HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, FERRUARY 11, 11152
PAGE TEN
CANDIDATES FOR KING AND QUEEN of a Parents-Patrons sponsored dance at Bonan
za high next Saturday night are these students at their high school. Selection is to be by
class in school. Front row, left to right, Catherine Dearborn, sophomore, and Marie Lee,
freshman. Second row, May Challis, senior, and Mary Lee Kyser, junior. Back row, left to
right, Dale Robertson, freshman; Irwin Crume, senior; Howard Koertje, junior, and Bob
Walker, sophomore.
Spirit Drive
Asked by Pope
VATICAN CITY U1 Pope Pius
XI has called for a spiritual cru
sade to turn the world from "paths
which sweep on to ruin" and from
a general condition which "may
explode at any moment."
Broadcasting over the Italian ra
dio network, the Pontiff said Sun
day each man must re-examine
"what he can and must do per
sonally as his own contribution to
the saving power of God."
As Bishop of Rome be addressed
the Roman Catholics of that city,
but his appeal for a return to
"Jesus Christ, the church and the
Christian way of life" clearly was
meant for all.
Threats to the present generation
he said, are "much more wide
spread and grave than pestilence
and the convulsions of nature, even
though their continuing threat has
begun to make the nations almost
insensible and apathetic."
MOON SHADOW
NEW YORK UP) The only par
tial eclipse of the moon during
1952 in the United States was visi
ble in some parts of the country
Sunday night.
State Legion
Meet Planned
Plans for the 34th annual De
partment of Oregon, American Le
gion, convention to be held in
Klamath Falls next summer are
being male by members of Le
gion Post No. 8. .
O. D. Matthews, former Citv
Plumbing Inspector, heads a com
mittee doing the groundwork of
convention planning. Other mem
bers of the committee are Pat
Kilby, Harry Van, George Mcln-
lyre and ueorge A. Myers.
Tentative convention dates are
Friday, July 25, for the 8 and 40;
Saturday, July 26, for the 40 et 8;
Sunday, July 27, memorial serv
ice and opening ceremonies, and
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
July 28, 29 and 30, for the Ameri
can Legion business sessions.
State wide drum corps compe
tition is to occupy one night. The
40 et 8 is to have Its Grand Cau.
cus parade and the convention pa
rade is to be scheduled for an
other date. Dances, dugouts and
special entertainment features are
to be spotted throughout the con
vention.
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DISPLAY
Sun Census
Finds Three
WALLA WALLA MV- It wns the
middle of the Htternoon still too
early even for a. sociable drink.
mitt's wny wium wmin union
Bulletin reporters were skeptical
this week alter a subscriber tele
phoned that there were three suns
in the sky.
Reporter No. 1 went out In the
alley to take a stm census (or
susus) after the first call. He came
back in to say there whs only one
sun.
Then another subscriber Dhoncd
in. And Reporter No. 2 sashayed
out In Uie alley for his sunsus.
He came back blinking, swore
he had not been drinking, and snid
"yes, there are three suns out
there." (Not the singing trio of
uie same name.)
So then thev called Uie weather
man, Lloyd Vaughan. He cleared
up uie sky, or mystery.
He called them sun dogs mock
suns formed 22 degrees on either
side of the regular sun as seen by
an observer.
Thev are formed by thin clouds
of Ice crvstnls high in the atmos
phere which reflect Uie light rnys
to form a mirage.
Billy Graham
Hall Jammed
WASHINGTON W An estlmntd
10.500 persons about double the
normal legal limit Jammed the
NaUonal Guard Army Sunday to
hear Evangelist Billy Graham, and
l.ooo more listened by louaspeaxcr
outside.
The armory's legal capacity Is
5,310. At Graham's appeal. It was
raised two weeks ago to 8.000 lor
religious meetings. Fire marshal's
agents closed Uie door on about
1,000 persons. '
The meeting opened Uie fifth and
final week of Graham's capital cru
sade. It ends next Sunday with an
afternoon gathering at the Wash
ington Monument.
Bedtime Snack
solves laxative problem
"I have had great success with
au-bran," writes Paterson. N. J.,
man. "After years of constipation,
I am now regular. Thanks to my
Vi cup of all-bran every dny!" If
you suffer from Irregularity due
to lack of dietary bulk, try a bowl
ful of this tasty cereal every night
before bed ... It may bring back
the youthful regularity you
thought long lost, all-bran Is the
only type ready-to-eat cereal that
supplies all the bulk you may
need. It's high in cereal protein,
rich In iron, provides essential B
and D vitamins. Not habit-forming.
If you're not satisfied after
10 days, send empty carton to
Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich,
and get double honey back I
Constitution Defended
By Sen. Yatkins, Utah
A nliuilnr Wntklnn riwrvntlnn
wna di'loutril In 11)41) (luring Un
hide on tun North Alliiiillo pnut,
Ity JOHN KAMI'S
WASHINGTON Wl Sell. Arthur
V. Wiuktns, K.-Utnh, la becoming
known In the Senate as a defender
of the CoiiHltlution.
As n former district Judge, ho
likes that reputation.
During a two-ilny Sennto debate
Inst week on whether Uie President
or Congress has wnr-niiiklng pow
ers, Walk Ins was on his fi'ot for 11
hours. At lis conclusion, Sen. Mllll
kln, R.-Colo., rose to any:
"I wish to exprcs my apprecia
tion of his unceasing vigilance for
Solon Seeks
Kent Coin
WASHINGTON W Whnt this
country needs Is a good 7-ccnt
nickel and a lo-cont dime, In the
Judgment of Rep. Slcnilnskl, D-N.J.
He suggested the government
look Into the possibility of coining
seven, and 15-cent pieces, In the
course of House Appropriations
Committee hearings on the Treas
ury Department budget, published
Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross, director
of the mint, told Uie congressman
bankers are dead set against the
Idea, and Indicated she didn't think
much of it either.
She said such coins wouldn't be
divisible Into the dollar, wouldn't
work on vending machines, would
require additional compartments
in ensh registers and probably
wouldn't be popular with Uie public.
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with Pop would coll Bogue
Dole, Reoltor about buying
now HOME."
the protection of the Constitution
ol the United Status."
Dl'K
Sell. Case, R.-8.D., added: ", , ,
It Is a tribute which certainly In
dun tho senator from Utah Jlv
reason n( the questions he has
raised, he certainly has contributed
an understanding of the (Atlantic
peace) pact and, I hope, to the
clarification of our foreign policy."
Wulklns touched olf tlio current
extension of hint year's "great de
bale" when he proposed Uiat it
"reservation" be tacked onto a res
olution taking Greuco and Turkey
iiilo tho North Atlantic paot.
Tim reservation, Wulklns said,
would restate and reaffirm that
Congress, and only Congress, has
the power to put the United Stales
Into war.
He wanted to limit actions by
tho President which he feared could
Ihrow Urn mil Ion Into war without
formal declaration by Congress,
IHTTKItNKSS
Tho proposal sparked bitter arg
uments over the Ncndtng of troops
to Europe, whether president Tru
man exceeded his authority in dis
patching troops to Korea and
whether he could send them Into
battle elsewhere In Urn world.
Watkins finally withdrew his reservation.
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