Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 15, 1952, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MAY 15, 1H52 IIKHAIJ) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON PAGE THREE Ng Mrrlinr-Hlmntn View UniiK will mil miwl Prldnv Uucbum of llni HitIIiiii. There, will be a Kl-td-ucllii'i mi Huiuluy wlmn inunlulx will honor tlm liullwi with a filmier Ihrv nrcMiun- mill hi-vj in oliaerv mirr ol Mothd'a Diiv. Time In 1 u in., nlnir In llic Oomiimnlly Hull curlier .lmta awl Maillaon. Fuinlllra am unkrcl to tuko dinner iiprvlre. Muv l Iiii.inllalUm lit ufllcera ill tar TulHiikn Klrmrlitarv I'TA llll Juli'liike UIkIi choiiljU a lolnl er- Adams Rites Held Today Funeral acrvli-ra fur Elinor Miiy Adunih, wile l Dr. J. Marlm Ailainn. weir ronilnclrd thl aunr niHiii linm Uie Kirat rreabvterlan Church. Interment waa In Klamath MrniorlRl Ceineleiy. MM. Adniim. . died Monday Dlulil l IIIIHiln HiwpHKl. , . Itev. David F. Burnett eonctilcl til thr llnnl rlten. I'lilllKMiiem were: Active I'kuI Dnllon, Dale Went, Sum Mltchey, Murlin Ramaby, Har rv llolvln mid Kllierl 8UIm: honor ary Walter Wnmioner, Dull U'kry I II. Wutirrn, J. H. Mnrtlli. Wil liam llnrkler E. E. DrWcoll and Wendell Hinlth. Archery Group Shows Skill The Klamalh Arclwra are rapid y UrrimiliiK a Miailioollii, tnrlv inn nrijunifltion. Thr Junior lluw and Arrowera did anine innti h ahoullim lanl nUilil Willi lour Ix'ya readmit! the f Inula with the followliiK morea la iv nlble 570 arore with 30 arrowa at a lb-yard ranitri Donald Hmlth 211. Clrne Buxler IBO. Terry Few ver IKil and Ilwayne Prather 109. Coach Al Hamplra and Cecil Oreen Jr rilnuiird aome fancy hixiiinii in the adult dlvlalon. tienlor Target Champion Cecil Prnlhrr pmUrd the Junior dlvl alon !r "line aporljimanahlp. ob aervlnx and practicing eafaty ground rules." The la.il indoor meeting will be Mov 31. 1 p.m. PUT. in the Alia, mnnt Junior High gym. The (hoot ing range will Uien be moved to trie football field. eiiiiiny In the grade achool audito rium Friday, I p. m. Midland (Irange Meeting May A, 8 p. m., I'BT In the (Iriinua Hull. Card I'arlvMra. Kuv Hull and Mra. Joe Mllanl will bf hoateaaea at the Midland Orange Hall, But urdny, I D. in., H8T. Hliimrr- I'lnk and blue hhower at Midland Orange Hall. I 30 u. in., I'BT, for Mra. Dominic Btala. Jayi ellea will meel tonight, ft . o'clock, al the home of Mra. Nick Nlchola, I:i4 Torrev. All wlvea of Junior Chumber of Commerce uirmbere are urged to be prnnent. At Illllalde-John lianev, 65. U03 Mum HI., waa admitted to Hlllalde lliuipllal by City police Wednrniluy afternoon after becomln 111 at i Walker'a Drlvn-ln al B. 6th HI. ait I Martin. Ilia condition waa re ported fairly good today. fir. Hellra The Blewarl-I-eiiox Fire Bellea will meet tonight al I he fire atallon at 7:30 D. m . day light lime. Mludenta Tapped At Unlvrraltv of Oregon during Junior Weekend Helen E. Jackaon, Blv. waa Umped j In Mortar Board, nenlor women" honorary, Ronald J, Lowell. 320 N. ( loin, bv Anklenludn. pre-med hon- 1 orarv and Donald L. Palllelle, 2411 Kane HI , by Frlar'a. aenlor men 1 honorary. rommanlly Dance Smoothie will furnlah muMr for Uie commu nity dance May 17. In the Langell Villrv Hall. Proceeds to go to trie , fund to keen un the new hardwood floor. Dancing ilarta at 10 n m . ! OUT. Everyone welcome and urged to attend Vlaltora Mr. and Mra. Walter Kerrigan of Alhland are here for n abort vlitlt In Klamath Counlv and to attend the Klamath Indian general counrll aenalon at Bealty lodav. Ring Camp Klre Olrla and lead era meet for all-eltv alng aeaalon I Bnturdav, 10 to 11 a. m.. In the i Fremont auditorium. The entrance I la at rear of building. ' Taft Holds 60 Delegate Edge By The Aaaoelaled Preaa The Taft-F.laenhover duel for Re publican presidential nominating votea tilled toward the Ohio aena tor 'Ihuriuliiv, with delegate-aeal-Ing conleata lonmlnu an a poaaluly declalve factor. en. Taft apparently picked up 16 more delegate votea In Taei ilay'a Weat Virginia primary. The other one apparently went to Oen. Klaenhower. Thua the Aaaoclated Preaa tally of delegate atrength now ahnwa: Tall 304, Klaenhower J04. The tabu lation la buaed on known and avow ed allgnmenla of delegates. Nomination requires 604 vote and. In a cloae fight at the OOP convention In Chicago, a few vote aav 76 could mean the dill Fr ance between nomination and Ko ran. All or pari of delegation with 76 votea are Involved In dlauutea over rlgllta to be seated at the July 7 convention. Delegates favoring both Tall and Klaenhower have been choM-n In Oeorgla, Louisiana and MUMsalp- l pi. Another scrap over Texas 38 votea comes to a nead at a ataie convention May 37. It haa been 40 veari alnce dele gala content figured prominently In a national convention, Rulei call tor thla procedure: The national committee recelvea the dispute. Its decision can be appealed to the convention Credentials Committee whose report could be challenged by the convention Itself. The West Virginia results, which also showed Tall an easy winner over former Oov. Htasaen of Min nesota In preferential voting, waa hailed bv Tnft headuuarters. Hpokesman. who claim Taft has 448 delegates to Elnenhnwer's 28(1. said the Ohlonn Is within range of first-ballot nomination. Elsenhowir'a expected return from Europe, meanwhile, waa Min ed officially by the Pentagon. The Allied defense chief waa sent formal orders to come home In late May or early June at his convenience. The five star general reverts to Inactive status, stationed with out command In New York City. He held the same atatua, before being recalled for his Euronean tour, while president of Columbia Unlveraltv. Republicans! Re-elect Lamar Tooze Deleqore-ot-Larq e Republican National Convention Will vort at Conven tion for presidential candidate winning Oreqon Republican Pri mary. Veteran both World Wart. M. Arfv. by Lmr Tooxt ELECTION RETURNS KFJI Friday From 10:15 p.m. People DO TOO read small space ads you are! ! TV i VOTE FOR 4, FRANK STEELE SHER,FI li A.US . ... , . , , Paid by F. Steele F. Steele Coming June 1st Your Milk In This Carton Easy to Clot I Horsemeat OK For Sausage WABII1NOTON 11 The govern mem told sausage makers Wednes day they can resume mixing horse- meat with inrir product efieetiv Mav It I The Office of Price Stabilisation 1 (OPS stipulated that the proces sors must clrarly mark their pro Hurt as containing horsemeat. ol'B banned the Inclusion of hnrsemeat In sausage In a regula- ! lion Ivued lent March 14 j This set ceilings on fresh, troaan and cured horsemeat al wholesale and retail levels ! DPS said It finds the Iwo-month-old ban Is working a hardship on processors who have special ma chinery for making sausage con taining horsemeat. VOTI 110 X C. A. (Austin) HAYDEN Republican Candidate tor ASSESSOR Capable - Competent - Qualified Five Year Ixperience in Alienor and Tax Collector's Office of Klomath County psia k? r. a. PAVINO CONTRACT LKT 8A1.KM tit) The SIMa Highway Commlaslon Wednesday awarded a 1100.678 contract tor paving 1.08 miles of Uie Columbia River High way at The Dalles to United Con tracting Co.. Portland. I NOTICE Instructions for election boards, 7:00 p.m. Standard Time, at the Courthouse, Thursday, May 15, 1952. Signed, Chas. F. DeLap County Clerk Don't Let Machine Politics . Deny YOU An EFFECTIVE Vote in the People's Primaries ! ' A pofitteal group aupportmg one of the presidential candidates, seeking to control (he Oregon dcksiilion lo the Republican National Convention, thrpwing the full force o( its powerful miKhine against the eight delegates who fllod by petition, disenfranchising many Republicans who arc supporting other candidates. The fact is that these delegates filed under provisions of the law designee lo protect the public against just such conditions as we have in I he stale of Oregon today. ii NOTICE CEMETERY MONUMENTS Our truck will be in Klamath Falls and other Klamath Co. points Tuesday, May 27th, with memorials for Decoration Day. Give your order to Clarence Ward, Klamath Monu ment Co., 925 High St., by Friday, May 23rd, to get it on this load. THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Fine MONUMENTS Since 1898 Home Office: Medford NOW! ONLY 1000 DOWN j On This Family Size Coldspot! SAVE 25.00 EXTRA! BIG 7 CUBIC FOOTER 15) Regularly Priced 244.95 0)88 . .... j . . 0 OPEN EVENINGS to accommodate Bargain Hunters at our BIG CLOSE OUT PETITION METHOD PROTECTS THE PEOPLE The Oregon Direct Primary law under which 'hew eittht dclcgntoa Died by petition, seeking election aa free delegates, not antler control of any political machine, wus Initiated by Iht people and adopted in June, I9IM, by an overwhelming vole. I In 1916 a Slate Supreme Court ruling left Hie original petition method anchanged and mtaet, Protects Against Machine Politics In 1939, the Icgisfature puvsed a law taking from the people the privilege ot naming their own dele gates lo the national convention. Die law was re ferred to the people who rejected it, choosing as leave the petition method on the statute books. The petilion method ol filing is therefore a valid law, for the specific purpose ot protecting the public against just inch machine politics as we are witness ing in the slale today, in connection with the wire pulling and maneuvering on behalf of ONE presi dential candidate. IF YOU WANT YOUR VOTE TO BE EFFECTIVE VOTE FOR THE PETITION DELEGATES I Hi Oregon Primary tftit ytor U nof rfKte)ntaHv because H doe not give Mi voton a chanc to veto on ell Mm evewee) condldatoi end Hr leveral who cfcrfm not to be condldatoi. 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