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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1954)
,,KINKSI)AY, AI'KII, 'ill, 11IM IIKRALl) AND NriWa. . il cAIXS. OKKUON PAGE SEVEN sM McCarthy Army Fight Cost Told WAHIIINGTON i.fi The Mc-,a wee each. Thin adds up to Cartliy-Arrny hearings are costlnir' weekly payroll of about tl.125 hundreds nf dollar a day, but whatlfor however many week the probe the total bill will be no one pro-1 continue. teases to know. Kor one Uilnit, no rt;U!(hly 13.800 words of letl one know ;u;.l how long they'll mony ,re K0-t lnt0 u,e ttcora daily, or about lift panes a day la-t. 8cn. Munclt IP.-HDI, presiding tr tr the hearings aa acting chair man of the Hcnate Investigations subcommittee, waa asked for an estimate of the coat. "f haven't the foggiest Idea," he mi id. However, he said the aubcom mlllee had only three expenses the nulorlca of Its special five-man "tnff. the coat of the official lrnn- scrlpt of the testimony and the transportation of witnesses from out of town. x He did not Include the salaries of the seven subcommittee mem bers and of the principals to the dispute Army officials and Ben. McCarthy R-WIM.' Special Counsel Ray H. Jenkins and members of his staff are be ing paid at i rate of about $226 with 240 words to Uie paxe. For the number of copies of the Army was paying the expenses of Its own witnesses so far as he knew, Hn said he specifically ar ranued wlih the Army- that the subcommittee would not be charged with the expense of bring ing MaJ. Cen. Miles Reber baci from Germany, Reber was the first witness transcript It receives, the subonm- '"H'd bV the Army At the Pen mlttee pava SLOT a page. Thus. taftn. official said the cost of flv thls expense adds up to slightly h"n ,rm Western Germany under S200 a day l' Washington was 1433, and that Mundt said he had not received i'hl" w"s bclnK charged to the any bills from witnesses subpoc-1 Army. n.rd from out of town and so could I JQocph N. Welch of Boston, spec- noi esiimaie now wnat ims expense vj. -. , Would amount to. : ,'. ui. .i'iiv, . lal counsel retained by the Army for the probe, announced when he took the job that ha and his two assistants would serve without pay. He aald he had no lde that the Army's expenses for the Investlgo tion would be. Nor would Pentagon official hazard an estimate. Lart" UMh tea ll ask la Iktt sail ( I Bal a aelaat slaaa. Btalsl faff ehsta alae. Htmmond Orgaa Ckt4 Ore) LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. 120 Na. 7th He did aay, however, that the C.y.: iv MOMITMOONIftt WIUOMII Come in end it ui whan you arrive SEASIDE fill OMIT CNAjiaaa Of ccwubcl w. Ona INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS of Bet. lot field chapter of Phi 011 Kapp. profn!onl education fraternity, took pnac t th final mealing of the yr, dinner meeting Friday evening, April 23, t th Yacht Club. Officeri r II to rl Lelnd P. Linn, vlce-preildent, superintendent of ichooli t AihUnd; DVr Tylor, freaiurer, Inttruetor at Medford Senior High School; Verne Spain, preiident, principal at Millt School; Dr. Arthur Taylor, out-going president, profetior of education at Southern Oregon College; Dr. Loren Meison ger, secretary, profeitor of education at Southern Oregon College. CI GROVER MOTLEY, owner of Motley Plumbing Co., 812 Klamath Avenue, wat elected preiident of the Oregon State Aitocietion of Matter Plumbort at the doting ses sion of their annual meeting at Salem, April 24. Motley has been In the plumbing business in Klamath Falls since 1930 end In th pres ent location since 1937. Nearly 3 0 0 delegates end their wives attended the an nual banquet Saturday niaht, mkina th 1 954 convention one of the best attended in the history of the organiie-tion. One Eve Patch Said Enough ' ItALTIMORR Ui One public ized eye patch may be all right In the Onbnr family but not a second, Mniida Onbor Insisted yes terday aflrr a doctor prescribed patch for eye Injury. Maarin'a sister. Zsn Zsn, caused a stir Inst December when she ap peared in I.as Vegns wlih a black Plch over her right eye. She snld file had been slugged by Porllrlo Rublrosn, Uie much-marrlcd Do minican diplomat. Mngda Is now appearing here In n comedy. "Fajama Tops." Dur Inp rehearsal yesterday -she com plained nf something In her, eye A quick trip to Mercy Hospital turned the trick of removing the foreign object nd brought a pres. crlpllon for an eyo patch, a white one, which was taped In place. But when pholngraphera ran for Uielr cameras, Mugda aald no. "1 relu.ie to capitalize on Zsa Zsa's patch." ahe aald. MP 11 GOT t KLAMATH DISTRICT My Mrs, Fred Karlaon The Klamath district of Oregon Federation of Garden Cluba will hold the spring district meeting at Malm. Wednesday, April S with the Malm club as hostess group. Theme of the meeting will be "Color On Parade." Mrs, Robert Smith,' OTI will apeak on "Color." Registration opens at S 30 a m. and the business meeting will open at 10 o'clock. Reservations lor the luncheon ahould be made by club presidents by calling Mrs. Loyal Loveness, Malln. The Tulelake Garden Club will make the programs. Ml. Lakl Club will decorate the tables. Mra. Elhel Hamilton will bo In charge of the luncheon. Tickets will be 11.2. The luncheon will be served In the Ma sonic Temple. Each garden club will furnish 16 favora and two corsagea and each club will make a flower ar rargmenl. The meeting Is open to garden club membera only. ALTliRAM By Mrs. Guy Young Mrs. Charles Thurman. district director of Klamath district garden clubs- Mrs. Will Wood, state and district year book chairman: Mra. Scott McKendree. district flower show school chairman, and Mrs. Hybll Holl. president elect of the Malln Garden Club were guest speakers at the April 15 meeting ol uie Aituraa Garden Club. Mrs. Thurman spoke on club op gamzatlon and committee work. Mrs. Wood spoke on the Impor- TEA TOWELS STAINED, DINGY? . Here's easy way to keep them white: Tea rowels arc so much nicer when they're white rully white! Yet it's impossible to keep them white with a snap or detergent alone. To have tea towels that arc truly snowy and sanitary, fiive them this special I'urtliX treatment; Make up a special washer load of all your soiled and stained tea towels. Include other white goods, if neces sary, to make up a full load. When your load is ready, fill your washer, add soap or de tergent and one cup of PliRHX. Start washer, then put in your tea towels and wash. Allow full rinsing time. You'll be delighted with the fresh, sweet-smelling snowy . pnrii coar.ira.Boani tea towels resulting from this special Piirex bath. Th Gentle Bleach. Purex removes most stains in the or dinary washing process. -of course. And because PtmiiX is o gentle to cottons and linens, you can use it every washday. No need to wait till clothes are badly stained and dulled with grayness before you bleach! I'URHX is safe because it is pure. Used as directed, it won't shorten the life of cottons and linens a single day. Try it! PUREX. LIQUID LAUNDRY BLEACH ail. mir a ftcoa. aih. torn ntt... a Isnce of year books; Mr. Mc Kendree on the proposed flower show school to be held In Klamath ''alia, and the benefits derived from the school and Mra. Holl spoke on the coming district meet ing In Malln May ft. The meeting was presided over by the president Mrs. P. W, Mc Kenney. The business session followed a buffet luncheon. Table decor car ried out the Easter theme. During the business session, committee chairmen were ap pointed In plan for the Alturas Oarden Club spring flower show. Mrs. Ralph Laird and Mrs. Cla rence Ebbe will serve as general chairman. May 1i or June 4 are tentative dates for the show, depending on weather conditions Rules and classifications will be published later. Officers for the coming vear are: Mrs. Phillip w. McKenney, presi dent; Mrs. Kenneth Flourney, vice president: Mrs. Jack chase, secretary-treasurer and Mrs. J. Forrest Doyle, program chair man. ' t t Camera Chatter 3 "Frame's the Name!" 1 ' vjO y DAL SWOGGER Framing. In the sense w will be talking about today, concerns the taking of your mo vies and stills; an added way of Improving the Interest value of your home movies and snap shots. To frame your picture use an object in the foreground to set off the subject in the back ground of your picture. For in stance, in taking those land scapes of Crater Lake, you "frame" the lake through some large trees in the foreground. The point of framing your pic ture is to add depth or that feeling of a third dimension and to help bring attention to the center of Interest which. In the case of Crater Lake, 1 the lake itself. In taking those "family' va cation pictures, we can put this framing technique to very good use. Frame the vacation views with the family. Have sister standing in the foreground, looking at the subject of inter est, such a view of Klam ath Falls looking down from the OTT road. Remember, that . looking at the subject not to ward the camera, is the direc tive force. Frame your pictures to add interest and beauty to your home movies and snapshots. 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