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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1952)
TIIUIISDAV, SKIT in, 1II.-.2 IIKRAI-D AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON PAGE NINE j w PL r eaar m&vesr of l feci CMB 1 l r ? Vr . y4j. Occident l omwi M fflMXHm v cools-best L n -rt. - r - L AVAV.. n!t- 1 J aa ; - - - ii each package if nil TO ROUGH WORK Actor Glenn Ford it given emergency fir id by Dr. Paul Olton end nurte Itobal Richfield (lr being thrown egeinit a tree while riding a hone at a dead gallop. Th accident happened en the Universal lot while making a tcene for a picture. He wat ruihed to St. Joteph'l Hospital with three broken ribi and painful lacerationi. Stevenson Continues Attack On Republican's Sen. Taft 10 Pkgs. MAKES 10 FULL GLASSES FRUIT FLAVOREDl Br Itr-LMAN MORIS HPniNuriK.i.n, m. tm - cmv. Adlal BleveiiMin hendivl (or Hie Extern Fealmarri today, opening a live-Male .wecp In whlrh lie will try to drive home hia ronten lion lint Hen. Robert A. Tall l Ilia new bo.ia nl tlir Republican presidential campaign. Blevem.on rlniim that oen. Dwlcht 13. Klarnlinwrr Ilea atirren rtered Tad and that what Hie inventor ralla Ilia Republican "Old (iuard" l now giving orders to Ecenhnuer. On his second blu campaign dtlve covering Connccllciil, Mai. ehuatlla, New York, Virginia and Maryland Stevenson's time-table rails tor plan Iravi'l tn key rltlrs along Die loule. llnct roodode talks ere also scheduled. In a num ber ot clllea through which hp will past when traveling hy aulninolnlp. Tha tiril major apcech. tonight at Harlloid. Conn., will riral with he Implication:, ot the atomic ener gy . Stevoiir.on gnra bclore Ui Amer ican Federation ol Labor Conven tion In New York Kept. 'Si tn extend l ho view he has nlreudy Muled on labor Dollctea. lie apparently went over much ot the nibjci t matter lor hio forth. ontitiK hpeechen with Hen. J. Wil liam l''ulbrl(hl nl Arkuii'iui yc.tei nay. F'ulbriKhl ha-i been a ul the Kxrcttttve Mansion aincc Tues day night. rilAISKS Hie .senator dune lo a nrwa con ference lute yo.ieiday lull ul pial:.e.i for btevrn.-.oii. "He a an excellent candidate," Fulbrliiht Mild. "I'm suing tu tup porl him very .strongly. ' rulbi.glu indicated init convcr aalloiih with tl'.e uiiveinor rxnntinril the puicntiuilllea ot seek s, 'I'aft-tl.seiihowcr meethiK. Fiilhnght nld. "It a a very, very aerloua chance If Ike has adopted Tafi a viewti." He streved lot c1k tiollcy and aaid lie thought hi own Ideaa on foreiKn relatluna hud once coincid ed clo.-.ely with t;i:cnhower's. "Tail's ate an dlllerenl from mine as any could be. I don't see how they ran be reconciled with what I thought w as fcLscnliowei a posi tion. " The jienator Mild Ktcnriow er nitr.l have chntiKed his position "jtib.uantiiilly" and told newsmen It worries hint greatly. He added: "lull Is now In posi tion lo be a dominant power In government tor the next four years if Elsenhower la elected. "He will have a lot to do wllh tlie appointment of Cabinet olli eers and others." ( ivii, itKiins FulbrlRht said he did not dis cuss ulvll rlKhls legislation with hlevenson. But they did talk about proposals to change the Senate rules governing the length ol de bate. The senator Indicated that he ex pie.ucd his Ideas nl somo length and In some detail. Ho snld It is iinforliinale that the nuestlon of changing the rule "thnuld he I tin gled up with nil the emotionalism about filibusters." Stevenson has said that. If elect ed, he would use his Influence to induce the Senate to alter Rule 22 on cloture. Correspondents a.skcd Fulbrlghl about the governor's reaction to Ilia dl-ciisi-lon on this point. The senator replied: "Well. I non I say lie cnangea nis views. I don't know wh'thrr It lm. pres.ied him or persuaded him. Bill lie listened closely." Fulbrlghl tnd I c a I e d inal ne talked over the question of mis conduct and corruption In govern ment alo. He said he thought the point should be brought out more Mrongly, In this campaign, that the IJemocrals took measures to clean up corruption, M Tl HH IAI. The llepublicjiu look a super ficial look st the RFC In 1W,"' he aid. ' and did nothing." Fulhright ald he believes 61e vem.on will carry Arkam.es and addrd "1 don't want to make any prediction. I can only say he ought lo cairy all Ihe Southern stales." After his speech In Hartford to night, Stcvemon goes lo Spring Held. Ma:.., tomorrow. From there he Hies to New York, lemaluliig overnight. He plans to fly lo Washington nn Saturday and go by car to the Marine Corps Base at (Juanlico. Va.. where Ills eltleil son, Adlal, 21', Is to be commissioned a 2nd lieutenant. Slcjemon will present Ihe commissions and deliver a non- poluicnl scech. He then goes to Richmond. Va., for a speech Saturday mulii. He relurns lo New York Saturday nighl and lias his next Important appearance at the American Fed eration of Labor Convention In New York on Monday. The fullow ilng night he speaks In Baltimore, ! Md., awl on Wednesday lllcs back tn his Springfield headquarters. Stevenson's third big dtlve goes ilnto Tntt's home state, Ohio, WIIKAT TII-MT RF.CIINA. Canada i.tl Vtsltlnz motorists from Kansas should feel right at home m Saskatchewan. Kansas license plates bear the in ncriptlon "The Wheat Slate." while Saskatchewan plntes carry the woMs "Wheal Province." DELICIOUS BEEF DISH ABOUT 15 A IIIVINO TfmlerlilllcniBCii rnm pics, filled ith hfitiy beef, cooled in rich meal tomato wt. Hct and ct. BOY-AR-DEE BEEF RAVIOLI M, Dlicover CHI' BOY-AR-DII torty oi, toe. Moal or Muihroem. ' Iteady to htatl Pour on upofhettl, rice, landwichei, end onteleti, :i : I Ravioli I Ixir'.uutf I Week-End Specials At TRULOVE'S MEAT MARKET 919 East Moin Phone 4282 W. "Mor You For Lei. 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