THURSDAY, MAY 0, 1UM
IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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fl Beginning Of Oregon Vote
nace uuieiesi in rears
H. T. "MIKf ' WILLIAMS
Grange To
Hear Lecture
If. E. llrnrlckMin, Blirrwood
youth aiiperlntciidciH mid alale
di-mity. In Klnmnth County to vlall
anvan atihnrdlnatn irranui-e Will be
preaenl lor the ninctlmc ol Itir 1
Klamath Comity I'omona Oroiwe.
Saturday, Mny I. In Ihs llunantu
Khool (yiniiaaliiin.
Maaler II. T. "Mike" Wlllliima
will bo In the chair. Tho meellnif
wlU'open nl 10 R ill.
Allien Ullitmn. linker, chairman
nl the llrll'5 Canyon Aaaoelatlon
will eireak on "I'ubllo l'owcr,"
iturliiK the morning ecaalon.
The lecturer'a roitram will be
ureaentctf by Curl Yancy mid the
eiiterlaliimrnt will lie by the Mid
lund mid Lnnerll Vnllcy iranitea.
Wllllaina, uruniter since 1IKI3.
l a member or the fort Klamath
limniie. master tor lour .yrara.
pail overaecr mid now maMcr ol
J'umoim Orange.
An Luue CDinltiK before Uie Po
rtion mrcllni! will be the aludy of
local mid county government, In
cluding the method of determining
Jurlra.
By FAIII. W. IIARVKV JK.
BAUCM I U't been long
lime alnce en Oregon political
campaign produced ea little newa
an thia one, and maybe It never
happened before,
At anyrate, I've never aeen auch
a dull one In the 17 ycara I've
been covering the Oregon political
ware.
In caae you haven't heard, Clov.
Paul L. Patterson, who haa been
liuvnrnur for 17 months, la ruiinlng
uuulnul Brcrelury of HUte Karl T,
Newbry for the Kepubllcan nom
liuilluii (or governor..
'llie election la only two weeaa
and a day away,
lioth men are campalKitlnir hard.
Ilolh promise they will do a good
Job running tho alale. Both nay
TO HI.K SJ!
Test Planned
For Vaccine
PHTSBUnOH in-A new leal
will make poealble a quicker check
on the effectiveness of the Balk
polio vaccine.
Dr. Jonas E. Balk, who devel
oped the vaccine, and Dr. J. 8
Younger, both of the University of
I'lttaburgh, explained Uie new leat
at a aeulon yesterday of the So
ciety of American Bacterlologlsta.
Ttiey aald the teal employa color
rhaiigca to ahow whether the blood
of an Inoculated child haa devel
oped aulflclenl antlbodlea to kill
live polio vlruaea.
Dr. Bulk aald the new testing
techulquca haa already been made
available to laboratorlea cooperat
ing In the current nationwide field
lilala of hla vaccine.
Briefly, Uie lent conalata of
placing blood aamplei from a vac
cinated child In a teal lube with
polio vlrua and other subitancca.
The teat tube la then placed In an
Incubator for acven daya. If Uie
mixture turna from red to yellow,
II means Uie child, theoretically
at leaal, haa developed aufftclenl
antlbodlea In his blood to kill Uie
polio virus.
Trie teat, aayj Dr. Balk, will help
1n determining tho number of In
oculation needed and the beat
pacing of the ahota for maximum
eflect.
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SEOUL Ifi President 8yngman
Rhee Wednesday told more than
10. 000 cheering, flag waving (trade
school youngsters they "must grow
strong to defend Korea against
communism and foreign aggres-
aora. ' j
they will Influence new Industries
to come to Oregon to provide year
around Joba for Uie people.
There aren't any fireworks In a
campaign like that,
People around the statehouse,
where both Patterson and Newbry
work, aren't even talking about
politics.
"The people aren't thinking
about state politics," one veteran
political wheelhorae aald, "because
their minds are on the McCarthy
hearing, the H-bomb, Indochina,
and other things. It aeema as,
Uiough Uiat's all they're thinking
about now."
There's a hot power controversy
In the Northwest now, but It hasn't
become much of a campaign Issue
yet. Two daya ago, Newbry came
out fur federal power develop
ment, end Issued a challenge to
uov. I'stierson to stale hla posl'
tlon.
Newbry also complimented I
(7. B. Senate Committee for Its
plana to Investigate the contro
versy over administration of Uie
Oregon and California grant lands.
Bui he didn't say how he felt about
II.
Supporters of Oov. Patterson
fesred that the Lincoln County
vice Investigation might backllro
against the governor.
You will remember that the
governor refused to order Atty.
Oen, Robert Y, Thornton to con
duct the grand Jury Investigation.
Then Thornton, aayliig there wui
lots of evidence that vico was
widespread In the . county, said
some narsn words about the gov
ernor because he didn't lei Thorn
Ion take over Uie Job from the
Lincoln County district attorney. '
Borne of the governor's support
era then were afraid that If the
grand Jury returned some vice In
dictments, the governor would
look bad. Borne people might have
aald Uie governor was refusing Id
see Uiat Uie law was enforced.
There was a big sigh of relief
In Uie Patterson camp last week
when Uie grand Jury didn't Indict
anybody on the vice probe. The
only Indictment waa against Uie
man who was prominent In claim
ing the county was rampant with
vice, Thornton helped the district
attorney conduct Uie Investigation,
Aside from Uie Patterson-Newbry
contest, there are only two others
In Uie primary election lor state
or congressional offices.
The moat Interesting Is Uie Re
publican battle for Congress In
Multnomah County, where Rep.
Homer D. Angell, dean of Oregon's
congressional delegation, la run
ning against Tom Lawson McCall,
radio commentator and former ad
ministrative assistant to ex-Gov.
Douglas McKay. The third candi
date Is A. W. Lafferty, a congress
man of 40 years ago who wants
OkC lands given to the state.
On the Democratic aide. Edith
Oreen, who made a atrong race
for secretary ol atate against New
bry two years ago, Is a heavy fa
vorite to win Uie nomination for
Angell's seat. She has two oppon
ents. -
The only other 'statewide contest
la the Kepubllcan race tor labor
commissioner. 8tete Sen. 8. Eu
gene Allen. Portland school board
member and restaurant associa
tion head, la a heavy lavonle be
cause he's much better known than
H. E. Barker, Salem labor leader.
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ARTHUR W. RADFORD, Ad
miral, U,5. Navy, chairman,
joint chiofs of staff, itatti,
r 'The heritage of freedom
mutt be guarded at careful
ly in peace at it was in war.
, Soldiers, sailors, airmen, and
marinas have a real-, team
job to do in helping to pro
vide for the safekeeping of
our nation. They can fulfill
this assignment only with th
help and constant support of
Americans everywhere".
SHOP TIL 9 FRIDAY NITE
Congress To
Vote Bills
WASHINOTON 11 Tile Mo
Csrthy-Ariny hearing enters Ita
third week with the end not yet In
sight.
Secretary of the Army Elevens
Is due to be on hand to testify
as he has every day since Uie tele
vised hearings opened before the
; Senate Investigations suocommtl
itee. j But Ray H. Jenkins, special ub
icommlltee counsel, Indicates he
'plans to call first one of his as
Islslants, Robert A. Collier. Jenkins
sent Collier last night to find out
j whether Ally. Urn. Brownell would
(approve of the public disclosure of
what Sen. McCaithy (R-WIsi has
called FBI warnings to the Army
n, nn.ull.ln Rnul.l KMlftnBDM at lift
radar laboratories at Ft. Mon
j mouth, N. J. . ,
ST. LAWRENCE The House
meels two hours early to wind up
debate and then vote on a bill to
authorize Uie United Stales to Join
Canada In building Uie proposed
St. Lawrence seaway.
Supporters of the 30-year-old sea
way plan voice confidence of easy
victory. The House never before
has voted on the Issue. The bill
ties been passed by the Senate.
The proposed seaway would per
mit oceangoing vessels to reach
Great Lakes ports from the At
lantic ucean.
TAFT-Hartley the Senate con
tlnuca consideration of a bill to
revise the Taft-Hartley labor re
lations act along the lines sug
gested by President Elsenhower.
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