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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1952)
MONDAY, AI'HII. 211, 111.72 IIKIIAL-I) AND NKWS, KLAMA'I'll FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRES u Massachusetts Election Draws Major Interest By The Assur-lalrd I'rrm Fuur states nnmc delegates to the national presidential cunvcn tlonii this week but major Intercut centered on Mussachunela whose could whittle Ben. Hobort Tail's 2U0 to 133 delridite lend over Ocn. Uwluht L). Klsenhnwer. KlUy nine Republican delegates were chosen In district end state Schools to Have Art Exhibit - Kilimulh Villi' icmdr schools will show their art work In mi nil duv exhibit luniorrnw nt the Art Center. In churuc vlll b Richard Ilcln holts, city schools art supervisor, who mild dlnplnvs from every urude from the llrnl throuvh the clKhl will be on exhibit. New project will iiIho be shown, Itclnholt!! Mild. Ilia public In In vlliril. Doors open at t a.m. READY FOR SEASON Munliu. 13-yesr-oliJ lirafTe In San KranrUro'a Hrlshhsker Zoo. appear to sample- balmy tiprlnf air. I'llh helmet la added Kasler fashion aftrrthoufhl. Eugene Police Top Shooters Hhuriifchoolp r (loin Kuueiie To. lire Department Uik flrM mid oecoml spots Uiimby in nn Inlcr rltv pistol mtch with Klamath Full policemen t ihr Airport slioollni: rmiitr. NelMin nml Molletl placed Insl mid nei'ond with score ol 211:1 mid 3. In third Kt wn Klmiinth l'alls putrolinen Jim lirown with a wore of 23(1 Only other Klamath Pulls patrol man In the top sevrn scores wan It N. Arikina. wnriiiK tun Trie Eiiuene rcntiiiucnl wa trenird to tllnnrr nlirr 'he mutch liv Klamath Fjills olflcers. KOIII AS KI.M'TIOS Crater Draws Historian An eminent British historian wa scheduled to vli.ll Crater Lake Na tinnnl Purk todnv, accordliiK to , Chief Kanitor Lull Hnllock. He I I ! Arnold Toynuee. who with hi wile ; b pliumlnu to visit the park from iKiiKMir In company with Lyle M. iNelnon. director ol Public Service jol 'the University ol Oreon. j .Over the weekend, llullock re- purled, 318 automobile carried 1317 I visitors IhroUKh the Park' mile Iwiiva. I He noted that the Miulh end went j entrance lilKhway were the only line open to Crater Lake. There tin been some nilnlnforinatlon out that tourbit can continue lliroiiRh ' the park and out the north entrance toward Bend wltou' backtracking However, llullock said that hlith way won't open until about July 4. KANI)fll'Kr;KTS MKDAL 1 NEW YORK ' - Poe and bIor. PUBAN. Korea I South Ko- rnpher Carl Sandburg ha been rea held It llrnt nationwide locnl I awarded the 105'J Gold Medal ol election rnday. Voter cho!.e 17.- tile Nnllonnl Inntllute and Amerl &4B city and county coimcllmen ran Academy of Art and letter. About 7.600,000 pernon were ellgl-iThe award, was Klven for hi tria ble to vole. torical ana biographical writing. J Gift to Speak On Conservation The I.snurll Valley Pilot Boll Conservation Distrust will be the Miblect of a talk by l.lovd (Jill bi lore a meetlntt of Uie Khimnth j Modoc Chapter of the Izunk Walton League to be held Vednedav eve. nlng April 30 at the Klumuth iForeit Protective Associations headquarter at the Weed Ashland hluhwav Junction. i Oil. Donald L. RIiik. executive secretary of the Oretton Btnte Divlnlon of the Izank Walton Leunue will ulw npenk on the action bclnit Itnken by the Leamie to encourane .the formation of soil coruervntlnn 'district In other part of the Male. convention! Bnturday. An Auoct ated Pre tabulation Indicated 33 of them were for Taft and 31 for Elxenhower, although there were dlnpute over the leaning of twin of the delegate. The poimlblllty of a flood buttle at Oklahoma City Mondny melted when the force of Bon. Robert B. Kerr of Oklahoma, a candidate for the Democratic nomination, and beforehand on a compromlHe. An executive council resolution voted Uunday Instruct the delegation to vote for Kerr but allow the dele gate to release thcnwelve any time they feel Kerr I out of the running. Murray harl wanted an unliuitructed delegation. DKI.KCiATKK Political eye were turned most ly on MaHnchuett, home tale of Ocn. Elnenhower'a campaign manager 8m. Lodge. Maachu netui will end 3D delegate to the Nntlonal Republican Convention and Lodge claim mot of them for EIcnliowi'r. The elate tin lu ai-iarge ocie gnle candidnte. who arc unop posed and who are reportedly divided Hit way: Two pledged to Taft, two to Elnenhower, and alx undeclared. Polblv 400.000 voter will bal lot on 72 Democratic delegates with hall vole eachand the re maining 28 OOP delegate. A sweep of the OOP 28 dele gates plui the two already com mitted to ElKcnhower would give Elsenhower 30 new vote compared with Taft's two. The result are not binding on delegates and the voters must write In their preference. The state' attorney general ruled nick names like "Ike'' and "Bob" would count. Basil Brewer, publlther of the New Bedford Btandard-Tlmci and mule campaign nianuger for Tuft, claimed a majority for the Oh I on n a wecg ago, nn aid not make an elective eve forecast. DKI.AWAKE . On Wednesday, Delaware Repub lican hold a state convention to name 12 delegate. Friday Ten nessee's Eighth District Republicans hold a convention to name the stule'i 20lh and final delegate. Up to Monday, Republicans have chosen more .than half of their 1,205 national convention delegates, the Democrat slightly more han one-third of their 1,2:10. Counting Saturday's selection In eight Mute, the Associated Pre tabulation of major delegates stood this way rflgures are bused on del egates pledged, Instructed, favor able or willing to stale a first ballot choice, and on candidate conces sions) : Republicans: Taft 2M (Taft force clulin more than 300); Elsenhower 233: Harold (Hansen of Minnesota 23: Gov. Earl Warren ol California 6: Oen. Douglas Mac- Arthur (who Is not an announced candidate) 2. Democrats: W, Averell Harrl man D2 Vi, Ben. Richard Russell ol Oforgla 37: Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota (not an announced candidate) 23; Kerr 8 FLORIDA Meanwhile, the battle went on for more delegates: Ben. Russell, campaigning In Florida where he I opposed to Ben. 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