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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1954)
MONDAY, i NOVEMBER 1, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINK Red China Population Announced TOKYO, Nov. I (PI Red China today claimed the staggering popu lation of 601,830,000 people. The Peiping radio broadcast the new figure, saying it was based on a direct census taken in June 1953. It gave no explanation as to why the figure only now is being released. 4-H NEWS On October 25th, "The Three Cookerettes" arrived at our meet ing place and opened the door to the aroma of freshly baked bread. Our leader, Mrs. Rexford, dem onstrated how to make bread. We are all to make bread at home before our next meeting. - In our business meeting we de cided to name our club "The Three Cookerettes." Since there are only three members in our club we think this Is a very appropriate name. Wo are all looking forward to our next meeting to hear what luck everyone has with their bread at home. i Doris Raines Box 1123 Merrill, Oregon. The new figure Is 100 .mjlllon more than the most recent esti mates used by the Reds them selves, and from 125 to 150 million more than most non-Communist es timates. In terms of DODUlation. the nrw figure makes the newest member of the Communist group of nations rawer nearly twice as large as her nearest competitor, India, where me 1851 census reported 358,829,. 485 people. Compared with China. Soviet Russia's DODUlntion ntimhprpri 1Q3 million according to a 1947 figure released by the Kremlin. Recent soviet estimates have used the Farm Bureau Names Leaders EDGEWOOD Election of off! cers for the ensuing year was held at the October meeting of the Edgewood Farm Bureau Monday evening October 25. John Mazzini was elected to the office of chair man; Ernest solus, vice president; Namon Little, secretary treasurer. County Supervisor Clint Jackson ws the guest speaker for the eve ning and his topic was In regard to the Siskiyou County budget. The annual membership drive commenced October 22. Olive So lus was selected es captain of the drive. Eldon Hoy and Roger Zwan ziger will be on the membership drive committee. A family potluck dinner preceded the meeting, held in the Farm Bu reau hall In Edgewood. .round figure of 200 million. Even so, Red China now boasts more than three times as many people as her "big" Communist brother, to whom she has been exporting much-needed food in return for military and industrial aid The 1950 census in the United States showed 150,687,361 people. but recent estimates have pushed merit of Chiang Kai-shek - holds but also the estimated It million this above the 160 million mark, swsy, nor "a few border areas and overseas umnese wno uve ouisiae The Felping radio said the 1953 In regions where local elections China. Many of these hold dual census was taken by the State Bu- had not yet taken place." ' citiienship under Chinese law reau of statistics. It said the cen- Nevertheless, Peiping apparent- that of the country In which they sus did not reach Formosa, where ly included not only the estimated uve ana cninese citirensnip too. the Chinese Nationalist govern-9,000,000 Chinese now on Formosa, Dr. R. T. Lindley OPTOMETRIST 510 Med. -Dent. Bldg. Ph. 42 IS Eye Exomination Visual Training ROLLIN RODOLPH & CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ANNOUNCES THAT EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 1954 THE KLAMATH FALLS OFFICE WILL BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF RODOLPH, ZAMSKY & CO. THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE WILL BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF RODOLPH, MUNCY, McPHERSON & CO. First National Bank Building ' Klamath Foils, Oregon One Montgomery Street San Francisco, California Eastern Star Ceremony Slated WEED Installation of officers for 1954-56 In the White , Pine Chapter 487 Order of the Eastern Star, will be held November 9 at the White Pine Hall in Weed at 8 o'clock. Officers elected at the October 12 meeting and to be installed at the November 9 meeting include Mrs. Luclle Gaynor, worthy ma tron; Aaron Thomas, worthy pa tron; Mrs. Martha Holley, associ ate matron; Elwin Adams, associ ate patron; Mrs. Bernice Scribner, conductress; Mrs. Murl Spangle, associate conductress; Mrs.,Le land Stone, secretary; Mrs, Ade laide Collins, treasurer. Mrs. Alice Fadner, retiring wor- thy matron and Elwin Adams, re tiring worthy patron will be the installing officers, :,' ; P IS I V ELWOOD SINE Independent Candidate for jWs? I County Commissioner Courteous - Honest - Efficient VOTE 119 X ELWOOD SINE HI FOLKS, Thourht I would remind y if I'm elected, I will work for better road equipment maintenance, thus avoiding new pur chases. I would like to see the purchases of the county put on a competitive bid basis, giving local merchants an equal chance at all sales, and our Klamath County residents an equal chance at disposal of all surplus equipment by placing it on sale by competitive bids. ,,. . I am running on the independent ticket, because In that way I will not be obligated to any party committee, and will be able to work for you, the public, where more people will receive the most benefit. I have no other ties and will be able to devote my full un divided time to the job of County Commissioner, which should be a full time job In itself. . Also at this time I would like to thank all the people who have helped me in many ways during my campaign, and would appreciate your support In the coming election. Hoping to have a more courteous, cooperative, and efficient administration in the future, thanking you for your interest, I remain L'-'x' -.'VS-'-.'.i Respectfully Yours,: Elwood F. Sine VOTE FOR Eva M. Cook (Mrs. Cyril Cook) FOR COUNTY TREASURER v . .. .. ; EVA M. COOK Active In Klamath County Civic work for 25 years. Experienced In all phases of office work. 28 years In Klamath County. Experience as Deputy County Treasurer. Fold for by Eva M. Cook The Chinese population now makes up almost one fourth of the Iflgure was Increased by tome human race. sources to 47o million. . Tho Chinese Nationalists, using j When the Communists took over estimates not unlike those of ISO hi 1949 they adopted this estimate, years ago, arrived at the figure Only recently have they begun used for many years of 450 million speaking of a larger number la people. After World War II this Ithelr broadcasts. Luxury styled! Beauty secret of the new '54 Kaiser Did you know that the most luxuriously styled and upholstered new car is the '54 Kaiser? Kaiser's won more grand prizes for beauty than any other American car! See it. ..and see why! CLARK MOTOR CO. 621 Willow Klamath Falls, Ore. itfa XJ out coeoof paw. Patterson lorUflrttd 5loti SM4r lor Connm President Dwigbt D. Etsenbower and the RepobUcott : 83rd Congress (1953-54) have a Splendid Record of Achievement. 1 . Income taxes cue 10 per cent; excise taxes cut X per cent; tax law re vised. Total tax saving $7.4 bill ton. 2. Korean war ended. Seized the initiative for peace, new foreign policy based on firmness and strength. 3. Social Security coverage extended to 10,000,000 more citizens and bene fits increased. Unemployment insurance expanded to 4,000,000 more persons. 4 Communist Party stripped of all legal rights and Red infiltration of unions checked; 50 Communist Party leaders convicted; 93 alien subversives deported; 62 organizations added to subversive list; 2,486 security risks sep arated from Government service. 5 New farm price program adopted to protect farmers and develop exports of farm products. ; ,. 6. Stronger defense program adopted. HeaMer reliance on atomic weapon and air power. Air force Academy es tablisbed. 7. New homing program raises 1 trout on Government-insured home mort gages, lowers down-payments, makes home ownership easier for thousands. 8. Investigations underway into 200 Democrat bousing frauds; 23 FHA grafters convicted, M indicted. , 9. 12 Reorganization Plans adopted. Department of Health, Education and Welfare created. And Many Moref fp Jkem Gofag as m Ttom! . ftfOCNE MUN - lor lobar CoaMftHitofwr VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES SAM COOM J (or v. S. Congren Tves. NOVEMBER 2nd THE RfMMICAN PARTY IS DOIM AMD WUl CAMTMIU l . . ; t m iv w a ww jus m ormm Oscar Kittredge for State Senator Ed Geary for State Representative ic Eva Cook for County Treasurer ir Troy Cook for County Commissioner W. R. Canton for County Surveyor Paid for by the Ktamarh Co. Republican Central Committee, Elmer Lcmler, Chairman ichard Meuberger Claiins - He Supported the Semon-Geory Bi To Protect Kfdm- aih Water But -this Associated Press Dispatch of April 19, 7957 Reprinted Below Proves Mis El aim Us False ! jaw"" .... r.-.ble W1C5S MinB tltal " "d .. IV lines, wo - daUse P'"'" re ta.o-- EitacUy o h- -dBy cnac'-- rt 0, tne renWlr,; - "ST to any dlvers"" .. be. ,v, be ".Si. Such wnsvoIf W"S.I ainst. t" i-rt press jVSbW-" lem' aimed .t.-tewjj . almc 'Tom dl- .he ed" : ter ii"-7 .. erllnri IB- """"" "aier.' The on . r known to -0.oe "."ir. mure caede- Sedared - S-.g-nh peep 5 f government , - ;lreams shouid than ConBi"-w edera.l..J all navigable .dered 5 W8 taW 1 talature- " Un "VI .nv stream jioat the Cam'""- n. a .... . . . ... Sve It to Cal'Le the. 4H. rest oi " ;-. navlga-1 , V GTE IFOR GUY COiDOM FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR on 't Trade A Record For A Promise ! PrJ. Adv. Cordon for Senator Comm. Wyatt Padgett, Chairman
