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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1947)
PACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 29, U7 "Frank Discussion" Of foreign And Domestic Issues Asked By Taft WASHINGTON, July 29 W Sen ator Taft of Ohio called today (or a "frank discussion" by his fellow re publican! of domestic and foreign iMUM. The Ohio senator, scheduled to receive his state's "favorite son" en dorsement for the GOP presidential nomination at Columbus Thursday, said he plans to bear down during his western trip in September on is sues likely to arise before the next session of congress. "I plan to talk about the issues before the country," including tne Marshall plan for economic aid for Europe," Taft told reporter. "Before congress meets again (in January), I think all of these mat ters should be freely discussed throughout the country, particularly by republicans." Challenge Although they declined to link it In any way to any other potential presidential candidate, his statement was Interpreted immediately as a challenge to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York to speak out. On his own western trip Dewey remained silent on major political developments. He declined to dis cuss his views on the new Taft Hartley labor art and refused to comment on the Marshall plan after ' Secretary of State Marshall ex plained it to the governors confer ence at Salt Lake City. Friends said Taft hopes to empha sise on a tour of California, Nevada, Oregon. Washington, Idaho and pos sibly Wyoming that he is willing to state his stand on every domestic and international issue of Import ance. Political Testing Taft will begin what he regards as a political testing tour with an ap pearance before the American Bar association convention in Santa Cruz, September 12 as one of a panel discussing the Taft-Hartley act. He will swing Into political meet ings with an address before the California Young Republicans clubs at Los Angeles on September 16. On quick succession he has sched uled talks September 19 before the Commonwealth club at San Fran Cisco; September 30 at Reno; Sep tember 25 before the Associated Service clubs of Seattle snd Sep. tember 25 before Taroma's world affairs council. A day later. Taft will address the republican clubs of Oregon st Dear hart, going on to Boise, Idaho, the following day. Although Taft Intends to main tain until after the western tour that he la not an announced presi dential candidate, scheduled func tions at Columbus Thursday will leave little room for doubt. As plans now stand. Senator John W. Bricker will announce before the Ohio state republican committee meets that he is supporting Taft as the states favorite son. The state committee promptly will endorse Taft and, at a night banquet speech, the latter will say that he is highly honored but wants to await the results of his western survey before he decides finally. Gift Of Cat- Gives Zoo New Inmate NEW YORK. July 29 ifl" The kit ton thflt a sailor friend save Jnhn McLaughlin, a machinist of the4 Bronx, looked a little strange when I he got it home. The Bronx Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals explained why: The kitten is going to grow up to be an ocelot, a wildcat of the Amer ican tropics, now seven Inches high. Portland Ponders 1954 World's Fair PORTLAND, Ore., July 39 (D A proposal to stage a world's fair here In 1954. based on the hydro-electric and atomic age, will be considered by the Federation of Community clubs of Multnomah county. Peter W. Welch, spokesman for the group, broadcast on the federa tion's radio program last night that the event would come Just 50 years after the Portland Lewis and Clark world's fair of 1905. Welch said the Swan Island site of Uie Kaiser shipyard provided ade quate utility installations for such an event Roseburq Votes On Tax Limit ROSEBURQ, July 29 Voters balloted again today in a special city budget election on whether to exceed the constitutional tax limit to provide funds needed for admini strative purposes. Voters rejected the budget In a June election, principally on an item of (6000 for a city manager's salary. A subsequent July 8 vote was post poned when a technical error In in come estimates from the 2' mill levy was discovered. The levy above the tax limitation asked in today's election is $42,818 47. The city has been without a manager because of the tax issues involved. flaming Tug Runs Wild SEATTLE. July 29 (" A flaming, pllotless 91-foot tug, the Alltak of San Francisco, plunged wildly through Puget 8ound waters for more than an hour late jresterday, overturning 600-ton barge loaded with crushed gravel and menacing other shipping before being brought under control. Fire broke out In the engine room of the craft as It neared the canal entrance. The Skipper, Capt. W, o Sampson, Seattle, who with his two crewmen, Paul Rlneberg, San Fran cisco, and Gene Langslaff. Seattle, leaped to safety to the deck of an other tug, said flames spread so rapidly it was Impossible to reach the controls. Not even the tremendous Impact which drove a gaping hole In the barge slowed the vessel's wild carevnings. As a coast guard cut ter stood by prepared to sink the tug. her engines died and fire boats moved In to quell the flames. Sampson said tin ship was a total loss. Friendly Helpfulness InAPPV xwImu it ouCMr roar i ve Ait, old aca't eveov L ual' )o n.-ou omshv IJl J to sea Donald F. Call George E. 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