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Newspaper Page TextTMIIIISDAY, JULY -10. 1032 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE eduB'uelA New GOP Platform Attacks Fair Deal Program f ' V tty K1IWIN B. IIAAKINKON 1 rdo. chairman l the group lhat tut costs and reduce waste, over-Compulsory healih Insurance," a i New lloy Word has been re reived here ol the birth Julv t of a win In Mr. mid Mrs. lUluh Hweet, macs, Ore-nun. The little boy, lint child hi the family, wluhtnl In Hi 7 Ilia. I!i o. mid bun been limned Kent. The baby whii burn t Mvrlle Point. The innlher li the former Carvl Van derwnll, deiiuhtcr ol Mm. 'v Wiliioii nt llitii cltv. Delore her maritime Mm. Hweet iiradualetf frnin Hoiilhern Oreunn Oolleue, then lauulil lor two Venn In the ele mentary achooH ol Ashland. VUiiirsMr. end Mra. B. P. Milker, recently ol Lawrence. K., re iiiienla of Mm. Baker's alsler, Mm. Ouy Merrill end Mr. Merrill. While here they wore eurnrlird to llnd n lurmer l.uwrente resident, Nam Morrlii. lunnnKor ol Tnucher'e Market III Caitnrs'. While buvlnn liipul, Morris who lmd not neen Ihem lor about ten yean, recoic nui-tf Ihem. Vl.llura-Mr. and Mm. Ivy Bleen bumen and bbv dniiuhter Joan. Hacramrnlo, are iiurnla here for two wcrka ol Mm. Hleenbuiaena luiher. Oeorue Trdrlck. owner ol Hie I'ollvann lliikerv. They came lor the weilillim ol Mr. Tcdrlck end Mnlda Carmen. July . ( amp Fire llrls bus lor Camp K.nther Annleiiale will leave the rear ol Klamaih Union HihIi Hchool at 10 a.m. davlluht time Saturday. The bun l a chartered county ailwnl bua and will be mil loadliui at 30. Vouni rreachrr Eleven vear old Neitro boy will preach Krlday. .iiilv 11. at the Church ol Ood and Truman Signs Military Bill WAHHINOTON President Truinaii aluneil Into law Thumday . i rnviiium 4U billion dollar! lor tho iinllona mlhlaiy buildup 'li the vear lhat ends next June 30. The meanure supplies Iho money to rale I his oounlrv'a Air Korea lo a lonnldable Ml v. Intra ov mm 1U46. The tolal aum Riven the Defense Deparlnient was about 6 bllllona undrr what the President had asked. If told Congress the D leiuie Department would need near, lv 61 bllllona as a bare mini mum lor IU alreich-oul" prepar rdneaa pronram. . v. The bill a No nrovldea for: I. Payment ol Mo a month In extra combat pay for servicemen on duty under lire alnce the Korean war began. A minimum of aix dava In the combat area la required for each month'" cIlKlblllly. , 3. Auihonutlon for the Navy to build a aecoud i)4. 000-Inn auuer air crall carrier. The bill did not, how ever, aupply anv new funds for building the Riant corrler. n. the pre-adjournment rush r!?litres agreed on total of M iin.o:iH.Pl'J. Truman anked 61.3SO. 109.no for the year beginning July 1. i The breakdowns by aervlcea shows: Army IU,23D,&o0,0O0, Navv IJ.M3,45.WJ Air Force HI. 116, 301,170. Christ, Broad Htreet., 'Hie aervlcea will atari at 8 p.m. Everyone It Invited. New lliiura HlurtlnK Friday, July II. the Mnlln iwlinmlng pool will be open lo die public from 13 lo 0 p.m. I'HT. There will be adult classes on Tueaduva and Thursdays 7-8 p.m.. and liiniur and acnlor me uuard liialrucllon will be held on Moiu ava. Wednexiuva. anu r ri- dava. 7 to B p.m. PUT. H.i.ln.. TrlO Krnest KnlbC. former realdeut of Klnmtith Kalis, la here on Business" lor me neamrn Pine Association. Kolbe now live in Portland, whero hla main head quartera are allualtd, irnl Plrat Christian Church will have a lllble ai-hool plcnlo al Collier Park. Balurdav. Julv u. 3 p.m. DT. There will be a potluck dinner at s p.m. Joint Plenle KnIRhta of Colum- bua and the Catholic DuuKhlera will aponaor a lolul picnic lor mem bera and Ihler liimlllen at Malln Park. Hundav. Julv 13. 11 win lie an all-day alliilr to brum a plcnlo batkel collee ami IlKhl reirean- menu will be served. Swimming. games and waillnK will be en loved. Mr. and Mm. Wendell Hiiolll will be general chairmen. Rrfular Meeting will be held by the Catholic Dauxhtere ol America. Monday evenlnu, Julv 14. t p.m. Family Clrele-ol the First Cove nant Church. 133 Wolnul Avenue, will meet on Frltlav. Julv 11, 1 P.m. 11 will be an all hosU-ss meeting with a brlel program. Pastor Hlrom lust home from a months visit In California where he waa attending two ureal conferencea. will be Hie speaker. He will also occupy the pulpit al the aervlcea next Sunday, Julv 13. The.publlo la cordially In vited lo these meetings. Luncheon Meeting of aoclal club OES Aloha 61 will be potluck lunch eon al the homo ol Mrs. Dean O.nborn, 3067 Lawrenco Street, Krl dav. Julv II, 1 n in. All members are cordlsllv Invited. Coffee and cream will be furnthled. but bring vour own table service. Program Lutheran student as- aoclallon work In OreRon will be the topic ol Ihe program at the Klamath Lutheran Church tonight at I p.m. Colored slides will be ahown. The Pastor E. A. avendsen ol Corvallla will be In charge. Leave A-lc Don lllmclwrlght stationed at McClellan Air Force Base. Is home on a SO dav leave. He will report back to the base, Sunday. July 11. Business Meetlni Roval Neigh bora of America will hold a reaulsr business meeting. Frldav. Julv 11, I p.m., In the K. C. Hall. CHICAGO Itcoubllcans Thuisdiiy accused the present Democratic ailiuliilstrallon ol sick ening corruption and of ahlelillnii "traitors to the nation In high places." This blistering attack came In Die long-awaited campaign plat form handed to the OOP National Convention lor expected approval during the day. Slashing attacks on I lie "present administrations sordid record ol corruption" overshadowed hard ought compromises on the foreign policy, national delense and civil rights planks. Only the "civil rights" plank dealing with the touchy Issues ol racial discrimination caused eome leiira ol a possible Door light. Even so, this plank was shaped Ut bridge north-south dlflerencea. 11 la lotted down, reflecting a still coinmltlre light, Irom Die 1U48 statement which backed whatever luwa needed lo end Job discrimina tion against Negroes and other minorltlea. Thla time the promise waa for ledeitil legislation to deal with rac ial discrimination In stalea which fulled to. Whether this should be compulsory or voluntary waa not siuieu Sen. Eugene D. Mllllkln of Colo Hlispca tne cumpnign document, lold a reporter lie expects quick convention approval. In general, mo reiittcd foreign policy and delenso planks had been uppruvca in auvancn by Hen, Holj- ert A. Tull ol Ohio and Gen. Uwlght O. Elsenhower, the two top contenders lor the parly's prcsldcn llol nomination. These plunks belabored the Dem ocrats on fore! mi imllcy, suying "tltey awing erratically Irom timid appeasement to reckless blunder." The uur document promised thai Republicans will seek "an honorable Just peace that would even bring hope to those now Im prisoned under communist domina tion. On national delense, the OOP plallonn promised a quick build up lo "completely adiquale air IKjwcr," something Scnalor Tail has stressed. And then It balanced this, prob ably al auggeslluns Irom the Elsen hower camp, with a pledge for "simultaneous readiness ol co ordinated sir, land and sea lanes, with all the necessary Installations, bases, supplies and munitions, In cluding atomic energy weapons." All through the six thousand word plallonn, the Republicans prom ised to clean house In government, Senator Cain Calls For Republican Party Unity State Man Eyes Costs SALEM Assbilanl Secretary of Btate William ticaly Is busy llgurlng how much the November ballot measures will cost Ihe tax payers. He said 13 of the 18 measures must carry the cost estimates, which also will be put on the ballot. The 1051 legislature ordered that all Initiatives and releren dums must be accompanied by the coal estimates lo enable tho voters to know how much they would epend If the measures ere-passed. When Healy'a estimate Is ready, It will be turned oyer to Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry and Stale Treasurer Walter J. Pearson lor final approval. CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO Sen. Harry P. Cain ol Wash ington lold Ihe Republican National Convention Thursday Its presiden tial nominee will lace a tough light In November and the delegates should not abuse him here. The reference obviously was to the bitter Inlra-parly lighting lor the nomination and the harsh words thai have been traded by opposing OOP laclloni. 'We nave no assurunce now ol victory next November," Cain said in an address prepared for Thurs day's session. "All we have reason to believe Is thai victory will not be easy. Under the most favorable circumstances a victory will be exceedingly dlfll cult to achieve. Under adverse circumstances, which we msv create, victory will be Impossible." In plea for party harmony. Cain said a OOP victory could result If Ml members of the party "understand what allegiance, loy alty and devotion to the principles ol our parly really mean." Because a particular candidate's "every view snd scl does not coin cide with mine or yours Is not a legitimate excuse to abuse him here or to full lo support him as our nominee." Cain said. "Each candidate we have (s honeitt. healthy. Intelligent, and de voted to the task of keening Amer ica strong and the free world Iree." HST Makes Appointments WASHINGTON Ml President Truman Thursday Rave recess ap pointments lo Robert M. McKlnney, Santa Fe. N. M., newspaper pub lUher, and Joel D. Wollsnhn ol Chicago and Washington, lo be aa slatanl secretaries of the Interior. McKlnney. publisher ol the Santa Fe New Mexican, was named to succeed William E. Warne. now on a "Point Four" a.vlgnment In Iran. Wollsohn. assistant to Secretary of the Interior Chapman, has been an Interior Department olllclal. lor many years. He succeeds Dale E. Dotv. now s member of the Fed eral Power Commission. The appointments are effective until Congress meetl again and new nominations can be sent lo the Senate for confirmation. luuoliiu and bureaucracy. Ilul tne really ensuing woras came In the section titled "cor ruption." 'The present administration's sordid record of corruption baa shocked and sickened the Ameri can people," It began. "Ita leaders have lorlelted any right to public lalth by the way they transact the government's business." The olaUorm said Republicans have exposed Instances of "fraud, Bribery, grait, lavorwsm aim m- Iluence peddling" In the present : administration. "There have been disclosures ol close alllancea between Ihe present government and. underworld char acters," It said, and It protested a "double standard" In enforcing tax laws. I "Political lavorltcs Including , even some gangsters and crooks" were treated leniently, the plat- lorm draft said, while honest tax payer were harassed over minor ; discrepancies. Then It listed many ol the scan dala that have been exposed by congressional Investigations and charged the administration with . failing to. clean house. Another special plank on Com-! munlsm said the Democrats had j "permitted Communists and their ; fellow travelers to serve In many key agencies and to Infiltrate our American life." i When Republicans protested and j exposed these communisis, me plallorm said, the administration "raised the false cry ol 'red her ring' and took other measures to block and discredit Investigations." 'There are no Communists in the ! Republican party," the platlorm oiten urged by President Truman saying It Involved "crushing cost, wasteful Inefficiency, bureaucratic deadweight and debased standards of medical care." "We recognize that the health of our people as well as their proper medical care cannot be maintained if subject to federal bureaucratic dictation," It. said. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGENE, ORI MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. end Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors With help Irom nil Republicans, Cain added, the OOP nominee will win. and without thnt heln "he will wallow in Hie mire ol (utility." i staled. Cain told the delegates the Re- "We have always recognized publicans "have no monopoly on communism to be a world con reliable, good and honest men." (spuacy against freedom and relig- He added Ihe opposition "can j lon , ,.j ,k select, though I doubt that Uiev L We never 5ofcpom'sS5,M , will, a presidential nominee who Communism and we have fought to understands thai we help others best by keeping ourselves strong snd Iree. whose aointv Is obvious, whose understanding of Ihe Inten tions of Communism is clear, whose resistance lo the spread of collectivism and slate socialism Is as strong and determined as yours end mine." Cain annealed to the voung voters lo Join the Republican partv in a drive for "Ihe recapture ol govern ment bv people who really want to be free." ItARIIICADES APPROVED BERLIN I The West Berlin city government said Thursday the Allies had apptoved the rectlon of barricades at danger points lead ing to the surrounding Soviet oc cupation zone. The Idea Is lo pre vent Soviet kidnaping forays. 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