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1IKRALD & NKVVS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Patterson detains McKay Men, Policies
lly I'At'I. W. IIUIVKV J It .
MALUM Ml Onijiin Inn a new
ninn ni llir Iirlin bill ea Inr an
iiolictpit urn coiicenicd, you will
hardly pol ii o II"1 ilillricnic.
Cloy, I 'til l ralld'son, Ihe Hen-
If president wli'i look ovrr Wed
nesday In in C l v . Uniiulitn McKay,
Id lir'll lulluw Mi'Kiiv's policies,
mid will ri'tnlii McKay'a up-
Wllllccn,
I'nltcrnou mid MrKuy, clo.-.e
friends, mo alike In liit'ir political
philosophy, llulli lonMilcr Ihrm
elvca 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I I - I t Ii r - r o ml i , with
leaning , toward 'he consci vatlve
Hide.
"The people elected (lnv. Mr
Kay,' I'Htu i null mul, "and Ilia po
llclrn should lio carried mil. Hie
Iraiiilllim hum Ilia adinltilMrallnii
ll uilnn will lie an cany one. I have
Ii.i Kpcr llir liiliinnailun 11 in I ally
epcclllu tlnnua need to lie chuniird.
"Hut Unit docs not nirnn I II be
a rulilier stump.''
PuUcr.nn, who proved In thn
I.rul'lntui o Unit lie's a hard-work-Iiik
lawyer wlin liivpMlgatp every
llilnp UiiiiiiiiKlilV brloro llo makes
Up Ills mind, added:
"I Irrl Mini llnv. McKuv ur
minded lilinirlf will! a sound ad'
niliili.tiallun, and I inlrnd to keep
It."
u (iov. Putli'iann'a Immediate task
In In prcparo a niesssKa to bp de
livered lo Ihe Lcnlslalure on Jan.
12.
"I clui.'t Iiiivp nnv Idea yet as
In wliul III recommend," he haul.
"I'm (inlntt lo read nvpr all ol Die
niinual and biennial repnrla of slate
department,, and I'll have no Idea
betiiro I net Hip facts In those re
ports, I II hnve lo llnd nut the con
dlilon ol our Hilp before I know
wlnil I'll recommend."
Hp aald lir'a uolnu lo bp careful
nut lo no over Uip heads of hl
hoard and commissions because
"an executive can work only
llirnuiili Dip board. A governor
who noes over Ihe heads of hla
boarda will destroy those boards."
While Ihe Job was thrust on him
suddenly, Patterson lakea over
fully confident, Ha haa Ihe beat
background of any xovernor In
yeara because of hla long Icglsla
live experience, lie had (real In
fluence In Ihe Benale In ahapliiK
the stale' lawa, ao he already
known what alate novernment la
all about,
"Since II waa announced lhat I
wan o be the new governor, people
have been ao kind and flattering
lo tne lhat I can't help but feel
I can do a good Job. And I'm going
to auk those people to help, too,"
he asaerled.
Pal'crson Is a man who answerr. Patterson's two "cru'ehes", as he
question frankly and honestlv, Helen lis them will be Ed Armstrong,
eldom ay.i anything Is "off the who haa been McKay'a admlnlatra
record." I live aaalatant the peat year, and
"It's a terrific Job and there will
be much hard work, but I'm happy i
at the Opportunity lo serve, I'm
going to follow the program that ,
Ihe people have approved so I'll
be able lo be of aervlce to them."
ratteraon hasn't decided If he'll
run for governor In two years. He
said "I haven't had lime to net the
feel Of thin Job, ao I don know If
I would want u for a full four-year
term." '
Eisenhowers
Choose Church
WASHINGTON Ml Presldrnt
elect and Mrs. Kisenhower have
selected the National Presbyterian
Church on lashionable Connecti
cut Avenue as their place of wor
ship In Washington, beven presi
dents have attended service-! there.
'Ihe church's present minister Is
the Kcv. Dr. Ktlward L. R. Ebon,
who acrved with Gen. Elsenhower
In Ihe Kuroprnn Theater in World
War II.
The church, announcing Ita selec
tion by the EiseiUiowers yenter
lay, aald Dr. KImui will go to New
JV.vk noon to confer with them on
Stalls of a prr lnauiiural private
Jtftvwr for nicnilier ol the lm
Anediale. Isinlly Jan. 20.
f President w-ho have worshipped
al Ihe National Presbyterian
Church are Jackson. Pierce, Polk.
Cleveland, Iluchanan. Grant and
Benjamin Harrison, The church
haa long had a "Prealdent'a Pew,"
HST Again
Raps Ike Trip
WASHINGTON il President
Truman, who once changed his
mind about whether Dwighl D.
Kisenhower should aucceed him.
haan't changed it about the Pieal-denl-f
leTa Jrip to Korea.
Ha said so at his newa confer
ence yesterday, He had nothing to
add or take back, he raid, from
tin remark he had made a week
earlier. Ha had aald then Eisen
howers campaign announcement
he would go to Korea was demago
guery, and that Kisenhower had
to go through with It.
The President had no comment
On Wednesdays meeting between
Elaenhower and Clen. Douglaa Mac
Arthur, w-ho aava there la a way
to end the Korean War.
Christmas
Trees
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Mls Leolyn Barnett, who will be Washington, but Armstrong decided
ills secretary. he'd rather live in Oregon, Bo he'll
McKay offered Armstrong a Job have the eaine Job under Patterson
In Ihe Interior Department In as he haa had under McKay.
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