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TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1956
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Mishaps Claim
59 In Canada
Many American Tourisis Plan Travel To Russia
NEW YORK (. Despite the re
cent return to cold war bitterness,
travel agencies here report many
American touristy are interested
in visiting the Soviet Union this
year. . ,
A trickle of ordinary American
travelers got to Moscow m 1955.
more than In any year- since World
War II. Not since the 1930s have
Americans journeyed to the
U.S. S R. In appreciable numbers.
But now unless there's a new
war scare or a revrrsnl In Kremlin
policy It looks as it the Soviet
government is going to have a fair
sired try at raking in tourist dol
lars which have meant so much to
Western urope.
Russia. Another Is now scheduling
j an air excursion each month to
the Soviet Union. The motive of
i the customers, they consider, is
mainly Just plain curiosity,
j American Express has received
so many questions on Russian
trip will last n days, including
about two weeks in Russia. Charg
es will be $1,459 or $1,251. depend
ing on whether the traveler uses
first or tourist class plane passage
across the Atlantic.
Cosmos Tours Is actively en
gaged In selling more than a dozen
dillerent Journeys inside the Soviet
Union. One of them provides five
days In Moscow and five in Lenin
grad at a price of $300 in the de
luxe class. Transportation to and
from Russia is extra.
American Express is schedullnx
several small groups for tours of
13 to 14 days this summer.
Thomas Cook Is booking two
tours for 35 persons each for the
summer.
The Soviet Union may consider
it has a classless society, but for
tourists it has worked out five dif
ferent classes, ranging from de
luxe down to third class. The de
luxe tours cost roughly $30 a day.
including hotels, meals, trans
portation and sightseeing.
. LYNN ROYCROFT
STANDARD INSURANCE
ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF
HIS OFFICE TO
TORONTO. OnU. OB Violent
death claimed 59 lives in Canada
during the New Year holiday week
end. Thirty-seven persons were killed
in traffic accidents and 14 died in
fires, a Canadian Press survey
showed. The count covered the 18
hour period from e p.m. Friday
to midnight Monday.
Last year 35 persons were killed
within the same holiday period,
including (j in highway and street
accidents and 7 in fires.
The 1955 three-dav Christinas
travel it has issued special In
structions to Its offices all over the
country on how to answer them.
Cosmos Tours, Union Tours and
Thomas. Cook report a flood of
similar Inquiries.
None will give a specific esti
mate of how many Americans will
go to the Soviet Union under its
auspices. But Cosmos Tours and
Union Tours both express confi
dence they will have "some hun
dreds" before the year is out.
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Your Experienced Agent
WILLARD HOTEL
Phone 30(1
3820 So. 6th
Phone 5048
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One travel agency says it is get
ting 50 Inquiries a day from Amer
icans who want to take a trip to
r Union Tours is inaugurating this
holiday weekend ended with a toll
: FOR CHItDBaM.lr..,.r.
month Its first monthly is-person
Junket to Russia and back. Each
of 65 violent deaths.
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PVT. LEROY EVATT. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evatt
of Bonanza, recently complet
ed Army basic and advanced
training at Fort Ord, Califor-
nla. He is now permanently
assigned to Pepperrell Air
Force Base, Newfoundland.
. Photo by Ferebee Studio
E. Kefauver
Urges Slight
Tax Slashes
WASHINGTON (UP) Democra-1
tic presidential candidate Estes i
Kefauver says he wants election-:
year tax cuts for the "voters'
The Tennessee senator said al
though he is against any "great"
. tax reduction, "We ought to give
a small additional exemption to '
voters" if a tax cut is feasible.
He said part of the revenue loss ! I
could be regained from higher
taxes on stockholders.
Kefauver. in a rndio interview.
also said he is seriously consider-
. ing entering the Florida and Min-
nesota primaries against Adlai E.
atei'cnson.
nciauvef said there is "quite a
field" of issues on which Demo
crats will differ with Republicans 1 1
, in me election-year session of the
B4th Congress, which began todav.
Kefauver said he favors a "sub
stantial increase in foreign eco
nomic aid this vear. Asked wheth.
er this might rule out a tax cut.
ne saia mat may De the situa
tion.
But If it is possible to make a
reduction, he said, then he thinks !
voters should be given a small in
crease in their $600 Income tax ex-!
emptton. He proposed repealing
the special tax dividend oredlt
granted stockholders by .the Republican-controlled
83rd Congress.
Kefauver. was asked whether he I
mennt to include "non-voters"
well as "voters" in his proposed !
tax cut. He said everybody "ought j
to be a voter" ajd he has heard it
argued that "If they don't vote j
maybe they ought to pay a little I
more tax."
However, an aide said later that I
Kefauver meant the proposed cut j
to apply to all taxpayers and not I
Just to those exercil-g their voting I
privilege.
He listed the top issues in Con
gress as larm, housing, resource
development, social security, edu
cation, school construction, and 1
"the way our foreign policv is be
ing carried out." He said the con-
ouct oi loremn atlalis will be a
major issue in the presidential el
ection campaign.
KF Creamery
Gets Honor
PETERBOROUGH. N. H !
Klamath Falls Creamery of Klam-j
nth Tnllt hnc hnetn hnnnrnrl hi, a
This company's Golden Guernsey I
milk has been awarded Parents'
magazine's commendation seal, ac-1
cording to Golden Guernsey, Inc.
The Parents' commendation seal
was awarded only after the maga
zines consumer service bureau
Piorouclily investigated the nation
al Golden Guernsey Droeram. in
cluding the operations of bo'-h pro- I
uurers ana aisinnutors.
Golden Guernsey milk is trade
mark owned bv Golden Guernsey.
Inc., and can be used only by li-l
censed distributors on Guernsey
milk that meets rigid national re
quirements.
Golden Guernsey. Inc. Is a milk
marketing organization established
by the American Guernsey Cattle
Club, non-profit agricultural resis.
try association serving some 40.000
purebred Guernsey breeders from
coast-to-coasi.
Five-Alarm Fire
Rages In Boston
BOSTON, i.n A five alarm fire
that wrecked Temple Atherath Is
rael, a Jewish synagogue, forced
evacuation of about 100 families
from their homes in the Rosbury
district at dawn Tuesday.
The blaze, which causec damage
unofficially estimated at $100,000.
was believed by Fire Chief John
Stapleton to have started m the
boiler room.
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