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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1952)
WKDNKSIMY. AI'KIL 30. 11152 IIKRAIJ) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Governor's Daylight Time Decision Brings Mail Flood lly I'M I. W. IIAIl V I;V Jit. HAt.KM Ml Cluv, Uiiiwlim Mc Kny'K wi'rk-uhl iiiioiiiiicn i-nt Mini lie fttmUln't (inli'r iluylliilil mivIiik I lino lur Uitkuii dim ymr liiiiiiuhl lh hriivlcflt fliioU l mull til III! OIIIIT IIIIIIIV VI'IIIK II linn rrcclvrrt inure tlmii -"Oil Marines Get Young Hopeful InltnrN niifl miiVm I hitv lilllllKH't hid tlci'lHluu by u 6 to 1 mftrHln, I Mmiy (tl thmiff lettcrn wo hIkikmI Uy hcuiim of J tropic ! Tlunr uhu rrlUcl.e hit duclfilon 'ill'O UhltlK MJIMO til MlOMt ViO 1 lent, bulphuiuun Iuiiuuuko llnuylii l)lr. 1 liuv. McKhv f rupl'Utl'ArH Oml Itc tlortiii't let tho IrUorn liillurnce 1 linn, brcniihr ho hud to mukn hn , (JrrlMfiii on (iu'Ls Hixl ucroi dliiK to liiw. The liiw, tuinrxd In IIMIt lv the nm. Aii:i.i'in A m 'I hnmiiH (iriulv Mticllrd Hip V. H Minim- MlUhllllf-Ill lHMtPf i.iid linn ln'tiM-d l 'tiiNidf () nut cil Ihont' ixiMhIh i-xntTHHliiu Inlt'i r.ti In niillMmrnt Hr tilled 11 out iiimI intilld H Without Udllll MDVOtMV HIh nmilirr Mr. John A (irmly ol miuurbiin Ablution w.i-t n-dmi-I hrd whiMi it Murine i-cri ulllnu n rtinnnl photixd itHkiim Inr Tout. "1'i'it In mImmjI with Ihn ullmr fourlh Ktiulirft" his niothrr lld tlr srrMi'iiltt THAI-TIC VIOLATION MA I. KM M Ktutc iiollcp (hPfki'd in. Ml MiloiiiMbllr dtiiliiK March pnd Apiil. mid ((iiinri 111 hnd ex pired llmimo pltiti-N, und 52ft liilvn.s dtdn'l hit vp vi'lld tjiivm' llrptWM. Miitp Pollrp Hlipl. II. (I Vttfuh Mild Turitduy. Fourth Crash Victim Dies TAC'OMA il'i lllcliiuil IJixli'r (llrd In 1'lPi'ra Counlv llonnlliil 'llli'Mliiv nlulil Iji 1 1 1 it I tit: In Imjr Hit Irll In ihn rrnnli of ct iirlvnlo olunc tun inllfi flint of lli'l'o lint 'J'lHli'ft uii y nlulil. IJrKlcr u 'J'liciilnit nil (llhlrlljulnr uti.t liuuri'd when Hi'.- iiliinc he wan lilliitlinc ntriirk 4 powrr llni mid i.liinttril in lliuncfi l'i Hi? urounct. Three o'.hrr-i itboitid llir critll wrrn killid oulrlulil or Ini'iicd to death. Drxlrr wii.i pullrd lire Imdly limn etl und burned. Invriilluiiinrit Mild Dcxtrr iiiumr rntlv (nllrd to wr Hie uowrr linen In xh'irtlv nlier dir k limrtlm Minim'.. leulnlutiire und appruvril bv the iciiilr In lUlill, provldiw Unit the Miivi'iiur cull order diiyllxlit (lino only to runlorm with imuliborlfiif i.lutfH and to iirrycnl hci'Iuua cco limnlc Ionh. The Kovcrnor Mild lin couldn't re how ntiUKlmd time would chuho (irrloili Inns this cnr, no ho kept MiindiirU lime. B o in e of h I h cnrrrr.potidlilit in.lcr I ti 1 1 how come K could not IlilN yrur. hm coiKlilioiih urv Out Mimr. Hut thr kovpi nor nnyn the .llllcrriirn Ih that lutt yeiir iiiohI ol WiyUrru WiiMilniitoii m on thn fiiHl time, while thin cur. uiOAt ol II lin t (lov. Mi-Kliy lx hupnv Unit His hlK iniijorlly nf the lettrm coin- Seattle Mercury Nose Dives HKA'I'II.E Ml noaflupn wer while with front n t cliiwn TueHdnv uft:r the coldrii April 26-27 nllit hi're In 45 yeurs. 'Hie lenippriilure of 37 dcKreci purly 'lue-'idiiy ul the downtown wi-ntlicr Million tied Hie prevloux low iccoid lor the dulc :ct ill IUH7 ' At the Heattle-1'iu-oiiiit Hlrjiort. thr mercury dropped to 31. It nhould - be ulliihtly warmer TurMlny nmht, with n minimum of nhnut 40, with tM'rn.'ttonnl ruin I WethteNdiiy. mend him Hut he U'-U miKry over noiiie ot the inuncn he Ik biting culled. 'I"he Kovernor thlnk very little ut i'rutidenl 'iruuiuii. Ho lliu pru InbUlt couien from a tiuleui I'cnl dent whn wrote, "you're ifcttuiK more like Hurry 8. Truman every dny." The governor let un rend every letter he hui received miice he inndo Ills decliilon. We found that iiiont people on eur:h hide of the (tiestlun eliilni tho other hide In a "minority premiuro Kioup " There nre lettern from lurinem, city dwrllerh, luhorerH. bu.-iini-nA-men and houM?wlve. Home of euch Kroup coinmendH llu uoveruur, und thn others crltli:l.e him. A Cunnon Ileui h re.iiilent wrote thut If the Kovernor dicldt'H in luvor of dnyllKlit time he'll burn down tlie foreilK. 'I he governor j Miyii Iio'h koiiik to ituck Uj Ktund' urd time. I A lot of diiyliiiht time f.upportcm liny they'll never vole for McKay ! Willi. Hut there arc luit many : lettern from people who nay they ! never vuted tor him brlorc, but will frnm now on. Here nre a few of the publlsh- !uble acid comments from duyllKht bupportem: "You're ntupld. Ambitious people want duyllKht llfne, Iny people do i not." "You wold us down Ihe river Come election lime, we'll hell you. Oh Oov; oh Gov! How could you uv?" "You've Klven In to the loutey GruiiKe and dairymen. I'm going to become Democrat." "You are Inking away from tne our aummer. You were my favor ite Kovernor." "We ought to call It standard Orange time." "Truman buble the unions, you baby the larmera." "You ought to aell buggy whips, you Benedict Arnold." "You plnclcs critter." There aren't many good quote., from the lotlera praising the Kov ernor. MokI of them express their "hineere appreciation" for stand ard time. One man, who nerved In France In World War I with the governor wrote: "Lust time I saw you was In Henna Foreiit just before we start ted lor the Argonne but you didn't look scared and this Indicates you still have your chin up." 1 One standard lime aavocaie isald the loud protests from the j dnyllght tune supporters Indicate that "the die-hards and white dollur pressure group! can't lake It." One dairy farmer even wrote that his family would have liked I to have kissed the governor when ' they heard the decision. Mrs. Mo . Kay wouldn't have liked that. Just as she doesn't like the names her I criticism, either. But what hr husband Is being called. f would like Is for the Legislature Gov. McKay doesn't like ' thel or the people to decide, once and for all, wT.ai Dim oi Mm 0rm should have, Instead of letting the sovonor make the tough decision. t I LIBERAL ALLOWANCE for Your Present Refrigerator Want to stretch your furniture dollar? . .then shop Klamafh Furniture Company's new BASJEAAENT 1 U I (S UT DEPARTMENT HERE YOU'LL FIND SURPRISING BARGAINS ON NEW, USED, AND SHOPWORN FURNITURE! BEDROOM FURNITURE New 6-pc. Birdioyo maple bedroom set. In cludes vanity, chest, twin beds, bench and niqht stand. New but discontinued Menqel modern oak dresser and 40" wido mirror. Regular $145.50. Close-out at Now 6-pc; bleached mahoqany bedroom set. Includes vanity, twin beds, bench, nite stand. Reqular $149.50. New but discontinued style full size posted bed with walnut finish. Worth $29.50. 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