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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY, .!Ut,Y 23, 10S2 IIKRALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS.' OREGON PAGK nv Democrats SaM Eager W Escape Chicago Heat tt", f I 'l - i , ' , els m f VI . 1 COAT HANGERS TO APPLIANCES That's what the Klamath Falls 20-30 Club did in recent drive which netted $80 (rom 16,000 wire hang ri. Thoy converted the ceih into the stove and refrigerator, and presented them to tht YMCA. Twenty Thirtieni Bob Harvey, Ed Maurman and Pro. Eddlt HotUy itand with tht ntw tquipmtnt. Oregonian Has Uranium Ore PORTLAND W Martin E Oakea, amateur prospector, wssn'l telling where he found three rocks containing a high concentration ol Uranium. Ha wouldn't oven aay If the rocka, which contain one of the element from which atomic Man Arrested On Probation Rap Delia taVerne Cochran. 21, waa arritnuvl by City Pollre lent night on a warrant charging him with violation of a probationary sentence Imposed in Circuit Court May 1. At that lime ho was placed on probation for flvt yeara after plradim fullty to a charge of for gery. , . The young Umber ' fnller waa plrkcd up lat night at Uie skating rink. bomb are made, are from Oregon. "I'm not telling anybody any. thing." Oakea, a Portland building contractor, tald. He haa refused even to tell the Atomic Energy commission where hla find la. He aald he wanta to aecura legal protection first. Ernest E. Thurlow, chief of the ARC exploration branch at Salt Lake City had written Oakea Hay ing the commlaalon waa "particu larly Intereated In obtaining aome estimate of the available tonnage. If tle additional Information pro vided appeara to warrunt It, we would like to make arrangements with you for a field examination In order to evaluate more fully the occurrence," Thurlow aald in letter. The high content of uranium In tho aamplca waa -confirmed by. the U. S. Bureau of Mine assay la boratories at Albany, Ore. If Oakea la able to produce 30 tone of 30 per cent ore concen trate, he will receive a 110,000 bonus from the government aa well aa IS M a pound for the re fined ore. Oakes said that ha haa "walked over close to BOO yards of rock that looked juat as promising" aa hla samples. - By MARV JANK MEMtTMA.N r.uiinrt BnlnrAM Svr ifld wintering weather laid the Lemo crallo national convention In It r..L. iruiav (fltinuav) before It even vol to the starting post. Home harassed isny cie na urcd out the list 'of presidential hopeful may tallv 17. a flgur which tended to glese the eves of the estlmsted 30.000 delegstes.-al- Weather Aids State Crops onnn.ANn i 8innv. dry weaiher last week provided Ideal condition for the Oregon wheat harvest, but damaged the cane- berry crop, tne iwparimimi ui Agriculture reported Wedneedsv The high temperstures hastened ersln maturity, but no excessive hrlvel was reported, tne oepsrv ment ssld. Grsln yields were re ported generellv "very good. The hev hsrveat Is well Under wsv with vlelds average or above In most areas. The report said the hot westher did not msterlsliy cut the csne- berrv but considerably reauceo the quality. PKDKSTRUN BIT CORVALLI8 ijtl Carl L. Bush, M, was killed Monday night at Hos- klns, 10 miles nortnwest of nere. when he wss bit by a car while driving cows across a rosd. Stste police ssld the csr was driven by William Kenworthy, Ho- Kins. lernates and visitors who poured into Chicago and promptly headed for the nearest alr-condltioned hide out. Concensus Is that any candl' dale polls announced to date were taken In a balh-Uib. Oregon's 24-miin delegation Is rugged. They Bagged caucused Is the proper word al a convention thev tell me Into a small, airless, hot room at their Morrison hotel headquarters and promptly Voted , t to keep It rather than pay the ten dollars a day ex tra for an air-con-dilloncd meeting hall. Thev alo vetoed chartering gar bus at live dol ftyTK lrs per man and ZZ.f .will take potluck ' K)n Chicago's pub k. .'l llc transit svs 1J Wite m. Kconomy J J I has the upper Sst between Al ternate delegate and Mrs. Alfred F. Condrov. long time Klamath Falls residents. Mr. Condrey Is all for a lady vice- president but Mra. condrev tsn i. She probably Is tired of the "In dia for Veep" signs wnlcn are plas tered all over Chicago. Mrs. India fdwsrds is making a vannnt try ut her photographs look fairly ur glamorou'. And glamor gets It at convention. (rcamettes For a Useful Gift Shop Volghl's Pioneer Office Hupply. 62 Mala nut -flUCl MACARONI HOTEL K TV If lit JaUaa.laVJI.M-aV JaV-M-W-M. tH RUM IT, Iff fi OK RELAX, njcj ymulf 4 Ottftm't fun reel rweef iorf. Suit, iwj, umUkl, (nlf, ridt er jul ltdf if tUf. Slttf tttnuUj It Itl joef of fee iw mhtt Km la fame us Cepeer Cdl. Ualoot lk pacific kosioet wawc. Doflciag every eight. DnfeeW taunts. 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'Stevenson wsn ,(wied In looking hot and red la the lacs. i "I will toot be-. formal candi date." he announced flatly to a small huddle of reporters and pho jiorRhers.. "I am' sure baiore my name rs presented. Ideas-will have changed, completely." I For a non-candidate, be surely puts on a good show. -j Took a taxi with .the Condreys 'and Harry Bolvin to the Conrad Hilton bote! to attend Uie meeting of the 11 Western States. .Like everything at av convention, toe meetinz waa an Hour late and had .to be moved to larger Quarters. In the lobby were two modest picture of Ben; Kefauver and a picture of Uncle Sam on his knees but no one could get close enough to read why. A sound truck lased past softly playing "It's Av'rell in November." , . , "You got 40 million bucks.' voti can' afford that high-toned stuff," snorted a man who was standing on my feet Everyone rolls Har rlman'a fortune- around In his conversation. 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