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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1953)
. . : ; ; HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGB SEVENTEEN iaiwitiwiiTiii Wnur, REEDLIKE INSTRUMENTS of ancient lineage, the fam- fs Herald irumpen, "... ............. , ... .,.,.. ,uu Rjnd when it appears in matinee and evening concerts "7...T. - i. C.1...J... n. m TLi. i i KUHj relican oouri, oiuiuay, w.,. a-t. hid iiumpci ,a 01 Ttte OlueST II1U9II.C1I I1U..M.IIBIMI ...HUB , if in the Bible. Music lovers will have an opportunity to g and hear this unusual presentation during the concerts sponsored by the KUHS Band benefit performance. These trumpets give a splendor to the band performance by their charm and the incisive quality which they lend to the brasses. The eight performers on the Herald Trumpets are soloists of distinction. Funds from the two performances will be used to purchase new band uniforms. ke Appointee Would Sell TV A To Private Industry WASHINGTON Wl Clarence mon, ciikiim" - enhower's Inter-governmental lations Commission, said Mon- Sacred Heart Notebook Elieie weren't many smiling es at school Monday after the eat Saturday afternoon. The illn Mustangs ocat me Academy ilans 42-0 at uongor "cm uci. n,i..iinh flip Trninns tiut UD :ir best defense they couldn't p the Mustangs. "tie Ham Dinner, sponsored by ! icthoi-c' riuh Oct. 15 in the Irish Hall, was a success. Thanks evervone who tooit part! cam mnvie Fridav SElUUtl'", " " - jernoon, "The Babe Ruth Story," ler which school was cismissea. Eister Liliosn has been in ior Cue days, but she Is Improving . It will lie a wmie ueiore sue h hacit in the halls. Students ------ Sodality sign-up hit 22 at the first lectin; last week, students wno (e interested will remain cnnai- ;es until Dec. 8; if tney nave jved worthy by this time they ii hp nrimittrd. Sodalitv is beine fcanized by Sisicr Lavinia. Officers of the Correspondence ub were chosen at the first meet ? Oct. 15 as follows; president, ftureen Rajchcl; vice president, jella Toote: treasurer. Colleen ir.eton. day night he thought the Tennes see Valley Authority should be sold to private industry. Manion and William Wise, for mer deputy administrator of the Rural Electrification Administra tion engaged in a question and answer session on the Dumont tel evision program "The Big Issue.'; Wise asked Manion whether, in view of "the tremendous size of a project like the TVA," he thought the government should run it. "I think the TVA should be sold to" private industry," Manion re plied. In answer to another question, Manion said, "I don't think the federal government should have built TVA in the first plaec." The commission Manion hep-its .as been assigned the Job of rec ommending a better division of functions between federal and state and local governments. Be fore becoming chairman of this group, Manion was dean of the Notre Dame University law school. Eisenhower has cited TVA as an rims for Tr7 Completa tint of musical Instrument kyle morgon pianos example of "creeping socialism" ut emphasized he is not out to j destroy it. In expressing these views to a news conference June 17, he said that when future TVA type projects are built he wants local people to have a greater interest and greater voice In them. Rep. Boiling (D-Mo). debating with Manion as to whether the federal government is becoming too powerful, said the government had taken on functions "at the de mand, and for the benefit of the people." Manion said he believed citizens or the states might reassume some 4 ',2 billion dollars worth of ac tivities now carried on by the fed eral government. J v , taster Skip scrubbing and mopping! "Bruce really cleans floors as ft waxes! 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