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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1952)
i: KHIDAY, NOVKMHKIl 7, 11152 IIKRAM) AND NEWS, KMMA'ni KAU.S. OREGON PARK FIVE GOP Position of Senate Floor Leader May Touch Off Fight Among Republicans lly JACK III I I, Assm-lalnl I'm Hli(f Writer ' iJimifieimloiiul iti'pulilliiiins hick nod over the spoils ol the Klsen lunver lnnrmllilp victory imlay es t lip I'inslllrnl-lilcci prepared to Mint tili (ir.'il liivuiilon wav Into Wnnhliuilon, Bi'iiimi OOP tni'iiibnrit found tlliinselves embroiled In ponsllily inner Hula .over Hictr parly Hoof Icniii'i'ihiii. ejni. hlylrs nrlriKP o( Niw IIuiiiiikIiIi'p spri'iul Hie word lie would inllicr be temporary presi dent ul Unit burly nnrt third In the imp o mu'WuMihi lor the preil-ileiv-y then Wp the jot) ha now holds Itepiiljllinn Moor leader. Ilrlilnon nl o n be chairman of AppinprlntlniK or Armed Hervlces Ommlliee III a Hcpublli'an-con-trolled Hcnate. Mrnnlnm t.everett Hiiltoiislall ol Muw.urliu.icil''. Iloinrr Ferguson ol MMiiliMii. William Knowland ol fiillloriiiii, limner Capeliart ol In cilimii. Hoiirke II. llli'kenlooper ol lowu null Kverctl Dlrkaen ol Illi nois were projrrtrrt by speculation linn the wiixinble. Althoiitili Hnltomlull wi H only early mid enthuslaMlo Ulsenhowar barker in Ul group, H seemed likely IhKt Ben. Uobert A. Tell ol Ohio-still roniiimiider ol the Re publican iHillitv makers would Imve great drnl to say about the ilmlio ol Hie lloor manager. Tull elm Indicated in Cincinnati tin nmy lake a seat on the Senate foreign llolaltona Committee In Juckeland New , Kiwanis Boss llnu.l O. Jurkelniid, Klamath Fella auto and truck sales xecu live, elected president ol tht Klamath falls Klwanl" Club yes terday replacing Huns Marshall. John Van Doren was named vie president, and Bert Thomas waa re-elected to the pout nf treasurer. Named to Uio club board of Tv. I Aircctora duilnii votlnit held at the toAaAulnr weekly Klwanla meeting Holieri Smith, Roy Murphy. Rob ert Kent. Marlon Oram, Jo La-Clair.- Keith Cobo. Olcn L. EvanJ and Howard Stroud. "Hiss Applies, For Parole WASHINGTON Jfi The Justice Department says Alger Hlu hat fuimally applied lor parol from the Lewlsburi. I'a., rcderal Peni tentiary. Hiss, a former Slat Department employe, waa convicted of perjury li IBM In denying he gave aecrel clnciiinenta to a Communist courier end began aervlng a five-year term In March, ISM. lie becomea eligible for parole Nov. 31. when he will have completed one-third of hit tun In prlaon. lie fire-man parole board will hold hearing neit week, possibly Wednesday. If Hlaa' application Is approved, he could leave prlaon Nov. 21. preparation or active pnrllclpatlon in foreign policy clccl lun. The Ohio senator lost the nom inal ion to Cien, llwllllil U, Ulson hower, but his ciinipitlgn support of the OOP nominee i.lires hlin it major voice In Hciiulo afalra, Oapchart gnd'Ulrkrrn were or lulnnl Tall Mlppoiirir, lllckcn looper and fergu'on were neutral until tiler the uoinlniitliK conven tion, Knowland nupporlcd tlnv. Karl Warren of Culllornla but worked for Ubicnhowcr after the uomlimtlon, Ben. nlihard' Nixon, who anld yeaterduv he will roMlgn belore the new CnngreAK meets to give an appointee of Warren a break on ftenlorlty, hinted that Rlienhower will Interest himself personally In iielncllon of the floor leader. Nixon will lake over a vice president Jan. m. Nixon's hint waa Interpreted es a algn that Elsenhower might back Knowland. lucre were no advance Indica tions of a aqunbble lor power among llou.'-e Jtopubllcatis. Rep, Joseph Mc.rlln Jr., of Massachu aetto, It not llkelv to be opposed lor speaker ol the House, a post he held ourlng the Republican controlled Roth Coiiuress, The 130.000 a venr Job nuui the sneaker second lit line of Presiden tial ruccenslon, right behind the Vice President. Ren. Charles llalleck of Indiana. floor leader when Republican laat were In power In 1041-48. Is ex pected to lake the Job again In the 83rd Congreaa. In most cases. I he men to whom cbairmanthip of the key Home committees will fall have been out spoken crlllca ol the Truman administration. 'Possession Set At One Limit The federal law provide that an individual may have but one leu a I limit ol each elaaa of migra tory waterfowl in hla poise sal on at one time, but Postmaster Chel I.angslet announced today Incidents at the Postollice had come up where persona were unknowingly violating that law. In mailing ducks and geese, one person may mall one legal limit. II he malla two, he ha more than one legal limit In hla poaaea alon: hence he U violating tht law. Uame olllcers have Indicated that law I necessary In order to enforce hunting llmlta on hunter. And tile men lm will head the key financial committees all have backed legislation to reduce taxea, jCKlrlcl control and cut apendlng. I P.cp. John Taber of New Torg will lake over at cheirinan of the powerful appropriation committee, Itep, Jovie wolcolt of Michigan ol I tin jimiklng Committee eno Rep. ! Dun Reed ol New York of the Way i and Mean Committee, In foreign aflalra, the commute , chairmen will be men wlm are atruiiir critic of all-out foreign spending and ol the dnift. Rep. Robert Chlperlleld of Ill inois, who'll head the foreign Af-, lalrn Committee, haa long ben a critic ol the Truman lorelgn policy. Reu. Dewev Bhort of MI'iourl, new Armed Hervlcea Committee ; chief, has been opposed to the draft and unlvereul military train ing. i;iienliower aald at Auguta. 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