Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 18, 1949, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT JUESDAY, OCT. 18, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN J1 st Congress Nears finish with Record Disputed by Leaders WAflHINOTDN, Ol. Id i11-The fat ennirwi U nearlni Hit nd nf ( first session with IU disputed rd certain lo be a mijm po- Hnl laaue neat year. tluns measure are needed to permit adjournment Wedneadny. Luraa Mid ona of the llrt Hunt's Ui senate will do l IU next in Km 111 January U In uiu hill S la leadera hunt lo adjuuin some-1 esuanilrd aortal aecurlly. Tht a tills wmH slier nmr tlisn 1 ""u" already Iim piunl such niontns 01 almost niniinunua , niraeuie. 1 1011. impending oil liuw you lutik it It, record la tuner very food or y bed '"rot rev' Venal Democratic Leader Lucas Ii handed President Truman a Hirt yesterday which h. aald iwa "outstanding lnavree In lar killing protresalve leiilslallnn" at aeaalofl. Luras t Id reports! a Hie report a prepared by the stall nl tut iala demorratlo policy commit- Good Little Mixer lit tdded that tin president U ppy and pleased at the piireae bo in houses.'' Lucas talked with newsmen alt- ifa usual Monday cunlerenrs u( praaldent with urmwralic con. tatlonal leaden. Adjournment Itep. MrCormaik iMaui, dnno. lie leader In the house, uid that lly aireement on a farm bill and 1 tha number ot air groups in M nanced by tha military eppropria- 'Remarkable' Presidential Secretary Charln Hom haa described tha record id the list a a "rather remarkable" a auiiimatiiin In whlrh democratic ciiiuirewional I a d t r generally concur Itepulillcana ran t art It that way. Only yesterday Hrnator Wherry iH Neb) aald congress under Uia demo, crula haa been "poorly oiKained and weakly led." Ha added that campaign pledgea ol Preaidenl Tru man had turned out to b empty proniuea. !emos Seek th District egislator ( IlOeiUIUItU. Oct. 1 olv-Imu. ' fata announced opening ol a cam paign to elect a democrat I torn the J.lrlcl in IM. Ur. Jay C. III. ka. i:u ne. haa been elected chairman at Uie new democratic cnngreaaioif m committee lor Una district. I Jim Uoodaell, aula democratic aecuUve aecreimry, aald democrat t oigauuuitlona of Coot, liugiaa. lne. Linn. Jacluiai. and Joaeplune unliea were lepresented nera iunday. In meeting niaiked by an unfettered off-the-rerord dis cission nf 31 potential congteaalonal tandldatea." lanced Tha fl w ho received moat prom inent and favorable mention, Oood 111 aald today, were Mrs td Ward C. Kelley. Medtnrd. Jarkaon County democratic chairman: J. W. forrwlir, publisher of the Com Bay vaibor at North llend: Btate Bella kor Orval N. Thompann of Amanv; ( Jwvld C. ".haw. Oold Beach attorney, I and Mayor Albert O. Mrgel ot Kuse I 'burg. I The latter la a brother to Btate 'Senator Aumn Plrfel ol Portland Group Fights For Passage Of DP Bill WAHH1NOTON. Oct. 11 otv-T h e clllrena committee on displaced per anna wanu the aenate to paaa next January the now-rhelved DP bill "aa it aland " Tha leglalatlon to bring In addl tlnnal thouaatidaof hnmeleaa Rurope ana to America, aald tht private group, ahould not be "mutilated and emaaculated beyond recognition aa the apparent attitude nf Senator MrCarran would portend " The rommlltee atalemenl waa d la ir I billed from New York by Earl a. Ilnrrtton. chairman. Ilarrlaon urged aenate pajuutga of the houe-ap- proved Cellrr bill "aa the one measure that can llberallw the dis criminatory DP act of IMI " Mraaure Kelurnrd The aenata voted Haturday night. 14 to SO, lo aend tht nieaaura back lo I la Judiciary committee. It recommended return of the bill next January 25. Chairman MrCarran (D-Nev) of the Judiciary committee, now traveling In Europe, had urged that the aenata take no action this year. He aald the objectives of tha bill, written by Rep. Caller iD-NYl Is to destroy Immigration barriers and flood the country with alleiu. During drimte on the bill, Sena tor Cain K-VYahi rrltlclred Die rltlsens committee, headed by Har rison as a powerful lobby. R'nMARMIAtrniES MOMCOW. Oc! It i" Mar shal Prodnr I. Tnlbufchtn. who led Huaaian armies against tha Oer- i mans In Bulgaria. Hungary and j Austria In World War II. died yes- ' terday at the age of U. 1 ii Celilo Chief ; To Ask HST's ' Aid for Tribe POflTI.AND. Oct II 'f The -year-old ch'ef ot tha Celilo Irdlana told tha chamber of commerce yea terday that he was going to pro test to President Truman about the "Invasion" ol his tribe's rlghla. Chief Tommy Thompson ap peared In tribal regalia to complain that Indians without fishing runts have swarmed to Celilo falls on the Columbia river for the fall salmon season. He also repealed his charge that Uia Indian service built a new vil lage for his tribe witnoul askinf his advice. Both charges are controversies of long standing, ttoma other Indian tribes contend titer have not been given their full fishing rights at Ce lilo. As for the new village, the In dian aervlce contends that every sup was appovea oy ine tribal council. Army to Teach Military Tactics, Civilian Defense The first of threa classes regard- bers of the army, navy or marine Ing military tactics and civilian da- reserves or national guard are In tense will be held hert next Monday '"d ttnd "d P"clpate. night by an augmentation aquad of ,MJor H'nr ""ellota. reaerve .w- .-... .,.,.1, ..,. officer on duty with tha (th army of th. army a organised I o-l Uon. ORC division, will con- squad. I duct tht course in "policies and pro- Tht meeting will Dt new at ine ceoure ol mi organld reserve courthouse at ( p. m. and all mem- corps." He will be assisted by 8t. Harold L. HalL Heeond ( laae The second class will be held No vember 18 on the subject of staff coordination, functioning and Uasnn, and the third, on the subject of de tense of tht United Slstea against attack by atomic bomb and tuided missies, will be held December It. Autti Communist Gets 3 Years SYDNEY, Australia, Oct. II on One of Australia a top communists was sentenced yesterday to three years at hard labor for having said Australian workers would welcome Soviet forcaa here. Laurence Louis Sharkey, 51. gen eral secretary of tht Australian communist party, was convicted by a Jury In central criminal court last June of having uttered seditious words. Tht sentence he received today la tht maximum for such an offense. House Pigeonholes Mine-aid Plan WA8HINOTON, Oct. It iV-The houst yesterday virtually killed all hope for mtne-ald leglalatlon at this session of congress. It refused to suspend tha rules and psa a bill to provide Incentive payments for exploration and con servation of strategic minerals. Tht vote was 176 to 111 to sus pend the rules, but a two-thirds ma jority was necessary to make tht motion effective. 9346 WAIST MARIAN MARTIN Panels turn Into pockets! And your Jackets and blouses turn Into smart new outfits when you team them with this skirt. Jr. Mlsal Back-faalentlut, high-fitted walat. Pattern tKt cornea in Jr. Miaa waist sties 35. 28. 27, 28. Bite 28 takes 1'i yards M-lnch fsbrlc This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Bend TWENTY FIVE cents In coins for this psttern to Klama'h Palls Herald and News Psttern De partment. P. O. Box 8740. Chlcauo 80, III Print plainly YOI'R NME. AIIIIKENH. ZONE. SIZE, STYLE M'MBER. Don't miss our Marian Martin Pall and Winter Pattern Book) Smart, new cloihea to aew at home. Oilt Ideaa by the score. 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Handsom furniture ityltd cabinth for any room In th hom. PRICES BEGIN AT 11Q95 TERMS AS LOW AS $1.75 WEEKLY 1 1 HANDY SEWING AIDS DOMESTIC. DARNER . DOMESTIC MACHINE OIL . DOMESTIC BUTTONHOLE WORKER VERN OWENS' 50c 25c $9.95 CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS COMPANY 124 No. 4th Phon 8365 Pup Rescued After 11 Days in Bushes SEATTLE. Oct. II tPtK mud caked, hall-rlarvrd collie pup was rescued Uunday from a tangle ot blackberry bushes where It had spent at least 11 days without food or water. The 7 month old do( s re leased by Sheriff a Deputy John Rawlmsa after It was discovered by two children who heard the distress ed animal's -whines. The doc's ownt Don R. Coble. said he had been hunting for his pel for nearly two weeks A veterinari an said that the animal's chances for survival were gooa. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. aa. Mra I a tarlar aaa J- Karlav faerlaMra BI.OOD BROTHERHOOD WAHHINOTON, (V- Jama aV. O'Rourke didn't gel back to hi parked car In time. Ht fount tag on It. But when he explained his reason a police captain tor Ii up. O Rourka had been donaunf blood to the Red Croat. STOPS LAXATIVES FEELS BETTER! "Have been eating KElXOOOf ALL-BRAN a yean and It' wot derfull Now I don't ever need a kua ative. feel to much better. I've told plenty of others tool" Mra. Jerry Kuaaell, Rout 8. Maryville, Tenn. Many etiur fraUful ALL-BRAN urrs atrilt Ik mm. You may be helped. I too. if const Dated due to lack of bulk in to diet; atart aatinr an ounce of crisp, toasty ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of water. If not aatisned alter 10 days, tend empty box t Kellogg'a, Battle Creek. Mich. DOUBLE YOUR UONEYBACivl fat HERE'S NASH FOR 1950! AIRFLYIE CONSTRUCTION. ..UP TO 30 MORE MILES A GALLON! HYDRA-MATIC DRIVE AVAILABLE! SKF President's Wife Killed PlfTLADFXPHIA. Oct. II .AV Mrs. Ruby Burrouxhs Batt. 03, wife of the president of 8K.F Induatns. was killed yesterday in a plunire under a Broad street subway train. William L. Batt. who headed the war production board during World War II. Identified his wife's severed body at the morgue. Tht Boston symphony orchestra wss founded In 1U1. It haa had ten conductors. PUMICE TILE l.aS alary saats r.T. Paaikp. rrstarlt ar. aaaarlar la alraagUi aat raalalaal ta nslslara. Tlmaa Aliunlniua Windows Gold Seal Waterproofing Cold Heal Plaater Bond New Site Pamirs Block l"ill" Klamath Pumice Tile Co. Peraiaaeat aa the Pyramids last Owene Phne 4411 1950 Hssh Airflyte Prices m 73 to $140 Lower "Cinch , Coke 31ix Is tops for quality. I've tried tlieni all,97 wr aw. an. MmI, OkvA aass Ji5KO-Ci'Olci-llr5'I $1845' Here is news that completely changes the picture on what your car dollar buys. In the 1950 Nash Airflyte you get new, finer, super-powered models at prices from S73 to $140 lest than last year! MJ Itss Mr-tof a. A. vr Here is the beauty that splits the air with 20.7 less air-drag than the average new car by scientific wind-tunnel tests at the University of Wichita. Nash Statesman delivers more than 25 miles to the gallon at average highway speed. You ge Weather Eye Comfort . . . seats Twin- Bed wide . . . Nash coil-springing on all 'our wheels . . . curved, undivided - windshield in all models. Compare Nash with any car at any price for size, for comfort, for value. Wtw-rryora-erk Drive DfLIVCfff o mil For lbs 1430 Naik Stalaaaaaa osama Coup Saat . and local war, tfany.eaga. Wan, liilaaal ttiwi awa Wtathtr Eye ar. optional at estrn oaaL frkaa aaay vsty absntl? ia adaMDjag roawniaiitaw Sua as trass ponauos cfaascw 5esyS afty Tifln Itavtff Nash alone has Airflyte Construction. It's I single, solid welded unit It is rattle proof, squeak-proof has twice the ri gidity for safety. It stays new years longer, costs less to maintain, and adds to re-sale : value. See the difference in brilliant per formancein gasoline economy. The big In the 1950 Nash Ambassador you can have the lamous Hydra-Matic Drive with a Nash exclusive Selecto-Lift Starting. Just lift a lever and go. Let your Nash dealer demonstrate the greatest automobile ever built the car of Airflyte Construction. THfltf'S MUCH OF TOMORROW IN All MASH OOfS TODAY 7 STA7SMAV 7WB 1AfBASSAZOX. Krmut Can Sine MB LINK RIVER MOTORS 606 So. 6th - Klamath Falls PLUS TAX FROM KLAMATH FALLS ON THE 70 smmmetsco NW that th nirimtr tourist season i over, pace It easier to get on the new atnarnliner Shasta Daylight, which haa carried capacity loads daily since ita inauguration July 10. We invite you to try this new luxury dayliner on your next trip to San Francisco and tee for your elf why it haa created auch sensation. It leave Portland in the morning, arrive in San Francisco that evening. Through big "Skyview Picture Window" you'll tee the spectacular scenery of the Shasta Route now mantled with autumnal colors. Brand new from stem to stem, the Shasta Day light has 9 chair car with adjustable seats, cushioned in foam rubber, diner, coffee shop, tavern car, parlor observation, with many innovations for your comfort and pleasure. All chair car seats are reserved, but there is no charge for the reservation. FAST DAILY SCHEDULE Lv PORTLAND 1 7:43 A.M. Lv SALEM 9.-00 A.M. Lv ALBANY 9:31 A.M. Lv EUGENE .....10:16A.M. lv KLAMATH FALLS 2:23 P.M. Ar SAN FRANCISCO ..i. 11:15 PJA. asi ta.VMSi GOING TO LOS ANOELIST The Shatta Daylight connects with the Owl at Martin, arriving at Loa Angola 10:65 next morning. Th friendly Southtrn Pacific Harry ft, District Freight and Pauejiger Agent. Fhaaa Kill