Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 12, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBlast Victim Identified As Boston Office Slayer linsC'IYIM .limn '2 lfl Turn niipluyre of tlio fiir-diuiu Ciri'ul Northern 1'upiT ciiinimiiy tmluy IllllMllllPlI positively a lll'WtllHT incline of miuii killed In u New Jmary miiirtinciitwri'ikliitf ex plnalim u a vtxltor In tliu office Uf I'lfsllllMlt WIIIIiiiii A. Willi I'uinl) liiiMicilliili'ly lii'furu ho wu licit to tli-nlli Mumluy. Ui'ti'cllvo Muttht'W Kuan salfl Unit l.i'stnr Kinltli, truffle mini iiKit of tin- firm, mill Kllnljclli Nliiimiini, Ullyriir-nlil rcicpilun 1st, lili'iillfli'il the plintoifriiiih of (iciirui E. Ilnnly, 411, of Went lli'lil, N. J,, hi till) miuii who Bowles Cuts Metal Subsidy WASHINGTON, June 12 (! SliilillUntlon Dlrci'liir Cluster Jlowlca tmluy onliTi'd 11 rut In iiiiicr mill lend aulialriii'S to offaoi recent price Increiiaea for thrill' mctula. He also dlri'Cti'd Hint ati'ps be tiikcii In rcciiptiiro from inliipa which receive aulialillca any "windfall" profits rcmilthiu from llu- price tncrrnscs. lluwlcs Instructions were I'onlninrd In a directive to tlm OI'A, Hit' clvllliin production ad ministration, the reconstruction flounce corporation mid the liiotu committee for the pre- iiiluin price plan on copper, lead mid Hue. In ordcrlnit ubnlillea trlinnied Howies took li forinul action wlili h hint hei'ii forecast by OI'A on May 2D when It announced blither prlcea for copix-r and lead At thul time OI'A aald the Ini-rciiaca "will make poaaihle a reduction In present subsidy payment of nboiit $7,300,0110 a year," In addition to comicnsa lion for blither wuiiea paid by the Industry. Poulfrymen To Get Shipment Of Barley POIITLANII. Juno 12 lit') Oregon poultrymen will receive SO curloada of barley from mid weal commodity credit corpora tion atocka, tb aecond allocation In two days. It waa reported to day. The production and marketing admlnlatration office auld the ahlpuient waa In addition to 30 rarloada of mixed gruliu alloted the day prevloua. Telephone Bride Reaches Portland PORTLAND. June 12 (!') The British bride whom Murray Peteraon, 43, Portland, married by telephone, la now at her Port land homo. Peteraon wai at Bremerton, Wash., and hla bride In South Wales when the ceremony took I place. The marrliiRA will be re ' comecrated aoon at Bremerton navy baae chapel, the couple aald. walked calmly from Whltcoinb'i officii ahortly ufter employes heard a muffled aound. Police believe the killer used a allencer on the dealh weiipon. Suiitli auld the in ml bud a platol In hla hand. Mlaa Shan non, who greeted the atrungiT when ho appeared at lint omen, Id ahe waa suru that Hardy waa the man. Hardy died Monday night In the bluat which wrecked Ilia apartment. Ilia wife, Kmina, auf- fered aevero Minis'. Pollen Chief John H. Sclirelher of Weatfleld aald that Mra. Hardy told him that alio drove her litis band to New York Sunday and that ho hud planned to go to lliKton to look for a Job with an Athol tool company. Kgun reported that Smith looked at tlio picture carefully and then auld: ''Yea, that's him. ' Meanwhile, Maine police limit ed Mra. Kthel Hardy, former wife of the Weairield bluat victim, aa auylng that he had been em ployed by Great Northern aa a maclilnlat about 10 yeara ugo. The woman, who now Uvea in Mllllnocket, Me., aald alio had been divorced from Hardy 14 yeara ago. The couplc'a 18-yenr-old daughter, Dorothy, will graduate from high school today. The Weatfleld exploalon oc curred ahortly after Police Superintendent Edward W. Fal lon hud ordered u check of every known 'Oeorge K. Hardy" In the eaat In tracing an untlgned centracl found on Whltcomb'a desk. The contract act forth that the 73-year-old paper mugnute would guarantee the "party of the aec ond part. George fc Hardy," a $2.1.000 a year lifetime Job. Police expressed the belief Hint the alayer tried to force the paper executive to aign It. Kemper Picked By Committee CHICAGO, June 12 (A't Jamea S. Kemper, inaurance company executive of Chicago, waa elected treaaurer of tlio republican national committee toilay, succeeding Jouett Todd of Loulaville, Ky., who resigned. Kemiwr. who aerved aa chair man of the national finance committee until April, was chosen for the new post by the national executive committee Representative B. Carroll Heeco of Tennessee, party chair man, called the executive com mute meeting to conaider plana for the November congressional elections and to fill the treasury post. The common American pock et gopher has fur-lined pockets In hla cheeks. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND (uorsa ' oae. struroao Thoroughly Modern Mr. aa Mm. J. . eail.gr aat J.i Is.il.T Fraarl.t.rs New Scout Troop Being Organized A new Hoy Seoul troop Is now being orgunixed In Klum ulh Fulls, under the sHinaorslilp of the Flrat Preabyterian church, tith and Pine, and la oiicn to uny boy wishing to become a Scout, announced it, it. L,umoii, Scout executive, today. Meet ings will be held In the base ment of the church at 7:1)0 p. m. The minimum age to become a Scout is vi. All noys in- tereated are aaked to contact the Hoy Scout headquarter, phone HIM 8, or visit the meet ings. Ten moro boys, said La moll, will be accepted. Koas Jodurd Is the scoutmaster. Krug Predicts Big Crop Yield KPIIflATA, Wash., Juno 12 (I'l Secretary of the Interior Jamea Krug auld in an Inter view here yesterday that 400, 000 acres of Columbia basin land would be producing Irri gated crops by the summer of IDA I. Work will be started this summer, be auld, on the McNary dam ut Umatilla, Ore., and every effort will be made to atart con atructlon by next summer of the Foster Creek dum, SO miles down the Columbia river from Grand Coulee. Krug visited Dry Falls state purk and the Colvllle Indian reaervutlon. At Neapelum, Krug waa "adopted" Into the Colvllle Indian tribe and given the name "Chief Flying Ifugle." Commiaaioner of Reclamation Michael W. Strauaa, accompany ing Krug on his tour of western project, said he was confident congress would increase the basin appropriation for the com ing fiacal year from $13,000,000 to $27,000,000. The house cut the amount to $13,000,000 and the bill now Is before the senate whose appropriations committee, Strauss said, had asked the rec lamation bureau to hasten open ing the basin to settlers. Meeting To Study World Relations PORTLAND. June 12 UT) Sessions of the 12th annual Northwest Institute of Interna tional Relations open today at Reed college. Dr. II. F. Peters, head of the German department at Reed, begins the 10-doy lecture scries tonight with an address on "dynuinlcs of peace a program for action." Bread Prices Up One Penny WASHINGTON. June 12 fPj The price of that elusive loaf of bread advanced a penny today with OI'A approval. The Increuso la effective Im mediately, ulong with a price boost of one cent a dozen for bicud rolls. The higher prices upply to nil kinds of bread except rye, which went up two cents a loaf April 30. Prices are being raised, OPA said, because bakers' production costs have climbed as a result ol u 25 per cent cut in the umount of flour they muy use. The reduction was ordered to help meet famine relief re quirements. OPA said that before the flour cut, bukers made a "small profit" by spreading their costs over a lurge output of breud louvcs. It udded that the effect oi trimming production has been a substuntiiil Increase in the coat per louf. For this reason, OPA mild, bukers "no longer are in a posi tion to continue selling at prices 'frozen' at March, 1942 levels." Highway Men Seek Uniform Policies SALT LAKE CITY, June 12 lI') The state legislatures of the 1 1 western stutes would be asked to adopt uniform policies of financing their share of the cost of highway construction, under a recommendation made toduy by Clarence B. Shuin, di rector of the Washington state department of highways, before the 2.1th annual convention of the Western Association of State IlighwBy Officials. Shain said he is convinced that "there has been no co herent pattern, nor any organ ized thinking done by the legis latures of our separate states, in producing revenues for state highway systems, county roads und city streets." Vets Will Protest Vanport Transfer PORTLAND. June 12 lP Tninsfi-r of additional Kast Van port housing units to other northwest cities will be pro tested here Saturday by the mayor's special veterans' hous ing committee. Hill Trlplett, committee mem ber, said Seattle headquarters of the federal public housing agency have not answered let ters by the committee asking a hull In transfer of the units out of the city. He said realty board, builders groups and local housing officials would meet Saturday with Fred Cutbbert, new regional housing cxpedltor, to discuss keeping units the committeeman said were needed In Portland for veterans. Craig's Executives Visit Klamath Falls Tot.UI V Vnanl nntalrlant and I. F. Mckinley, supervisor oi construction ami in cimrxc 01 f'rti'itt'm alrirf.a rin lh ufat pnnil were Klamath Falls visitors Wednesday, conferring with Chet Herman, local Craig's manager. Both Kngel and Mc- Mnicy are Known nere rrom their previous business visits. Misery of Simple Piles IEaM itching, burning Irrita tion and feet lingering comfort with toothing, medicated RESINOL, trDINE-i Jean Elliott Buys Max's Coffee Shop Jean Elliott, a resident of Klamath Falls for 15 years prior to 1042, has returned and pur- MHAID S) NKWS. Klaaaalk Falls. Oia. WIDNSSDAT, laaa It. ISIS, r.i. Tkiaa Main, it was announced this I erickson was the previous own. weex. The cafe la temporarily closed for alterations and redecorating. and when It is re-opened about June 21, it will be known as The average opossum at birth is so small and light that II would take 270 of them la chased Max's Coffee snop at S35 I Jean's Coffee shop. Art Fred-1 weigh an ounce. At The Sign Of The RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Ave. Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. rhan. SO04 Itr Parlr acrvallaaa There are more than 8.000. 000 farms in the United Slates. 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