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WEDNESDAY, NOVKMBKH 8, 10!i2
I1ERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
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CITY BRIEFS ; J
Women's, Circle of Uia Church
of the Itrolhrmi will have tlirlr an
mul baaaar Saturday, Nov. I, In
tha J. 0. Penney btore.
Ruth Circle Klrsl Baptist church
will men I Thursday, 1 p.. el tha
homa or Mra, 15. J, Alexander,
340A Hupa, Mm. Nnrm Jonea la
chairman of Utln olrula.
Join Dauihtera meet Thursday
night, I p.m. Mnnunio Tempi.
Mpaclal Mrrllni VFW long rorm
Initiation Thursday nlulit, 8 p.m.
Department Commander, Mr. Mlke
rll will ba here, Refreshment
will ba aerved,
dtimri Family dinner at
Raamea County Club, next bunday,
Nov. 9. from 4 to 1. Reservations
hava to ba In by tha 6th.
Cirri S-ers Square nance In
tarmedtata Claaa will hold their
reirular business moellnir Thursday
night at 1:S0 p.m. All lnembera
asked to be presonl. Dunce aoa
alon at I p.m.
Rhorlhand Claaa Last chance to
Basin Rain
Below Normal
Klamalh'i October rainfall la
only fraction of the normal pre
cipitation for that month and a
liny sprinkle of a porccnlsKo ol
the total fall In October laM year.
The flKtirea released today by the
Bureau of Reclamation ahow total
precipitation laitl month waa only
.14 Inches aa compared with a nor
mal of 1.06 Inrhea and 3.0V Inchea
In October, leal.
Mean temperature laat month
waa 66 S degrees, aomewhat warm
er than the 47.6 last October and
tha 4D.7 normal for October. Hmh
esl temperature recorded during
th month waa 1 degree, and the
loweal waa 31.
There were It clear daya, alx
partly cloudy daya and alx cloudy
daya during October.
Reservoir atoraue ahow Upper
Klamath Lake below lent year'a
atoraue level with 347.930 acre feet
atored aa of Nov. 1, 1863. aa com
pared with 363.JO0 acre feet a year
ago. Oerber reaervolr, however,
waa up twice a hluh ka laat year,
measuring JS.Oao acre leet thla year
aa compared with IB, 300 acre feel
laat year.
Clear Lake la up elmoat three
tlmaa laat year'a capacity, with
11.170 acre feet aa compared with
KO laat year.
POE VALLEY
Br MRU. O. J. BKCKKR
Mr. and Mra. Ken Ulrlch and
daughters, Peggy and Margy. Red
dini, and Mr. and Mra. Howard
Risliiinifr and children. BUI and
Cindy. Oranla Pass, were weekend
visitors at the homa of Mr. and
Mra. Paul Drellhaupt,
Henley PTA la aponaorlng tha an
nual Henlev Bchool Dinner and
Carnival. Nov. 7. 1 p.m. The pro
ceeda are to be used to buy blcach
ra for the football field.
Duck aeaaon la here and aa a
result Mr. and Mra. 1, P. Roduera
have loat one of their lame white
ducka A young hunter atopprd on
the highway and fired at three of
their tarn white ducka who were
awimmlng In the Irrigation .ditch
directly In front of their home. He
hit the one duck and went down
the ditch bank alter II. When ap
proached by Mra. Roger. the
young man Insisted II waa a wild
duck.
The Pot Valley 4-H achievement
meeting will be held at the Olene
Community Hall Nov. 31, There
well be a program and refreahmenia
will be served by the 4-H mem
bera. All parent, and olheri who
are Interested are Invited.
enter ATI KUIIH adult beginning
Orrgg (Shorthand claaa tills winter.
Come to room lug KUIIB, Thura-
day, Nov. 6, 7: SO, tOall 3-WI31 eve
nings, for further Information.)
Mills PTA Executive Board
Mnellng will be held In Mills
school oafolerla at 1:30 p.m.
Wlnonia-Wrlfure club aponaora
a public card party Saturday, Nov,
H, al Wlnema acliool, for a achool
bcnrllt,
Orange Klamath County Pomo
na Grunge will hold Ita regular
November meeting, 10 a.m., Nov.
H. Illy Granite. Muiir 11. T. Wil
liam aaka for a gooe) attendance.
Nollre Conger Fatrvlew Home
Extension unit will meet Thura
day. Nov. 6, 10:30 a.m. al the
fairgrounds for a demonstration on
aluminum trays. Back lunch. The
unit will hold a regular meeting
Nov. 7. Friday, alto at the fair
ground, 10:30 a.m. Trays will be
finished In the allernoon, Potluck
and child care both daya.
'prosperity Rebekah members
are asked to bring magaglnea for
Ihn home of the aged, Portland,
to the regular meeting In the IOOF
Hal) Thursday night, 8 p.m.
Flrat Church of Christ, Sciential
reading room has been moved rrom
Main street to 1401 Esplanade, one
block from the Herald and Newa.
Traveling Mr. and Mra.' Ed
Johnson are leaving today to at
tend the Stanford-UCLA game, to
play a little golf, and to attend
an exhibit of The Western Associ
ation of Artist at the de Young
Museum, Him Francisco, Mra.
Johnson, well-known local artist la
a member of the de Young family.
Ham Dinner Henley grade
achool, Friday, 0 to I p.m. Tick
ets 11.36 for adult, toe for chil
dren, carnival at the high achool
7 p.m. Dressed turkey for a door
prise.
OTI Has High
Enrollment
Deaplte a record graduation last
year of 346 students, the enroll
ment at Oregon Technical Institute
la Up within alx s'.udenta of laat
year'a record fall enrollment. Di
rector Winston Purvlne announced
today.
The total enrollment for fall term
this morning Hat la.nl day of mid
term enrollment waa 646 students.
Purvlne said the high enrollment
has been made possible by rec
ord freshman class of about 160
atudenla. and Includea 46 new alu
denta registered during thia mid
term period.
Today waa to have been the last
day for the half-way enrollment,
except for a few apeclal students.
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Ike Landslide
(Continued from Page 1)
sweep through tha length and
breadth of the laud Including a
deep ballot wedge Into the no
longer solid south the two major
partlea lought down to the final
what could only be hairline control
count from Tuesday's election for
of tne House and (Senate.
Republicans had a alight edge
In the struggle to organize the two
house and Ihua control their com
mittees. But there waa nothing of cer
tainty In the outcome despite the
general almost 6,000,000 popular
vote advantage over Stevenson.
The tlffhl waa ao close that the
Senate might wind up Republican
and the House Democratic, or vice
versa.
Or both houaea could go to the
Republicans or to Uie Dnmocrata.
Absentee ballots, or an Independent
vote, might settle the Issue In ei
ther house,
A minimum of 41 aeata, plus a
tie-breaking vice presidential vote,
la needed for Senate control.
In the House. 316 votes are head
ed. Both parllea were cloae, but
neither had the prize.
Stevenson, who conceded defeat
In the early morning hours, lost his
own stale of Illinois, trailed in
President Truman'a home state of
Missouri and aeemed likely to have
to content himself with the atom
ired remnant ol once-Impregnable
Dixie,
He won or was leading In only
nine Southern atatea with a meager
68 electoral voles, Elsenhower had
cinched or waa leading in 30
statca, with 443 voles 176 more
than the 366 needed for election.
Newa of Elsenhower's victory
waa hailed In the free world'a cap
itals aa Indicating continuation
ol American policy of resisting
Communism. The Block market'
went up.
Democrats alerted hunting for
Jobs, And President Truman aped
back to Washington from Missouri,
possibly to Invite the president
elect to alt In on policy shaping
conferences.
Elsenhower, tired and happy aft
er a strenuous 60,000-mile cam
paign, planned 10-day vacation
In Augusta, Ga hut flrat with the
Secret Service dogging hla heels.
For Ike, the avalanche of votes
which put him In line aa the 33rd
man to become prealdent waa
more ol a personal loan party
triumph.
Even If his party couldn't keep
pace with him In the far corners
of the land, the warrior-statesman
had a personal mandate from
the voiera matching In volume
that given Herbert Hoover, his last
Republican predecessor In 1926
'and rivalling some of those for
rransun u. Roosevelt.
The informal Republican-south
ern Democrat coalition which has
dictated Congressional action on
legislation waa strengthened by the
Elsenhower victory and the gen
eral could expect from It aupport
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lor the program ha laid out In hi
campaign "crusade."
House control apparently hinged
on the outcome In a half dozen or
more district created by reap
portionment of voting strength,
with only a vol or two likely to
separate total Republican and
Democratic strength.
There was a distinct possibility
heavy absentee balloting might af
fect the outcome ot the House con
trol battle. Winners In four races
In Washington state, for Instance,
might be determined by absentee
votes, oi wnicn mere were an esti
mated 00,000.
The Bcnate contest was Just aa
tight. Republicans had gained a
net of one seat and needed to win
four of nine undecided races to
seat 46 Republicans in addition to
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon, who
turned independent and supported
Stevenson.
ff the OOP won the four out
standing races In which they were
ieamng in Kentucky, Wyoming,
Arizona and Michigan they could
organic the senate Jan. 1 with
Morse's help.
If Morse, who won't say how he
will vote on the question, .Joined
the Democrats that party could
organize the Senate with the tle
breaklng vote of Vice President
Borkley.
Then the Republicans would have
to wait until sen. Richard M. Nix
on of California, awept into office
by the Elsenhower landslide, be
comes vice president 11 dsys later
to reverse the result.
Stevenson was able to hold to
gether only the Uttered remnants
of the once solid south, plus pos
sibly Kentucky and Missouri In the
border stales, by his campaign of
"talking sense to the American
people."
Hla running mate, Sen. John
IF
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Sparkman, helped ealvage his
home state ot Alabama, but not
much else.
In Springfield, III, Stevenson
philosophically conceded the vic
tory to Elsenhower, called on all
American to "close ranks" and
pledged hla aupport to th winner.
Elsenhower, wildly cheered
when he appeared In a New York
hotel ballroom, matched hla op
ponent's unity plea, aald It waa
"a day of dedication rather than
triumph" and plcdxed that he
never will give "short weight" to
his responsibilities In Washington.
In his sweep, Eisenhower car
ried two states the Republicans
haven't been able to capture alnce
1034, Massachusetts and Rhode
Island.
He won or was out In front In
16 states' where the Republicans
haven't had presidential victory
alnce IKS Arizona, California
Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota,
Montana, Nevada, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas,
Utah. Virginia and Washington.
But his landslide wasn't quite
aa widespread- as that registered
by Hoover, since Elsenhower
couldn't break Into West Virginia,
Kentucky and North Carolina as
the former president did In 1828.
In some respects, Elsenhower's
was more of personal than a
party victory.
Although he helped elect Repub
lican administrations In many
states, there was tough sledding
for the OOP in Senate and House
battlea and gubernatorial races.
The general'a friend and one of
his earliest presidential rooters.
Sen. Hnry Cabot Lodge Jr., con
ceded defeat by his Democratic
opponent. Rep. John F. Kennedy
in the Massachusetts senatorial
race.
Republican Sen. James P. Kern
DREWS
Manstore
is going
to talk
turkey
Friday!
and it wji be good
news for all men!
Thornton Ahead
(Continued from page 1)
It unnecessary to hold ao many
special budget elections.
Limit any stale propeny tax to
6 mills, or 10 million dollars, a
year.
Extend home and farm loans to
veterans of the Korean War.
Wipe out the constitutional pro
visions for benefit to soldiers of
World War I.
Create a legislative committee
to make emergency appropriations
between legislative session.
Extend terms of state legislators
to include the two-months period
from election day to the start ot
the Legislature.
Allow the Legislature to amend
laws beyond the scope of the law's
original title.
In Washington Slat, the voters
also banned daylight time, and
tney allowed aale of colored oleo
like th Oregon Legislature did In
1BSI.
The Washington voter rejected
bill tor a minimum $7& monthly
old ag pension. They passed
messures to increase the bond
limit for school district to 10 ner
cent of valuation, and to make
of Missouri went down to defeat
and Sen. Harry Cain of Washington
lost to Rep. Henry M. Jackson.
Eisenhower carried Washington
but Missouri still was In doubt.
In Ohio, Democratic Gov. Frank
Lausche won going away from
Charles Talt, brother of the sen
ator, despite Elsenhower' heavy
maiorny over sievenson in uie
state.
On the other hand, Eisenhower's
surge helped Sens. Joseph R. Mc
Carthy of Wisconsin and William
E. Jenner of Indiana get reelected.
Both were prime targets for Demo
cratic attack In the campaign.
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