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Monday, March 8, 194S BEHALD AWD
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jbters at Lakcvlcw went to
Spoils today to vote on the
lilon of levying an ad va
im Uk of 24 mills for the con-
lion of p a v e a streets in
view.
ity officials said they hnd put
natter up at tne pons to ne
line once and for all if Lake-
I loins ahead with a pnv-
SDrosram. "We have let some
erous years slip bv without
i( advantage of the oppor
Ity to acquire and set aside
is tor the development or our
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ny Plane Crashes
' Wright Hangar
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fcd on a hangar at nearby
hht field today, setting fire
e building In which at least
flvillan workmen were bo
gfl trapped, the army's air
Weal service command re-
Iokesmen for the ATSC said
i were no details available
the cause of the crash, but
the plane apparently burst
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spcftltlnj from n slttlntt position In tho well of the House chamber, Prcal
dciit KoiMcvelt tells Joint ecsslon of the Houso ond Senate that the Crimea
Conference achieved "a Rood start on tho road to a world peace." It was
"it first personal appenranco beforo Congress In moro than two years.
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Blonde Dorothy Norller looks at picture of her fiance, Dunder Hagg, fa
mouse Swedish runner, as sho washes dishes in her Piedmont, Calif.,
home. Thrilled so that "words can't tell," she awaits word from Hogg,
who arrived in New York from Sweden.
Planing Mill to Open
Operation at Redmond
REDMOND, March 5 (P)
The Dant nnd Russell planing
mill will co into operation here
this week with n capacity of 00,
000 board foot diiily, Superin
tendent E. V. Andorson said to
day.
Abnut 2(1 men will bo em
ployed. Operation Is awaiting
arrival of a blower fan. Lum
ber will be trucked from a log
ging project at Sisters.
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'to worK in war plant, raui
(operates Stitching machine and
FrHnk is foreman in Bedford,
tohio, plant which manufacture
shell coverings. They seem
happy about their work,
ST. LOUIS Jack Srenco,
St. Louis, won national YMCA
four-wall handball title by beat
ing Oscar dayman, 21-5, 21-8.
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WASHINGTON. March 5 MP)
The supreme court upheld today
the death sentence imposed on
Thomas H. Robinson Jr., for the
1034 kidnaping of Mrs. Alice
Speed Stoll, Louisville society
matron,
Justice Black delivered the
court's 7-2 opinion. Justice Rut
ledge wrote a dissent In which
Justice MurDhv agreed.
Robinson was sentenced under
the Lindbergh kidnap act, which
allows for the death sentence In
a ransom kidnaping. His appeal
to the supreme court hinged on
Interpretation of a provision in
the act that the death sentence
"shall not be Imposed by the
court if, prior to its imposition,
the kidnaped person has been
liberated unharmed."
His counsel argued that any
injuries suffered by the kidnaped
person must be permanent and
in evidence at the time sentence
is pronounced, else the death
penalty may not be imposed. The
attorney said that at the trial of
Robinson which resulted in the
death sentence, no evidence was
given that Mrs. Stoll "then was
sufforing In any manner from
effects of the alleged kidnaping."
Justice department attorneys
contended the condition of the
kidnaping victim at the time of
release determines the applica
bility of the death sentence. They
said that when Mrs. Stoll was
freed she had head injuries and
was in a state of general nervous
exhaustion.
VISITS IN CITY
1st Lt. Lynn McDaniels, wear
er of the Silver Star for gallant
ry in action, is in Klamath Falls
for several weeks from Barnes
General hospital at Vancouver,
Wash., where he has been receiv
ing treatment for wounds re
ceived in action August 21 in
Franco. McDaniels was a mem
ber of a tank destroyer unit.
McDaniels and his wife, the
former Margaret Mahoney, and
their young daughter, Mari
lynne, will be at the J. A. Ma
honey residence, 737 N. 9th. dur
ing their stay in Klamath- Falls.
The lieutenant's mother, Mrs.
Tillie McDaniels, is now making
her home in Vancouver, Wash.
Following treatment for leg
wounds in an overseas hospital,
Lt. McDaniels was first sent to
McCaw General hospital at Wal
la Walla, Wash., and later to
Barnes. He will return to Barnes
for additional treatment.
DATES SET FOR 4
Circuit Judge David R. Van
denberg presided at the March
docket call Monday morning and
set the dates for trials of four
criminal cases now pending.
Dates are as follows:
State vs. Edward William Qoe
dert, March 12.
State vs. Joseph Raymond Se
gobiano, March IS.
State vs. Samuel F. Ash well,
March IS.
State vs. Herbert Daniel Stev
ens, March 26.
Judge Vandenberg said he
would set five other cases at the
April docket call. These cases
include State vs. Baker; State vs.
Thompson; State vs. Gathwrlght;
State vs. Hayter, and State vs.
Young.
Hispanic America
Classes Held Hare
John T. Ganoe, Ph. D., profes
sor of history at the University
of Oregon, will conduct classes
Monday and Tuesday nights of
this week in the interest of the
Hispanic America extension
course at Klamath Union high
school, room 715. Classes con
vene at 7:15 p. m.
This is the second of a series
of lecture . classes arranged by
the Oregon state sxstem of high
er education. An excellent re
sponse . was reported by-Supt.
Arnold L. Gralapp. Professor
Ganoe's topic tonight and tomor
row will be. "Historical and Dip
lomatic Relations." .
Try sprinkling chopped pick
les into soup just before serving.
It will enhance the flavor.
Acts AT ONCE to relieve
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trtterlbad by thousands of Doctor!
Pertussin famous herbal remedy
Is scientifically prepared not only to
quickly help relieve auoh coughing,
but also lt loosens and makes phlegm
easier to raise. Salt and mighty
tgeetlva for both old and young.
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