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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1946)
M.P: Reduced In Rank For Striking Russian Foiling Leaflets Tell Of Centennial HOMK. Aim. 2 III') Mr-rlln J jnihuin, A mi o r I r ii n mlllliirv oliri'iiinil ronvlrli'il by n siii'dul J. S, nrmy t'uiirl niurtiui mr lilkliiit Ktimlmi niiliu!iy lit- nrlip ut llii' Humid li I r r I May ii-rn ritluctHl from nri- linn (! flral rln fi iirlvnti'. wlii'ii til JtiiNnliin romonatratrd uuiiIiikI hi i-Jecllun from an Aiiii'rltuii plane. Military unt IioiIIU-h ut tlio alr pent ku lit on the luy of Ilia In- cldi'iil tluit llii! courier wu or-(liTi-d pin off by mi officer when ml., win aivuncil or striking Ilia llarlir, Kli'liont Kolcliiinov, On Ine Beat U... .U 4 tlanora Waathtrlord Other liiMiplr'i lirariiu'lir urr Jul rnutlnu liualnma to EU'n- nm wi'iiiin'riorci, wno aaaiai taxpaycra In Uir office of deputy collector of Interniil rev enue, Klenom haa held the of fice of deputy for over three yenm. .She now rculden Ml 2S:iA Hope hut ho lived In Klnmuth Kail tor number of yenm. he hoiirded the iilune beforu take- tiicled to hi pout for one month oil lime, fulled to Identify him- mil fined till) In loan ol nnv. 'lf a a dlplimiutlc courier mid (irnliiiiii, 2(1, of liiilliiiiiipollii, i refiiiu'il to leave wben told no wouiu nave 10 remain in uie terminal until tho paiiM-iiiteri wern loaded. llii' proneculor, Mil). Nat W, Wioililuiiton of Kplirulii, Wiuli explulni'd tluit (iiuliiiiii wan not chui'Ki'd with vlolalinii the diplo matic Immunity rule bccuiinc In ejecting- the courier he wan merely oheyliiu an officer a or der. (iruliain wan dencrlbed hv Ilia offlcem iim "auiierlor" and an 'excellent Millcemiin." The Moscow radio laid alinrt- ly after Hie Incident that the Kua alalia hud aki!l allied heudiuarl rn to punlali the wildier. Sev eral reproenliitlveii of the Soviet einliumiy utlended the two-day trial nod took note. (iridium, who did nut tentlfy In hla own behalf, in III ho hud decided to remain alleut on ad vice of coinuel. He termed the enteiice a "victory" for hiin. The maximum penalty for linple aaaflnll la nix month lin priaonmeiit. Vets To Draw For Army Post ANCHQHAGK, Alaaka. Auk. 2 lA'i Strve Luranon Homer. one of two men whose hid for C.'hllknot barrucka will be drawn from a hnl. aald toduv the historic aoutheaat Alnaka army poat would be uaed aa a atuitliiK area for famlllea of vet- ernna ahould he be aucceiaful In the drawing. Homer la one of three heads of veterana of Alaaka Coopera tive Company Orunnlnition (VACCO) of Waahlnuton. D. C. the nruanlrntlon hna been re crulthiK veterana and fumlllea In the United Slntea to aeltle In Alaska on land office ap proved townallea. Unit of theae families would be nutirtered at Chllkoot bar racka pending completion of the lownnltea, Homer wild. Homer and Kenneth E. O' Hurra, both veterana holding equal priority right, suhmit ted identical hid and each of fered $10. Sim for the one-tenth down payment required. Under the law, a drawing waa ncreasnry and will bo held hero AuKU.it 3. km Oregon Trail Southern Route (PAGEANT KLAMATH COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS "WAGON ROAD TO SKY ROAD" Around Oregon By The AuoclaOd Pra The flailing veaael Shirley I.n- dlachurgetl more thun 10 ton of dogliah llvera and 10 Ion of bottom flah at Aatoria after two month ui Alaskan wuler ... A group of nhy aiclun pluna a Uo0.000 to $700, 000 medical center with 40 of fice at Kugcne, construction to begin aa aoon a materiiil are available. Portland Traction company, with f2,mfl.U2U et aalde to modernlto eiiuipment, I order ing 100 gasoline huae and ten tatively ordering &U electric trolley for the city . . . Two Egyptian hydro-electric power commissioner will visit Donne ville duin Auguat 23 during a nationwide tour of power fa cilltlea ... A group of national democratic leiidera, due to visit Portland Auguat 10, have post poned the trip to Auguat 22. Santiam Road Bids Go Above Estimate I'OHTLAND. Aug. 2 lV) Uid on four Nurth Santlnm highway project were held for study today after the public road admlnlatratlon reported them considerably higher thun estimate. Low bidder on the projects, planned In connection with the Detroit dam. were Guv F. At kinaoii, Portland, $4(10. 0711 tor 2 It mile of grudliig and $81i;t, 301 for 1.8 mile of grading and bridge construction; Kuck enhem Construction eomimnv. Portland. $. 10(1.84 A for one mile of grading and $003,480 for 3.0 mile of grading. AL5D ATTEND "KLAMATH AIR DAY" INAUGERATING UNITED AIR LINES SERVICE KLAMATH FALLS - 10:00 A. M. - AUG. I, 1946 Approximately 30.000 leaflet, similar to the on above, are being dropped on Oregon and northern California town advertiaing the Centennial and Klamath Air Day. Private fliers hare been dropping the handbill during the pat week in cooperation with the Junior chamber oi commerce, which ! in charge ol tne promotion lor in uemenniai. Boy Admits Killing Girl SITKA. Alaska, Aug. 2 il'i A 13-year-old boy wu held to day lor the multiple stabbing death of 11-ycar-old Anna Marie Ward, daughter of City Super visor William Ward. Kill Agent Lee O. Teugue re ported lust night a confession to the crime by Chrl Dldrick Hon, 13. No motive wa dis closed. Tho girl body, found in Dog creek near the Wurd and Dldrlckson homes, bore 30 knife Wound. Tongue said the girl was I killed under the uidrlckson home and dragged during Tues day night to the creek 100 yard distant. The girl disap peared Tuesday evening after returning home from a trip to a store for Ice cream. A brother found the fully clothed body during a concerted search the next day. An autopsy showed 10 stub wounds within a radius of two inches In the upper part of the body. Mrs. Gillen Gives Tips On Laundering Of Nylon Although the' horoemakcr may think only of hosiery when nylon is mentioned, it Is now being used for munv other thing, and it 1 important that the homcrnuker know how to clean it, according to Mr. Win nifred K. Gillen, home demon stration agent. Nylon fabric may be laund ered easily, she said, although the usual precautions for wash ing all fine fabrics should be Cannery Closing Ends West Salem Drought WEST SALEM, Aug. 2 l,V Wider begun to trickle through residential faucets today after tho Blue Lnko cannery, the city's biggest water user, closed at the request of city offlcinl. Tho residential area, located In the heights, has been without water for several days. CHy of flcinl said they hoped that to day they can start using a fourth pump that should take care of tho city's needs. Mehama Logger Dies In Truck Accident SALEM, Aug. 2 fP) Wllllnm .Toyner, 27, Mohnma logging con tractor, was killed yesterday when a logging truck bucked over him In the Green mountain timber area In the Cascades above Blngnra. Joyner leaves a widow and an 18-months-old daughter. HOME WRESTLER HURT PORTLAND, Aug. 2 (l'l Seth Morgan, 75-year-old Hcpp ner farmer, wn In a hospital hero today with a fractured neck after wrestling at his home. Hospital attendants snld his condition wns fair. Veteran, Extradited On Bad Check Count HELENA. Mont., Aug. 2 l' With a hurp reproof to mer chant who don't investigate check, Gov. Sam Ford agreed yesterday to extradite R. E. Gates, 20-year-old veteran, to Corvallls, Ore., on a charge of buying a car with a worthless check. "It Isn't our policy to play wet nurse to merchants who are so anxious to make a sale that they tnke anyone check and then expect the state to go to a great deal of expense to cor rect their mistakes." Ford said. "However, we shouldn't pre sume to dictate Oregon's policy, and since this man Is an Ore gon citizen, they may have him back." 2 Planes And $2800 Left By Maj. Bong i nc iNr.vl K Ana 2 The estate of Maj. Hlchurd I. Bong, Z4 year-oni army puot wno shot down 40 Jap planes, amounts to $28(10 and two air planes. Mrs. Mnrlorle Bong, hi 22- ..n..i.r,M wldnw riled B petition for letters of administration yes- . .. ...in it. lerttay. nong icu no win. nc hud a $20,000 life. Insurance policy that was Invnlldatod be cause when he was killed August 8, 1945 ho was flying an ex perimental Jet P-80 plane In violation of a clause In the policy. Mrs. Bong now is tutoring fashion models. Fly fishing rods are now made of glass fibre which equal bamboo rods In elasticity. Mt. Laki Mrs. Gray Brannon and daughter. Knye, and Mr. and Mr. Howard Jackson have spent the past week vacation ing at Scottsburg, Ore. Ruth Pattln of Marietta, O, 1 visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs. Jay Fairclo and family. Mr. and Mr. Willis D. Vln non and sons, Willis Jr., and Ilobert, of Tacoma, Wash., were guests at the R. L. Fleming home Inst week. They were en route to Texas on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Vinson and Mrs. Fleming are cousins. Charles DoLap Jr. has re turned home after being dis charged from the U. S. army.' Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Enman and Marv Iiuise have returned from a 10-day trip to Portland, Ore. Runoff Looms For Sparkman BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Aug. 2 iA') A runoff between Rep. John bpurkmun and State Senator James A. Simpson for the Ala bama senatorial nomination ap peared in prospect today an com plete but unofficial returns from Tuesday's democratic primary showed Sparkman missing a majority by a few scant votes. Final unofficial figures gave this vole: Sparkman, 84.682: Simpson, 40.0B4; Rep. Frank Boykln 36.. 476: Ted Allen of Union Springs. 1220; Thorna H. Maxwell of Tuscaloosa, 572. The runoff. If held, will come on August 27. New Bridge Discussed For Willamette River INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 2 IIP) State highway commission offi cials met here today with the Marlon and Polk county courts to discuss rians for construction of the proposed Willamette river bridge at Independence. The two-lane bridge would cost $600,000. The tentative plan is for the state to pay half the cost, and for the two counties to pay the other half. observed. Colored fabrics should not be forced-dried because of the possibility of fading. Like the hosiery, woven fabrics dry rapidly but they should not be hung on or directly above the radiator, . she stated. In ironing, properly finished nylon fabric is highly resistant to wrinkling during laundering and should require only slight smoothing or "touching up," Mrs. tfillen mentioned. An Iron ing temperature at 27S degrees. or about the same as for rayon. was suggested bv Mrs. Gillen for nylon. Other information regarding the material can be obtained from Mrs. Gillen in the home demonstration office. WAGE BOOST PORTLAND, Aug. 2 fP) A boost from $1.26 to $1.44 an hour as basic wage for most of 500 Portland housing authority employes was approved yester day in an agreement with the AFL Building Trades Council. Flashes Of Life HKIALD NEWS, RlMialk falls. OfS. raiDAT, Air. t, ii rn ot.i By Tha Associated Press UP IN THE AIR CHICAGO, Aug. 2 lP) An aerial photographer planned to fly over Zoro Nature park In Roseland, Ind., today to take pic tures of the members of the American Sunbathing associa tion. . Alois S. Knapp, president of the association, said that so many planes have been flying at low altitudes over the camp that "we'd like to know how we look from the air." The association, which Knapp said has 5000 members, opened a three-day convention today, UPPER BERTH ROCKFORD, 111., Aug. 2 fP) A 40-year-old man taking a nap on a narrow catwalk atop a 65 foot silo in the downtown dis trict apparently forgot to hang up the "do not disturb" sign. Workmen noticed him nap ping, climbed a vertical ladder, and then called the fire depart ment when they couldn't per suade him to find some other place to sleep. Firemen fastened a rope around the man's waist and lowered him to the ground. He identified himself and walked away, leav ing the firemen somewhat mysti fied. A combination chemical has been developed that kills plant pests such as rust, blight and mildew in addition to insects. Airline Plans I Alaskan Runs SEATTLE, Aug. 2 (P) North west Airlines will operate daily from Seattle to Anchorage, with three flights a week from the Alaska city to the Orient when tho new north Pacific service starts, officials said today. Three flights weekly also will be made from Chicago to An chorage. Frank C. Judd, western re gional manager, said the North west board of directors would meet here next Tuesday to dis cuss the new routes. Judd said the lines would use Seattle's Boe ing field until construction of the new Bow Lake airport mid way between Seattle and Tacoma is completed, probably in 18 months. J. A. Earley, chairman of the Pacific Northwest Oriental Air lines committee which urged a Seattle gateway, said "we're dis appointed that we're not going io no ine tone gateway. "But this decision," he added, "Is much better than tha recom mendation of the f!AR vam. iners." The examiners had recom mended a main cross-Canada route, with feeder line service from Seattle to Alaska. 4 A Singer expert is best qualified to repair and adjust your mi- chine. Reasonable charges, base) oq advance estimate. SINGER SEWING CENTER 418 Main St Phona (402 WHEN IN DOUBT IT'S HAR WIN'S OPENING SOON For Commercial Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE Se Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Co. $11 Klamath Phona 64JJ m rr r Salem Group Formed For War Memorial cai rl Ana 2 i;PI The Salem War Memorial association wa organized last night at a meeting of 75 civic leaders. "Mi nKnrlntton will decide her tn recommend con struction of a civic center, civic auditorium, basketball pavilion. or combination auauorium ana pavilion. To All Who Suffer Gis Pains-Distress After A Good Meal! Try Hot WaUr and A Little Noutracld If yoi or any rotative or friend nffer th tn-mpioma of acid Inden tion, Hunt rl tli, tintrthuni, laurnfii, rub or other itnmarh dlalreu due to kmh Irle hyperacidity, then by. nil menus cet a box of Neutrncid put a tea spoonful m half a glau of hot water and drink alowly after mrala. Noutracld la new mad cupwlalty for the aymptomatlc relief of runt No hyperacidity no often the caun of tomach dlMrma. acid Indication, ffH pa In a. heart hum, burning aenaalion, and other upset condition. Never have you had mort blesaed relief, net a box today auk for NKUTRACID ftl all good drugglata, SUPER CUT RATE OR HO MOVE BY PADDED VAN To All Point. Oogon Wash. Col. EADS Tronifor and Storage Klamath Falls Phona S271 Madford Portland Eugene Vancouver, Wn. MOOSE DANCE For Members and Guests EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT MOOSE HALL 1010 Pine Sr. Announcing the OPENING of the Miilliorapli & Mimcoonipli Shop 208 Underwood Bldg. Phone 7627 Multigraphing Mimeographing Mulrilirhing Public Stenography ROBIN M. JONES, Mgr. DANCE Saturday Night K. C. HALL Sponsored by Townisnd Club Modarn and Old Time Dancing 9:00 'til 1:00 Men SOe Ladles SOa See Sample of Our SEWING MACHINE REBUILDING . before having your machine worked on. II. B. Knas Wa itark thoniandi ( dellari' worth of tannin parts for most all inakei. IT year experience, combined with nr factory connection! and tarf lock of parts, anablct ut ta flv yoa th moat oompleta and affloltnt srv ta poislblf. Fit Eitimatti Written Guarantee! Furniihed SEWING MACHINE SERVICE 3218 Shasta Way Yar Independent Dealer Phone 6771 SATURDAY NIGHT 9 TO 1 AIR-CONDITIONED DANCELAND SIS Klamath Ave. "Music As You Like It" by The DANCEMASTERS Admission. 74c. Including Tax Sponaortd by Post 1383. V.F.W. 1 i t . 4! TTrcco It serious fires crc '.' county. wcl'U h: '. l " . ycers c , t flic f veir it : r.r.zy to , cf your fel , i c :.. ul wi:!t L v .Vburnlns, i ' .wl.-j . . . I it I ? t.r ... to i l.I ever i'. j Remember Thr:3 Rules 1. Crush out your,' smoke 2. Break your burr J match 3. Drawn your camp i.i t than bury it IF YOU BURN SLA.::i " First get e permit- . Last kill every spo.V . 'ale wuh your Legion - eni ilt .. J rcr;:rrire" ' ;n j to Veep ! 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