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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1956
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MrtS. BOB HENRY, center, receives a check for $100 presented by Mrs. Morgan Johnson,
left, president of the Lioness Club and Mrs. E. L. Miner, right, club treasurer, to be used in the
pre-school department at the School for the Deaf at Salom. Shermalee Henry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Henry, Klamath Falls, is a member of the school faculty. When she learned that
additional funds were needed for school use above the amount that can be allocated to the
school, she sought help. This check from the Lioness Club is an extra contribution to ehari
table work. The club's main project is to give help to the blind and providing glasses for under
privileged children of this community as well as providing tele-binocular tests for high school
students. The telo-binocular tests are to be provided for all elomentary students in the city and
county next year according to plans of the club membership.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
TOKYO The lower house of
the Japanese Diet unanimously
adopted a resolution Thursday call
ing on the United Slates, Britain
uid Russia to slop atomic and
Hydrogen bomb tests.
BOORS OPEN :SO P.M.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
by Rep. Horn's Ellsworth
4th District
I lost a mighty good friend when
Governor Paul Patterson died last
week. Paul and Georgia were at
the University of Oregon In the
same college "generation" with
Helen (Mrs. Ellsworth) and me.
The four of us got together occa
sionally and since Paul has been
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governor I have enjoyed rather
frequent visits with him both
In Salem and when he came to
Washington, D.C. I think Paul Pat
terson was one of the most like
able, most Intelligent and most
cnpaoie persons I have ever
known. It Is an Indescribable loss
to us all to have him taken at
the very top of his effectiveness
and value In his service to our
state.
The school construction bill,
which last week I said would be
on the floor of the House In a
few days, is temporarily bogged
down in the Rules Committee. It
1 not being held up by that com
mittee. Most everyone concedes
that the bill will be granted an
open rule and sent to the floor.
But when, that Is the question.
The Rules Committee has already
held several days of hearings on
the bill. It seems that both the
witnesses and the committee mem
bers who question them want to do
a lot of talking so thus far only
four of the 11 House members who
Rsked to appear before the com
mittee have been heard. How long
it will take to hear the remaining
seven is hard to say. As a random
guess I would sav the bill will not
reach the floo? for about two
weeks.
The bearings ("smearlngs"
would be a more accurate wnrdi
conducted by a Senate-House Joint
subcommittee looking Into the pat
enting of some mining claims at
tne old Buzzard mine in Jackson
Couniy (known now as Al Sarena
mine i are about finished. They
proved nothing except that under
existing law, the patents to the
claims should have been granted
long before under the previous ad
ministration which demanded and
received full payment lor the
claims.
A Republican member of the
Senate subcommittee, Senator
Goldwater. sums the whole thing
up as follows, in a speech on the
Senate Floor:
"For nearly five months an in
vestigation has been taking plr.ee
under a subcommittee of the In
terior and Insular Affairs Commit
tee of the Senate. Into the rea
sons why the patents were grant
ed on lands on the Rogue River,
in Ou-Bon. Witness after witness
has been called in an effort on
the subcommittee's part to show
that something unusual happened
In the granting of thtse patents.
"Mr. President, under the old
mining law which was rhanged
by the lust session of this Con
gress, there was nothing the Bu
reau of Land Management could
do but Issue the patents. The un
usual in this case has been the
disclosure that under the former
secrrtary of interior not only was
the law Ignored, but no decision.
either pro or con. was reached
on patent applications. The hear
ing has, to my mind, developed
lurlher one of the basic dlliei
euces between I he ideology of the
New Deal and the Ideology of this
administration, namrly, that the
advocates of the New Deal-Fair
Deal believe In government by
men, whereas this administration
believes In government by law."
(Radio Jjoq
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
Raymond Massey To Play
Abe Lincoln On Video Show
Br ALINE MOSBY
I'nlted preu Hollywood Writer
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Raymond
Masse? this Saturday night will
glue on a beard and a false nose,
clap on a wig, and once again play
Abraham Lincoln a legend he has
no Intention ol avoiding.
CBS-TV is launching an unusual
"spectacular" a 90-minule color
version of the best-selling boolc,
"The Day Lincoln Was Shot."
Lillian Cish plays Mary Todd.
Comedian Jack Lemmon, in the
most off-beat casting of the year,
portrays John Wilkes Booth.
Massey, of course, is portraying
Lincoln again, a role that has
haunted him for 16 years. But
Massey not only doesn't mind, he's
happy about it.
"I like Lincoln, and please say
that." Massey told me before re
hearsals for the show. "Recently
I was misquoted as saying my new
TV spy series would get me away
from Lincon. I never said that.'
The deep-voiced actor starred in
"Abe Lincoln in. Illinois" in New
York for two years and also toured
with the play. His film version
was released in 1939.
"Down the years I've received
letters about Lincoln," he mused.
"It's funny, ihe identification you
get. Nobody has played Lincoln as
much as I have. Four years ago I
did him on 'The Pulitzer Prise
Theater' on TV. And I've done a
radio version of the play, oh, four
or five times, on L i n c o 1 n's
Birthday."
Massey wore a beard attached
with a rubber band only for the
last scene of the play. But the TV
story is about an older Lincoln, to
be will be bearded.
"And I'll play him differently,"
Massey added. "As he's had four
years of a tremendous burden."
i seT? He's a tv &mww!"
Mill Study Findings Agree
With Earlier Study Made
LAKE VIEW Findings, of the! dried, surfaced and again grd
mill study on ponderosa pine grade i ed. The lumber grades shown In
recovery made in January, 1955,
at the American Forest Products
Corporation at Lakevlew reveal to
industry and the forest service that
the basic lumber recovery
the log grades is in agreement
with the data found In previous
mill studies and in current use by
the forest service and industry,
Lloyd Oillmor, timber management
staff officer on the Fremont Na
tional Forest, stated this week
This study was made as a co
operative project with the Amer
ican Forest Products Corp., White
Pine Lumber Company. Fremont
Sawmill Co., Western Pine Assoc
iation, Oregon Forest Products
Laboratory and the U.S. Forest
Service participating. The study
was to determine the grades of
lumber that can be expected from
ponderosa pine timber grown In
Uie Lakevlew area.
All logs cut for a full week last
January at the American Forest
Products Corp. mill at Lakeview
were scaled and graded and all
lumber produced was graded and
tallied on the green chain by lndl
the report are based on dry sur
faced material. The log rule used
was developed by Dr. J. E. Lode
wick in 1938 when he was a mem-
from I ber of the Pacific Northwest For
est and Range experiment station
and this log rule is in general use
in Oregon and Washington for
appraising ponderosa pine timber.
A detailed report, "Ponderosa
Pine Lumber Recovery In the
Lakevlew, Oregon area," by E. E.
Matson is printed in Research Note
lor December, 1955 published by
the Pacific Northwest Forest and
Range Experiment Station of the
Forest Service, U.S. Department
of Agriculture. This report is avail
able at the Lakeview forest serv
ice headquarters or from Washing
ton, D.C.
THOREZ LEAVES
PARIS, 11 Maurice Thorez,
secretary general of the French I
Communist Party, left by train
Wednesday night for Moscow to
attend the 20th Congress of the
Soviet Communist Party. The So-
vtdual logs. The lumber was kiln viet Congress opened Thursday.
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