WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACI SEVEN
Lew Wallace
Protests
human Trip
pnltTIANl), June. 0 (I'l-Unno-emtio
uulirritultirlitl niiiiilnen ,ew
Wallace tut no intention uf boll
liiH I Im Truman ImiMl-wiiunii, but
hr aiireen Willi mimp putty leaders
Unit I lio wrntrrti lour U minium
died.
The OH'Knii imily'H imiliiiml cum
mltleemau hemme Involved III nil
nutl-Ti utuan ct 1 h ) ll t f yeli iday
When William HH.Iilr, ntntn rlnilr
II) nn of Nrhinhku, unimimird enn
IrntH nf a letler retelvrd from the
Oieumi parly lender.
Hllthle mild Wallace had cilll
rled Tiumau'n trip. Wallace yen
terttuy replied lin hud nut been
critical o( Trillium -In "HHI per cent
Inr the preMdent"- but explained
hr hud crltlclrd nitKtiiiiitlllnic nf
(hr trip by piuly mden,
Wallace mil d: "What I ndually
wrote: 'I tint KHHiur thr name kind
of ruiwtrnund here mid I think It
1 wont thiui what you hip rt
tlnu 'In NehrnMtnr hecauMt I urn
candidate, fur uovenmr, And.
Hi 111 lr I renlle the nh-rilm nf lieat
Iiik thr stale official properly, the
governor and nccrctary of state are
nbMutt mid the neilnu Kovnrnor, who
In brluu kowtowed to, Is the out
going htuti trrithtirrr nnd one nf
(hp prlnrlptil owurrn of Thr Ore
gonlan. the republican paper which
linn nltritdy sharpened It knife to
cut Truman's thnmt'."
Wallace added Ihut nil hr wanted
ft for the people to fee thr pre.
Ictent. especially the children. Me
said there win no reason thn pres
Idmt could not iiUo sec runklni
paity aides In the wcMern states.
Archers Turn
Out For Shoot
Hpr( tulnii llnrd up Monday eve
ning nt the Attainout school grounds
to wnirh a group of arch crn trying
their tikill.
Around 18 men, teachers, business,
men. students und merchant par
ticipated lu the shooting lining bob
bing ballon as well a stationary
targets for shouting marks. Prom 4'J
to Vi'pmmd bow wrrr used and
many of the men weir equipped
with thr approved three-linger glove
mid left nun brnter lor protrrtton.
Thr putp4 of (he shoot wm to
find out if thrrr U enough Interest
In nichrry to organtre a group in
Klnmnth Full for recreation mid to
linprovp -.kill tar deer hunting.
At pre-.enl (he group calls Itself
the M.iMii Archers with Cecil Green
Jr. us temporary president mid Itov
Huge ha temporary chairman. Thrrr
Ul be another shoot at Altninont
school until lulu nt 3 p m. Humlny
mtd meeting at 8. 6th nt
6 .10 p. m. next Tuesday. Anv one
interested Is rordlnlly Invited to attend.
Lined Up To Let Fly At The Mark
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Farm Group
Edwin J. BluMncy ul Mullti will be
rhalrniHii of tltv Klumuth county
chiimbftr of coininrrcfi'R UKrlculturu)
coiiiiiiHUc for the ni'Xl Vi ni'iiitlin.
Ulik Hi'iil, mi'iulwr of Ui!
board of Ulrer.'lorA, will br on thu
conitnltU'e nnd other cominiltuu-mi-n
will Include.
A. It Cniii)bfll. I'aul J. Uiillon,
W. C. Uiilton. J. II. J Jrmiari. KDry
Ucl.np, I ao Ulxon, I'cRy Ulxun,
C. A. Dunn, Hum Kmn.in, K. A.
Oeury, O, Y. HiikkIuikI. Cecil Iliilcy,
O. J. illlymd, Lee ilolllduy. I.. I.
llormn, U'WIn KiindiH, Willlmn
Klttredite. K. V. Iemler, L. I.. Uun-
I biird, Uiin Uskey, Uuvld McCoinb,
Willlmn ItiiJnilK, Jiime V. Ibmitvcd'.,
Kied Kueck, A. W. Hdiaup, Henry
Heinon, John A. Bliort, Dr. K. W.
Htenrtiif, HUMiell H. 'I'lMlule, Scoll
Wnrren ond Uule Went.
The ftervlce fund coininlttee will
be comixjKed of Cul I'eyuin, chulr
niun; A. M. Collier, director; K. H.
IluUilter, Ed Bell, Huy BIKKer, Troy
Crxik. 1'HUl Uallon. frank Drew. E. d.
Elliot, John fowler, Churlen Kyock,
itiirne Maxin, Percy Murruy. K. L).
Hakentruw nnd Kllxrt Veutch.
Itaymanil Hmilrlinnip UniU at the rml of the line of arrhera Hho
huhl ihmitlnf iMMltlnn. nrrow alnteU l Urgel to yard iiHity. Around
in men tried their pklll In ttte art Monday on the Altamont arhwd
groumli.
Campaign Costs
Filed In Salem
On Aircraft Carrier
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Correct Position For A Bullseye
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Vonporf Site Asked
For Airport
PORTLAND, June 0 i4'-A move
In undrr way to comert the flood
mnanhed Vmiort area Into an auxil
iary municipal airport for flying
huMneMmen and tourlida.
The city aviation rnmmtslon hn
been aked by Chairman Roy Owen
ti consider thr prtipmal. He ex
plained the mile square properly in
not hkrly to be rotuldered prime
Industrial mtp property an tl wn
Iwfore the flood and that It
eentrnlly located between Portland
and Vancouver.
Navy plans to rtab11h a naval air
reserve training pro; ram In Portland
are being studied, the commission re
ported. The navy wants to use a
part nf the Porlland-Columbla airport.
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Cecil (irren Jr. ho Roy Kukc the correct stance for pulling a
bow and ahootlng an arrow. Tip of arrow extendi Just be) ond the end
of the thumb and thr tiring la pulled back under the chin, (irern and
Huge are temporary offlrera of the proposed lUiin Archrrn club.
Kdward I. Barrett, aeaman ap
prentice, I'HN, son of Mr. and Mra.
Albert Barrett, of route 3, Klam
ath Kails, In nerving aboard the
aircraft carrier l.'SH Ilendova which
In on a world cruise. The aircraft
carrlrr t'HH Itendova departed on
April 1. from han Francisco, to
deliver L'nlted K tales planes to the
Turkish government. It will con
tinue through the Huez canal, visit
ing Aden. Hah rein, Arabia; Colom
bo. Ceylon; Klngapore; Manila and
Honolulu, completing Hn world
cruise In July at han Diego. Named
after Itendova Uland in the Solo
mon Islands, the aircraft carrier la
commanded by Capt. T. It. Fred
erick. IHS. II Is a Commencement-
Bay class ship, displacing
22.500 Ions.
Broad Flood
Relief Asked
WA811INOTON, June 9 M', An
Idaho senator Is urfilnn that flood
relief legislation for the Northwent
be made broad enough to aid Irri
gation and drainage districts whose
dikes and canals were damaged.
Senator Dworshak (U-lda.l said
he made that recommendation yes
terday at a meeting r.i senate mem
bers from Northwest states, pre
sided over by Senator Cordon U
Ore.l. Discussion at the senate
group's meeting centered on a t'ZO.
000,000 appropriation proposed for
reconstruction nf public utilities. In
cluding housing.
At the same time house members
from the Northwest met separately
with Hep. Angell IR-Ore.) presid
ing. Angcll said the house members
discussed Immediate and stop-gap
housing needs and provision for
permanent dwellings to replace pub.
lie housing destroyed by fiords.
George H. Field, commissioner of
the bureau of community facilities
of the federal works administration,
gave both groups a report on his
personal Inspection of the flooded
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BALEM, June 0 ol'i The com
inUlcc lor W. A Rwihlighl, Portland,
who was un-succcutul in his cam
paign for republican nomination lor
congress, reported Tuesday It spent
'!B1 In the primary election cam
paign. Kushllght himself said he did
n't spend any of his own money.
Other campaign expense fctate-. C-lo- Cknu lnin
ments today: ! ...
John T. Hemley, 8t. Helens, for CHICAGO, June 9 iI'i Sears
congress, $150. Roebuck and company, mall order
Lowell Stockman. Pendleton, for i firm, reported Tuesday Its sales for
congress, none. Stockman for Con- May totaled $1B3J26305. This Is an
grcss club, 1473. Increase of 12.7 per cent over the
Lew Wallace, Portland, unopposed $171,561,594 grossed In May. 1947.
candidate for democratic nomina- I For the first four months of the
lion for governor, $1143. company's fiscal year, February
George Neuner. for renomlnatlon : through May. the cumulative total
for attorney general, $186. was $731,754,631. This Is 22.3 per cent
Yeater for Representative commit- ! above the $598,568,782 sold in the
lee, Marlon county, $430.
Soldier Killed
By Lieutenant
NUERNBERG. Germany, June 9
U. S. army officials investigated
Tuesday the fatal shooting of an
American soldier by an army lieu
tenant.
comparable period a year ago.
Astoria Picked
For Lions Confab
LA GRANDE, June 9 op) The
Lions club state convention has '
named Astoria as site for the 194C
assembly. j
District governors elected yester- '
The provost marshall's office said day are Lee Murphy. Junction City,
Pvt. Ralph J. Light. Myerstown, Pa., I Eastern Orepon: Oliver Pessonen.
was shot to death last Saturday
night.
No charges have yet been pre
ferred and the lieutenant was re
leased to his commanding officer
landing completion of the Investiga
tion. Officials said the shooting oc
curred after Light slapped the offi
cer's wife and called her Insulting
names.
Astoria, for Western Oregon: and
Kenneth Wilcox, Hillsboro, South
ern Oregon.
V. G. Klngsley. Junction City, was
named to the Eastern Oregon nom
inating committee and Austin Dunn.
Baker, to the resolutions committee.
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Police To Hold
Bicycle Auction
The city police department has a
number of unclaimed bicycles which
will be sold at auction unless the
owners claim them.
Police Chief Orvllle Hamilton said
that the bicycles were apparently
abandoned, and picked up by pollc.
They are stored In the garage of the
cltv hall.
The bikes will be kept for a while
longer by police and then sold if they
are not claimed.
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Truman To Give
Flood Report
PORTLAND, June 9 oil The
Civic auditorium will be opened to
the public when President Truman
addresses the nation hv radio Fri
day after his tour of the Columbia
river flood rone.
The president will give 10-mln-tite
flood reiwt at 1 p. m. The
Red Cross said the auditorium will
be oiHMtrd at II '30 a. m. and the
doors rinsed at 12:45 p. m . shortly
before the president arrives.
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crossnn the flnlih Una uiuolly eomri
thn frnatnr part of Ihn ma without
straining him soil, Ha rana nasi If and
sill hn can apart when BncMsary.
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