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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1955)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1355 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK FIVE J 4 tV- - PICTURED IN NATIONAL ADVERTISING by the Eastman Ko dak Company are two of these children, Christine Harrison, left, and Keith Harrison, right. The children, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown, 4454 Boardman Avenue, are featured on a pamphlet distributed nationally by the camera firm. Mrs. Brown was pleasantly .surprised when she happened to pick up the national Christmas card promotion filler at a local drug store and discovered the pictures of her daughter and son. She said the picture was taken in 1953 when they were residents of Rochester, New York. The girl in the middle is a friend of Mrs. Brown's children, Roxanne Rossiter of Ro chester. Mr. and Mrs. Brown came to Klamath Falls two months ago to make their home. He is associated with his father in he Western Oil Burner Company. Leadership Of Labor Party Inclines Toward Gaitskell LONDON M The leadership of Britain's Labor party is going, apparently, lo a dapper Socialist who used to wear a derby and carry a cane. Knight Leslies Af 6o!dwater SACRAMENTO tUP Gov. Goodwin J. Knight said today it would be "unwise and unrealistic" ior the GOP to fisht organized labor's leaders In the next election. Xnitjht, who hud the endorsement of the Cahiornia AFL in the las: (fiiberna lona 1 elect ion. lashed out at Sen. Barry Gold water R-Ariz) nnd other Republican leaders at a tirw.s confcrcr.ee. ,-I can think of no more unwise counsel than lor ihe Rcpublicar party to declare war on any lead ership in the country if the leader ship is sincere and honest." Knight said. Knipht who expects to be a "fav orite son' Candida ie at the Re publican Natiomil Convention next year, said Goidwatcr Is wror.R ''if he thinks we can win by anta.ftoniz Jmr labor." Knieht said the GOP had lost Riound with the farmers and in he Stmth and "if there !s just the bona-hde, simon-pure Republican voting on our side, we're going to loe." I Kniuht volunteered his opinion 1 to newsmen alter calling their at-j trillion to a story by a syndicated! columnist. Victor Riescl, that Pres-j ident EiMnhowor and GOP leaders' bod rircidcri to "declare war" on top officials of the newly merged j AFL-CIO. f Knipht said Republicans won the presidency in 1 952" because Mr. Eisenhower "altrncted the hide pendent vote and uie labor vote nnd I hope the Republican party (nil continue ihat policy." SANTA NAMES HELPER ) text y ZA&.ir. - s t' ' t-n: Because, he has "every single- toy made 4his year at my .North Pole workshops" Old Sjita today named Don Stevens, Firestone Stoie manager as his helper in Klamath Falls. Santa's announcement was ma after a flying inspection trip to Klam ath Falls to mate sure Dovaand girls could find the toys they vvant for Christmas here intown. Santa is shown above in the Firestone Toy Department "taking orders" from two of his young friends. 7? K I There's a three-cornered race I for the job of succeeding Clement R. Attlee. But Hugh Todd Naylor Gaitskell, 49. seems to have the advantage over Herbert Stanley Morrison(and Aneurin Bevan. Re sults of balloting among the 278 Labor members of the House of Commons are expected late to nipht. Gaitskell was 12 when he wore the derby and carried the stick the uniform of Winchester, one of Britain's most exclusive schools for the monied classes. He decided a long time ago, however, that his future lay with promoting so cialism? While Gaitskell swerved to the left, he didn't swing all the way. He found his niche somewhere be tween the right wing and the cen ter of the Labor party. His grandfather was consul gen eral in Shanghai. His father had a job in the Indian civil service. His childhood was peopled wiuh servants and he lived well. - At Oxford, after some minor disappointments, he won top marks in economics, politics and philos ophy. After Oxford he became a Ch er and slowly his interests shifted to economics Hiid politics. In 11 and 1935 he ran for Parliament on the Socialist ticket and lost. At the beginning of the war he became private secretary to Hugh Da Hon, a big figure in the Labor party. He finally got into Parlia ment in 1945. Within six months he was parliamentary secretary lo a minister. In 1947 he became the 1 minister of fuel and power and in 1950 chancellor of the exchequer, a top job corresponding, to secre tary of the Treasury in Washing ton. He has been out of a top job since Sir Winston Churchill's Con servatives won the 1951 election, but has remained in Parliament. " 'u i:3k. 7 J&ti r it 1 Defense Budget Points Toward Stormy Election WASHINGTON i.fi President Ei senhower's proposal for a btilion dollar boost in defense spending and a possible battle over tax cuts pointed today toward a stormy election-year session of Congress. The President's plan to step up the production of B52 bombers, jet interceptors and development of the guided missile program won general support from Republicans and Democrats, But the 35'o-billion-dollar defense budget he outlined to top congres sional leaders in a White House briefing yesterday held a threat to tax reductions and budget bal ancing. Several leaders in both the House and Senate said they" saw little chance of substantial tax reductions. Several other issues arose out of two days of White House briefings which signaled forthcoming buttles. In individual statements, Demo crats and Republicans displayed sharp differences of opinion with each other and even with their party colleagues on debt pay ments, continuance of foreign eco nomic aid, proposed new farm pro grams, highway financing and school construction. Syria Sees UN Meet On Protest UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. If Syria expects the Security Council to meet soon on the Damascus government's protest against Is rael's attack on Syrian posts in Galilee. Ahmed Shukalry, chairman of Syria's delegation to the General Assembly who announced the pro test at a news conference, indi cated his country will ask the coun cil to take stern action against Is rael. He did not disclose Syria' strategy but said It would call for "measures which have not been asked before." The U. N. Charter authorizes the council to recommend a cessation of aggression. That failing, the council may call on U. N. mem bers to sever diplomatic, econom ic and communications ties with the aggressor nation. Finally, it may call on members for armed force to halt aggression. The council so far has never voted sanctions against one of the parties in the Arab-Israeli con flict, contenting itself with censur ing the nation it considers the guilty party. Israeli forces attacked four Sy rian posts on the northeast shore of the Sea of Galilee Sunday night. Israel charged the posts had fired repeatedly on Israeli fishing and police boats on the lake along which Jesus Christ spent much of his life. , Israel said 55 Syrians were killed and 29 captured, to 4 Israelis killed and 12 wounded in the op eration. The Syrian protest said 49 Sy rians were killed 5 officers, 32 sol diers and 12 civilians, including women. It said 8 other Syrian sol diers were wounded and 30 cap tured. The Damascus radio claimed earlier that 100 Israelis were killed or wounded. Shukairy called the attack a "major military operation, atro cious and treacherous," that could not be justified as retaliation. His government asked the council to meet "as soon as possible," and Shukalry said he expected the 11 nation body to take the matter up late this week or early next. ' PIGTAIL PRETTY A REAL WALKING DOLL 7.90 What d'ye know! This beouti ful but smart Penney honey walks with trut-telife bending knee! Pose her prettily in oil sorts of postioni! Hairdo ft aj pasted wig, has curlers. And her oyes move! Both Chairman Bridge? (R-NH) 01 tile senate uur roucy commit tee and Chairman Byrd (D-Va) of the Senate Finance Committee Joined the chorus of those calling for a balanced budget before taxes are cut. i Byrd said he will fiaht to wipe out all foreign economic aid, a position Bl'-er.rtv titken by Jhnlr man Russell (D-Ca) of the Senate Armed Services Committee. The President was reported to have proposed a $2,800,000,000 new I appropriation by Congress for all foreign aid, including military I assistance. j Chairman Richards iD-SCi of the House Foreign Affairs Committee i said that wnile there might be some differences of opinion on eco nomic aid he doesn't see how the t over-all program can be reduced below Its present level. 'There would have been no use for military aid in Europe if there had been no economic aid first," he said. "The same thing applies , to Asia now." j House Speaker Rayburn (D-Tex) reaffirmed his support of legisla tion to finance highway construc tion which would put the burden of the cost on road users. Conferees ! said the Eisenhower administration still has not resolved the financing question but appears ready to abandon its previous bond plan. Eisenhower stood firm on his flexible farm price support oro- j gram, plus some additional meas-1 ures he has Indicated he will pre-1 pose. 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