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Newspaper Page TextWKDNKSDAY, .MI,Y .10, 10r2 IIKHAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAU.S. ORKGON PAGE SEVEN 1 Convention Highlights: Reported In Retrospect lly MAII1' JAM! MKIIKV.MAN OIIICAC1U OunvPiilliiii Ic-IUivcm: It look Wifl bolli Hid ncpulilU limn mill Ilic IJciiimriiln il nidi Willi plculy ill iwrnoimllly Inr nan tliilaitn, Klneiiliowor obvioii'.ly bil l aixuitonicil lu rri.i(jiiillnn lu io Din nl oviillnii mm liln uHiiipiiliin iiiiilmBi'ln hud limn gcMMa, lilin In niiiid anil wava. Ho krpl g un 1 1 II iu Mm. Klaciiliuwnr In Hid iionl, nr Jul Miirlln or anynno imiiily mid Milwldrd lnln a lolilliiK timni) chair ItlmriMf, Then aomnouc would piiih linn up mtniii, In would Wiive Impplly mill nit down anitlii. Unv. titrvciinon, .... , .: , InivlUK inure po- l m lllllcnl cxnrrlcnin, mood up and look .bin low like Ivnurmi. He lim lino unillo mid la it aplend'i.1 apeek- er. Kiiiiiit men mid loiih In tht! nubwiiy, I hoard idnubln expraeacil the D r a 1 1 iHlrveiiton ,Klrlcd rpllini!. Who known bHlevniiniiii liuy. anywav," worried a 1'iorlila drli-iintf!. "Nobo-ly can even proiiuuiico hut limne. Ad-lay. II you tun tie that." On Hie way home al 3 e in. But lirdny inorninn, It waa a dlllnrnil lory. A mull with MlMlMlppI illrgiitr badiio pinnrd to hln nhlrl voiced the opinion ol the cur when he mud "Well, we don'l huve lo Tule To Hear CD Director TUI.KI.AKG Kcllll Wurd. Rc Klntinl Director ol Civil IJeleiuie In l.'ahltimla. In In Tulelake todnv lo eviiliiiilo Ih" Tuleluko Civil Delrnne itruurnm now under wny. end to illaruim Urn leitlblllly ol a unaln wide alrrl. Iln Ih nlMi rxiieiltd lo Rive needed puiirh In Hie preenl drive (or rerruliinn volunteem who would he wllllns in en emeroenry to lake purl In the delenxr program. Ills talk to the Holarv club at noun will he Inllowed by a talk imimhl at a public nieeUnl at the lulelnke alemenarv achool at o'clock. Mnvlea about the atom bomb and oilier civil defenne wqrk will be mown. There In a definite peed lor 200 pernoni a be xlmird at once lor civil deleme here. Only 60 have lieen reulMered lo dale to nerve an nmd and bloik wnrdens. wellnre trams, medical and health leama and air ouaervauon irnnw. The American Union Pol. IM l rei iullinu rond and block warden, (he Auxiliary, welfare teams. Uie VI'W po.il. air observation leama and Ihe VFW Auxiliary, medical and health teams. Ward Ji akln olher oritnnlaa llnun to lend a hand In lurlher lecrulunB. upn, tinliu ninnharoer la Civil Octenw chairman, Ril.ss Raglend la director and Paul ROtiera u co. nrdlnator'lor the delenae prouram In this area. Saucers Seen In Oregon By The Aoclated Treaa Orcnon Huucer sluhlera. alonjr with olhera In the counlry, have been aeelns thlnits In the iky. At Bend Monday a number ol re.ildenla as well a a party ol luiiiicra In the woods, saw three round, sllverv oblecta dive on a liliih-llylnR bomber, At Portland Air Force Bane, a spokesman said that everv time let Dllots spot a bomber crulsUm by Uiey take out alter It and make a simulated at tack. The spokesman said the Bend aliihllnns BURgesled that, although he could not conllrm planes In the air there. Portland, Rround observers re. ported to the filter center Tues day nlRht thai they had observed a inovlntr llRht In the sky. There was no apparent explanation aa to what It was. 1 A few days aao Jc( planes at the Portland Air Force Base scrambled on a saucer report. It turned out to be a weather balloon. Church Group Names Head PORTLAND 11 The Oieeon Washington Conference ol the Evangelical United Brethren de nomination, Tuesday elected the Rev. Dean L. Vormllllon, Portland, as its superintendent. He succeeds the Rev. 0. P. Gates, Portland, who Is retiring al ter holding the post lor 10 years. Vermillion, a Portland minister, hns served churches In Canby, Frullland, Salem and Dallas since enlerniR Ihe conference In 10.11, How I lost 160 pounds Hero's Helen Fralcy's own atory of a diet that took her from 295 'pound) to a trim IDS, and yet Bhe never mlswd havlnft 3 fond meals a day, It's a heartwarm ing report by I woman who found new Joy In 'Iris; a normal life. She (rives her day-liy-dy diet and the secrsti she learned Jrorn experience published ,ln the Journal tor the first time. yVhethor you should diet your self, or know someone who should, read Helen Fraley'i amazing I AmtJmt Beglmitil to Lit. It's In tlio August Issue ot, the Ladles' Homa Journal, be aohnined of Ihat Hlnvcmon. lie can spenk lor hliusell okay." "What a acui.0 of huinah," added a wom an Iron Teiinesitro, I was obvious ly In a Moiiihcrn cur, and they were aurced lo ro home and I Ik tit. for their parly's iholio. Now II the die-hard Tuft clement shows equal loierniice. it mould no all lilleicsl Iiir elccllon. tin nomination nlcht I alld Into a neat Just behind Mis. KnicM L. Ivrn, sister of Oov. Hlevennon, who acta aa his iilllclul hoiitcna. A tall, slender, middle-sited woman, nhe waa as excited aa everyono elne. tihe wore a black crepe afternoon dress Willi a muna ol Utile Krccn orcmux piiinea lo ine niiuuiucr, and Rrlimed like a achool-ulrl when ev eryone sum "bweet Adeline," dedi cated lo Her. I Her numo la Adelaide.) Two of Htpvenatin'a three sons wero sealed opposlle with Mr. and Mrs. Alben Buikley, who are cou sins several llmca removed of Oov. Mteveiuion. The Burklcya rule a cheer every lime they uonear. Iln rx ley la wllhoul odds one uf Ihe bcsl-loved men of hla time and Mrs, Ilurkley one of Ihe moat ul. tractive women al the convention Un nomination iiIrIiI, alio wore a bluck and while silk mint Willi i lumn sheer black liul but I aui.nect rvcryuno wouiu nave aoiiiireo ner flashliiR amlle even if she had tome in a Runny-sack, Spoiled Mr. and Mrs. Monroe riwectmnn, oregnna nnlionul coin iiilllceuiaii. In Ihe front row of boxes to our led but the Orecon drleRution waa too fur on Die back oi uie floor lo be visible through ine iive-aay-oio cloud ol cigarcllc moke. The convention hall llr.elf was so lammed, people niaudlmt lliren deep across the a lairs and slUlno iwo In a seal, that visibility was tero anyway. When one person stood up, ne aei oil a wave ol standee, all cruniiiR and Jostling- and asking wnai a iiiippcmiiR now." under' lool. empty paper cups, jiewapu. pera, straws, tally fheels, littered every Inch. No boilles: token were poured out lor you In paper cups. in way iFinpcrn were running, rum, they were playing It aafe. Chicago looked a llille forlorn Sunday. Shop windows sllll were decorated with big postera reading India." Keafuver," "llurriman." "8levenon waa In the minority. Ihe wlndow-dreasera mint not have been reading Uie papers. You could still buy a pure silk blouse hand-pruned with donkeys for 30, but most women Demo cratn conlined their convention gew gaws to paiwr haU pins and IIurs, A lew wore blue frit skirl, wjtn "I'm lor you in -63." written on ihein. Democrallo fashion deslRii crs didn't aim to get out on a limb like the Republicans who got right down to name-calling. Alter all. who wants to date herself now with a "Daft about Taft" akin even If It did cost fifteen dollars. Finance Group Runs Printing 8AI.EM im The State Depart ment ol finance and Administration has complelo control over priming ol aU state departments. Including Ihat of Secretary ol State Earl T. Ncwbry, Attorney Oen. George Neuner ruled Wcdnwdsy. This control, Neuner snld, gives Slate Finance Director Hurry S. Dorman power to pass on all copy submitted bv slate departments. Dorman asked lor the opinion af ter Newbrv and Btato Treasurer Waller I. Pearson objected lo Dor nan a proposal to leave their names oil lelterhesda ol atale In stitutions. The opinion apparently elves Dorman the authorltltv lo leave their names oil any printed matter. I - 7 j STEEL INDUSTRY REKINDLES Worker removes cold coke and slag from "twycrc'' at the American Steel and Wire Co., plant In Cleveland, 0., as the steel Industry moves toward full production following settlement of the 55-day nation-wide steel strike. Demos Fete Candidate John O. Junes, I, a Orande. Democralic U. 6. Congressional candldute Irnur the 2nd dlatrlct, and Mrs. Jonen were guests of hon or ul a lawn purly and supper CIVIL 8KRVICE HEAD SALEM Ml The Oregon Civil Service Commission Tuesdoy named Philip A. Joss, Portland at torney, as Its chBlrman. Joss, who has been a member of the commission lor a year, suc ceeds A. C. Cammack, Portland, retired. Kimball Plugs For Big Navy PORTLAND in Navy Secre tary Dan Kimball not a plug In lor a larger navy hero Tucdny when he scolfed at reporta ol Hy ing hauccrs over Washington, D.C.. Here lo address a Nnvy League luncheon, Kimball said "If we have a strong and adequate Navy, we won't have to worry about llilngs like Hying saucers." He said Ihe mytery objects which hsve been reporled flying over the nation's capital are "prob ably electrical phenomena." Kljnball Is on a nationwide tour Inspecting naval Installations. July 2s al the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Mike Petrol!, 2134 Stulke. Eighty guests were Invited to meet the visitors. Following the dinner Jones spoke on the Importance ol conservation of all natural resources In Eastern Oregon, particularly the use of wa ter lo the fullest extent before It reaches the sea: Its importance to agricultural production and Its Im portance to future expansion of the Eastern part ol the stale. Jones predicted a big Incresse In Population In his home district within the next 25 years. Convention Pics Available Convention pictures will be available in the Wlllard Hotel ban quet room this evening between 6 and t o'clock. Mrs. Hal (Flor ence) Ogle reported this morning. 'Poor King Farouk' Down To Last Yacht NAPLES, Italy Exiled King Farouk 1 ol fr.gypt. down to lua last yacht, pulled Into Naplea Tues day to stay lor a few days on the romantic Isle of Capri while he thinks about taking off lor the United States. The Egyptian' navy crew man ning the 14,000.000 Mahrousaa, which brought Farouk here. Is under orders to bring the luxur ious ship back to Egypt. Then Farouk will be limited lo a privately-owned racing yacht which is anchored at Capri. It la too small lor long luxury cruises. Farouk. who abdicated his throne last weekend, arrived with his queen, the beauteous Narrlman, ond their babv the new seven-months-old king, Fsud II. Demos Schedule Panel Discussion The subject "Do Religion and Politics Mix?" will be discussed by a panel of Klamath Falls min isters, at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meet ing August 6 at the Wlllard Hotel. Speaking will be the Rev. Floyd P. Hollows)', pastor ol the First Methodist church, the Rev. R. E. Orael ol Zlon Lutheran church, the Rev. Burgess C. Bangett, Calvary Baptist Church and Harold Hooker ol the Latter Day Saints church. The dinner Is being sponsored by the Democratic club and reserva tions may be made by calling 8405. The public Is cordially invited. mm r r ' r . 11 i w.iah mm We want YOUR GOODS in our warehouse RIGHT NOW w hav 1,800 iq. ft. of WAREHOUSE SPACE for you at , . . KLAMATH FALLS call 4151 TODAY! If you're looking for don, safe, modern warehouse space start your rommtrcitd r boutebold goods with Consolidated Freight" uyt, You can be confident of assured pro tec lion, backed by the experience of a reli able 6rm. . , CF means complete transportation service. We bring to the West's most important com munities dependable local cartage, pool car distribution, packing and crating, heavy hauling, local and long distance moving van service. . . . Plus fast, direct motor freight service to more than 900 important cities and towns from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Coast. COAfSODJITD fMffWAYS KLAMATH FALLS TERMINAL: 645 Broad St. Phone 4151 CAHUALTV LIST WASHINGTON 11 The De fense Department Wednesday identified 61 battle casualties In a new Korean War list (No. 616 Ihat Included eight killed, 39 wounded, two missing and two injured. Farouk's travel agent said Nar rlman and the baby king were "In the best ol health." Aboard the vacht are some 304 trunks Ihe deposed monarch was able to take with him on his hasty departure from Alexandria. If Farouk goes to the United States, he mav decide to travel by plane, the agent aaid. Possibly be will go to Rome first. The Mahroussa, tied up 70 feet south of the U. 8. 8. Adirondack, llagship ol U. 8. Adm. Robert C. Carney, commander ol Nato forces In Bouthcrn Europe. Egypt's ambassador to Italy, Abdel AzlJ Badr Bey, awaited the royal yacht on this side of the water. He had hurried down from Rome not because ol the arrival ol the deposed Farouk, but because the ex-kine brought with him Egypt's new ruler, King Faud II. The lnlant was proclaimed King Saturday by Egypt's cabinet after his father bowed to the military pressure ol his country's new armv commander. Gen. Mohamed Namilb Ecy. That night Farouk, with his girl-wife Narrlman. their babv and his three daughters by a former marriage, sailed away from Egypt. Millworker Hurt By Trim Saw J. B. 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