WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. '1052
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Business Is
Next Topic
For Forum
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Six lorn I Mini nro achcduled to
iIIhcmimn the ki-iipi'iiI MUonUim ol at
tiiiclliiK liKliiNtry to Hut Klnmnth
HiinIii In thn Inurth ol a aerlea
ut "Uulld tlm Iiiifiln" forum nro
xritiim to be hriintli'iiHt over KrLW
next Monday, 8:31) p.m.
The nix in o L. W. Itolhenhcruer,
MipprlmciKlniil o( tho HnrculeH
I'liwucr Ciiinpnny pilot tilunl;
Him Tl.siliili', inunnucr hi the
Kliiiniiflt KiiIIh brunch ot Flint Nil.
tloniil llnnk: Uli'k llmi.i'I, ranch
rr; Uroi Me W. Hindi Mnruan, cIIn
Irlct fri'lulit and pnnKriiKor agent,
Himtheru I'lirlllc Coiiipuny; Hal
Clrluor, CIO International Wood
uorkiMH ol America; nnd Oeorue
I. Duvln ot Loicnz C'onipnny.
Moderator ol the lorum will be
Hud Cliniidler, iimmiKcr ol KFLW.
'Ills Olhcui.Mim in to bo entirely
liiiriihriirNi-d mid will br conducU
rd by Chiinillrr. who will direct
vnrluuit quehllona to members ol
Mm panel.
Hiimn quentlonH nre lo be pre
pnred In udvmice by tlie Herald
mid News, but Die bulk nro ex-pi-i'led
to conm by audience par
tirlpullon In the promnm.
A iUi'ntioiinnlre concerning the
ImlUKtrlnl tuple In to be printed
In the Herald nnd News tomorrow,
anA llnii'iiers will be Invited to
lhj..k In qui-Htloiui nnd nuiiwesllons
while the lorum U on Uie nlr Mon
thly nlKht. Wunntlona may be tela
phoned to 8111, nd reach the
panel.
Mcmbera of thin panel are not
lii'lnii nnked lo iniikn any prelim
Innry atnlemenla an to their views
on the nubjrcl, but Ute dlncwwilon
will pad oil with quentlonn and
nnnwern alter pnnel members are
introduced bv Chandler.
Tlm "Build the Dnnln" lorum.
now Junt thrre weekn old, Is be
coming one ot the mont popular
riidio proKrams produced locally.
Two ol the punt three programs
have dwelt on the question ol Juv
enile delinquency, and the third
with spud price ceilings and eup
port. .
Future Drourama are planned lor
dincunnion ol such subjects as law
enforcement, the city manager
lorm ol uovernmenu extension ol
(he Kiamnth Falls city limits,
sports and other topics.
Travelers
Win Jackpot
PORTLAND W A Salem cot
l ip bound on a trio around the
world, won $3,388 on an NBC
indlo quia program .featuring Orou
i ho Marx, the Oregonlon reported
Wednesday, - ' -
Kadio Coltimtil.'it William Moyes
wrote that tlie nrnnrnm. recorded
In advunce, would be broadcast
irom Los Angeles Wednesday night.
Tlie couple, Mr. and Mrs. Luis
Marilno-Lnlv,' started on a sailing
trip around (he world Irom Salem
Inst year.. After 'outfitting their Jo
mot boat hero they ran Into a
rriiie.i o .difficulties, but finally
reached Long Beach, Calif., mak
ing the last leg of the trip bv truck.
Thev stonned In California to
earn money for the next part of
tne trip into the south raciiio,
Switch In Air ,
Posts Told
I.ONDON tPl The V. 8. Air
Force announced Wednesday Mai.
Oen. I.eon W. Johnson has 'been
relieved as commander of W
Third Air Force . , In England
to take a new ssslgnment In Amer-
Johnvm will succeed MaJ. Oen
Willis H. lisle, who Is 111. as com
iqsnder ol the Continental . Air
tommnnn, Miicuci f uiwo wiw.
New York. ',
Mai. Oen. Frederick R. Dent, Jr.
now commnnder ot the Wright Air
Development Center at Dayton, u.
will tnke over Johnson's command
here.
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R. PRANK TUCKER
KF Chamber
Boss Named
To Office
Kiamnth County's Chamber of
Commerce Mgr. Frank Tucker has
been named a vice president oi
the Oregon State Chamber Mana-
?nrn. along with Edgar W. Smith,
ortlaud, an Asnocluted Press re
port ssld todny.
Donald J. Donahue. Albany, was
elected president ol the xroun at
the close ol a joint Oregon. wain.
Ihgton session held In Portland
through yesterday.
Other ofllcers Included Secy. Don
sld P. McNeil. Seaside: directors:
Orrln Allison, Pendleton; Clarence
Bales, Corvollls; Msrlon Cndy,
Bend: L, C. Hanson, Orants Pass;
Tlm Metcall. Tillamook and A D.
Olnon, La Orande.
Dorcas Unit
Activity Told
The Dorcas Society of the Sev
enth Dy Adventlsts Church has
reported mat during last year
1.376 asrments and 60 pairs of
shoes were given to needy people
here and that a total ol 370 per
sons received aid. Tlie report was
made by Mrs. William Lofgren,
society treasurer.
Thirty-two persons were afford
ed medical treatment, 32 flower
bouquets were sent and 1387 In
cash was given. There were also
3,781 garments sent overseas.
Dorcas workers devoted a total
of &.7M hours to the work.
The society also sided the new
church building fund by raising
13,788.
A large room In the new church
has been set aside lor Dorcas ac
llvltles..
Fredrlo- March- won the motion
picture academy "Oscar" as the
best actor in 1933 and 1048.
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New Hampshire Will Be
Ballot Battleground As
First Prexy Testing Site
By The Ansorlsted Press
An open challenge by Sen, Tnft
Wednesday pinpointed little New
Hampshire lis the first testing
ground for Kcpubltcim presidential
nopeluls.
. Tlie Ohio Snnutor snld he would
not unk his backers lo withdraw
his name Irom the New Hamp
shire piealdi-iillal preference prl
mury Ural In tho nnllon despite
the I not thai he considers fnctors
in New Hampshire "unlavorable"
to htm.
Oen. Eisenhower already has
been entered In the New Hamp
shire primary, nut lor March 11.
win, lose or draw." Tall said
In his Ntiilcmi-nt, "I tcel I should
permit the preference vole to be
luken In New Hampshire."
It WHK llkelv thiiL Uui-nli V
8lunnen, another top presidential
hopeful, would Join in the New
Hampshire primary. His name war.
entered Tuesday. He had until
p.m. P8T Wcdnesdny to decide
helher to withdraw from the race.
In lllentlrinlllt, liltfftvnrfthl,. fnl.
ors 111 New Humnahtre. Tail nh.
nerved Unit "the political machine
oi the present stnle administration
is openly pledged to Oen. Elsen
hower." This Was u refirfne In r-.nt
Sherman Adams, Ben. Tobey and
outer new Hampshire Republican
leaders who nave announced for
the Ueneral
Taft said he wnulrt not. otilv
challenge Klsenhowcr In the pre-
stientini preference contest, but
mm. lie U'nll n n in K,lr nrlcr,1
delegates In New Hampshire.
inat state win send only 14 dele
BALa In the HOP nnmlmillnff ,nn
ventton in Chicago.
Graham Gets
236 Converts
WASHINGTON tfl BlUv Ora
ham's plea to "give In to Christ'
brought forth 336 persons as con
verts Tuesday night, the most at
one time In the evangelist s 2
wee 010 cnmtai crusade.
Every seal in the National Ounrd
armory, which has an 8.000 legal
capacity, was filled. Some 300 per
sons stepped forward at the young
preacher s call, for professions of
laiin. A score or more followed
when he said:
"I'm giving Just 30 seconds more
10 tho.se people with one foot In
the Kingdom of Ood. Whoever you
are, you must give in to Christ to
night." Urnham's topic was "Judgment"
and he used Uie story of Noah and
The Ark as an Illustration. He
said Noah repeatedly warned sin
ners to repent. They listened too
late he said,, after "the Judgment
of the Lord fell upon them" in the
form of the great flood.
The revival is to continue through
Feb. 10.
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of
entering president Truman
and
Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee.
In Concord, N. If., Truman said
they would enter the President's
name before Wednesday deadline,
nut me While House declined com
ment. The move stirred Kefauver sup
porters, who have said previously
that, If Mr.. Truman enters the
New Hampshire arena, the crime
hunting Senator will climb In, too.
If Mr. Truman s name Is entered
it could pry out of him his political
intentions.
The President has kept mum on
another term. He would have 10
days after his nsme Is filed lo
accept or reject the bid.
Workers Ask
Gun Permits
WASHINGTON 1 Guards snd
couriers of the Atomic Energy
Commission want legal approval
to carry the guns they're already
carrying. '
The A EC, describing a proposed
amendment to the Atomic Energy
Act along those lines, said Wednes
day: "Although sucn autnority 1 un
doubtedly Implied In the . . . act. it
Is believed that express statutory
authority, similar to that possessed
by the Federal Bureau of Investi
gation, the Central Intelligence
agency, and othef agencies to car
ry firearms Is Important to allay
the uneasiness which may be lelt
by some Commission personnel now
carrying arms In the performance
of their duties."
Train Smashes Into
Pickup At Crossing
There were no Injuries reported
In a train-pickup collision at the
8am Wong crossing, Just off high
way 39 shortly after 6 p.m. yes
terday. The pickup, registered to Sher
man Hines. Tulelake. was said , by
state police to have turned In front
of the train s locomotive at tne
crossing1. The train hit the rear of
the truck.
Driver of the truck was unidenti
fied. Charles Brady was engineer
on the Southern Pacific engine.
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HAS MODEL PLAN Model
June King has thrown her
shapely frame behind ef
forts of a New York state
assemblyman to equip all
models with special identi
fication cards. June is tired
of hearing how some shady
ladies try to pass them
selves off as models. Says
she: "I think the profession
deserves to be considered
as dignified as selling in
surance." S.TORM WARNING
SEATTLE W The Weather
Bureau continued storm warnings
Wednesday for the coastal area
from Tatoosh to Cape Blanco, fore
casting southerly winds of 30 to
40 miles an hour.
Small craft warnings were con'
tinned for Inland waters of Wash'
nutton. .
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oncerf To
Open KF Drive
This year's Community Concert
membership drive Is to be directed
by Mrs. Fred Ehlers, 1338 Pacific I
Terrace, and Harriet Muller, 1018
Washington St., supervisor of vocal
music in city elementary scnoois.
The one-week drive Is lo benin
with a dinner meeting the evening
of March 10. Mrs. L. Rex Hiatt.
1138 Crescent Ave., meeting chair
man, aald today time and place
of the event would be announced
later.
Although Jio program has been
arranged there will probably be
talks by Lucille Schreiner, repre
senting the national association in
New York; and Louis Mann, newly
elected president of the Klamath
chapter.
TO RUN AGAIN
WASHINGTON 11 The oldest
member of Congress, Rep. Dough
ton. (DN.C), said Wednesday he
will seek re-election In his state's
May primary. He is 88.
Doughton said he had intended
to retire at the end of his present
term next January but a "very
large number of people" had urged
him to try for renomlnatlon.
The unpaid principal of the
World War I debt owed the U.S.
as of July 1, 1950, was $11,434,794,
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Membership renewala will be ac
cepted at the next concert here,
Feb. 13. Association Secy. Marlon
Shannon said today. Such renewals
are to be credited to persons who
sold those memberships last year.
The Feb. 13 concert offers Mali
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