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Newspaper Page TextI TUICSDAY, MAY 27. 11152 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Rouble Delegates Loom In Texas Parties Split lly 'I'h Aoi laird I'niM i A Jeffcraon City Democratic 'I'cxaa licpuullcaiia and Dcmio- riala I Ik e aumiiod bcul Tucailuy mi liuviiiK two ai-ta nl dolruaiea rufh lo 11 io picnliloiillnl noiiiln- ttllllU UOIlVCIIllulia. Ill null cnlii ItapiilillvmiN lit Mllir-ml Wclln, Drnuwiiiln ill Bi ll Aniaulu aim cunvanlloim woro aplll III two. IlurkvrN ol Gim. I'liwnhowi'r mid Hell. Till I ill Ohlu writ) lit luKilul Iii'hiIn In Mineral Wnlln. whore 38 drlrKUIrn will bo chuncu. Tim Hun Antonio cuiivpullon, lo liU'k A3 Demucriillu dolcliulim, vun cli'll nlniiK pio-Truiiinii und anlt Truman lilica. Jiak Purlor of HouhUiii, KIm'II Iiuwpi Icadur In Tvxim, aiiittdult'd rally 'luiwliiy. lla aniibuiicad iIihi, unlrin diili'iiMr-a (nvi)inlili) lo the Gi'iirrnl nro nuulrd ut the nlfilo luiivciilliiu, KlM'iihower liilfon will wulk oul und iiiiino thi'lr own iiu tloiuil coiivrnlloii di'lt'iiulca. Clov. Allan Wiivcin, limdcr of ilm ml Truman Ucmucraln, hrld Ihc ikIii m Han Aiilonia. Ilu fiivom mi iinliinlructml drlruiillon lo the lla- llonnl coiivriilioii. Oppu.-liiK tjlilvcrn' group Ih our luvoriiig inn ndiiiliilalriilluii. liend rd by Fun nil Dluknou, , who imi nulled it hull lor tho vxpectud walkout. Duo cunt n( Texan, li wna a dif ferent alary, A hiilf-mlllon turn out wna expected lor Florida's arc find prenldeiitlnl primary of the vejpr i,e bin jirlM! beliiK It 24. 'mi Dnnocrullc dr-lritatloii. In Mlaaouri II wnn nil over but I lie illumine bullolliiK. Grads Get Double Dose Ut.OOMHHUIlO. Pn. lAn Com iiieiiceiut'iil i-xm-clM-a nl llloouw uurit Blair 1'i-achera College wore n Utile loniier than had been pliinned. Author Hnltim Rlnk of New Ynrx wan the scheduled apcakcr lor the land the opposition to Keluuver and affair Monday. However, hla bu j Kepubllcuii Oov. Wurrcn amount i wan delayed by llaah flood. luniiiMiurled dclr-Ratlona. HIcximMiuru Tcarhrra' prexldent. Warren lookn like an easy vie Dr. Ilnrvry A. Andrewt, alerted itor next week over whnt he calls tho exercise on lime. When II be- conllilon of hule convention put louiither u 33-voio iinlnnlriicletl dek-nllon lo tho July 31 convention ul Clilcimo. The deli'Kiitloii, which Includes Preaidenl Truman, wua chary ol oxprcaaing a piolrrence. Triiniun expecla to go to the con vention niter the ticket la chosen u proxy will cniil Ilia hiilf-voto but It wua obvlotin the drlt'uulloii wna uwuKmm H mini from him. Two other alnto conventions were on Tucsduy'a cnlendur Kentucky Ucmocruts wnn 3d votes und uon necllcul Kvpubllcana with 33. And tho cnmpulKtl wheels were where 7U GOP nd 08 Democratic deleituloa will be elected In pri mary a week Iroiu Tuonday. Florida voters fneed a aciunibled lint II B4 candidates fur the S4 tlelemile npula. Of the H4. Hen. Kimicii linn n, lien. Keluuver hud 311, with 16 tin- pledtied. Tho two others were committed lo Keptiuilcaiin ElaMiliower mm Urn. MiicArlhur. Itussell deleuted Keluuver throe weeks nno III Florida ' prealden llnl preierence pou. Tno UeorKlun outdlainnccd lliu Tennenscnli by 83.1100 votes, i;;t tliiK H.l per cent of the total cusl. In Connecticut It wua Tult-vs-Elsenhower, too. HurrhiK a long-ahnt upset, the slate convention nt llarllord wnn prepared lo put all 33 of Its voie.i behind Elsriiltower. Tult people played for thai lout shot, miming they should get some votes because they say hull the suite's popular sentiment Is for Tall At Louisville, Kentucky Dcino cruln were set lo stump "Kor Al brn W. liurkley" across their 3ti vote alale. The puriy'a atuto commlltco has endorsed niillve-son llmkley lor promotion Horn vice president lo president. Cnhloriiln's prelerenllnl ballot lists lour slates ol delegates, two Iroin each parly. Klrrllon law prohibits wrllo ln;. came evident lhn Kinxk would be late. Dr. Andreas nsked a meintw-r of the school's hoard ol trusters, Victor C. Dlehm, lo lake over. Dlrhm, owner of llntlelon. Pa., Radio Wiillon WA7.1,, delivered nn Impromptu nddrrsK. As he finish ed and the crowd prepared lo go home. In wulkrd Itlmdt. There was only one thing to do Dr. Andiess introduced Ihe sched uled apeuker and everyone tl down again. Men Trail Lost Bloodhound PITTSOUnaH I Two men have finally tracked down blood hound which got loal Itself while trailing a prisoner who escap--d from the nearby Beaver, Pa., Jell. Duke, Ihe bloodhound la valued I 1760. Duke was found In a cave al Monaca Height, near Heaver. his owner, Itoberi Orltnm. of Hut Palestine, O., end deputy e'nerlll alter a two-week hum. The escard prisoner was promptly captured by Pltlsturgh police In a downtown hotel but the hum for Duke went on until Monday. Fruit Man Loses Leg in Mishap HOOD RfVER ( O. C. Coch rnne. 83, suffered severe Injuries to both legs Monday when he was caught In power-driven equipment s he was spraying hla orchard. One of his leg wna amputated at Ihe Hood River hospital a fow hours letcr. KISII COUNT PORTLAND I The upstream fish migration nl Bonneville Dam: Friday Chinook 40B5, Jnck 335. aleelhcad M, Bluebnck 1: Bnlur day Chinook 4.657; Jack J til; Steelhend 71; Sunday Chlnoo 6, M3. Jack 416, Bleelhend 68, 1)1 je back 1. Hut Uie big light Is among Dem ocrats he culls II his toughest tilop-Keluuver hurdle lo dale. Heading Keluuver opposition Is Stnte Ally. - Oen. Edmund O. Brown, who wants the alate di. le gation lell uncommllrd. 71ie Associated Press tabulation of nationwide delegate slrem,lh shows Tnft ahead of Elsenhower 3119 lo 360. Keluuver leads the field among Democrats. Tiibulnllon Is based on ronccs slona. Instructions, pledges ,tnd avowed preferences. Democratic nominallon requires 010 voles. Republican 804. "Miracle Drug" say SURIN Users Pains of Arthritis. Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, Bursitis!. Relief Can Start In Minutes TkrrSi no internal detinff teitk 8VRIX. Noihinr to wallow and wU nxlDuty for relief. You limply apply SL'RIN rijrht at lh point of pain and blad rrltof itarta aa penetration bonaath the tin txelt untirr way. Of courme there' a roavon for thii wonderworking new external fant pain relief medltrine. It' a mtthnehnln, a recent rhtmiral horn of reaearrh in a groat lahoratory. It art apeedily to aid penetration of fil'HIN" pain-quetllnff invredienta. Methaehottne aUo rauaea deeper, lonirer laatitif pain relief and Inrreaaed apeed up of local blond aupply. lMld n fhronif riunimaiir in iar unt evrattv hoaDHal II brouahl faal trUmt to ?3 patlvnta and in hrtn fir-lri-H TT'V. To tally difTcreftl frum ol)-faahlontnj run an4 Unlmonla, monrn HUKIN bring faaur r Umt. lonawr without bum In or bltiUHn: wllhout unnleaaanl odor or araaatv. tilmnir month on UUItIN at tha point of ntln and fl pain In mlnutM. Hontry-tiark al fuut rfrut atora if Ht'lflN doMn't rallva mutrl pain fatr and biler than anrihlnv you'vt avar uaad. A (vneroua Jar roata II .26. SVHIS tf mot m eurt for anv of the$ raarftttena. PAYLESS DRUG 808 Main Drto America Smarted &onomv Car i i, i I lcrc'i distinctive new kind or car that has custom smart ness with record-breaking economy. Tho Nash Rambler, with overdrive, holds the all-lime record in Ihe Mobilgus Economy Run with 3 1. OS miles per gallon I . . Add to its amazing economy and smart custom styling the Aid that the Rambler is designed to meet today's driving and Ira (lie condition!!. It's so easy to steer, handle and park , . , such a wonderful performer , . , such a smooth-riding, roomy carl Everybody loves our Ramblers. And thcy'rcr7"buys"l Come in and check you'll want to own one, tool Nois Malni, DMikui NoiA-KcMiMftr Chb., Damn, AM. THI AMBASSADOR THI ITATI3MAN THI RAMaLIK i KLAHN NASH CO. . 606 So. 6th St., Klamath Falls AM,., . i , '., ' . . -. . ! " ,-. ; t; . worn -rx. n "j a5 SOON TO BE COMPLETED Work U rushed on Rome's Olrmplc Rtadlum so It cad be flnl.hed for Ihe tndand-IUIr soccer match In Mar. Stadium will bold 61,000 apectatora. . Steel Battle To Congress? WASHINGTON, - Prenldcnt Truman waa reported Mondav con r.lderiiiK a new move to Uim the lanuird aleel tonlroversv Into the lap of Cointrca It h nruure of j tne intiuairy in rult-a uieitai. The Buprcnie Court rccr.uied Monday without announelnK lu de cl.'.lon In the aleel aei.ure caae. The court will meet attain next Monduy and pcrhan the follnwlnit Mondav aa well in an rllorl to clear lla dorket. It orlitlimllv had planned to reresa lor the Mlmmel next week. I'hlhp Murrav'a CIO Steelworkera hav- expreaaed linputlence al not ccltlr-K a pay ralne since their conf-acta expired laat Jun. 1 and the union haa plainly Indicated It will launch a new induntry-wtrie atrtke If Kovernment operation ol the mills Is ended by the hlkii tcurt. The strategy Truman plans If Ihe seizure la knocked out and a stride develop Is said lo be to cenlinue to ateer clear of using Ihe Taft-Hartley act's emergency provisions and attain appeal to Con- it rewi aa he has done twice belore for legislation . deallnu with the situation. SMOKY Fire shooting from an Inadver-lanlly-lelt-open gas Jcl at the Fnll i Coffe BlKip. 121 N. 7lh. smoked up Ihe Inside of the building but caused little damage Monday ati ernoon, ihc CHy Fire DepartinelU reported. Portland Fire Lookouts Set PORTLAND lyfl Portland now haa an Inalde-the-city forest fire lookout system. Three lookout points were set up Monday to keep watch on 3.000 acres of city-owned forest which I runs along a ridge In the north j west section of the city. Several hundred acres were i blackened and a number of homei 1 threatened In a fire In the area last summer. ALTERNATE DELEGATE SALEM I Mrs. James W Moll, Salem, recently elected a del egate to Uie Republican National Convention, has named Mrs. Mar lon Lowry Fischer as her alternate. What gives Olympia rare flavor? "Its the Water Tumwater, Washington, where the Olympia Brewing Company is located, is one of. the few places in the world where waters ideal for brewing have been discovered. This water performs the follow ing functions: 1. Extracts hidden flavors from hops and grains. 2. Creates a more active fermentation, giving sparkling life to the beer. 3. Assures constant purity. 4. Prevents detrimental changes that might otherwise occur when the beer js bottled-and chilled. Symbol of Hospitality Visitors are always welcomo at Olympia Brewing Company, Olympis, Washington, "One of America's Exceptional Breweries" 99 ludi Maikl Rti. U. S. Pil. CM. ' Ice Harbor Lock, Dam Held Doubly Beneficial WASHINGTON I) Pacific Northwest spokesmen said Monday Ice Harbor lock and dam combine essential national defense and long range peacetime benefits. -. They urged a Senate Appropria tions subcommittee to restore live million dollars for work on the Snake River project to the Army Engineers' civil functions approp riation bill. The Item was cut out of the bill by the House. "While this project Is urgently needed In the Immediate present," said Herbert O. West, executive vice president of the inland water ways association, "after the emer gency has subalded and passed, the same tax dollar expended on Ice H arbor becomes a peace - time dollar of equal merit as the one expended for national defense.". SUBSTITUTE". ' Because of illness. West was un able to present his statement per sonalty. It was given to the com mute by Irwin Hoff, administra tive assistant to Sen. Magnuson (D.-Wash.). - Magnuson and West noted that a House report rejecting money for Ice Harbor was based on a desire for assurance that the Washington State project would not endanger fish runs, would aid navigation without the necessity of building other up-river dams and was needed for power purposes. They referred lo a letter sent recently by Albert M. Day. U. S. fish and wildlife service director, to the House Committee. Clarifying earlier testimony be fore that group. Day said: "Any impression which my testi mony may have left that the ex termination of a species would result Ifrom construction of Ice Harbor) was in no way intended by my statements. I think there is no question that species' as such are not in danger of extinction.' Ice Harbor's construction also would provide open river naviga tion all the way to Lewlston, Ida., Its proponents said, without the necessity of further work. SHIP TIME Navigation would be possible four to six months out of each year, they said.. As to power, witnesses cited earlier testimony by Bonneville and Atomic Energy Commission spokes men that Ice Harbor offered the only logical source of power tor the nearby Hanford plant. West said at least 500,000 acres of Irrigable land on both sides of Ihe lower Snake River could be benefited by the project. Rep. Horan (R-Wash.) also testi fied In behalf of Ice Harbor and Free Yourself from laxative slavery Try this delightful family break fast treat! Eat a generous bowlful (about ','2 cup) of crisp, toasty Kellogg's all-bran with sugar and cream. Drink plenty of liquids. all-bran is the natural laxative cereal that may help you back to youthful regularity, lost because of lack of bulk in your diet It's the only type ready-to-eat cereal that supplies all the bulk you may need. High in cereal protein, rich In Iron, provides essential B and D vitamins. Not habit forming. Why don't you try It? 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