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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1954)
umiiARY 28, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE reYou Satisfied? , '!;,' committee of the Klamtth ' Potefo Ito . tio w0uld like to have en expression of U iL l.m.malcers in the erea on uit wnar - r f.. ina f ins - . , r" i t local potatoes. Tour comments in answer Lll"11"' ..i; will be appreciated and for- chairman of the committee Editor Lidito' ' 1tl Falls. Ore. ' . , ....., in local store is good poor P better grade potatoes are being shipped out, poorer grade potatoes for local consumption L, more potatoes if the quality was improved . Until i Mayers Hang Today Crtiou rape-alayinf ' 21 Kb FarMWortb five ft, t a Guam jungle. rlLpvt. Herman T. Den fuiMianapoUs. and Sgt. L Bonis. 36, of Spokane, PJt to their deaUia on the I Bond" w Set , bid in urge to put some rial ban? Well, now you Bl help figbt polio at the onigat, January J9, KPJI rajcul an hour-long "Bail f ,boi, Telephoned bids s; some man' in Jail, llgur i at least, until someone else him out. i iB be on an accumula te lite a Dutch bid, but Mum "In" ' m 0(4 up by city police, taken i to the local lock-up and put i tot IHeVir and Jack Rockwell aspenle. at JI to broadcast 3! md tape the arrest and I i He victim for liter uiTtey will also tape the i the prisoner for broad- unrtiy morning. h pints on the March of i tol Made a film on polio I til k shown at Klamath ri tairy 31 through Feb l la special intermission 'mm be accompanied tea cans. ! U a March of Dimes "a will be held In Bly. ft.Jinuary 30, Merrill, ' naelake Moose will J&&nr a bpnefft risnra iho cooperating in the i uigd, wim activities dl fklaeVFW auxiliary. wted for Klamath ""fine remainder of the node the Mnthr. u.h f Hi Me of Dollars Sat- 10-foot-hlgh gallows, As an Army chaplain recited Psalms, Dennis said "1 pray for those making this mistake, 'They, are sot accomplishing anyuiing by executing me. Burns louowed Dennis . uo the 17 steps to the gallows. You are Just complying with an order," he told Air Force guards. "You haven't solved the crime." . Miss Farnsworth, a former WAC from San Francisco, was a Navy civilian employe ai a curio snon. She was found badly beaten and near death In dense Jungle Dec. ii, 1MB, only two months before she was to .leave for the United states to be married Dennis and Burns, along with Dennis' half-brother. Pvt. Calvin Dennis of- Frederick, Md., . were convicted in 194) of the slaying. iaivin s sentence was later com muted to lite imprisonment. KCOVERED P DELHI. India in m.. E!" "ly its w nostages last Octnbur h h.Ij n ""ramen in the Abor northeast Assam. The . members of ih.hi,, ."ST? aut"S! an am. Wwh TO persona on an imo will mission were Korean War Bonus Eyed PORTLAND IM A hill I,. Oregon state bonuses of the Korean War will be lntro- nucea in we next Legislature by Sen. Richard L, Neuberger, Port land Democrat. He asked Sam R. Haley, legis lative counsel, to prepare it. Then he said he had tried to introduce a similar bill In the last legislative session but it was rejected by thai nuies uomnunee- Decause"it was too late. That, he said, was the reason for the early request for preparation of the bill this time. His proposal as outlined In his letter to Haley: Following the general pattern of the World War I bonus with S10 for each month of domestic and $15 for each month of foreign serv ice, with the termination date left open pending declaration by the President that Korean ; hostilities ave at an end. He proposed the same administrative and financing procedures as for the World War II bonus. V V > 00? NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of the Klamath County Jrancti of the Oregon Educational Assn. are (1 to r) Mabel Hanson, vice president; Viola Dickson, secretary; Hazel Todd,, president and Lido Botti, treasurer. , , r . , . Smoking, Cancer Held Related ST. LOUIS MA St. Louis sur geon active in research says the only persons who don't believe a definite relationship exists between cigarette smoking and cancer are those who have not made statisti cal studies of the question. Dr. Evarts A. Graham made that statement last night as he read a paper before the Washing ton University Medical Society. Dr. Graham, professor emeritus of surgery at the university's School' of Medicine, and his asso ciates published their first statis tical study on the controversy In ft II JIKHlaJYUUI IIVUI1 VI ' ! i h WASTES Vour fuel! AMA Blasts Health Deal WASHINGTON HI The Ameri can Medical Assn. (AMA) protest ed Thursday that "a distorted pic ture" of the nation's health needs haa been drawn In an effort to In fluence public support for a government-controlled medical care program. As a "positive program" to cushion the economic shocks of Ill ness, an AMA spokesman urged continued reliance on voluntary health Insurance for those who can afford It and direct help from local ana state governments for the in. digent. Government health "subsidy" Is not desirable, he continued, and Uie problems of the chronically 111 and the poor can be solved without changing the "existing mechan ism" of free enterprise. , The association's position was outlined in testimony prepared for the House Commerce Committee by Dr. Walter B. Martin of Nor folk, Va., president-elect of AMA COURTESY CALL OTTAWA Wl Canadian Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent starts a "courtesy call" to 10 European and Far Eastern capitals next week. Officials say he may If asked pour some oil on troubled waters, but he's definitely not traveling to mediate any East - West disputes. . 1950. ( More than 3.000 cases have been Involved in 12 statistical studies made since the original report, he said, adding: "It Is significant that every one of the studies concludes that a definite relationship exists." lawn auek lue- aakt sUbm In utia pin r wtll Bint m aflafll aaata! Ml thai ! HiniMad Otaaa Chord Oraaa LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. 12 N. 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