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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AUC. 8, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACI SIVJN WEATHER STREAM VKAK Titill li lt U,l ..r 1104 NlHRK) H-U wertimN cinruiiN r.ir in emiih anil iai llr cliiwlv lu rliiiiilr Willi i veiv Haiti ahiiwsia In liuilli Unlay, lia rumlli av'tatallv lair li'inslit ami Ttl liar. llH-iaaauia rlouillna,. In ninth Tu ilav. allgliUv Warmer eltvriitiuiia HlgitB iMilrt ttaia aft lu III un r.iaal. iiuietlr lu lu au In Inlallur eaiayt naal aa In aiiulliartl llilailur valuta Ul litiilehl 41 In aa. t-lita wlitiu. ntiMlly anuihailv. tilt vuaal liiilav, bammm mirlltwylailr and 10 to mi mllaa an hum lunlgin and luMliy SASIKIIN ONII1UN llanalallv fair liMlar and Tuanlar, tmm lighl tinman In nutlli TuaMlav. ahaltllr warmar In altaiuuiina llialie ila, 73 In aa and IS lu aa Tua-uar. luma l:nlglll 4a lu aa aaraut naai U In numntaiti vallara IIMANII HAM AMI VII INITV. rail Imlar and Tu!ar High liKlaa as. ttuw tnmaiii Mi man Tiiir aa. NIIHTIIKHN AI.IMIMNIA ralr Inday and Inaailar, eaiapl paUKaa uf ruaalal f Wanner In Hilar!,,, Nuilhwaalaily villi uf la hi aa nillaa an huul till uat Kara llooia Mr. II II Ogle haa letiiriird Ui lirr home. AiO Washing ton, alter a trip to Halrra aa dale gale Irmn Uie lord Amrrita.li Legion auxiliary lid 40 at I to Ilia elate Legion convention. Mra. t.)gle lie retired aa ataU austllary commun ity service chairman and gave her nl (lilal report at the convention, hlie adila that Wlaid park In the south aubuiba waa nientlolied aa ui ul the outstanding community servlc projecla In Ilia tut. Wanes af Mooee Ksecutlv I board of Wuinen of Ui Mooe will meet tonight a I o clock at Ui Mouaa hall. Tli regular meeting of Women of the Mooae will be held Tueaday. at the hall, with Borah lllrne preaeiitlm her chapter night linn ram. Ui la tht new chairman uf th Muoaehearl alumni group. On Vara lion Mr. and Mra. Fred Howard lei I for Oakland Una morn UK via the new rlhaat Daylight limited. They plan to be nine fur a week varatlon from the Hed Ruck Chicken Inn In Worm. They espect to be open for buaineaa again Aug Ut 14 Lodge Meet Klamath lodge No. 137 lix will confer the firat degie on ('annulate Jerd Aiklnaon and Homer 8erhler Tueailay, Auguat t. All membera are aaked to be prea enL Kefrealimenta will be aenred In th dining room after lodge. rlnalneaa Trip Mr. and Mra. William Mclaughlin of Ban Kran cleco. Calif , hav been viaitltig in thla city for the peat week. They plan to return to San Francisco to morrow. ttrlama Mra. Dirk Rlchald of Weed, formerly of thla city, la in Klamath rail for a vlalL Tulrlak Legion Post 104, Till, lak AmrrltVi Legion, will hold a regular buaineaa metlhf Tueaday at the legion hall. I'laiia will b complrted for Hi poat'i aniitiHl pic nic, rluggesled localea at Uenton park, llailiry fnlla, Muthew park, Mi'illi:lne lak and Howard gulch. Titer will alan be an election, lie fieahmeiiu will b served by th auxiliary. rllurlnil Home-Bill Mead, Uhl veraliy of Oregon atudent, la honi on vacation and la working In th lumber yard of th Horn Lumber company. He U planning to return Ui fcugrne to complete hla aerilor year In th achool of buaineaa ad mlnlalratlon the firat of next man III. Annual Flrnle 111 annual Mouth Dakota picnic will be held Hunday at Moor park. All former realdrnt of Mouth Dakota are In vited to attend. Each family la aak ed to bring a picnic lunch and Ubl aervire. Coffee, soft drlnka and watermelon will be furnished. Flrnle Flan The Thlmbl club of Nrighbora of Woodcraft will meet for a politick plrnlc at Moor park Wednesday at I p m. Hum deairing tranaportaiton are aiked tr call Neva llayra or Huth Hull. Vtalllng Mr. and Mra Oranl Nel- i eon and daughter. HyUney, were In Klamath Wedneaday. Hi purpna of th trip waa to that Sydney might regltter lor th laboratory techni cian' court at OTI. MeeUng- Tli Klamath Building aaaociatlon will hold a regular meet ing Tueaday at Bhaata achool. Dis cussion on the community building will be held. AU member ar urged to attend. On Varatlon Jim Brown, Klam ath Union high arhool principal, la on varatlon thla week and will not be on duty at hla otfire. lie Might,! Driver Fined Following Wreck TV I KI.AKE. Calif . Aug I Leon ard Elrny Monn. II. of Malln waa arraigned before JuMIre of th Pear Oeorge Long In Tulelake Sat urday morning and fined 3S on a rharg of driving without due cau tion. Moon waa Involved In an accident In which the car he waa driving left the road ana ran Into a drain dltrh. Two gtrla and another boy were passenger with Moon, but their name ar not known. No on wa Injured Th amrtrnt occurred at about 4 a. m . Haturday near th llaval Ina ranch near Tulelake. Johnson To Put Clamp On 5-Percenters WASHINGTON. Aug. I iP-Secretary of defena Johnaon prom laed today Ui help "get rid of un arruiiuluua men who prey on both buaineaa ami government by pad dling Influence" In federal contract-letting. Johnaon waa th firat linen aa th aenate't apeclal Inveatlgatlona aubrommlttea oiiened public hear Inga Into III actlvltle of en-called "flv percenter" thou who ar range to gel contract for fee. Telling Ui aubcoinmltte "you can count on our wholehearted co operation," Johnaon added: "W are In enure aymuathy with your determination to get rid of thoa unacrupulou men who prey upon both buaineaa and government by aelling rather I would call It penciling Influence." Johnaon aald h ha been hear ing tor eome Unit that "Hi num ber of ao-called flv percenter haa been on th Inrreaae in Waahlngum and other cltle where the dollar volume o f government procure ment run high." He added: "I waa amaaed at Uieir audacity and at th extent of their opera tion. When I became eecretary of defena I vowed that I would break their power, and began to meaaure' my tight on them almoat a toon aa I took offlre." The aenal group want to find out whether ny of the contract agent have tried to Influenc fed eral offlclaU. Th email hearing room waa packed a Johnaon took the wltnea chair. About half the pac wai oc cupied by newamen. leaving only about 3S chalra for government of ficial and Uie public. Brush Fire Takes Tolo Rural School MEProRD. Or . Aug. t o") Tli Tolo rural achool waa burned down and two home damaged lata Saturday In a bruah and arrub fir that acorched 300 acre north of here. Crew brought th fir under con trol early Hunday. but not until power line Into Gold Beach and Kogu Hivrr were dtirupied and highway 99 traffic alowed to a half beraua of billowing amok. Mr. and Mr. Carl Pulton, whoa horn burned, wera overcome) by the arooke but wer revived. Vandenberg Proposal To Give 'Stop Gap' Arms Aid To Europe Draws Rejection WAHIMN'iTON, Aug. I Hee retary of Ntate Arheaon flatly re jected today a propoaal by Henator Vandenberg IH-Mlrhi that eon gree provide wily atop-gap arm aid l Weatern l:uropc until next year. Arheaon told the Mlrhlgan arna tor, wb haa been a leading aup porter f the blpartlaan foreign pol. ley, that aurh a eoure would be lltU mora than a geature. In an obvloua reference to Rua ala. Acheaon told th aenat foreign relation and armed tervlces com mltteea: "In dealing with Uie force with which w are dealing, you gain no advantage by aaaumlng an atti tude. We muat deal In realltiea. The aooner we fill Uie vacuum ol military weakneu In Europe, the better It will be for our own te cum? " Vandenberg contended that the admlnunratlen'a ll.4M.aog.aot arma Droeram aria a oaltern foe the military defenae of vt'eaieen Karope ! before the reunrll to be formed un. dee the North Atlantic treaty haa eome Into being and art ap a de fenae committee I make military plan. He complained that the United State la going ahead without cm lulling IU North Atlantic allle. He aid that he favor Instead an In terim program which will ahow clearly that this country Intenda to furnlah arma, but will not preclude further Joint planning. Vandenberg aaked Acheaon If he would "realat Uie Idea" of proceed ing with a atop-gap that would "demons Irate our attitude at the moment but wait until the next eea alon of congreaa for paaaing upon Uie pattern of the total program." "Via Kenator Vandenberr, 1 would realat that," Arheaon replied quietly. "I think we meat go for ward on both frenta." He favored fumlehlng military aid while atrategle plana are being drawn wilder the treaty. Acheaon told Ui combined aen at committee earlier today that congreaa ahould approve foreign arma a I d becauae "the United State I open to attack on lu own territory to a greater extent than ever before." In a prepared tatemrnt Acheaon told th senator that the Weatern European allies of th United State ar now so weak In military power that their situation Is an In vitation to any would-be aggreaaor to strike. The first Un of defenae la still In Earope," Acheaon aald, "but eur Kurepeaa allle da not hav the military capacity ta held that line." Th eecretary said that Rum, a la maintaining t h largest armed forces In the peacetime history of any country. And. he added. Mos cow "ha used or attempted to use It obvloua military superiority to InUmldau and coerce smaller na tions." mTiocatlh ESC ALA NTS, Utah. Aug. g OPi Plve-year-old Lowell Harvey Ltaton suffocated Saturday when a plum pit lodged In hi windpipe. Th boy waa crossing a street while eating plums. It's Mighty! Polio Figure Gains, But Peak Passed By Tha Aaaoelaled Pre Mora than half again a many polio caaea hav broken out so fsr this year as during a similar period last year. An Associated Press survey show ed, however, that there ar signs that tha peak ha passed In soma of the hardest hit areas. During the past last four days of th week past an Associated Press atate by ataU tally showed 1400 new cases were reported. This brought the 1941 total to 0400 case. Th figure waa mora than half again a high as for the same period In 148. That year was the second worst Infantile paralysis year on record. In Washington. D. C, tha TJ. 8. public health aervire aald It noted evidence of a slackening of th upward pec In the country aa a whole. Public health officials In hard hit Texas. Arkansas, and Detroit had words of cheer. The survey showed that only In Indiana. Karnes, and North Caro lina, Is the disease proving to be highly fatal. About one case In ten died In the three states. 8lx atate have had no deaths: Delaware, Maine, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. Liquor Monopoly Profits Listed WASHINOTON, Aug. 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