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TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN r Yaughan In Army Case; Action Asked WANIIINfiTON, Julv l? I'Vi Hif Vili(niliin imv Mm J. irn. Harry II. Vaughn, .'resident Tru nait'a military aide, I rprlrd la have had I he "IrtiprnitrrU furiilh n prnwiinrl data" mhltt. rru1lrd In the uiriilun uf .UJ. en. Aldoi II. Walll. In ft cnpyitght arlltle, the Vul iriMittcd that "Lite d.tU In Mild to have been relayed to Vuuglmn" by J ii nit V. Hunt, fnrntfT atiny ufftrer mtmM. artivltlr.. are undrr Mtutiny tit ft aenale romuilttre Invrntlgatlni. the handling of guvrrniiirnt con Urt. 'Hi tt Mid ltivrt IttuUirM mark ing on the ca "uiwxl Vautthau urtl by Hunt" Ui try Ut krrp Wallt chlrf i( lite aimya Ctiem-ll-ftI CUIIM. Herretdtry of the Army '.orihiii ray Biiiiounrrd Im halurday that lYalll and Ma. ien. Herman eeld man. army quartermaatrf general, had been relieved of duly aa Hie mull evidence turned up In the miiV Inquy. (hay aiil tlir committee, h "evidence mhlrh militate Ui Oeneral Wall! irmiruiirrly ftirnUlii tMTwtitiiH iIbU to ail individual hot Hi Hit military aervite and who wan iut entitled to receive audi data ' The evidence h!m Indlt atrd. (.Hay aaid, that frldman turniahed Lu a oniiartr' reprecntaUve "prmutc nirnt infurmaliim under ilnuni atancea mhlrh appear irregular " Ijilrf. Ilrp. Httaflrr H-MWhr o intended liial Vauiihan "im plicated in Uie ame ce " He de manded Vauithahi Ur,K-hr.lHii. dray aald In radia Interview laal nig til lltal the army baa no autlWttV mrr Yaughau mice he ! Hie preatdrnl'a aide. Iiray aU em phaklard that Ihrre k n uigttiit mt any "fraud or dihanraly" In Ihr flair. Young Camper Has Tough Time Of It PIIIIADMPHIA. July 19 .'. -When II .urled to rain Himttay. I'smiMT Jnhn Puriala Jr . tilur. amiirrrtl lo tm pup trtH nl'itii Vnnrpk rirrk. rrrrk ottflon1, liflrd up 1)w unt and ram(rr John and irlrd thrm ay. Hut John u njual to tnr clil lfiil It lauhrd into low ham Im branch and ttwuird lur h.'lp llr manacrd to hint vn unlll Mm. m'rn Hauler, alio llvr. lirarby. pullMl Mm to tufrly. Owntri report 17,18,19 MILES PER GALLON-AND UP! Up ami ilnv. n llir rnal, nra are ilis covering llirrr jtsnt isn't a lirtler value than tliis linnilmc new 19-W Mercury 1 It's llir ninrM-fiMAi'iif, roJi'i-il-nnn-iirig. srnmiln'sf-ririix car in ila class. Anil iri .' Owners rrmrt 17, IB. l' milra rr giillnn-niii ni.' V.rn mnrn viilli (hrnlrivr! s lial's nun c, J im set llir lirsl ileal fi mn Us, IihiI No extras lo liny 1 Cmnc in tmlay. 424 So. 6th LIONEL HAMPTON and lamum bond will ploy donee fans at the ormory Sat urday night with hit muiic and entertainment features. This colored band ii one of Iho leading box-office bonds in the country. Hampton To for vuPIay For Dance Here llnldy Kvaiu ttnred a hit m It h diure (aiu here hen he Mf Ufrd the aeme tif Llnnrl JUmpUm , faiiutu rulorrd orrheitLra, mho will appear nit I he armory utaiie Hntur- 1 (Uy hlifht Iwiicih mill be from t till 1. llaiitpl'in'i band furnUhe not J nhlv fforid da tire muOr but aUo 1 a mralth of eiitertaiiunent Durlhtt ' the eveiiihg he mill fttaite a full-hour tnr hnw, IhrludihK fiance Bierlnl- 1 tle, roinedy routlnen. ventrllo- I qnlst . a h'Mt of vora)iu and lire; club murk by the entire band. I Ihtmpton onjr-.nird hi in band ; 1 In l1" afirr bfhur ft featured per- j J formrr mnh Ilrnny OfKxlmin fori five year, ' It Ik a matter of nmt.ral hhtnry 1 that Hampton U one of the greatest 1 b"-'l(ice name in the thralrc , a of Id I'Klav Till IT PORTl-AMX July . Mra llrnry T. Cabell put ft diamond and platinum brunch, valued at I20UU. in a Jrarl box laj.1 May. Yeaterday the told potue that mhen the next had ocraJtloh to look for It, lant mrrk-end It gone bhe luted It ai thrfU Mjm M9 49jj" J i Vi 'Oirm NO EXTRAS TO BUY! LIBERAL TRADE-IN! $ INMAN MOTOR CO. Fall Roster At OTI Lists 400 Already Ovrr 400 aclvanra rnilitraUiiiM fur full trm hava alrradv bw'n rrralvrd at Orrnon Twhnlral lnlltu(, UI rriUir WlnnUin D. Purvlna ald tortny. In addition to taklim advanra n' rullmriit, (HI ofllilaU ara buy Kith pirparailnnt (or rrvamplni lha ai hoil'i arhrdiilliic arl-up. rail term will bmln AiiKUt I. data whrn ai'liixil rrrmivrnri a fur a vacation hlrh brnan July I. tinder ilia nw aclirduliiiB ylrm. a Kiudrnt will haw hl day divided Into three parta. Ihree houra iur practical uliop work, two houra tor iwrvica whop ork. and one hour for theory eourwa Previously, atudenta hnve worked ateadlly at ona phaae of their mump unlll It waa com pleted before befi!inlii the neit pliant. There In con.lderable work In volved 111 the change-over, purvlne aid. but It would have been nearly Impoulbl to atart the new achedule Mioner aince It would have been dif ficult tn anllclpate (he Influx of tudenta and other factor. (-"inract nificer A. L. Black of Portland la here thia week'worklnii on the annual audit of the achool by ttie veterana admlnutrallon. USBR Contracts Get House Okay WAKHINOTON. July 19 .JV-Cun-trart nrotlaied by the bureau of , reclamation with nx Irrigation dla trlrta Including three in Ore on 1 mere approved by the house yester day and nent to the aenate The Oregon projerU: Weatland. HU alii-Id and Vale. The other mere Proper. Wah ; Belle Fouche, 8. U . and Heaver. Wyo. The bureau of reclamation had made kurveva. rlaMlfied land and derided payment plana for water uarrk. Land om nera agreed and yekterday'R action waa designed to give congreMlonal Approval to the cotitiart. ytKHTlOV OI.YMPIA, July 1 Whether I Washington can legally refuM to pay aome M WK) In taxes m hlcil ; Oregon wama to collect on the I Btaie-omned toll bridge acroaa the j Columbia river at Long view, mai the queaUon put to Attorney Oen- eral lYoy today. The queallon was ftaked by the , toll biidgA authority which propoaea i to refuae payment of the Oregon I irqueU liana Norland Z1 Pine hL Aula) Insurance. NOW 2325 00 MctJta ((MW mt m tfe pwb 1349 jii FUNNY BUSINESS vw-T. Ym-"-1 - 3f. )f -V. - - .. J mmPmm T .. , . "I'd like to catch the guy US Chambei Askr Slash In Prices WAHHINOTON. July l i. The United Btatea chamber of commerce Monday called on labor to forego a fourth round of wage Increases and on business to lower prices as rapidly as possible. Herman W. Bietnkraus. president of the chamber. Issued a statement replying to the recent report drafted by Economist Robert R. Nathan for the CIO. Nathan aald higher wages, paid out of present-day high profits, would bolster the economy by Increasing purchasing power. Ktelnkraus replied: Prosperity cannot be coaxed back by forcing higher wages, and It seems a very poor time to put such an added itrain on American In dustry." Lower prices will benefit all the 1MOO0.O0O American people. Btein kraua said, whereas a fourth round HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND ELCENfc. ORE. MEDFOBD Thoroughly Modern Mr M. 1 I tuff a i rs.vir rilCI INClUOHi i Super Cushion Balloon Tires, Grille Guards. Dil-llath Kr t'.leaner. Oil Filler, W heel Trim Kings, K.lectric (.lock. Does not iucluile sales lax, license fee. RY Phono 7778 'Pt sm m m COM l1 H"l. '.!.. r-f -f f M t.'C -J 1 FAT 0,1 who fed 'em salted peanuts!" will benefit only perhaps 3.000.000 aorkers In certain Industries. "Mure likely it mfeht increase un ' employment and cloe up many ', plants which simply could not afford to pay tho higher wages and keep I operating." the Bridgeport, Conn., manufacturer said. Snakes Give This Man A Bad Time LEWISTOWN. Montana 11 Montana Rancher Martin Norman said he had, the shakes after this exiierience with a rattlesnake: Norman and Ted Langford were out trailing cattle In the Missouri brakes near here. They stopped tor a rest and stretched out In the grass to cool off. A noise attracted their attention and when Uiey looked up, there was a rattlesnake between them. Norman rolled out of the anake'a range, but Langford froze and lay ill. The rattler slithered up to : Langford, looked him over and i turned and went away. It Payi to (J the Want Adi! J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at 10 North ttb 8L Phooe tM4 asm to give you a fitter ciparsffef Yes. at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco! There's no finer cigarette in the world today than Lucky Strike! To bring you this finer cigarette, the makers of Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco and pay millions of dollars more than official parity prices to get it! So buy a car ton of Luckies today. See for your self how much finer and smoother Luckies really are how much more real deep-down smoking enjoyment they give you. Yes, m ,11 111- f I ou ii agree u s a iinvr, nuiuer, mure r v x enjoyable cigarette! V I. WAYNE ADAMS of Sou (A Boston. 1 a. . 22 gear an independent arare Aeaaeman, boum: "i'tt teem the maker of Luckie bum line quality tobacco that make m real moke!" Mr. Adam ha been a Lucky tmoker for IS year. Here' more evidence that Luckie art finer cigarette! ,eW. : -r .; m strike );. h sim ss"iriint.ia. iS)s iia.i aismniiai nil ..i iii in am n i m ' " ' " ' "" I.S.AIF.T -lacty $fiOe dean Ftne Tc&acca So round so firm, so fully packed so free and easy on the draw Czechs Line Up For Old U.S. Films PRAOUI UI The binge-st queuea in town these lummer daya dwarfing even those before the free market food ahopa atand be fore the few American and French movies the communist aovemment allow, shown here. Buch Hollywood oldies as "Arabian Nights" and "Hobln Hood" are packing them In. along with the French "Silence Is Oolden", On the other hand, Russian films, of which the Czechs get plenty, do si im business. Products of the Czech film Industry also do poorly at the bos office aglnst the western products. And It la no accident that the few available American films are saved up for the summer months. Both spectators and exhibitors will tell you why. It la because there Is no tnck to filling theatres tn the win ter, when people often go to keep warm or to avoid boredom. ! j . ; ''rrvl' i LrT-y aa'vt; r; . - ' FOR SALE . . thia beautiful borne ef Mrs. Leslie Raters at UI Pacific Terrs. Among IU many utaUnding features which assure llvtnf In eomfart are five bcwrawnia. targe Bvtng rwoaa and dining nwaa. kite hen and breakfast room. Abundant etoart and storage apace, a full basement and net water "MoiU-AIr- heat. It la surrounded by a beautiful lawn, shrubbery, flowers and tree. Caa be seen by sppotntawent only. Pbone M6S. BUY FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED TERMS AVAILABLE smoke a Lucky! ( M l at. ' 8000-Mile Biko Tour Completed NKW DELHI ifv-A French cy clist arrived here recently after an BOO-mlle cycle tour covering 14 countries In elht months. He it on his way to Hamon. T h I r t y-eiKhl-year-0 1 d Lionel Brans set out from Paris Novem ber 14. He travelled on a speclally bulll bicycle with carriers attached to contain his clothing, food, water and spare parts. Himself a cycle manufacturer, the purpose of his tour la to prove the capabilities of his own machine. He ,,M wt up UcUTiet ta the Near r.ast and Asia In a talk to pressmen here, he said he was twice waylnld by ban dits once In the Jugoslav - Bul garian border and later In Jordan, but he managed to excape. He en- I countered severe weather I n Iran, necessitating his stay In hos pllal for a fortnight. t ,h. 1 laegki iia. r a ia, TMii l n liif J , " M EfllBi . N.SS ., V ' ' 's. . : 71 i' i "w ' 'if - i 'a- A r . t - AS. 5w ... !1 t Vichy Rebuilding Old Health Center VICHY MV-Thli Frencn town of 30 000 Inhabitants la strongly fight Ing Ita Inferiority complex. Vichy has been associated for four years with a capitulation regime and Ita name then meant the provisional capital of the "French Bute". Though It was only provisional. II lasted too long for Vichy officials who have to rebuild the reputation of this health spa. They have modified the label of some of their mineral water bottles for export. All Vichy water la called "Vlchy-Etat" ( Vlehy-Btatel but Oreat Britain objected to that name. So Vichy bottles for England lust bear, under a tricolor ribbon, the sole name of the city. afc. oee., VMS SHrstoan veaseM seaiT '-.'-' . . -s s , . - a
