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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1958)
MAY 16, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 7 A A JFfl 't j TJt (. OX Pat OH. "Remember! Charge everything! Stores can get more money out ot husbands than- wives can! Democrat Leader! Drop : NEW VORK W) - Tamitfany Hall leaders have dropped Rep. )dam Clayton PoweU 3r. ID-NY) a Democratic candidate for re-election, assertedly for his sup port of President Lisenhowar in 1956. ( Powell, his political back to the Wall, has said he 'will -retaliate with an independent organization tn keep the Harlem congressional seat he has held since 1945. Scout To Be Decorated ? For saving the life of a drewa log bey at Glaster Dam last Jura, Jaung Patrkk Olds of Alturas will receive a certificate of heroism next Sunday afternoon. ! The presentation, made by the Boy Scout National Headquarters to boys who have exhibited hero ism is lifd saWng, will take place fc the First Presbyterian Church during a Modoc Scout Council Bieet. ' Pat. 15. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Olds of Alturas, will get a certificate bearing the following Citation: '. "On the afternoon of June 17, 1857, some young people were wimming on the Glaster Dam on the Pit River at Alturas, cantor Bia. - ; "Donny Yarborough, 11, got into difficulty in deep water and called for help. Jimmy, his brother, tried to save him, but the two boys De oame entangled and were sub mersed below the surface. ; "Pat Olds jumped in and swam out to where the two 'boys were struggling in the water. By means of the cross chest carry, Pat got Bonny to shore and Jimmy swam in by himself. Navy Marks Perry's Japan Sailing SHIMODA, Japan W The U.S. rrir Hornet and the attack qi-n iin Morrirk clpampd into Shimoda harbor today as modern counterparts ol ine ruacK snips with whkh Commodore Matthew Furry apeosd Japan to the west em world. Tb8 two vessels are represent ing he Navy at the three-day fes tival marking the 105th anniver sary of Perry's arrival in Japan. HQ Amhnsssdnr Douglas Mac- Arthur II will speak at ceremon ies in smmoaa aaiuraay. n nsr.n HnME PORTLAND, Ore. w His work came close to home for. Traffic Patrolman John Yadon. HocnitA rpnpatpd warninss. Ya don said, his 14-year-old son was one (?f three boys he caught jay walking. He gave tickets to all three. r The Commerce Department Takes Big Budget Slash WASHINGTON I The Housei Appropriations Committee today cut $65,581,000 from the $982,721, 000 requested by the administra tion to finance the Commerce Department and related activities. Subject to House action next week, the 7 per cent reduction left the agencies with $917,140,000 for the fiscal year starting July 1. The amount lis almost 200 million dollars more than they received during the present year. Hefty boosts were recommend ed for the Census Bureau, the Civil Aeronautics Administration, the Civil Aeronautics Board, the Public Roads Bureau, the Bureau of Standards and the Maritime Administration. The Census Bureau was allotted $22,250,000, including seven mil lion to start preparing for the 1960 census. For the Civil Aeronautics Ad ministration, the committee ear marked $421,950,000, a cut of $16,750,000 from the amount re quested but an increase of $74,- ,675 for operation ana regula tion. The committee said im proved control of air traffic needed as a result of recent plane collisions in flight. For establishment of air navi gation facilities, the committee recommended 1581 million. It suggested that "Congress draft legislation to require the airlines to share part of the mounting cost of modern safety installations. The Commerce Departments maritime programs were allotted $260,204,000, including 98 million for construction of 17 merchant ships and 120 million for operat ing subsidy payments to snip lines. It directed that limited sub- sidies be paid to companies oper ating into or out ot the oreat Lakes in order to attract trade into the -lakes area through the St. Lawrence Seaway scheduled to open next July. The committee authorized tne The Negro congressman into U.S. District Coifl't ctoday to pead tg an indictment charging mm wun income tax evasion. Tammany leaders, headed by Democratic National Committee' man Carmine G. DeSapio, voted 11-1 yesterday to read PoweU out of the Democratic party. DeSapio said: "He (Powell) will 'not be the candidate of, the party. The leaders indicated that they CftuM not, in ssA consci- , SM4rt Aiam Powell b- cuse he is net a Democrat." DS,pio said the tax case in. velving Powell had nothing to do rth th political decision. Powell has a strong personal loiiowing in tbt letn congression al District. The Baptist Ministers' Confer ence of Greater Nsw Y'ork issued statement strongly defendinc Powell, pastor of a large Baptist church in Harlem. The group, numbering about 300 clergymen most of whom are Negro pledged full support to Powell in his r&election bid. . A conference statement termed Powell's dumping "a deliberate attempt to silence this summit voice for the liberation of people of color." Powell could not be reached for comment on his ouster from the Democratic ranks by Tam many Hall, the Manhattan party organization. He said during the 195S presi dential campaign that he was supporting Eisenhower because of the desegregation and civil rights issue. Donations Asked In Cancer Drive Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society may be made by mailing checks, made out to the society, to Mrs. Violet onjKoen, Route 1, Box 579, Klamath r ails, lyumriuuuuus maue uu uugii Mrs. Koehn, commander of the Klamath County Chapter, are cred ited to this area. Klamath County now stands sec ond in the state of Oregon in the amount of money received from the United Fund. Multnomah Coun ty is first.' Memorial' money, which totaled nearly $70 last week, goes entirely for cancer research. A receipt is returned to the donor from Port land headquarters of the society, and a card of acknowledgement goes to the closest relative in the bereaved family. No mention is made of the amount contrib uted. DANMOORE HOTEL 1217 S.W. Morrison St. Portland, Oregon All Transient Guesfv. All t-hon wfia eomf return. Rates not too high, not low. Freo Garage, TV'l afl-d Radio's. Reputation for oleanllrress. Reservations by L. D. Forte refunded on request upon arrival. use of $2,350,000,000 from the fed-! eral-aid highway trust fund to pay commitments made under recent nignway construction programs. This fund is financed by taxes on highway users. To SDeed un Bureau nf KtanH. ards research programs, the com- mmee approved the entire request for IBs million dollars. This is $2,071,750 more than was appro priated for the present year. 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