THUnSOAV, AUGUST 7, 1 n.r2
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PAGE SEVENTEEN
tew w1?'
Everett M. Oirkian IR-III.I (left), who
REPUBLICAN GOODWILL Son
supported
Robert Teft (or trie Republican presidential nomination, shelcos hands with tha man who boat
hit favorite, Gan. Owlght 0. Eisenhower, t .Eisenhower's Denver headquarteri, Dirkien laid he
would itump "with vigor" for Eitenhower, pleated participant! ere Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge
of Massachusetts (center) and Sen. Richard Nixon of California, Republican vice-preiidential
cendidate.
Senator's Tax Accusations
Said Responsible For Threat
WAHJIINOTON W A wpII
placed source mild Wednrndity Hen.
William It-Dell haa brrn Uireat
rnrd with tiarm a rmull ol hla
rharaea of lax evasion by rack
elccra. -
"Don't be inking me about It,"
Willlama toltt a rrpiirlpr wlwn
a.ikcd about tlia thrreU, "Nobody
will ever iiel conllrniBllon ol euch
a aiatemrni from mo."
The Inlormant, who declined to
be named, tald In an mkrrvlrw he
known the threala were made, but
tliat Willlama haa rclused to treat
them awlou-ily.
The informant aald the threata
olearly atetnmed from a aerlea of
apeectiea Willlama made In the
rnaui alltiliic that big lime
gantalert and (amblers have
Oregon BPW
Meeting Set
Membera of Buslneu and Pro
feamonal Women's clubs from
throuithout the state and ofllcera
ol the Oregon federation will meet
In Bend Saturday and Sunday,
August and 10 tor the fall state
board melting.
Attending Irom Klamath Fall
will be Mrs. T. C. Orlggs arid Mrs.
Einil Albright, Southern Oregon
Dhlrlrt chairman. -
Headquarters lor Uie board meet
ing, over which will preside Miss
Fern Trull, Orant Pass, the state
president, will be the Pilot Butte
Inn.
A special feature will be reports
from delegates attending the na
tional convention In Boston which
drew 3000 BPW members. These
will be given on Sunday.
The session will get underway
Saturday with dinner at 6:30 p.m.
to be followed by a president s
workshop. At tills state officers and
rbalrmen will try to help solve
clubs' local problems.
On Sunday, following an 8 30
breaklaat, a buslnesa session will
be held. Miss Trull and Mrs. Na
talie Burns, Toledo, second vice
president, will discuss the Interna
tional Federation board meeting In
New York City which preceded
the biennial convention.
Rotary Slates
4-H, FFA Tours
The first Rotary tours of young
4-H and FFA members planning
to compete In the 17th annual Ro
tary Junior Livestock Show Aug.
24-36-28 la set for next week, It
was announced today.
The show Is a part of the Klam
ath Junior Fall Show, which In
cludes the Rotary show and sale,
and the garden and canning shows.
Next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Klamath Rotnry cluo
members will tour farms and farm
yards throughout Klamath County
whero young farmers and farmer
ettes are finishing out every sort
of livestock for the competition.
Art-Metal Office Equipment Costa
No More Own The Best. Voliht'i
Pioneer Office Supply. 829 Main.
IS TASTIER!...
f&Uf IS "TOPS"!
Contiini ibii
ncluiivt "llivor
factor" for nirt
stit. . extra
goodntsil i
..T Tarn
profiled from compromise settle
ments of their federal taxes.
Ill the speeches Williams named
the men Involved, and brusquely
questioned whether the average clu
Iren could expect as lenient treat
ment.
Wflli
lams' lone-lutnd Investigation
were a major laclor Sn uncover
nig tax scandals which caused
slmkeupa In the Revenue Ilureuu
and Justice Department earlier
this year.
Although mum about Uie report
ed threats. Williams told a rerjorU
er he has more disclosures In the
mill about racketeers' taxes.
He aald he hopes to publish a
report In the cases of three of them
In a supplemental Issue of the
Congressional Record due for pub
lication about Aug. It. He declined
to name them In advance.
He previously had told the Sen
ate about aeven other cases, which
he said he had selected "at ran
dom" Just to find out how rack
eteers' tax cases were handled.
- V-TtTTwri this
Art Workshop
Show Slated
The fourth annual Klnmalh Art
Workshop, a summer study in cre
ative expression alternating each
year between various art media,
concluded Friday, August 1.
Instructors this year were Louis
ounce, who nan gained UUcrnation-
al attention through his painting
exnious, and Hoy Miillcry, well
known art educator and designer.
The paintings, aerlgraphs, weav-
Ings, ceramics and silk screen
paintings, done by the students
this summer, will he on display at
the Art Center. 1227 Main, for
three weeks beginning Wednesday,
August . The public Is cordially
inviiea.
Klamath Merchants Hear Reports
On Officers, Traffic, 'Red Hots'
A recommendation that the of
ficers of the Klamath Merchants
Association curry mi for the re
mainder of tlie year without a vice
president waa accepted by the
Red Accepted
By Church
NEW YORK W Dr. Bella V.
Dodcl, who drilled away from the
Roman Catholic church to become
a top woman Communist party
leader, has been received back into
the Catholic faith.
Hhe and Roman Catholic sources
disclosed Tuesday that she was
baptized on April In St. Patrick's
Cathedral after taking weekly In
structions Irom the most Kev. Ful
ton J. Hheen, auxiliary bishop of
New York.
Dr. Dodd, an attorney and form
er political science teacher at
Hunter College, said she Is "hap
pier now than . . . ever before."
After becoming a party member
In lim, Dr. Dodd was taken into
the Communist National Com
mittee and eventually was consid
ered the foremost woman Red In
New York state.
She Is a former legislative rep
resentative of the Teachers Union
tlndi.
In 1MB, during the conspiracy
trial of 11 ton Communist leaders.
she was expelled from the party
for "conduct or actions detrimental
to the working class and the na
tion ... as well as the Interests ol
Uie parly."
Talmadge Vetoes
Wilson Wyatt
ATLANTA tl Gov. Herman
Talmndxe Wednesday termed the
appoinlment of Wilson Wyatt "the
only mistake Gov. Adlal Stevenson
has made since Chicago."
Stevenson, Democratic presiden
tial nominee, has named Wyatt.
former mayor of Louisville, Ky.,
his campaign director.
Talmadge told his news confer
ence he didn't know too much
about Wyatt but that he was. "past
president of the Americans for
Democratic Action whose only mis
sion In life apparently Is that of
Southern throat-cutting."
Hey
EVaM
FREES
For Every Pre-Tecnoqe Boy and Girl in the Basin
Friday Morning
v
Doors Open 9:30
Show Starts 10:00
Ken Murray's Famous Performing Birds
in the Technicolor Feature
ui
BILL and COO'
PLUS " a Festival of Laughs -
Three Stooges in "Baby Sitters' Jitters"
Edward Kennedy in "Hot Foot"
Popeye Cartoon, "Spinach vs. Hamburger"
Columbia Cartoon, "Jitterbug Nights"
Tom and Jerry Cartoon, "Tennis Chumps"
Rascal Comedy, "Kid from Borneo"
It's the Klamath Merchants Association's
Back-To-School Treat for All Youngsters at the
PELICAN THEATRE
group, which met Wednesday morn- viaduct lane traffic flow. Is com
ing at the Wlnema Hotel.
Cur) Sparks, former merchants
vice-president, has moved to Yaki
ma to enter business for himself.
Tlie report of Doug Boencer.
chairman of Uie "Tuesday Ked Hot
vaiui-a" committee, that the full
schedule of this program start
Tuesday, Sept. 9 was also okayed.
This is a voluntary group offer
ing of special values for Tuesdays
only which was conducted luit
spring.
Dick Magulre, chairman of the
merchants street traffic committee
rcKirled that some progress had
been made toward getting mi
agreement between all Interested
groups on improving the city facil
ities for handling motor traffic.
Completion of the 8. 6th Street
DID HE REMIND)
YOU TO INCLUDE j
.asTofI
j OLYMPIA BEER
ON YOUR WEEK-END
SHOPPING LIST?
monly accepted as the No. 1 cry
ing need.
In addition there la a need for
Improving the cross-town flow of
traffic and getting the City of
Klamath Falls out from under the
burden of maintaining through
truck atreeta within the city.
Maintaining the streets from the
pounding It gets from trucks takes
a major part of the city's atreet
money. This can be accomplished
Blackberries
are here!
OtYSVU iitWINC CO., OlyiaptS. Wast., U i k
only If trucks follow a designated
stale highway on which the state
acceptn maintenance costs, Ma
gulre aald.
The merchant ere completely
opposed to routing trucks through
the retail district, and auggeat a,
street somewhere between the re
tall and Industrial districts for e
north-south state highway route.
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