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Newspaper Page TextIt THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1948 HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINE GOP Solons Go Ahead On Tax Slash WASHINGTON, Mnrrh IK i1'i Thirty-two rrjiiililli-uii grim turn rit I rUlfd today to R alien d Willi llir ironir Ui t ulllni hill ilmpllr pna- libit IhmirU In nilllUry rxprtull j turn. j (hulrmmi Mllllltln H'.ilu.t nlil 1 ti tHiV i-iiiilrrrnt'r ilrrlclrit, with-1 out tittjrrtlmi. o puftli fur, ntkiit of s4.kuo.uou.ooo mlmiliiii bill. Semite (Irlmir hrtttim on thr inruH 1 lire Uxltiy. Mtlllklit hiiUI hr luipm It cmt he -mcltilrt thin wrrk. Prrnltlrnt I'mmim nikrtl ronurrni yotrnluy (nr n tinlvrrntl mllltiirv trnltiliiK Inw iinl Irnipnnuv rrvlvnl of thr dinft Milllkln iill Dip ir- pIlbhcUMK (trrhlrtt llir plfnrnt llUCl - grt ampUiii ta hiu rtioiiKti lit dike curt of any nillimry Rptmilintt re quited. I Hurphm Krd He mild tlty u!m believe Dint tli turpi.. will provide n uiMHl-nlrd psiymmt mi t lit nntlumil clrbt. Til rpimbllrniw mirerd. Milllkln aid. to otnxuiit nil iimjur stmencl ' snmiA to tf.e ex riiltiim bill. i llr llntrtl Ihrw tm! (It a tlmiic runic ftuomiuiie iu rut timy i wv. 0moo0; ft) m lUintirrnllr firopoMnl to reatnre tiie rrr profit (SI and ft move to wipe out thr olro tnvrcurliie ti. llr Mid thr rnnfrrrnrr tmtk no High School AW By j MASEL0UDll..idl .....an .... II.- mrr.l. nf thr alro ' " '"""' ""I" The) ifiimti score wn WnhlnKlon 3d, Klu.nath 3:i. II wnn a clue itnine and our hoy tlirrve a bin hitnd. Thr hull nf KUMH HI llullrriilily very burr Uirne day with mi limiiy indent In Kuucne for tin tourna iiirnt. KvriylhlnK rle hu more or li'M moved In (lie barkuround until tho week I over. KiiMcr pluna urn under way tor several cliilw. Ilia KiinU-r aancmlily, which l Liidltlu.mlly Klvrn by llio lll-V. will In held March 34. The awrmbly will be nerlnu and Constat III Uie main or ajirrchc. I f weather ncrrultt. thr Knitter If wrathcr permit, the Eatrr bclcl an the lawn In front of the Mull M'hool. In cioie of rain or Minw, Uie KU auditorium will hotiitr the rurly mwainx service. Mantle llob Initon. Trl-lll-Y ehnlilitlii. I in iltnriio of arranirrincnt. AaalatlhK her are the chaplain of the tllflcr rnt chapters. Only it more dyi till thr OlrlV Frvrr. Draft Could BeVorkinq Yery Quick y .BAI.KM. f)rr . March 18 fl' - Uruft of mni Into thr united forn-n could bridn within ih in 00 (in yd aftrr cmi Krr.Mi (nihurd h nrlrt tlvr wrvUti law, M11J. (rn. l-f win IS. Ilfrnliry mild Iiitb Inn? yphirnhiy. In itu rmi'inrmy, llir iiuLlonul wlrrtlvr hi-ivlcn dlrrctor mild, "wo cdtiKI bruin dntftlnu turn (julckcr tlii.n 4f to Ik) day, but that U the rntlinntp bunr on thr Job If Inn dniir In mi orderly wuy " Thr ueneru) imld he heard I'rrnl drill 'rriiman'a draft inrwaitr yentrr-' day on hln car radio whiln driving to Halem. Ho nald hr did not know what kind nf 11 drufl law thr prrnl driit had In mind, but prcMimcl it wan for taklnu rnrn in the lH-'o mtc Kroup to make up thr deficiency 111 voluntary rnl!ntimuitn. Hr xh hero on nutlon-wtdr 111- Mwctlon tourt Tralnliik whooU for hit staff and national Kimrd pro curement officer urr now brlna held over tho country, but they are part of tho nuular proKrmn and hiivc noIhliiK to do with current Interna tional problem, hr nald. In tho event of ft draft, only 1,300.000 rnrn thoxe who becume 18 yrara old nltiro last April I would need to retfWer. Thr other menu r omnia mo already at hand, lie Mild. Hrrhlu-y left Imto lant IilKht lor Portland and planned to confer to day wiih Gov. John Hall before roUir in Heattle. Four Persons Burn To Death in Rural Home Fire l Hut lr will a inrnilnlrnl tu lir .t out wnold hr ntMiril on thr muod tlial thin arllnn l not pmprr In the irmrnt bill. Brnalnr Clrnrvr (On... rnnklltR driunt rat oo thr ix i'.alr llnitni r com. mlitrr. Jolinl Utr irpiililliniiii in fi.rriIlnu cany wnale unuuue of thr U bill. Four Priests Elevated Washington. Manh u iti Kratlnn of four Amrrlcan prlrMa to thr Kpiu'otmcy Wat ainiotinrrd totlny by llir Moat Hrv Amino Olvaiml Clcotftiitlll, niHMtolIc drlr late to lite Unltrd Blatrt. The Rev. Io Fnblan rahry. pnMor of ftarrrd llrart rlltlrrh. Ilnttlra burn. MI..(W be rmidjtitor with r1hl of Atlct-rMlon to Hilltop Jiutcpll T, MiCJrath of linker City. Ore. Horn In Bay 8t, Loula, Miu.. In HOI, Dlihop-rlrcl Fahry atudlrd at Bt Jwrpha armlnary. St. Brnrdlct. 1 ; Kenrtrlrk armlnary. Wrbalrr Qrovra. Mo.: the North Amrrlmn COllrvr In Komr, and thr Cnihollo Unlvrrally of Amrrlra. Ho waa or dained at Bny Ht lxiula In lU-'O. Other elevatrtl; The Rev. Kdward C. Daly to bi bl"hop of (ra Molnra; the Rev. lo John Htrrk to be aux iliary blho. nf Bull Ijtkr: and Ute Rrv. John Francla Drardrn to be Sevuilutor with rluht of aurceMion j in Bishop Hugh H. Boyle of Pllla- Burfh. .roiKlnuna Chirk, vlrr prrntdrnt of IMlii'r-A-lxt, la In rliame of the decoration and chnlrmitn of the main committee. The formal will be a alway. Rtrl-akboy. Htrlctly. flral-cla mnMiurrnde will be the order for the HpnnMi chil) frolic April 3. No one without a mak will be allowed In the dunce until after 10 o'clock. Ciimmltlrea worklni on thr frolic are mnnnKed by Mrrlene BurninK- hnm, Chcrie Miihnn, Donna Ittte Wordrn and PrMldrni Kdlth Win acnbiu-h, Kcncrnl commltire. Fonda t'nraciui will chalrmnn the public ity committee, aaalatrd by Joan Moore, Hnndra Mftore, Jrun Mahan, Jran Hhldlrr. VlrRlnln Thomni and Barbara Uutely. Drcorutlona will be handled by Dolurrri Moon, rhitlrmiin, PrlM'illa JIuW'lllllK. I'nt Piitfctifuh, Utirclha Miller and ltoncmury Murray. Hell er for thr conciiuiloiu will br Carol Van Doren, Eathrr Sloru, Dulorr llelderer, Phyllla Kaup. Pntny Tlt fce. Uuibitra Kollx and Jcnn HobitrU To lluy, Sell or Trade It pays to read Herald and Newt Claaaifled ALBANY, Ore., March 18 lA't Four prraonn burned to dentil and a fifth waa filially Injured In a fire whirl) leveled a rural home near hi re hint ululit. Two other were critically hurt. Tl.rcr of Hie II) pernon In the real rlenie eacaped with nllKlit Injuries. The family had Juat moved Into thr hoime In 'he eiiat Knox Butte community and whh npendltiK It firat IilKht there deputy Coroner Wnlier Kropp aild thr bodlc of four who died 'n thr fire would br removed from thr ruin today. They were Mr. Ai.nle lliuika, 411: two of hrr chil dren. Chitrlea tunk. II. and Ver non Dunk. 4: and Itli hurd DlrllnK 14 the Kon of Mr. and Mr. Krneftt Dtrt.r.K. Toiicjirt. Waah., friend of thi Dunk family. Wallitor nunka Jr., ft montha old, waa thrown from a bedroom win dow by hi parents. Mr. and Mr. I 'link, who then Jumed and iHter tiKik him Ui Ificrnberher hoapltal in Portland. Hie Infant dlrd In the hospital curly today with a frac tured skull. In critical condition In General hoapltnl here are Hoy Dunks. 22. and Oulnnd Dunk. 17. Thrlr broth er Irvln, 20, a crlple, who drag- kr hlmaelf to a flrat floor bedroom v-tndow and ecapfd, alv. waa un t.'rr hospital treatment. HI brother Wallace pulled him away f.om the house after he had gotten through tl r window. Reuben F. Punka, husband of the burned woman and father of two victlma, waa not at home lat nlKht. He wa en route from Boise, where he had delivered a load of lumber. Police were attempting early today Ui Ira-ate him In Eastern Oregon. Firemen reported cauae of the blaze waa not Immediately deter mined. IJeputy Kropp reported Ir vir Dunks tild ol hearing aomcone yill "fire." He ald the boy report ed the family had left an oil hcat Iriii stove burning overnight In a downstairs room. Oleo Tax Row To Be Investigated WAHHINOTON. March 1" ln The house agriculture committee vr.ted 14-10 Wednesday to establish a subcommittee to lnvetlgat the oleomargarine tax controversy. The group will make It flrat re port to congreas before next Jan uary 1. The full committee voted Id In 10 yesterday to ahelve all leglalatlon propoalng to repeal the special taxes on oleomargarine. "0ldat40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy Tort frur h 1 funittivu ' pppr 70 if tw ' "P" 'Oi trn. f;or.i!rn tfm'r for tsk, ruit'I'. tvliug il'ia viMr u t'Mj t U'k f ir"0 h!'ii attft turn iivt wnmcfi rn " Trr txllH Tritil 7tJ( (if pa-Ji. wmi fLri. tbU 7 Uf. Ntw "nl avorjUAlDtawJ" ln Um. At druf itoffi everywhere in Klamath ralla. at Walcreen'a and Whitman Drug HELP WANTED WORKING CROSSWORD PUZ ZI.K and jut can't gi-t it. What's a 2-lettrr word lor Particular Mild new, and Perfectly Marvelous taste? U.ll. G.B., You must live in Abyaainia. I'M de Luxe Mended Whiakey get It? Then GET it! National Dis tillers Products Corporation, New York, N. Y. 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