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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, FEB, 23, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FACT SIVfN Third Party Petition Eyed PORTLAND. Fob. 30 il'i Wiillure iippiii Irr n HiiiuiiK Orrgimn drum rraui plnn In ntnrl third pin (y pell tlnnn at Ilia tuln convention ol Uir progrrnnlvo rlllwiin "I AmrrUu lino Mitrrh 0-7. Nrli I'plrrMin, Oregon I'CA rhulr miiiii. auld till" rnliy ul Hrimliir (Urn Taylor of Iduho na Wulluci' a run ning inn in would i -niilt In Urn nrw pnriy ruining all Hi" nnrlhwml Intra. ' Tin- I'C.'A hua tnvllfd Taylor l utl riiTMi t tin lonvrntlnii ni'Xl month. "iim iiiniliiliiiy in the luiiiiyt in rlurlfy Hid Innuo mill conlrnre lurci'n in Ilia hitrirala of n new party III llir tioilhwrnl.'' Hie I'CA apukramiiii uld lul llllllll. U'liiuiiiilU: parly ultima Indi cated anmn dlvinlon III tlu'lr opinion ul thn Wulliuo-Tuylor nlrrngili. National uimmlUrrmuii Lew Wul l.iir. who will nrrk lilt puiiy' gubrriiulnrllll uolulliutloll, Mllll '1 iliin't think nitlirr Wnlliice or Tuylur will curry much wulrr iiniiuiil Oio gull" Clifford T. Jlnwlrll. ilrmncrutli: alula arercltuy, mini III) would nlny lunula t tin party to wink for liberal pollrlrn. Hut hn uililril hr win not illneoutitlng WulUico nlrrngili. Ilnw Hid Morgan, prrnldrnt of Mult nomah county young tlriiiiMTutn. mild "the drmiirrutlu cluillren in r nllul." Ship Law Extended WAMHINUTON. Krb. :& il-Cll itm TurMlny voted a yrur'it rx (riulon ci( thr nmrlllmr commln- Kiun utilhurlty to Iciim, nrll or clmrlrr ahipn. Hrnntd muMiic'r. nflf r On limine hud RCtrd, will Ihn bin In Uir While Jlnujtr. The Arimlr votrd iitlKltmlly to rx Inid the authority Uiroimh July 1, IV4V. TiKluy tt ncrrptcd a Iioum) miiriidiiiriit tliunulMK the dnte to Mitrrh 1. 10-111. The Arnnte nlvi wmt alonu with the twmite on nu iinirnrimmi bmi niuii thr juile or rlmrter ol miy l 1 1( to fnrrlitu Kovernmeniji or eltlM-iut after Krbrunry 29, whrn tlir jjrc.rnl law fxplir.v Paper Price To Be Uppcd MONTItKAL, Krb J5 (-Cojim1L dnted I'mwr Knlrji, Ltd , the nulrs orsanlJttlon for Cnnnolldiited INtjwr rortMirnl loll, minmiiu rd TurMlny that trlrrnm.n had been ncnl to ruMmnrrj. notifying tltrm of ail InrreaM! of fit a ton in lirwprlnl. tfrectlve March 1 The new price will be It In New York and the Canadian differential will apply to the variotm xonea in Canada. The differential la approx imately $J. IaM week-end Prlr Brothers of Quebec atmmiiurd a Minllur In crease . rImi effective Mnrch 1. CS Editor Gives ERP Boosf POUTLANU. Krb. 25 iI't-Charle Oratke, OreKon native who now u fortlgn editor of the Chrlitilan Bclence Monllor. told Oregon newi paper men here at a pre.ui club dinner laAt nltthl that another war u not Inevitable. "I believe the Mnnthall plan will turn out to be the flame which will melt tljr. 'iron curialu.'" he Kuld. Ornike added that haiKiim are cloer toly to Wendell WUlkie'i concept of "one world" than ninny people would believe. Former FBI Man Takes Grog Post PORTLAND. Feb. 25 (IN Wlllluin P. Whltely Jr.. a former KHI nurnt, hna been n timed nsM.Ntunt stale liquor control ndmltil.Htrator. Adinlnmtriitor William II. Ham mond Raid the position wan created by the new liquor control coninim alon at Ita flrnt orKiuilatlon meet ing. Whltey la a native of Kuirlmnk.v Aliuikn. lie la a sruduate of Portland school and the University of Ore gon law achool clnM of WSi. C Itching of jf 3IHPLE PILES Kor quirk. Joyful rrllW. ue MMMliinf Kninol. The medically provni infir1i enl in tin Unioui outtiiirnt ai t xcnily to quiet it liinic. tMinunx tormrnt. For tMrtl (nnilml. Ii.ttlip (riulrr parti with pure, ttiilil KruioI Smh. BETTER HEALTHI Hemorrhoid! ttal and Colon Aifmvnff Oairrc Ulcer Tritd without Hoipllal O ni n Hon Writ, or (-alitor FVVR dic-Tlptt Booklet Mn4j thrtigh VriJmyt 10 A. M. t J P. M. V.rtmit$t MtnJsy, XTtiintdr, lnJj until Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC PnyiJffotf and Surgaan It Cmmt t. Biimild nH Orsnd Arnw tlphon tAit J1B. Portland 14. Orqoa !;;;'Gamp .Fire I .', ' News , ''I 'Mm Hno-I'iirly wlilili wnn tun- I crllfd Kryniil wrrku uko In iikiiIii lii'lim plnniuil for nil Ciiinp flrii Oil l.i Unit lllun IIHiU I It In m IiiiI ulrd for Hliiiiluy m the Auulc IIiiiIiih I'litrunrn In (yiiilrr I.ako luilloiiiil liuik. All Cmiip 11 ij Cllrlii mid their purrnla hi it InvlU-d to iittfhd. Kiu'h Itlrl In to burnt lirr own luiirli, but hot cliiK-olnifl himI coffi'e will bu ptovlrli'd. 'I'lin tliim In I'i h. in. lo 2 p. III. If Iim wi-iillirr on llunilny iiiornlnu lonkn (Urnlloniil)U, tlii'tc will bu ml iiijiiomii'i'iiirnt over t tic H oi-liwk iiidln now. Swimming 'Mir rruulur Cmiip Mir Oiil. Cllrl Hrout nwlllllulllK clannrn will bv held Wi'dncniliiy iilulil ul Uir KUIIH pool. UN In mo rriiiludrd to brum it Inruc muk or nliopplnii bun for lliclr clutlun mid n cout luuurr. '1'lirnfj ctiiinrn urn inudr ponnible tliruuuli tlir cooprrutloii of Uir ilty ri'irrt'iil loll ilipiirluifiit ii nil inn fire or i liniKr lo nil llluc lllrdn, Cuinp l' lro Oil In. Ilrowiilrn utul Oil 1 Hcuuta. 1'uHurn Cuinp Flrt (ilrU To crlibiute tho dny of nwirt lirurui and to honor our iimtlirrn, tint I'uwrii Junior III club of 1'ir moiit nchool und the Bucrnd llriirt urndiiny, with Irudrr Mm. Aiiniln MiMiiIiuii. mue Valentine mi, Mtiudny. Krbrunry 16 l thn Cuinp Fur hounr on Conurr uvniiuc. All Invitation mid drcorutlona for Ilic tru wrre in laiy hrurt motlfn und wrro iniiilii by Uir iitrln. Thr Inblc wnn vrry prrtty with t lurK" Vulrn tine rrnlrrplrce mid red Urrn. The iilrln on the nerving coiniulttre wore while tr uprona which hud rrd rdulnitn und tin. A Vulcntlnr coiniiKc wu prcunnlid lo tmh Uiirni. Thorn wrre 30 nurnu Invilccl. The I'ltwru club pluim lo curry out u liuijor project or activity cadi month. The uctlvity for nrxl monlh will be the club-nimmorcd curloon nhow ul the I'rllcun theutie March 20. 1'roccrdn from Hie nhow will help puy nuinmrr cuinp frrn for mriubrrn of the (troup Sully Million. Ilaffwlll lllur Hlril. At the liint mrctliiK Krbrunry 8. the miU fiulnhrd blur Und wi ll plu(iuoi. The pliiipien were inutlr from cunvtta bourd puld for with money fioni the club trruntiry und lud the winh printed in nlphubrt nolll lrtlrrs. Tlir followinii mrellnii wim Vul rntine purty ut Uio lruder's home. It wnn u nuike-trlrndn pnrty lo curry out purl of the lllue Ulrd wuh. tai ll itlrl Invltrd friend ouuidc Uic group. Putty Ann I'lilllliu. lllue l ing lllur lllrila Thr sir U rut out Vulenlinrt for ntnlern. brothers and imrrnu und Mile Ann Uoldrn brouithl cookies for the ln-l inrrllni(. Nrxl iwiniinlng night l Krbruury 2i. 5 Die In House Fire OI.KNH KAI.IX, N. Y., Krb. 25 lI'i four rhlldrrn and hounrkeriwr wnn burnril to dnith Turnilny niter n f i until! inothrr hud fullrn from tt pinch roof In trying to nuvn thrm from their fliiinlng honit 10 lnllrs wmt of line. Htutr pul ire mm dull the rtilna lor Hie Imtllrn of Mm. Kluubctli Ontrr, IIS. I hn hoiinekuriier, and funlrr, D, Anion, B, HU'liHid, t, and Koiuild, 4, children of Mrn. Lllza Ijrlh Ihn k, III). Mm. I link nuffcrrd ii'vrro buriin of thr uriiiH, hiuitln, buck und face. Hhe wu.n rr)orlrd In fnlr condition. A non by a prevloun marriage, Vrrnln Uiinklry, 10, encuiird without 1 1 1 J in y. apparently by Jiiinplng from thr porch roof of the ninull, one and onr-hiilf alory frame huune. Mineral Club To Meet On Thursday A mrrtlng of the Klimiuth N.ln rial club will be hrld at the cham ber of cnimiierrn rooma at 8 p.m. TliurMlay. At thin meeting there will be dmpluyn of grin mntrrlul In roiwh plrrra an well an cut and pnluhed gelnn. Thr Kliimuth Mlnrrnl club'n meet ing In lor the purpuw of ntudylng thr gi'dlogy mid tulnrriil rrao'ircra of the Kliimiith bunln and adjacent trrrllory nn well an the ntutly of thr lapidary nrl. All Intrrrnted per noiu lire Invltrd to attend thla meeting. Steel Price Boost May Not Hit Hard NEW YCIHK. I'll). -15 (I'i Full liiiiiuy Into lunl week boo.il In ntrrl prlr, ordered Tucnduy by I'rrslilrnt Ti tniii.il. limy dlacloae that on yrl only a ninull part of the 111 tluitry'n huge output la affected. Industry aourcra today Indicated a "rough gurnn" would be Uiat aixiut 'I.000.IKHJ Uina of nrml-flnbiheU atrel la nubjrrt lo the S! a Ion price In crraxr put llllo rffrct luat werk. Ihln would lie the amount of tail leu. blooni-H und nlubn nold by Urge ntrrl producrm to other concerna for rvruttiiil fubrlcntlon Into a wide vurirly of inunufuc-tured artlclea. 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