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PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORflflON MONDAY, OCTOniW 27, JM? J ) Part Lines Crosses n Nevada Senatorial Contest ilu it YOUR BLOOD? Here's tha other end of -the story when you contribute blood. Naval Hospital Corpsman Donald J. Capots of West Pittsburgh, Penna., administers whole blood to a U.S. Marine after fighting at Bunker Hill. Capots is attached to the First Medical Battalion of the First Marine Division, a longtime front line outfit. (Official U.S. Navy Photograph) By KD OLSEN RENO, Nf-v. i Oov, Adlal Stevenson today assumed a sup porting role In Nevada's explosive senatorial race a mixed up drama featuring two Democrats and a Re publican. The Demociatlo presidential nominee aided agnln.it Km. rut McCarran, Nevada's ranking Dem ocrat, in Uia battle lor llie slate's other 8enate seat. The post now Is held by Republi can George W. (Molly) Mnlone, 62, He la aiming at a second term despite a state registration of Ul,- Trucker Challenges Figure Of Weight Mile Ban Loss PORTLAND I A statement that Oregon would lose 17 million dollars In highway revenues If the trucking industry weight-mile tax ban is approved by voters, was challenged Friday by Ellery Sills. Sills, chairman of the Oregon Highway Council, an organlia tion which supports the weight- mile tax ban, was replying to a statement made earlier this week by Ben R. Chandler, chairman of the Oregon Highway Commission. Chandler said the state would lose the 17 million if voters ap prove a constitutional amendment which (he trucking Industry has placed on the Nov. i election ballot. In his reply. Sills said the weight- mile tax brought In not 17 million out less than six million And of this six million, he said, at least Amos, Andy May Retire HOLLYWOOD HI Nothing's definite but Amos and Andy may retire from radio after this season. The comics in real life Free man P. Cosden and Charles J. Oorrell have been broadcasting mainstay a quarter century. There'd been a report of retire ment so Guv Della-Cioppa. Colum bia Broadcasting System vice pre Idem, talked with Cosden yester day. "We nave not made a final de cision, but might decide to leave radio and show business after this season," DeUa-Cloppa quoted Cos den. 'We have every hope of per auadlng them to continue," the CBS official said. Troop Ships Arrive Home BAN FRANCISCO Two trans ports, carrying 3,015 servicemen and their dependents, arrive today lrom Pacific points. The Gen. D. L Sultan docks with 1,626 Army and Marine personnel from the Far East and the Gen. William Mitchell arrives with 390 Army and Navy men from Hawaii. A single call does it all! Men's Hand Lunndry, 11th and Klamath, kne Z-tHl. "BREAK THE BUNK" Hear Contestants Break The Bunk About Oregon' Truck Tax Confusion. . KFJI 10:15 P.M. -.J.CAKN WMT TOU SHOULD I VOTE 330 X YES I 0 END THE TRUCK TAX MESSr Onf Mffcra, CM. tllf Si. MM. il M, Hnlmi. Chm Precision MOTOR Rebuilding ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 Main one million would continue to be collected as dlesel tax under the fuel tax law. Subtract from that "the excessive cost of collection of the mileage tax, the amount could not exceed i million, he said. "The trucking Industry haa re peatedly stated that It 'is willing to make up the difference 4'i million, not 17 million, sills said. A spokesman for the commis sion Friday reported how Chand ler had arrived at the 17 million dollar figure. He said the commis sion receives 10 million annuallv from passenger plate fees and 7 million from the weight mile tax. The constitutional amendment would wipe out the welght-mlle In come and, according to commission attorneys, also would nullify exist ing plute fees, he said. A small space ad an . , . CAMP SEPTIC TANK CLEANER SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. 3224 So. 6th Ph. 3169 0(H) mors Democrats lliiin Hrpuoll. cans, Only yesterday, McCnnan pleaded lor the re-elect Ion of Ma lone over Democrat Tom Mcchlhig, 31, who tiiiset McCarrati'a choice In the Dcinooratto primary, Stevenson said "all good Demo, crata" are rooting for Mechling, In a telegram to tho young candidate iiiudo publlo today at the Illinois governor's temporary headquarters ul Albany, N. Y, The 76-ycar-old McCarran, a pow erhouse In Nevada politics for al most 0 years, has criticised both Slevcnson and his Republican op ponent for the presidency, Oon. Dwight Klsenhowcr, However, the senior senator snld In an Aug. 30 statement regarding Stevenson, "of course, I'll support him." McCarran's not running for any thing his term still has four yen is to go but he la emphatically against Mechling. McCarran and Mnlone never have displayed great alfectlon for each other, despite their somewhat similar views toward the Demo cratic administration In Washing ton. But McCarran's attitude toward Mechling Is even less cordial. Mechlliui. former Washington. D.C., newsman, conducted a door-to-door, "antl-McCarran machine" primary campaign and defeated the nopular former attorney aener. al, Alan Bible, for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Bible waa the McCarran organ- Grain Fed Steers For Sale -Phone 3924 The trucking industry is trying to avoid a fair share off highway costs von i De t7w'liMTw(Vf4m uau-.iiTiiiiiTnityuujJA&ttiy Hair icfe Informed CDgDt3Qgijtr Hag 0103033 VOTE 330 ( YES MS- O-f H -r CmuI f lkr iilh, UJ S. I. ril4. On. I I.'-.-. m mb m mm mfes Phone 3188 kit. COTTON TWILL SLIP COVERS READY TO PUT ON FIT YOUR FURNITURE LIKE CUSTOM-MADES Illation's choice. Hut Mi'cullnii t old voters that lllblo was McCal thus "haiid-pUketl looiio who would become Just anulhcr Mi'Cairaii," When Mechling won Ihn nomina tion by a mere 475 voles, Repub lican Mnlone danced with Joy at the unniendable Democratic party split. late this week. Then he blasted nircnung as "uniiustwoiiiiy, mi trulhlul and unlit to represent ihe Deonla nr NevarU l llm llnltoil Htates Benate." llo said he would vole against Mechling and ask his friends throughout the state to do likewise. fered McCarran'a support by "two Kituwivogen apoarsmen-' lor ine senator provided: Mechling would agree to accept McCarran's dicta tion In Washington, Ha aalil h. ,Mf,,u (l,a MK.. because he wants to see an "mile-1 Friiucni uemocrauo party estab- u.-mru , nrvntia. ' ' McCarran ruIuh Mnii1im,b ' sertlon of a "deal" an "unmiti gated He." Mechllno haim'! rn,Mlt.n Vlnln... In his feud with McCarran. He accuses uie Kepuuilcan of being absent from the Benate a third of preKcul that he drives hh cJ leiiHUes from the Mriialo cham ber. Miilmie has Iguorrri the altnckn, In loci, he has Iguuieri MitIiIihu altogellier llguiinu (lint n good Democrat io pally light la thn best thing that can happen to a Itcpiiu- rountain Pen Repairing T UCHT nMBUS) IMM ILjeiwoetlb CUIDERBSKOP ret m. ii im Itcan. Mnloiifl has t'oiicehli'iilrd Ills Rl lucks on 1 1 in national aclmliilntni- lion and di'volcd the rent of lw I'liniimlun lo ti'llliig vutnra of m cliuiis In biluu Noviitla inure I'" it. water mid a poaslbln alomlo energy plain. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGENI, ORI MIDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr, and Mia. J, Hi. klarley and Joe Karlty Proprietors nm nine ana or being "so long- wnen he Is winded and boring" Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "I can itay out of water long enough to complete a long distant call If I call by number that ipeodi tha service!". . . 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