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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JUNK 10. 1054 1IKRALI) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE MRS. ROBERT WADE received, bachelor of science degree in education from Southern Ortgon Colltgt, Aihlind, June 4. D.lora It the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Emit Hodlund, 3515 Summort Lena, end livi in Ashland with her husband Bob and young daughter Sut Ellon. . Photo by SchUcic studio, Ashland GOP Voting Heaviest In California SAN FRANCISCO Cslllornla Democrats and KcpuullL-aii boll) Link heart lodsy In Uie outcomo of IVrsdny's aisle election. Tn Democrats rolled up their arcuicH pruunry vole of modern limes. Pltrty leaders Mild Uie resur gence was Ukv rcsull of Uiree fuc torn. In tills order: political affili ations Hated on the ballot. n In novation for Uie direct primary; newly rovlved Democratic orifsn Iznton; pn aiill.ltrpoulrsn trend. Tlie Republicans, however, out polled their rivals In the combined ullv for nil major races, with one exception. The sue ot the vole rncourat,'id OOI1 prediction.1! thai they would win In November. A Democrat. Ally. Clen, Edmund (1. lirown, amansrd tho hlnhe.it nver-all vole, 1,171. IM. to become the only two-pnny ; victor amcuiR Male olllrera. lit- won both the Democratic and Republican nonu nation under California'! cross flllnir political system. Nearly complete relurna Rave Republican Oov. flood win J. Knight a cumulative vote of 1.6M..M to 7M.0B9 lur Richard tlrsvei, who won Uie Democratic nomination lor governor, nolo cross-filed. By parties: Republican, J8.513 of 33, SM pre clncla Knliiht, ntll.OIJ; Ornvc:., 05. WO: Cornell Onbrlj.li. ll.lal. Democratic, 18.01)3 precincts' KulRhl, M0, Bit: Cirnvcs. 700.690; Ihxlerlck Wilson. 07.716. There was a aimllar nap between the two nominees for the U.8. Sen ateSen. Thomas H. Kuchel. Re publican, and Rep. Samuel W. yorly. Democrat: Republican, 18,115 precincts K Kuchel, 875.440: Yorly. 85.M6. Kuchel, 375.079; Yorly, 6i0.at. Democratic, 17,042 precincts Kuchel total: 1,550,510; Yorly, 105,K!0. Suicide Tried In City Jail A Las Aniieles man arrested by city pollco on a drunk charge early Wednesday morning and placed In the drunk tank at the city Jail, was later rushed to a local licplinl for medical treat ment after he had attempted to tako his own life, officers reported this morning. Kenneth Beckett, 1025 Wilcox. I.os Angeles, who gave his local address as the Coity Hotel, cut his throat and alashed both wrists with a Major blado he had con cealed In his clothing. A physician was called and Beckett taken to the hospital whore 25 stitches were taken In Ms neck and several , In each wrist. Following treatment he was returned to jull. Governors Hold Session RICHMOND, Va. Wl Clover noi s and- representatives ot 15 states where schools are segre gated voted to go Into closed ses sion Thursday to consider the Su preme Court's ruling that the prac tice l violative of the United Stales Constitution. Acting Oov. Charley Johns of Florida objected to barring the press, and asked to be recorded as opposing tho motion for a closed session made by Oov. Rob ert Kcnnon of Louisiana. "We believe In putting tilings out on the table and letting every body hear." Oov, Johna aald. He said that In the lulure meetings of the Florida pardon board would be open. Oov. Kennon's motion was adopted however with only the votes of the Florida delegation noted In opposition by newsmen. Oov. Thomas B. Stanley ot Vir ginia waa elected chairman of the conference on motion of Oov. James Byrnea of South Carolina. Johns said - "complete aegrega lion" will be "malnlalr.ed in our public schools" as long aa he Is Uie chief executive In Florida. Johns aald "we believe in so cial progressa. . . (but) we do not believe that progress can be ob tained through coercive . Judicial mandates.' Medford Lumber Pact Signed Word was received Uils morn ing by the Pine Industrial Rela tions Committee office that the Fir Milling and Planing Company of Ashland and Uie IWA-CIO local union No. 6-307 have completed negotiations. An agreement was reached Wed nesday evening to reinstate and extend their present agreement without wage change until April I, 1055. Approximately 45 employes are affected. DAILY VACATION , BIBLE SCHOOL Jun. 10-23. libit laptlit Church, 2244 Wi.rd St. Dally lus Sched ule ,. . aictpt Sat. and Sunday. 1:00 a.m 1090 Woe us St. 1:10 a.m. (20 Pacific Terrace 1:11 a. si Mills School Corner lilt a.m. Dr. Sersaut's oHIco 1:20 Washburn Way t RadcllH 1)22 a.m. Arthur St. 1 Shasta 1:25 a.m. Shasta View Grocery 1:10 4721 Shasta Way . I:1S Shasta School 1:40 a.m. Airway ft Patterson 1:45 a.m. Wlers Park at Haaa look Par The llua lus Soldier's - IVifeRefused U.S. Entry Pl'ITHHUnail A National Ouurdaman who soul Ills wile to amy with her mother In Europe while he went to serve 111 Korea says he hiiiin't been able to get hef readmitted to this country. His wlm Is hot an American citizen. She's now stranded In Nlugurn Falls, Canada, aays Charles Ir vine, 31, who commanda Battery C. 708th Antiaircraft Artillery Hut lallnn ol the National Uuard. After returning from Korea, he says, he wrote his wife Lorl to come home. She had been with her mother, Mrs. Arlhur Mullln, a British subject. In Uarmlsch-Par-tenklrcheii, Germany, ' Last month she and our son. and our dog, arrived Ui Montreal," Irvine said, "I went up to bring them buck. And, by golly, tho lm mlhrnllon officials said she couldn't come in on a visitor's visa. "1 didn't know what to Uilnk but Uiey wanted papers about our mar riage, papera about everything. Hell, I just gave up and came back home." He aald he was "getting damned mad." "I guess It's Just because of red tape but H's difficult to understand thai kind of red tape. I have my dog but my wife and child are in Niagara Kails, Canuda, How about Mall" Irvine met his wife while serving in EuroiM during World War II. He said after the war he returnee to Europe and they were married in 1050 at South Ken, England. "Wo gut a visitor's visa for my wile and entered the U. 8. with no trouble at all," he said. He was shipped to Korea In 1051 after service In the reserve, "I hardly knew what to do," hi said. "Here I was going to get In the shooting again, So I sent my wife and son to live with her mother." Japanese Report Radioactivity TOKYO 11 A Japanese radioac tivity test ship delected strong signs of contamination last night south or the U. 8. H-bomb test area at Bikini. Kyodo newa agency reported today. Radioactivity was found In the fish, rsln and seawater tested by the Bhunkotsu Maru nearly 500 miles duo south of Bikini. Rose Festival Climax Hears PORTLAND I The Portland Rose Festival alepped up Its ac tivities Thursday with six Navy ships In port and a new queen to rule over nightly exhibitions at Multnomah Sladlum, The queen Is a pretty blonde, Jau Maikslullcr, a Washington 1 1 lull School student, selected be fore a crowd of 22,000 at the htudlum Wednesday night. 'Ilir Nuvy cruiser Toledo and the submarine dudgeon tied up In the Willamette River In tho heart ol the city Wednesday. Four mine sweepers had arrived the day be fore. All arc open to public Inspec llon through the Festival, which will be climaxed by the annual floral parade Saturday. The parade has attracted a greater than usual number ol floats from outside Portland six from Oregon cities, tour from Washington cities, and one from llic Pasadena tournament ol Roses. '17ie Washington flouts will represent the Seattle Scafalr, Pu-1 yallup Valley Daffodil Festival, city of Vancouver, and Vancouver Alcoa plant. There will be about 40 floats from Portland firms and organizations. Ladies Society Holds Meeting The Ladles Aid Society of Malln Community Presbyterian Church held Its June business meeting Thursday. June 3, In Uie social hall of the church. The meeting was conducted by Uie vice presi dent, Mrs.' Florence Wilson, who Is also program chairman. It was voted to send S2S toward on honorary membership in a foreign mission. Money was desig nated to go for purchase of badly needed medical supplies. Mrs. Wilson announced that a new president will be elected at the next business meeting, July 1, to replace Mrs. Juanlta Fabl anek who resigned. Tho next social meeting will be June. 17; hostesses are Mrs. Con nie Lovenesj and Mrs. Helen Loosley. Oucst speaker will be Mrs. Leon Street. It was voted to present Mrs; Luclle Ciray with a cash gift Ui appreciation of her services to the church as organist-director, since this Is not a paid position. Mrs. Gray expressed her appreciation to the members. , , ' , 6' J i BRUtE HASKINS, 9, BONANZA, who believes he it 4 feet 4 Inches tall (but appears much shorter) appears pleased with the size ot his sponsor, Kiwenian John Fowler. Bruce antici pates Fowler will be a big help, to him in raising his acre of potatoes in the Kiwanii sponsored 4-H club potato raising contest. Pulp Company Strike Called By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . CIO Woodworkers struck another Oregon firm Wednesday In demand for a wage Increase. Boom men, affiliated with the Woodworkers, left their Jobs at the Oregon Pulp and Paper Co. at Salem, They also, put up a picket line at the Jim's Oswego boom, south of Portland. A. P. Hartung. Woodworkers' president, said the strike would affect ouVr firms rafting their logs to Oswego. The Woodworkers also went on strike last week: against five Ore gon plywood linns In demand for a pay boost. These walkouts stemmed from negotiations that were conducted apart from the general negotiations at Portland. KF Playground Program Told The summer playground pro gram of the city recreation depart ment will begin Monday, June 14. Supervised play areas, the hours and supervisors, on a Monday through Friday schedule, follow: Klwanls 9 a.m. to S p.m.; su pervisors, Beverly Eells and Carol Van Doren. Falrvlew 9 a.m, to t p.m.; Mar garet Kartell. Stukcl t a.m. to 12 noon; Sue Ramsby. Pelican School 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Mary Egan, Roosevelt School I p.m. to S p.m.; Marge Shreeve. Moore Park tennis courts 0 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Joanne Widness. The sports program will be un der the direction of Jack Kemnit- zer and John McOlnnls. Detail will b found In the sports pages. Baseball school will be conducted at Conger Field Monday, June 14, through Friday, June IS, Irom 1 to 4:30 p.m. Mary Lee Butler will direct aria and crafts and will make sched uled visitations to each of the play areas. None of the supervised play pro grams nor the swimming program need interfere with vacation Bible schools, Bob Bonney, city park and recreation director, pointed out. The play programs will con tlnue all summer and no registra tion Is required except for swim ming. Registrations for swim ming may be made for a time chosen to fit the Individual's schedule. WjjlsjfttfifUflVfiH' LISTEN TO... "USED CAR MART' ON KFJI EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT 8:45 FOR SPECIAL v USED CAR BUYERS NEWS Excellent Buys In Used Cart Will Be Heard on This Program fMONKEY DEHJG WALGREEN AGENCY THURSDAY. FRIDAY, t SATURDAY SALE 7th and Main in Klamath Falls Mill . Start QtMlrtN i 33 SUPPOSITORIES 14 OLYCtHIM. INFANT OR ADULTS. JAR 12 (Limit?). . 1 32' RINSO POWDER 9? 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