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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1953)
'AKY . 1953 ! HKRALM AM) NEWS. KM MATH KAIXS. OHKC.ON PAGE NWS Writers Guild Drops Suit HOLLYWOOD lfc-The member, hip ol the Ucreeii Writers Guild ha a voted overwhelmingly to drop Hi gulld'a null to enjoin the Motion I'lcturs Aesnclatlon of America from enforcing mi agreement not to employ memoes ol a subver lve itrouii. The U)l, filed In New York red end Court, was ncurlng trial. The guild announced thai the withdrawal waa the reault ol a In ter to Richard Breen, guild pren dent, from Erlo Johnston, MPA head, which declared that tne pro ducera In their 1M7 policy stale ment had not Ukn concerted action but were aetlnar Indepen- ilrntlv. Tlie guild aald It la eatlafled the producera had Intended ,no Indus- if.t.u,iji kl.-i-tiat mtiA Jnhnnlml'a loiter explained that "the decision ol one producer wouia rot nuiu any otner proaucer. Young Officer Right On Job ar.nireiiimoiir M u im f oblige a fellow olllcer, Sherlfl Harold Hubbell made s-year-old Frank Du Bola a deputy. Frank le got a real deputy'a badge. Hubbell algned but (don't tell the boy ) didn't notarize the commission. , The chlld'a haraMed mother complained: "Ilea taking Ik too seriously. Last night alter school wa found him directing trainc." , '. 'J2CHIS. well known In Klamath Falli and a con--oftdont with royal tamiliei ol Europe especially uANi It tending many of I'll friends unuiually ft Klamath potatoat at touvenirt of Klamath Fell. ;::pts j Lories V ft The National As. I MB Conservation 01s f bod aojno new ol i' mom Dwly-enresed -n Ml toll conservation J. m-afaaall be acconv if v their aeventli annual 4 nwa national con- Me lasers (lay night, the sea aoprovrd a scries --e reports aeiung out t raaan enondeUuna, some 4 aaana ew. I M Hat plea for a sin. I a aaeai lion agency wtth- nrts sag of Agriculture. War tvaouoni now han avwfml agencies. tael aJae wee the retention of 4 WD wawnUon districts i ff "prsjarraJBsptng and policy at group" lor their areas In ilAtS tmU to assist In aflctof coaatrrttlon measures 4 ttalMd. ' i lB eertso of newly recom maadaal "InsmaaUaU steps." tlie cSteiales aatod that the Depart ment cf ' Am'ar't proimsed budget for Usst be revised, wiiii ml lnarr--'T y-rt"1' amount, H ' " will go to mtlon group ft ..... s.fatt validly uw j t' t recommended the (' a t Alters' Commit l ,to aaKki rteullure Secre- luana , or Ssqlorshcd eonser. ostffaasst prevention pro la , -j ji l in Smith Gets Nod For State Post i WASHINGTON Ml The Elsen hower administration's No. 2 State Department man appeared likely to win Senate approval today. Republican Leader Taft ol Ohio planned to call up the nomination of Oen. Walter Bedell Smith aa under aecretary of state. Quick senate approval seemed assured. Tlie Senate Foreign Relstionn Com mittee approved Smith 1&-0 on Wednesday. Smith, chief of staff under Elsen hower In World War II. has been head ol the Central Intelligence Agency In the last two yeara. IT.Jea Aim ; ton e" tllYIT' m ul -V . muu KUIIfam TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO WIN TH'r NEW n mi Congressional Vote Compiled WASHINGTON I-Revised offi cial figures compiled by the House Republican Campaign Committee showed today that Democratic can didates for the House last Novem ber out polled Republican eandl-datea-by 262, Ml In aggregate pop ular vote. The figures, changed since a r-aigVfr RAMBLER AMIRICAN LEGION Alderwood Manor f ott 90 EASY CONTEST ' Itntfit uildina Fund EncloM Small Donation Wirh Intrv , ' Win ... A Noih Rambler Merely by Givina. Our New Moscot Namt! PLEASE GIVE ME A NAME . . I em M e asele Vcecker leealel puear eight weeks eld. I hove a weaeerful heme with thrae little era wee ptey with ase end leve ase a let. My dis tress feedi ase aad ike levea me, tee. The ealy king wreag la the! I dea't have a NAMI and I NIIO that very muck. 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