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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1052 IIKRAM) AND NKWS. KLAMATH AIJ-S. OREGON PAGE THREE No Mrrllnc Ullli'01'n til (lis Mix- Cull, rulil drink and tolln will lllnry nl tlici Uaulua will nut ini'nt bo fuieilahrd, '1'iii'Kiliiy nlitlit un piovliiunly mi- iimini'i'il, Mm. Tut llpnry riMirltl Muvlr-a Klmmilli Full Cniiirrn lliln iniiiiilnu. Tlio nii'i'tlnu wna lii'ld Clulj. muvlt tlivlMon will ini-nt work uuu, iilii) niild, 'llli'Mluy, AllKUnt 1.1. B pill. Ill Ihi' . . 'till 1 1 i III lit V l,uiinur. N, Dili Hlni't. Mrrl Timldil Tim IJritrrn ol Mr. Kuyiiimid will alum hi pic )liimir l.iiiluc mrrU lonlulit. al llin KU Hull, H :3U, lure ui lliln year' I'ortliiiitl ltr 1'urnUti mid nlM) a llliu ou k clilu inunk unit tit trlrkn, MrrlliiB-Iti'lllllilnrf'llt dull Will iiirrl nl tlir limno of Vrrnn Wcniirr, 'ST& Ciiiiiint'rt'liil, Wrriiit'Mliiv, Auk. i:i, 12 p.m. I'ollurk Mlillnnd Homo Eto t.iiinlt'ii Club will ninri Turittliiy, Auuu.it 12, 12 pin. I'HT nl Moure I'aik (or (Killurk illimrr, Mr. Iawu AmlrlPU will b hottm mill will lurnlah the drwicii. All iiirmuitin ate tinted to alUMid. riinlr-Orlona will hold potlui'k picnic Tunaday, 111:311 p.im. l Moum I'ark. Mi'iiiunia ro nuked In brum llirlr own lulilc nrrvlra. Urlnkn mid Ire orcuiii will lio I"' UIMird. ' Kurrrv-Mr. Itae Uvrr, wlfr ol Ciiv riuinhiim liwpvniur Jurk Uvor tiiiilrrwrni iim or miiuitv nl Klmii mil Vnllry llOBpllul Monduy luoiii Iim. VI. Mora-Mr. nnd Mm. Uroritr Onuniaii nnd noli, JlinmV vltllrd Mr. Oiiuiiiaii'a iinrrnU. Mr, nnd Mm. Vlclur Uiimiinii. J'J Rail rllllp, over the wrrkend. A Klant mil Union 1 1 lull rJchool uratlimle. juwiit OiiKiimn In n cnnatrucllun aiiiwilnlmdriit In Ani'lioinur, Alna- ka. 4 Vl.ltnrn Mm. Curl D Mnrln nnd on llryan are vmitluK lor two wm-ki.. Hid Vlclur oNrtla. Wri Vortlnnd. Mm. Curl l) Mnrln In I ho lormrr Vlrulnlu Turnbow ol Klnmnlli Kalla. Trvrllna--Mr. nml Mm. Kil Chll rote, aula Hhunln Wuy. will Iruvo lirrc Turi.dav Aununl It lor Van louver U.C., wlicro llicv will bonrd n ninnmrr lor n Irn duy trip IhrouKli Uio Inililo Piinniiuo to Alun ka. Tlicv will Ink" limn nl Hkuu wnv nnd itu to tlm hpiulwntrrn ol tlm Yukun. On Uic return Ulp Ihry will vlll trlrtida mid rclntlvrn In Victoria, Hrulllo nnd Portland,- ar nviiiK home Unlit Bfiilrmbrr I. in",". Trn and Halr-lur (ho benrtll of I Mm. nnrtleti would like nnyone Hi I'lonnrr Motlwr'n Meinorlul : wcihk Hie nnlmiil to notify lirr lliilldlnu will be held TlnirMliiy, by culllnu the Hlimitn View Court, Aununl 31. nl ClmmpocK, Ore., Any- Durrl.i. 1 one who would like to contribute 'In 11, plenne phone Mm. Cooiwr, ?:iJl nr Mm. Ulirl Hlninn.i, 6301. Artirlrn will be picked up nnd nent to Chnuuxieit. 1 No Hn.lran potlurk dinner will he held by the 9 K Club. IMexdny, AimuM 13. 13:30 pill , nl Moore Park. Blniin will be plnycd. Unng our own uble nervicen. nebeknh IKInl Club We,lnelnv. V'y m "iirtrrnntlon.l nnd i U iriliC niVUIIalUII. Ttw UMnoiH unvrrnor. Dp mo Has Anybody Seen a Monkey Anyone turn n rlntfliillrd IiiiIhii? Mr. Kloivnco iliirtlrll, Mftc dorl, Umk hrr twt munkv "Ciror tiin" out fur nuint) ttvah nir iifur lirr home Wcrk hko lnt 'rituin 1y. A dux truttrd up, lrlnlilrnrtl (JcnrulA, mid nlw ncum.MfrcU awuv. Mrs. liitrtlrtt linmrdlfitclv nut mil h cull about tlm Hiilmnl, nnd firnl word enmo frum Uio L)orrl Qunr unilno (Viiillon. Oroi'ulu hnd bcrn Mimtlpd truvcl Inu north rIoiik Utr tclrptionc lini'H imiullrllim thn hluhwuv ItihL brlow Uio Ma lion, nwiiimiiik nnn ovit iiriu (with lull In thtin HOincwheroi. (.iroruln Ih nbout thr nlr of hulf Hrov.fi kitten. Mr. HwrtlPll nuld, und la five yruiri old. Hhr had ft copper wlm colliir uruund hrr neck nnd H'M R pet on tlm nHr licit plut-p Stevenson To Meet Cabinet I WASHINGTON TJ.P White House Mild Monduy that top ltd I mtnlslrallon htruiPKlu will utvi Gov. Adlnl Htevrnton brief Inn ..,.ty I NEW COMMANDER -Jamei W. Colhran of Diahopville, N. C, Ihe new Velerana oT'rorciKn'wiri t'oinmandrr in.C'hli'f, ii held up by buddici during Ihe closing acaaion of the 63rd encampment of Uio Vl'W it Loa Angeles. 1952 Called Year of Amateur VS. The Professional in Politics II y DOS WIH I'MIKA.) BIMtlNOI'ItLU iypi Tliln la the yrur ol the nmulcur vcraun the pro In AinerUiun pollllcn. Thin lurl linn been nhnrply de lined in Ihe openliiK iniiueuveia ol the two presidential cnndU)nteH- Uwlitht IJ. Elsenhower nnd Adlul K. Bu-venaon. In the Kepubllcun enmp. Elnen hower ihe iimnieur linn ur rounded hlinnelf wilh prolenhlonnl pollllcliina wine In the wnyn ol runnniK n nutiunnl cnmpnliin. In the Uemocrntlc enmp, riieven-Min-lhe prolPMlonul la atherinii around him nmatcurn whoe nuinea nrr nlmoi.l unknown on the nn llonnl pnllllnil ncenc. 'Him developmrnt la only one ol n number ol nhnrp cnniranu In thi mnnner in which Elaenhower AukuiI 13. nl the IOUP Hull Den- nert luncheon will be nerved nt I I P.I bern nnd frlcndn nre eordlnlly In- vited. t. Greeks Report Bulgar Action I arrive in Wttihlnulon hi 1U 45 KHT x by plii no for Khedulrd 1 1n Iks with President Trumnn and Poiluik Plrnlr-will be held bv CROinei una omer ftineji the KUmnth Knlln Kx tension Unit WcdneBday, AuitUM 13. J'J m The bilrfinc on mtrnmliomil f- tti fntr.n will precede ft en bind lunch the home of Mm. I.ouln I'el&oldl. boo Nevndii. Members nre ked to brlntr their own tnble nervier. Young Wilder Returned Here Slk.yenr-old Inn Wilder, non of Dr. nnd Mm. Krnncln D. Wilder. Klaninili Acency, wna brouiilu to Klnmnlh Fnlln for hnaplinlltntlon yeaterdny from Newport where he wna nerloualy Injured In n Irenk accident on the bench last Wcdnen day. The voungater wan plnvlni. with hln brother Oreu. 8, on the New port Bench. According to reporui, n los waahed up on the nhore wna rolled over on younir Wilder bv wave. Brother Oreir attempted to free him, but wna unable to until an other wave rolled over them, mov UlK Ihe log; Uk'OIIl. Inn nullered a crushed leu. In jured pelvic Mructurc. a broken buck and bndlv cut abdomen. The Wlldera were vacationing at Newport when the accident oc curred. Dr. Wilder la the doctor at Klamath Indian Agency. anld. On hnnd for the conference will be President Trumnn, Gen. Omnr Brndlev. chnlrmnn ol the Joint Chlela of Stuff: (Jen. Wnller Bedell Smith, director nl Central Intel lluence: Avercll llurriinnn, Mulunl Sccurliy director; Becretnrv ol Minis Achefon; Dr. John R. Sleel- mun, acting uelcnnc Mnblllrnllon Director, nnd Jnck Oorrie. chnlr mnn ol Ihe National Security He- aourcea Board. Alter the brlellng. Truman will escort 8levennon to the ntnte dlnlns room for the cnbinel luncheon. The prealdent and Stevennnn will net touellier alter thnt for private Inlkn In Trumnn'a White House olfice. This will give the two a chance to dlscusa Intimately the role the Illinois uovernor wnnta the Prea ldent to play in the campaign. MARGAKKT IN BKKI.IN BERLIN Wv Margaret Truman. dnuRhter of the U. S. President, rode Ihrouith the Russian aone (o Berlin Monday for a two-day vlsll as part of her European tour. MRS- ANIIKKKUN RETURNS COPENHAGEN. Denmark UH Mrn. EURcnle Anderson, U. S. am baasador to Denmark, and her family returned here Sundny nlRht nfter a month of politicking; and vacationing in the United Stalea. ATHKNS. Greece oil A rov eminent spokesman anld Monday Greek troops used niHChlneguiM nnd morlnrs last week to clear a Bulunr detiichmenl from 300-yard-louu Oummn Island. The spokesman said no more Ilulgiiri had tried to land on the tinv Island In the Evroa River, palch oi grass ana orusn over , Kroup, and Slevcnuon have approached , the old-line party leaders rather uieir widely dlllcrenl problems. than moving toward them. Theac contrnsla point up Ihe dlf- is.nn .-..iAi in ni-.- .n fcrence In pcrsonnllty. bnckRround, !olhcr a,nnitur"-Chlcago lawyer triilnlnir nnd tcmpcramcnl of these ; mc,)t,cn Mitchell-approved as the wo dia liiKUlshcd men who will (new Dcmocrallc National Commit lead I heir partlea Into the Novcm- lec chairman. ABaln he took a bor election fight. I firmer grasp on hla own campaign Lefa take a look al Elscnhow- maneuvers and strategy, er a nml days as a political cam- Vnnke Eisenhower, Stevenson u'",,,";r ha the pollllcal adroitness to say The retired Rcneral. early ln'"i don't know" In several wav jwiu, nnvu ins uiiiiuuii aim went back home lo Abilene, Kun., to Hoover Blames Taxation For Many Industry Ills PORTLAND fi Herbert Hoover niav be government ownership of wan fishing In Southern Oreiion a maior power Industry atomic Monday, a duy after celebrating i energy. his llllh blrlhdny. -r don't believe the American He Interrupted Uie flshlriK trip public has vet urasried the lull sin- Saturday to come lo Portland tojmficnnce of thin approach to Ihe address me Nortnwesi engineer- ;prnbieina of operatlonir a national inn Centennial banouct. i i.crt industry. There i little doubt He eailed uixin eirlneera to help ! that Uie Irend In thin Industry will methods for lowerlnR costa and in- have a strong Influence on the role creasing production. That would ; 'o oc piayea oy tne goverment In provide part of the solution to i npendinK, Inflation and hiRh taxes, he said. He blamed what he called "111 considered taxation" for fosterlnK monopolies In Industry while "the opportunity for the Individual lo esiaousn ma inuepenaem anu com petitive business la greatly diminished." He aald that la because estab lished Industries can write oft their losses against taxes, but an Individ ual risking venture capital canot do no. The f irmer president called on Industry to lake the responsibility lor training UO.000 new engineers ana tcmioloRiAUi neeoeu nmiuauy by giving aid to promising stu dents. He said the high cost of living had reduced the number of engineering students as they no longer can anord aucn an educa tion. Hoover departed from his text to criticize the platforms of both malor political parties. "I will say parenthetically the platforms of our two political par ties were not written bv engineers. Thev (engineers) do not have that supply of weasel worda," he nald. Other speakers at the all-dav ses sion Included John D. Coleman, Dayton. O., president of the Na tional Society of Professional En gineers: Stanley A. Easton, presi dent ol a Kcllog, Idaho, mining concern: J. M. White, president ol the Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Long view Wa.-ih.. and Wilfred E. John son, general manager of the Gen eral Electric Company's nucleon ics division at the Hanford, Wash., the future In either the nnage ment or regulation of major Indus. Irlen." he natd. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE and EXCHANGE 422 Main St. Prion 6771 "BALDY" EVANS AGAIN PROUDLY PRESENTS THE BAND WHICH MADE SUCH A TERRIFIC HIT HERE LAST NOVEMBER, IT IS AMERICA'S NO. 1 BAND AND HIS 19 PIECE ORCHESTRA featuring U TOMMY MERCER - MARCIE MILLER The Skyliners The Anthony Choir PLUS A GALAXY Of CAPITOL RECORDING STARS INCLUDING KENNY TRIMBLE BUDDY WISE LEO ANTHONY ARMORY TUES. AUG. 19 DANCING 9:30 until 1:30 (Daylight Saving Time) which Greece claims noverelgnty Oreek Iroopa fired intermittently for Uiree days alter two Ore?k ulllinntums lulled to dlaclodge the Bulmim. Bulgaria contends shllts In the course ol the Evroa have made Uio island hrr-propcrty. On The Record HIHTHH HANSEN Born lo Mr. und Mr. Fred llnuffi, Ili'X V Midland, Ortv. Nt Klamath VnHv Hntpltal Au. 9, li2. a girlt Weight: 7 pound 2 ouncet. mahtum.k t.irr.Nrn REPKEY KING. Samuel Hay Brd kv, 30. rhiol teacher. Native of Or gun. realdrnt of Klamath FalU. Mar )orle Ann King. 21. bookkeeper. Native of Idaho. rruient of Klamath Fall. SMOTHFItM AN HUDSON. Jamei David Smotherman, 23. I' H Army. Na tive of Mluourl, rettdent of Wftt Weal rialni. Mo. Violet Oletha Hud son. 20. canhter. Native of Oklahoma, reaident of ort Worth, Tex. roMrUAiNT m.ED PrtcHla Hurtien va. Homer W. Hurl gen, tuit for divorc. Chtrtr. cruelty. Couple mariled May IS. JW37. Grant Pa. Ore. Plaintiff aka eurtody of two minor children. H5 month each, property elllement and auit cotti. tr rena and Maxwell, attorney for plaintiff. inuke his Una major speech. The Abilt:ne how, It i.s well known, was a dtsappotntment lo most ol Elsenhower supporteru, Klhenliower was disappointed too. k4"...1! L"lfr AD?lVrwi the didcrcnce tic mim ann; met ll ja i l vj nKWa.il nd talked in the way he wanted to talk. Then he went on to Denver to open his headquarter, at the Brown Palace Hotel. There wn an amatcurUh air around that early headquarters. There wan no doubt among those watching that Eisenhower was feel in K his way in a strange new world. Eucn hower made 11 clear he wan leuviiig the political maneu vers and strategy to men who had years of experience In this world to which he was a newcomer. He made 11 clear, too, that he was Koinic to work through the regular Republican party oiKamzation. To reporters. Elsenhower ap peared to be al his best In small Then the Eisenhower For example, when a reporter "-lDiant. ccnuy asiea mm a question on j johnm said that the most si. a technical point in the reciprocal !nuicant event of the past decade iiiiuuB iiujuiu, jus refiy w.i uuv I don't know" but "I'll have to! be educated on that." It's a small point but It does in the Domi cal foot-work of the two at this early stage. There Is some doubt being voiced that the "amateurs" around Stevenson have enough experience lor a national campaign. But Ste venson shows no signs of being worried about this. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich charm exerted itself On the other side. Stevenson has demonstrated he knows his way through the political forest. He has moved adroitly and with the pre cision of a smooth professional in familiar surroundings. Stevenson's first upecch accept ing the Democratic nomination was hailed by his supporters as a lit erary gein. They thought It was no good that re-brints and re broadcasts have been made. The first move of importance Stevenson made was to shift con trol of his campaign from the Democratic National Committee. He named his own campaign man ager Wilson Wyatt of Louisville. Ky. and thus drew away from Are Coming Back! -nor for a few weeks, but this variety offering of special Tuesday values by many merchants will be presented for you again this fall right now this is a Special Notice to MERCHANTS Thot merchant who wish to rttumi tht Tueiday Red Hot Value pro gram those who didn't take part last spring but who would like to be included this fall are urged to call the committee. Phone Doug Spencer, 5497; "Pat" Patterson, 7150; or Herald and News ad department, 8111. Klamath Merchants Assoc. SELFISH enough to want your business. GENEROUS enough to appreciate it! Carter's Collection Agency Ph. 6121 . 411 Main "Give Mrs. Earthworm at least a minute to answer. She's probably with a neigh bor digging up some dirt.". . . You'll complete more tele phone calls if you always five your friends plenty of time to answer... Pacific Telephone. 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