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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1947)
Army Executioners Hang 2d Elite Guard Members At Mathausen Camp Today LANlJHilKUO. tii'imiiilv. Mnv !iH ll'r U, ti. army ('Xi'i'Ulliiiii'i Imimcd id murn ellle ifiiiuil iiiliiiliilHiutiiin nf Iiifuiiiiim MuullmUdi'ii I'niicriiUii l loll lit 11 1 1 loility, ruiiiplotliiK lllf fxiK'iillnii nf 411 hi 1 1 10 camps' mmnl and fiircuirn fur war oilmen. Twenty. twu moil were IiiiiiiiihI Music FestivaT Slated Tonight 'Inn lullowliiu iiruui'iiii) will U) pu'wllll-d ul lliu nll-HclKKil liintru iiiciunl Inntival lonlHlil, Wednesday, at o'clock In I'l'lliiiii nun L til KUIIH. Till pulillu K InvlLcil. Combined llmliiulnit Htilim Or rlirglra; "Tlieree Munlc In Uio Air" Hoot Molly Kvlluwii" Folk Hoim "Vol'.o Uliruinulliiuc" Isauv Director, John A, O'Connor Mills tkhmil Oirliealr: Tuna I'orm "brainy Hiwt" Arlluir Concert. Vnlsn "Hiiriiwllmo" Maoiig-nr Director, i'liirli'ln Hum All-City lUiini-iiliuy Hand: March, "At Hlulil" llnihelt Overture "Aditiiiiilrr" Ollvadoll March "Drums mul lliiulr-a" Client He Dlrertnr, John MiMunua Junior llluli Orchestra mul Sev enth Clluilf Instrumentalists: 4"Amerlrati Youth" Knebner r'Hi'limil Parade March" . Hkorulrka "Merry Widow Waltaea" l.eliar Director. John A. O'Connor lllah Hihnol Orchestra: Coronation Mnrrli from "The Prophet" Meyerbeer Triumphal March from "Hmiird Joraalfar" Orlff Director. John A O'Connor fUxvwvrll Kohool Hand: March "Oraduntlon" Hurlilcl March "Merry Piper" lluchlel Director. O. K. Warrup Combined Hwliiitluf and Inter mediate ilnndi: March Advnnlttrrr" "Autumn Day Walt" , "Mrbrslruum ' March "C'aniuiM Olory" Director, Joint mcmiiiiu Jinilur tlliih Hand: March "Drums and Cymbal" Orlffln March "Bynropullim" Orillin Director, O. K. Warruu Ma Med Hand (Junior limit Hand and rJevenlh Or ado ItutrunieiiUI imai: March "Normal" Bennett Overture "Saskatchewan" , Holmes March "Military Kurort" Dennett Director, O. K. Warcup Huh Hchool Hand: Marr.lt, "Man nf the Hour" Fillmore Overture "lite Desert Bone." nnmberg-Brnnett March "Liberty Bell" (Jousa "Star Bpaiiflrd Banner" Key Director, Andrew Loney jr. yesterday In two hour nnd 87 mill- IIH'K. Today's rxvuulloiis 'of till jin-ii uc- ciipicd throe hour and 110 minutes, One mini received it lust-minute stay of execution, I In was Otto Hlrii-ucl, 32, the Miiullmusim moss unlKculit. A Illliil decision la ex- ni'uH'd mm U, ti. tinny liuadiiuiut- ers within lit hours. When Inlormed of Hie reprieve, Hlii'lni'1 di'llanlly drinandcd to know why ho wan not Uolnn inuiKcd with hla comrades. MuJ, Victor Zollcr, Mauthausen cominiiiHliiiil, waa the litnt to tllu ha Did U. a. army ImiiKmrn wound up the liu h en t executions by an al lied power In Hi" history of war Crimea prosecutions, Ziilli'i, 36, Miillcu aa nc stood on the trull for hit lanl word, I.lke immy ol the others ho declared that he wa not a war crltniniii and I milled: "Mitny who were hiiiuieU here yea. itertlay were nut war criminals ether. An American iiillllury court con victed Uio 4 men ol aliiUKlilcrluif mure than 'JUU.UUU persona of many iiulloinilltlra at Mauthausen. J I io hluhent ritnkliitf nn.l lu die today waa Annum Klmiibcr, 40, who waa the iiaulciter of Upper Auntria In which MnilllmliM'11 waa mill atcd from 1UJU to IU4&, Ilia aar Uonio lul word were: "I retard It aa an huiiur for me to be tried and hanked by the moil Inhuman of all vlctora. Ood aave Oerniauy," Tri-Hi-Y Charters Presented Church . Lillys l.lxt Hummel Top Shooters At Salt Lake SALT LAKK CITY, May 2S (A'i More than I'M Uip taiKet-buatera from nine atatea will atari comtwll llnn tomorrow moriilnii In the Weat ern none traiuhool at the Malt Lake Clllil club, CleoiKe Cllen, prealdenl of the club and ahoot chairman, an nounced today. Added money of l:i.W0 ha attract ed the larite flelil, he aald. Among top-notch Weatern trap ahootera who wilt compete are J. O. WlUon, Portland: Joe Kotant, Poca tello, Iduho Hate champion; Cal Hay, Euiene. No Depression Seen By Business PORTLAND. Mav 3 T The nation will avoid a depreaalon unleaa "we alt down and talk ouraelvea Into one." Herbert E. Bmltli, prealdent of the United Btatea Rubber company, aMried here yenterday. He aald prlcea are "going down e the reault of a rery natural pro cedure." and that order demanding general price cut would bring eco nomic Ilia. f-w- )V iw W M Ethyl Alcohol To Be Shipped KUOENE, May 28 Pi Ethyl lco hol pr winced from aawmlll waste at the nearby Willamette Valley Wood Chemical company plant will be ahlpped commercially for the first time today Clark C. Van Fleet, manager, re ported 0000 gallon of 100-proof alcohol will go to Chicago. It la allghtly lea than one day'a produc tion when the plant la operated at capacity, but only two of It five huna percolator are now operating. Van Fleet aald the market for the product waa aeen In the U, B. annual consumption of 300 million gallons HERALD NWI, Rlaaaitk Tall. Ore. WaDNHDAt. Mar . ! rata of ethyl alcohol. The product la produced under condition similar to production o( ethyl from grain. Olucoaa la extracted from the wood by hot acid treatment, then fer mented and distilled. The 13.000.000 wartime venture la scheduled to produce four million I gallon annually, operating with 100 ; workers on three shift. 1 Classified Ad bring Results. ; The Danube Is the 34th longwl river In the world, having k length of 1720 miles. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND curgNs osc Mtnruao Thoroughly Modern Mr aa Mrs. J, E. Carls a J Ksrlty Frserlstsrt Authorised FACTORY SIRVICI for EASY WASHERS Tour EaclnsW P.aay Dealers for Klamath County Robbing & Henry APPLIANCES K3 Klamath Ave. The picture above shows YMCA HeereUry Cecil Kollenborn presenting the Tri-lll-Y charters to the hllh school group, headed by Connie Hunt, prealdent of the Trl-lll-Y council during ceremony at the Pelican cafe Monday. Left to right they are: Kollenborn, Connie Hunt, Marlene Burningham, sophomore prealdent: Mary Lou Hlanberg, Junior group secretary, and Marilyn McLellan, senior group chaplain. More School Funds Asked WASHINGTON. Msy 28 !' Benjamin Fine, education editor of the New York Times, aald today the United States should apend at least five per cent of It national Income for education Instead of the present outlay of 16 per cent. He told a house labor subcommit tee about 12,600,000.000 annually now goes for education in this cotm try, as compared to 19.000,000,000 for liquor, and 14,000,000.000 for cig arettes. He added: "We spend more for beer than book. I m not arguing against beer, ctgarettea nor cocktails. All I am saying la that we have adopted a false sense of valuea. If we can af ford to spend 30.000.000.000 for lux- Baker Firemen Cop Drill Honors HOOD RIVER, May 28 (IPi The Baker fire department drill team won the state championship in com petition here yeaterday aa fire chiefs and fighters held their 27th annual convention. The more than 300 delegate and their wive were to close the ses sions today. Bakers drill team won with a time of two minutes and will meet Auburn, Wash., for the Inter-state championship. Other Oregon team times: Seaside 2:28 25; Sweet Home 2:49 36: Multnomah 3:1036. Classified Ad Bring Results. urles. we surely can afford to spend five billion for education." PARK VIEW Convatcictnt Home (Formerly of Ashland) Wl Mil !' He 4 fort, Oregea rbene fKI tllBr Btrflr Rtguitret Nm tm Charge Roundup Bar-B-Q and f Harvey's Lunch will be closed Memorial Day May 30th WANTED Experienced Contract Green Lumber Pileri At Our Stirling City Sawmill and Chico Mill The Diamond Match Co. !f FOR GRADUATION V Luggage 2) THE FINEST SIFT OF Alt fey ; V WHEARY S hi Bawh.de. saddle leather, top MULTNOMAH III grain, airplane, lit matched sets ny JvCC III III for men and women. " I'LL J 2 111 OTHER LUGGAGE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! II I MAIN AT SIXTH PHONE 7013 CM.IU. 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