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KILLED
NEW DELHI, India fA) Two
members of a visiting Soviet trade
delegation have been killed In an
Afghanistan plane crash near
Herat, the Afghan radio announced
Thursday. The announcement said
commercial piano crashed Dec,
30.
MATINEE 1:30 - EVENING 6:30
TODAY!
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A CHRISTMAS CACTUS plant at the home of Mrs. Pastega picked January to come out in
its full glory as this picture shows. Mrs. Pastega lives on Lalteport:
Priest Back
In Business
BUDAPEST. Hungary Ml Im-
Drisoiied Josef Cardinal Mindszen-
ty's former private secretary has
resumed cnurcn omces alter serv-
ing a 4-year prison term.
The Cardinal's aide, the Rev.
Ondras Zakar, was Included on a
list of cnurch appointments yes-
terdav in Magyar Kurir, official
organ of the Koman uauiouc
Church in Hungary. me puDiica.
tion disclosed he is now an assist
ant parish priest In Budapest.
The priest was one of six defend
ants sentenced along with Minds
zenty In February 1949. The Car
dinal, convicted of treason
charges he plotted against the gov
ernment and traded In U.S. cur
rency, was sentenced to life in
prison. Zakar, charged with failure
lo report on Mlndszenty's activities
was given a six-year term. Later
it was reduced to four years.
Grade Labeling
Of Meat Asked
COBVALLIS 11 State sanitary
inspection and grade labeling of
meat was urged oy a consumer
committee Wednesday at an Ore
gon State College livestock and
meat marketing conierence.
The committee recommended
adoption of federal meat grading
standards.
A report from a survey, made
by the college in seven Oregon
cities showed 64 per cent of con
sumers could not Identify different
cuts of meat and 88 per cent said
they wanted grade labeling. An
other 37 per cent said they wanted
sanitary Inspections, since they sus
pected snnitary conditions In tne
meat Industry.
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Milk Price
Hearing Set
PORTLAND fAl The Slate
Board of Agriculture will decide
next Monday when to hold another
hearing on ihe proposal to raise
milk prices in the Fortland-Salem
area.
Chairman E. Riddell Lage, Hood
River, said It probably would be
late this month or early in Feb
ruary. The board earlier ordered a cent-a-quart
increase for the area, but
postponed it on order of Gov. Paul
Patterson, who objected to the fact
that no prior public notice had
been given of the board's meeting.
A hearing held after the governor's
action brought protests from con
sumers and some dairymen
against a price Increase. The
board took no action then.
Stokowski, DAR
Battle It Out
WASHINGTON Wl That battle
of the drawn curtains, between
orchestra leader Leopold Stokow
ski and the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution, sputtered out
Wednesday night in a torrent of
angry words.
Stokowski had threatened that
If the sound-absorbing curtains
weren't pulled back he'd stalk
right out of Constitution Hall it's
owned by the DAR and leave
Washington's national symphony
orchestra minus a guest conductor.
In the showdown, he wound up
with a 15-minute, pre-c o n c e r t
speech, and then led the orchestra
after all.
The curtains stayed put, just as
the DAR said they would.
BIDS
PORTLAND WI Army Engi
neers opened bids on more than a
million dollars worth of equipment
for The Dalles Dam Wednesday.
A low bid of $746,000 was sub
mitted by the Carl B. Krause
Elevator Co., Inc., Chicago for
supplying three cranes. The Mof
fett Engineering Co., Albany, Calif,
made a low bid of $517,726 for sup
plying bridge cranes and lifting
beams.
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Library Adds
New Volumes
CHILOQUIN Mrs. Elmer Heg
lund, city librarian, has announced
that she ;has' nearly two shelves
full of new -books for adults. Cir
culation of books during winter
months is often high as long eve
nings give more leisure time.
Some of the books acquired this
week include:
Fiction: "A Bargain with God"
by Thomas Savage; "The Heart
of the Family,". Elizabeth Ooudge;
"The Marmot Drive," John Her
sey; "So Long as Love Remem
bers," Janney: "Time and Time
Again" by Hilton; "Digby" by
Walker; "The Kcntucklans" by
Janice Holt Giles; "The Devil's
Laughter" by Yerby; "That None
Should Die" by Frank Slaughter;
"A Handful of Raspberries," Igna
zio Silone: "The Time of the Gring
go" by Elliot Arnold.
Non-Fiction: "The Spirit of St.
Louis" by Lindbergh: "The Life
of George Sand'," Andre Mauvois
Leila; "The Nature and Drama of
the Polar World" bv Kaave Ro-
dahl; "Faith Is the Answer" by
Peale and . Blanton; "Woman's
Home Companion Cookbook;"
"Two Eggs on' my Plate" by Oluf
Reed Olson; '"Horn of the Hunter"
by Ruark; "The Greatest Faith
Ever Known" by Fulton Oursler.
The library Is open Monday, Wed
nesday and-Saturday afternoons.
Klamath F.lls, Oregea
AMERICAN CHINESE
' Foodt or their beitl
- Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
Ph. 6494 For Orders To Tokt Out
Eisenhower Speech At A Glance:
WASHINGTON I.W - Topic by
topic, here is the gist o rnajoi
recommendations president Eisen
hower made to Congress Thursday
Including many to be spelled out
in future messages:
Strong Economy-Measures will
include flexible credit and public
debt policies; tax adjustments to
spur spending: loans and guaran
tees, expanded social security: re-
j -i-.,., fnr fxrrirulture and for-
eign trade: advance planning ioi
public works.
Taxes There will be further re-j..-,;
a hrnnd earlv re
vision should include liberalization
as to working children, meaitm
expenses and widows and widow-
...it. rimanrinnf children: for
business, a break on depreciation,
research and retained enuuuBs.
D..4 ....horlnlpri PVfisie and COl'POl'a-
tion income lax cuts should not
go into effect.
Budgets-It will move closer to
balance, but a debt limit rise is
needed.
Agriculture Supports should be
come flexible, but without sudden
price drops, to stimulate consump
tion. Existing surpluses should be
"insulated" from trade channels
thrmmh such nrorains as relief
and emergency stockpiles.
Defense Emphasis is on nuuicm
weaaons and air power. Some in
formation on use of atomic wenp-
i .hurori with friends.
Oils suuuiu -
.-i afnnse is being
strengthened. The United States
should participate u.p o
the St. Lawrence waterway as a
security measure. The services
fringe benefits should be used gen
erously. Atomic Energy-lor-Peace Pro-posal-A
truly constructive Soviet
reaction would hold great hopes
for peace. , . .
Foreign Affairs, Foreign Assist
ance and Trade-U.S. policy in
cludes readiness in Korea and sup
port of its free government; con
tinued help against Communists in
Indochina, retaining Okinawa, sup
port of the European Defense Com
munity and Ihe United Nations.
Military and technical assistance
should continue to friends; econom
ic assistance in most places ex
cept Korea can be reduced. The
Defense Department should have
main responsibility for military
aid. Trade should be freer.
Internal Security Persons con
victed of conspiring forcibly to
overthrow the government in the
future should lose their citizenship.
Health The government can
help private health plans with re
insurance. Suffrage a Constitutional
amendment to lower the voting age
to 18 should be submitted; Hawaii
should promptly be made a state.
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Hartfev acT.S'Ml
i. .uutu n.
along lines to be
propoi
ployment Insurant .V
tended to 6 "2 rr.anA
now covered nj ..."i
to an additional lo mil!
Housing-a program,
sented including low u,'
time loans and aids for
should continue to const
Hood control and J
too big for local devewl
strengthen Its agriculttSl
vuuuu aim uooo prevtj
Highways The pr0SK,
cent gasoline tax i ..
cancelled. The governmJ
uuiiiiuue jis cemrat role
highway work.
unite necommni
al rate increases should rJ
meut should help stat.. .
build necessary schools. 1
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