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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1952)
HKHAIf) ti KK.WS. KI.AMATH FALLS. OHKGON PACK SBVKtf TimilSDAY, JUNK 2(1. 10.12 r - FIVE CHILDREN DIE IN PRE-DAWN FIRE Firemen spray water on the (molting ruin, of a (our room home which burned to the ground in the morning at Whittier, Calif., and brougtrt death to the five children of an orange picker and hit wifo. The parents earlier had extinguiihed a imall fire In a bedroom cloiot with a gardon note the parenti were unable to lave their children. Morse Due To Try Again For Foreinn Relations Seat WASHINGTON W Son. Wayne !no-.t. Monir iR.-Orr J, unuecc!ul ml liii bil nn-.ucrrwifiil liv lor It aaveral tries lor a neat on llir I wan In the aprum ol im lollowiwt Senate Foralun Rotation Commit-1 the drnlli ol Brn. Vandrnbent tee. probably In RCltlmt ready tonR-Mlclil. Tlie seniority rule make another bid. j which dive aenalnrn with loiiKral Morae won't reveal hla plans but wrvtce tholr prrlerencc on com the recent nrimarv election deleat mlttee aailirnmenta reaulted In ol Ben. Brrwuter ol Maine Irnvra i OOP vacancy on uie committee, and Mnme la known to want the Rep. Critical Of Bidding WASHINGTON nep Davla tR.-Wla.l, related Wednesday how the government'! houaekeeplna agency advertised lor blda lor omt rtveta to fix hlngea on a poit olllre door Instead ol tlmply buying Uiem (or a lew centa. Thia la how U happened, he laid In a atatement: A few Tlveta came out of the hinges ol a door on the San Angelo, Tax., poat olllre. The General Servlcea Admlnls tratlon checked hardware stores In Kan Angelo and Daliaa but didn't Ilnd the exact rlveta It wanted. Bo It a.iked rivet manufacturers aa far from Texaa ai WI.1con.1ln to submit bids. "The coat of IlL-uiltiR the call tor blda probably was more than the coil ol 41 rlVel."- ha aald. "Aa a matter of lact. GBA, didn't need that many riven, but wanted aome aparrs In caae another hinge went bad." He added that the rivet wanted la the atandard use lor brake tin Inga "which could have been pur chaaed from any garage or auto motive Jobber in the U.S. for a lew centa." j Davla aald Annilnwrator Jeai Larson of the agency had advised him "the tact that the Item waa available from automotive Jobbera waa overlooked. We are calling Ihla matter to the attention ol our purchasing olllcera." SAVE NOW ON OUR BIG KEEP-COOL SPECIAL! riTS All THISI MAKES Of CARS Ponrioc 1949-1952 Chevrolet 1949-1952 Oldsmobila 1949-1952 $ IMfalllD AND MtNm TO MATCH TOM CAR I 'ker-Pontiac Co. but later it Brewatrr aril Inn the poat Morse bated hln 1951 claim on the art that there l no West Coaat representation among Repub llcan committee members. He w rote to Hen. Ilutler ilt-Nebi that "Irrrv pecllve ol the long etlabllrhed nractlre of following the rule ol t.enlorllv. I think the Committee on Commltieea and the Republican Conference ahould recognize that overweighting anv committee with member elected from lust the Middle Went and East Coast la not smmd Republican policy In the handling ol committee ment.1." assign- Oregon Man Killed In War WASHINGTON i The death of one Oregon soldier and the wounding; ol two others In Korean arltnn iiSit renrierl Tlteadnv bv the Department ol Defense. The i nimrt. ! Killed In Action: Army Sic. Jer ome F. Sears, son of Mr. and Mrs. W ml h run K. Bears, 3335 N. E. Flanders. Portland. Wounded: Army Cpl. Edwin J. Ixivejoy. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Palmer O. Loveiov; Cave Junction: and Army Cpl. Milton M. Martin husband ol Mrs, Shirley A. Martin, Rl. 4. Shrrwood. HOW ONLY 22 50 Spfcinl mvinif on drlrlng fnmfnrti Thti hundiume tnp.qnality viior pun you in tht hailt. rctucM snnoylna 4iin trtt actually krfpt car much cnolrr! heuutilMy chromt trimmcu . sinrdlly mouattdl aUfTrnfT.T.vjfnt' apparently broke out again ind High Winds In Space a WAB1IINOTON iP Where doe the wind blow 1.000 miles an hour? About 100 miles above the earth, 'the National Gcouruphlc Society I reported Wednesday, adding this : odd bit ol Information: II you were up there In the Iono sphere, exposed lo tlio e winds, i vou'd Ilnd them too weak to blow your hat oil. "The reuson." said the society i In a report. "Is that al mrh heights there la little atmosphere. "In roniequenre. nothing exIMs that could buffet the human and tell him he laced a flow with a speed ol more than 13 tlmea earth-: ly winds of hurricane force." The report discussed the track ing ol these "ghoal" winds by ra- i dar. II said Cambridge University ! jtnllila fnmwl nne miner - tnrnarin Uirrnkmg through the skies at 1,100 ' miles an hour Demo Delegates Slate Meeting PORTLAND IT Oregon's 12; delegates to the Democratic na-; tlonal convention at Chicago next ! month will meet In Portland Satur day to select a chairman. Poaslble candidates are Joseph I Carson Jr.. a lormer Portland mayor who now lives In Washing- Ion. D. C , but who maintains legal residence In Portland, and Multnomah County sheriff Tery Schrunk. who polled the most votes as a delegate candidate in last month's election. BREAD 'n PASTRIES . Ship Th K t.AMATtl RsTHY S II OP HVdct'nf BlrlhcUr Cikd n Ortf. OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK Chef: Earl Gibson Dance to the music of the PHIL LONGO TRIO foaturing Sunday Afternoon Dancing 2PM to 7PM 11 JLIA 11 Your Host: "TINY" McDonell Senate, House Far Apart On Interior Dept. Funds iiv mohrih ( i.i;avknii;r WAHHINOTON I A difference ol M,07B,iiuO Inctd lloune and Ben ulo conlnrrc on the Interior Ue purtmrnt money bill Thuraday. The mcuHuie-io provide fund fnr llm (lfl)lirt input tor the Vffflr be ulmilnu July 1 waa naaaed by the dunnui WucliiPiuiay carrying a total ol IM7.327.I04. House Cuts Atom Funds WAHHINOTON A'tA House Ap propriations aubcommlttee has ap proved less thun hall the lunds re quested lor a vast atomic expan sion program designed to produce a "complete family" ol nuclear weapons. But Rep. Gore iD-Tcnn), a com mittee member, told a reporter the SM.'O.OOO.OOO grameil would per mit the Atomic Energy CommslMon AEC'i to go ahead with Ita lull program. Commenting on the $3,101,000,000 requested lor the llscal year atari log July 1. Gore said the AKC frequently has overesllmaled lis costa as much as 100 percent. He aald the committee fell the lcr.i.cr amount would permit the promam to be started and the AEC could come back next January and ask lor more money II needed. I Gore r.ald the subcommittee In , actions Tuesday also approved all I of a 150-mlIlloii-dnllar request lor jthe Tennessee Valley Authority TVA lo construct steam-electric I ower plants to support the atomic program. Plywood Merger Turned Down TACOMA Proposed merger ol the Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co. and the Harbor Plywood Corp., Aberdeen. Wash., waa rejected by Harbor Plvwood'i board of direc tors Tuesduy. Martin Deggeller. Harbor Piy wood president, aald the directors dnrlded not to accept Georgia-Pa clllc s oiler ol cash and atock but gave no reason. Ocorgla-PacUic had olfered 6 In cash and one-hall share ol common slock lor each share ol Harbor Plywood stock. It was the third Oeorgia-Pacllic merger proposal turned down by Harbor Plywood. Georgia-Pacific has plants In Washington, Oregon and the South How to curry favor with your husband It's e&fty with Ann Butchelder's mouth-watering Hawaii an nhrimp curry. It's a sure cure for a husband's jaded July ap petite. And in this month's is sue, the Ladies' Home Journal's food editor tells you how to make jt the feast of a lifetime surrounded by sauteed bananas, tomato-and-avocado salad and followed by a delicate pineapple sherbet. It's cooling, it's easy, it's delirious! Get the new July Journal and try it today. featuring ' PHEASANT BROILED OR PAN FRIED Grown at our own pheas ant farm the larqest most modern in the Pa cific Northwest. CHOICE STEAKS CHARCOAL BROILED OR GRILLED Usinq only U.S. Choice Government Inspected Meats. OPEN 7 NIGHT'S A WEEK The Ilnuse had voted only MM,- 248,1(63 lor the department when It I Douglaa Joined with Ben-. Per paxaed the bill aevtral wceka ano. (R.Mlchi and Brldgea All atlempta In the Senate to : . 1 trim Itema in the bill were b-atrn back bv arable votea. In fact the Henate added Sfl.744,(KiO to the total recommended by lt Appropriations Commltee. Theae addition Included: A 0 ' j million dollar Increase In the Indian Bureau lund lor con Mructton of achoola, roada and other lacllltlea. Otherwise, the Benate approved all llema aa reported Monday by Ita appropriation committee. Bv a vole of 60 to 17. proponent of 10 new atarta on reclamation pro Jectg beat back an attempt to trim 31 mllllona from construction fundi lor the Reclamation Bureau. Ret by the committee at 1183.406.631. The new atarta which were voted by the Senate, and the .amount approved lor each durlnnthc next Included: Central Valley. Blv Park Unit. Calif.. I 4 million dollar;:: Solano iMonllccllo Dam i. Calif., ihree mil. llonv Minidoka. North Side pumo ine. Idaho. SI50.000; Savayc Ramda Utph. SI .350,000: Yakima. Kenne wlck Division. Waih.. I 'i millions. None of these new starts was voted bv the Houre and their ultl mrte lute will not be known until 'he conference committee report la made. The Senate Appropriations Com- Portland Pastor To Go To NYC PORTLAND i The Rev. Ralph Walker, for Uie past 11 vcars minister at the First Baptist Church here. ald Wcdxie'dav he ha.s accepted the poat as paator of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church In New York Cltv. He will leave here July 13 and take over the New York Churcb In September. 1 STEAM ENGINE. 4" i 10". inglt lid. honionUl. I Aid COMPItlSSCIt. a'' ". vtrticsl twin, wttr cooltd. blt drivtn, eomplct with btlt. pulltyl, tte. 1 AIR COMPRESSSOU, i " e ". Inqirtoll-Fttnd, nqt hortintl canttr crfik, Clan fiftl. wattr cooled, btlt drivtn, complala with pulltyl, btlt, ote. If avollabla CUT OFF Saws, TtIM SAWS. IDCII. CAIIUOI. STEAM PUMPS aous. sou casi. ire. Telephone: Dick Glaier at Cottage Grove 943 (Oregon) Or Wrilt Wirt: DULIEN STEEL PRODUCTS INC. OF WASH. 9265 East Marginal. Way Seattle 8, Washington ROUNDUP TIPS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT niitre ci rulrlcd l"-r.t v.ork on the Kolnr.o p,n!ect should not alnrt until it Is determined whether the pro- ject Is lo be a unit of the larger Central Valley project, The flvlit acaliirt the proposed new construction waa led bv Sen. Douels ID-Ill i, who olfered the amendment to cut 31 million dol- lam Irom the reclamation lunda. Tele -fun by Warren Goodrich "Please excuse my delay In answering. 1 wasn't dressed when the 'phone rang!"... You'll enjoy better service and won't miss incoming calls if you answer promptly . . . Pacific Telephone. Our Budget Plan Covers Ail Your Car Needs Ask About H---USE IT FOR EVERYTHING!! ma 7th and Klamath SHIRTS Candy stripe seersuckers, plain colored cottons, fancy rayon prints. Buy them in marching sets while stocks are complete. 2 79 or 2 for $5 Other Styles 3.95 and up FISHING BOOTS IF YOUR HOLIDAY calls for -vK a fishing trip ... these O.D. Ceavfirta Rnrf and RaoI innrf I . ... . . 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