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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1952)
TUESDAY, JUNK 10, 10.12 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAI.T.S. OHFinN PACK ELEVEN Ike Makes Bid Southern NEW YORK IV Ocn, DwlKllt D. Klarnliowpr inniln a larn-tn-faos hid Turmliiy Inr a auiillimu llllW Ol nr)llllrilll eoiivnntlnn Votna, Continuum hit liuirtnlits conloi rnon with tlOl' di'li-Matca, Iw Hint Kioillm lion) Alabuina, Cln(iiiiii mid North Carolina evory hour on the hour during tho atieriioon, Mnndnv hn met wuiicinlly pro. F.lamiliownr di-lcuulm Iruin Now llampnlilro, C'oiiiHicliriil, and Mum nnehuncll. Ho alno hnd n himuiI'jii with ft DiMnwnre ilcli'itatloii ul till duulittiil Itmiilimi. Out (it llirae lalkii cling Kici- Jury Indicts Federal Aide WAHII1NC1TON Wl A frilrral grand jury Turaduy Indlcird Churl m K. Hliavcr on chnruM ol ncci-jit-lug; IS. 100 In torn to punh cairn ho org Rovcrniiiriil nnciiiirrt while ho wa coimarl lor thr Hciialo Milnll bunlncM aubc-oninilllcr. ' Wlndlim up an Invr-atliiallnn which Unrlrd lat February, the grand Jury nlio indicted three anrm crlatM ot Hhavrr. Ihey were Rerun rd ol aiding ttio allrBcdly unlnwlul deals. I Shaver waa chnrued, on 11 counta Un three IncllctnimU, with violating a federal law which prohibit any government employe Irom accept ing compeiwatlon to rvprvnriil out aide partlra belore Kuvornmen' asenclra In any inultrr In which the government U liiteiested. Shaver (acea a total ol ponalblt maximum penalty ol 3B year In prison and 1110.000 In flnen, or both. It convicted. However, maximum aentencea are rarely liiiponed. OUiera Indicted along with Sha ver were Lemurd II Cooper ol Miami, Jerome. II. Wrinkle. Mia mi attorney', and Raymond W. Lopatka, Chicago attorney. Aiuilntani DIMrlct Attorney Jlm W. Klhrlly aald the InventlKUtion cleared I'lo Hratton, a nocrctary to Vke Prraidrnt Harklry, who was linked with report of Influence at tempt at ilia lime Uie cane were Ural made public laai'year. Laal fall a Senate committee looked Into report that Mm. Brat ton ami Shaver helped awing a $1,100,000 government loan aought to build a Klnrlila luxury hotel. Altogether, five alleged attempt at Inllurnce were cued In the in dictment JIM WRIGHT, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright, 2122 Reclamation, placed top In his class at Naval dental technicians school, San Diego, lie is now as sisting a Navy commander in tho dental clinic at Bar stow, Calif. Wright was so lected out of 80 men in his boot camp for dental training. ROCKET" OLDSMOBILE 88 GIVES MORE HORSEPOWER PER DOLLAR THAW ABlJTIEjJM No ilnulit aliout It people who liny new eara today arn iutereatetl In poiwr. Power for per formance! Power for aafntyt Power for eomfort ami driving enact Tlinl'a why Olilamnliile'a new Super "llfl" nilli more lorirmnw prr 7th A. For GOP Support bower's reported annwer In the view Unit a "inilllnry mind" uni't milted lor the White Ilnuite, lie wu quoted n Haying modem wur nmxTH It leudnr all around adiu- nilnlHtriiloih, ccuiiuinlKt and dip- lomiila. Thua Inr, much ol the Boulh Ii chilmcd (or Hen. Itoberl A. Tall Ohio, In II Southern stiiien out- nlde the aoiitliwrnl VI "It cluhna 1)7 convention votes to 21 lor El nenhower. Hut In lliexe nume II nlntc theis are M uncommitted vote, a cov eted plum In next month' Chicago COIIVCIIIIOII In the three alate Klaenhownr wooed Tuenduy according to the AHnocliiled 1'reas tabulation, the lliieun In: Alabama Nine lor Tnlt. 'our lor Elsenhower, one uncommitted. Georgia i All 17 In dlnnute North Carolina Thirteen lor Tail, aeven lor Elsenhower and nix uncommitted Indian Woman Dies At 92 Mr. Emma Onll, one ol the last ol the Klamath tribe who remem bered the signing ol the treaty pt the end ol the Modoc War died Inle Sunday In Jacksonville. She was IKI and had been blind lor neveral yearn. Death came In a nursing homo whern she hnd spent tile last lew inonui ol her lite Mrs. Bull had miide her hone lor many years with a granddaugh ter Mri Krnent Hwarufairer on Altnmont Drive. She outlived nil her children nnd her husband. Eddie Hull, well-known member el the tribe who died last year. During most ol her llle the made her home on the Wllllamnou River, nenr the Williamson mure. Surviving aro her grnndrhlldren. Mr. Swarlr.faecr. Klamath Falls. Prank Edward Bnll ail Lavtna Onll Bnll all of Hprague Jllver. Kimeral services In chnrge ol Ward will be announced Inter. GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No fxfra Coif I In. bifter viluit Mori iirvlct to motY pucw fineil busts. Best drivers. Choost thi travel leader . . , crtooss Greyhound! 5 Buses Daily to LOS ANGELES (rem KLAMATH FALLS Including 3 EipretiM Only $10.40 pirn tai Complete Service to All America Aqenf, i. K. Sayre 904 Klamath Phone 5521 ny j -t y kS2v y vin ,W8fer TJ J '" Mlnr ihtm my othtr ear on iht mortal ia null an outatamlinu motor ear value. Tliere'a Hid high-cnmpreaalon horaepower In tliat new "docket" Engine. And along with all tliia poivcr i , , a line-up of new fcaluroa lljat can't SCI YOUR NCAREST DICK and Klamath B. MILLER THE KEYS ARE WAITINOI DRIVE OUR a8aKllJli NEW OREGON FOOD STORE This new Oregon Food Store at 1315 Oregon Avenue will have a gnrnd opening tjclcbration this week. The new store features a complete stock of groceries and produco self-service meats and a large housewares department, which will also Include drugs, toiletries, toys and sundry items. Break In Baker Strike Striking bakers at Spokane vot ed late Monday to accept a re vised contract oiler. It wn the Ural break In the 40-day-old strlk-; of the AFI. bukcrs in major 1'a clllc Northweat cities. Frank Hoover ol Seattle, Inter nntlonnl representative ol the Bak ery and Conleclloncry Worker' Union, emphaaizcd. however, that the Spokane agreement In not a patlrrn lor settlement In Seattle, Tacoma and Portland. He sold Spokane condition dif Why take less ieerfi 'as its Sunnv B KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY V 86 SPIRITS THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO . LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY OLDSMOBILS DEALER CO. ' Phone SPECIAL "ROCKET" SHOW auMltl iHiiiwanH nil II fered from the other ciile, In which there were not Indications ol any Imminent settlement. The key union demand la for Saturdays and Sundays oil togeth er. The Spokane bakers are expected back at work Wednesday. The un ion members' vole wa 149-34 to accept the agreement. Three change had been made In the oi ler that was rejected last Satur day. The agreement Include an 13 ccnl hourly wage Increase and an employer-paid hertllh and welfare plan costing 18 63 a month for lach worker. The Spokane agreement does not Include a Snlurday-Sunday off proviso.-but Hoover said only 20 per when you can rook BRAND Siiptr Drift tM Itviimitlie Slurring, Mlrnnir-f-.v oft. ml mra mr, ne found in any other ear near the price: CM Jlyiirnulio Steering . . . Hydra-Matio Stiier Drivo , new Stabiliied Chaaaia , . . plus Oltlatnobilo'B revolutionary new Antmnic.Kye, Call tie today make a; date with the "88"! 4103 CAR TODAY! wyrvjty?y'-iilailw'.'' cent of the 400 bakers In the city would have npllt day oft tsutur days and Tuesday. Zn)oy Health, Reft, Comfort and Htapiulljr at lh Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium Hot Mineral and Mud Bathi are Excellent for RheumaUim, Arthrllif, Sciatica ind Neurit it. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths jood for Athm, Eczema. Slnui. Hlh and Low Blood Preuurt. Your Health la our buiinemi. Kor Reservations or Information Address: Rt. 1. Ashland. Or. Or Phone Lone Distance Dr. Herman Wexler, Director Chiropractic-Physic lan The capable hands of telephone operators are ready to put your calls through when you want, where you want. When trouble strikes, by day or night, telephone men get going fast to keep your telephone always at your service. Their work keeps 75,000 Pacific Telephone people are helping make us a nation of neighbors Perhaps never before has every job done by the men and women on the telephone team been so important to our country. In countless ways, our nation is using the tele phone to get things done faster in defense plants, among our armed forces, on the everyday jobs of all Americans. One of the reasons why we can outproduce any other coun try is that we have more telephone service, and better tele phone service. This service would be impossible without the skill and devotion of the people who work to provide it. aaMMWBa,niiiniiuitix fmnaawaiw i' ,Htm T - nniiiifflfflir liiiiaaTI 1 1. Re-routing Long Distance circuits is one of the many interesting telephone jobs for women... 48,000 women in the ' West; That they are important in the telephone business is shown by the figures they outnumber men nearly two to one. And that they like their jobs is demonstrated by the length of time they have stayed in telephone work-longer than seven years, on the average.' ' Pacific Telephone Farm Leader Against Sales Tax LA GRANDE (IP) The 70th annual convention of the Oregon State Grunge went Into Its bunnies feMhlon here Tuendny following the annual addrena Monday by State Mn-iter F.lmer McClure. He nald the Grange nhould con tinue Ha traditional opponltlorf' to proponals for a ntate aalca tax. A meunure which la to appear on the November election ballot is a "major step toward enactment of the sales tax," he said. He was referring to a measure which would Impose a stx-mlll limit on state property taxes. He also told the Grange It should oppose an Initiative measure which calls lor removal of wholesale and retail milk prices from state con trolx. McClure urged support of two other initiative measures. One In th SoIiihh lowers mr mor$ comforting ibsn words do tribal csa be ssort eJoQaeM or ssort liaccra. la the besatr ol Mowers U ae AfirmstioA ol tb Uith which ssjtaiiu ail wb ban offered loss Srapaihr flowerr ca be Sean aorwbere by oar FTD Rowert-br-Win Serric Dty or NJfht SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th Phone (161 3B& , , " 'yi would ban parl-mutuel betting and the other would make standard time mandatory throughout the state. He told the Orange It should con tinue Its opposition to the proposed Pelton Dam on the Deschutes River but should support federal construction of the proposed Hells Canyon Dam on the Snake River. O.W.F.L.F. 13 SHOPPING HINTS for WnxAVoM. JUNE 15th ; S; SPORT "At fine ai skilled In an amazing array ' Of rich colors. Neck sizes and sleeve length. 733 Main ', ii"eaawM i i i ii m inn iiiaimmi. m m i pimaaaiaa No one can guess the importance of the calls which will flow through the cable these linemen are installing. v Making it pleasant for you to do business with us is the aim of our business office people who serve you. ' our nation llammHHr(TrjliaiiiHMBHiBiM 2. Whether high in the mountains, checking microwave equipment like this. ..or on a cable barge crossing one of our many Western waterways... telephone men are busy building and maintaining our nation's voice highways. Tele phone people both men and women account for more than two-thirds of our total operating expenses (in wages, bene- fits and provision for service pensions). We do all we can to make telephone jobs good jobs. ..the kind that attract and keep the capable people so important to good service.! Your telephone is one of today's best bargains UNOIRWOSD't MMf nrlM 111 IMnml lls. nwat 411 SHIRTS hand con make" 1 95 6" 10 Phone 3463 united ' In 1951, our total wage costs came to more than' a quarter of a billion dol larsnearly four times that of ten years ago. Yet in spite of higher wages, higher taxes, higher costs of everything we need U) i provide service, we've I , kept telephone rates one i of the best buys in your yt budget todayx , V I
