MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
page nv
Sends Wire
To Klamath
Mrs. Marshall E. Cornett, GOP
national committeewoman lor Ore
gon, upon her return from accom
panying Vice President Richard
Nixon from Corvallis to Portland,
received the following telegram
from President Dwlght D. Eisen
hower: "Nothing would give me greater
personal pleasure than to come to
Oregon to bring this message to
you and to others in ycur state
who believe with us in the efforts
we are making to build an Amer
ica strong and propserous in a
world of peace. But with only one
free day available to me before
November 2, I am able to visit
only a few states, so X must use
this means to bring you these
thoughts.
"Will you please convey to one
and all in Oregon my conviction
that voting is not only a privilege
of every citizen but his first duty.
"Only if every qualified voter
casts a ballot can public servants
have certain knowledge that their
acts reflect the will of the people.
This Is the first essential of free
government. Yet, I hear constantly
about complacency and apathy to
ward this critical election. Friends
tell me this is because the people
are satisfied, on the whole, with
the kind of government and kind
of program they are getting
) that many citizens go to the polls
only when they are angry or ap
prehensive about the course of
events.
"It is unbelievable to me that
good government cannot command
as much zealous support is bad
government commands opposition.
"Let us, therefore, do everything
we possibly can to persuade every
voter to express himself on Elec
tion Day.
"So let's roll up a tremendous
vote confident that the over
whelming majority of the Ameri
can people support good govern
ment and will vote accordingly.
"My warm congratulations to
you on your spendid work in our
common cause. Let us, with en
thusiasm and the will to win, do
the job that will drive us through
to victory."
(s) D WIGHT D. EISENHOWER.
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the Sears store. Before coming to
Allstate he was an Insurance in
spector for the Retail Credit Com
pany. Convention San Francisco Bay
Area will play host to 1500 mem
bers of the American Society of
Travel Agents, delegates to the so
ciety's 24th annual convention and
world travel congress, lor a week
beginning November 1.
John B. Woods Jr. Assistant
state forester in charge oi Oret
goo's forest rehabilitation project
and also head of insect control and
forest research for several years,
has submitted his resignation to
State Forester George Spaur, ef
fective November 1. He will be
come the junior member of the
firm of John B. Woods and Son,
reforestation consultants.
Civil Service announces ex
amination for Clinical Psychologist
for filling position from $5,940 to
110,800 in Veterans Administration
hospitals throughout the country.
File applications with Board of
Civil Service Examiners, Veterans
Administration, Washington 36,
D.C. ,
Turkey Show Entries for the
Northwestern Turkey Show close
November 18. Show will be held No
vember is-20 in the new pavilion
building, Douglas County Fair
grounds, Roseburg. Judges will be
H. P. Griffin, Sonoma, California,
and Melvin D. Lovelace, Dinba,
California.
Civil Service announces ex
aminations for Medical Ofiicer for
trainee positions in St. Elizabeths
Hospital In Washington, D.C; Ro
tating Intern, Psychiatric Resident
and Neurologic Resident. File ap-
DOROTHY
LOWELL
DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR
STATE
Representative
"Equal Representation far all"
SMBtarti T Faal Back.
Chairman! Klamath Caaaly
Damacratlo Central Cammlltta
plications with the Board of Civil
Service Examiners, St. Elizabeths
Hospital, Washington 30, D.C.
Examination for Junior Man
agement Assistant has been an
nounced by the U.S. Civil Service
Commission for filling positions
paying entrance salaries of $3,410
and $4,305 a year to select out
standing young people to be
trained for development as future
federal administrators. Applica
tions must be filed with U.S. Civil
Service Commission, Washington
35, D.C, not later than November
30.
Home Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
J. Loftsgaard and Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Henry have returned from a
trip to Payette, Idaho, when they
attended the wedding of Beulab
Salee and J. A. Dollarhide, both
former residents of Klamath Falls.
The bridegroom Is a KUHS gradu
ate and has many friends in this
community.
On The Record
BIRTHS
SILVA Born to Mr. and Mn. Man
uel Silva. October 30 at Klamath Val
ley Hospital, a boy weighina 8 lbs.
11 lit oi.
CAHV Born to Mr. and Mri. Mar
vin Cary. October 30 at Klamath Val
ley Hospital, boy weighing 6 Iba.
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Read What Oregon Papers have said
about Harry Boivin's Legislative Record:
OREGON VOTER: Boivin has established
a reputation for parliamentary competence.
LAKE COUNTY EXAMINE!: One of the
most business-like jobs in the legislature
Oregon has seen in many years. Lake
County has a powerful friend in Mr.
Boivin. We join in the chorus of ap
probation . . . and assure Klamath
Falls that we appreciate his undoubted
interest in our problems.
SALEM STATESMAN: Representative
Boivin of Klamath Falls is one of the
most capable of the House members.
HERALD ft NEWS: Appointment of
Harry Boivin of Klamath Falls on the
State Board of Education: Well versed
In state affairs and warmly Interested
in Oregon Tech.
HERALD ft NEWS: Boivin has made a
most creditable showing . . . his vot
ing record has shown full recognition
of his responsibilities.
HERALD ft NEWS: BotB in voting and
presiding he has maintained a level
headedness that should make his con
stituents proud of him.
OREGON VOTER: Enterprising, forceful,
skilled in parliamentary practice.
OREGON JOURNAL: One of the young
est speakers in the state's history and
destined to become one of the most
popular.
OREGONIAN:' . . . demonstrated wisdom
In making committee appointments on
the basis of qualllicatlons and 'interest.
BEND BULLETIN: Mr. Boivin made a
good record. We believe he deserves
your vote.
HERALD ft NEWS: Harry Boivin Is well
experienced in legislative work . . . has
served ably on many Important com
mittees . . . can be depended on to
represent us intelligently and effectively.
U V !
LA "
Elect
imrry d.
Your
STATE SENATOR
jtLw i af ITlJ
Qualified:
k A record of accomplishments
k Active in civic affairs
Resident of this district over 47 years
Knows first hand the problems of Eastern and Central Oregon
k Both business and farming experience
Experienced
k Four sessions in the Oregon State Legislature
Former Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives
k Former member of the Oregon State Board of Education
k Four years on the Oregon State Emergency Board
Ivin for State Senator Committee
ftebert S. Adamt, Jr., Merrill, Chairmea
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