WKIlNKSDAV, JANUAItY l(t, 1052
IIKRALI) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORRGON
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Food Hale Junior HlKh Vrr.U
mliilMer J'nllownlili) o( Pint 1'riw.
uytrrlnn CJhuit'li will hold it loud
unit! Hutiirduv ut the pine aired
Mnrkft. I'rntwedn will uo toward
dill (or the Junior clinpel.
.Ion l.ullirmn l.ndlrn Aid will
meet nl Ilia church 1:30 p.m.,
Thurnilay,
I'yllilan Hl(rr Mrrlliiir Ecliecl
ulrd lor PrUlny In canceled.
Womrn Buvvlera 'I1i( Women'
Clly llouilnn Amioi.'IuIioii will inert
f'ridiiy, Juii. ID, nl the FJIIcn purly
room nl B l) . 1 1 1 . All women bnwIciH
nl Ihn Moiuip mitl l.mly Hiik
l.rnKurn nro nukncl lo he preiuml
lo oonalilor pluiin lor n clly tournament,
Dram iirnun-of (lie Klnmiith
Mmlr mul Arln Cunncll nieeth
'Itiuradny, H p.m. nl the rlinmlin
of commerce. Member iiikI liilcr.
rated friends mo Inviuid.
AAL'W Ktudy imup Interim
lluiml Kclnlloim umuii will meal
tomorrow. 8 p. in., ut Hie lioinr ol
I'liyllls Wnlfh. 4613 Clinton Ave.
Tor transportation oil il-24(7.
Muyfluwrr Club Mf-rllim sclicd
nleil lor Krlduy h been postponed
one week.
olbrrl' VlnlU-Hlnln fuller Hut.
mil Cnlbrrl ol Mnllord l vIMIIiik
llrrr InichliiR UrM nld liimvn at
(lhe loon) Blnte I'nllce olllce.
Meeting HlmMu ChmikIp Mill
acctloii ol Hie Horirlv ol Aiiirrli iiii
KorrMrm will hold a iiirrtiiw Fri
day, 6:30 p.m., In Hip Prllcun
parly room. All furcle are cor
dially Invllcd.
Mllunary Kurlrly Iiinimlliiol
nuptial Crunch iiroiiii will meet
Thursday, 7:30 p in., ut the churrli
lor election of oflkcin.
Thrre Will -bn a sprciul joint
mealing lonlKlit. 7:30 o'clock at ihe
paraonaKa i( Hie flmt ConarcKn
llonnl Cliurcli of. the fiimnce com
mitter, the bulldm rominlttec and
all uncreated persons.
Card J'arly Ilia Wlnema Wel
fare club, Tulclakck will mioncor
a public card puiiv al lire Wlnema
aciiool hoiiae Halurdnv, ' Jan. ID. 8
p.m. There will be prliea lur
brldne, plnorhle, canustn. Every
one la welcome.
Postponed Tile rocreatlon' training-
In ajunre dunciiiK scheduled
for January J2 at the fnlmroiinda
to have been laucht by Jrssnlce
Mallallcu, recreniion spcculim.
Oregon Htatc College Inis been
postponed Indelmilalv because ol
the Instructor's Illness. , ,
' in, '
Cerlsen On ,
Way Home
SHANNON AIRPORT, Ireland i.fi
C'npi. Kilii Carl'.en iniicle hli
Woeond atari lor New York Wednca
tiny allernoon In the Pan American
Ci-pper Wnahlnitimi. He In due lo
arrive at New York ahorlly after
8 p.m. Pat. , .
The heros welcome In New 'York
(or the i kipper ol Ihe sunken Fly
ing Eulcrprli,e hns been postponed
until Thin Mlay. A ticker ' tape re
ception and a inarch up Broadway
await him.
HI plane returned to Shannon
Tuesday alter covering 250 mlle.i.
A heater In one wing lulled to
function properly.
The aecond start was made at
1 p.m. 15 a m. Psl.i. Mechanics
worked all ninht to repair the de
fective healer. Curl' en and 30 other
passengers slapt al the airport.
The delay caused Carlson lo aav
"I'm beginning to wonder If I'll
ever get back lo New York and
home."
The reception at home will cap
honors paid lo him In London for
his two weeks' betlle nftnlnst the
Atlantic In a vain effort to get
his storm-wrecked ship Into port.
Taft Gets
Support Of
Most GOP's
II y JACK IIKI.I.
HAN l'UANCIHCO Wl Ben,
lloliert A. Tall of Ohio Is a three-lo-one
choice over Clen, Dwighl U.
Klfienhower for Ihn Republican
Presidential Nomination among
(KJI Mnllonnl Cominluee mem
be r.i willing to exprer.s an opinion.
An Awioelnted Press poll of the
08 iiiniilMM'N who ropreiicnt the 48
Mules dlncloied: Of 43 willing to
alula how Ihcy atnnil, 81 favor
Tall; nine support Kivcnhower, two
are for Clov, Eurl Warren of Cali
fornia, uud ono backs Harold K.
Btunacn.
Memljeis are arriving lor' a
National Committee looming ba
ginning Tliurrdny. Western region
al OOP oftlclalu plunned lo atudy
Ihnlr own problems Wednesday.
A similar poll taken at a meeting
In Wn.liiimion a year ago gave
Tall 1'J voles: Klsenliower 12. Thus
Tall In holding his own but ap
parently Klnenhower has lost
all ninth.
Thcne rcxulta came In Ilia face
of mi aiinouiiccini-nl by Elsenhower
thai he Is a Republican and Is
avullable for the pies'ilentlal nomi
nation, although he has aald he
will not participate In pre conven
tion campaigning.
LuM year's poll gave Slasiien
four voIch. Warren two and one
each to Ihe late 8cn. Kennelh
Wherry of Nebraska and Oov.
Thomas K. Dewey ol New York.
The current canvass reached 85
members. It allowed that 42, or
ulmosi half are unwilling alx
mouths before the OOP National
Convention to express an opinion
either publicly or privately about
their puiiy'a nominee.
Growers Call
Halt On Move
The Orcgon-Collfornls Marketing
Agreement Control Committee
a potato grower committee which
sets marketing stamiardji and reg
ulations lor potatoes yesterday
Kstoncd action on a Joint vote
uy Klumath arid Tulclakc potato
growers made Monday that all
regulations on potaloes Imposed by
the committee be lilted.
ilic committee would ordinarily
make a. recommendation to the
Department of Agriculture follow
ing up tho grower' motion; how
ever, the committee decided In
stead to await further develop
ments by the Office ot Price sta
bilization In Washington, D.C.
'Ihe growers voted 43 to 28 Mon
day to lilt tho regulations which
would allow them to put more
potatoes of lower grade on the
inuiltct.
Many of the Tiilelnka growers
were against the lilting of the reg
ulations which they said had held
up the reputation of Klamath po-
, ta iocs.
I Scott Warren, chairman of the
uregon j-otaio commission slid a
Klamath grower, and Louis Lyon,
another grower and Klamath's rep
resentative on Ihe National Potato
Council, are In Washington. D.C.
tins week attending Council-sponsored
se.s-.lons with tho Olflce of
Price Stabilization.
Plane May Be
Used--Again
BfCATTLK W . It Air Trails
port Associates' plans work out,
a C-M transport plane rebuilt from
parts obtained In Cairo, Kgypt, and
a luselago that, onca housed a
Kentucky roudnlde cafe will take
lo Ihe air between here and Alinka
next, summer.
U. It. Miller, general manager
of Iho non-scheduled airline, told
of Ihn project Tuesday.
Miller expulned that because the
(our-enmne planes aro both sen ire
and contly inriOOOO eachi, ATA
sent a mini around the world look
ing for parts and replacements for
planes now In use.
Ilo found noma of the parts In
Cairo and elsewhere and located
the fuselage nt Loulavllle.
The un-ancmbled works were
loaded on a train at Louisville
Tuenday lor shipment to Paindale,
Calif,, where thev will be put to
gether by Aircraft Hales, Lid.
Miller aald ATA hones to have
Iho phinn on Ihe Bcuttlo-Anshorugo
run next summer.
NATO Council
Slates Meet
LONDON I The North At
lantic Council Wednesday was
culled to meet In Ll.-ibon on Feb. 10.
Announcement of the new dale
Ihe orlglnul meeting acheduled for
Feb, 1 In Lisbon was postponed
was made bv Lester Pearson. Can
adian secretary ol slate lor ex
ternal affairs and chairman of the
council.
Prance had a.ked the postpone
ment to gain time for mora dis
co v. Ion of the projected European
army, proponed es a nucleus for
the 12-nutlon North Atlunllc Treaty
Organisation' military force to de
fend the West against Eovlol ex
pansion. Meanwhile the French govern
ment has fallen and France Is still
without a Cabinet which can reach
decisions on Ihe army plan,
Italian Fashion
Shows Jump Gun
MILAN, Italy tm Italian fash
ion designers, fearful of being
cuucht with their plans down, are
exhlblllng their spring creations at
least three weeks before ParK
Carmine Clalfl, director of Mi
lan's Centra Delia Moda. savs
Italian lirms are starting to show
their fashion collections in order
to beat the French designers, who
are scheduled to beln unveiling
their creations Feb. 7.
To attract Ihe heavy monev
American buyers Milan designers
have created an "Italian fashion
rervlce" to help buyers from Amer
ican firms.
Educators To
Visit Here
Four top Oregon educators com
lo Klamath Fulln tomorrow lo
peak to Klamath citizens at s
meeting In the Wlllard hotel.
Dean Theodore Kratt, University
music school; Dr. James H, Gil
bert, Emeritus professor of eco
nomies: Dr. Edwin O. Ebblghau
sen, im; tunt professor of physics
and Truck Coach Bill Bowerman
all from the University of Oregon
will speak before a group of Ore
gon alumni, friends and parents.
'flie public Is Invited, according
lo County Alumni Director John
Houston.
Much of (he men. according to
Houston, arc authorities In their
Ileitis. They will discuss Ihelr
works ond the University In a pro
frnm along the linn of an old
fashioned chautaugua.
University Alumni Director Les
Anderson Is In charge of the program.
Hope Died
Hard For
Someone
VICTORIA. B. C. Some dlMl
hiKlond soul's dream of a return
of tho Russian czars apparently
died In this provincial capital.
The appearance of several thous
and rubles worth of Russian First
World War bonds was the telltale
evidence of the shattered hopes
Or dying sentimentality.
The bonds were stuffed Into mail
boxes or thrown on the street.
Issues In 1B10. some of the bonds
had Interest-bearing coupons clip
ped frcm them until mld-1922. They
ore a l:-ycr, 100-rublc Issue, bear
ing 5 ? per cent Interest.
Five were, dropped into mall
boxes ond a man lound one on the
street.
The old Imperial Russian seal
guaranteed payment of Intcrer, on
a 2 million ruble Issue.
There was no clue to the Identity
of the person whose hope died so
hard.
Speechcraft
Course Offered
Deadline for Joining the speech
craft course sponsored by the Mo-
;doo Toaslmastors Club has been
I set for tonight,. 8: 30, at the Wll
lard Hotel. '
Club officials said there was no
obligation attached In attending to
night's meeting.
I If you like the 10-week course
being offered for lust J5. then
you can sign up. The fee may be
applied to membershto in the
Toaslmasters Club if desired.
I The course Is designed for those
i who want to learn to speak easily
I before an audience.
FBI Checks On
Bobbery Of Bank
UNION Wl FBI agents have
some clues on the attempted bur
glarv of the Union First National
Bank last week,
Hut thty declined Tuesday lo say
what the clues were.
Police here ure cooperating with
the FBI In Its Investigation of the
case. Tftey -also arc Investigating
the burglary of the Blue Mountain
Creamery office Sunlay when
1100 In currency and silver was
taken.
NEW SCHEDULE
PENDLETON ' There will be
no opening afternoon show at ihe
Pendleton round-up this year.
The board of directors sold Tues.
doy that a Friday night show will
be held Instead. The dates will be
Bept. 11-13.
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