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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1946)
tizens Take Cover As Desperadoes Engage In Gun Battle With Police ,0UVKn. WiihIi., Miircli ' S it (HI mil... r.ihro ujli wftorn Wiwli- (nnllco roporlod thut the Zt nionilnK. "i ,IIU "omo ,l friend wliunc niimo won i" u ihc nian'M conipun- IL .nlrt Hio Miiiimi'ti cur I1 j 100 in oi on nour ti. Inlo mrvrrnl nutumo " ... i.. llnwurH Ki! . Mir. driver of onu of Luck cars. ta urcd.Tn tlio wr.ick.Tha iwrds, put on n cllffor '."'! n..ir .f trousers Ink- i07i clotliosllne. unit hitch i in Portland. 2 found hhn tlioro, ut the :lvcn by hl companion. mt" ""v" IvMPIA, Wash., March 7 (!') i.iwl mnta Dollco . hnd citizens of novcriil m Waslilnuto" towns hid- . . j i i. A li m d rlrwirii IiikL Mima - " : ut kecpinu ' o( n,nK ' build. "." "'"K""- ..j In ii runnlnu uun L wtli tho pumulDK lw. I wo of the men huvo boon enpturc-d, un Olympln' police of ficer, Jiick Gudliui, win jIlKhtly wounded im a bullet urnzcd hln iirni, niul onu of two Hlolun cum wim Hiiiii.iliud nuiir Vancouver, Wimn., nflcr nil flo mlle-an-hour clumo from Olympln. The thliiK bonuii when u Che IhiIIh fiinncr Mirprtai-cl mmc men tryhiK to Htrnl hln triictor. They fired iihoUi at him then fled in u nmchlnc buurlnu California II conitu plutci. Car Spotted Police, notified and wulchlnx for tho cur, molted It lutcr In Olymplu, As officers upprouched, men in tho cur opened flro unci during the following exchange of shots, tho gunmen raced awiiy. Moments Inter, officers found tho cur ubundoncd, with n bullet holo through tho windshield. In side und on tho ground nearby, police found two .38 calibre re volvers, a .22 rifle und a 12 gauge shotgun. Shortly nflcr, stnlo pntrolmcn urrested a man trying to hitch n ride on the highway. State Po lice Sgt. J. D. i'lnucl said the mun gave his name us Glenn It. ainiui, ii. ho was booked at Olympln on an open charge. Meanwhile all highways were blocked between here and Port land and north to Tucomu. Approximately on hour Inter WBMf atFREtn 'Yr tr- t iiimm i i is -1 VBUCIOUS! ft V .e-:,.4i ALL the Family Love Cream of Rice. Now make breakfast a joyoua meal serving Cream of Rice I Each ttimy-jmooth serving fortified to thole-groin levels with vitamins Bi, G, niacin and iron. Only 5 minutes to fix. Get this "high-energy" cereal, Cream of Rice, today! It's "The Children's Cereal" , . . and every body loves ill MOMioairsTosi rsoDucn co.QUAirrrrooM kh . f0lks like a change it's "oifferent f.,l It. ,""' ym,r family too polite still T ou o bird. But thoy may tttcal r y tirod of tho me hot Give , ',. RmHC ovory oiy ' a -l, dollclou hot Whoatona --. TM HuiY "oron" Wheotona sure Ul Hiomit-Hkoflavorof natural wheat. Cooks In a jiffy, ,7;BqUKCLn" coffoo And it's ivmvrrow, - , Tli. Whioltno Corpwol Whll". i"V' " F3i f ve miles north of Vancouvur, Wash., a speeding machine cu rcened through u police block ade, rucod nwuy, sped through another ut tho Vancouver city limits. Seconds lutcr, tho vehi cle crashed into three purkod curs and was wrecked, Two men were In the cor, one wus captured by police, Injured. The other escaped. Stuto Patrol Sgt. J. II. Wllllums suld tho In jured man guvo his name as Jack Roberts, 20. Early this morning the mun was In a Van couver hospital under heavy po lice guard. Police mild the gunman still ut largo escuped by dushlng through the Vancouver high school yard. Wllllums reported Roberts suld the man was armed with a .SB calibre revolver. Sgt. Williams Identified him us blonde. 5 feet 11 inches. weighed 1H0 pounds, and wus wearing Ulue trousers and a blue coal. More Teachers To Quit Jobs PORTLAND, March 7 UP) A warning thut about 10 per cent of Oregon school teachers out side of Portland are expected to resign this spring was reported today by tho Oregon State Teachers association. Tho report bused on ' reports from 70 per cent of tho upstate schools and from 57 per cent of tho state's touchers was made ut a time when school officials revealed they already needed 000 instructors. The report showed 1164 of 4596 teucners questioned were holding emergency certificates, Indicating about 25 per cent of Oregon public school teachers lack normal minimum qualifica tions to hold their positions. - Tho assoclution ' reported the replacement rate of veteran teachers by graduates Is far bo low normal and Insufficient to take care of teaching needs. The report said 71 war veterans have returned to classroom jobs and 151 former instructors . are on military leave. The association noted it did not know "whether these educa tors will return to the profes sion." NIOTAZE, Kas., March 7 fP) Ringing of u party line telephone in the State bank was believed to have frightened away night time burglars who cut Into the vault with a torch. A Nlotaze resident next door to the bank saw three persons in the bank and ran to the tele phone to cull the sheriff. The sheriff's phone is on the same party line as the bank. The robbers fled. Free Press Said Needed PORTLAND, March 7 fP) A free press with "full, unrestricted expression" was urged here as tho only way the people of Eur ope would begin to understand world political and economic problems and seek International cooperation by a former army psychological warfare officer. Vcrn Crandall, former ninth army public relations officer, I . I Roto-Rootm ) iC2?tS. I" CLOGGED SffiJjPS' SEWERS AND Phsnt 8390 j'lii'lt Thursday. March 7, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS ELEVEN told members of the Oregon Ad club yesterday that press censor ship was the key to most of Europe's jealousies and trou bles; , He reported 1200 war cor respondents covered the Eur opean war for all nations. He said Russian writers were army men trained In propaganda and Germans could only write with official clearance, while Amer- MOCMT AMD MINI HOMf. wooiroAM cor New yok io. m.tJ leans cleared their news to New ; York and London "almost quickly as things were happen ing." , Stromberg. Carlson Radio a, Derby's Music Co, 'IIIVISIBLE'LIQUID SKIN IRRITATIONS Promptly nllmt Kchlng aids ImHasj Ben's a Doctor's formula Zemo stainless liquid which appears lnrialbla on akin yet so highly medicated that firtt application relieve itching, bum lag of Eczema, Psoriasis and similar ekia and scalp irritations due to eiternal cause. Zemo also aids healing. Won't show on akin. Apply any time. 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No. 303 gl. 28c 12c How to Make Lenten Menus Interesting If you're looking for meatless main course dishes that are tasty and hearty, here art some of my favorites. These are so good that they needn't be reserved just for Lent, You'H ' find them delicious the year around. FRENCH TOAST TUNA SALAD SANDWICH For a satisfying lunch I serve these sandwiches along with Cream of Pea Soup. Then for des sert 1 like a Frosted Apple Dumpling and plenty of hot coffee or tea. , , . Make sandwiches using a welt-seasoned tuna -' salad mixture. For each 3 sandwiches mix ; together 2 slightly beaten eggs, 'A cup of ! milk and 1 1 teaspoon salt. Cut sandwiches in : half if desired. Dip in egg and milk mixture. ( Saute in hot shortening in heavy frying pan, ! turning to brown both sides. Serve hot. LIMA BEAN AND CHEESE SALAD Buttered spinach or Swiss chard, hot bran muf- , fins and chocolate cake for dessert combine with this salad to make a complete supper or lunch, To 2 cups of cooked dried lima beans, well drained, add 2 cups finely shredded cabbage, 1 cup American cheese cut in small cubes, and '4 cup pickle relish. Toss lightly with Thousand Island Dressing. Serve in bowl lined with cabbage leaves. Serves 6 gener ously. NOODLES ROMANOFF Sour cream gives this dish its' distinctive flavor. If you have no sour cream, add 1 tablespoon of lemon juice to a cup of cream or undiluted evaporated milk and let stand for 15 to 20 minutes in a warm place. Cook a 6-oz. package of egg noodles accord ing to directions on the package. Drain well. Add 1 cup of cottage cheese and 1 cup sour cream and season with U cup chopped onion, 1 to 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce, a dash of Tabasco or cayenne, salt and paprika. Mix well. 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