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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1954)
FRIDAY, JULY 0. 10S4 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAQE SEVEN THE AMBASSADOR MALI QUARTET from the Pacific Luther an College In Parkland. Waihlngton will be Kurd at tht Klamath Lutharan Church on Monday evening July 19, at 8 p.m. Male Quartet To Appear Cordon Explains Stand On Federal School Funds Bill WASHINGTON On two occe-i eloiis In tlitf only years In whlcli lha lsauo ho been directly be fore tho Senate In the pant dec ado Boimlor Uuy Cordun of Oro gon Jlatly opposed ellorla to pro hibit the use ol federal fund for assistance to private, aectarlan schools. Oregon'i senior senator cited his two voir In s letter to F. Leo Smith, Portlnnd attorney and lobbyist, who had asked the sen ator to clurlfy his position with respect to federal aid to paro chial schools In event Congress should upprove sn aid program for public schools, Bmlth, s former member of the OrcKun legislature and an avowed supporter of mule Ucnslor Hlch ard L. Neuberger, who Is the Urm- ocratlo candidate opposing Senator Appearing In concert at the Klsnmlh Lutheran Church on Mon day evening July ID, at t:0o p.m. will bo the Ambassador M a I r Quartrt from I'oilllo Lutheran Col lege 111 Parkland, Washington. Pacltla Lutheran Is a Christian Page From Abe's Book Displayed BPRfNOFIELD, III. i.ft-A page from the sum book of Abraham Lincoln, wltli some schoolboy dog gerel written by him. Is on ex hibit at the Illinois State Historical Library. The doggerel rrsds: "Abraham Lincoln Is my name "And with my pen I wrote the ssme "I wrote In both hssl (sic I and speed .'And left It here for fools to read." The exhibit Is psrt of the prlvste collection of Justin CI. Turner, Hol lywood. Calif , who loaned It to the library. Former Airman Given Sentence DES MOINES 1T-l.owrll Arthur togan, 34, Springfield, Ohio, con victed of rmbessllng WO. 000 In overseas military currency while a:i A if Force lleulvnsnl In Jspan. yesterday was sentenced to five years in prison. Logan, a former Stale University of Iowa, law student, wss accused of falsifying amounts on the amount of "worn-out" currency he was entrusted to destroy. Ho was honorably discharged last year. Federal Judge William T. niley was tbltl in. 000 of the amount has been recovered. liberal arts college of shout 1,000 atuUciA ottering training (or leaching on both the elementary and secondary levels as well as tor business and the professions, lis modern facilities are located on a Ud acre campus In Park land, a suburb of Tacoma, Wash ington. 'I1ie members of the , touring quartet are James Slmonson, lirst tenor, of Astoria, Ore.: Reld Krench, second tenor, of Psrklsnd Wash : Honald Smith, first bass of Tucoms. Wssh; snd Jnmes Lok ken, second bass, ol , Pasadena, Calif. The group alngs a program of sue red music which Is vsrled rnotiRh in Its nature to appeal equally to the musically fastidious and the untutored In the musical field. PLC has outstanding music lacllltles, housed In a beaulllul thrce-qusrlis ol a million dollar chspel music . speech building and earh year sends on tour Its famed "Choir of the West" under the di rection of Gunnar J. Malmln. The quartet are members of this choir. Eggs Hurled By Union Pickets RED BLUFF, Calif 'II Bugs wet a hurled si lumber workers who crossed strike picket lines at lira Red Itlulf molding mill Thurs day. .'.es O. Cody, co-owner of the mill, said pickets threw tho eggs. He ssld workers' cars weir "liberally splattered with eggs" but no one was Injured. The mill Is one of several af fected by a ID-day old st r 1 k e of AFL unionists. ' Cody said he Is operating only seven shy of the plsnt's norms! staff; thst M workers have crossed the lines and resumed their Jobs, REJECTION MANILA UP President Rsmon Msgsayssy Thursday rejected s cabinet recommendation to send a delegation to Soviet Russia to survey Industrial and agricultural development. FISHING F.UOENE UK Former President Herbert Hoover Is fishing on the McKentlo River In one of his regu lar trips to that stream. He Is staying at the home of friends. POOLE'S 222 So. 7th Tht Year 'Round TOY STORE 97 SUPPER CLUB Flaer Shews New Act Ivery Tid.y - 2 Skews Niaarlr Isstk Denting Cemee Acts 22-i. T-BONE STEAK DINNER $000 Roquefort Soup at Dressing :10 .M. ta 10 P.M. Cell J-MJ2 It Resenetleas CeekteHa Deaclitf Cordon for election In Novenv ber, sought to raise the religious error In a letter to Cordon com mentlng on a speech by State Senator Phillip S. Hitchcock a Cordon supporter. The senior Oregon senator has been reluotsnt to engage in a re ligious controversy In the heat of a political campaign feeling It haa no pluce there. But efforts In some circles to distort bla voting record on federal aid to education Into an Indication of anti-Catholicism persusded him to reply to Smith's direct request for Information. Senator Cordon pointed out thst li 1MB when a federal aid to education bill wss before tin Sen ate former Senator Forrest C. Donne U (O. Mo. I had offered an amendment which would have con stituted a flat Iron ban on use of federal funds for any type of as sistance to parochial schools. Senator Cordon voted against the amendment which was defeated on a roll-cull vole. The following year a federal aid to education bill again reached the Senate and Senator Donnell ollered a similar amendment pro hibiting use ol federal funds to assist parochial schools. Senator Cordon again opposed the amend ment which was defeated for the second time. The Oregon ucnulor In further ri-ply to Bmlth conceded that In collection with the IMS bill, he had voted against an amendment oflered by the late Senator Brlen McMahon (D. Conn. which would have made mandatory al location of federal funds to paro chial schools lor assistance tn transportation book and health services. But he pointed out that this amendment however worthy It may have been was so drawn that "It was an Invasion of states rights and contrary to the con stitutional provisions of nearly halt the states." TskUig cognizance of the fact there has been criticism of him for having voted In 1053 against the Hill amendment to the Tide- lands bill and amendment which attempted to earmark the pro ceeds of oil leases for federal as sUtance to education Benator Cordon agreed he bad done so But he explained the Hill amendment regardless of its In tent made no provision for dis tribution of such funds as might accrue from oil leases and had hi Itself no relationship to the question of federal assistance to parochial schools. Because the entire method of distribution together with questions of eligibility for various types of assistance wsa not defined la tho Hill amendment but left Instead to some future Congress I op posed it Benator Cordon wroto Smith. So smooth it leaves you fcS breathless ar.- thtmtktt namt v VODKA 0 proof Mi from 100 ptla Mutnl i mm. rmnmmttaom ru. tc.. mmortM UWaV j T' July Sale of Carpeting, Broadloom and Rugs! 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