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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1949)
PACE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1 94 Plea Made To Fulfill Foreign Aid WASIIINflTOV, July 13 W HuTtUry of Stale Arheson today flatly opposed an? rut In the ad mlnUtralton'a projected Sl.45a.Mo... 0 foreign anna aid program. He a- ihla figure represents the absolute minimum needed for Western Europe and rtt hrr areas. The reeretary stated his position at a news conference while oppo aitlon led by 8eiutor Taft R Ohlo) was wiping ou prospecta for a outck aenate vote on the North Atlantic treaty. The small group opposing the d-ense agreement centered Its fire on the military aid program and the commitments carried In the part. Acheaon alse commented m an ther tssae which haa arisen on Capital hill. He agreed with Sena tor Dulk-s IR-N.Y.I that the I nil ed States delegation at the Big F oar foreign ministers' meeting In I Paris had considered whether the I American people should he kept I "artificially alarmed" and had the' Idea rejected completely. The matter came up. Acheron I said. In discussion of whether the I Russians might try to create a false sense of peace and security by making a show of cooperation. The U. 8. delegation, he added, decided that it should not reject any possible avenue of cooperation with the Sonet Union merely be cause acceptance of the avenue might relax tension in the world Majority Leader Lacas (D-III.I aaid he may keep the aenate In session Sstnrday to reach a vote aa the IJ-natlon alliance designed to strengthen the defenses of the West against attack. Other senators said privately the vote may not come until early next week. Senator Wherry of Nebraj ka, republican floor leader, said he had pact speeches on the re publican side of the aisle booked through Thursday. The dispate waa becoming aa aharp that Senator Vandenberg It-Mich.) waa reported getting ready ta re-enter the fight with 1 f e ! WIW . 1 ' ....... T? m-r A " ." w x, . - . . , . .V--.. V . v U..--.s- -auu . ' i. i i n i 1 1 si i hh MianT r T JET NAILS 'EM WITH A HOP, SKIP AND A BOOM An F-84 jet fighter zooms overhead as its 100-pound proctice bomb pierces the center of the target during skip bombing at the first annual air force gunnery meet in Las Vegas, Nev. The dust cloud indicates where the bomb struck the ground, and the trail of smoke marks the path of the bomb as it skipped into the target. Teams from the best fighter groups in the nation participated in the meet on a competitive basis in various phases of bombing Klamath Lodg Installs Klamath lodge 137. IOOP. held Installation of officers Tuesday night for the new term. Those re ceiving the honors of the lodge were Norman Duffy, noble grand: Prank Hurd. rice grand: L. J. Pltssimmons. treasurer: Herbert Munsell. secre tary: George Lewis, warden: Paul Tally, conductor: E. H. Lawrence, chaplain: H. D. Bamhart and Ar den Morgan, right and left support ers to the noble grand: J. J. Lew Is and Fred Howard, right and left supporters to the trice grand: Rob- a second major speech tn favor of the treaty. e, OOF. New Officers ert Runkle. in.-ide guardian: Carl Sandall. outside guardian: Harry Lemler and Reynold Fiusimmons, ; right and left scene supporters, i The installing officers were dl- trict deputy grand master. H. D. i Bamhart: Carl Sandall. grand mar ' shal: J. J. Lew-.s. grand warden: L. J. Fitxsimmons. grand chaplain; j E. H. Lawrence, grand guardian; ! A. B. Lund, grand herald, j An entertainment Hit. furnished ! by members of Prosperity Rebekah j lodge 104. and Odd Fellows of ! Klamath lodge 137. followed the In. stallauon ceremonies. Those in the i cast were Pau! Tally as sheriff: Governor Of Hawaii Asks Strike Power HONOLULU. July 13 it lov. Iiinriiin M. stninbaik turnrd to llawails li'uMiuiiio today In hopes of getting bromt new powers to end the Islands' 74-day dock strike. He wilt call a secial session, he announced. Just as soon aa the leglslutuies holdover committee drafts a proponed little Talt-llnrt-ley labor prottrnm. He a.-kcd that It be done by Tuesday. The com mittee unit riiiht to work. The key bill In a five-measure series by the Hnwallan Bar associ ation would arm the governor with tnluni'tive powers to step Into the CIO longshore ttcup. It also would authorize him to seise and oper ate the now idle dorks and other public utilities "when the health and welfare of the people" are at stake. The International Longshore men's end Warehousemen's union pulled Us 3000 stevedores off the waterfront Muy 1. It wants a 31 cent Increase of the II 40 hourly P"" The employers once offered 11 cents, but withdrew It. The strike has locked tn sugar and pineapple exports. No shipments can '-onie in except govenmirm arranged food relief cargoes. n i n is -fOaV ta i i I t al T Vm '"" na ' s7 jLLA Oldest Hippo Coo And Calm NKW YOKK. July 13 UT-To ha the oldest hippniHilamtis In the world l something. Hut Peter the llreat, venerable llionx sihi IHpiH), Uxik his 481 It birtliiliiy calmly Uulay. That twiie llir sue uf Ilia averaii hlpiio eiiuivnlriit to an age of 130 or so in liuuitiiu. Prte has never known Hie love of another IUiK since he was takrii from his mother al Ilia age of I hire. Ill fact, lies really nunr kitoaii aiuiiher hliiH. lis slsies rellertlvely al Ills hu man vliltori. He lowers his tso tint Into his Mtol, snorting anil wal lowing, lie rais a gruel ill hay. Ik Jut another day to him. Oeorge Lewis, Carl Sands 11 and Frank Hurd as gamblers: with the reading, -The Lady That's Known as Lou." given by Martha Hurd. as sisted at the piano by Alma Cofrr. Refreshments were served after the j meeting. Klamath lodge wishes to thank I members of Bonanut lodge for their 1 presence at Tuesday's installation. and for the times past, when they assisted In putting on degree work. SENTENCED LI?BON. Portugal. July 13 iTi A Lisbon court today sentenced IS persons accused of engaging in com munist propaganda to prison terms of up to IS years. Part of the sen tences will be served at hard labor. Twelve other defendants were acquitted. Eye Glasses Are Like Cosmetics ... they should flatter your features eye glasses cover nearly one-third of your face. Thaf s vfhy if s so important you wear glasses styled to" flatter your features. That's why hundreds of men and women choose Stylish "Dependable Eyewear" . . . the eyewear fitted to the shape of your face . . . designed to give you added beauty and comfort. Join the people who dress-up their eyes with Stylish "Dependable Eyewear' ! Yours Today Weeks To Pay 1 mi. CUSTER Reqistered Optometrist With offices at Stai r 715 Main Street, Klamath Falls tV: mi L toft fx V 1 , I Jl 1 f f i !' E t 1 1 . I I I If IV V! 1 Eugene Flood Thraf Lessened FI'OENK. July 1J (41 - Earthfill portions of the Dorrna dam breast work have been raised to the low. est concrete level of the project aimed at curtailing flood waters In the Eugene area. Resident Protect Engineer VY. A Schwari snld there no longer was any dangrr that a flash flood or prolonged high water would wash out the earthworks. He said the low concrete block sector would permit run-off of any unexpectedly high water before the I14.UOO.000 project Is completed. The dam. scheduled to be operating as a flood control unit in the uptwr Wtllomette valley by November, will take 1 1 feet off Eugene flood crests. Bomb Threatens Hosoital Patients LONDON. July 13 if Ambu lances removed 360 patients today from a hospital endangered by a World War II bomb burled acrona the street. The bomb, dropped by a Oerman INDIA CRASH VICTIMS Fred Colvig (left) ol the Denver Post, and George Moorod (right) of th Portland, Ore , Ore goman, were among the 13 American nej ond radiomen atoard the Royal Dutch Airlines Constellation which crashed ncor Bombay, India. Betides the newsmen there were 32 other I persons aboard the plane, ail of whom were killed Western Building Shows Decline Over Year Ago I PORTLAND. July 13 A decline In the number of building jobs ! started in the West lust month, as compared with a year ago. a us re ported today by the magasine Western HutUliim. A total of 3JHM building permits, for 1157.1114 7:14 worth of con struction was Issued in June. A year ago the figures were 36.044 per mits and UrUxaotUI. i The statistics covered 257 cities and counties Angeles ranked first in the amount uf county second, and Portland third. The 10 leading construction areas: . June l4 . I-D 4:14 IMI4 14 0 OtS . eNd iM . 4.53 1. 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