HtlDAY, Al'ltll, 11), HIM
HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
.Kiwanians to Consider
Klamath, U.S. Problems
Klamath Angus
Sale New High
A amooth-backed black Aberdeen
Annua hrlli.r last year broke Hi.'
Ihcn-slaniiinu. i-bciiio ioiini
record lor females durlnu i
Fourth Aiimiiil Klamath 1'ivlin An
ordecn Annus "bow and Mile here.
itniikln Anuui Farm, llciinlston.
sold the ihow'a maud champ !
male In Wiiiiui Hunch, Will
onvlllr. Calif., tar 111 I Ml.
Htindiiy una Monday, the ruin
nnnuiil Klnninlli Falls show urn!
nl Ih M-hcduled lor the Ootlllh'
Al
'IIip Kliunnlh Falls Klwunln club
VPfiliTflii V vnlcd alumni iinunlinuut-
ly In consider ilcvullnu ut least mill
Democrats Prep for Ballot Battles Klamath May Have TV
In County's Biggest Primary Rally By 1 955, Maybe Sooner
llv IIM.V. M( AIIHHOI (ill inn lor delegate to the Ucmo.work an
Democratic pnrly lenders mill ; luilloiml convoiillon; Howard Mor
winker, oi Klmni.th Counlv mill ol unn of Monmouth: Kill Hi 8. Green,
vieeklv nicctlnu IIPI' IIUHllh lo I II' (iri'mill leathered ll UIO Wlllliru iIuiuhiiu, muni on nwcnimig, rorv-
Mmlv . problem. l'C'rl.!l to "'! IwF nlul.l lo tooth- lliclr owh land; Mike DrOcco Portland;
Kin,n. Ii'aii. i.ml AniPrli'ii. Ilioinn u lllllp In lint lamest rully i Mui Kiirt-t G'awood, Porllnnd; and
Tho villi' was Inki'ii diirli.K l"'k
I held bv ruber political party licro Jonda Lconiird ol Grants Pass.
, j ,,..,, chandler urri.ldrul ,U,H lrliiiary election can.palun. 'I tic Ipnor of the rally win one
uy ll. J. iiiuiii ynanuirr. 11 m iiiu in Hl.k.r ...,.. i.1,i..w,i in. ',. n,...,.....,.,f.ri,.i,.... 11. n.n
ol the Oi Puon Hlulp HriniilciiritliM '
1iuiIulivp rmrruiiii. I Television may come lo Kiamatn in .u in orenon. only four Oreiton
live for the Ki A and school In-: Falls by 1955 or maybe sooner. cities Portland, Salem, Eugene
lercata, and she spoke out against 1 '' hat wan the forecast made by , and Mr-dord have more than one
the proposal to limit the state 'If- J. i Bud) Chandler, manager ol channel. Klamath Falls has but
property tan lo 8 mills, a proposal KFI.W and president of the Oregon ; one.
mat may do on me stale uaiioi Dimumci.
In November lore the Klamath Falls Kiwanle
It would strike a blow to school I club yesterday,
financing. Mrs. Green said, anil ll. ! In ilM8. Chandler exnlalned. Con
ed by sales tax proponents to i grc.ss froze all television allocations
sales i because It realized there would
WURLITZER
A magnificent .
plane. Many
lovely itylei ant?
Ilnlihti la hM
from.
LOUIS R. MANN
PIANO CO.
120 No. 7th
I
Association ami station niananr .,. ,. ,......,. m " "7 : ",. ,nrJw, , ,,, 'try to eventually force
h"'w' , , Treasurer Waller I'ciirson. who .itcpubllcaii stale and that ll has11"" on Oregon despite that It's soon be more applications for video
KFJI Mgr. Dick Mugulre wu' will li-iivc that pi.t iiim! Is a candl. the mosi prouilnliig slnlc of candl- been voted down five times, than technical knowledge would
chain...... ol the day. dale lor Ihe (flato Bcwile as well 'rluU-ii In vcars Walter Pearson, who Is stepping i permit. Congress had set 10O0 as
Cliuiidlor't talk was on "The Mir
aclp ol Anieriin" Ihe giniili'st
nilruclp, Im Mild, uliirc Ihe Ucaui -rectum
nl Chrlnt. Hp nuli d Unit Ihe
gieiit niitoiiiobllp Indii.lry bus de
veloped lioiu nolhlng lo whul 11 Is
today within one lllelline. The avia
tion Industry did loo.
( HAM.KH
llut. lio ankod, what ihiiime.i
have wo made in the' original con-
lounuiiiK
out thai
fr,,ii'uiiiiiiuiN. and Chiilritiiiu
u i l, i.... r,.r .i,ihlp
,,.,,, ...st year", sale receipts jA-nrric.
Willi Hie Klainulh Chamber of haps there was son... divine guld
i:m..,er. n barking .Ills vein's ,1- anca In Its origination,
lair more breeders and buyers arc I Molding up mi American one dol
expected this vein , and CI.eyne ex- , ar bill. Chandler said:
1 ..'.i. .. ... 1...... Tlu- I t-1.l.. Im ..., turllt mi V 47 f-eillH
ppcis eimipDium uc .. . .... - v,u!M,ry for a trip home
. Am-Ii i Vm-n n l other breeder. , ho..ld be. Us.. I think you are. Frontline c. ml .t troop, g lou,
life West What ..re we going to do about ll." I""1'",", '"! l""h1' "'Y
r wl, last vear n was ilien (hat the Klwunls , behind Ihe lines get three, ho do
n.tk.i il. r Mile into Ihe record w ..iim look lis llrnt sten toward loli.-
has been lgnrd up lo attempt Ihe mg Us lellow service gruup hero-
saine again this y.ii. A mhiwiih.ii
and salesman, ho rontct from Los
Angrlcn
MPs Unhappy
About Points
Howard
chain.. im, particularly stressed
that theme and eluded Oregon
newspapers for lulling to point out
Ihe quality of Demo political candi
dates this year where In pant
years they've managed to point
out the lack ol quality of other
slates readily enough.
Ifn rWhirp.1 Ihi. It l lllrilv .1ia
; Demos will elect two members to,Fulll couple ol weeks, an-
tills I "ouiicru tuttua eunaru, vice cnair-
man oi ine Oregon Kcinuver Club
of Btatc. 'fTie randldnten are Fran
PANMUNJOM, Korea 11 Ml
t..r lif. .I,.ili.r.I t.l HiIm uri.il
.ii... ..... I........... .no ..... i, iv ! Ilia slBlr Board ol Control
unhappy over tho Army a new' ro- iy?"- TJ?,u,u!:?r, ."? " 8tcl:!;tr,
tallon rysienl.
Alll.,,.,l. II...U r Hull.,. In "lin. CIS L.BIIIUeri, BIIO lUllll O. UTCII.
, K.i,.,,.'' hmu.... iiH.iie Many Republicans- themselves,
lines, ihev build up rotation . red- M",tt ' ' to help
.. ' - ' nln.l lira llriiaii. In m.,.I rr e,f In.
the limit for TV aDnllcatlons. fig
urlng that It took the radio Indus
try 24 years to pass the 1000 mark
In establishing ordinary radio sta
tions (AM stations).
KFLW, opened In 1948, was the
lOMth AM .amplitude modulation)
station on the Federal Communica
tions Commission's lists. Today
there are 2339 stations.
There are but 108 television sta
tions In operation at present, cov-
nrtntf A. Im.rl.an marlrelti VlrlM
and a former Klamath Fall, resl-1 haN hlt olhcr coumrie,, includ
dent. He is to campaign In Oregon j nl England, France, Norway,
before the May 10 primary. ; Sweden. Russia. Mexico. Jarjan and
John Jones, Congressional can- Mveral fjouth American countrlej.
Morgan, state party lOUt a Btatc Treasurer after four
berl of Porlland, candidate for the
Job. Lambert was three times
treasurer of Multnomah County
and later a vice president of the
First National Bank,
Ben. Estes Kefauver of Tennes
see, leading Demo candidate for
President, may visit Kliftnath
Its at Ihe rate of only lo points Mrs ureen- to gel rin oi In- - "'-""h" fcarlicr this month Congress re-
monlh It wouH lake 18 inonllu cumncni r.ari i . newory. wnoin ne "'" r" ..; o. icated allocations for 2000 TV Chan-
heret'acau eharacterted as a liability lo Ihe ""J the Unlled States. Includ-
. . fl.ll. niiini,trcii ut Llion iui CUOIIUIDV i . ,
Mrs. Oroen. wlllv end attractive a e'enup oi corruption to dis
)s best known for her years of "ul'e a negative program that Ihe
. OOP has nothing to sell to the
SEED GROWERS-Plant Now
Attractive Contracts Available On
CANADIAN Field Peas
LIMITED STOCKSEED
Also Details Available From Our Local Raprmntaliv
Contact-W. A. Kotthoff, Box 181, Merrill
Phone- Merrill 4761 or Tulelake 7-0849
-r '
TAYLOR-WALCOTT CO.-San Francisco
Oak llrove Jim Oultrldge, one
ol Ihe Coast's ton men wl.h Angu..
know - how. will Judge Bunduy a
show
Among consignor this year are
Poe Valley' Gerry West, whose
Blackcap Mlsly W brought home
Kacranieuto' purple ribbons early
last month while he was bedridden
with 104-degreo le.nperatuie and lu
lluenta. and Chnlrniau Alvin
Chevne and brother Charles. Bcotch
The Clievnes had ll.e reserve but spirit." he said. Ainerlcanlsm
fKHlnrrrn in Hi-urtlUiKhl and bal
loon tit'Wft nt I'iiKniuiijon).
Cunl. Kit' hunt C I'uwrrr, of lort-
lttwl- Ore., coimnumlcr of ihe MI1
the lloiurv Club -In cftltiljlifthliiu a
....i. Ii. In tktilrli.lii-fs" tifiMiiloii If)
wnik on r.roblemK ol Importance to .detachment, said hi;, men areiri
clllr.ens ol Klamath and America, exactly nee ing, o 1 1 i,wy wouio ue
Ilie Rolary club held II I third '"t happier with three pulnU.
such session this noon.
TltKNI)
As Chandler said. II Klainal).
Falls Klwanlans wcie In work and
study to select men of Integrity,
honesty .id sincerity s public
servants, perhaps oilier cities In
Oregon would loo Perhaps, loo. It
would become a nationwide thing
We are Americans In everything
School Metals
Curbs Eased
Pravda Slaps
Yankee Policy
MOSCOW Ml Pravda reported
rilday the United Males govern- 1(n.Bt danKcr t0 th(. Democratic
incnt Is willing to spend a billion pany , lhnt )t kepp lnP
dollars for a new atom bomb plsnt memory of 20 years ago-the deep
but unw lllng to spend funds needed depression and the last Renbllcan
public
Some Renubllcans. he said, fol
lowers of Ben. Robert Taft, want
to lurn the clock back 20 years
In the gubie of economy. The public
Jones declared, will not stand lor
liquidation of the gains made In
the last 20 years.
Bwcelland's talk was alonir the
same line and he declared that a
for Hood control.
'administration green enough.
champ iien of lwo at the Biicranion
to sale, but lopped even the champs
In salea arena.
FDR's 'Dream
House' Sold
Iteporung me uu-astrous Hoods In ih..i iu r.n. t,m.A wi
Ihe Missouri and Mississippi rive, night's dinner meeting, which was
basins, the Rovlel t.uoer Haiti ..ur-h 1 i u.. . w r. . . .
WASHINGTON W - The Nation- catasironhles have uee..i. cusln,,,. i ' X r.u' rll '"A'
al Pr.Kluc.lon Authority Wednes-, ary during receiU years '' rZZ
Is almost ynonymou.s wllh Clirls- day expanded the amounts ol steel. Pravda quoted the New Yo'k nounccr.
uaui.y. n s iiino now ... i'ui n..i . inn. Kiuiiiiiiuiii Y.III..U iiiiiv uiinniunmi paper, ine uany worK-
In both Ainerlcnlilsiu and Chrlntl- be used In school building projecta j er, at length In condemning the
anltv " without a seclllc allocation. U.S. government for "squandering"
"We can make or break Amer- Under the order, effective for billions on armament and failing
lea." Ihe radio man aid. "We can . Die Ihlrd quarter beginning July 1. to spend necessary amounts lor
make It by work ... or urea j school builders will be given auto- flood control
11 by Indifference "
IIYDK PARK, N Y. I Frank
I'n f. Hoosevell's "dream house,"
built on a wooded ol In Ihe quiet
i-iict brsiilll.il Hudson River Val
ley for tho days ol bis retirement,
hi.-, been old
Tlie late President put up lite
nine-room tructure of native field
Monc in 10:10 lor u as a retreat
during the years alter he left tho
While House.
The property has been bought by
a Innn eoulpineni dealer. Wllllnm
II. Kay Jr. ol Salt Point, N Y.
Knv said Thursday he will subdl
Mile the properly known as Val
Kill Farms and tell ll.
Alier Roosevelt' death. the
house and nlol ol 141 acres wsn ac-
oinred by his wldo and his sun. .Jj,.
,'1"""' ,. ., I MOT.MTJ
l lie .un Biiiiiiii.-ii.i .
Basic School
Funds Listed
Tardy Teenager
Gets Taft Aid
malic priorities for up to 50 tons of ,
carbon sleel, ol wh'.ch seven tons '
can be structural lapci. .
1-j.ch project al.w can obtain
merely by noting on Its purchase '
order that the nuiinulles are within i
prescribed limns, up to l one WORCESTER. MaFs. I Vlr
pounds nl copper and 1.000 pounds glnla Mlstark. M-year-old North
of aluminum jlllKh School student, asked Sen
T1.e ninoimts are the limits for. Taft for his autograph as he left
elf-authorl7jition for each project his hotel Friday morning.
wnuc jau wrote ins name on a
block of paper for her. Virginia
told him that waiting for him made
8AI.KM Nearly IS million as a whole not per quarter
dollars 111 basic school money is :
going lo 1043 Oregon school dls- ; i
tricts this week Truck InducTrv
Tlio distribution by Secretary ol I
Stale Earl Newbry Is the second
hall apportionment for the current
fiscal year. The basis Is 180 lor
each child on the school cctibua i iMrf.,,FU ...i,.h ,iinH.. haB ..Wb.
"si led temporarily a truck mileage
ine ii,aiv.juu ' uis.iiuuiru ,, now w.nl, u, mKe I ncr-
Fiqhis Tax
PORTLAND I - Tie trucking
her laic fur school. The senator
jlhen wrote:
j "Please excuse Virginia Mlstark
for being late. I delayed her. R. A.
iTafl."
2g2533f Extra Work
A r, jjj Mad Eoiy
bint a TvriTia
r
AhDIN'G MACHINE
k.tclrlo r Hsnd
Uait moBIS't rrntal l iapllc4 t the
purchsM rr.ee.
Pioneer Office Supply
Bourbon
YEARSOIJ
$405
TP V5QT.
rW
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at its Finest!
OLD
HICKORY
stuigbtBOURBOH WB1SKT
a
J
K HOOF MO HICKORY CISTIOINS COW, PHtLA, TK
countlCft in Ihr IoIIowiiik utn
liakcr, lS7.1fil: Benton. 'JM423
ClftcknimiA, UH.h2; Clatmip, 181,
in ui icnt
President Kllcry" Sllln sold Ihr
Orrcnn lllcnu nv Council would
ColumblH, IJ03.764, Cooo. H,nrl un inmmivr mriiKurC for a
Crook. llJItlOO: illl'rV.lroi.Httliilloniil nmnuimnu lo nro
as ntif.. r....l...i. aKJ 'Ut Iif,... . ....
t..U nit. ..t-tf mwl II a. ..m... T-w.e.. I11U1V MUCH B
. from Kll'ot. that KV bOUKM I ?:.. '.' "i1":- :,: ,': I A mileage lax bill was passed
the house and mod
MERCURY WINS AGAIN!
MERCURY - Grand Sweepstakes WINNER - Mobilgas Economy s Run - 25.4 Miles per gallon
The farm equipment dealer
woo Id not disclose how much he
paid for the properly but real es
lale men have-valued ll. plus 3MI
additional acres acquired bv Kav
Orant, WJ.326; Jlarney, 171.1)13; iv .951 tgitature, but a refer
Hood River, 1144 8J; Jackson. Undum attack slopped IJ from
Ml, 171: Jefferson. 73.f98: Jose- going Into effect. It will be on the
phlne, 3V7.93I: Klamath, 4S7.8fl: I November ballot.
Lake. 78.807; Lane. 1.377.fta7; I
Lincoln. t33l,407: Marlon, 804- DKATHH INt:RKASi:
Malheur. f33l,4fl7: Marlon, 104,-' QLASCOW, Scotland More
... .... ... l ...... 1IUWUt. I 1.
in .no ,.r,, 1745: Morrow. $&J,711: Multnomah. Scotsmen are dving from heart dl-
3.243.71)7: Polk, fail . 660; Sherman . .sense, but Ihe tuberculosis death
;3ii,ll07; Tillamook. HDn007; Uma-shows a substaiitlal drop. The
tilla. 404.BI6; Union. $203,147: Wal- Scottish Health Services Council re-
Iowa. $67,635; Wasco. $125,733; ported that In the last 30 years
Washington, $730.8116: Wheeler, there has been a "real, substantial.
$44 7114; Yamhill. $303,278. ,. progressive Increase In coro
nary heart disease. - ana onr.ic.i-
Inrly In the number oi deaths it
Ike and Taft
Backers
Argue
b' TO It MS KILL TWO
PORTLAND Oregon sup- , ,.,..
porters of Elsenhower and Tall ! " a T T " .i Ti - h... i .
differed TTiuradav on what etiect ".-.... ... .v.
the New Jersey election will have Jm.radav nighl killed two persons
on the Republican Prelde..tl..l l?1cslroy'1 n,,u"', nou'",,l'l,d,
, . ' thousands of dollars ol other dam-
Ralph Cake. Republican national "p?r"i? . rv,ry I
comri,.eeman fo? Oregon, and ... tTZl 5.
Elsenhower man. said tno new
Jersey vote convinced hlin Elsen.
bower would win on the first ballot
at the Republican National Con
vention Lowell Paget, Oregon manager
tor Taft, disagreed.
"Lots ol things can happeri and
probably will before the national
convention." Paget ald.
Meanwhile supporters of Oov.
Adlal Stevenson of Illinois for the
Democratic presidential nomina
tion said they were not ycl ready
lo give up hope for their candidate
Phil Dreyer, a leader In the move
ment for Stevenson, said he
Drought Stevenson still could be
limited by the Democratic con
vention, despite Btcvcnson'i an
nouncement that he Is not a candidate.
damage.
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KEY TO ECONOMY
Mercury has won in two major gas-economy tests in a row.
But there are other sides to Mercury economy. There's the economy
of a new, stronger body built to a tradition of craftsmanship
that accounts for 92 of all the Mercurys ever built still being on
the road. There's the economy of first price astonishingly low
as you will learn. Biggest of all is the economy of trade-in value.
Mercury's trade-in value has risen faster than that of any
other car during the last 12-year period.
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