidt-rrd it. The vulii ciiine on n point of order ruined by Kcinitnr Edwin C. Johimnn (l)-Cnlo.) wlio con tended tlm limn bill In rcventie rniaitiK mciiHiiru on wlili'h thn constitution rriiilr- hotiao ac Hon flnt. However, Dcimicnitlr Leader Ilmkli-y n( Kentucky, ftici-d Im mediately ni'vv liurdli) in his utti'iniil In oltliiln m-iuitn up lirnviii of the Ion n before nlKhl full. St'iintnr KuhtliinH I)-Miaa.) n ll In- would move, with wluit hp cnlli'il "nliiiuK Hiiporl," to u'. iinldr the hill it ml Hike up litlior control U uiHliitiiui. Ilurkli-y prnnilM'il In fluid any such move. Ho mild lnlior niciin lirr iilmi must liwnlt aciintn action on N pi'iHiil In extend the (I i lift net. Bly Mr. jind Mm. M. Mitllliis and c-til 1 l i i It'll Miiy 2 In imiki) tht'lr hoiiip neur ttoni'hiirR Thry mild Ihrlr home here lu Mr. and Mm. K. Ki'nIit. Mr. mid Mm. Wllhur Sweuren t,en und rhlldri'ii have moved to Grunt Van. Tln-y mild their home to Hip Al Wnifnor family. Mr. anil Mm. Ilirmiin Duhtns ml Mr. und Mm. Clyde I.yhrund pent the weekend nl Uon-lnirK vlnltlnff the I.yhnind's mm Jny. Mm. Lybrmid will remulii In JltisehnrK fur u few days. A. A. I'rcilxmnn spent a few day help vIkUIhk front his ranch nt llnrnlirook. Calif. Mr. and Mm. Ilerl) ilndley pent the weekend visiting rela lives at PuUley, Ore. Mm ClenrKP lliunlltnn and Mm. Htick Knew were business vlmlom In Lakevlrw on Saturday. More Local Sailors Get Navy Discharge Another group of southern Orpifon men have received dis charge from writ count naval (cpttrallnn center!. Krom Klamnth Falls arc My ron A. Kingsbury, AMM 2c, 1130 High; Donald S. 1-alrd. S Jc; Charleii Spore. S 1c, 4034 Wsbee; Jnmcs D. Borchl. AM Jc. Box 8.17; Edward R. Hougs, rox.-wuln. 4408 S. Olh; Lon A. Sandem, S 2c, 1720 Menlo wav: Unwell W. Snundcrs Jr., SKI) 2c. nt. 2; Itny Calvin llnll. coxswain: Chnrlrs U. Brown, S Ic, 22fl Adams, and Charlei B. Jones. MMM 1c, 110 S. 7th. l,nkcvew men who were re emitlv discharged from the navy are Archie C. Osborne. MM 2 'e. box 12:il. and Jim Robert John ton, S 1c. Oregon Building Approved By CPA PORTLAND. Mav 0 (P Con (ruction of J0I3.H00 worth of building In Oreiion had ap proval of the civilian production administration officer here to day, while $013,616 In plain Were rejected. Approved wpre: Grant Pass, 31.0(10 and Corvnllls. $31,000 fur expansion of brunch banks of Hulled Stales National Bank of Portland: Ncwbcrg, SSO.OOO for processing plnnt. Oregon Nut Growers. Inc.; Ashland $18,300 and Coiiullle, $21,000 for altcr iua branch banks of First Na tional Bank of Portland. Baker Coal Supply Not Critical Yet BAKER, Ore., May 0 !') The aupply of coal In linker is not fur below avcrugc for this time of year, lending aupply dealers ludlciiled today, The principal dealers have Insufficient coal to fill bins fur next winter and un less the strike la ended aoon the situation will become very criti cal, they snlil. Most of Baker'! homes are heated with coal. None of the lingo payroll Industries depend upon coal. Only local institution which may be affected Is the hospital, one dealer said. V Rays of visible llchl In sun- ' shine have frequencies of about 800,000,000 kilocycles. DON'T BE A SLAVE TO CONSTIPATION Do As Millions Do Et KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN For Lasting Relief Constipated? Using harsh laxa tivo drugs? Millions havo solved the problem of cniintipntinn due to lack of bulk in tlio dirt. Thoy cut 11 daily dish of KELLOliG'S ALL-llliAS, and drink plenty of water for regular elimination I If you(havo this troublo and will fol. ;low thia simple precaution, you unity never have to take a laxative Bor the rest of your life I I AhL-UKAN'S not a purgative. (Provided gentle hulk to aid normal, muturnl elimination. It's a groat, mnlurnlly regulating food. (V '' I" NotrUtatt ' (' Than Whole Wheat Because it's made from tho vital milrr layer of wheat, in which whole-wheat protective food ele ment are ennetntratr.d. One ounco nf KKLLOGG'S ALL-liRAN pro vides moro than l'i your daily Iron need to help moko (rood, red blood. Calcium and phosphorus to help build bones and teeth. Wholo-grnin vitamlna to help guard OKnln.it deficiencies. Protein 1 to help build body tissue osaen Hinl for growl h, (iot AUj-HHAN at your gra ter's. Made by Kcllogg's of Battle Rrcck unl..0a)aha. r ' Funeral For U. S. Sailors Slain By Shipmate ill ' sfrl 1 r" 2 s e 1 1 1 ur 1 1 m. mz m ,MrtWWriWirwMa Ji fed Flaa-drapad caiktt containing body of on of tha nlnt aailora slain aboard an LST In tha Yanglia rlvar la carried Into Shanghai, China, camatary (or funeral aarvicaa. Navy aaid B 2c William V. Smith, Ashavllle. N, C. antarad compartmant on LST and firad 20 ahota at sleeping ahlpmataa, killing nlna. AP wlrephoto, Dance Follows 20-30 Meeting Iiistiillutinn of officers of the I 20 .10 club was held In tho Wil- j lurd hotel banipiet room luit night, with John Saudineyer, past president, couductlnK the i-ereintiny. Ciiipst of honor wus Forrest E. Coiiimt of Lakeview. Tho liivocatlim wits reud by Itny I'remn. President Stewart Putty gave 11 talk, und then closed the meeting to clear the banquet room fur the dunce that fol lowed. Uunctnu continued until 1 1 o'clock and was enjoyed by all members and their gnests. La Pax. Bolivia, nas perhaps the most fantastic location of any capital it is perched 12,000 feet above sea level, yet rests In canyon almnst 1300 feet deep. I Why Fight Wood and Coal Next Winter? W have a limit ad quantity of Auto matic oil furnaces to fit your bonii and pockotbook. Ask obout our con venient C r d i t Plan. Dial 6595 for FREE Estimates. NORGE McPHERSON KLEER KLEEN 2323 So. 6th St. t 1 " 1 1 1 Siamese Twins May Be Named PORTLAND, Ore., May 0 IAt The names of Siamese twins I born here to Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Hurae may be given today If the mother can make her choice for the two blonde girls, the Portland General hospital re ported. Meanwhile the twins, Joined near the base of the spine in a manner that the attending physi cian said may prevent the girls walking upright If they survive, were taking nourishment nor mally. They will be three days old at 3 p. m. today. Dr. Joseph V. Springer, who made the delivery, reported the 20-year-old mother was expect ing twins, but until delivery neither had any intimation of unusual circumstances He reported each child has a separate spinal cord, but they are 'fused firmly at the lower ends In such way that until X-ray pictures were examined it was not certain which set of legs belonged to which twin. Their heads are at almost op posite ends along a line, Dr. Springer said. House Will Probe Property Disposal WASHINGTON, May 9 (P The house approved today estab lishment of a five-member spe cial committee to Investigate government disposal of $100, 000,000,000 of surplus property. ants' iIm laeraaa' OtB IKGUJH NO-IUIIING WAX tekei tat rvs tvf f hamtwarll llf ly wot In a tiny 'til tha found Old Engliih No lubblng Won. Drlot In 15 nttnvtot to a doiiling bright, crllol-hard 1inlih...witk jffl any rubbing! "apt llnolaum nyH. frnh at a brlda't W V2A bouquat. 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