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MONdAY, DECEMBER 1, 1952 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVtN 1 ROSI IOWL IOUND. Kenneth (Tug) Wllion (right), Big 10 Conference eommiailoner of athletics, congratulate Coach Ivy Willlemion of the Unlver.lfy of Wlicontin after the Bad ger, war itltctad In Chicago to play tha University of Southern California In tho Roia Bowl. Wiicomin finiihacf tha taaion In tia with Purdua for tho Big 10 tltla. Egg Yolk Food Banned ' WAMIINOTOH Ml Tha public haa been warned to discontinue mini Bwlft'e canned dried i yolk, a food lor babies and (mall children. Th Federal rood and Drue; Ad mlnuiratlon iaaurd Itia waroinf l'rlday. It aald eelmonelle-lype organisms have tvn lound In some of the cane. Thia (arm, I he atatement ld, may cause gealle and In V'ttnal upsets which can be serious with Infante. . . wo 1 UlClM fine tcaterproof; CROTON ivatcJm run. l aw-i w if rT' liM' . . .1. r S 1 I ' a" MiZXXSF ' I W J, T i aaaal -aaasf X lv Ktie w i The agency aald Ite warning of "potential danger" followed a ur vey which determined that aeveral children, whose dleta Included the esc yolk, had auffered salmonella Inlectlon. All recovered alter medi cal care. Non of the Illnesses were di rectly attributed to the end yolk, tha atatement aald, but Bwift and Co.. believed It waa In the public Interest to remove the product temporarily from tha market. No other fooda of swift's are In volved. Den t be Nn-Ua Girl en wash day i Try the econeotiral Budirt flundle eerrlea al Men'a Iland Laandryl time in you otters I-IC gfgjj" Select All Cert'int3 walrprooI'...17 jt ...shock Tfsistanl (Balanc Stafl guaranteed .for life)... anti-magnetic precision quality CROTON oatchea with EXPANSION BRACELETS. radium dial McCarthy Plans FCC Probe urlaurunTnU Rj.m Mrftar. Ihy (11-Wis I Indicated today the Federal Communication Commis sion will come under scrutiny of the Senate Inventlgatlona subcom mittee in Die new Congress. Aa tha senior Republican mem ber, McCurthy la in linn for the Cliairniariniiip ui wiwi me iiivrnn Kullons unit and Its parent body, the Senate Committee on Govern ment Operation. He told i a reporter ha feels the Investigations subcommittee makM at. 1ant a nrellmlna rv check Into complaints from any senator, Itepubllcnn or Democrat, to determine wneuior a luu-scaic probe la warranted. McCarthy aald he already has i .miimIi frftm l.wn Un. publican aenalora and one Dem ocratic senator none 01 wnom no named for an Inquiry Into the FCC. He aald they wanted the eom mltlea to look Into what they called Incompetence and wastefulness by the agency and "favoritism" In Krantlnif llcensea to radio and tel evision stations, McCarthy emphaalted that he hus "no opinion aa to the merit of these complaints. A spokesman for the Commission aald ha had no Idea what cases were Involved In th complaints but "our operations are wide open anil above board." Earthquakes Registered NEW YORK Wl rordham Unl verslly'a Seismograph reiilstered two strung earthquakes estimated to be near the Kamchatka Penin sula In the Bering Bea Saturday. Father Joseph Lynch, seismolo gist, auld the tremors, about 6,100 mllea from New York City, were "quite severe." and there waa a chance they would cause a tidal wave to strike the Hawaiian Is lands, Ttie tremors were registered fit 12:4: and 12:44:03 a. m. (Pat). At Cleveland, the John Carroll Unlveslty eelsmograph recorded a strong quake at 12:34:10 a.m., Pat. Fattier Henry F. Blrkenhauer aald It probably was In the Aleutian Islanda, about 4.(00 mllea away. Rtabled at Hlaleah thla season will be 70 horses that won stake races during 1813. from these arorfman...Hl beck. with Expention Bracelet. 30.99 vindical or... all steel case, radium dial, with Flex-let Expan sion Bracelet 49.50 maritimer ...tet back, 10k. yellow gold filled top with J. B. Expansion Bracelet. . . . . . . 59.50 Prlct Inc. Fed. Tax EASY CREDIT TERMS All Crslnn Wstrrpnwf Wilfhe. Slay Water, proof As Un As The Crystal Is Intact, The Cats Unopened. He aald letters from congress men or anyone else, supporting or opposing an application for a ra dio or TV license, are made part of tha agency'a public flies and are open for publlo Inspection. The eenator also disclosed that he hopes to expand the member ship of the Benate InvestlKKtlons subcommittee from aeven to nine In the Republican-controlled Con gress beginning Jsn. 3, He aald he also wanta to set up a number of Usfc forces within the subcom mittee to keep check on govern ment activities In apeclflc fields. An alert committee and ataff "can do an Important job In dis couraging graft and corruption such as we had In past yes'.," McCarthy aald. He added that, regardless of which party Is In control, ttovern- ment graft and corruption are al- way a possible when "close to 100 billion dollars" Is being spent. On another subject, McCarthy aald he will ak Comptroller Gen eral Lindsay Warren whether two Investigators, loaned to the Senate election subcommittee by the Re construction Finance Corporation, will draw salary and expense pay. McCarthy ssld he will also ask Warren whether "steps can be taken to recover rrom tne ireasury the very sizeable amount apent (by the subcommittee! since It be came obvious that there wouldn't be a aesslon of the present lame duck C 0 ng re ss to expel Mc Carthy." The subcommittee, headed by Ben. Hennlngs D-Mo), Is Inves tigating charge by Sen. Benton (D-Connl aimed at ousting Mc Carthy from Congress. It also Is studying counter-charges by Mc Carthy against Benton, who was detested from re-election Nov. 4. PICTURE rRAMING , rea issta at. re First SIrowng Tomorrow The New 1953 r '! '"'-i m ". mii, ii ii hi ii )in...i... .in i., , ii ,11.11,1 1. ,, Rnvered to leave tlie pas You rave dreamed of such a ear ... I car that all but drives itself. Dream no more for today, such a car comes to life in the new Lincoln for 1933. Now, for the first time, powtr can late over your driving. Powtr is in the Steering wheel . . . and controls the brakes. Poirer adjusts the front aeat back and forth . . and even up or down. And you'll find astonishing acceleration in the new 205 horsepower, overhead valve V-8 engine. This is purposeful, functionsl power to make your driving far more relaxed thsn ever before. This is power in the same modern living LINCOLN: Man Saved In Aerial Feat NEW YORK M) A workman knocked out by ga fumes was rescued Prldsy from a wind-swept chimney scaffold 263 feet In the air the equivalent of 25 stories In a tense, 30-mlnute drams. Hero of the rescue ws 34-yesr- old Patrck McPsrtlnn, a rigger. With one hand, McPartlan guided the Inert body of Edward Olennon bound to pully rope ao Olenn non wouldn't be amashed against the brick stack by the 30 to 40 mile an hour wind. With hla other hand, McPartlan clung to a narrow iron ladder as he descended the chimney. Spec tators could only watch helplessly. Olennon, 24, a brick masonry foreman, and1 William Eckel, 26, his helper, had been working stop the coke oven stack of the Con solidated Edison Company In the Bronx. A sudden blest of waste gas belched out of the towering chim ney, olennon keeled over uncon scious. Eckel wss partly over come, but he managed to grab Glenncr. and lash him to a rocking four by 10-foot scaffold. Eckel wobbily took tb only psth down the Iron ladder which under normal circumstances takes about 20 mlnutea to descend. His cries for help went unheard, whipped away by the wind. Before collapsing on the ground, Eckel explained Olennon's plight. It was then that McPartlan, Queens resident and father of a 10-year-old girl, went Into action. Planning to serve shrimp curry? Add a dash of powdered ginger and a tiny bit of sugar to the sauce for thst extra flavor. On the condi ment tray that accompanies the curry be sure to have crisp crum bled bacon, salted peanuts, chutney, sweet pickle relish and abredded coconut. I SlMtfflld v4pMItf VCsMtMrtCaV SRsf Mai HawTVt4 far behind spirit thst you sense in Lincoln's clcsn, graceful, ground-hugging lines. In the glsss-wsll visibility. In the luxury of exquisite fabrics and leathers. This is excitement thst happens once in a motoring age . . . and it's happening tomorrow in our showrooms. We invite your inspection. We invite yon to arrange for a demonstration drive in either the Lincoln Cosmopolitan or the Capri. Lincoln Cosmopolitan end Garrt crossing arAierenirnU in tho fint car field on the occasion of Ford Motor Company t SOth Anniversary, -THE ONE FINE CAR DESIGNED COMPLETELY POWERED FOR MODERN DRIVING . 'Nude' Wins Vindication LONDON tin The big, bare and beautiful babe known far and wide as "Tha Hounslow Hussy" won the approval of a county Judge Friday. This means thst Cecil Orsy csn continue to use his oversize nude ss sn sdvertlsement for his garage in suburban Hounslow, whether his business neighbors like U or not. And they don't. The Auto-KIesn Strainers, Ltd., hsd sued for an Injunction to force Oray to erase the mural 30 feet long and 19 wide from a wall which divides their shops. They also objected to the sign under neath aaying "the naked truth Is revealed by us on major defects in all cars." Undignified, aald Auto Kiean. Said Judge Tudor Rees: "It 1 chaste. It Is artistic. It Is sn aesthetic touch to commercial enterprise, which In these days Is not unwelcome." And furthermore, he ordered Auto - Klesn to pay the court costs. W.r,f BlIUl m Kpi. Sll Oik back anS Pili. rill Maul risla Hn.,1 saalllr arses avusdlss baarS. Tanal ScilfS tr warU'a ItaSlsr c Ileal esfOiatra. Tat Wsrlltftr FIsaM arc aa Jsit s few Sallara Sal actaallr SasSraSa af Sallara aaSar ataar slsaaa aal aaar lr aa wall Sallt. Thla la accaBBsUaSaS Ibraafh Iba aseMeatlaa ef saadara arllclanl faalarr anS asarkatlaf aaatb Sa. aatllaf a s alaaSari la tfca plana laSaalrr. Seal aaa af la eta laaclr aalaat plaaaa If yea with. 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