FRIDAY, AUGUST 1.. 1952
PAGE FIVE
IIKRALD AND NEWS, KLAPifATH FALLS, OREGON
DR. AL HALVORSON of tha Klamath Experiment Station looks ovir treatment raspontai in
Hannchan barley on teit ploti at the station wait of the airport. He plant to report on the re.
tponisi to fortiliier Monday when the annual field day ii held at the station starting at I p.m.
The plot at left has been treated with no fertilizer, and to Helvorson's right is lush growth
when treated at rate of 500 pounds of super-phosphate per acre. Halvorson reports similar re
sults for Overland oats.
Republicans Score Democratic
Stand On Civil Rights Issue
Bv The AsiMlated Frese
nniiihhcana kriil the civil rlKhta
pni boiling ThurMlay lor Hie pur-
pone ol cooKing ine ucibkiiu
UOOH6.
Hen. Ilrnry Gabol Lodge or Ma
ichusetu. chairman ol Go n .
Dwlulil D. Elaenhower'e campaign
auvloory cominmee, aaia in! m
lecllon of Ben. John J. Hparaman
ol Alabama a the Democratic vice
proaltlentlal nominee ahowa the
Democratic party Intend to do
nothing constructive about cIvU
righta.
Den. Rlrherd M. Nixon of Call
forma, tiKnhower'a OOI vice
preMdcnUal runnimr mate, told
"hand-picked candidates of Preil- spending, Stevenson aald he hoped
dent Truman" and will be "expect- "neither candidate or party would
ed to carry on the 'I rum an tradl- oiler hopca that are forlorn and
tion.'' at the name time be demanding a
Bparkman. In Washington, aald i defense establishment to accomp-
he will have something to ay
about civil rlghu In response to
the OOP campaign to give as much
emphasis to the congressional
races as to his bid for the presi
dency. Elsenhower announced he will
not take sides In primary contest
between Republicans, but will sup
port the winners "to the limit."
In Arizona, two Republicans,
Barry Ooldwater of Phoenix and
Lester Kahl of Tucson, are bidding
for the Republican nomination for
U. 8. senator to oppose Sen. Mc-
Parland, the Senate Democratlo
floor leader.
Republican Patrick J. Hurley,
former secretary of war. Is seek
ing to unseat Ben. Chaves D In
New Mexico.
series of questions In a telegram
liom Rep. Powell, New York Ne
gro Democrat. Bparkman said
I'owell's communication Is one of
15,00(1 he has received since his
nomination and will be answered
In Us turn.
At the Illinois capital, Gov. Sir
venson made a few remarks on
civil rights Issues In his first news
conference since the Democrat
ncwamen In Fresno, caw., now-1 noinmaiea mm lor we presiueiicy
ever, that Bparkman Is not a true last Saturday.
Southern candidate and Is known
to be completely pro-Truman.
It was PreiAdent Truman's Insist
ence on federal civil rights legis
lation that spilt the Democratic
party In IMS and lost the electoral
votes of four Southern alates. Some
Democratic leaders In the South
are unhappy about the party's 1952
Maud on civil rights and have not
yet decided whether to support the
Democratic ticket of Gov. Adlal
Slevtnson and Sen. Bparkman.
hi M.MKHHhl.n
Chairman Arthur Bummcrlield ol
of the OOP National Commit
tee rubbed more salt In the wounds
Wednesday with the assertion that
Stevenson and 8parkman are
City Records
Two Blazes
Two fire calls brought city fire
equipment out about II o'clock this
morning.
llio first was to I he Wilbur A.
Jones residence. 303 High, where
a detective lurnace motor burned,
and the second was the the Wlllard
Hotel.
A mnllress and bed covers In
Room Ml were nblniw when fire
men arrived and tossed I he burn
ing bedding out a window where
luwas doused. The room was con
aiderably smoked up but damage
apparently was small.
Firemen said the blare probably
was started by a ctgurcl.
Legionnaires Off to Fresno
TULELAKE The Csllfornla
Blate American Legion Convention
at Fresno Is drawing a number of
members of Tulelake Post, No.
104 and tho Auxiliary this weekend.
Leaving today by train are
Mrs. A. K. Ryckman, Mrs. Delia
Fralley, Clyde Todd, Commander
of District No. 2 and Leo Sonnrn-;
berg. Driving down are Mr. and j
Mrs. Sam Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
George Kurtt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom j
Holland and Olney Rudd who will
be installed as Commander of the I
second District .during the conven
tion. Mr. and Mrs. Rudd were hosts
at a picnic lunch, July 30, to those
attending the convention.
HOT IN BASEL
BASEL, Switzerland ( July
was the hottest month Basel has
suffered slnre the cltv beran keep
ing weather secords 126 years
ago. The average temperature for
the month was 71 degrees.
He repeated a previously ex
pressed view Ihst fair employment
practices legislation Is primarily
a stale refponslbilltyi He said the
federal government should hold oil
unless a state falls In ill duly.
He said sll citizens should have
"equal opportunities and equal po
litical rights."
Stevenson told the newsmen h?
hopes major campaigners In his
behalf will "stay within the frame
uork ol mv ideas." One of the ma
jor campaigners will be President
Truman.
HTKVKNHON
Stevenson also said he believes
the Taft-Hartley labor law, a prime
target of union labor leaders, needs
substantial revision but not neces
sarily repeal. He said he views the
Democratic platform pledge of re
peal as merely a method of ac
complishing the same result
through an entirely new law.
Commenting on Elsenhower's ex
pressed goal of an eventual 40 bil
lion dollar annual cut In federal
1 TUNE-UP
(LABOR)
$4.95
DUGAN & MEST
S22 Sa. oth
Boat Crew
Finds Body
BT. HF.LKNB. Ore. Iff A tug
boat crew Thursday found Ihe body
of Orval Thompson, 40. ol Van
couver. Wsih.. Ilnatin In Ihe Co
lumbia River near here.
Thompson drottnoj Saturday
when a Halting boat overturned.
SHU misting is Donald Arhcsoii,
22. also of Vancouver, another pas
senger In Ihe boat.
Don't Miss The BIG
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AiXIVUAL PICNIC
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1952
PAID UP MEMBERSHIP CARD IS FAMILY ADMISSION
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Comes and prizes for the Kiddies
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Life Guards on hand at all times
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BRING YOUR OWN SILVERWARE
Food will be served from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m
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JtAh our common objective.
Post-con von Uon political speech
makniK ntartB Thursday night in
Columbus, O. Nixon and Summer
field are ncheduled to addre.Ht ihe
Ohio Republican convention there.
At his cnfTip)tin headquarter, m
Denver, Eisenhower booked an en
pavement to attend a 37 -tribe In
dian ceremonial at Gallup, N. M.,
Auit- 10. It will wive him an op
portunity to put in tome licks for
the election of Republican senators
and House member thin (all In
New Mexico and Arizona.
CONOKKHK
Elsenhower has said he wants
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