Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 19, 1956, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN 7. IV THE NEW LOCATION for thi Roper and Roper Paint Store is 1007 Main Street. The paint and wallpaper business opened in the present' ttore about January I. Jack Roper, the owner, was in business at the previous store, 2012 South Sixth Street, for eight years. The new store pro vides for floor space and a larger stock than before. Roper is in both the contracting and re tail business. Manager of the store is J. D. Lowry, above. Farm Surplus Sales Rapped WASHINGTON lift An admin. titration request lor authority to sell some surplus (arm products "at market prices" drew criticism Thursday Xrom two Democratic sfiiRtors. The administration, in proposing to pay farmers In cash or surplus commodities tor withdrawing land from production under Its soil bank plan, asked authority to sell at market prices commodities equiv alent to the amount o( cash pay ments under the program. The law now requires that most government-held surpluses be sold st not less than the support price plus a S per cent handling and storage charge. Sen. Humphrey (D-Mlnn) called the request "a Joker" that could further beat down all farm prices after a five-year decline, and add ed, in a statement: "It becomes apparent that they are more concerned about getting rid of government holdings than they are about what happens to the farmer." Sen. Morse (D-Ore) Joined In the attack saying that President Elsen hower's "farm proposals would continue and even deepen the farm price slide." PKW Forest Damage Told PORTLAND Ifl Pacific North west forest Improvements suffered 1955 storm damages totaling at least $1,108,000, R. F. Grefe, re gional engineer, estimated Thurs day. He said it was the second highest damage year on record. The worst was in 1948 when the sudden melt ing of winter snows brought on floods that caused losses of three to four million dollars. Grefe said roads, bridges, and culverts took the greatest beating, but forest camp and picnic areas will cost some $42,000 to put back Into shape. Siskiyou Forest In southwestern Oregon was the most heavily dam aged In the 1955 storms, he said, closely followed by Mt. Hood in Northern Oregon. In Washington, Snoqualmle. Okanogan and Olym pic were the most heavily dam aged. Every forest, he said, suffered some damage. l ' J3d" j JQ9s I Poy0nw LrC?rv. A Month On i The Bolonce imtr , , ( Assembly Of God Tells Services The Sunday Morning Worship service of the Assembly of God, Eighth and Oak streets opens at 11 a.m. with an organ prelude by Miss Vera May. The Rev. O. E. Lebeck, pastor, will bring the mes sage: "The Law of Spiritual Growth." The choir will sing . a selected number with Dorothy Wain, leading. The Sunday evening slngsplra tlon hour, 7:30. is directed by Har old Puller. The. choir will1 sing the number: "Saved by the Blood." Pastor Lebeck is speaking on the subject: "Painting Hearts or a Liv ing Hope." Margaret and Lois La beck will- sing the duet: "The Pil ot's Hand on Mine." The Sunday School, 9:45 a.nt.. presents an interesting program of song and Bible stories for the chil dren and adults. Christ's Ambassadors meet at 8:30 p.m. This Is a program full of Interest for all young people. A. Harriman Defines Policy SAN PRANOI8CO (UP) GOV. Averell Harriman announced last night he will not allow his name to be entered In any presidential primaries without his consent. It was the first statement by the New York State governor on whether he would test his voter popularity with avowed presiden tial Democratic: candidates Adial E. Stevenson and Sen. Eates Ke fauver. Harriman, who admitted he Is the "favorite son" of New York State's 98-vote key delegation, again said he was not "an active candidate" for the Deinocratio nomination. Ho predicted that the Demo crats will, recapture the White House this November against any Republican candidates, Including President ,. Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon and Chief Justice Earl Warren. The governor's announced re fusal to enter any primaries was interpreted by some observers as an apparent campaign strategy to stay on the sidelines until Demo cratic party leaders and voters test the popularity of Stevenson and Kefauver. Harriman has entered only one primary previously, that in 1953 when in the District of Columbia he defeated presidential aspirant Kefauver of Tennessee handily, 14,075 votes to 3377. CD Skin Diving Record Set HOLLYWOOD BEACH,. Fla., (UP) A spunky Indianapolis housewife piunged 270 feet beneath the Atlantic Ocean yesterday to set a new world skin diving tecord for women.. Mrs. Barbara Jacobs, 33, appar ently wasn't bothered by the (mys terious "rapture of the deep" that snuffed out the life of Miami Atty. Hope Root when be tried a similar dive off Miami Beach two years ago. With instructor Ed Townsend of Hollywood Beach accompanying her and her husband waiting above on a boat, Mrs. Jacobs yesterday swam down a 400-foot anchor line and tied a marker at 370-fcet down. Her dive beat the record of 309 feet aet on the Pacific Coast last year by Zale Perry. Townsend. remembering Root's fate,- wouldn't let the attractive mother of two boys take a chance by going deeper. Root, trying to break the men's skin diving record, passed the 400 foot mack and then apparently let bis breathing apparatus slip off. He never came back. "I was frightened until I found my equipment was in good shape." Mrs, Jaoobs said after she clam bered back Into the boat. "I re member one incident very well down below the 200-foot mark. . . my red fingernail polish turned blue." Townsend explained that red color is tillered out at such depths. 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Each class chooses a can didate for the queen contest, The candidate from the class selling the most tickets, on a per capi ta basis, will be crowned carni val queen. The public Is invited and is as sured a good time. Patrons Group Hears Yomer MALIN The January meeting of the Malln Parents and Patrons was held Tuesday evening In the grade school gym with the presi dent, Mrs. J. A. Bunnell, presid ing. The group voted to pay for the cleaning of all band uniforms. It was reported that to date U.S. Gov ernment Savings Stamps in the amount of $58.60 had been sold in the high school and 1232 In the grade school. The sale of the stamps Is taken care of by the Parents and Patrons group. Plans were formulated to help with the school carnival to be held Saturday evening, January 31 Parents and Patrona will have charge of the Cakewalk and the oountry store events. Speaker of the evening was Wll- ber Womer of the Klamath Falls Social Security office. 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