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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, AUfiUST 22, 11)52 HEIMI-D AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN if Columbia Basin Development Said Primary Western Issue IIOIHK, Ultilio W 'II m unv ft inn a ij( O.Tunis unci Wtiisliitiuion, nltrr ti nmticx v coiilciruco wi p Willi Ornriitl i:i;ritliuwrr, iturrrtl 'I Inn . (In v U ml (.olunild Hh.Iii (In- vclunmmit In Urn (ulinnrv Ihmiip n thl cmnimiKi, yciir In tlin Nui tli WPftt, Knrllt'r, Dm Kt'imhllrnn lir.. ilrntlnl nuininro hint unlit "the in MiliBtion, (1m vihirm nixl Dhiim" lor tlcvrlopnirnl nt tlir VVri mint coliin Iiomi Wpfitrni iirnplr, with n minimum of ftilcrul puitlciiiii linn, Klftrnhiiwrr ronlcrrrd Wrtlntv tli'V with nun WcUTM Kovrninm. Oovrrnor Wurrri, cxtnpwd the opinion Cntllo. mIh'm rlrctol ul voU'n fur I'rffildrtil should hp cniHlilcrpd "diMihtlul." Moil nt llm othnr H'1 publicist. KovfiiniiH ()tr(lh trd thr parly wuiild win tn llfir nlntr. Onvnmor l.mnrll nvoldrd n tint liirilicUoii tin WiiMilnutmi, )! Miirt th ntutr nontmllv It a KlO.ono Dniim i illc inn mi ll v but Mint "up linvfl ft lot nf llldr)pndrt)t Vntrin, who n lot nt with m)Uip DpmiM'iiilrt, Saucer Fliers Chase Stars jinn itnliiK In hi luvoritblo lu tho 1(('!UMI-,III chump." Unvpnior MrKnv of Orruuti pre- clicli'U mi HI uMiliuwer victory Hi lili, Hiuir, liul nddrri: "One ; .-.limililn't ( "Mill hm vcilri until ho iKrii, iiipiii." Orruon wan llm only I Wr ite-I ll l II In til liu KcpUljIlcail III IIMII. I On the Culumlila HaMn Nsue, luliullr Milll Ilia liroiiimrd Hell 'Canyon IJnn uu Hi" Hnake lllvir In ii ")url.v cnnirivccl dam anil jiliin urn unnwer Hie purpoxe u' clnlinrd." 01 thr linnln ilrvr-loimii'til pro mum, MrKrv ii(lll: "We ! mil mini II clone by a CVA." I.uiwlie mill the other internal Irli imc- wlie, Hp-ukUm for thr Bovniinra nftrr llm Klmihowrr ronlcirnce. Lantt llp tin Kl Weilne-ilay Hip "'fenrral Ippllnn" nmoinr thPin will Hint the public Intuit plunk 111 Hip Itepllh illriin pluiforin illd not I till v ex nicni llirir lipllnui. Hp mild tliov , i ttrir iirpjinr.n'f H inclnuialicluili ' on II lor KI.HPnhowpr. I l.ninllc no HI the aubjects dla cuispd Inrlutlrd' I, Tim 1.--. uu bl I It v of Milfllnit ail jllmrltv buck from Dip Icderal kov iprnumnl to llm Klntp-,. '2. Wiiirr rpsoiiic": "Thr,e re- - r-ourcp- mu'.t be dpvplonrd con- linuouilv pvrn inure rapidly Until now. Tin pun bp done bptlrr 'bv hnvlni; einlM-srles from Wih. Ml COIIU Alll FOUCK MAKE I innton :oiiip tn llm nlnlrfi. miller I In Iti lnvPllutloii of llylnu ihon drvininit nroKmnm we lire frtiU'er rpK)iui, the Air I'urce linn Iimtpm lo nrrpnt rnt nlrplnnen In l)urf,ult ul Mlur Mai. Nell A. Voibuiuh of the ;Mh Air DIvlMun, Dm mini in rlinrite of runnlnit douy finch ip imrlTi In the Puclflo Norlhwrtt, in ritlrd lliln In comiiipiiltiiK uil ! trni "MiuiPr llmbln." "If tlin Air I'oipp Imil any 111' formation lo releano on thin Mill .met, It would be rplrunrd." Mnlor Vwibumb nald, iiolntinii out Ihe tervice Miend va.nt auimi nt mon pv trvlna to find what Ihe Muttled obircU are. An noon an a rcnorl In received. Die officer aald, bin men Immetl' lately check with meieorolniilcul 3 'Hi nped for houenty and In Icirltv In oovernmeiil. 4. 'Die denlrnbllltv of federal it alMMire In volunlary noil colwerva lion nroKiamt. III 1 . viL ; "i.T' h jtW -: I " I I' I' v.aS ' ttl'i : ' -t I Developments In Benton-McCarthy Lawsuit liy 0. MILTON KKU.Y WASIIINOTON W)-Pre trial tentlmotiy In the two million dollar libei-ninnder ault brouKht by Hen. McCarty m-Wlai aitainnt Hen. Benton ID-Conn) ahlfts tomorrow I lo Wheellim, W. Va. Tomorrow'a hearing will deal speech, and Frank Desmond, re- with Benton'i charge that McCar thy committed perjury when he denied under oath that he told a Wheellim audience In a speech on Feb. 0. IBM), that he poancjied a list of 205 perKoiui "known lo Ihe porter for the Wheeling Intelligen cer, whose news account of the speech ha.i been cited by tfcnion There, lawyer for the baltllnir isccrelary of stale (Dean Achesom aenntor have scheduled an exam- a belnn member of the Coinmu- I million of four prospective wit-: ml party and who nevertnciesa nesaes. re atlll working and ahapinn pol- McCarthy accuses Benton of de-i-cv 'n 8"ile Department. famlnK him with false charie of Benton's lawyers called four Iraud. perjury and deceit In a'news and radio men to the Wheel move to have the Wisconsin law-l"f hearlm In an announced effort maker expelled from the Benate. to show that Mccartnv aia mint Benton has declared he will base ;that statcmct In the tusu speecn. his delenae lamely on efforts to i The scheduled witnesses at the prove that his accusnllons, voiced hearing are James E. Whltaker. analnst McCarthy before a Benate, Paul A. Myers and Paul Miller, rules subcommittee, are well lofflclals of radio station WWVA founded. at Whcellna which broadcast the SEVERAL HUNDRED POUNDS of prime beef wet brought here by Swift and Company from Kaniat City for Cal-Ore. Above left, the supper elub'i major-domo, "Tiny1 MacDonell and Chef Earl Gibson (right) impact the meat at Swift'i plant here. Top German Socialist Dies e i BONN, Germany i.rThe atronit- top of Went German reariua- servli e and UnUnllv find that Ihe i .,.,( ,.i, ,.,-! u,nh ih. M wpsinrr luen iinve iinw a unnuwi, alnfi lii tile area. Most ol the "saui ern". he add ed, are teen at alioul dll"k. which Is when the weatlmr balloons are releaned Tlie balloons have a metal-foil fin nn them whlrh iillutn In the sun-and. Vosiinh ex plained, when It's duk on the enrlh'a aurface. the un l Mill sliinliiK lu the baltoon-aauccr alti tudes alralaht above. Strikes Hit IH Company CHICAGO W The mdependrul Farm Kmilpmeni-Uniied Kleclrlcal Workers Union callrd a strike last midniiihl at 10 Inlernallonal Har vester Co. plants In three alates after contract neuollallons broke off on a bitter note. The union called JS.000 worker! olf the Job. declaring, "Tlie com lisny haa asked for a Unlit and la Ifoinii lo itrt a hell ol a llckmu ." The company In turn accUNed the union of "irresponsible leader hip." The union had aerved notice of a walkout It a new.uonuact was nol alined when the old one already extended 60 daya expired at midnight. Plants Involved In the dispute are at Canton, F:asl Mnllne. Hock Is land, Rock Falls. III.. lour In the Chicago area, and at " Richmond, Ind., and Louisville, Ky. The com pany manufacture! farm equip ment. Picket lines were placed around the Chicago plants, but there was no violence. The union's demands Included a flat 15-cent hourly pay hikr, com pulsory union membership lor em ployes sharing union-negotiated lialna and other benefits. Socialist chief Dr. Kurt Bchuma clier, died here last nlgbl, ile wits in 'Hie fervenl leader second to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer as a pouucal lorce ill pu.stwar uer many succumbed lo a blood or. culallon ailment. A cripple with only one arm and one leg, he had been falling ever since his health was ruined In Natl concentration camps. quiet, son-spoken Bociausi rany Vice Chairman fcrlch Ollenhauer Is slaled to Inherit Bchumacher'a parly leadership. Ollenhauer Is ex pected, however, lo keep pushing the Socialists on the same nation alistic course oppaned tn commu nism nn the one hand and Euro pean federalism and common de fense on the oilier. The son of a Prussian official, Schumacher studied law and tho labor movement and entered poli tics as editor of a provincial Social Democratic paper. His life waa a stubborn balllo analnst chronic 111 health and political enemies. He lost an arm flghllng In World War I. The Nuals threw him tnlo a concentration camp In 1933. Ten years of brulnllUes and poor food permanently weakened hla stom ach. Amputation of a leg alter he was stricken with thrombosis In IM7 tailed to dampen his fervor or will lo fight. He kept battling, opposing almost every phase of Allied policy toward the lederal republic and trying to hull Ihe Adenauer gov ernment's sleps toward European federation and defense. HANDIWORK Bummer recreation activity handicraft work Is being displayed In the window of the Gun Store In downtown Klamath Falls, the city recreation department has announced BELL HOTEL 1500 Oak Under Niw Mnftmnt WEEKLY RATES Plonty of Free Parkinq Attractive Rates for Railworkori and Truckers Mill Blaze Damage High FOItEBT OltOVE tfi Loss was estimated at 1120.000 In a fire that damaged the Carnation Lumber Co. mill here Thursday. A shut in Ihe wind helped fire men save the main plant, Ralph Raines, vice president, said. Des troyed was a sawdust but where the fire alartrd. stored lumber. Die boiler room and the green chain, where logs are taken Into the mill. Firemen from Forest Grove, controlled the flames after an hour and 15 minutes. A three-arre grass fire was set by -parks In a nearby barley field. The plant, which employs 05. has a daily capacity of about 80.000 board feet of lumber. For a Useful fllfl Shop Volghfa Pioneer Office Hupply. 629 Main 1'. H. AID PHILIPPINES MANILA uwriie Mutual Secur Ity Agency reports that U.8. aid totalling 47 million dollara was granted the Philippines during the fiscal year ended June 30. The principal allocations were 15,095,- 000 for essential commodity Im ports: S13.723.0U0 lor agriculture and forestry and $9,407,000 for transportation, power and public works. DANCE SOUTH SIXTH COMMUNITY HALL Doncinq 9 to 1 Standard Time Music By LES GARDNER and his WESTERN SWING BAND as evidence that McCarthy the statement. 9th and Pine Phone 3181 mmm 1' nis is Going To School ? ? ir i i , Take along a new Kodak Camera ll aiiaaii , jTik VI I mm They moke good inapiholi, In color or block-ona-while, eaiitr to gat than ever. Slop in now and let ui help you select Ihe model that's "right" for you . . . and at the price you want to pay. We have a wide selection now, Including the Kodak Duaflex II Camera, Kodet Lens. This reflex-lype camera is only $14.50, including Federal Tax. x ' For Photoqraphic Information that is correct and up-to-the-minute, see "LEO THE-CAMERA MAN" at CU WINS -for drugs "The Friendly Druq Storo" 9th and Main s .Phone 2-3475 Si mfmmJSi ONLY ONE MORE WEEK! AUGUST ffirumitwuic Why woitf NOW is the M time to buy the fine tur- i sjh; hiture y o u ' y e always wanted ... at once-o- - a. f-i i'sl'J, year prices! 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