Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 10, 1952, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, APRII, 10, 1052 HKRAI.D AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAfcE TOREK i ' j I I , '.' I ? ,-Mr,'i.W','.'f t.-jr I i Ike Supporters Are Confident 1 i urn ii afmiin ALTURAS FLOOD This yi'iir's .spring thaw pliigued tin- Modoc County seat with high wiitiT. Above is (ihown sonm of tin- flooded homos. iiiiiinitimniii i-hoio. Many Congressmen Hurry Home to Tell of Slashes Mental Cases Lead All Ills WA8HINOTON t Mntiv limine Turin brrn lirnrirrl hot nr 'jlnirwliiy for n la rttiv Kiiwli-r ircr-ftf-., nitfirr lo Irll ronMlturnU how Utfy nil tnorp limn nix billion dollm Irom rrrnUlrnt Trumnn'i rtpimiprUUon Inuikfdlntrty nltrr nIiiMHiik $4 7i:i.Mft.21B from Ihr IM.fKW.WW.OOO mllllury bill nnd rultlnn tlrfniMj nprmllnir nrxl yrtir by u tola 1 ul fl 'j billion, thr Hoiiftr liitr Wrdhr-jt-dnv vntrd to inkr mi KnMrr holt day Thr cul Imposed In llic l.t'lrhtc nrpmUiinil monry bill for tho flAcnl yrttr nlnrllnu next July 1 wti0 by Ur Ihr bljjKrM nl thr yrnr U AltNINd It broiiKhl ft wurnujK froiii Chutr- Shotgun Wound Cures Disorder ST AI.HANB. Knulnnd A hntltim lilnnl liuil Wntlwlrd iim m: ruwd btiriflnr rrnlly did him limx! turn II cuiril his thyroid i (land difiordrr. hu miomry lold a court. Tlic rtoli iHlnnl, 3ytmrold Frrd. ,' rrlrk ThompMiu. nrrdrd un nper-1 lion on his Ihyrold. bill ilirn hr w hot in Ihr buck of Hip nr by hounchuldrr who cmiKhl him climbing throiiKh a window "Hy Minn ctirlou.n pnrailii. the tioollriR nccmji lo Imvc dour mine ilium lo ihp niun'i thyroid." bin altornry Hold Wmlnpxlny Mr broudhl oiik medical report to how ninmp on hnd form udtlrn ly cured I'rrMiiiiiK JudKe J. Neville Clmy waa linprewd by the nholnun euro. Ilui he nnlcl he hnd nimUicr cure lor lhi man'a wmdowcllmhinit tendencies (our yinr' impriMin-ineiil. I rnnn Mahon ITrx i, of the mill- liiry apprnprlutlnui MUlx'oinmlllea Unit the "eedB ol World Wnr III ' were being sown. He voiced llic hope lhi!l the Heniiie would ellm limte the nprmiliiK i:elllnu. The Deled? Uepnrlineut hud plnnned to ipend 6'J ' j billion next year. lot of It comlnu from u .MI. 400,1X10,000 carryover ol IviiicIk ulrendv ftpproprluled nnd obligated but not npelil. The llmltntlon wnn not nlmed nt any pnrtlclllnr avency ol the Dc leiihe Depnrtint'nt It would be up lo llip department to decide how much Army, Nnvy nnd Air Torre Hpcndmif muit be purrd lo como within the celling ( I T IIKTAII.H Hut rfductlon.1 In acluul nppro prlntlom were demiled. Tlir Armv'n lundft were cul Irom W.200,000 000 lo I12.H4.4OO.OO0 the Nnvy' from ll3.WJ.30i.WXI lo H3.IIII1.IM.I42; Ihe Air Force from 32.4:i0.37B.770 to $20.(42.412.012 Tile overall eut In appropriation1 WR f 2 er cent from what ihe Prenident wanted The Houae backed Ihe Approprta tlona Coinntlttee a rrluaal lo ap prove 210.000.000 to build a new "0.000 ton aircraft carrier of the I flh-deck "Forrentnl" type now under construction. 1 .08 ANC1KI.KH ii There re more people In ihl country In mental institution. than are hoa pllallcd lor all other dlhCBe and lllnehea combined. Dr. Karl Men nliiKer of Topcka, Kan . nays. Head of the MennlnKcr Kounda llon for Psychiatric Treatment, he told the American AAsoclallon. of Heulih. I'hVNical Kducntlon and Kecrealltjn Wedne..d;iy. "Hccrcuilon lh ncfcsharv to re lieve uncontrolled aKrew,ion. A chess name lo one man may be as elfecllvc a relief as some violent upon, like basketball, to another. "The problem ol mental sick ness in loomiiiK larKer and larger every year Kvery day I.IXH) per sons enter mentnl Instltutlona for treatment " By VM'I. W. IIM!Vl:v Jr. 8ALKM i - Kuppoiv,,, ol Gen. Klsenhower are wo confident n,i he'll win Orciion's Mnv If) Hepub ilcan presidential primary that they aren't even aikinu him to cniupiiiKii In Orison When talk first smrlr-d thai he Military Air Deaths High WAKHINfirrifu i a , inimaiy air accidents l tun mmi 1 claiming many mure lives than arc be.ng losi among U 8 flier. In Korea. Tlir Air force acknowiedKtn Thursday that non-combat fiyin" i currently Is killinu more air per' onnel than the war itscll, I More than 50 pen0hh have bn-i: j killed or are missing already thu, month In domestic military plain crashen. 'I'IiIm Lnll ,lru .,. I...... ... . .....n Ill,,- Ulc ju or more killed in paiaihute mis haps or plane coIIimous in exer clsc Lonnhorn the miluary man euvcrs in Texas j 'Ilie Air Force said lis casualties I In Korea, since the start of the I War til -lime KlMi ,,.,ul I ,,, In Korea, since Ihe start of the This Includes 3116 dtmtlv, in action or resulting Irom combat, an j average of about 18 a month. For security reasons, the Air . ("in) .HU IMKopi.'lp JOU Will) ,JOJOJ fatnlltle in non-combat alrcran accidents overseas. j TKOOI'S IIO.MK REATTLE -. The Navy trans port Gen. Simon I) Buckner ar rived from the Fai KaM Thursday with 1,471 passensers Including i,u lutjiiiun iroops. plnnned lo come home the day after the Oregon primary, some aaid hr might be persuaded to come home a couple ol days early and make one big speech In Ore (fori. But Klsenhower's Oregon organi zation hasn t even contacted him. 'Bo far as I know, nobody In our Oregon Klsenhower organlza t.on ha even written him a letter," Mark Hatfield, the young Wllla-, metle government professor who Is ! Ihe sparkplug of Ihe "I Like Ike" supporters In Oregon, said. "We figure that Gen. Elsenhow er Is well aware of the Oregon situation If he thinks It's neces sary to come to Oregon he'll come. Hut we are very well satisfied with the way things arc going. Hatfield, secretary of the state Klsenhower committee, said the Oregon campaign is being financed mostly at the county level, with 1 smull contributions being asked. "I'd rather have 100 one-dollar ' contributions than one 100 contri bution." he said. Hatfield claims that several can dldatca lor convention delegate, ' who have not publicly announced their choice lor president, have advised him that they are for ; Klsenhower. i iSome money will be rained on ! the state level to finance the Ore igon tours ol nationally known I speakers, auch as Paul Hoffman, I former head ol the Ford Founda tion; Gov. Dull of Pennsylvania; and Oregon's Sen. Wayne h. Morae. Hatfield eald that Morse, whose name was entered on the presl dential ballot against his wishes by the supporters ol Gen. Mac Arthur, will present a unique spec tacle. He'll make speeches lor Klsenhower, and at the aame time, ask the voters to vote against Morse. Harold Stassen and Oov. Earl i Warren ol Calllornla plan Oregon ! campaigns. The sixth candidate on the Republican ballot Is William It, Schneider, an unknown St. Louis lawyer. So lar, It look like Elsenhower, with the strong backing of Oov. McKay's administration, Is the favorite. But Gen. Mat-Arthur's supporters hope their man can win by splitting the so-called liberal vote among Elsenhower, Stassen, Morse and Warren. There Is talk that Democratic friends ol Eisenhower will write his name. Ben. Taft, while not a candidate In Oregon, might set quite a lew Republican write - In votea. too. I The decision by President Tru man against running again gives ! added Importance to the Demo cratic roce in uregon Detween Sen. Kefativer and Oov. Adlal Steven son of Illinois. The third candidate, Justice William O. Douglas, doesn't count much because he bought space In the Voters Pamphlet ask ing people to vote against him. Oregon's vote In the Democratic primary might have great Influ ence at the Democratic conven tion, as it Is the clearest test of popular support between Kefauvtr and Stevenson, Stevenson has ttromr sunnnrt In Oregon from Truman Democrat, while Kefauver'i strength comes mainly from the more conserva- wva yuricy ui j-fefnocrata, ' TT MORE DAY IHISVfflS SPECIAL Ai I money savin low, LOW price on LUNCH BOX Sandwich Spreaet LOOK for It lii the SAFEWAY ad page 13 of this papa Crab Dinner - Floor Show 1 Crob Feed 6 o 9 p.m. UanCfi Saturday. AoriM 9 A gala event sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose for both the men's lodge and the women's lodge members All for $1.50 per person . ... Crab Feed . Floor Show . . . Dance Remember the dote: Saturday, April 19 Make your reservation early! Free admission to members whose candidates are initiated on April 17 with the class in honor of the Davis children Make your reservation on or before Saturday, April 12 ... No Reservation . . . 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