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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1947)
FRIDAY, JULY II, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREE Bulgaria Accuses America Of Seeking To Establish Border Watch In Balkans I.AKK rJIU'CUHH, July It lt'i lluliarla accused Ihe llullrd Hlatra today of liilliiiltlullon In srrklnt to raliililish lulled Nullum burlier unlrli over ihn Itiilkaiis, Dr. N, Mrvtiruh, lliilsarlaii rrurr riilutlvr, lulil Ihr security council lliMt such a rmiuiilssliin as pro posed by the I'llllril Htatra would place tirriTe. Yugoslavia, Hlllrarla mill Albania "In a slutr of trustee hip which ronlradlcle the principles of sovereignly." Legislation Off Docket For Present WAHIIINOTON, July II Ol'i Mrll-lirrs IlliivHIIliH lur It liilX riuik'c liouMtia irotfiaiu anil tor Im mediate cauli payment cif terminal pay for vcilriuns were omitted today flout h llit uf IcKlsliillon scheduled by admin republican leaders for ac llun before adjournment uf congress July M Chairman Tiit I lOhliii of I lie sen air rcpublli-un Killi-y committee told reiorlrrs Ihr (lot leaders plan lu li y mid push Itic I4.UUU.UUU.UOU In come tus-cullliia' bill mid a cluster uf delayed niipropilatlons bills lliriiiiuli Ihe senate by Tuesday. Atlrr Unit, he aniu, IU measures iriiiirdrd as "noii-riiiilrnvrrslal" will bo Tilr(l (o completion. MIsslHK Iriim Una list were bllla lur housing rash Immtnal pay fur ve-iiiraii. the, HI. Lawrence seaway project and IncrrasliiK Urn national hourly mill llliuill wane scale. llul Tall. In aiiHU-rr to queries iMm: these an 1(1 lliry may get con Ifirtftlonal approval If It ran be aurrrd to art "wllhuut long debate." Tnfl uullliird at a news confer ence tha republic-mi plana agreed to nt a strategy session of actinic OOP Irndrra lt lllglll. Olene Iteceiil, guest nl the Marahall home were Mr. and Mrs. James K. Ilriuirr of I'alo AlUi. Cnllf. Tim llciinera were homeward bound from a trip which took them to ihrir former home In llrnsclcar, J lid They nUo visited their mere and hrr nu-hnlid, Ma), and Mra. Itoland Hiuriiiun, In Carlisle, fa. Mra. Itriuirr u a sister of the late A. L. Marshall, and a cousin of Mra. Victor O'Neill of Klamath Palls. Clara Mrlntyr of Klamath Falls wan a houac guest uf the Marlon llnrnea over the 4th. Mr. ii i id Mid Hay In nr mid daughter. Harnett, s(ciii the week end al Ihi'ir ritiifh home In Olene Ijine l worklnii nt Cllldc, Ore., lhl aunnner. Dinner Kiirt at Hie Jack Mar ahnll home WeclneMlny were Mr, and Mra. Krai llotchklM of Bouth Pasadena, Canf, Mm. Holrhkiss Is Mra. Marshall's aunt, and visited here four years ago na the guest of her sister. Mm. Kurlla Hill. The Jnrk llolthauser, Earl Web ber, and Donald Roberts famlllei ient the 4th of July holidays at Lake o' the Wood. A new up-to-ilnlr blacksmith and machine shop hns been built by Ivan Kusera on Ills Olene prop erty and will be opened next week. The ahop In tinder the management of Jnrk Ilnllhniiarr. who Is well known In this vlrlnltv nnrl hns worked In blnrkamllhln and weld Inir for n number of yenra. linnn Kinney Ms vnrntlonliw at Ihe Howe Kinney home. Donna flnl.ihed her flrnt yenr nt the Uni versity of Oregon nnd returned In .nine lo sen(l malt of the summer nerr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest Low and stiuill sun of Porllnnd are visiting nt I he Htnuley Mnsien home this eea. Mrs. low -Is fie fo'iier Nnnn MiuIpii. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hen Kern if'ntrlr'n tnslenl p trooklnos. were nlso gue of Ihelr parents over Ihe Fourlh. BESTSELLER! Il wot wrlllon lo bo played by Coble and mado by M-6-MI CLARK (Hi; "win SYONtY SOOieilE 1 GREENSTREET- MENJOU . AVA GARDNER iffil INN-MILD Ml mm WtrT1lillJJ,.l,UfjlU,lll.lIIJIUIIWI,I He drrlurrd that Ilia propoanla of the llnlkaii Inquiry coiiinilssloii Hhli'll held Die three Huvlet aalel II Irs primarily responsible for (ireek border dlsturbuueea were "unneces sary and dangerous." Kcfrtirlug tu stutemeul by U. 8. Chief Deli'mito Warren It. Austin Unit Die srcurlty council might huve lo resort to lure If the border commission is not established, Mo mi uli said: "I. It evident that these Inllnil dntlons, though not contained In Mr, Austin's draft resolution, but alluded to In hit speech and prob ably Implied In Ihe Hist parngraph of his dinft, are, a sequel lo an ad mission on our guilt and of our re sponsibility." . "We deny Unit we are guilty," he mild The llulgarlan argued that under the UN charter the security coun cil rould not establish such a cum mission without the consent of the parlies Involved, Hut lli'rschel V. Johnson, deputy U. H. drlrgutn, replied that the se curity council did have audi iwwcra and pointed out that Trieste was an exiimple. The council adjourned until Tucndny when the ilnlknn rase will be rosiimed. Meanwhile. Chief French Dele gnle Alexander I'nrodl was consid ering whether lo submit a com promise in sn at(,,,nut u, rer0iiclle the opiHised American and Ituaslan proiHisnls lor settlement of the Bal kan disorders. Credit Control Extension Voted WA8HINOTON. July II i,l'Le. Islntion extending controls on con sumer Installment buying through December 31 but requiring more lib eral credit terms was approved 6 Helped Injured G I Joseph Bonitrd, amateur radio lis cTwM '3 ' L'4f cat i kl ,... ,r strurlluni to Palmyra Island, 6000 miles from Audubon, N. J lo aid a soldier Injured when a plane crashed on the Pacific island. A shipyard worker on vacation. Bonsted arranged for an Audubon hospital surgeon to broadcast Instructions while a physician waa being flown from Hawaii, 1000 miles to Palmyra. 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The resolution approved by the senaie commuter would prohibit the federal reserve board from fixing less than a 34-monlh period for pnylug tor consumer goods on credit. All such gwKls now covered by Ihe board's regulntlon "W" must be paid for III at least IS months. Make your soring cieamr.i. pay olf Sell Uiose still useful but no longer needed articles through The Herald and News Want Ads. 6000 Miles Away operator, helped relay medical In- i Budgetf Plan Car and Truck Repair All Work Guaranteed ' Confers At Housing Hearing Rumor Starts Confusion A false alarm regarding a burn ing plane Thursday caused unusuul contusion at Klamath airport when numerous light aircraft hurriedly took off for the scene of the sup posed blaze. The report enme in when Murel Long's plane which was being used on a mosquito control Job al Moore park swooped down and dlsapiiear ed behind some houses. Almost Im mediately smoke was seen to rise from where the plane had gone out of sight. Cliff Hogue was piloting the plane, spraying the area wllh a DD-T so lution provided for the purpose by the city. Private pilots at the airport, anx ious to Investigate the rexirl of a burning plane, took olf in "gaggle" formation from all angles of the landing strips, plus sthe hangar apron In what was described by Oene Durant of Lakeland Flying service at "a most confusing man ner." At the same time that planes were hopping Into the air from all points, a student pilot attempted a landing cross-wind and after touching the strip took off again intercepting a fire-chasing craft. No mishap oc curred, and all planes returned safely lo the port.. Hans Norland Insure Furniture. 121 N. 61 h St NOW AVAILABLE G. E. Toble Model Automatic Combination Radio and Record Players 7yock-Moon Incorporated 121-125 So. 9th Phone S400 Better To "top up" in Britain means to fill the car battery with water. DANCE DORRIS SATURDAY NIGHT To Raise Fundi (or the New Catholic Church Daoelnf 9 to 2 LES SPANNAUS ORCHESTRA Jma Bracelets Necklaces Assortments cut imagination! MATCHED SETS BABY SETS Earrings Klamath's best assortment at a give-away price! Buy several dozen for your own profit! Values From $10 to $20! Asst. Imitation Rhinestone, Cracked Ice, Plain Gold and many styles of Stone Set Pins all reduced for immediate clearance! Girls Win Parade Award Ribbon and cash awards have been presented to the winner In the Juvenile section of the 4th of July parade. Taktnir first place were Ouyle Lee Case, four, and Patricia Case, alx, who were dress ed In patriotic costumes. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Case of 414 N. 9th. Second prize went to Wlard Chicken center for their entry of children dressed In chicken costumes. The Fremont playground won the top honors for lu float In compe tition with other playgrounds spon sored by the city recreation depart ment. 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