Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 11, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWKDNKSDAV, .11 INK II, 11)02 1IKHAL1) AND NKWS. Kl.AMATH 'ALLS. OTcrT.ON PACE SRVKM ( Pennsy Governor Fine Remains Uncommitted IIAItltlHIIUIKl, l'n Ml . pPnn. Mlmnm p. llov. John H. Kmc, ftliiim iniiiiy 1 1 i-nilil ii hii leaders any limy lir- tlin Miude inont lin iniitiini ll 'li'iii'ir in Ihn HOP nn -tKiniil run vein Ion. I unmiiiiiilUed, undecided and imlitiiui'tined by tho excitement hl.i Mnnd lm created. He In uiicmnnillleil nn to how ho will voir lU C'lilrimn next iiinhlh. Klne Hnyit no. nml mil even Inn nmt liitliiuite fiH'iidn or poll drill ttNNocliilm prolnm to know where Ihe Kovninnr nUnds, lint l'lne In ronlldrnt tlmt ll malm Ity o I'i'tiiifiylviiiilu'H 70 coiiven- A. tLt - y pi f ' kr i DONALD R. WILSON Legion Head Coming Here 'Hie American lulon', national c-nitiiiiamlrr Duiiuld K. WIImjii will bs tho principal speaker l thla year's Orciion Lciilon cnnven lion, slated (or KlunuUh Full lale next month. Wilson In lo appear here on Junr 27. ncroidlnu to local Lculon con vention ollucin. A Jlyrnrolil attorney from Clnrk.nburK. Wesl Virmnln. Wilnnn win unnnllnounly elected to hln top Leuion poxt during Innl year a 33rd nntlnnnl convention In Miami. Kl. WiImui in a veteran of World War II, and In Ifl.M was selected one of the. 10 oni.ntnndlnK young men In the United State by the 1) 8 Junior Chamber of Commerce. Hlnre taking of lire. Legionnaires re tmii the American Ieglon haa In rreaed H.n membernhlp by 100.000 an compared with the previoua rnr '1 lie communder wan tiorn In De Holt. Mich, wan elected to Phi llela Kuppa at Princeton Univer sity and instructed In nubile apeak Inn Inr a fthoi-i period. linn vole, will bit lined up with lilni when the presidential candi date. In nominated. lie alno In undecided an lo when he will make up hln mind on Unit cnndidnte. When ho docs, he aaya. It will he "on lanuen mid not on candldnlen." lie believes that the most Important question before the iintton l the "IitiuoihIoii,, ex pruiliuueft" of tho federal guvcru unit. "tiomi'lty and peuce depend on the solvency uf tin n country," tho Kovernor auyn. And I lie liunky, balding former Judge In iinlmprenucd by all the luroro nwlrllng around lilm. Rep-irNrnlnllvr-i of every cnndidnte within Hie pin Iv huvr been knock ing on hln door, culling hlin by phone, writing lu rnll.nt hln sup port. Flne'a vole an a drlegule-al-litrgc. In linpoitunl; much more no In hln Influence with other I'eiinnylvunla delegates. Thchp factora In the nltunllon were made apparent In an Inter view with the Annocluted Pi enn, in which the Governor discussed Ills vlewn on the campaign Is. urn. lie drcllned to comtnanl on the record concerning candldnlen or the dele gate' position, and would not dis close any new (lelnlln- of his Inlk Innl Rumlay Willi Uwlght I). Kli.cn hower, or prevloun cnnvorsiillonit with Sen. nobrrt A. 'lull and Uen. Douglnn MacArthur. The Pennnylvanla delation's 70 voten are officially and actually umnstrucled and uncommitted, al though many nieinbern have ex prenned pernonal preference.n. 17ie monl recent AP poll ahown 30 favoring Elsenhower, IS back ing Tall and 32 undecided or un willing to atate a preference. Back era of both candldalea claim a bigger ahare of the delegation. Tafl nan nald lie countn 'lb voten. there tins been no official Elsen hower claim of strength but lead era have contended It la "upwards of 30" votes. ON,THE LINE Planes line up to receive bran for dumping on Tule grasshopper in festation. Nolo nat:ks of poisoned bait in the foreground. Hoppers were thrown back by the bran application. Honors Due Home Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses of Klamnth Knlli will bo honored In a formal capping ceremony Sunday June 22. at the First Christian t'lnirrh. The ceremony will be the first of tt.n kind ever held here, and la lo be atxmsoreri by the Klamath Nursea Association. 'lite public Is Invited to attend the service. I.lcenaed practical ntirnea work In enonerntion with registered nuraea under the ordera of phynlclnnn or under aupervlnlon of registered mirses. Thev are trained to care for persona convalescing, aubacute lv or chronically 111 or to assist a registered nurne In a team relation ship, especially In Uie care of those more nculelv III. Thirteen licensed practical nuraea are to receive traditional c,ap. plus and Imdgea during the Sunday ceremony. U.S. Soldier Found Guilty NUKRNBKRCl, Orrmnnv W A U. 8. Armv Courtmartlal WidncH (Uv found Pvt. Rlrlmrd A. Ilnurl- bcrurr, 1U. of Chuln ViMa. Ciillf.. eulltv of murder in the rnrbinr dlivine n( I wo nrniitin rlvltlnna Uht Attrll HnKttnrriirr. ft tull. Mini, Koldinr, hrnrd the vrrdici without expres Ion. The court rcccNCd mid wtll puns entente Thuradv morntnR. HnRelberifcr ti the second sol dier to be convicted of the iUvihk of the two Oermnns on ft lonely rond near NeutAdl. His rompnntnn. Pvt John F. VlRUCMiit of Goffv Knlh. N. II.. who fired the nctunl rhotA. wan ronvlrted ftnd nentenced lo denlh on Mftv 7?. The rune hri mrnused wlde.preftd fttiRfr ftntons Grrnimu. Vlftneault ndmltted the fthoollmc hut mid llAKelberuer hud urited him to do It. Ilaitelberfrer hnd pleaded tnnocrnt. Grange Asks Loyalty Oath I. A OflANDE W" Some M res olutions, Including one advocating a loyulty oath lor Icachern and state officers, were nubmlttcd Tuesday by delegates attending the 7tlth annual convention of the Ore gon Grange. 'the loyalty oath resolution calls for a law to e'eny teachern in public achools their salaries unl.n they nlgn an oath that they "are not Communuis, do not believe Communist principles and will leach only highest principles "I patriotism, love ol country and the principles of our form of govern ment." Observers said opinion was di vided on the resolution which i" expected to come up for vote later lu the nession. Menolutlons advocating and op posing the proposed construction of ihe controversial Pellon Dam on the Deschutes River were Intro- cluced. The Orange already In on record as opposing construction ol Ihe dam by the Portland General Kleclrlc Co. One of the resolutions asks Ihe Grange lo reverse Its stnnd. The report of Ihe Grange Tax Committee was accepted. H called for increasing attic Income taxes by not permitting federal Income lax deductions In the computation of the atate lax. Replacing Uie present I7S0 allowance for depen dents hv a 30 allowance deducted after the lax was computed also wan recommended. The commit tee said that public utilities should be taxed the same as other corporations. Heavy Investments For Most Farms WASHINGTON I The farm land boom la slowing down, the ' Agriculture Department aatd Tues day because It takes more money I to buy and equip a farm than 'most young men and tenants can I scrape together. I The average U.S. farmer Is worth ; between 11. 000 and 118.000. and I thai doesn't Include machinery, equipment and livestock, the de partment said. In some areas the land market Flowers Bloom GOVERNMENT CAMP I -Rhododendrons are lu full bloom along the Mount Hood Highway, residents here reported Wednes day. The flowers are expected to re main In their peak throughout the week. ATTACK STAflTS I EUGENE I Aerial spray attack on spruce budworm Infest llng 73.000 acres of the Willamette National Forest wa delayed In Its scheduled Tuesday start by a fog I blanket. Planes w ere prepared to jkeep the program going, however, 'whenever the weather permitted. SHOPPING HINTS ' for WiwiVciy. JUNE 15th Power Use Up NEW YORK I Electric power production climbed to 7.006.00)1.000 kllrmait hours In the week erkled June 7 from (I B10.7S7.000 In the previous week which Included th Memorial Day holiday, Edl.nnn Meclrlc Institute reported Wednes day. Pacific Northwest power produc tion was up four per cent over the comparable week a year ago. CRUISE BLUES OUTFITS tHEAVY lO-oi. SLACKS Siiti 29 to 42 4.95 lO-oi. ZIPPER JACKETS Knit collar, waist, cuffs. 36 to 46 4.95 10-ox. PIGGER SLACKS Sixet 27 to 34 .... 4.50 BALL BAND CASUALS Oxford's or slip ons. All colon, tixei 6.95 733 Main Phono 3463 Lions Name Officers SALEM (r, A. L. Hawn. Eugene. Is the new board chair man of the Lions Club of Oregon. He was elected Tuesday to suc ceed Ira E. Snyder. Enterprise. Everett Curtis. The Dalles, will serve as secretary, succeedmg Harry Scott. Salem. District gov ernors are Elmer Bloomquist. As toria: Hale G. Thompson. Eugene: Gunner Wolgan. Rogue River, and Jess Rosenbaum, La Grande. Klamath Falls was chosen for the 1953 convention. The meeting was held In the main dining room of the slate penitentiary. ha been restricted largely to the farmer who already owns a tarm and equipment and to the city Investor. Land prices started advancing sharply after outbreak ( the war In Korea. But the upward spiral nan slowed to a snail a pace. The department said prices roo an average of 2 per cent during the lour monins enaing Marcn l. com pared with 8 per cent during the j corresponding perioa a year ago. Even so, farm land prices on March 1 were 9 per cent higher man a year ago and 23 per cent I higher than on July 1, U50, when war in Korea erupted. The department said other ac tors weakening the demand for farms Include rising farm produc tion costs and lower farm product prices. Most states In the Eastern two thirds of the country showed small Increases in prices since last No vember, but values declined In most of the Mountain and Pacific Coast states. The department said prices of cattle grazing lands had tended to weaken because of apprehension over possible declines In beef cat tle prices. Cattle numbers have been Increased to record numbers. Wheat land, on the other hand, was In good demand because of relatively favorable prices for this grain. OVERHAUL YOUR CAR MOTOR NOW.. PAY LATER! OUR SPECIAL complete overhaul For Junt Only ' we WILL: Tfc n.i laitaii ?'- - Grind valves . , CIom " A tl nuhlD m nan r . rl.aa ell T-M",0,' , Chevrolet Motor f'enuine Hits 'B' piitan Dill'"""0' olB" Condt""' , AlltV-W,,,"l mA .an J Quilt' all Pay Only $6.63 Per Month! FIX YOUR CAR NOW AND FIX US LATER! ASHLEY CHEVROLET you askjor -w- -w- OLD Hermmge BRAND you fell fAe world you nou? N BRAND ' I I CKYSTrWlC'J II I "GIBBON WHIS"11 II stmiyAt ffenfucfy 6our6on Sabres Get Three iMigs SEOUL. Korea U. 8. Sabre let pilots reported thev shot down three Ru.sslan-bullt Mlg-la jet fighters Wednesday near Blnuilu on the Yalu River border between Korea and Manchuria. The U. 8. Filth Air Force said the three were among seven that, tangled with 12 Sabres of the Fourth FlKhter-fnterceptor Wing. Eighteen other Mlgs were in the flight. United Nations ground troops, using bavonets and grenades, beat back 200 Chinese Reds striking at a hill on the Korean Western Front. A battalion of Reds about 730 men supported bv heavy artlllerv fire had failed to win the position Tuesday. An Eighth Army staff officer said 123 of the 200 attacking Chi nese were killed In Wednesday's savage 50-minute fight near Chor won. The Reds broke and ran when the U. N. defenders hit cover and called In Allied artillery. About a mile away, another Chinese attack was repulsed bv Infantrymen defending a hill wrested from the Reds Saturday. The staff officer said the Chinese are stepping up their attacks along the Western and Central Fronts. He said there was increasing evidence that the Communist ar moving ud mora artillery along Ui 166-mllo front. Poor weather hampered Allied nlr strikes but during the nliht B-26 bomber pilots reported thev destroyed 62 supply vehicle, a locomotive and a rail ear In scat tered attacks. V $M0 960 W45 Or. Apint KlamatVn Flnae MUXia latlMWotld'iMort Convtmleni Containers! Opans Easily! Closet Easily) il Will i a I I Pours Claanly! LOOK f OR THE P01KAD0T CARTON CRATER LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS SHOI SALON THE TOPS... You'll levt waerlna this comfortable (null. Feather weight . . alovt like lit . . . you'll treasure this shoe fitted by expert!. Block Kid White Kid Slsot J-11 Width. SUm Te Istre Wide : Only T FASHION ACADEMY AWARD WINNER THE GAY... Americe's favorite sum mer shoe completely flexible ... fits like e glove . . . you'll love the soft cosual comfort. 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