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WRDNKSIMY, JULY 7, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELKVKN 5 ita ram iiwiii tt ii&lSZ&ZZZ, STATI CHAMPIONS In 1953 and wlnnerj again ,ln the 1954 Klamath Bsiin Roundup Parade I (hi local American Loqion Drum and Bugle Corpi, on of the groupt namad among (he en- (rial and Includod in (he lilt of 20 loving cup winneri. regon Voting Record Told WASHINGTON V How Oregon nembera of Congress were (corded as voting on recent roll alls: Senate On passage, 57-37, of bill to ranafer lo I'ubllr Hi-itlth Hcivlce he operation of hospital fur Rndlana: For, Cordon iKi. Morse Indi. On rejection. 40-411, of MlUikln R-Colo) la bill amendment lo rant ell taxpayers a JU cull ''or Cordon: Against Morse. On rejection. !M. ol Oeorge trV Writers Plan Strike Threat HOLLYWOOD The Krcullve board of the Television Wrliera ol America aava It will meet tonight ael t alrlte date unless te hv nettt'orks tram a union shop and make a aallalaciory oiler lor cripu. Nrgottullolw between TWA and he three- net works have- been un- tier ay aluco October 1KS3. Union till are (ar apart on minimum rales for scripts. Hiour commercial show, Mo lor n fialf-hour sustaining ahow and C3 lir a hall-hour sustaining adnpln ttlon TWA eaya the network ollera U-!. MO and Hit respectively. (D-Oal lax bill amendment to increase liullvldual exemptions by liOO: For Morse; Agauist Cor don. On rejection, 60-33. of Long lU-Lu) lux bill amendment to Brunt a 120 credit lor each Income taxpayer: Kor Morse; Against Cordon. ' On rejection, 60-30. of Morse (Ind-Orel lex bill amendment lo tlmnuo Mime depreciation provi aloua: For, Morse; agaln.it, Cor don. House On passage, 260-I2S. of bill authorising M.47,o.00O In new lorelgn aid: Kor Ellsworth IRi; Against Coon (Rl; Not vollng Angell, Norblad (twin Rl. Governor Gets Unusual Request PHOENIX. Arlt. i A U. 8. Army battalion in German.- wants a buffalo for mascot. It probably won't net one, though. In a letter to Oov. Howard Pylr. aoldlera with Iho Moth Heavy Tank Uattallon asked for one of Ari zona's remaining' bison lo go with the outfit's buflalo crest. "It would really help morale," Pyle passed the request on to the Amnna Uame and Finn Depart ment, where a spokesman said shipping a Bulfalo to Germany would be "loo expensive.". Lengthy Bicycle Trip Completed WASHINGTON i Two leg weary tin miners pedaled their Why Into town last nlnhl on a bi cycle trip from their home In Bolivia. Calling themselves "good will ambassadors," they were wel comed at the Bolivian Embassy for a two-week slay here. The two. Idelfonso Qulberl, XI, and Jorge Ayala, J5. led their home In Pu lacayo, Bolivia, last Sept. 20. Their ultimate goal Is Ottawa, Canada, via New York Clly. Hungarian Red Relieved Of Job VIENNA Pi Emoe Oeroge. Hungary's No. 3 Communist, has b?en relieved of his Job as llrst deputy prime minister and minis ter of the Interior, Radio Budapest announced laXl night. Appointed as new minister for Interior was Ln.ir.lo piros. who re portedly succeeded Oabor Peter as head of the Ill-famed Hungarian state secret police, alter the let ter's purge last year. Cement Foundations Houte) Levelinq, Roofing, Siding and Insulation Ph. 8866 (4037 Evenings) ROGERS Roofing & Siding Knovland Asks Action Against Reds Several senators, including Leh man (O-Llb-NYi, r u I bright 'O-Arkt and Morse (Ind-Ore,, have said It would be unwise to Ua American polloy In advance to a contingency that may new aria. WASHINGTON Wl Sen. Know- land ilt-Ciillfi suld today he hopes President Klsenhower will promise U) recall Congress lo deal with the situation If the United Nations should admit Communist China this fall. Knowland, heading a delegation of Ilepubllcun leaders to a weekly conlercnce with the President. West Germans Plan Defense BONN, Germany i-Thc West German government will present to Parliament soon a plan for civil defense ngulnst atomic weapons, an ofllclal source said today. The program calls lor Uie rebuilding of 3,000 giant World War II com munity shelters, demolished by Al lied orders. A group of experts wlio visited Ihe United States recently to study iilomlc defense Is drolling a report which will serve as a basis for the West German system, this source said. In addition to rebuilding Ihe old shelters, tliei,o plans call lor: 1. Tlie compulsory construction In new houses of air raid shelters suing protection against near hits by atomic weapons. 2. Organization of an effective air raid warning system capable ol alerting the West German popu lation against Impending enemy at tack In a matter ol seconds. 3. Expansion of the 20.000-man Federal Air Raid Protection Assn. to provide all communities with the required number of air raid wardens. The Interior Ministry also Is studying plans to evacuate about live million people from big West German cities In case of war. About 100,000 volunteer already are serving In the technical aid service, a volunteer force com posed of highly trained specialists, mechanics, engineers, electricians and others. The mam task of this service West Germany's only elfectlve civ il defense force at the present time Is lo keep such vital services as public utilities and communications operating during an emergency. It also serves as a peacetime emer gency organization to fight floods, lorest tires and other catastrophes. Under the governments pro gram, Ihe service would enroll some 125,000 additional volunteers to be trained apeciltcally lor civil defense tasks. BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH MM 1VMD INVITES TOO TO ATTEND ITS MBVIICS WS. ?:! r-m. BEFiH 17 o leW u w i Best trade-in allowances, easiest terms in town Own a powerful new Hornet, Wasp or Jet I '1. J!.. ifrar7. 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The new Congress Is scheduled to cenvene In January. Knowland has aald he would re sign his parly leadership post to campaign for American withdraw al If the U.N. accepts the Com munists. But opposition appeared lo be developing among some other lawmakers against committing Con gress In advance to becoming ar. tome members phrased It a pros pective "executioner" for the world organization. Secretary of State Dulles has pledged a vigorous fight against sealing of the Chinese Communist regime in Ihe U.N. But he has declined to commit the adminis tration in advance to quitting the U N. if American objections arc overridden. Knowland and Dulles discussed Ihe issue with Elsenhower yester day but gave no public indication of the President's attitude. Knowland predicted Congress will write Into pending foreign aid legislation a strong statement op posing Communist China's entry Into the International organization. But, he said this might take the form of a policy statement, rather than any automatic withdrawal ol funds and representaUves such as he previously had said were under study. Such a policy statement was voted by Congress last year. ' "I don't think there Is any doubt that Congress will express Itself forcefully against letting the Chi nese Communists shoot their way into the United Nations," Know land said. "What' other action It takes I think will depend on re- Store Owner Foils Burglar BONANZA An attempted entry at the Kenneth Bold store, also the state liquor store was foiled about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 6 when Bold, who sleeps In the store wss awskened by someone trying to pry up the skylight. Bold shot st the intruder who made a get-away In an automo bile parked at the rear of the building. ports we are getting from the Slate Department. "But If the President makes It clear he Intends to call Congress back or at least call the leaders Into consultation so that early con gressional action can be planned It might not be neceisary to go further at this time. I hope such a statement will be forthcoming from the administration soon." Wanted - Experienced Saleslady to Operate and Manage Jewelry Department at Miller's Deportment Store. Apply in parson 9:30 to 12:30. See Mr. Kennetf. frs-feV. .u BEAT THAT DEADLINE! Put Extra Dollars in Your Pocket! Dollars placed in your savings account , . . . , , c by the 10th will earn a full six months' ' Utkt Your Ambiiumj Cem lo Li Sooner 3 return December 31st. Join our savers Tiaasf who make their ambitions come to life) sooner with savings. FIRST FEDERAL SAVING KOAH ASSOCIATION 540 MAIN STMET QlUmJkx, tjidaut QtuKMfi, tmJjMMfOMMaumeC Cyutft-' '; i jr m MAKE JULY the MONTH ambitions start coming to life for you! 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