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I'ltlDAY, JANUARY in, 1032
HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORF.flON
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Senator Lodge Makes Strong Pitch For
Ike As Only Candidate Who Can Bring
About Lastinq Peace For United States
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By JACK
BAN FRANC'IHCO W ' Senator
l-wllio in.-Miimi.) ottered Cleu.
Uwliilit D. Eltienhowcr to (lie Ri
publlcana Friday rn tho one prcal
drntlnl cumlldate "who could bring
Hie world ditrnble pcaco."
Loclu tuok aliar II Indirect
Iviue with Tall supporters who
uld Hie parly would be rlnklnn
in imluiciil liitnrn U It nominates
"Kliunuur candidate" In Clilcaao
"xt July. Loditr Is NiitluiiHl Chair
limit o the OOP Klaeuhower-Kor
'reildent Committee,
David 8, Inifalla, campaign man-
nxer for Ohio's Sen. Kolirrt A.
Tuft, aald the piiity ahpnld not
"aelcct a Hood lonkliiK mortician.
to lironldn over Its death , aa a
political organisation,
no urged the UOP National Com
mittee, In speech Thursday nlhl,
to ld In tli a nomliiHtlon ol it "mil
ium Republican" audi as Tafl.
Thla obvious barb at Elsenhower
drew from Lodae the declaration
111 a prepared address:
"file American people brlleve In
Morse Blasts
Lie Detector
WAHIIINUTON Wv- Ben. Morse
ill. -Ore i said Thursday Hint use
ot lln detectors on Job applicants
hua been atopprd In the Dolcnse
Ui-liartuicnl IoIIuwIiik a protest, lie
ludKrd.
DescrlUInu use of the device aa
,Vi rpuiimuU. lorrlKi) and outrage
rnis." Mora anid II other uov
riniiirnl iiiicnrlrn do not alon us
iiik tlirin, li will Introduce Irulsla
llim to niuke them do no.
lie did not mime oilier aucnclea
he mi Id are UMim lie dcteelora but
the Atomic Kurruv Commission haa
at-kuowlcdurd euiploylnu them In
security checks at the Oak Rldiic,
Tenn., Installation.
Morie aald 111 a Senate speech
lhal be recently protested the prnc
Ilea to the I'eulnuon. He aald ft
hluli level conlrrencn followed, and
a ruling wa Issued that use of
ha deti-ctora In (eating. Job appli
cants should Mop,
But before the order wua car
ried out, Morse Mild, "It wua Used
a mi In In tome sis cases."
Th aenalor aald ordera are now
out that there "ahall be no further
u:.V of the lie detectora, or noly
staphs, lie aald fM-tenae Becretarv
rnvetl haa told the senate Armed
nervkcn Committee, of which
Morse la a member, lhal he waa
l ot aware they were bring- used.
Skeeter Control
Bulletin Ready
For (hone who want In slnrt
planning a mosquito control pro
(irarn early, the Oreiton State col
lege experiment million hna Just
Icsued a new bulletin covering the
laleat recommended methods tor
netting rid of pesta.
It'a called "SugHestloim for Mos
quito Control In OrcKon," and cun
be obtained at countv extension
offlcea or direct, from OSC by ask
ing for alallon bulletin number S07.
W. W. Yatea and Arthur W. Llnd
fjulst of the U.S. department ol
agriculture, and Don V. Mole of
the 08C entomology department
are the authora.
The Innact control experts aay
that destruction of mosquito lar
vae la generally lite cheapest and
best method of combating the mos
quito nuisance, but add that relief
can be obtained by destroying the
adult aa well.
One method of controlling lar
vae la to eliminate breeding places.
Another la to add DDT to water
areaa where larvae are found.
Hpraylng around buildings, wood
land areaa, grass areas and var
ious other resting plncea ol mos
quitoes with DDT will take care
ol the adults.
Dwlght Elsenhower because they
see in him a leader and a leader
who can do the most to bring
about a durable, peace."
Former Gov. Harold E, Stasscn
of Minnesota pula In his bid for
presidential nominating support
nt a committee dinner Friday
night.
1-oiIkc told National Committee
members the Republicans can't
win In November unless they at
tract aome Democratic votes. He
aald Elsenhower would do that.
Lodge hua predicted the general,
commander of North Atlantic Trea
ty Organization forces In Europe,
will be able to take off his uniform
and campaign before the July con
vention. Elsenhower said recently he la
a Republican and would accept the
puny a nomination oui won i join
In pre-convcntlon campaigning.
Hurry Darby. 'Kansas committee
man and Elsenhower backer, told
a reporter he thinks the General
might come home before April 1
but has no word from Elsenhower
to this effect.
Lodge asserted the Truman ad
ministration should have got a
vote from Congress before Ameri
can entry Into the Korean war.
He also declared the administration
tailed to order full mobilization of
Industry and manpower after the
war siarcea.
The Massachusetts senator re-
piled to critics' assertions that
Elsenhower la In no position to
attack administration foreign poll
clea by saying: If the gcneral'a
advice had been followed at Pota
dnm "China could hare been
saved."
He aald Elsenhower advised
agulnst attempts to bring the Rus
sians Into the Pacific war. The
concessions made to the Russians
In Asia to obtain their entry Into
the Pacific fighting were made at
Yalta, which preceded the Potsdam
conference.
Paisley Man's
Death Learned
Fairhaven PTA To
Elect Officers
PFC. RICHARD DRAZIL
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Drazil, Merrill, is in train
ing at Keesler Air Base,
Biloxi, Miss., studying radar
and electronics. He is 20
years old, a graduate or
the Malin high school in
1950. Richard flew home
for the holidays.
Miller-Brumbaugh Photo
A Nominating Committee has
been Instructed to Relect next.;
year's Fairhaven PTA president so
the new president may plan to at
tend the state PTA convention in
LAKEV1EW Bert B. McKune. Anrll.
07, formerly of Paisley, who made I The committee, named and bi
rds home with his daughter. Mra. latructed at a Tuesday meeting. Is
Myrna Neasham, Wcstside, died j to report Its choice at the next
Jan. 11. He waa born Nov. 13, 1884, imecllng. Fco. 8.
In Coffey County, Kansas. . I A smoker la planned for some-
Funeral aervlcea were held time alter March 15.
Thursday from the Ousley-Ostcr-man
Chapel with the Rev. Carlton
M. Babbldgo officiating, and inter
ment waa in the New Pine Creek
Cemetery.
Mr, McKune la aurvlvcd by three
sona: Lyell McKune, of Sheridan:
.,., . . , tfiii..kAn .. .i
1Uien McKune, wno is wnn inc
'-1 1 Murines In Knllth -America-, bv one
daughter, Mrs. Myrna Neasham.
Westslde; bv two brothers. Guy
aIS Tl.l.l.... -I C ..,V..ni
8anta Rosa: and bv five grand- "''"" "' .
children. Mr. McKune was a mem-1 Clair Smith i and I Buck Thornton
i,.r ,h. jri. i.nrt.,1. "aid aome racing .events with local
UO Ski Team To
Visit Warner Area
LAKE VIEW Six skiers from the
University of Oregon, composing
tne UO slalom and racmg teams,
accompanied by their coach Leo
Harris, director of athletics, will
be here the weekend of Jan. 26-27
to use the Warner Ski Area and
Driver Found Not
Guilty In Case
In District Court Thursday after-
and Klamath Foils skiers racing
the visiting UO team may be ar-
irungea. ine vinuom plan to arrive
I
Jan. 25, and use the hill Saturday,
Saturday night and Sunday,
r'J lURPRd
noon a six-man Jury deliberated cantiaoO' Chile un A Mxl-
onlv 10 minutes to return a not I AI;II.A, ,v nt S
r...it, ...iit in h triai dk can Chilean party ot mountain-
guilty verdict In the trial of Rob- ,.,,t.. k.. .ii nnn.,,.
iert 8. Purves. Ashland produce i V " .., i. ,' p,
! trucker, charged with driving while 'A:onc,!,''ua- highest peak in South
under the Influence of Intoxicating immcc "lday
lPufves waa arrested May 28. 'iV nlnJVrin iminfp" 1
Mad .., a tii. tt a ti.u Army Capt. Rene Galardo, ins true-!
ELGIN 111 Wi - Billy Morgan Btew'LeS Hor of mountain climbing troops.
Iturbcr. were R.v WonJ-f:
but he isn't' eligible to retire on .e Se'osSfr Shlw. 1 ? - M RRORS
pension. a. E. Chase. Bernic Rawlins and 1 A ' vA 'T' - S
Morgan won't reacn tne retire-: n-iho- n.d tf t ..., .
Room in tha noma:
50 Years On Job,
But No Layoff
ment ,ige of 65 until July 21. His
starting salary at the company in
1002 was 50 cents for a nine-hour
day.
"That was big money in those
days," Morgan said.
CANCER rt'ND
The Eaglet Damon Runyon Can
cer fund dance, held Nov. 17 In
the Eagles hall, netted a total of
1107.60 for the fund. Secy. Prank
Reynolds announced today.
The fund campaign was a woes
long affair, extended because ot
a snow storm.
Natural gas consists of about 90 i X
per cent of mctnanei Known as
marsh gas," since It Is formed
by decaying vegetation in marshes. I
W. A
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Brushing Teeth
Can Be Harmful
LAKE HARMONY. Pa. 11 A
Boston doctor saya It'a wrong to
urush your teeth uu and down, as
serting It could cause receding
tiums.
Dr. Alvln 8lrock of the Peter
Bent Brlgham Hospital Bald Thurs
day night many people accept re
ceding gums as inevitable like
gray hair or balding but that Im
proper tooth brushing methods oft
en are to blame.
He said the answer to the prob
lem may lie In a brush ahuprd like
a wheel which reduces Ir let log.
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