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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1952)
I rtlDAY APRIL 2!5, 1052 IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN" LAKEVIEW GUESTS OF KLAMATH auxiliary of American Legion Post No. 8, April 15, hero for politick unci meeting, Memorial Hall who are looking forward to Depart ment convention here, July 28-30. Front row (I to r) Mrs. Mahel A. Rci.su, president, Lnkeview Unit, Hea Cietly, 1st vice president and service officer of post, Mrs. Irene Chap man, 2nd vico president, Mrs. Helen Anthony, Americanism and Girl's State Chairman. Standing Mrs, Ann Hays, president of Klamath Unit, Mrs. Pauline Lukl, Mrs. Virginia Crummelt, Mrs. Florence Chapman, Mrs. El ha Roe, Mrs. Sara Melsncr, Public Relations Chairman and wife of post commander. Rotarions Get Mexican Aid MEXICO CITY W Mexico In iii'UIdk naltln lmmlxrallon Iiiwh lor Die 0.000 Itotarlans expected here next, month. Th Interior Department said Wednesday rn active meinbershln cnrtl In International Rotary will be niilllclciil to enter Mexico. Norm ally ii tourist curd contlwc 3 la necessary. 'Pie world convention opens hero Miiy 25. Combat Pay Hike Snagged WAHIIINOTON .W A prujHiMil for extra rointmt piiy of t n nmntli for innnl Knmui Wur vet mm wis unuKKt-ii ThurHcUy In a roiiKrrAAlunnl ilinpulp nnri limy ctlc llirre. At thr iumir time between 40 mid 10 million ilollnrn in rxlm "com-nl-llvtnu" puy Dili-, mouth lor uii :i . inllllnn prrMiim hi thr mil Iiirntrd mtvUth nl.nu hpM'tmil ilnotnrd However, eventuiil puni me npprurrd hrluhl fur u hill to utnkft l hour bcneflU nvulluble in Inline utotHhr.. 'lhrne (om-imtft were tnndo to ft rrporlrr by nomr inrmbrri o n Heimte- llom.f Conference Commit Irr lm tullrd Wrdnrndny 111 thrlr liilllnl ntlrmpl to woi k mil it rum prominc. Thenr nonrren mi Id Uw Heimte llnuir ttrnup In nrnr nifreenmil on "rniit-nM.vliiK" pay ImmiM lor Mio urine, nrrvlre llml would nniount In ntxitit 473 million dollars u year dditioiiul. Week's Fishing Outlook Good roftTI.ANI) W -The Blair Onmr CuninilaliiJi'r. weekly IIMiIhk re port nald 'llmriulay that In the open areas lishlnu this week eiul hliuultl produce some line reulu. In Northwestern Oienon, Lincoln County streams promise to be Iroin koikI to excellent. Upper Willamette Vnlley stream have been' Improving and should be lair to aood. Ml. llnod area streams, thmiph. are loo cold. In Southwestern Oreuon coastal -tn-iiiii and lakes the lull should be bliliiit well, the report says a. thoiik-li xprtni: Chinook IIhIiIhii on the lAiwer Umpua haa been oor. 'OOMI'll FROM ITALY nECIOlO CALAIIIIEA. llalv Few of the world's iwl faidilon able women know when thev applv n drop ol precious nerlume to their ear that lis oomph comes from jlhls poverty-stricken part ol South ern llalv. It comes from the bcr- 'liamot tree. Calabria In the sole world producer of the extracted essence ol bcrirnmot, essential for I manufacture of pcrLimes. Truman Denies Seizure Plans WASHINGTON Wl President Truman (aid Thursday the UioukM of Hel.liiK the nation a newspapers and radio ataiiona had never oc curred to him. It la dllftcull to Imagine the gov ernment taking such a step, he told his weekly news conference. Truman discussed his seizure powers In elaboration o( an answer lie gave at last week's news con ference which alarmed many news paper editors and lawmakera. He was asked then whether he could seize the press and radio as he' had the steel Industry. He re plied that under similar clrcum 'stances, the President has to act lor whatever Is best lor the coun try. A lot of hooey has been pub lished since he made that remark, Truman said In disavowing the thought he might take over the press and radio. ! AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A i PIANO Berlin Reds Stir French I1KRLIN Wl Ten thousand young Communists filtered quietly Into the French sector of Berlin Thursday night and started agitat ing with leaflets and speeches lor German unity and withdrawal of all occupation troops. The Illegal putsch by the Soviet sr-tor youths was pounced on by West Berlin police and dispersed with fire hoses. Twenty young men were arrested. The crowd assembled at the sec tor border at the end of the work ing day. Blue-shlrtcrd Communist "Free German Youths" predomi nated In the throng. Several Germans who talked to the early gatherers said the aim seemed to be a sudden surge with banners and leaflets Into the West. demanding a "peace treaty" and German unity. Communists have bristled Into the West in the past but not In such KIDDIES! Burro Pony Rinq RIDES - 25c Er.nlngi, Saturday 4 Sunday aftaraooat sa South th acron from Altomoat Drive. numbers. Hearing of the propagan da march, the Berlin police ordered their new "alert unlta," trained and equipped by the Allies, to be on HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IU6INI, OKI. MEDFORO Thoroughly Modern Jlr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors the guard along the Soviet sector border. For COIOS' Muuh Athtt- WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT IOC ! T.a r... r.M ... .pl,t pn. frsm lh l.tuli K. Maria Pin Cm pan, -.9 h. 71b. al law manibly rait. Aflrr raaaonabla lima caa. If yau with, rhania from rent f par rhaifl afrrrmanl. 1 ha rnl alrtady pala la all cradila la yot purrbaaa cc on I and pi albar dawn pay mant la ntcta rr. Tha manlbl pa mania ran be IMlla fatflitr than rrnl. Or, If yea pra In. ymm ran ranllnaa la rrat. Bennett Recall Goes on Ballot PORTLAND orThe meaMire In reul City Commissioner Jake llrmirtl wilt be on tlie primary eln-tion ballot m Portland. The city auditor certified Wrdiie-iday that enough signatures had been ebuincd on recall pell iioim Uenneit said ha has no in t.:lon to resign the only way to slop the recall measure so the matter will go before tllo voters May Id Sky Blaring Brings Kicks rORTI.ANn W low-flylnB plnnr will, hlinklim ump-nclvrrliii-lim IlKhtii fintl it louil hpfukrr piny Inu rrcorrK rnuurd rompliilnl from houwlioldprn litre WPtlnea I ditv nlulii Afltr cvcrl hotirn o( chct klnu, polite rcMirhcd Uip pilot who Ittrnll i (iril hitnnrlf nn Clmrlm F. lloov?r 1 of Valpitriilto. Incl. Polltr Lt. ; Krnr.it (. VlnrrnL qucitrd him I hHyiiiK hf wn.n norry nnd he'd wrk city uppruvnl o( hm ntlvcrltsliift be (fure Kity mure IIikIiIa. f A MIRRORS -hsssssshV tm Pjf In Ilia nam! Iin1 S1 i:. 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