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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1954)
TUKSDAY, HUNK 22, 1054 HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Q n SU3URBAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT - DISASTER CAR y vlZj Hiss Retired Pay Ruled On WA8HINOT0N Ml The Elgctv hower administration opposed de nying government retirement pay to Alxer Hum or any convict who became entitled to It lederal employee Monday. The administration atand sur prised many Conicresa member. Rep. Clardy (R-Mlchi said he was "hocked, aKhasl, enraited, boll Inx mad." Hep. HI, George (R NV), called It "Inconceivable." The administration's position waa stated by the Bureau of the Budget, which cuatomarlly speaks lor the President, and the Civil Service Commission to a House civil aervlce subcommittee. The subcommittee la consider Inx bills applying specifically to Hiss, and generally to all federal workera convicted of felonies In volving moral turpitude. Hiss, former Htate Department official convicted of lying when he denied giving accret govern ment documents to a pre-World War IX Communist apy ring, was Invited to state his view on the FOLKS WHO HAVE ATTENDED DANCES ipomortd by the Suburban Volunteer Fire Department have little dreamed where their dance dollars were going. Proof of the pudding that they have not been waited il found In the deportment' t ultra-modern new dliatter car, developed from i Greyhound bui, to be ihown for the tint time during the coming Klam ath Baiin Roundup. Oregon hat only ont other tuch diiatter unit, In Portland. Of the 50 men regiilered el firemen, only the fire chief, hit attittant end three driven ere on the lilt of paid employei. Here In front of the unit with red insignia and black lettering on a white background are (I to rl Clyde Williemt, Roger Wilkinson, driver; Prince Koberg, secretary of the volunteeri; Sam Warren, driver; Butter Gordon, fire chief; Menry Mudder, Glen Mudder, Joe Searlei, treeiurer of the volunteeri; Bill Masters, Ted Million, Blaine Thompson, driver; Ben Murphy and Duane Cassidy, president of the volunteers. WILLIAM L DALY, JR., 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Daly Sr., Rt. I, Bon 421, will leave June 28 for San Diego where he will receive his recruit training in the Marine Corps Reserve. Suburban Fire Department Forms Mobile Rescue Unit Malin Archery Shoot Held MAUN The third annual Field Archery rlliool to bo held on the Malln Archery Kiinue look place Sunday. June 30. The Mnlln Bow men Club were hoala to vlaltlng archrra Irom Central Point. Ash land. Medfoid. Klamath Kails and and Lakaview. Around 40 archers. Includlne. men. women and Juniors, ritlstered during Die day to com pete. four rounds on a fourteen tar get course waa the required shoot, with four arrows shot at each tar get. With the final totaling of scores Joe Williamson, Central Point, was hlith for the men, and Donald RnJnus. Mnlln second high. Mm. Jerry Williamson, central Point second high. In Uie Junior law. which includes botli boys and girls under 16. high score was taken by Floyd Jenkins Jr., and rerond high, llerrell, Williamson both of Central Point, Harry With ran, Medlord, won the flight shoot. Plnns were mnde to attend the Stale Shoot which will be held at Cave Junction July II and 12. Bringing to a close many months of cnrelul planning In forming a mobile rescue unit, the members of the Suburban Volun teer Tire Department, under the supervision of Fire Chief M. U. Clordon, have recently completed the conversion of a thirty-seven passenger Greyhound bus into an excellent disaster car. me cr is especially designed, and will even tually be equipped, for every type of emergency with which modern life saving workera may huve to deal, and will also serve aa a mo bile base for first-aid. rescue and salvage work at the scene of any major disaster that might occur. Due to the Federal prepared ness progrnm. and In view of the fact that Klamath County has very little to offer in rescue equipment of Uiis type, should an emergency of either a war or peacetime na ture arise, the Suburban Volunteer firemen have fallen In line with larger departments on the Pa clfiu Coast in assuming the re sponsibilities of this added public sen-Ice. "Hie "Suburban Volunteer Fire Department Disaster Car", will be placed In aervlce for the first time at the Klamath County Fair grounds, July 1, 4 and t. where It will also be on display, giving the publio a chance to Inspect the In terior of the car. Men will be on duty to explain the various Instal lations ranging from a radio con trol ccnier. which Is being in stalled at the rear of the car. to a complete field kitchen Installa tion Just behind the rescue souads seating compartment at the front. Between the kitchen and radio control center are located cabi nets for atorage of Items such aa medical supplies, rescue equip ment, flremens gear, various types of tools, blankets and many other Hems loo numerous to men tion. There Is an emergency opcrallug table located on one side with a dual reauscltalor, Inhalator and as pirator at one end and space be low the table fur surgical Instru ments and operating equipment ample for emergency field work. The car Is speciully wired for the proper lighting throughout and generates electricity from Its own portable 110 volt light plant. It Is capable of traveling to any point in the country where additional help, In the event of a disaster, Is vi tally needed. Purchnse of the disaster car It self was made by the Suburban Volunteer Klrcmcn. using money obtained through Uie departments annual dances. Actual cost of the equipment Involved, so far. was also paid for by the volunteer tire- men, w-liti many items, materials and labor received as donations of business firms In Klamath Falls and the South Suburban area. With Suburbans annual dances being the firemen's only source through which to flnsnce this service, tt will probably take some time to secure all the necessary pieces of aalvage and disaster equipment that are still needed to complete the car. HOTEL ROOMS Reasonable Rotes (Beautiful Kitchens Available) CORNELIUS Apartment-Hotel Quiet, Fireproof, Convenient Parking, Close to Everything. Three Blocks from Bon Morche. 306 Blanchard EL 2888 Seattle, Washington proposal to 'lake away his pension. Through the Prison Bureau and an attorney, he sent word from Lewlabtirg, Pa., prison that he did not wish to make a statement. Hiss has a total government 1 service of 14 years, a months. Un-1 der present law, he will be en-j tilled to retirement pay of 1700 ! a year starting Dec. 1, 1966, after j he reached age 62. The Budget Bureau, In a letter to the subcommittee, aald the courts have held retirement rights are contractus! rights "and that then the United States enters into an employment contract It Is gov- FOR SALE 4 ream house - hamburger end Ice creem Mere. UOO aih. leiy terms en belence. ISO E. MAIN emed by the snmo laws that ap ply to contracts made by private cltlsrna." LUf.,1 iltoS Itsa IM Se alsast la Uila sen at Ifce !. 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