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W Pare the Nauoa li 3d SLniaj New i 1 (A Wtcir H ia World 2 : Tri Chrtrtopheri S W Cc:iee Hour a.; Tmi itie Ltf 4 : Siind.r Kaune 5 M F.htnn Review S 40 Hnilj woofl Album t:00 JmtXfon County Pubirf BeaJtk (. . Jti A Crnt Llt 7 I) Ja'-k Benny 7:no Waterl-oM t (K Trie E4 S j'.hvaa Ssow 00 G r TTner Weekly Nfi la ftrrlew 45 TB A JO-pft Loreta Tourr VanrW Traen 11:30 V.crrt Monet 11:0b Ml It Off Monday, Feb. IS 11 : Devotion 1T' liatir.ee 1141 Garoeu. Ht" and Farm 1 IT' Srcrel Storm I. 30 Afternoon Tuealer 2 43 Val F.ru Camera 3 -fm F-Tr)-:ne Fanne 2 10 Wefiern Tfteaier 4 :H t nrtr Bill 5 P:nk Lee 5 :io Hn ar Done -w TV C'ueauoc Box e :5 Kr f-5 Ta.ier 6 10 Aderturea te Lileratur 7 (K Stoio On at Burnt na AUra r : Bhut 7:4 00 I Lr-e Lur 1 ltd Det-eniti!i Br,dr lt' !K Drt-e-ln Tneaier II. 30 Lincdln Day AoOreaa; VJ. art) Nixon 1? kv! and ica Off HALF-SIZE STILE Y'.-ur hew ) to sew . to-Q r.t ou'.fit is a )oy "erirn to wear It s propo::; !-: t.cu: :itd lo !;t ihe shorter. ' perlectJy! Simple. : f-ait rrw with a trr.an new co..ar de'.a.j .;m( let lor pretty cov r or. cru..y cs! Palt'Ti .: Hf S:.-e H'-. !'.-. :t j .-. ... : , Siw 14 ; Qres take 4 vards J-iach laoric .'acket tale? 1', yard. Tr-.. eay-to-ue pattern s.e peilec: I.;. Coi:.p.e:e. illustrated Se than how c.u eiery f.ep Send th.f.y.'ne cents in coins lor this pattern add cents for each pattern !it lt-clavj mauaig. S'nd to Mai.sn Xiirtji. ca:e ol Hria:d and News, Pattern Dept . :3: West lltn St . New You 11 N Y Pratt p.aajy narr.e, address w;;h tone, aire and at.Me number. OPEN EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINtSI ' rfceir atl 44 Fa OraVrt Te Take 0t ltd I. Ut. Mar. km 4. V i 1M Know Your u i f 1 I-r MASTER SERGEANT ALYIN G. HUDSON (Editor's not-: Tiiis is one of jhis croup comrr.ander. senei of rud designed to f In lftS6 Sgt. Hudson vss dis cquaint the readers of ue Her-: chirped from the Alt Crps. He sid and Jvews viih the officers j returned to ciriiiui Il'c and m and airmen of the U .S. Air Force lhi2 reenlisted in the C.S. Anny manning the Klamath Faus jrt in- terceptor base.i Br MAX WAICHOPE "The new t VS. Air Force has come a long way since J first fjew in a B0-m:ie-an-hour open cockpit Marun B-l bomber.' .said Master 6crgeant Alvm G. Hudson who has bTL suuoned at tne Klamath Palls Air Jarce Base sxnee last fall. The veteran non-commissioned officer, who has served 21 years with the old U.S. Army Ar Corps, the U.S. Army Air Force and the present U.S. Au- Force, served unoer many of the irrest names of the A:r Force after tis first enlistment in Xf2d. After iommg tne ser-ice Set. ; Hudson i be le his home in Meo i lord and enlisted in Southern Caii ; lorn-a spent two years m Hawaii ! in old Lute Fie id. Tms fieid was. j liter turned over to the N'ary and the deMrn;iOB as moved to the I present Luke Fie id in Arizona.) I In 3PM Pft. Hudson was retuiT' 1 i the V S. tad stationed at Fock- ; well Fitid. Sha Diepa, California. ; ! Whue at Ruckwtil Field Sft. , i Hudson was a part of a team of , ! ol.jcrrs and enasted men headed ! by the lute General H. H. AroOid -men a lieutenant colonel' which conducted some of the first experi ment m crouno-to-air radio com- ( murucatior;?. &(rt. Hjcsod rccallec! that Tihile the Air Corps was in its compara tive infanrv a non-commissioned ollicer asMcned to r.ymr uv-a".!y had seerl d'Jiies. He was the ground crew chief, f.ignt engaeer and toe it care of the radio com- 1 rr.uTuca uons when they were in stalled in the aircraft. In today's spec. alir.ed A:r Force there i? an an man as5.gned to eacn of these ou:ie. A.';er sen.c it Ro;kwell Field Sri. Hudson was transJerred to March Field at Riverside. Cali fornia. At th: air ba.e he woried on The old Bteing PW-S pursuit type aircraft, and served as the fiicht em-:r,eer on Ford and Fok- j ker tri-mntor transport?: wh.le March he ser--d under General , Carl Spaatz (then a ma;or and Attendance Record Set Owners and buers from the Klamath r'.lf area clothing siiop: hae b)pd establish a new t teDdrrKe rord lor tl.e West Ccat Salesmen s Association Sot my and Summer Market Week, which was recently held at the Sheraioa-Paiace Hotel m &an Fran cisco. Such was the ccrr.ment ol Ar rarements Director Harry Bloom as he reported on the hufe success of the :ist annual allair at a spf cal meetir-s o( Uie board o! til rectors Bloom also pointed out that the amaller shops in the outlying areas can now compete on the aame fashion scale as the department jtorea in the larte metropolitan ci-es This is due to tyie fact that ose: 1 (Kn clr-.hint mar.ulacturers hase barioed tt-cether anc. s a (eioup hcid a ma.-ket week whete they nisp.av tne romir.g fas-hions and Yak nj oroets. A representative1 Item a ciothir-.f store may order as lr.'.le as or.e ol a particular out fit or as ntanv as is desired. Thi aliowa lite t mailer buesir.e.ssman to compte cn a favorable Kale wi'h lamer linr.s. ! Air o.i? thf t.oie thar. 4 000 own er and bsjsers present were the lollowiit nieitr-.aits of the K'.am I'h fan area Th'v were Mrs. C Lion a-id B Kranr of La Po'r.te s Su an Hamilton, repre senting Marsins. Walter Ker.r.ett ar.d Bea W.lkes. rep'esertir.t Mil-, ler ' aid M:. w. Whvtal. owner of Whital . I Dulles Planning Fishing Trip WASHINGTON r Secreuarr of. State Du.iea is ,airf tunic neat' week in watera lesa uoubled than purini aside prooirms of mea'.h- er ba'!oor. r.d cimk o,' r ' oe-; bate he arxt Mis Dulles ill le jv a r fir.da- :or tne Aoacol ii- lands ix Bahamas. HERALD AVT) VFWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Air Force - n . Air Force aler tbe beg ir.n ir.g of World War II I Durinr. World War n Est. Htid t son was stationed at Caue Field. Merced. Caulo.-ma and Mxier Field. Batersfieid. California and at Luke Field. Aratona. Durms this period he w-as the flight en gineer for Brifadier General Le ltrid R. Hew-itt. commiaaer of the 3oia and 3Tti rjvicg Trains i W mg;. la June 1945 he transferred to the Air Transport Command at Paa-!ieitS-Stuim Air- Base now- Tra vis Air FHjrce Base and r-ew the Pacific run to Haw-an and bacx. 1 A bean attack suffered at Hick am Air Force Bas. Kawaa a j 1I4B permanently prounded the ' serceant and he spent six months tn bo..pr.als recca-ermc j Vpon his release from the haspi. la Sri. Kuoson reer-iistd in the Air Mtteriel Command at MrCel lan AFB. Sacramento. He chanced his job Bssusn-uent at McCleliun to rcluelxp ana was assigned non-commissioned-officer - t as chHrjc? oC a transient refuelms de tacLttif:.t at the Medlord Munici- Pbi Airjiori. He commanded this urn: il-iU 1S5; v-hj-a he was .stnij to TaerAUwa Aa Force Base, j Japi.a as N'COIC a charje of re-; fuetir.p at that ba.se. He returned j in 1&:4 from Japan and was ss sicnea to Ecwarcs- Flight Test ! Cener in Ca.il omia. " J W'hea Set Hucv.on w as dis- chare ed in September isss he had over 20 year s sc-n ice and could j have retneo. When he heard of' the biuldrne of the Klamath Falls' ;et base he reer-sied lor this base, j Tne veteran airman and his wile Maud have purchased a n:ne acre !r:m ann heme on the M.d- I lai.d P.oad wne:e tr.ey live with! th,r two son.- P.ichardL 10. ' and Ail.n. 6. bom students at Henley Eif-r'.e.Mhrr Srnool. j ' My w.le ana I coni.der Klarn- ath Falls as our permanent home j now.'' s;t. Hudson. a.d. -We lite i the hurl.E arid lish.ni; and out- door life of the Klamath Basin." i .... f- -a j Ik' i'f 'k: - ta ' W.I ';. -J DOORS OPEN 12:45 ii.fr .: r. .SW's.5WSai--' rfS.Ca3S9?i- , laaaapniiaaaaaaMaHaHaiaaaaaaawaHaHaaaaaaaaHiawBBaai "' ...when one hand VV . i 0 Nr-r points to vengeance ' and the other J A j --v. t points a gun! fj ALAN EDWARD C. JOANNE LASS) RGDMSN EOT A tail fuy who p UD Actually filmri o tht Sn Fnncijct ty front la ONEMaScoP r-ua PtiaaatJT Ktrtsut fttn ,2 . raT imut NBRTf This Election Year Said Bad One For Dark Horse By LTLE C. WILSON' l'mirt Press Stuff Crrrpmdeat WASHINGTON (UP This preu denual ejecuon year u a bad one lor dais horse Democratic cand It w-ftS not always so. The phrase, dark horse, was coned m :B4 u oefienbe the unJoreseea Democrai k Dosunauon oi James K Poit of Terme&iiee lor Presiidrai. He was the firs; dark borse and be defeaie KecTuriy s Krnrr Ciaj. Poit's platiorm demanded re arjeiaucm of Texas and re occ-pauon of Orefan.." n nvorrt tarCi re:orm. Texas and Orecnn be factors in the faie of 1H56 dark hcrsei, but m comljci wilt each o"-her. The mosi d:us5d ctrt horse rruf at expen some suftstsntial sap pert from Tevt -Mme sub stantial rppounn from Orepnn. Ke is ti- car-cud FVari J Lu sche. the Jire-term ren-eroor of Or.)o Lausche is ine Democrat wno puoliclr 5--a;ef: tha: be vo:ed m 19M) for Republican Koaen A. Tail for the Senate, and that be did so because he t-DDcht Tali's Demo cratic oppDuent woid be coDtroiied by the li&or bosses. Laasche aiso is a C-atbobe. But it is fr iess his relipoa than his pDliucal independence thai causes prarticsly everyone to airree that Lausche couid not be nommaied m a Democratic con vention uus 'tear or for some Ume to come. Orranixeti labor cannot handie - Liusche on his borne grounds. But orcaniMd labor is ready for hmi in the 'party con venuon. TOl'CH COALITION" The great states of the north, east and west are the areas ol the "esr! IS. preildent of the Oregon Se Junior Chamber oi Commerce, y.ll parTtcipae in tfie institution of the new Klamath Agency Junior Chamber of Commerce. The institution will be held at a dinner meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Chlloquln Masonic Lodge. " The new chapter is being chartered by the Klamath Fails chapter. Congleton will also spealc at a dinner meeting of the Klam ath Falls group at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Winema Ho tel, and in Medford Tuesday. John Heilbronner is the pres ident of the new group, be lieved to be the only Junior Chamber chapter located on an Indian reservation. CzwofUttbty-front.. Vll -A ' f I 'mm -.: I ato' aia.rift .j i-Mlifl'illara. J i 1 SVAN ".KE" CONGLtTOH. Democratic-Labor coalition. That coalition has the votes to stop La use he cold, although he will own Ohio s 6-voie delegation as a fa vorite son. Lausche is shooting this year for the Senate seat of Republican George H. Bender, who succeeded Taft, To the north. Democratic Got. G. Mennen Williams of Michigan reigns a one of the real political surprises of current politics. Wil liams was once retarded aj more an amateur than a political oper ator. He u 44 years old. a foitsy. natty man who has made a green and while polka dot ue his political trademark. Is and out of the Roosevelt and Truman a a ministrations from time to time.. Williams served a hitch as Michigan s attorney general Ke was elected governor in 1MB and he's still there vita none m sight to dinplace him. His position in the Democratic party is secure, Williams is in close partnership with organized labor, notably the CIO wing led by Walter Reutfaer which is dominant in Michigan's automotive industry. Williams would be strong wherever Lausche would be weak, but probably not strong enough anywhere this year. Tne list of dark horses would reach from here to way out yonder. Count in two very old men. Sen. Alben W. Barkley. 78. of Kentucky, and speaker Sam Ray burn, 74, Texas. Neither is a likely nominee. But if the 19&6 Democratic con vention were deadlocked as it was 33 years ago in Madison Square Garden, New York, the party wou be forced to a holding operation a caretaker ticket. Barkley and Rayburn would be safe and gener ally acceptable. So would a good many others. MANY POSSIBILITIES Every native born Democratic governor and United States sena tor plus numerous members of the House ol Representatives has at some ume dreamed of being President. Some dream it night after night. The dark borses are too numerous to list. But tbey will be on hand in Chicago, ready, will ing and, possibly, able. Of the senators, smart Syming ton of Missouri is most often men tioned in Washington debates, i Symington, at M. is serving his : first Senate term to which he was I elected in 1952. He was first sec retary of the separate Air Force. Although not bom in a log cabin, Symington can and does claim in bis sell-edited biography that he eot his first Job at the aee of 13 1 office boy and earned s2 a week. : He used to be a newspaperman himself, a reporter on the Balti more Sun. The record estab lishes Symington as a successful businessman and government ad ministrator. He held high office under both Presidents Roosevelt and Truman. There have been booklets for Oklahoma's Sen. Mike Monroney. another former newspaperman on the Daily Oklahoma n and the Scnpps - Howard Oklahoma City News. Mike broke in on the Okla taoman to succeed your correspond ent on a sports desk back there :n 1P30 or there He is 53 years old. Monroney. like Syrrungton. would be a candidate in the left-of -center tradition. j Oklahoma s senior Senator. Rob- j ert Samuel Kerr, was a dark horse ; candidate four vears ago and might be again. But Kerr did not accum- f ulate a vast fortune in gas and oil by throwing good money after bad. j Crances are be won't go in this ) year. NEW STARS I There are bright new Demo- ocratic stars in the East: Penn- -n on uy toe fw - Winwte(of - trvm WvavtVa C100 Htw ( sylvania's Gov. George M. Leader ' and New Jersey's Robert B. Mey. Der, the latter favored, too, by the reports of romance with charming Mss Margaret Truman. Meyner and Leader are serving first terms to which they were elected on the left-ofenter founda lions, which usually are essential to the Democratic candidates out- DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. C0NTINU0UI rtny if a m " TWO SOCKO IT HAPPtNCD SOMEWHERE 17. THE MAZE OP BROOKLYN UUNGLEI m " I n THE IMEB STREET FiH mm mm-m-mx . PETER BRAVES asEn-iuiEBii-anKB tutizini rLVS ACTION CALCRE IN - .tn"" ,it . j S: . . WSVSl 4 m ff-SIrHIWIWIIrTl Door Open 12:30 ALL OF HIS LIFE.. .SHE HAD BEEN "THE OTHER WOMAN" hut now-was it even too late for that ? ?. JB3- M 'iiZ ?it i 'tffigf - This was (sa UMA Cu that made ''k -ik? al. -t. I -,w uieinave forbidden! .'wa imswas u tii aa. BARBARA STANWYCK FRED MacMURRAY , . JOAN BENNETT ' - a AlvvW ill EXTRA SHORT SUBJJECTS NEWS - COLOR CARTOON J SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 12. r side the South. That is not to uy that the South is wholly cac&ttx ire. There are New Deal southerly era who would meet northern ear.ern specifications, bar one. That is the matter of racial usieg. ration. That i bad enouch. Georgu'i Sen. Richard B. Russell generic is regarded as amcr.g tne most able men of his party. He mad, the race four years ago. lest to the labor men who would have none ol him. What he failed to lose there he lost to those di. gates mho rate racial integrant the top issue. Russell had e;iou?S He s not a candicaie this year. There are others. But as pre. . vicus.y rcporwro, una noes not i seem to be a dark horse year. FIRST RUN HITS 7 . ...ti : ..finer " HUM Or tclaotad rhni Uaitad Artitt TODAY s, r-w; tne cnnaren that made it thpir Fn ?a Ms 1 J
