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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1947)
Common Grave Prepared For Crash Victims; Board Named To Probe Crashes l.KKHiumci, V jmim m mi A i'ciiiiimiiII grnvn III Uip tilt tp Union eenieliuy here wn niepiueri liMluy f"r Hid l.'l unidentified Hi', uiim lit Dm Friday tlii" mil air dlaaaler Hint k 1 1 1 - I ail pemin. An llmae anungeinent were completed, investigator u-pied up a luiir-wny liiiiulry Into the Caul lul Allllllrn eMail Only lt"l night, Dr. Willlum ;remember THIS- - .... . huv p'm . l, the de. PUy.5.L--.,,i contract ferisht thcvroncd c.n. Uy. AK II" FLEX ,o rec- jnviox ' " oU ti"' ,h" J CtlCISTCP . ... ftnUh tW the tooj ...U lift " .crabbing, lS PAINT "."'", .' non,"l 1 1 u v asm Taws' Ottlu it Stat In Ymt Nllhtrtm4 General Paint Store 615 Mnln SI., IMione '3829 Klnmntli Fulli w ' V. FOR mm Van Meter, Hardware Mnlin s Arney'i faint & Hardware Lakevlcw 'f Favil West Tulrliike Krnwr, Loudoun cmiiily coroner, hud telegraphed Km families of persona known to iinva been aboard the airliner iuggwiting iiiiim burlul. ( While 3 oodles were Identified, Dr. filter ald iIik prospect lor singling out the other "seems re mote" The tak of mrrylni Die bodies of lh 41 pussengcrs and three crew member out of Uip trencher oils wilderness III Ihe Jiliie Jtldge niiiuntnliui nenr Key (hip, W. Vs., w completed yesterday tin iter sunny skies i.rier n duy mid Might of drawhlng ruin. 4 Jloillca One airline, olfiiiui mud tlmt while inure tlmn HHJ acnrchcr hud collected nil frmmenui they could find, no more tluin 48 bodice could be recognised aa such, The ciiiihe of the dinaatrr re mains a myiiteiy. In Washington, ineuiiwhlle, Presi dent Triiniiiii appointed a bourd of five iimrriiMti'iil and private avla tlon aeciiiilsi to recommend new safety measure. He picked Chalr uinti Juines M l.andln ol the civil arioiinulti bun id to head the panel, Luudla raited the flint ntrellim of the aperiitl Mir hnfety bourd 111 hl Wahiiiton nftlra Tueaduy. I'eiiel Kemtivrd Two Inveattgntora on the acene of the crash hear here repoiied ttie recovery of the plune'a liuilruinenl pane). One airline official auld he w.n Informed Uie ltlrneU-r friflstered HMJO feet which would huvo iilven the plane ' fe" cleurmics of Uie niounlHln mine Into whli h It Kiiiaidied nd burned on c Chtatgo WanhinKton Umht Hut the four-emliie eruft plowed head-on Into an oiitcroppiim of granite tou feet lielow the lutntmt and burat Into tlamea. Surratt Death Reported Here Carroll Eldon Burrutt, 33. of Mer rill, died June 3 in the vrlttmu hmpllAl In Portland, followlim a lenmhy HlneM. rJervtcea were held June 7 at the nher mortuary at Mitchell, Neb , and interment ' at Koreal Lawn cemetery at Morrill, Neb. cturralt born March 24, 1914 at Tecunueh, Nebr , and lived moat of hla life at Morrill. He wa mar ried to Arlene Fuller tn 1U40. and entered the army tn October 1944. After hla dlachuriit he lived in Merrill. Hurvlvlng are hla wife. Arlene. four children, Blllle. (Jury. Curol Hue, and Linda, all of Vanport City: hi iuriiu. Mr. and Mra. Charles Hurralt of Morrill, Neb; three! brother. Kenneth and Clyde, of Morrill. Neb, and Winer of Port land; four auterh. Mra. Elton How lee of Portland, Mn Harold llnmd lient of Vancouver. Wash. Miv Kobert (Turtta and Hrmer Surratt, both ol Morrill, Neb. . Burratt u affiliated with the F.aiile lodge, no. 'JOVO. of KlamaUi Kalla and Ut Illver pout of the Veteran of Forelayi Ware, Merrill. ADA MKETJN'U PORTLAND. June 18 W1 Jamei Loeb Jr., Waatllngion, O. C , execu tlve secretary of the Americana for Democratic Action, ill meet with Portland member of the organiza tion here Friday. The ADA also ha chapters in Salem and Astoria and Is organ- . Mint III Klamath Fall, Eugene and , La Orande, I DERBY'S MUSIC CO. II Keeping fit can be such fun Wreckoge of Only Ilia tall section (right) remains of Ihe rear section of Ihe PAC JH'-I after airliner crashed Into Ida of Hlue Kldge mountains near Leesburg, Vs., and burned. Body of one of the SO Tlctlrai of the dis aster Is at left foreground. Lumberjack Uses Axe For , Sculptor's Too In Forest OHANITE FALLS, Waah.. June l m With n ax a hi Kulplor' tool, and Ihe technique of a totem pole carver, Dudley C. Carter has brought a unique forest art to this Snohomish county vicinity. The soft-spoken SS-yeor-old lum berman and Umber cruiser ha turned one 30-fooi high cedar siuaip Into, a "forest goddess," with sym bolic eaulea as a crowning niece. Me now ha under way a project of j up tin full height of a Liu-toot iittih cedar tree near his Pllchuk river cabin. He already has completed a DA Probes Building Firm OREGON CITY. June 1 iV The district attorney' office reported to day an Investigation Into affairs of the Orlmsley Construction company was under way and may reach Into three stales. District Attorney Stanley J. Mit chell said Maurice Lee SUdier. 38. and A. H. Krasnoff. 40. were arrested on cbarvea of obtaining money under fal pretenses and held on I26O0 bond each. A third man, Richard E. e-.t i,iali. tn i-rf,tlfft Ifist nleht Mitchell aald the three are accused of collecting down payment on; building comtrucllon and then fall ing io do Ihe work. The official said contracts In Toledo, Stevenson and Kelso, Wash., several Oregon counties and Nor thern California were being Investi gated. Turn those no-longer-used article Into cash now I Herald and News Want Ad are inexpensive and bring : quick result. Genuine 1HC Parts Reasonable Prices Factory-Standard Work LW.lKlElrlMS I 'Form Equipment ' TM So. Sisth St. ', Airliner Thar Carried 1 35-foot high figure on the trunk, working from a platform at the case. (.--vim,- from what he saw of Bnti-h Columbia Indians' totem pole carV' lug as a boy In hi father lumber camns. He predict the tree carving. project will keen him engaged'ln his spare time until the end of the year. He plans to build a studio at his cabin for snare time carving "tor fun and for sale." Carter Is a recognized master at the unique art. lie was commis sioned to carve the wood facade of the Hha.t Cascade building at the Oolden Oale exposition of 1IW9-40 and demonstrated his craft In the Palace of Pine Art during the 11)40 exhibition. Heas then Carmel, Calif., resident. , He taught sculpture at the Uni versity of Washington In 1945. Police .Question ' Portland Mart SAN FRANCISCO, June 18 Wt Carl Everelle Alford, Rainier, Ore., wanted In Oregon tor questioning in the gun slaying of his wife at their home June 4, wa held In Jail here I today for Oregon authorities. i ne sony oi iiirs. Autim, ti. mou s er of a four-year-old daughter and a two-year-old son. was found by her father. George Cameron, Rain ier. A bullet hRd pierced her heart. Ailord Is held here for Oregon 1 ammrmirs on a innnirai i-miiae m brum "en route to Sacramento' pending further legal action by Ore gon police. - KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 JUST LISTEN TO IT -PUR1U Tractors Run Like New After a Service Job Here -Klamath Falls, Ort?gea Zest for the day ot work or ploy . . . that' for you when you meet Sally Corn, the flavor and energy queen, and Sammy Soya, the prominent protein, al your breakfast table. Kellogg's Corn-Soya it a glorious new cereal, perfected after 20 years of work and experiment to bring you tasty goodness and nourishment. Soya, has more body-building protein than in any cereall Get Kellogg's Corn-Soya at your grocer's today. 50 To Death Willamette Gets 1 $50,000 Donation SALEM, June 16 (JP Charles' E. ' McColloch, Portland attorney and president of the Willamette univer sity board of trustees, has presented a gift of 150.000 to the school tor the first unit of a permanent stadium on the new 10-acre athletic field tract. O. Herbert Smith, president of the university, reported gifu for capital purpose to the school the past five years total (958.865. i Girls! Women! Who S-FEMALE with its nervous cranky feelings . . . Do female functional monthly dis turbances make you feel nervous, fidgety, cranky, so tired and 'dragged out' at such times? Then do try Lydia E. Plnkham s vege- Beauty You've a summerful of fun oheod if you catch the precious gold sun in the smooth, cool swimwear fashions by Mobs of. Hotiywood ot La Pointe's. PO Clerks Ask Veto ALBANY. June 18 tm Veto of the Taft-Hartley - labor bill by President Truman was asked by the Ormoa Slate ' Federation of Post Office Clerks In their 44th annual convention which closed here e terday. The group selected Klamath Tails as the 1U4B convention site for June H-13 and elected Lynn Royal, Springfield, president. Other resolutions urged a 30-hour work week, p&ymtnt of poet by federal agencies Instead of the use of franking privileges and strict conforming to postal rules In pro motion of personnel. Other officer-; Lynn E. Props t, Klamath Palls; R. D Ecxles, Baker; J, Boyce Ktlkwir, Medford; James Lucas, 8alem; C. L. Jardlne, Port land; Carl Shsfer, Pendleton; Wil liam Btrllzuk, Eugene, all vlce- Ereuidenu: C. M. Chrtstrtaen, Port ind, secretary-treasurer. ELECTIIIC MOTORS Delco-SunUte Distributor We solicit your motor repoir work on the basis of competent, etv ticient work ot fair prices. REBUILDING - REPAIRS ' SALES II A II Electric Co. 735 Commercial Phone 3261 Suffer Distress Of WEAKNESS table Compound to relieve such symptom. It's Jamtnu for helping girls and women In this way! Taken regularly Plnkham'i Compound heipa build up resist ance against such distress. 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