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JJAVY BROTHERS These two Klamath Falls youths,
TEmil Granquist, left, and brother, Karl, right, are both
currently serving in the U.S. Navy. Emil, a fireman ap
prentice, is at the NAS Los Alamitos, Calif., where he
is undergoing on-the-job traininq for seven months then
to machinery repair school. Karl is currently serving
with the Pacific fleet as a seaman aboard the U.S.S.
Perry. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Gran
quist, 4517 Denver Avenue.
Mo'rgon Still Undecided
On Governorship Race
WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal
Power Commissioner Howard
Morgan said Wednesday he still
had not made up his mind about
running next year for the Demo
cratic nomination for governor of
Oregon.
He said the decision of Atty.
Gen. Robert Y. Thornton to seek
the nomination "doesn't change
my previous statements at all."
Morgan, who was appointed to
the Power Commission earlier in
the year, added, "My position re
mains unchanged for the time
being."
Last week Morgan was quoted
as saying he still was consider
ing the "difficult decision' as to
running for the nomination.
He said then "The situation is
not fully clear yet. I want to be
sure I understand the situation
before making up my mind. It
would be the wrong thing to do
and perhaps unfair to make up my
mind too early.
Tuesday a petition to encourage
Morgan to run was announced in
Portland. Sponsors said nearly 100
prominent Democats had signed
it.
Morgan is a former Oregon
Democratic chairman, state legis
lator and state public utility com
missioner.
GOP Plans
To Capture
Lady s Vote
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The assistant chairman of the
Republican National Committee
called Wednesday for the GOP to
go alter the women's vote in 1962.
Mrs. Clare B. Williams, on the
first day of a two-day tour of Ore
gon, made the statement in a
speech in Portland to the Federa
tion of Republican Women.
She said 58 per cent of the
women voting im 1932 and 61 per
cent of those who voted in 1956
favored Eisenhower for President.
In 1960, when Richard M. Nix
on, the Republican candidate lost.
51.5 per cent of the women voted
for him. Mrs. Williams said.
Mrs. Williams went to Eugene
for a Republican dinner after her
Portland speech. In a talk there,
she said the GOP, as the loyal
opposition, has the obligation to
criticize the Kennedy Administra
tion.
"We have been patient and
generous during this period of
White House apprenticeship," she
said, but now the days of trial
and error, of indecision, should
be over."
She said the voters last Novem
ber did not reject the principles
of her party.
"Thirty-four million Americans
gave the Republican Party a clear
mandate to represent their think
ing on the issues which face our
nation," she said.
HiNitc' Set
For Auditorium
City Parks and Recreation De
partment announced this week
that a "Hi Nile" will be held at
Klamath Auditorium Friday, 7-9
p.m. A variety of recreational ac
tivities will be available for all
Klamath Basin high school age
students.
Man Pleads
To Assault
Sammie R. McKnight, 32-year-old
Klamath Falls man, pleaded
guilty in circuit court Tuesday af
ter the charge against him was
reduced from assault with intent
to kill to assault and battery by
the district attorney's office.
McKnight's trial had been sched
uled to start Wednesday in Judge
David R. Vandenberg's circuit
court. But, after investigating the
case, Deputy District Attorney
Sam McKeen decided to reduce
the assault charge from its most
serious degree down to a misde
meanor. McKeen explained that he had
"insufficient evidence to prove as
sault with intent to kill or any
lesser felonies."
McKnight had been accused ol
attempting to choke Mrs. Hood
to death on July 30 at 1734 Lark
Street. Judge Vandcnberg will sen
tence McKnight Friday morning.
Noted Artist
Weds Teacher
STOCKBR1DGE. Mass. IAP)
Norman Rockwell, noted maga
zine cover artist and illustrator,
and Miss Maiy L. Punderson, a
retired teacher, were married
Wednesday in SL Paul's Episco
pal Church.
It was the third marriage for
Rockwell, 67. His first marriage
ended in divorce in 1930. His sec
ond wife died two years ago.
The bride, 65. retired in 1939
after teaching English at Milton
Academy for 37 years.
The eerie spirits of Hal
loween are rising again
... Be ready for them.
Read the ancient legend
of the jack-o'-lantern in
Family
TVeelcly
October 29th issue,
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ENLISTED Jack R.
CorneH, son of Mrs. Mar
ian Cooley, S620 Leland
Drive, KUHS graduate, re
cently enlisted in the
Navy. He is now serving at
the U.S. Navy School
Command, Treasure Is
land, Calif.
HbtettiBf Results From Isolation, Utf Spaahe Warm
"For America to return to iso
lation would be the quickest way
to the holocaust ue want to
avoid." Dr. Clifford Miller. South
ern Oregon professor o politi
cal science, told an audience of 50
at the annual meeting of the Klam
ath Chapter of the Association for
the United Nations Tuesday at the
First Proytcrian Church.
"Walls are dangerous, whether
the Iron Curtain. Bamboo Cur
tain, the cement wall in Berlin,
or the walls that some would like
FIRE OUTRAGES ENGINES
LOS ANGELES IUPI - Two
county fire engines gave hot pur
suit to a runaway fire Saturday.
The engines raced after a burn
ing boxcar on a fast-moving
freight, but by the time they
stopped the train the boxcar had
burned itself out.
to put around the United Slates."
He cited the imperfections of the
United Nations, and the reasons
why some feel we should pull out
of it. With the increase of mem
ber nations the balance of
power is going to the new na
tions, offsetting the rivalry be
tween Russia ana the U.S. Small
countries who contribute little
monetarily can vote equally with
the U.S., who contributes about
one-third of the budget.
For the first time non-white
countries outnumber those pre
dominantly white. This reflects the
actual world situation, and is a
fact which has tremendous mean
ing, he said.
He stated that when the chips
are down the U.N. hasn't the mili
tary power to put down serious
aggressions. All these facts are
disturbing to those who were in
favor of the U.N. only as long as
it served as an instrument of U.S.
policy.
After citing the weaknesses of
the U.N. Dr. Miller went on to list
its successes in preventing or hold
ing down viobnt outbreak in Iran,
East Indies, Pakistan. Israel, Ko
rea. He stated that its economic
and cultural achievements, in the
long view of history, might prove
to be its most decisive contribu
tion as a bulwark against world
communism.
Its flexibility and adaptability
are in its favor. It is a step for
ward that many questions former
ly settled by the Security Council
can now be settled by the
General Assembly, which is not
hampered by the veto.
He ended by saying that we
must extend our loyalties. Our I New officers elected to sojrve
scientilic advancement is I a r the local association this year are
ahoaH nf ami nnlilivil and Itolinn- D-,l tAi- DA L
Nations must cooperate or die to- vice pr&ident, and Kennetji Lam-
smc 'ok, secremry-ireasurer.
Thursday, Orteber K. 1961
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