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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1953)
e TUESDAY1, OCTOBER (j! 1953 . ........ ' '' .L:T ' : -' " : -"v ; v' : ' K rmw- ' ' -"---""- HEKAUJ AND NEWS KLMUTH FALLS. OREGON ... - PACX T"t Warren's Departure Brings iwove to atren&tf.en Nixon SACRAMENTO, r.llf fnir..i . . m Malt Warren's departure to become chief Justice of the United States has brought the first muve for a realignment of Republican forces in uaiuurnia unaer a .NUun-Knlgnt banner. . , It. fiam tn lalln. - . . i jaurray unoniner ot Los Angeles, Cuts May Hit Army Most -. WASHINGTON Ml The Army may us naraesi nil 01 uie three armed forces when budget maker, mart putting down appropriation recommendations for the fiscal year starting next July 1. ' Defense Department monev ex, perts cautioned Monday Uiat this cannot be decided definitely until the Joint chiefs of staff submit their estimates of the sise cf forces- ana types or operation neicied for the year. That report, new over due, is expected within the next wee or two. However, those famihar with policy thinking say that all three services Army, Navy and Air Force still are "over-tl; anced.' Secretary of Defense Wlson haa explained this means that they i have backlogs of appropriated money which can't be usrd uo lr. paying lor deliveries 01 equipment ior a year or several years. Wilson told reporters last week. referring to the current budget, Ifhat "ua hoA nirA.nn... i. .1... Air Force not any queslkn about 1 He also said' that, in commune Sthe estimate for the next fiscal ' ' .'ear, all military recommendations f tvould be assembled "and when we f . '(get the answer maybe it will be - 4-t as surprising as it was la?'. 'year wnen all the cuts seemed to i -be on the Air Force." f The Truman administration bud--$H for the fiscal year ending June 80 proposed that Congress appro priate about 41 billion dollars for the military. But the i;enhower administration trimmed the firm 4o about 36 billions. Congress ti anally approved about 34 billions. he bulk of the reduction was, as ' . 'fcJWlson said, In Air Force funds. P The Army emerged with nearly 4 3 billions or more than no million .: ,",'ver the Truman administration r:; commendation. . J Eastern Warehouse -Goes Up In Flames - EDOE WATER, N.J. W. Fire, "punctuated with blasts,. deE I royed a big storage warehouse of the Falk 4 J Oil Co. early Monday and caused ;; jalamage estimated at $300,000. ? v :' Fire units, from eight communi ; Ues pitched in to battle the flames V it that rampaged out of. control for .'almost two hours In the Cargill 5 ; ' Vegetable oil division or Faut , r Quality Products Co. Eight of the firellghtcis were 5, J.turtf none seriously. , ;v Ji"0 J?" ,vice Pre8llenl Richard --------w '(""fti. ui.uttKci, even before former . Oov. .Warren ... muuuuy ior wasmngton, leaving Lt. Oov. Goodwin J. Knight as governor. . v Chnttinat-'e H,niu..l ..... - , . " fiupuaai was 6 CCIl as a direct challenge to supporters' nr'W.M... ...... ui. - in d ciose political iwiiuuiican senators wtl-liam-F. Knowland and Thomas H. Kuchel. for control of the state OOP organization. The big prise is command ol California's 70 or more votes at the 1956 national party convention. It is conceivable thai both Nixon ana Knnuflnnri Qnn - i wi.miii m.juiiiy iS ir'imay ,ry then to Dres- UUllllllUblUU. Chnttlnpr QfmrB KltA KTU. .1-. . . " ' " w uuv I.IAUU ClUU tiOn workers to "volunteer your vicus io me tungnt campaign " . -w.m HU1U OIUUlUll that he endorsed It. Knight, who succeeded to the fi nal In mnnlh. .1 .. .... . .v ((.uumu vi 1 1 U 1 . 1.11 B Ulll tl term, Is a candidate t.ir election n ..n . w iuii iuui-year term nexi year. He also Inherited the tittuar lead ership of the state GO ucre was no immea.aie reac tion by Knight. ;. Sophie Tucker :" Given Dinner NEW YORK Ar-r-lalmoH ht notables from the Stage, screen, radio and television fields, Sophie Tucker was given a dinner at the waiaorr-Astoria Sunday to cele brate her golden Jubilee in show business, Celebrittp flaw In tvn ITnllt,- wood, from Europe and from other points to pay $50 a plate which will go to the various charities. , 16 World Series Speculators Arrested NEW YORK ( Police arrested 16 speculators yesterday for selling tickets to World Scries baseball games. - Two of the men allegedly sold four $7 tickets for $115 to plain- clothesmen. All were charged with violating a law forbidding the re selling of tickets without a broker's license. Surprise Kisser ' Dies of Wile's Potato Peeler . . CHICAGO William Hugh es Jr., 34, died Monday of a stab wound' his wife told police she had accidentally Inflicted Saturday when he kissed her while she was peeling potatoes, Police Capt. William Hennes sey said Hughes -wife Gene-, vleve, 32, told him she was startled by the kiss because she was unaware her husband left another room where he had been watching the World Series on television. After Hughes' death, Hennes sey ordered Mrs. Hughes taken Into custody pending an Inquest. f ( ' D " i m MIA Tttopltot WANTS TO GO HOME-TUs North Korean, his face showing his emotion, is being returned to the Communist by an Indian soldier (left) in Korea. The flag-waving POW had expressed a preference to be returned to the Reda. dmong Week's Patents: An Animal's Mouth Opener WASHINGTON Wl Think there is nothing new under the sun? Think everything has been in vented? - Then you should look In on the If. S. Patent Office, where every week of the year from 800 to 1,000 patents are issued for new inven tions. .. . - " . ; . I - ; The list of inventions patented tor Just one. week in September, for instance,' included a boat with a device for scooping fish out of the water, which conceivably could out mode the old hook-and-line type of fishing. But the same week a new fishing reel also was patented, Just to even things up. 1 In case you are Interested In the more complicated things of life, there was the patent for a lumi gant composition containing com pletely halogenated bromochloro metharies having at least two chlorine atoms, and a process and apparatus ' for removing carbon from interior walls ol-combustion chambers, . av And you might not believe lt. but there was a patent for an ap paratus for manufacturing artifi cial mushrooms. The list of patents that week also included these: ' : Baby holder for children's chair, animal mouth opener, rosary as semblage mechanism; food tray for blind people, combination port able beach tent . and umbrella. automatic bird fountain and bath, a coy Kangaroo, plant setting ma chine, dental impression material, bubble tray water decanter, re- fillabe eraser device, cigarette paper, poultry scalding device. molded decoy,- ventilated shoe and a device for dicing cored pine apples. The Patent Office Issues about 40,000 patents a year and turns down- something like 20,000 to 30, 000. ' Since the. Patent Office was set up In early days of the country it has Issued a total : of 3,700,000 patents. MATCH THIS WHISKEY VALUE -IF YOU CAN ! Uii. i mm wrw,pM r v r m , . sf' c3tmiaMiw:: fits . I . -MSryWWffiM?' :- Tito Affirms Red Faith ;, BJELOVAR,' Yugoslavia : ITi President Tito has reaffirmed his faith. In communism and warned "reactionaries" in his nation . not to make a bid for powt.'. Tito told an estimated 300,000 per sons in this Croatian wheat market city Sunday that ' his regime would pursue its present policies, despite rumors he planned to dis solve his Communist parly. Tito said Yugoslav "leaction- aries" are stilt- active and hope to return to power. He denounced them as "boils upon a healthy body." He said his Communist "physicians" had been tailed on once to deal with the rightists and added: i "Sometimes ihey (the boils) re turn and a second operation Is re quired. The second operation is usually more painful than the first. I would not like to see the new operation performed." . . He accused the "reactionaries" of spreading rumors that "we have been forced by the West to In troduce democratic laws." -'That Is not true," he said. "We planned that lonar aoo. Beheve me. they (the "reactionaries' ) have nothing to gain. Believe me. as youfsee me here, they will never achieve their alms." . While Tito avoided any discus sion of International orobicms. his top lieutenant. Vice President Ed- vara Kardelj, came out ior a mu tual security pact ' between Wet RAF Picks Up Air Racers SINGAPORE m The Roval Air Force Monday picked up two Aus tralian air racers whose souped-up Mosquito fighter-bomber crashed off the Burmese coast. The pilot of the rescue plane radioed that the two men, Squad ron Leader Aubrey Oates and his navigator. Flight Lt. Douglas owaine, naa only minor injuries. The pair were rushing to London to enter the England-to-New Zea land air race, later this week. They ran out of fuel and were forced to crash land, , 46 Missionaries Quit Red China HONG KONG Iff Forty-six Cath olic missionaries arrived from Communist China in September, leaving 396 still behind the "Bam boo Curtain," Catholic headquar ters said today. and RuMla. 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First of all, she looks her loveliest when she is seated behind its wheel. Every time she takes to the highway, she finds herself the focal point in a per . fectly gorgeous picture. And she feels just as wonderful as she looks. The car's deep, luxurious cushions cradle her in magnificent comfort throughout the longest journey. The great responsiveness of the quiet, powerful engine gives her a marvelous sense of command. The car steers and brakes and drives with such miraculous ease that she actually rests and relaxes as she rides. Of course, there are a great many other satisfac- ' tions which a lady finds in a new Cadillac car. There is, for. instance, her delight at seeing her family surrounded with every comfort and safeguard known to the science of motor car design. And there is the deep and rewarding sense of fulfillment which comes with ownership of such a prized and sought-, after possession. Even parked, in her driveway, the car is a tribute to her good taste and judgment . . and a wonderful complement to 'the beauty and graciousness of her home.. "-" . ' To any gentleman reading this advertisement we would like to make a suggestion: Some day soon when the sky is bright and the time is right ask your lady if she wouldn't like to take a ride in a 1953 Cadillac. ' , . We think we know what the answer will be and we'll be happy to see you, indeed. DICK B. MILLER CO. 710 Klamath Ave. Phone 4103 ' . -'J'...-i-'i.:i-:
