TIIUItSDAY, MAY 1, 1052
HKItAU) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OIIKGON
PAGE TJVT.
AVoman Angered by Ellsworth's UMT
for House Seat
Approval Challenges
Ity PAUL W. IIAItVKY Jit
HAl.HM im A young China
Ihiiii (luuuhlrr of nilwiloiiiiry par
ent, Mm. ilarliara H. Draper ol
Alliimy, bcciinin niiuoretl when
lli'li. Ilarrla Klhworlli volt-d lor
Unlveraal Mlllliiry Training,
Bo, making UMT the nmln luiun
il her campaign ana's taking on
I lie big Jul) ol trylnii to dofent
Kllnworlll Inr ItnpilbllcHIt rcnoml-
Park Started
At Chiloquin
CIIILOQUIN C'lcnrliitr ol Inml
him begun on tlis alle ol the 8luk
Community Park mid plana urn to
lint Ui purk area fenced end the
nollball fluid and Uie plcnlo are in
worklnir order by aumnier. Tlie
J lurculrn Powder Company, which
In moving operation back Into Una
area this week, la donatlUK equip
ment and labor for the alump pulU
lliiK and clearing of mall treea.
They began work late lust week
bill aolt ground put a atop to Uio
operation and It will be tried agulu
In two or three weekn.
Mayor Lorrns announced that ar
ticle of incorporation almllar to
, theme of tlio park aaioclatlon of
f Malm will be drawn up within
"the next two weeka and a regular
bunlnena meeting will bo railed. A
percentage of the wire fence la to
lie donated by J. W. Kerns company
ami Puckett Droa. of Klamnth Kalla
are furnishing the cedar pout.
Many adulla of the community
Imve promised to donate time to
the fencing and clearing Joba.
The anltball field will be built
.Ijolnliuf the highway between the
(1. C. Wollf and Friedman Kirk
propertlea and the picnic area
romea In the aeetlon of the part
behind the "lute hghway depart
ment properly.
Floridan Heads
U.S. Chamber
VVAB11INOTON Laurence
F. Lee, prenlrtent of the Peniiuiular
l ife lnmiranre Co , Jacknonvllle,
Fla., iliuradny iuiiiiim the pre. i
ilenry of the U S. Chamber of Com
merce, I
Lee waa elected by the chain-1
ber'a board of director! al a cloa-
Inr aeaalun of the business group'a
4Ulh annual meeting. i
io the final aeiuilorui, aeiegalea
went on record favoring prompt
rein control: a celling on the
power of Cojurrena to levy uxea,
and a denunciation of any presi
dential power to aelie private com-paniea.
nation In Oregon' Fourth Conn mi
nion! uiatriol,
Mr. Draper, who alng In a
Mnthudlat church choir and teuche
a Hunday ttchonl claaa, him two
little boy, aged one and Iwo.
Her huaband, Jink A. Draper, I
a building contractor, Hpcclulntliig
In building low-coal home In
Lebanon, Albany and Corvalll. He
ha a couple of email plane, and
will take Vila wife campaigning In
them.
Mra. Draper'a campaign won't
get under full alram until about
a week before the May HI primary,
and will consist of a quick air lour
through the district, which consists
of Doulhwent Oregon.
Bhe think aha hiia a chance ol
beating Ellsworth the (miner
Itosttburg editor who was represent,
ed the dltrlcl elnce it waa crouted
In IMJ. Ellsworth never hn had
much trouble winning, and he Is
heavily favored till time to win
the nomination.
If Ellsworth get bv the primary,
he might run Into trouble In the
fall because hi district la now
the center of the natlon'a lumber
Democratic voters.
Mra. Draper "aid politic got In
her blood when her husband al
most was elected to the senate
six yeara ago. He wna defeated by
only 78 vote bv Hen. Angus Gib
son, Junction City, for the Joint
Lane-Linn County seat.
Draper made another trv against
Olbnon two yeara ago, but was
beaten by a much larger margin.
Draiier now Is his wlfo's campaign
manager, nnd he's running lor the
late House of Representative,
too.
That will heln her. aa the Draper
name la pretly well known In Lane
and Linn Counties. Her parent
live In Medford, where she tauuhl
school for a year. o Mra. Draper
I counting on that mr a lew
votes. Bui outside of those three
counties, she la ilmost unknown.
Ellsworth hit Uie headline re
cently by demanding President
Truman's Impeachment for his
M'lzill'i) of the steel Industry, and
because ho tuiugcslcd that he hud
power to scita the newspapers
under similar clrcumntunccn.
Mr. Draper doein't agree with
the aleel irl.uro ellher. assert
ing that "when the government
liirl taking over Industrie, It Is
lending toward Coinmunlam."
Hhn ulio agrees with Ellsworth's
aland for lower taxes and reduc
tion In federal apendlng. Hhe op
poses sending an ambassador to
the Vullcun.
Mrs. Draper accuses President
Truman of placing loo much cm
phnnls on Europe ol the expense
of Asia.
"Ilia President I letting Asia
lli. The bov In Koreu are lor-
gotten and don l nave enougn cquin
inenl. We either ihould so some
thing In Korea or pun out," ane
said.
What to do about the Oregon
and California grant lands In the
fourth District aluo la a hoi Issue.
Mrs. Draper wanu the lanoa re
turned to the slate of Oregon, with
nil Ihn revenue earmarked lor
education.
Ilclng a strong church woman
she Is disturbed annul liquor ad
vertHIng on national radio pro
grams. She support federal legis
lation to restrict this adverllnlng
so thai drinking can not be made
attractive.
Kllaworth I not cmnalgnlng
much, pointing out that he 1 too
busy In Congress. In his campaign
Mutcment, ho said h Is for erono
niv nnd development of natural
resource, but didn't comment on
other issue.
He argued that because of hi
10 venra of crvlce. he I In
position of power, and should be
reelected because ol the Influence
he can wield.
But so far at Mrs. Draper la
concerned, there Is one big Issue
In the Fourth Dl strict Ellsworth
Is for Universal Military Training,
and Mrs. Draper U against It.
SMillion Hotel
Sale Reported
noSEBimO on-A million-dollar
hotel tnle waa reported here
Wednesday, the Umpqua Hotel
going Into the hands of the Mara
Investment Company, Portland.
Jack Harding aol.1 the 135-room
hotel to the Investment firm, head
ed by Asa I. Amsberg.
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SATURDAY, MAY 3rd
IS NOT
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BUT YOU WILL THINK THAT
G
LEE HENDRICKS
IS
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When you see how much merchandise he is putting into
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Bags containing taxable items are subject to 10c excise
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LEE HENDRICKS
2212 So. 6th St.
"Your Neighborhood Druggist"
Phone 4321
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