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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1954)
SATUIUMY, MAY 22, 11)54 1IKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE H. C. DOER,, left, preiont buriar of OTI and Jack Douglas, who arrived here last weak to act at Militant buriar. Change In OTI Staff Planned Newest member of the adminis tration staff at OTI Is Jack Doug las, who with hl (ninlly, arrived last week from Kugene, to be as Mitatit bursar. He will replwe II. C. Uoerr, present bursar, who Is ictirmg January 1055. DoukIiis Is a native Oregoulnit and has had con siderable experience In business management. Fallowing graduation Irnm OSC In IIMS, Douglas was employed In Ihe business otllre as accountant and tiaiutcrrcd from there to Ihe U. of O. In IB63 us business man ager. he also acted as director n( housing, properly control offi cer and olllce manager. It. C. Doerr. native of Mlnne ol , has been business manager at OTI since the school oienfd In 1M7. He was alllllated with bank ing In Minnesota and came west In 1937. Prior 'to coming to OTI, Doerr waa business manager of the stale Tuberculosis Hospital In Kalem. lie will retlro under the alata retirement system In Jan uary IBM. Lumber Wage Pact Signed llclwern 84 and 100 member ol IWA-C'IO local union I3-SM have Mailed with Michigan California Lumber Company, nl Cumino, Col' ltrnl. vxiriKlinit the conlmct until April I, IMS. without wage change. Word of the settlement was tele phoned late yesterday to the olllce of Pine Industrial HcleUon Com mittee, according to Chct Irving, secretary manager. Woods employes only are covered by this contract. Plant 'Operation Is represented by the AKL. Barbershoppert, Plan Meeting Wednesday night. May aoth, will are a gathering of Basin barber hop talent at the new kvih In Cluloquln for a benefit perioral ance. Funds from the ahow will no toward a wading pool for children In Ihe rlly park. The Houmi Brothers from Bo nansa, the Kujao's from Mnlln and Uie Spud Notes from Klamath Palls will be among featured num bers. In addition Celeste Winkle man will present two ballet num bers. Member of the Klamath ftPEflHQHA are putting on the ahow and many of them will be on band. Lack Of Evidence Ends Numbers Case Baltimore: i a numbers rase wax dismissed here yester day alter the defense attorney said the state's evidence "looks like Egyptian hieroglyphics or a pirn tugrnph of a wrUikled dish cloth." Attorney Alnn H. Murrell re ferred to a photogrnph of a white pad which police had dusted to bring out pencil Impressions. Police charged Hint sterling Patrick, 41, had been arrested with the pad In his possession and Unit It bore Impressions of a lottery number Villton on a previous page. Magistrate Howard L. Aaron dis missed Patrick, saying a prima facie caso had not been made by the state, I lliaalBa,aa'Bl LWE ARE OPEN ALL DAY Us 0J Every Sunday Sni . 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Wj C fY I r For Your. rX( Isfn 1 I y Shopping Convonlence JL V IpJ . I ' UK ntNUKIUO Veur NtlihWriwt1 Dranlit , MU 80. TH v III fl t 1 fejajfc.w.n'J Gen. Dean Urges Strong Reserve PIIOF.NIX. Aril. l.TV-The United Htates must build strong reserve forcea to balance the overwhelm ing numbers of unllormed Com munists, MaJ. Oen. William F Dran says. The former North Kuresn war prisoner deplored here yesterday Ihe fact Uiat lew veierans Join the resorvea. Uen. Dean spoke belore two ri.oenix groups. Later, he re viewed ROTO unlls at nearby Ari zona State College si Tempc. Smash Injures KF Motorist A Klsmnlh Falls couple, Mr. and Mrs. Emit Johnson, 3BH Flint, were treated tor minor Injuries at the Klamath Valley Hospital shortly alter 3 p.m. Friday following an accident on the Keno Road. - The Johnsons were driving away Irom the Pioneer Grocery, about aeven miles west of Klamath Falls, when their car was struck by an other driven by Gene Lyman Daly, Rle. 1. Box M4 Talent, who was traveling caM. according lo Ore gon Ulale Police. The Injured couple was releused from the hospital following incut ci. I attention. Both cars were bad ly damaged, police staled. Indian Agency Changes Told A replacement lor E. J. Dlehl. suiicrUitendcnt ol Indian alfalrs at Klamath Agency has been an nounced by secretary of the In terior. Douglas McKay. W. Wendell Palmer, superinten dent of the Wind River Agency, Ft. Wa.-Jinkle. Wyo will be trans lerrcd here to replace Dlrhl who retires June 30, alter 33 years with Die Indian Bureau. No announcement as lo who will replace Chief Clerk Tom Sanders, at Klamath Agency has been made. Sanders Is being transferred to an ngnncy In Washington upon his return Irom a vacation trip. KOltKA SEOUL Wi The Korean lie public, a government subsidised English language dally newspaper, Saturday editorially rapped "Americans and the reconstruc tion program that have promised so much but have delivered so little." The editorial was accompanied bv a three-column cartoon en titled. "How Not lo Rehabilitate Korea." It depleted a large amount ol paper work being done by men resembling "Uncle 8am." Malin Nursery ' Hag English Privet Hodge Plants Plants 2 to 3 ft. tell. JJ mskts an armful net a handful. This Is the est hedfs plant lot Klsmelh Fells. 30 te40 per 100 It. Hemedele and Harlan Ph. SJ02 Klamath Falls i i PRESCRIPTIONS If PHONE JTk M 0 m . (V 3 4321 Ike's New Social Security Law Readied For House Vote WASHINGTON Ut-Pranldcnl HI senhuwer's prngrnin fur a bigger and more liberal social security system was 'almost resdy loilu7 lor llouno, consideration. Members of (lie House Ways and Means Committee predicted their group would spprove Iho legisla tion next week after a couple ol finishing touches. The committee hss been taking up the Elsenhower program on an llem-by-ltcin basis. Lslo yeslcrdsy, the committee approved all ol the President's re quests for higher benefits, and In a lew cases added some ol Its own. It also approved over the op position of most committee Re publicansthe President's plan to raise from 13,800 to It. 200 the max imum annual Income on which benefits sre based and taxes are levied. That leu only Iwo substantial Items still to be acted upon: a proposul lo extend coverage to farm laborers, and s plan lo give disabled workers full benefits. The committee already had ac cepted Elsenhower's request lo ex tend social security coverage to doctors, lawyers and other profev tV . .1 1 41 RECOGNITION in education circlet was given Jot V. La Clair, director of the Instruc tional Materials Department in Klamath Falls public tchooli, recently. At the re quoit of the executive com mittee, department of audio visual initruction, National Education Aiiocia'tion, ht was named a member of the National City Programs Com mitttt. In addition ha hat been asked to author an sr. licit for the 1 955-56 volume of the "American School and University" yearbook on the topic, "Problems Met in Us ing Audio Visual Aids in Modern Classrooms and Ways of Overcoming Tham." I ARE WE GOING TO LET THEM GIVE AWAY Klamath county's (rest water aowtif Keep It th Klamath tider Surely! Let Klamath people "keep it" and RESIRVI U for themielvn, develop ky terming "Klamath Public Utilities District" under Ore gon lew enabling etfsnlistien and financing) la take ever slitting company facilities ky vote ef the people of the county without obliga tion (oscopt what power production will easily pay) oven at "cost" figures o tales lor ourselves, fugone does it tor Yi C.O.P. Co rates. Why doa't wo? Wo will, And go thorn one bettor. Put Klomoth In tint ploco. Our goal is CHEAPIST POWIP. of all la attract new business, Industries and people, 80,000 ky 140, while at the some time mak ing present Klomoth county people hoppy, including "iirifatienlsts" with a mill blonkot pump rate, THI IIGGIST THING THAT EVIP. HAPPENED to Klomoth pepls eaplodod Monday with a loud report! The sudden CRUSADE tor cheep paver Is "an IN way" with a lANGt to save Klamath ham "dying an the vino," simply strangled ky the giant octopus "high power." The response ta Monday's announcement ky Klamath's (rata people, was hia, spontaneous, and unmistakoklet The opening gun In Monday's Horeld-Nowt asking aukk oiprotiion ky moil, ky ovoryono desirous af cheep industrial, cemmerciol and residential electricity kreught us 1000 lusty amenst We want 10,000 "yes" STRAW VOTES. We can't ever Imagine anyana voting "I favor high electric kills" like wo new hove. So If you favar the present high rata set-up don't kethor to answer this, We want people who prefer "cheap power." II you answer this favorably your kill will ke cut Into half ar hatter. A SO veer COP Co. "grab" Is kolng pushed to Secy. McKay. Instant action Is necessary. I went you ta da 2 things: 1. Vote "yes, I'm all for it" ky cord ar Isttsr ta P.O. lea S74, Klomoth Falls. 2. Da yaur kit and get two ethers ta da the tamo at you are doing, and seen, Speed It upl You never hod an opportunity ta Invest 2 ar 3 cantt with luch a payoff. Hew would you like to do your port to cut your power kill into heltr If we get 10,000 "yet" volet ky tomorrow we'll he "en our way." Re member? 10,000 "yes" votes moons "power In eur heads." The cam. mlttee will do the rest, 1,000 "yeses" have reached aur ears. LOUDER PLEASE! Moke it 10,000 ky tomorrow's count. How yeursell to s 2 or S cent card ar letter without fell and don't foil me ar yourself. Per Greater Klomoth ' ( . f Harry Martin Yaur Pecketkeek Protector Como an Merrill, Molln, Chllosjuln, lononio, Ft. Klamath, lly, let's' make WHOOPEE!! We're en aur way la a touchdown thlt rime! Tha formula It simple, 10,000 little Utters, dynamic pellets la tha moll ky tomorrow) and we'll "brook thru" and win, Snaw us under with 10,000 "yet" cords and ar Utters H. Paid far ky Harry Marti slonals, to farm operators, minis ters, slaU and local government employes and various smaller groups. II the bill becomes law, Ihe sys tem, now covering some 10 mil lion workers and paying benefits lo 0 million persons, would blanket almost the entire working lorco of the nation. The social security system pro vides monthly payments to work ers and their families on retire, mrnt or lo their survivors. Both workers snd their employers pay special tnxes Inlo a trust fund Irom which benellts are paid. Although some parts of the pro gram are controversial, little on posltlon to the over-all bill Is ex pected In the Houac. The new benefit structure would boost Ihe minimum monthly pay ment lor a single retired worker Irom t25 to 130. snd the maximum Irom U5 to i8. 60. The minimum lor a retired worker and his wife If she Is 06 or over would rise Irom WW to 146: the maximum 1 1 cm 1127 .50 to 1141.16. . Even blugcr Increases would be provided lor those retiring alter the new 11.200 base takes effect next year. The maximum monthly payment would be 1108.60 for a smglo worker and 1102.60 for a worker and his wile. The new St. 200 base also would increase taxes by 12 a year for trwse making thut much or more Insured workers' survivors would get similar Increases, with the monthly minimum lor a fam ily rising Irom 118.16 lo 830 and the maximum Irom 8168.16 to 8200. Elsenhower had proposed a fam ily celling of 8190. but the com mittee went 810 higher. Benefits are based on average monthly wages under the system. Vote Pleases Patterson By Till: ABKOCIATKD PBEKS Oov. Paul Patterson, winner of the Republican gubernstorisl nom ination, said Friday night, he was "tremendously pleased with the vote." , "It -Indicated Ihe people like a program ol teamwork and cooper ation and I shall do my best to continue It," the governor said. 8ecrelary of State Earl Newbry, who was delcated by Patterson, said he was surprised at the small vote. "I have no regrets about having entered the contest and am grate ful for the support I have received throughout, the state. "I will be happy lo continue In my present olllce for the rest of my term and I will continue my mterest In my party and will be very active In politics," Newbry added. 8FE FRONTIER GUEST RANCH OFFERING OF CABIN SITES In Classified Section Today! JACK McGRATH, first driver ever to make the 10-mile qualification run for the 500-mile race at Indianapolit at more than 140 miles an hour, pulls up in hit Hinltle Special to re ceive congratulations of en amazed Wilbur Shaw, president of the Indianapolit Motor Speedway. Each of McGrath't four lapt was over 140, and hit 141.033 average wat almost 2mph over the record let in 1952 time trialt by the late Chet Miller. Prison Ruling Given By Court CHICAGO 1, State prison war dens have the right to prevent convicts from painting pictures or taking out patents on Inventions, the U.8. Court of Appeals ruled yesterday. The ruling of Justice H. Nathan Swalm upheld U.S. District Judge William J. Campbell's dismissal of a 8127,000 suit against Warden Joseph E. Ragen of the Illinois Slate Penitentiary. Clyde Wagner, serving a 100 year sentence for the 1937 slaying of an Alton policeman, brought the suit. He alleged his civil rights were violated because Ragen con fiscated his paintings and refused to allow him to apply lor a patent for a self-heating shoe pad as a protection against frostbite. 1 EXPORTS LONDON IT) The Board of Trade announced Saturday Brit ish exports to Soviet Russia In the six months ended May IS had totaled 3,763,288 pounds (810.S37. 065). It said an additional 236,908 pounds 18664,522) worth of goods had gone to Communist China. Shop for and ptont HOSE BUSHES ony time when bought at Suburban Flower Shop We have a nice selection growinf in cans $2.50 to S4.25 each 3614 South Sixth Phone 818S On this thirteenth anniversary of U. S. Savings Bonds, we can count the buying of Bonds as one of America's greatest blessings! We all know what they did to help in the war emergencies. But the real blessing of Bono's is what they have done for every tingle one of us at home. They have helped Americans to save on a scale brand new in history! 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The First Natl, lank of Portland Klamath lea and Storage Company Tht California Oregon Power Company Firs Federal Savings & Loan Atioc. laltiger Motor Company Klamath Basin Pins Mills Company Modoc Lumber Company ' Fluhrsr's Helium Bakery Rare Moments On TV Shows Make Unforgettable Scenes By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD IJ What are your most memorable moments In television? Day by day the TV tube poura forth Its unending stream of hum drum entertainment. Bui there ere moments all too rare when the screen comes alive with unforget table scenes. Recently I was mean dering through my favorite TV memories, and these came to mind: The fire on the floor of the 'M2 Democratic National Convention, a startling climax to an already dramatic scene. The "loyalty oath" issue wss being debsted hot ly when the incident occurred. A quick-witted delegste grabbed a mike and prevented panic. The first guesting of Msrtin and Lewis with Milton Berle. "Mr. Television" found his match In the brand-new young comics. It was tops for sheer hilarity. Lucille Ball's battle with the as sembly line In a candy factory. It was one of the first In the "I Love Lucy" series sod hasn't been equalled. Bobby Thomson's homer in the ninth inning, winning the 1861 pen nant for the Giants over the Dod gers. A real Prank Merrlwell fin ish. The exchange between Dean Ache son and the Russian delegate at the Japanese peace conference In San Francisco. There was add ed drama In the realization that history was being watched from coast lo coast for the first time. It was the first transcontinental telecast. 1950 Cote pickup field hoy chopper. Cost new $1900. Will tell for $6Q0. Good condition. Drewg Hereford Ranch Old Midland Road Ph. 3924 We bought 22 more Benit this hst year than in-the year before! We are holding Bonds for maximum return three-fourths of all matured K Bonds are still being held at interest by their original owners! If you're net already buying lends , try the easy Payroll Savings Plan You may save any sum you wish a couple of dollars a payday or as much at you can spare. You never miss the money . because it's saved for you before you get your check. And when enough has accumulated, ifs automatically invested in a Series E Bond, in your name, and the Bond is turned over to you. Then your savings really go to work earning you an average 3 interest, compounded semiannually, when the Bonds are held to maturity! Join the Payroll Savings Plan where you work today! Metier Brothers Home Lumber t Supply Company ' ' East Sid Ilectrie Klamath Falls Branch U.S. Natl. Bank Herald & Naws Wayarhasusar Timber Company Ellington Lumbar Company ' Car-Ad-Co Company The tramp number of Bid Caesar and Imogene Coca on "Show of Shows." The funeral train sequence In the Abraham Lincoln series on omni bus. It captured the era and the republic's sorrow for tho martyred President. The Ethel Merman-Mary Mar tin duet on the Pord 501) annivers ary show. The attempted rescue of Kethy Flscos, the little girl who fell down a pipe. In the early days of local telecasting, it electrified viewers, who sat before their sets for hours until the tragic ending. Rocky Marclano's defeat of Joe Louis, 15I, TRAIN WRECK HAMBURG, Oermany Ml Twenty-eight persons were Injured Saturday when three Jammed sub way trains collided In a Hamburg station at the height of the morn In?, rush hour. DANCE Tonight BOBBY CHAMPION and Hit Melody Wranglers ARMORY Dancing 9 til 1 Admission 1.00-tax incl.
