THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1948.
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SEC. II PACE 5
.US Now In Possession Of
Vastly Improved Atomic
Weapons After Research
lly ootid i.ovi i,a
HONOl.l M , Mny 30 ()' Tim
I'litlrtl H Intra Iiah MritjHiii
rually Imnrovril ovrr llir Hurtlnm
Jllruolilmu mitt NuiiUttkl lnr.
Alllln rntlll till llrrlHu prrk ii ti
ll rr in rrr ruruin, Inn ilrtnlU urn
lilililrn.
Till ha I hn gM nf n iirwa run
frrrin liirMluv Uy (tip inllllitrr
mid M'lnitirir illrrrliir uf n Julut
Uftk fiirici ii pon Ihrlr rrhirn from
l irrH Unit riitiiiUliinti' mi laolnlnt,
wrll iimrclrrt Inlurl.tk In (hp mill-r-rlflr.
'Mii'ict limy c(iinlu UmI llir InlfviL
mint ul iilnmlc tivti diirlnu the piut
4ft iliiyn, Thrrn Wf.il.oni nr Improved
ilflmi urio ti'Kliul. 'I "In-ip una mi
uinlriM'ii let I, imr itnv (Itupprd front
tlifl Alt'. Whrlhrr Klllilrd mlhullr
wrru iiird cftn't, ffir nwurlly rrnwin.
Up nmwrrril,
bpmlrm nf tuhk Ion p nrvni rvmlH
nil tjUrnlloii itttpmptlliK to pinpoint
Draft Cost
Estimated At
-517 Billion
WAHHINf ITON. Mny ad
Ctmlrninn Aniltrwn i(t-NY rtll
nintrit WrilnrMliiy (hut Uip full nM
nf nillltnry drnfl hill nnprnvnf bv
hi lum-m itrniH mtvIim .-nmmlttr-i
will b uppniximntply t7,WH)ooooo
vpnr.
Andrew ititvp tlit flihl drfiiittn
vohl t "vt ItitMtr to thp hmihP rulm
roninilllrr which rriumrtl hpnrlnui
on Hip niPitMirr 'Dip mil Krntin
nml rlfnr thp bill before It rnn fi
to (hp Iimim floor.
The protmnrtj bill mil for rrtfU
trntliin of torn Ifl through 30 ymri
with n iwo-vpitr drnft of mm from
19 tlimuiih 3A.
It Wfiulil ul hut lp Hip unnrd
fnrrp m hulld up h total Mrrniflh
of J 006 IW3 nipn. compared with ap
proximately now. It would
provldp limn power for a 70-nroiip
air forrr. mid it round mid iea form
to iupiMirt that nir power.
Henrtlorts meanwhile, wrentlrd In
an rffnrt to compromise the touchy
rarlal Uur rnlwd in ronnertlnii
with their vrratoti nf a draft bill.
Hrnntor lluuell i D-Oa i tnld a
rriwrter he rannot so along. Km
aril in Irndrr of a bund of Southern
democrat who liulnt thai no whitp
man draftrd for thp armed aervlce
ahould have to arrvt? alonnM.e a
man nf another race If he dopan t
want to.
Hip lute aI J. 8 ulildci In iiUiiulc
wcttponn.
IhH t if ii. John K. Hull, luk
forru coiiiiiiiiuilrr, pointedly com
ineiitrd; "We not our minwera. We
llkrd the niihwem."
" J hnp aimwera," wtil he, "hrlunx
to the Ijiltnl HUlr government
and, iiatiirally, are nut for publica
tion. It ran lip mild, however, (hut
the bomb worked. We have proved
the weupoii dPVPlopmriit work iIiiiip
by the Ijii Aluiniia (New Mmtro)
rlriillllp In born lory diirlnc (hp at
Iwo )par."
Navy Cupt. Jninea H, IIumpII,
dfputy (I licet or of the iitotnic emouy
coin m Pylon's divUion of nillltitry up
pllcittlon, pointed nut thut ttie
Iioiubn rxpliKlpil at Aluiuouordo, N.
Mex , lllrohhluia and Niiukl -hi id
the two i cm ((I lit Illklnl In IU4H
"were Wiiitlrne WPupftni denlKiied
uudrr rxtirinp prrAuic,"
KIiikIp io
"Durliii (hp iiprlud of wartime iIp
vrhipiupiit of atomic- energy, one
rrlriiUrwdy puraurd tta (be
i-rpit(liin of mi atomic bomb which
would work In tlnip (o be pffrrllve
In World War II." he wlcl. "It bad
only ( work; It ncrdrd not bp too
Plllrlrnt."
Or. Kami K. Kronwii, Mleittiflc
dli pl tor nf the tn.ik force, ituld the
tpftla cuiifinned "a lare body of
Idrua, throrlra and methodn which
huve urown out of the ton Alan urn
hietitiflr liibonitory "
MaJ. Clen. William K. Kepnrr of
the air lurcen affirmed there won no
alrplnne drop of a wpuihii). nor an
underwater' teat. He nnld It wa not
iiPiPAAnry to remove pervmnel from
Kniwrtnk for anv of the three tetfU,
No HkIU whji fthed on the niwruln
tlon that utich Infnrnmtlon prompted.
WHY WE SAY
Culm uaa llir Crcrk word for "burning
lirut. Noon in Athrna wa drvahtnt.
inf;lv hot, ShoparloaiMatlilrlra rralrd,
pi.-opti in grnrral rrpoainl ulm waa a
pf-rifKl of rent in thrir world. V
; and did not wem In a gmxl health
itn a year uuo when hhe obHrrved
htlde. onto for' cm torn and attain
for plHiloHiuphcrn.
MIaa Oolph, ncverthclr-.n, wan in
Kuy Aplriu ii nd extended hearty
, KiccliiiKt to the frlciidn and rclntlven
who called to wlah her well.
The pPtimylvnnlA Mrdlnl noclPtv
prc-iMitrd a plaque to Mlwt Oolph
Uxhiy In recoil it tioii of hrr urc,
WASHINGTON, May 20 tAt - An
amendment to the flood control bill.
filed WedneAday by Senator Morte
K-Oiti, would net aside $40 000 for
ue on McNary dam, near Umi
llllii. Ore.
I The Heat (oU No More! Fqulp
j your office with Art Mrtal deaka and
fllea. Pioneer I'rlntlnc A btattonery
i Co.. 122-124 Houth 0th.
Alaska Faces
Flood Threat
FAIKHANKH, Alaska, May 20
AJrnauy pri'ud on uiip Aide by the
Hooding TanaiiH river, Palruanlt
ttuxti a new JlofxJ thrrul WcdncK
day a heavy uprinif ruiioffn forr-ed
the Chenu river to It hlxhest level
in nine ycara.
Cuttinx throuKh the hean of the
city, the Chena haa riften 11 leet
Irom the level of the Ice ur!u;e
beiure the break-up elitht day aKO.
Klvcralde cablna and btiKlneui
houM; already am drawing water on
their itruund floorn. iianemcnU arc
flooded.
The U. B. uroi.jKical nurvey (aid
the rlver't rle wan slackenlnK and
reported the crext of the runoff
would noon appear.
The Tanana river, which overran
It banka aouth of the city laiit week,
han advanced within a mile of the
city limit.
The flooding water have made Im
partiable the Alajika highway be
tween here and Elelwn field. 2B
mllea away. A 200-fool atrctch of
railroad track wax wanhed out.
Food, military pemonnel and aorne
civilian workers are being Mirmlr-d
back and forth by air aevcral timet
dally.
Little Ada get cue ftt-suila U
Ihc Herald n(1 Uew, Want-Ads'
NUiiiM),ln'lMiNMH"
VOTE FOR
V W. Chos. (Wolly)
MOSS
. f
i iaaii ii a Iimm 1
For Democratic Nominct
SHERIFF
Experienced
Copoblt
Honest
Pi Adv.-. Wall? M
Grandma Slides
Bannister Again
HCHANTON. Pa. May SO i,Vi
Mim KUjrrnrp I)lph celebrated her
I01i birthday Wrdnrartay by alld
Ing down the ImnlMer to breakfaM.
Hhe rails the banister "my horse.
Pel." Before breakfast on each holi
day and anniversary. Miss Dolph
takes a ride on "Pet."
Hhe was III during the past year
her ICCth birthday with a double
FOR
Pleasant Foments
c
FOR QlMLITy !
asr
d
ygj-irs a piMC-$ize
BOTllt for only
S J
EVEBVESS
Here's light to fill the heart
with insl.inl muhinef
Here comet PM, the u hiskej
that puts delight in "De Luxe"
Here comet PM, the uhiikey
that putt magic into a highball
Sen e u ith gardeniat, tall glauet
and laughter!
KitioHal Dittillrrt Pnttucti Ctrptrathn, New Ytri. Blended Vhiskrr, K6 PrW. '0 Grjln Seutral ViV.V
THE FINEST SPARKLING WATER!
A PitwliKt nf rrpal-OoU CVmpany
rranrhUttf flflllUri Klftmftth rlli rrl
t ill milling t .
Democratic Voters of Klamath County
awv aMV 1
Hal .'.i
I am asking your support
in the primary election, May
21st, for the nomination of
shoriff. I was a member of
Klamath Falls police dept.
for seven years; hovo been
with Modoc Pine Co., the
li'iq past ten years as a sawyer.
Am a taxpayer and vet
eran of World War I.
If nominated and elected
'! It Is my intention to con
1 duct this office in the same
lent and courteous
ner in wnicn it nas
conducted the post 25
effici
R. A. (Smiley) LaLonde
Candidate Democratic Nomination
for Sheriff
Pd. Adv. H. A. Lal-rnndi
VdDTO MMfc
Jack
LA&LJ
For Republican Nomination for
O Present Deputy Sheriff
O 13 Consecutive Years Experience
as Deputy Sheriff
Qualified and Experienced
Pd. Adv. Jack Fruney,
Meet In Honor
Of Dowey Planned
81'OKANK. My 20 fTV-Oovernor
Thoinun E. Uewey of New York will
he honored At a public reception
Friday after hU luncheon niwech at
noon. Attorney Frank P. Weaver,
Dfjwey't Eastern WushliiKton vice
chairman. Bald WedneMjuy.
"There will be no nmoke-flllpd
rrxiin with hand-plrked people
Hireling the Rovrrnor," Weaver Bald.
"The reception line will be open to
everyone."
Dewey Is Acheriuled to arrive here
by plane from Portland at 11 a.m.
and will leave for Seattle at 3 p.m..
Weaver aald.
Diseose Rate In
State Shows Gain
PORTLAND, May 20 WtAn In
crease In communicable disease waa
recorded In Oregon lant week, the
state board of health vald today.
Influenza, dysentery, measles,
mumpV infantile paralysis, and
whooping couKh have all been more
prevalent In Oregon thiA- year than
la.it, the board added.
Byrd Predicts
I Big Deficit
I WA8HINOTON, May 20 tfPt
! Senator Byrd iD.-Va.) Wedncsctay
ptrdlctcd a federal budget deficit
, close to tl0.O0O.0OO.0O0 by 1950. He
i told the aenate thla "will mean an
I Increaae in taxes which will ahake
' thr private enterprise system to 1U
very foundations."
Byrd said also there will be a
deficit for the fiscal year itartlim
July 1. but he did not teatlmate It.
He forecast a deficit of from 17,000,
000.000 to M.OOO.OOO.OOO between cash
expenditures and cash Income for
the fiscal year beginning July 1,
For the following year, Byrd told
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
Lifetime Guarantee
Free Demonstration
Phone 9200 1401 Csplanada
his colleagues, "the deficit may be
approximately 110,000.000.000.
Byrd laid these figures bflort the
senate In arguing for a proposed
COO.OOO.OOO slash In appropriations
for rivers and harbors.
Byrd spoke sa trie republican
members of the senate-house eco
nomic committee lined up solidly
for euttlng federal spending aa on
of the beat ways to curb Inflation.
Phone your want-ad to The Herald
and News, Bill, or bring your -d to
the office at Pin and Esplanade.
Pay In advance, get 10 discount. :
mm
94 t 0.ty f France", Wl Deaasm
Mf PwilaW. Haltilt 0. Mmim, Or. Mgr.
9x9 FT. ARMT
TENTS
UMBRELLA
TENTS
t rt.
Tenl
M4 it Ibikl
hIUr Un tlsk. TNt .
35.95
42.50
M..it - imi a jp? ra
lf.nl !!. ZlM.r rr.nl .... aiaW
lollt FT. U. i.
ARMY TENTS
ARMY PUP TENT
145
19.?5 I
G. I. HUNTING KNIFE
WITH It"'' a SHtATH
69c
SHORT HANDLE
TRENCH SHOVEL.
i $59.50 Electrol
OUTBOARD
MOTOR
27
95
59c
U. S. ARMY
PICK AXE. .
$1.59
BUNK BEDS
$95
6
Sleeping Bags
0. 0. WOOL.
Gt. urvlst
ns? nir ...
$195
AIR MATTRESS
e-.VrSl -195
Wrih !. I I
NATT rOLOlKO
CANVAS COT
I Rat 4Vm
53.95
colcmax o. L t-Biaxra
GAS STOYE
$in95
Fili Intel
imall cftrrjlnt
12
AGM !-Mantle
LANTERN
Olin VrillUsl UsM
8.95
Kant r It volt !
Ury IJftl fr froth waUl
Irollltif Tlir tltak
BEAND NEW.
tU. S. ARMY STEEL 9
COT WITH SPRINGS
iauli.s
3.95 I
fWJUIhj
l BkiV UBAVV nil TV Si
nm S) IBn avw
TIRI PUMP
Sr. Hrwt
FOLDING CANVAS
WATER BUCKET,
BraaS newt
59c
STURDY LEATHER
WORK GLOVES
LIFE RAFT
At fthsr BftlicU
16
95
Deep Sea
Heavy 300-Foot
Fish Line
FISHING TACKLE
Leader material
Nylon leader, lerel,
Nylon leader, tap.,
Single action reel
54 yds. Cattyhonk
Lire bait cans
16c
1.49
. 15e
- 98e
line 1.00
5oe
CASTING POLES
Silver stl. easting pole 4.95
Casting pole and reel, 4.45
Casting pole and reel 3.95
Also in Stock Wood min
nows, Jnne Bug splnnera,
baas plurs, stalnlesa steel
leader and aheepskln lined
reel cases at bargain prices!
$125
I MAE WEST INFLATED S
LIFE PRESERVER
i 195 i
teWawJuiHi
S3.95-25-ft. Quolity i
GARDEN HOSE
C.mtl.l. with Ctsllnn I
2.95
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
i H..P. MOTOR
32"
Siarlt phio bill
bcmrlas; cipacllr
otr id f?elt
11 r tt nil AO
r DC. vrif
iH.P.G-EMotor
Kakbrr ntntti
lincl has 11S
a P.M. flo roll AC.
They ihooltl ho a
srllotH at tbia baf
rain ttrlto
18"
liH.P.GAS ENGINE
ra . mnlM Brim snj Slrill.a
4-ar.l. natara as, , MWcr ain.
Sale price ealy
$4450
Power tools, manual feels, high speed teals for shop,
mill, farm, garage, home, and for hobbyists, painters,
carpenters, machinists, mechanics, motorists, etc
fhsrWVtfcWIHI
Attention ooy scouts; J
5 Compass and Match S
2 Box 2
2 Match box is water- S
L proof, with compass in S
lid. one i
Onlr mW
BIIIIIIIIIIIZl
and
i i
Skucncr
Various site, at
wnlrd down Drlcen!
ViliiiiiiiiiixxiV
Store Hours: I a. m. to p. m.
Till FT. HYLOM TARP
Blao r.)4 Col.r.
Wattroror4 - Cott p
w tm urraa f till
Barcsla Prie.
3"
Alaska Stool Framt
RUCK $1
SACK
i rramt
3"
Texas Steerhide
WORK SHOES
All leather uppers with neo
phrlne soles and heels. $i95
Only, a Pair
ARMY COMBAT BOOTS
lir.,illntl, welt at.'l aa API
rik s su am. TsO.V?
nr
U.S. Marine T-
WORK SHOES h
fl 1 1 mjfm tUhlnsT. laJ
jT-WSw rlao alf
WAC SKIRTS
Worsted wool, khaki color. A
real value at this CO
close-out price, each .... 3 m
Leather Jackets
Made of front uartar
horsehlde, Mouton collar,
knit cuffa and walat band.
A real $) )95
barfaln C
TENTS CANVAS CAMP goods I fUfo sumitspW
320 So. 6th MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Ph. 9206
J