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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1952)
TUKSDAY. SKI'T. 2... V.V 2 HKRALfi AND NKWS. Kl-AMAT.t FALLS. OREGON PACK SEVEN n AFL Endorses Stevenson For President NKW YOHK Wi - 'w Auiri-H uti t(if nittiut n I.nhoc cnivm-lnii 'I iir ulnv rmlnif-f (I (inv. AcIIhI M. Hlrvrn-nn, ltif IffiiHH i ntlc nnxli ilnlr. (or ripMdrnt ol llm Ull-trd 'I IIP (M'tlnil u'Ht lintllllltKMIIt bv Hint iirlruHitt.i who pi i ( on n mni niMIrr rft('iiiiiiii',iiflH Hon. It wp thr flr-t rnddi Hrinnil lv I niivrllllrm lvUn oilier llir AKI. v h tnuixirii in limi. Muck in wi ii ' li i J Al' li ( (imiitlltiT rndurMrd Hi" lull- Mrii, Jv'ohril M. I.Hlol.rtln I nl WiM-nii in wlin whh ruiminu hr iihi' pii -Klriirv on thn iJiourCiVive IUrki-1. t 'I hi iiiiniHiiMTinritt by AKI PirH- , idi'iil Wllhjim (iter ii of tlir oiiL (min ul Hip hlmidllitf voir bV flHt tiilrii nl thn iloic) Coiiiinodiiin win jfrmiit id iniu tin on- wrrn liurlrti I mln llir nl)-, 1 'Mil CIO iiIimhIV hurt rndm hit! English Crowds Greet Charlie LONDON lA'i-Joylul welcoming ciowd brought Irars In tlir ryes nl Charlie Chaplin Imlny a iht lltllr (omnium ii'luiued In tlir land nl lib birth Inr the Hut time III 21 .vriim, lle.srl hy inmr In bar 111" rr nil rv Into Aim tick, (haiillii cried irnly mi ihrnng nl mnrr tluin Road Work iI.MXl jniiiiiird nroiind him it t Writer, t too Hint ion yclllnu "Ciond old C'liiu jlir" mid "Welcome buck." Itrpriilrdly, Lhr (i3 yniiold nv.Utt ' In i iu-cI Ui Jii'. ymin wile, (he form ! ri CJiiiiii O'Nnll, Mtid mill nnirrd: wuiidn iut, n'a wuncln ful." A k'-d whm ilnivn hr bun (or his itny In Knuliuid, which n rxpn trd to liiht nrvrml inmithn, Ihfi coin cdlan inl.rt4: 'Wr'rr jUhl roimk to Kt rvriyihliiK wq cmi, hbtilc ;.inhti. iind ho uii." Causes Delays Commission bAI.KM Mi I'aclllc Highway j Amm Die4a" Wen Is now ITi'iirnril liiur M- llPr FllllN Minnvllle nlirr having been i liwrt wVIIl VlUtl lor t.rvtMiil wrckn because nl run- I mi ucuoii, thr male iiikiia.i.v rnni- I'OH'I LAND M T he Orrgun mission said Tuesday In Its wrrkly : llluhwnv Cm Ission 'lursday loud rrnorl. jnpriied bids on thrrr Matn protects The cnniinlMiInn llstrd t lie Icillnw- ;lnlliiiK (l.ra.MO. Inw Uolityn by coiiilructlnn: I Hh'vnt ol Ihr thrrn wan con Oi hoi o HIuIiwhv lor 10 niili-n I 'liurtii.n ol "ci Iv a hull mllr nl west nl Mitchell CIiikIIIik, hiukIi jhliihwny mid build b dniwhrlclKr mid diiMv. il Ittillnr.lt r'crry ovrr tlir Cmiulllr John l)y Sin Ini'lnn ii i Kl mud- IUvit uii Ihr Hrvrn Drvlls llluh hill tnr 6 inllr rnt ol Auiiin. !hv nrnr lliinilnii. Ihr low bid nl C'nhiMibiH Rivrr (Jnir.lructlnn L'nM'udi- Lock to IIihhI Itivrr. 'J'hr Dallri-Culilornin C'ltitnic linn Mortor Point In llnrrhiv Sprinm, d (rnni Williunriir Jiiih HnrliiKn. nd from Wlllmnnlr June linn In 0 nillri nlllll ol Lnlllir. Ciiclllr Kluhvny Orn'titr linni Lnr Coiinlv Mnr In Antniil. Hid Chrnowrth Pnrk to Ouklnnd .lunrllnr,. Com.1 ... Ciru'llliu mid tmvlnu SMH.tiM wim Milnnltlrd by Curl l. iiiiivni'.ioii, rnriliiiid. Cillicr iimlcrU Im ludrd: ('liti'kiiiim - Wllliinirtir Itivrr- Marlrni County linr unit, Unibnr llnlllrvurd-Whllr H:hm hr'-tlnii nl Wr-.t rnrtlnntl'llubbiird llllthwiiv; J II inilri nl urndlnir nnd pnvinu Ix inllrt iinrihwrM nl lluhliard. Itnv L. Ilniirk. Htilrni. 3W.ll. Cltti kniiinn ! in nl-It ilrucliiml slcrl Inr Wihnnvlllr llrldffO nvrr ninth nl Coon Hay, mul noulh ol I Wlllutnrilr nivrr, on the Wrt Prrdwnrl. ! I'nrllnii'l llnblmrd llluhwnv: Beth- John Duv.niiniH . . Cnn-liiirlinii I' lirin parllir C'onM Hterl Co., mirth o( nunis In Crow Mm arc. SniHIr. rMvi.mi Hon. Tlir ci'iinnN'-inn approvrd low Uimimu Oradinir and hnrti-r Intnhni! vjih.325 opened Hon- rimitrurtlnn rii ol PrrdMjnrI Con Bnv-nnAfbnrir nrntirlnr. Uw 11 S mllrn (rom Suirld- Crrrk In Innrtlnn with Parldr lllshwny. Crttrr LiiVr rt'in rond rln.nrd by 'lU'r on rnit Klrir. North Rtintlom Construction TJUaura lo Drtroll dity on rtlx prujrrtj. MOIIII R, SON CKT Ol filtLLjf CAPnONIlALK. 111. in Aiiioiik Ihn-r au'irdrd hschrlnr denrrrR by liouihrrn llllnnu Univrr.iiy rr crnilv nrrr a ninthrr and hrr ni. Braxlnn WilhaniN. mi'.i iw Inothrr. Mrs. Corrynur Williams, wnrkrd hard to linlfh with mr. ' Praxton Miptmrtrd hia wtfr and three childrrn while earninit his rtrgrer. Hli nioihrr lauKht Mhool at fialrjii. III, Green Elected AFL President NKW YOliK Hi - Wlllliun Urcrn was rlrctrd uniuiiinnu.'.ly 'lursdity 10 lik '.'dlh coit.vrciillve anniinl itim as nrrsidrni nl the American Krdrinllon ol Labor. Thr 711-year.ola lormrr watrr boy Inr a railroad worljlnn crew Ir on id I'JJ.onn ainiunlly. The convention votrd to leave next year's convention she lo thr i xrrmivr committer. Bl. Loun and Miami. Flu., had brrn nunL'rstrd. Htevrii'.oii, IImik Diilllnir Ihr two IiIk brniichrs nl labor firmly be hind the Democratic candldatr. All Hf KtO rirlrpatr amirarrd to hr alandlnu on the vole aa tbrv aiiihiiid('d, uhisllrd and chrerrd Inr hall a inliilllr. I Allrr rallliiH Inr "nav" vnlrn to hr rrIMrrr-l In Ihr r,amr way, lirrrn t-arrlitllv scanned thr enn riitlnn ball. There aimearrd lo he no one alnndliiK ainonii Ihr dele ttatra. (irrrn llirn annnilnrrd "II ap Iirnri 'here la ho nunoaltlon" and clri'larrd Ihr rennrl "olllclally rdniiled " Pioloimed chrrra rain out avrln. Tb" convrnllon hrard Hlrvenson Moiiiluy, kIviiik him a tumultous lecrplif.n whrn hr advocated re lirnl ol Ihr J iiU llartltv Law. I.kkI wrrk It hrard the Kruno llcan ijir.Mdcntlal cundidatr, Orn, j UAiuhi. It. Ll'.enhuwrj', anvocate lanme fhunucN In the bbnr law but j 1101 IIJI OUillKlu irpal, Coiivnlloii drleitalea repreent H.WU.Wi AI L niMiibern. I Ihe executive council report urn inu ineinbcra to vote lor Bleven on uk.'i aubmltted by George .vicany, AKi, accieiary-neaaurcr. ! 11 stated that the executive coun cil held "In hluh esteem" both ma lor candidates lor the presi dency. It characlrri.ed Kisenhow rr as "a loviil and patriotic cit izen" who ImldN the respect and admiration ol all Americans and millions of "other free people ithtouKhoiit Ihe world lor hit. mili tary achievements." "While wn nltirin the hlnhest re Haiti lor Gen. Klsrnbower'a mill. Uary urnlus." the report continued. 1 "It It. u a civilian that he la aeek Ihu ihe nikheni civilian olllce 111 lllie land. There la little evidence available on record that Orn. Kl- irrnhnwrr poHsrshcs anv Intimate knowledue ol. or experience with. Ihe ure.il domestic problem! lacing out nnllon." I The rrimrt said: lo the workiiin proplr of this 'cnuutiy Ihe public embrace ol the itrnulillcin presidential candidate innd Hrr., Tall, the symbol ol reac tion, ciiuie as a snock. "Cien. Klsrnhower, who wan built up as the champion ol HbrinllMii 111 thr UrpubllcHii parlv. haa also cla.sprd to hla bosom such notable rractlonarlea as Hen. Kem ol Mia- ;sourl. Cain ol Wa.siuniilon. Brick rr of Ohio. Jennrr ol Indiana, and McCarthy ol wi:oiuin." "Tills In Indrrd orry anurena Hon." the report continued. I In dlscuMhiK Stevenson the re port .said that he had not evaded issue and "Inspires our full con fidence." "lie told us forthrlKhlly In his address to this convention." the report raid, "that he la for repeal of the Ti'lt-llnrtley Act and Its lenlnceinerl with a new law that will deal f.ilrlv and tuMlv wltn 1 labor manacemeiu pioblrms .ind 'prntrct thr public IntrreM." Btrvrtb-on planned to fly from New York lo Uultimorr Tuesda.v afternoon after the decision of the convention. I He Ir. traluln his sight on another hot campattrn Issue Infla- tlon and the hlEh cost of llvlnii In Ihe speech he will deliver Tuesday nliihl In Baltimore. s"'""-' ' "' " -ii i'" "" mnainm.i Ammonia Gas Hits Colfax BRIN& SUfrUES A C-1 H folobematter, one of the tranjporl plenei used in airlifting supplies nd equipment, is parked on 1 snow-covered portion of giant U.S. air base being built in Thule, Greenland. In background are other transports. When ice packs prevent movement of ships, planes must be depended upon for supplies. The defense department describes the base near the top of the world as "one of our largest and most important" ones. $10 Million LostlnUSDA Grain Deals COLFAX. Wash. I Police went door to door Monday nltht and told more than 100 families to hrad for the hills after a worker turned the wrong valve and releas ed anhydrous ammonia from a railroad tank car. The escaping gas spread over North Colfax for 90 minute belore a man with a (fas mask could shut It off. Three persons. Includ ing the one who opened the valve, were hospitalized. Police and sheriff's officers rang doorbells after an unldentllied cal ler reported the Incident about 9:30 p. m. Most evacuees were back In their homes by midnight, Robert C. Rollins, 32, aa'.i he turned the wrong valve by mistake while attempting to draw fuel Irom the car Into a tank mounted on a truck. Firemen wearing gas masks found an elderly woman uncon scious In her home end carried hrr out. The woman. Mr. Nina Stacey. 76. was quickly revived. Jim Deegan, another aged resident was also hospitalized. WASHINGTON 'ft Hie Senate proximately 10 million dollars, but Agriculture Committee said Tues-ino evidence was proentrd to the day It had lound embezzlements icommlltce that any CCC personnel totaling 10 million dollars in gov-iproflted personally or was crlm trnmrnt owned ifraln. It added ilnally Involved In thla connection," that Agriculture Department em-1 the report said, ploves had not profited perjonal-1 The CCC Is the Agriculture De ly by them. Ipartment agency which buys and The (hidings were in g s3-pKe , Mores grain and other farm prod report rummarlzlng the commit-1 pels under the price support pro iee six months Investigation of (tram. Conversion Is a procedure rhortagea In grain and other (arm in which a warehouseman uses gov products in connection Willi gov- lernment-owned grain (or his nrl eminent purchases under price vale purposes, expecting to replace support urograms. it belore the CCC calls on him to I Chairman Ellendrr iD-La.i, tald make good on it. stored with them bv the Agricul ture Department. Brannan blames the private warehouse operators lor the losses and says the shortages involve only a small percentage of the grain handled in a 10 billion dollar storage program. SCREAM IS CORNY ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. W-A woman screamed in a local bar and a policeman ruahed to her aid. Hr found a misplaced bar StOOl the Cause nf th rntihl TV... j woman's husband had accidentally placed a bar stool on the touchy 1 corn on his wife's foot. The firemen aent (IJ miles to Sivokane for emergency oxygen but Ihe altuatinn was normal in a lew hour after a 11 - block area In this town of 3100 had been evacuat ed. The tank car was Bitting on a' rallroa.l spur. It had been shipper! to a llvrstock company here, 'the ammonia, used a fertilizer In the liquid form, vaporized as It was released. Constipation Gone Regular as a Clock "I suffered from constipation since childhood. But for the past several years I have been eating Au.-aauc ana am regular aa a t clock. It's a pleasure to tell others about ai.l-han." Mrs. Julia Bowen, P.O. Box 733. Jacksonville. Fla. Another one of many thousands of unso licited letters Irom M.L-BRAK users. If you suffer from constipation due to lack of dietary bulk, try this easy, pleasant plan: eat an ounce (about 'i cup) of toasty, crispy Kellogg's uLL-BHAif daily, drink plenty of liquid. If you are not completely satisfied after 10 days, return empty box to Kellogg's. Battle Creek. Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I the report was approved unaini tusly by thr right renators pres entfive Democrats and three Re publicans. Sen. Aiken R.-Vt.. too Repub lican on the committee, had pre- dieted in advance the report should how about 10 million do!- Although the renort absolved ihe'lsrs was stolen from the govern- government worker, who handled invent. Ihr storage nrnirnm of nrnfllinv BltAN.VAN nut cecrciary program personally. It had sharp word lor the government administration of Ihe program. mm m l "The rvidence Indicates as of of Agriculture Charles Brannan has contended the losses will be less than one million dollars because of recover- from bonded warehousemen aV aw aTier Mav. 1952, there bad been embez-1 wn" Iounl "hort on grain 'rlemem or criminal conversion of Commodity Credit Corporation 1 loaned grain Inventories by 131 j warehousemen, aggregating an- SEWING MACHINE SERVICE ond EXCHANGE 422 Main St. Phone 6771 Mothers ... Shop the CLOTHES MART for your young sters Back-To-School clothing and SAVE! All garments in good condition and clean. Bring in good outgrown clothing for trade. The CLOTHES MART 125 So. 9th Phone 3364 HEY!! HEY!! NEXT MONDAY'S THE DAY WHEN YOU CAN GO DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF AMERICA'S SENSATIONAL NEW BAND! 'BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS THI FRISH APPROACH OF. r a AND HIS CRCH. J The Most Exciting Dance Band of Ihe Decade Advance Tickets On Sale At DERBY'S MUSIC CO. 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