Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 13, 1953, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt'lHDAV. FKBRUARY 13. 1953 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREE tion Of Placing 0I.CC missionere On Salarv Is To Long, Hot Debate i ui IllUl'tV JR. L ' Twu Uinta rcprt- Edlli lornmr stale I Itiuor 1 ..i. IrMiiiin'B iintiBtH immr conuiilaloii should fiiiiml snlnrlrH. l catun, Aalurta, and Klimrom, dkipiii, " llm Hfimlt Alcohol Com- ho bill w pay .ouu an n in tlio conmilanlonera, ininlsslou chairman gtt- e House lies Set kiTON I Prraldent ptrtnii to have all tho in unniireas lor lunch illn lloimn, ununnr ur ilitltloii lo all tlio tic- .nine Itlpnrn that ihn flrnl tit of bipartisan bread koines on many ins Liluy were 10 Rrnubll- 10 Democratic Mount llm luncheon w the Irtcni'a only appointment While House Mia no ntch un on paper work. mm ushers aald Elacn- started Iho neavieai Klntorn to tho prealden- tinre tho daya ol another cmei executive, vamn had scores of aenatora nirmbera ol botl) par Whlle House at a lorn renktssla. A thrllty Ver- av once remarked lo a breaklaai la the meal least to serve. Iwrrs orlmnal announced to limit hi" concessional tuesia to members ol hit But Hie While House i yesterday that he now include all us iiousc and M aenatora In In to future luncheon, to oout twice a week. r."Yt MSr,?1 .y.-. .Mi'-i.M--i-f a-t K-:.'- .... . C, y Hero ) Medal t'OELEB W Tech. But. Edward Lint clutched the n air medal In the nuba all that remain of hla kid said: eal pleased. I'm really fcml the whole thing." on waa that lie couw medal presented to him In Wadnworth General by Col. R. A. Hrlngham, of the veterana' (nclllly. hours earlier, aurgeona nved bandagoa Uiat had 21-year-old Hollywood air Iran (or 14 months. 8k in ltd replaced (he eyellda. I mouth burned away in a h en Okinawa Dec 4, ulane. carrying 30.000 ol fragmentation bomb to) gallona or gasoline. and burned ahorlly alter II on a . bombing mission ii ih Korea. . . - three of 14 crewmen ea- a nil their Uvea. Thlrd-de- rns covered 63 per cent .i body. ' ur medal waa presented itorioua achievement In 12 Ivrr North Korea. Lint. told re fixing me up llne.'i'm hnve some artificial hands hilly work, and some new Bid my eyes are okay now. n't all. My girl stuck by Irmillrd her aa Jean Mowtit, piikliiwn, ill., a student at rrslty of Illinois. o going to be married aa the plastic surgeons got iih me." Lint aald. ton say that In another II hell be "almost aa food Kulon? who waa a co-sponsor ol Iho bill alung with Ben. Mobert D. Holmes, Oearhan, aald the coin mlaalunera should work full time because they don't have time to gel familiar with the 40 million dol lar a year aiate liquor business by wurklng only u dny or two each week. Oommlaslon membora, he aald, ore alwaya under pressure. He mild Dial he received mi average of ill telephone culls a dny during one month while he waa a liquor com missioner. Klfairom, who waa chairman of the commission bclore he resigned last year lo run for the Legislature, said the annual salary couldn't be attractive lo the rommlaalonera, and that commission expense would jump 130,000 a year If Ihe bill la passed. The present system. Ellstrom aniti, is working satisinctorlly. Elfsirnm said he didn't think that the commission's problems would Increase much when eulc of liquor by Ihe drink becomes legul. Tile Brnute had expected to vote on Ihe meusuro lo make It harder to get initiatives and referenda on tho ballot, but postponed the vote until next Monday morning be cause of the Illness of Ben. Angus Ulbson, Junction City. Tlio Legislature took time off Thursday afternoon to honor Abra ham Lincoln at a Joint aeaslon. The speaker waa Sen. i'hlllp 8. Hitch Cock, Klamath falls. The House Alcohollo Committee sent It liquor by tye drink bill io uie House noor. i ne House proo ably will vote on It next Monday morning. Tlie bill, which would become law aa noon aa the governor algna It, would confine sales of liquor by the Silas, lo placea whore food Is served, and would retain the pres ent system where club members can drink In clubs from their own bottles. Two bills designed to break the bottlenecks in Circuit Courts were passed by the House and sent to Uie Senate. They would give the chief justice of the Supreme Court definite power lo assign circuit Judgea to hear cases outside of their districts, give him an admin istrative assistant lo supervise these assignments and keep tabs on the Circuit Courts' work loads, and permit appointment of tempor ary circuit Judgea to help out at 135 a day each. Another House bill sent to Uie Senate would make It a misdemea nor to abandon a pet. Air Rescue ! Plane Crashes TOKYO Wl An amphibious air rescue piano crashed In Southern Japan today and all eight Amer icana aboard were kuied, me Air Force said today. The dead Included an Army ser geant, his wife, a nurse and five crew members. The SAle plane, en route an an air evacuation flight from lieppu lo Aslilya, In Southern Japan, crashed two miles southwest of MnJI on Honshu Island. An Air Force spokesman said Ihe amphibian crashed into the side of a hill or mountain shortly after noon. He said the cause had not been determined. The sergeant's wife was a pa tient aboard the plane. She and her husband had been picked up at Beppu. 1 I i I III - I-,. I If df Ml NEW OFFICERS OF THE Oreqon Chamber Executives Anociefion include Frank Tucker I cen ter, manager of the Klamath Counly Chamber of Commerce, president;' Don McNeil (left)., manager of the Jackson County Chamber, secretary-treasurer; end Oliver Larson, manager of the Springfield Chamber, vice president. The association is composed of managers, presidents and officers of Chambers of Commerce throughout Oregon. , Pair Plan 2nd Wedding HOLLYWOOD W Movie actor Lelf Erlckson and hla wife will be married Monday with their chil dren looking on. - A name technicality explains the couple's second ceremony. Erlckson and the former Ann Diamond of Pensucola, Fin., were married Dec, 24, 1046, In Alberta, Ala. They used the name Erlck son, which appears on the birth cerliflcatea ol their children, Billy, t. and Butte, II montlis. Tlie wedding Monday will be performed under the actor'a real name, William Anderson. He after ward will petition tho.court for a legal change to Erlckson. He ex- But recently hla lawyer told him plained: his first marriage technically was "I had my professional name Invalid. okayed for use on all Navy papers 1 when I entered the service. So I eenaasaaanasiBaBBssasaaBBiBBBMaaB-a-ai thought It waa okay to use It in W.C.It. getting married." 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