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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1954)
MONDAY, JUNK 7, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAQE ELEVEN i Women Of The Moose Hold Chapter Night Program MARGARET SEALEY, member, (hip chairman, Woman of the Moot Chapter 467 joined ht lodge In May 1947. She has sponsored four candi dates. Marqarer li alio a membor of th Robokah lodge. Photo by Miller-Williami US Ambassador Backs India WABKINOTON W Amcrlin'i emuaaaaclor In fmtla, Ucariin V. Allen, unlet today Umt emintry mlRhl undertake a drlrnne nllluncc Willi Ita nrlRlibnr.i provldt-d H lelt A.-ilan wro Inklnit tho trad. Allrn, former envoy In audi dtp lnmiilto hot mkiI.i aa Iran mid Yu goalavla, alree.icd lndla'a slronit leehni; of imtlontillNiu tune and gain In a conyrliililrd Interview tu the weekly mauiuinc U. 0. Mewa and World Kepurl, Alter reciting India's reftiMil lo llnw V, B. plane in fly over the country Willi French irnon for Indochina, Indian opnoaiuon to I). 8. mllllciry aid tn Paklatan and other inatterH In dtnpulo between i India and America, Allen iiald he In nonelheleM certain India would fluhl for Ita own Independence and "my buck la they would flalil for Independent ucluhbora auch aa Burma aa well. Ho aald chance for lndla'a tak ing part 111 an Afclan deleiute aya tern "would dei)cnd aomewhat on how It came about." , "If Ihey lelt Iho Oriental power thrimelvra were leadlnu, and we' w-ero merely barkatoppma; nonait1 lireulon with our power and re-1 aourcea." he sold. "I think that! might happen." j Membcrahlp Chairman, Margaret Seuloy, Women of Ilia Mooae, Chap ter 407 held her Chapler Night Pro lliain at Mooae Hull Tuenday June 1, . 'Ilia reiiulur ludun kchMoii waa oullod to order by Henlor Koueut, Kiilhleen Hepburn. Kollnwlun open lug coieuioiilea, Mm. Henley was extorted to Uie Henlor Hrgpiit'e sta tion and conducted her program. Harvey ilrnnuan, of the Veterans of 1'orelKii Wara, waa Introduced to tho uuests. 1he Uiplc ol his talk waa: "Heaped to the Plan." Urall nnn nave the historical background of muny foreliin ntanduids and Units, aa well aa the Blurs and Hlriea. Ho closed Ills talk with ueiiernl Information on the proper display of the flag. Mra. Benlry requested that the Former POW's Honor Chaplain PILBKN, Kan, (II The Hev. ICinll J. Kupiiuii, heroic embolic chnplnin who died In a wretched North Korean prison camp, was honored In Im hometown church yesterdny by his fellow prisoners of war, A crucifix exqulnllrly carved by prlftoiicm Irom a piece of oak fuewood with a makeshift knife In the prison cump waa presented to the HI. John Church In this liny town where rather Knpaun preached his first sermon. dpt. Ralph Nardella, Paterson. N.J., presented a check for S8.3U0 from fellow prisoners of the chap lain. Nurdella told how Ilia camp's In matea vowed lo contribute a fund In Father Kapun'a honor alter he died nf dysentery and pneumonia May , l'JM. at the sue of 35. Henlor netent be escorted lo the nltar' with the membership com mittee. All worn presented with Kilts by Hie membership chulrinan. Committee members were; Daisy DoukIiis, Mnrle Kela, Murgarcl Un lliHer and Ella May Hninnll. At Iho close of tho program, alio was escorted to the altar and pie sented with a Kill by the Henlor Ilegmit, token of appreciation from the chapter for her program. Candidates Initiated In honor of Ihe membership committee were: Patricia M. Ilcscock, RefUKlo lliornlon, Virginia McUuuitliey, Elvo O. Voriium, Wanda Bailey and I.eons linker. Hponsora listed In ranie order were: Jackie Pool, Lola Ilemlngaon, Junle Moore, Erla Falrcluld. Ninon Nybuck aKnorcd Uie last two candidates. Refreshments were acrved to sixty-three xuesls by the member ship committee, 'Hie refreshment In bio was atlructlvely decorated with miniature flniis. 1he comple tion of this program closes the activities of tho chapter building committee lor tho ycur. IIKAVV KAIN HOUART. Tasmania. t.fl The woist llood in 30 years brought Hobnrl, Tasmanla'a capital, lo a virtual standstill today. Five Inches of rain In 41 hours put streets under water and marooucd Ihousanda In their homes. TKAVKI.KKa HOME' t Two famous Ainerl-' cans aalled Irom Italy yosterday; for the Western Hemisphere. Fran-1 cla Cardinal Hpeilinnn left Naples i for New York nnd novelist Kmeatl Hemingway lelt Clenon for his' homo In Havana, Cuba. Extra Work Mode Eaiv Rent A Typewriter Addinq Mochine airlri. at Hn Lost month'i rental it applied to purchos price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY Rl M.la run 1411 Iowa Holds Primary Today DUB MOINF.8 l.tV-Iou alls voted today In a primary election marked chiefly by a six-way Republican gubernatorial contest. U. 8. Hen. cuy Gillette D-Iowa Is unopposed as la Rep. Tom Mar tin, the Republican challenger who will run ogauist Gillette In No vember. Among the remaining seven of Iowa's solid Republican clghl niember congressional delegation, only Representative H. R. Cross nf the 3rd District has cometitlon. He Is opposed by State gen. Her- ' - 6 . V - - ...aT.W m i A : : J VC" oa ! 1 I I ' Lr i it i i i i OFF TO OLATHE, Kentai, on Tuesday were Mr. and Mn. Greer Drew (left) and Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Drew, of Drewi Menstore, to collect top prize in the nation for the greatest sales in crease for C. H. Hyer Son's cowboy boots for men and women. The store showed a 57 per cent increase last year over the previous year. Top prize was an expenses-paid trip for two to the manufacturer's headquarters in Kansas. mun Lord of Muscatine and State Rep. Fred Schwcngcl of Daven port. Clyde E. Herring, on of the late V. B. Sen. Clyde L. Herring, Is the unopposed Democratic nomi nee for governor. Young Herring Is Polk County attorney In Des Mobies. State Ally. Gen. Leo A. lloegh (pronounced Hoygi an appointee of Gov. William S. Bcardtley. who is retiring from politics, appears to be Uie front-runner In Uie Re publican gubernatorial race. A prime question la whether any of Uie six candidates will get the re quired 35 per cent of the total vote which nomination requires. Other wise the choice will be up to the GOP State Convention In July. Hoegh's opponents are Ben Ells worth, Ottumwa attorney: A. B. Chambers. Des Mouies auto dealer riftTSs Xf&. HKLUOf TMS M YOUR FIGHT HEIGHT DIET LIKE "DANDEE" - AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCER and former mayor; William 8. Limes, speaker of the Iowa House; W .H. Nicholas, Mason City tur key grower and former lieutenant governor, and State Rep. Ernest Palmer Jr., Fort Madison attor ney. Feel Like This After Eating? (Go HtMrtburn, Acid Stomach?) TUMS Ntvtrflfczft Excns Actf Ft If yoa suffer from after caiiojc dinrcsi, ir chis tnp.ipccd way to rcbeve gmtsf fvllocff and acid indiccstioo. Just tat I or 2 Turns after meju or wneocver overindulgence make you feel upset. Turns neutralize excess stomacbacid fast. Can't overalkalize. Always carry Tumi in pocket or purse. Guaranteed to contain no soda. Get a roll tods 7! mm luasntiai ruauar Joseph K, Carson, Democratic Nominee for Governor, has named Henry L. Hess, prominent eastern Oregonlan and Multnomah County lawyer, aa Oeneral Chairman of the Carson for Governor Committee. Hess, long prominent In state and national affairs is a giaduato of the University of Oregon law school. After serving In World War I he engaged In the lumber busi ness and was associated with Judge R. J. Green tn law practice In La Orande for 18 years. He was state senator for Wallowa and Union Counties and served In the 1933 and 193S sessions Including the special session. In 1938 he de feated Governor Charles Martin for the Democratic gubernatorial nom ination but was defeated by Charles A, Sprague In the general election. In 1948 he was appointed Unl'ed States District Attorney for Oregon and served in that capacity until IBM. Hess Indicated he will resume his law practice In Multnomah County where he now resides. In accepting; the appointment Hess pledged his full support to Carson and his committee. Earlier In the year he had been promt- Carson Names Campaign Aide nently mentioned aa a possible Democratio nominee for the gover norship. 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