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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1958)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE 7 A f :J . '.a FINISHES TRAINING Pfc. Charles A. Swafford, ion of Mr. and Mri, Charles Swafford, 930 North Ninth Street, has completed in dividual combat training at the Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton, California. DRASTIC SOLUTION CLEVELAN'D (IIP!) ew year-old Edward Sokolowski had a lew Daa moments Tuesday when police and firemen, unable to re move a Dair of hanrimffe ha VioH snapped to his ankles, took him to a lire station lor a bigger hack saw. "He thought they were going to cut off his legs." said his mother. Mrs. Arlene Sokolowski. BASIN BRIEFS Alturas Acacia Chanter Roval Arch Masons held a special meet ing September 27 to prepare for the visit of Grand King Henry C. Spurr, who will visit the chapter on Thursday night, October 2. Tarri Parlv T.rtst Tlii-or r.mr.n will hold its regular card party Ihis FririflV evening fWnhtti- t at 8 o'clock at the Olene Grange Hall. ine puDiic is invited. Improved Mrs. Charles M. 'Rose) Noah, Fort Klamath, who is in a Klamath Falls hospital, is reported to be improving from an illness. Mrs. Noah and her- late husband were pioneer residents of the Wood River Valley. Marvin ioah, her son, is now caretaker of the Roy Ashcraft properly in Mamath falls. Relumed Lamar Andv Ander son returned Wednesday, Septem ber 24, to Fort Klamath from a six weeks' stay in the Hillside Hospital. Anderson fractured a leg in July while working in logging operations. Surgery Richard H. Wilson, Fort Klamath, is a patient in Klamath Valley Hospital, where he recently had surgery. He ex pects to return to his home later this week. Investment Mr. and Mrs. Ober Brown, longtime residents of Fort Klamath, have purchased an apart ment house and adjoining resi dence in Ashland, where M r s. Brown has been for some time past for the benefit of her health. The Browns plan to move to Ash land soon. Alturas George Williams of Madeline, a former student at Mo doe Union High School, who is now with the 97th Artillery Group on Okinawa, is planning to partici pate in the Okinawa Rodeo. Hach Vamagata. another former high school student from Alturas, is also stationed at Okinawa, Visitors Professor and Mrs. Paul Bonifas and small son, Feli cien, were overnight Friday visi tors in Fort Klamath on their way home from Laguna Beach to Se attle where the professor teaches ceramics at the University of Washington. The Bonifas' had spent the summer at the beach on account of his health. From Red Bluff Charles Bel den, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller Sr., is in Fort Klam ath assisting with the fall ship ment of the Loren Miller Com pany cattle to southern markets. SENTENCED George Allen Isom was sen tenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to carrying a con cealed .38 caliber pistol in his light truck. The sentence was passed by District Judge D. E. 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Taylor noted in a speech before the 80th annual conference of the National Guard Assn. that the Army had planned last March to reduce the Guard to 360,000 paid strength. This would have meant deactivation of six divisions and the elimination of numerous small supporting units. But the last session of Congress demanded, and the President and secretary of defense approved in creasing Guard strength to 400, 000, Taylor said. The United States is the major supplier of cotton to the United Kingdom, having exported 588,000 bales in the period from last Au gust to March. , Old Line Party Republicans Plan For New Floor Leader WASHINGTON (AP) - Old line party members are maneuvering quietly to block any "Modern Re publican" from capturing the GOP Senate leadership for years to come. This is the aim of influential niembers who have little enthus iasm for President Kisenhower's ideas of modernizing the party viewpoint. They have laid plans they hope will accomplish this re sult when a new floor leader is chosen to succeed retiring Sen. William F. Knowland (R-Califl. Sen. Everett UirKsen (R UD, a vigorous supporter of the late Sen. Robert A. Taft (R Ohio), probably will move into Knowland's com mand position without challenge. All-out Eisenhower supporters hoped to place one of their num ber in the line of succession as party whip, the post Dirksen will be vacating. However, Chairman Styles Rridges iNH) of the Senate Re publican Policy Committee is ex pected to propose that the leader ship base be broadened by the ad dition of an assistant leader, as well as the whip. While Rridges is not talking about who might fill such an as sistant's post, there was immedi ate speculation it would go to one of the conservative Republicans. In this connection, the names of I Senators John W. Bricker ot Ohio, Karl E. Mundt of South Dakota, Barry Goldwater of Arizona and Carl T. 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