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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1946)
ientists Find Way To Denature Atom Material LdiiiNClTON, March 20 (!) t " ,,,nr cared oponliiK lip lo Inwnrrl world W"", mum ntf mi In. WS?'l,,nrtH 'that BcluntlHlH djcovniwl how to rcnclrr yu, uscsu u fl'.,j...,.liirllU" DrOCCSH BS- PL would not nlurforo ffi rclw )f ',t"mlc Pwor r'Z.n-liil iuriKi'. lS rcporlM wm-o carried lo Keln'H hpccIiiI utoniio com- f lrr.lyn by Under- f'l :..r uinln Dniin Achcson. r,r? ... iri ii iii'uHunicd n Khlch ui-jtocl un Interna- Garbage Cans 0 Woman's Fire .!lon of Uio personal l(n''0".. I umu In Jlujllon of "open Knrbniw Ji hv Dll UIUU liuunun.vi:vi urjed Hint somothlnK bo !i only will open KiubaKO 11 i.i fll.. but at tlio tnt they f community r . .. i,, For dous which Ebi possibly become poisoned ,lho contents. On the other i lucn ulna uv i:uo j jnd the hmldo strewn r one end of the nelKhbor to the other by a friendly .uiili llin eltv disclosed Ihnt n eltv ord- L demands ull uurbaKo cuns d, or iniu Kin uhku uit tightly coveroci container dine 5een In iprint Supply RTLAND, March 20 (!') Mat in newsprint supply d American newspapers Just ilwnr expansion plans net Jtway, the proHldnnt of the & Const Association of p ind Paper Manufacturers Wwa nun:. itk H. Smith Mild Unit, do t production greater than six years, demand has ex Wiupply. He warned some jhars will una inoir or reduccd by monufacturcri. an Reports Losing illet With $500 Lk Weber of the Spud lunch i reported to city police unit loil a wnuci conininuiR duu I tome checks while doliiK femi In tho First National fie told the police that he laid (wallet on a counter and ktd to tho teller's window to kilt aomc rolls of nickels. kg he turned around again willct was gone. tloiiul UceiiHhiK system lo con- ,i.7. M '"""" unti uio pro duction of utomlc energy for peiiccful uses. ' Overshadowed But t h b rceonimeiidntlons -....-....... oviiiiiucj credit. fl , A(-'hL;l,)" ll,llt "dentists ...vo ;u,i ibu now to "denature" both llllilfin .. ti ... I nose arc the substances which juininii me atoms mat aro split lo releuMe viml twiu.r.i. One senator, who declined to iiiuwg uy name, sum the problem of ulw.H,,,. gy secrets with tho rest of tho pllflcd If the process Is proved in practical operations. He pointed out that if way Clin ho frinn.l In 41..U.1.. tho world's supnly of fissionable .ii.ii. uni una u ii Ci,n D0 treat ed to make It useless for ex- 111 ON I Vn llllfltriuMii II. it need bo little fenr of the secret iiiunuiuuiurc oi A-wmms. Long Road Ahoad Illlt tin tnrnrl liuil UA ..(111 . ----- ..wni vi i i n : BVIl i Is a long way to go even if the u.uniuui uii ii iji mi "poiNonca to make certain that It could not bo manufactured In the original form In which It was used In the Nagasaki bomb. The under standing of all concerned, he said, Is Hint once the plulnnlum Is "denatured," It Is extremely difficult to return to it Its original qualities. There was n feeling among senators, also, Hint the reported denaturing discovery may open the way for commercial use of atomic energy. Oil Fortune Heir's Marriage Opposed Mn. Hilda Carllng Ochinor (loft), of Oakland, Calif., hat asktd authorities in Honolulu to top the planned marriage of her son, John Henry Ochtner, 19, (right), heir to a 12,000,000 oil fortune, to Marguerite Faye Human (center), who stowed away on a Honolulu-bound ship to be wiin yuuujj yenaner, a u. a. navy seaman. At wlrepnoto, itennial Pageant Be Discussed es Is expected lo be made tvming on plans (or tlie fan wnlsl celebration pageant, meeting of the Klamath His ol society at 8 D. m, lie itoud will meet at the biber of commerce and an rlo line up committee choir lo take chareo of the vn- l) phases of the proposed Wnt will be made, femmltteea will bo announced ym as they have been ap pro. U- NAWVfe ' WEINZ rWTS VEOBTABLES wmTS DESSERTS NauLty, SKILLFULLy r'AREO ny A eriAADAkis 'AMID 77 vtnc MUWHIOH POODS "BUM r . . lH Cannery Tie-Up In Hands Of Warren SEATTLE, Murch 26 (IF) The Cnlifornln ennnery dispute Is In the hands of Edgar L. Warren, director of the United States con ciliation service, Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach announced today. He expressed hopes for its speedy settlement. Secretary Schwellenbach said he had been misunderstood last night by interviewers who quot ed him as saying the California dispute had been left in the hands of California's governor, Earl Warren, The labor secretary, who came here to address a Jackson Day banquet, had planned to leave last night for Spokane, where he formerly served as federal district judge, but changed his plans, and may return directly 10 wasningion. Stromberg-C a r 1 1 o n Badios, Derby's Music Co. Our Reputation and Your Choice tecvm ufi to nmce a MiiekS c8t YOU know the tastes of tha person for whom you wish , to buy a gift. WE know fine jewelry and appropriate gifts. Team your knowledge with ours, and you'll emerge with the most successful gift you have ever purchased. urns tils 739 Main Phone 3151 Klamath Man Held For Drunk Driving Luther Witherspoon, 33, of 2534 Broad, has been arrested by city police and placed In jail on a charge of driving while un der the influence of Intoxicating liquor. i He was arrested at 3:25 this mornlnc, at Plum and 7th. and is to come into municipal court at 4 p, m. Plumas Paul Hiebner. Duns- muir railroad engineer, posted $30 bail on charges of reckless driving and having no operator's license. He was involved in a rear-end collision with a car driven by T. W. Hammond, Link uiver Motors salesman, at 8th and Commercial yesterday after noon. Dick L. Owens, 2335 Garden, was cited to appear In court to day for a violation of the basic rule. Two drunks, one drunk and disorderly and one disor- IIKRAI.D NEWS, KUmalh Ftllf.VDri. 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