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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1954)
WEDNESDAVl PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Phono 3188 ' 9th and Pin THURS, FRI, SAT. - 3 BIG '' i ..! - i' ';'' . RY CLEARAN QUANTITIES LIMITED DAYS I ' mm GSA; JANUA "SO YOU BLEW ONE, HUH? A dime in this tube will help blow polio off the face of the earth," quotes C. E. (Sarge) Moss to Suzie Booth. Sarge, manager of Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley, is diverting the traditional treats to the crowd for "blowing one" to helping combat polio. The program began last Sunday, and will continue through out this week. Morse Raps Oregon Voters WASHINGTON (ff) Oregon Is suffering an "Elsenhower reces sion" and retaU sales in tne state are dropping. Sen. Wayne Morse told the Senate Monday. He said the administration's basic economic philosophy is a "duplication of the Hoover admin istration" and "the Republicans haven't learned a single economic fact of life since 1928 and 1829." Morse, Oregdh Independent, said these policies were leading to a full scale depression.. Anyone wbo tries to attract attention to these economic conditions is accused by the administration of attempting to talk the nation Into a depression, he said. -i The ! administration's "hard money" policy was partly respon sible for the recession, Morse de clared. He also criticized the power and public lands policies of . Interior Secretary , McKay and accused Atty. Gen. Brownell of not enforc ing the anti-trust laws. " ' ' "7 . i Knight In Favor Of Health Plan SACRAMENTO, Calif. IB Gov. Goodwin J. Knight advocates vol untary private , health Insurance plans written like 50 or $100 de ductible auto collision policies. If private Insurance companies can't handle the load alone, he told his news conference yester day, he favors setting up a non competing state medical Insurance fund which would offer policies on a strictly voluntary basis. - He said his idea was a better solution than President Eisenhow er's proposal for a system of gov ernment re-Insurance of private medical .plans. . - Traffic Officer On Nickel Spree WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Wl Rob ert Walkup, 34, former city traffic department employe, was charged yesterday with embezzlement of nyre than $8,000 in nickels from city parking meters in a 13-month period. ' ' He told poUce he had spent the nickels on fishing trips, a state fair Junket in Dallas, and two autos, among other things. He didn't have enough to make his $5,000 bond. . Fire Alarm Took Too Long, Cops Do The Job MARTINSBURG, W. Va. Wl State Troopers William K. sankbell and William Fitzer . discovered a fire In a home while cruising yes terday at nearby HedgesvUle. They radioed Martinsburg police to send a fire truck, but the Mar tinsburg radio wasn't strong enough to pick up the signal. Then they radioed Romney, W. Va., po lice, who radioed the Police De partment at Winchester, Va., who radioed the Police Department at Martinsburg, W. Va., who phoned the Fire Department. But before the fife engine ar- formed a bucket brigade and put out the fire. , 1 ARSON BALTIMORE Wl A 10-year-old boy. said to be a former Inmate of the Maryland Reformatory, and an 8-year-old companion were ar rested by police yesterday alter a three-alarm fire broke out in group of abandoned houses. The boys were seen running from the scene prior to the discovery of yesterday's blaze. r Notice to Septic Tank Owners There's nothing more simple than a septic tank when it works! And there's nothing more embarrassing than a septic tank that doesn't work! 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