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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1947)
Bus Plunges Into River After Crash (Continued from Page One) innounced In Olympla by Her ocrt W, Algeo, chief of the state jrtitrol, and Paul Revelle, direc ipr of the state department of transportation. ! The state patrol impounded both the bus and the oil truck t search for Bny defective equipment and Algeo said he would inspect the scene person ally. ; King County Coroner John P. Brill Jr. tentatively set an Inquest into the deaths for 9 a. rft. Thursday. He said his office was also conducting an investi gation at the scene and through conferences with the companies involved. Vandenberg Asks Greek OK , WASHINGTON, April 8 W Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich.) failed on the senate today to Approve military and financial aid to Greece and Turkey in or der to prevent "a chain of re action which would threaten peace and security around the globe." Far from "by-passing" the United Nations, Vandenberg de blared in a senate speech, the froposed $400,000,000 aid pro gram is "the greatest act of vol untary allegiance to us ... an act 8f total faith." . Thus without mentioning Andrei A. Gromyko by name, the foreign relations chairman replied to the Soviet representa tive's assertion to the security council yesterday that the Unit led States had "disregarded" JJN's authority, "by-passing" the rganization, and undermining Jts power. i J "I know of no better way to destroy the United Nations' than to give it a specific job which it Js neither intended nor prepared Oregon Plans Big Year SALEM, April 8 (") More than 100 festivals, bathing beau ty shows, roundups, rodeos and historic pageants comprise Ore gon's 1947 summer entertain ment program, the state high way commission information de partment reported today. . Numerous information- . re quests on festival events have been received from midwestern, eastern and California residents, department employes said. The Portland Rose Festival the week of June 9, the Pendle ton Roundup, September 10-13, the Astoria Salmon Derby the week of August 30, the state fair beginning September 1, Sa lem's revived cherry fair in mid-July, the Seaside Miss Ore gon pageant July 25-27, the Eu gene Oregon Trail pageant, July 24-26, are among the head liners, interspersed with agri cultural festivals, Indian huckle berry feasts, pioneer picnics, flower shows and other pictur esque fetes. Goes South Mrs. Vera C. Ste phenson of Orland, Calif., left Sunday for her home after spend ing spring vacation here with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Tillotson of 1832 Earle street Mrs. Stephen son teaches in the Orland schools. Return Home Dr. and Mrs. Albert C. Roenlcke and three children returned home Satur day evening from a week's vaca tion spent in Portland and at Long Beach, Wash. ....... HENRY BLACK Outside) nM f WWAUPAPER WHITE r Alii I fttSO ALL KINDS OF NAILS DEADENING. FELT AND BUILDING PAPER 27 S. W. rint Avs. Portion, Orvgoa Make Your Flying With Your BT More Efficient and More Pleasureable With a 3 - Place Conversion l ttWI . Km SCAT J MAY Jit 4 HV-i W L You can carry TWO patiengeri (in addition to tha pilot) and still have an adequate luggage compartment with this new conversion. IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION For Complete Information, Call Uf CASCADE Banquet Wlncma temple of Pythian Sisters will hold a ban quet Friday, April 11, at 6 p.m. at the Wincma hotel honoring the grand chief of the state of Ore gon, Marcella Middlcton. Mem bers wishing reservations should call Maude Phillips. 7481 , or Zella Blankenship, 4442, before Thursday morning. Home From North Mrs. Day ton E. Van Vactor and young son Robert returned this week-end from Centralia, Wash., where they visited Mrs. Van Vactor's mother during spring holidays. Mrs. Van Vactor resumed her teaching position Monday morn ing at Fairview school. Son Arrives Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Wendland, 921 Prospect, are parents of a son, their first child, born Saturday at Klam ath Valley hospital. Wendland is a lineman with The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com pany. Card Party Group 2 of the Altar society of Sacred Heart Catholic church will hold a card party in the parish hall at 8 p. m., Wednesday. The public is cordially invited. Pythian Sisters Will hold practice of officers and staff Wednesday, April 9, at 8 p. m. in the IOOF hall. Police Spend Busy Day Four teen-age boys driving a gray Ford registered to Glenn Kerr of Ashland were reported to police last night as they changed cars at N. 2nd and Jef ferson, leaving in the other car, then drove back after a short while and hurriedly tossed a pair of fender skirts into the Ford, which sped away followed by the second car. The officers are puzzled by the actions, but be lieve the incident may be a clue to the numerous car prowlings ir Klamath Falls lately. State Police Officer Bill Col bert also reported to the city police that he stopped two men in a car on E .Main who were driving along slowly looking over all the buildings along the street. In the car he found a five-gallon can and section of hose which the men finally ad mitted was for procuring gaso line. No action was taken against them, but officers are keeping their eyes open. W. C. Myers, 2026 Applegate, reported that the hub caps were taken from - his car last night. R. F. Elledge. 630 Pine, reported two plastic side walls stolen from his car. An officer from: the Lane cotinty sheriffs office was in town Monday, to take custody of Jim R. Roos on a charge of larceny by bailee in Eugene. Roos was arrested here recently with another man for selling al legedly stolen property. Six drunks found .a place to sleep at the city lock-up during the night. Lanqell Valley The Murrays, who ran the Lorella store in Langell valley for 10 years and are well known in Klamath county, are quite successful with the fishing boat he bought at Eastside in Coos county where they now reside. They sold their Langell valley property in December, 1946, to Cecil Forcier. A picture of the Murrays with one of the biggest catches of striped bass for the year was pub lished recently in the Coos Bay Times, and copies of the picture were sent to friends here. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Puna Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 CARNIVAL BSY lit cox wi tv MnvKt. iwc.. m. no. "Stop talking in your sleep, Senate Police Check Car Prowls Juvenile authorities were eiven little sleep over the week end when several cases were brought to their attention, de manding lengthy investigation. One occurred early Sunday morning when a teen-age girl is said to nave been the ring leader in a car prowl which city ponce nipped in the bud. The girl was remanded to juvenile court. Others involved included Wil lis Pig'. 21, 4316 Freida; Free land McLeod, 19. 253 Martin: Berdean Pearce, 18, 319 Martin, and Jacqueline Newland, 18, 212 Gage road. Charges were to be filed late today against the four, according to the district attor ney's office, the severity to be studied prior to the filing. Officers caught the five young people rifling a car owned by Charles Clark, 9224 Jefferson. ARE YOU A VICTIM OF OLD-FASHIONED FIT? 1 .lip! V Situlltotn 1 iAtmfSlndir t B Dick Turner a t. at. wt. Gregory You're not In the now!" while the machine was parked on Pine between 7th. and 8th. Pigg was charged with being drunk -and released on SO bail, McLeod held m the city jail and booked for larceny from an au tomobile. The three girls were released to their parents pend ing further action. Marine League To Form Bowling Team Latest plans for the recently organized Crater Lake post of the Marine Corps league call for formation of a bowling team as soon as a leader is selected. The baseball team and rifle drill team are progressing rapidly. At the last meeting Friday, a number of new men were pres ent, and all other ex-marines are invited to attend future meetings. Norman S. Allen was elected junior vice commandant, replac ing Leo Clinkman, who resign ed. The next meeting will be on April 18. Jhm Tbe fit jc the tw lot the en .it Mi..-" fciteSrt sr. - i . Dr. Tillotson Dies At 81 Dr. Demetrius Tillotson, 81-ycnr-old retired Mothodlst min ister and father of Mitchell Til lotsun, manager of the KInmuth Falls branch of the First National bank, died at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at his homo in Green castle. Ind. Tillotson left hero by plane late yesterday and was with members of his family in Greencustle this morning. Dr. Tillotson had visited in tho west on numerous occasions and was known to many in this sec tion of southern Oregon, Mo was graduated with the class of 18111) from Northwestern university and the major portion of his min istry was spent In Indiana, lie served as superintendent of a large Methodist hospital in that state and also the Presbyterian hospital In Denver, Colo., for a time. Dr. Tillotson was also dis trict superintendent of tho Meth odist church In Indiana and a few years before his retirement served as field secretary on the board of DePauw university at Grecncastle. Death was attributed to ail ments of his yeurs. Dr. Tillotson was 81 years of age last March 26, and became 111 the day before his birthday. Ho leaves his wife, Anna, three sons and one daugh ter. Sackett Eyes Move To Spokane, Boise PORTLAND, April 8 P) Expansion of his newspaper in terests to Spokane and Boise is planned by Sheldon F. Sackett of Coos Bay, he said in a tele gram made public last night at the Jackson Day dinner here. There was no elaboration. Sackett, publisher of the Coos Bny Times, recently purchased the Seattle Star, Vancouver, State Income Tax Returns Due April 15 Complete Accounting Service Gans & Hatten Btlotir Pftl'l Brber fttiep lit X: fth rhn Ml h- -Wflflfy 1 Sim 33 to 4$ Short Plumm Police Probe Beer Theft Five teon-ago youths wore as sertcdly involved In a beer drinking affair at tho TeonAgo club Saturday night und city po lice and Juvenile milhorjtlos thoroughly investigated the net In which two cases of beer were allegedly stolon from the Klam ath Billiards earlier In the day. Two Juveniles wore absolved, two others were placed on In formal probation and their par ents ordered to pay for the beer, and tho fifth is till being inves tigated. According to the Juvenile of fice, three of the hoys took the. beer from tho UUllm-ils, hid the two cases under the steps and about 7:30 that night agreed to meet and move the beer. Two of the three met at the appoint ed time, the third failed to up. pour. In tho meantime another youth was asked to loin the group and still another hailed In his car. The boys are then said to have moved tho beer to tho vicinity of the Teen-Age canteen at the armory, distributed It In several cars and the contents consumed by those Involved as well as several others. Directors of the canteen called cltv police and the five ordered to appear at the police stat from where they were turned over to Juve nile authorities. None of the beer was consumed in the canteen. Wash., Sun, and the Portland Weekly Sun which he said would be converted Into a daily. He also owns number of radio stations. AMVETS o'clock KC Hall, i 5-Sewed Broom .f. ! Strongly mode with smooth point handle . . . i -iw for long life. Serving Tray t.f. $Mt Gloii bottom with amort floral detign. A grand ".howei" gift CULTIVATOR f. I.J Adjeifoble, ,1 3 -prong type for X lona. hard use. Juit V 1 in time for spring gardening. .. $1.3 r. .si 1 General (ftllity vlie M I with 2'4"iawi. 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