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:13 Peter Und Hayea Show CBS
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:30 Farm Reporter
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ON THE THEORY ia it's time for a change, Joseph K. Car
son Jr., former mayor of Portland, is seeking support in Klam
ath Falls for his election as governor of Oregon. Carson is
shown addressing a meeting at Klamath County Court House
Monday night.
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7:00 I Married Joan
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McKay Plans
Vacation
PORTLAND Ml Interior Secrc
tary McKuy, who has Just com
pleted an official tour of Alaska,
hopes to spend the next few days
restinir at his beach cottage at
Weskowln.
The former Oregon governor, ob
viously tired, said on his arrival
here Tuesday night that he hopes
people will let me alone."
Asked by reporters for comment
on the dismissal of 600 employes
from the Bonneville Power Admin
istration, McKay said he had not
heard that it had been announced.
But he added, "If it's all ap
proved it's a good deal. . . .There's
probably room over there for some
more cuts, if they've been over
staffed." He said he regretted that Con
gress had killed the Hawaii-Alaska
stalehood bill. He said Hawaii is
entitled to statehood now and that
if such a bill could have gotten
through Congress, an Alaska state
hood bill would be easier to put
across.
McKay plans to go to Yosemite
National Park for a horseback trip
through the Sierras after his visit
In Oregon.
Change In Tax
Deadline Asked
PORTLAND (.f A proposal
that the Oregon stale income tax
due date be changed from April
15 to March 15 was advanced Tues
day at a meetim? of the TclclniivM
Interim Committee on Taxes.
The committee referred the pro
posal to the Legislature's Tax
Committee. It was made because
the federal government has
changed its tax due date from
March 15 to April 15.
Slate Sen. Howard C. Belton.
Canby. chairman. rrnnrtpH that th
committer is neafmg agreement on
umurnana appraisals. For some
time the committee has been study
ing reforms for the state assess
ment and appraisal svstem.
CONTACT
LONDON Lfl Russian explorers
and oceanographcrs are in the
Arctic regions In force, the Mos
cow Radio said Wednesday. An
English broadcast reported radio
contact had been made with "one
nf the Soviet expeditions on an ice
floe in Hie cenual Arctic."
Steel Leader Optimistic
NEW YORK ll Benjamin F.
Pairless. board chairman of United
States Steel Corp., believes his
own company and the steel Industry-
will operate at between 70 and
75 per cent of capacity for the
rest of the year.
The 'outlook for the nation's
economy is "good, for peacetime,"
iays Fairless.
His company, ' greatest steel
producer in the world, reported
Tuesday that its , second quarter
net income was more than four
million dollars higher than net In
come for the first quarter.
The second quarter figures were
$49,020,738 or 11.63 a share com
pared with the first quarter's $44,-
Small Boy Killed
By Passing Car
TOLEDO, Ore. Wl James Pre
natt, 5, was injured fatally Tues
day when struck by a car as he
ran across a highway west of here.
He' and a brother were on one
side of the road while his mother
and two other children were on the
other side. The boy started across
to rejoin his mother and was
struck by a car driven by James
Cahill of Birkenfeld, Ore.
830.376 or (1.48 a share.
t kMn-in ia.i th Keeond Quar
ter was $55,640,806 or $189 a share.
The first six months of 1954
showed big steel with a net income
of $93,851,114, or $3.11 a share
t , 1 1 h tins nifi.764 or
$3.54 a share lor the first half oi
'53.
U.S. Steel declared Its usual
quarterly dividend of 75 cents a
share on common stock payable
8ept. 10 to holders of record Aug.
6. The regular quarterly dividend
r .re An ..(opmh l.q Davable
Aug. 20 to holders of record Aug.3.
Klamath Falls. OrfO
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foods at their bait!
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
K 49 Fat Ordan Ta Tk Ovt
FUNERAL SERVICES were
held Monday, July 26 from
Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home for Clarence E. Mot
schenbacher, city clerk of
Dorris who died July 23 at hil
California home. Mr. Mot
schenbacher had been a resi
dent of Dorris for 35 years
and of Klamath Falls for 10
years. Final rites and inter
ment in Klamath Memorial
Cemotery.
Helicopter
Saves Sailor
DARRINGTON, Wash. H A
Pennsylvania sailor missing since i
Friday on a bear hunting trip In
the Cascade Mountains near here
was rescued Tuesday after a heli
copter spotted him frantically wav
ing from a log.
The missing enlisted man, Jay
Vernon, 25, Irwin, Pa., suffered a
leg Injury after he became lost
last Friday while he and two other
sailors from W h i d b e y Island.
(Wnsh.) Naval Air Stallon were
hiking up 5.600-foot Prairie Moun
tain, 12 miles cast of here.
The pilot of the Coast Guard
helicopter, Lt. R. E. Bracken, said
Vernon was lying in a small clear
ing. Unable to land there. Bracken
hovered over the spot and lowered i
aviation machinist mate R. H. j
Wheele? from the 'copter to the ,
spot, then directed a ground party
to trie rescue. . j
Bracken put down nearby and '
later flew the injured man back
to Wbidbey. j
Vernon had become separated
from his two companions when he ;
stopped to rest while they went
ahead to lock for a camp site. He
was gone when they went back for
him. Vernon was carrying the pack
containing the party s food.
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