Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 29, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, SKIT. '2(1, W'l tJ-r-mn 1 n n - ' IIKHAI.I) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OHKGON PACK. FIVfc mornliiK session conmlela In II sell so that parents ol mall chil dren may bring them lon;. CITY BRIEFS ,, i f;'i 'a IS A. I In Jaiian - Ht. 1'it C'Iiii.h Jno A:, .til ! ll.il' mi .'i.rt-r , irnlly in l ived In ,1 n mi 1 1 mill In "IViHK Willi llio (a Cavalry Di ll ''mi. inn- liuliiil .1. Itruwii. Hci- Hurra- I'vl. I rwlH M. MhiiiiIii ol Men III lia rrr.vi'tl In Kui rn anil In icivlim ulih 1 1 if JikI liiliiiilry DIM ilnn. 1 I'lillVrftrM Inu - Mm. , um n, mil hum. i i. Nr llii llililitl HI tiil.ll, IWiN, ul 3-11 Miliyluliri Ihiti'I iilcill mi niii-ialum III hl.ilii'iiii Viu- l.i hi'lll-litlllM ui H...W' III lll'll If. I lntliiy ii'miuil tin i;riii!iuiti tciidi i' iiurri'iiiv UHM I'mo Inland ulli'i' nn I'lKliU .liiii'luru. Iimnlli lour ui tl ill y III Uir rui i.ii. i ry hiiMinitl. A Umii IiiIIiiwIiik uiali was iiud ankle I'tirl l.civla But. Mirlmcl I). ItoUlurlW', nun ul Ivir. mill Mi'h, ilril M. Kiililni'tH' ui iv l.'lrmi'lll bllTt'l, w:in I'rrrlltlv a.M.IHIIcd III HfllllllUIIIII'I'n IIIHl llril(llU.IIH'l, IliilU'iy, b'llh Kiclil Aililli'iy (lnni. He win iii'Miuncd tin Army bclmulh JS'llll'CutlltlllMilOIH'tl OtfX'i'l', Kramaii dm J. Miiipliv Jr tlHN. mhi nl Mr. and Mn. ('. !. Murphy nl l.nki-Hrw, In mmviiih alumni llii- lii'iivy rruii.rr IJKH llnlrim wliHh In mmviiiu Inr llilnl lour ol flni v I" Km rim whu i ... us hurl ol 'lii'lc J'liiir 11. Mm ( lull 'l lii' (union Inr EIkcii hnwtr Inr rrrnlili'iit ciuh coiniiilt ' u-i'inrii mid cuiiiiiillliii-wiiiiii-ii, arc inked In ini'i'l lit I'K'iil licadiimir tern luenlid lit 14 Main, iiitm'.h 1 1 j 1 1 Williud lintel. Iiiniuhl lit 7::iU. , I'irii . lor tin; 1'iuu m next uei viUes 'will he dl'cunned and ir-porls Ulveii. It In liiiiinrliiiit that nil nit'in ! Ii .i bu in ceiil, i Henley Pl.t -will inert Wednrv ilnv, (H I. I. 11 n in. in Hip lli nli y lileli M liiinl lllii ni y. All piin ntH arc uii'ed to iillend. Mrrlliia 'I he Klaimith County lli'l'Hlill' Ull Ontl iil C'oilllilltlee will inerl Tui'Mlny mrlil In Ui'iiiiulliiiii lippiliiuiirlrrh 111 lln BuMurr build-ink. Ilrlmrull (Irrliv I irr.t I'rrMiytrr Inn rlillirll Kill Inerl fur noon lunch 1 ui-mIii V. lUIMnesn wiiineii III- vilrd. Iniiiir Due In n rhaiiur hi I plana hv Hip ali'le olll' rrn nl the A ml I f olk lmirr will llieel K , aiin-lllvtl'lrt ol Harden loniKht nl Altmnont Jr. Iiluh uyni, elubn, the lueeiliiu ni heduled Inr II li in. (li t, J. hnn been chaiiued lo Nov. (1. I'vlhUn KMrra Wluetmi Temple ; lmiriivhi( Until John on, HI HI will hold remilar inrotliiK in i vein -old win ol Mr, and Mm. Bert IOOK Hull WedneMlny K pin. Iiii- i .Johnson, Tiilelnke, In linprovliit nl lr Hentl In dimite of relipihinenl'i ,, hnme lollowlnu b receni nn All nldrrrn unit menibern urucd to iprndectouiv nl Klnninlh Valley ho. itrnil, Inllul. Room Left In Craft Classes Lradcrs of Klamalh'n youth lion's bent known uthoritlra on urouun Biid other Intereited per- arm and cralta, la to handle thin .nni mv Mill enroll In the Arta i Institute as he did Fa. Her thla and Craltn lmtliule nlntcd for the year. In the earlier session It was YMCA Oct. 6-9 and Oct. 1310. but jalmosl unaniinou.i anionu those the lolal class eiiiollment Is limit- participating thai Staples return ed. :'id hold another session here, but Until the limits are reached, rcK- I"" c' c . ncm" nav ' 1 " miration, are hein aeeenled at i u 1""' as was ai ursi mui the Chamber ol Commerce and at Ihe VMCA. Frank etanles, one of the na- )UST TOOTIN' ABOUT These miniature sleam emlne operallnr under their own power were favorite of crenel ( 4th annual Central CtMe Eleam Enjlre Khow In Pelie. III. . HSTA Hacks Eisenho wer In Wln'stlestop Speeches Knife, Fork Club To Hear Humorist Klnmath Falls Knife and Kork Club members will kick oil the WiVl-WS m'iimjii at the Wlllard Hotel Ihm evenlnu by hearing one ol the nnuon's oiui.tandiiiK huniorlnts. William K, tikndden, noted hu morist and lerturer. In to speak be fore the Broun lollowlnu the trn (lllionnl G:4ri p.m. dinner. Advance Information has Indlcal- Group Mulls Water Rights YAKIMA Some lively dis- AHOAI1D THUMAN TRAIN -Vi-Prenidenl Trumiin today bitterly ilenounced Oen. Dwliihl U, hlncii hnwer'n eharKen of (-oiiuiitlnn In Itovernmeiit by cnlllnu him a "Iront man for nn unholy clew" of lob bvlsls unliiit that Issue as "a P lieul footbnll " Truman tore Ihoit with ouo ol Ills ninnl hcnthmii nltiu-ks on the Jtrpuhllcaii we.Mdeniinl nommei) in a "whlnlle slop" npeech at F'ariio. N. U., where he told a uiiiiimiH' crowd they'd heller henilnle bnut KaiirnlUK the Itppubllcuiih to power II thry "wnnl to ttvnkl a thud world war." Einenhower. he said, "seems to be Itntenlnil to Mime nllnime nil vire so Inr as Inientn policy I.', concerned." the President tnckled Ihe Issue ol corruption In Ins administration on his llrsl formal whistle slop aneerh ol his D.WKI-mile. ID-day enssi to coast tour. He said he had been "Kottlnu rkl nl wronij. doers" over the "opposition ot lie- publicans 111 ConKirss. : Truman made an earlier rear ! jilallorm appenrance at Brrcken- . iidne. Minn., where he spoke oil-the-cufl. Other "whistle stop" talks were I down for Orand Forks, l.arrimore, I.akola. Devils Lake, Mi not, Her thold, Stanley, TloKa, WHIIston m North Dakota and Wollo rolnt, Monl. ' It was a ulnves-olf attack1 Tru man turned on his former chiet-ol-stafl al Fni'liO. He said of the Elsenhower who once quoted Truman as saying Tru man would upiori him lor any thing he might want, including the presidency, that the general has swallowed Ihe propaganda of the special Interests, "hook, line aim inker." "He may not know It," Truman aid of Elsenhower, "but he has become a front man for llio lob bies. "They are sending him around the country with advance agents to put up bill bonrds and balloons and pnsa out the conlettl. They have plenty ol money to put into these things. The WnlllSlreet bank ers are Just pouring U out ' EMOTION Truman snld Elsenhower admlls he's Irving to win the election by "appealing to the people's emo tions, not to Ihelr Intellects." "Thal'a why you won't find any thing In most ot his siweches ex cept slogans, genernlllic.'i and scare words," llio I'rcsldcni said. "1 think . It's Insulting: to the American people to lell them they make up their minds according to their emotions, nivl not on the basis (if the great Issues Hint are be fore them." Truman called Elsenhower a candidate "who has spent all his life Id the Army and doesn't know much shout what has been going on In Ihe United States." To the fanner lie said: - "The last time you had a Re publican administration four farm mortgages wero being Inreclosrd so Inst you couldn't count them." "Are you covered by social see. tirlly or rallrond retirement?" he asked. "Aro you counting on thai to help you In your old nge? Then vou'd better look out. Ihe Repub lican candidate lor president said If Ihe American people waul sec Hilly the best place to find It Is Id Jail. AVOID WAIl "Above all, let me ask you; Do you want to nvoV:l a third world war? men you d ueiier look oui, listening to some strange advice so far as foreign policy Is con cerned." Truman said Hint Adlal Sieven sott, Die Democrallo nominee, has everything required for the presi. dency, "great ability, experience In civil government, humility and deep feeling for Ihe common people." As for his own adminislrntion. Truman declnred "Ihe record 15 good." "We've crushed Ihe Communist conspiracy In this country," he said. "And we've stopped the ad vance of communism all over the globe." He said the Comlnunlsls "have been slopped cold In Korea" and thai they "haven't crossiyl another frontier since, anywhere In the world " ed Skndden is a humorist who has pacific Northwest Trade Associa a serious side, yet covers It well (0n Hs)(1 questions on Canada's with humor and rlb-Ucklere. He hare In the stored water will be has been tanged by local Knife j RrC() Bl tnn group's 28lh general and Kuk ofllcers as "something conference Monday and Tuesday, different." In line with the demand. Bnkr Canadian, pad his country wants to know to what extent It may share in the Bene fits of such an American opera- the world market. "Il conies down to this, so far as many Canadians are con cerned," Baker said. "What Is the water woriii and whose water la it? "Our people In the Okanogan Valley are asking whv Canadian water should be stored to facili tate the Irrigation of American cusslons loomed here Monday on ands to the south when those the question ol Canadian rights to lands will compete." wnter fctored lor American hydro- i electric and irrigation projects. Ralph Bnker. president of the Basin Resident Killed In Crash DUNSMUIR Wlllard W. Went,, .S3, longtime resident of thin area, wan killed in an auto crash near Reno, Saturday morning, while en- route to Ohio to visit his lather and brother. No details of the accident were known here today. The body was laken to the Reno , Mortuary, and will be shinned to I nucyiua, v.. lot funeral ana inter- ! ment. Services will probably be j held late this week. j Wentz had lived at 607 Sacra- i memo Avenue here. He had one ' brother living In Sacramento. catcd A special nurserv Is to be main tained at the YMCA dunng the Union Accepts G.E. Offer LYNN. Mass. m The vote of n hto r-rn Incnl In aevnl a r;pnpral mr iiirn jruuu ui-.ti-i ,u.. """ , ..T.hnvsador to Belgium """' nc 's" Mui-auunru i Electric company oner ol a .( The Republican party seems l be P: "hb"drt permit water to be Lcr ccnt packaee w8(fe mke was KNVOY AltlllVKS nnUSHKLu ' 8hopl Arkawn, SPAGHETTI Phone 7378 .lust call u and our class troubles are over. You'll be agreeably sur prised with the results we (ive and our modest char ecs. KIMBALL'S CUSS SHOP lant ! Parkini la Raar 1)1 W.l.rf 7)7 CANNED CORN A ,V 1 IT presenied his credentials to Bnudouin Monday. stored for proiccts which not only Uecn oroouce power oui irriKniiun lur TI.MK MAR(IIK8 ON 'l I E' f'f-E-O .. in Vn-t.e mniir.oi r.n, 't '-' -. appeared on the Iront page of the , Manchester Guardian Monday or the first tune since n founding in 1821. In common Willi such Brltl.-h i conteinpornries as the Times ol London, the Guardian has always devoted page one to classified ad. vcrltslng. 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