HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947
PACE FOUR
C Of C Eyes
Hearing On
0-C Timber
Klamath chamber of commerce
director! at their meeting Wednes
day noon authorised chamber rep
resentation at a hearing In Rose
burg next Monday when the master
timber cutting plan of the O. and
O. administration will be up for
consideration.
It was brought out at the cham
ber session that the proposed boun
daries of various cutting units will
be determined after the Roseburg
hearing, and that local opinion on
the boundaries should be properly
presented at Roseburg. The indus
trial development committee was
asked to arrange the chamber's rep
resentation, while County Judge U.
E. Reeder Indicated the county
would have representatives present
In the discussion. It was stated
that there are certain logical exten
sions of thj boundaries of the so
called -Klamath cutting unit" which
may be logically urged at the Rose
burg hearing. The O. and C. lands
lie in western Klamath and vari
ous Western Oregon counties.
The directors authorised expen
diture up to 1500 for publication of
a pamphlet and other publicising
efforts In behalf of the Oregon Vo
cational school. Winston Purvlne.
OVS director, said that tl.: school
got off to a tine start this week.
George Conner of the OVS com
munity cooperation committee pre
sented the request for funds.
A motion by the directors called
upon the Indian affairs committee
of the chamber to make an early
determination of what matters the
chamber may present at the con
gressional hearing here in August
on the Indian reservation liquida
tion bill. The committee will report
to tlie directors before the hearing
Is held.
In another action, the directors
commended the Swan Lake Mould
ing company for Its lighting pro
gram on S. 6th street The lights
will be turned on this coming week
end, illuminating the widened
. thoroughfare from Washburne way
to Altamont drive.
John Crosby, new assistant to
Manager. Charles Stark of the
chamber, was introduced. Crosby !
will specialize on Industrial devel
opment work.
Slave Trial
Continuing
SAN DIEGO. Calif, July 17 dry-
Don Jones was always a willing
household helper. Alfred Wesley In
ge lis testified Wednesday at the trial
of himself and his wife on a charge
of enslaving the Negro woman.
He denied that Dora had ever
been under "any physical restraint
or psychological bondage."
She customarily arose at day
break, by her own choice, a witness
testified. Any work at night he
added, was voluntary, usually at be
hest of the family's two daughters.
These night services, he stated.
Included marking Lynn. Mass, Ju
nior high t school, and later high
school papers for one daughter, now
Mrs. Ruth Castendyk, when she was
school teacher.
Clamdiggers Get
Minus Tides
PORTLAND, July 17 44V-Minus
tides along the Oregon coast this
week promise another heyday for
clam diggers.
The tide will drop to minus 2 2
feet at 8:34 a. m. Saturday. The
daily limit is three dozen and dig
gers are warned to eat only the
white meat.
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what flavor of rennet-custard mommy's
roakin' for me today. "Course I like all
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me some thin' pleasant to think about
on dinner!
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Vminf milk, and any other time.
They're so easy to make, too, with
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Make rennet-custards with either
"Junket" Rennet Powder six flavors,
already sweetened ; or "Junket" Rennet
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Two Killed In
riummetlni to the troond from
copter carried Pilot Homer E. Houston. 31, Huntington Beach, and
Felix McManus, 88, Clarrmont, to their death near Compton, Calif, In
Southern California's first fatal helicopter accident
Marshall Urges Ruhr Area
Coal Production increase
WASHINGTON. July 17 (Sec
retary of State Marshall said Wed
nesday the United States govern
ment urgently desires an increase in
Ruhr coal production In Germany as
a fundamental requirement for the
recovery of Europe.
Greek Border
Watches Eyed
LAKE SUCCESS. July 17 iJV-
An authoritative source said Wetf
nesnesday some United Nations dele
gates were considering the possibility
of setting up a Greek border watch
outside the world organization If
Russia blocks security council action
on the Balkans. ,
The source said this was one pos
sible step should the security coun
cil turn down a U. S. proposal for
establishing a United Nations semi
permanent commission to watch
over Balkan border areas.
If Russia vetos the U. S. com
mission plan, this informant said.
Greece could Invite other members
of the United Nations to form an
independent commission which
could make its headquarters on
Greek soil and watch over the
border area.
Such a commission, he explained.
would have no powers but could '.
gather information. The members, j
through their governments, could '
place the information at the dls-
posal of the United Nations when !
the general assembly meets in Sep- J
tember.
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this week is
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'Copter Crosh
about !M fret altitude, this heli
Marshall told a news confereiu-e
I that Ruhr coal Is of Interest to
many nations over Europe but that
at present there are no plans to
bring France. Russia or any of the
other countries Into British-American
coal production talks. He said
these wul begin here the latter part
of next week.
Marshall Indicated that he is
pleased with the manner In which
European governments have taken
the initiative In trying to work out
a Joint European recovery plan as
a basis for expected further Ameri
can help.
Marshall said the United States Is
not participating in the Paris talks
now and does not even have an ob
server there, except for the Ameri
can ambassador at Paris who ob
serves only Informally.
The initiative, he said, is the Initi
ative of the Europeans and that Is
the way he would want It to be.
Other officials, including respon
sible state department advisers, said
no adequate plan for European re
covery can be completed without
fitting Germany into the picture.
For this reason, they said. Clay
has been instructed to cooperate
with the Paris meetings to the full
est extent necessary to fit the
American occupation zone Into the
proposed new economic order.
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tha juic that tastes Hk
fresh tomatoes. The reason
tbia juice taste to fresh is
simple. It i made from
vino-ripened, plump red
tomatoes that hav bees
picked, preased and packed -ali
in one day's rime. Your
money back if yoo ever
tasted finer tomato juic.
Dewey To
Continue
West Tour
SALT LAKH CITY. Julv 17 Mv
Governor Thomas E. Dewey, his
presidential stock obviously boosted
during the national governor's con
ference leaves toniiht on the third
leg of his vacation-political tour of
the West
The New York chief eiorutlin will
confer with republican leaders of
Montana. Idaho and W
a week's sight-seeing tour of Yellow-
nunc national para and nearby
scenic meccas.
Mrs. Dewey may not accompany
the aovernor and their two nn
She contracted a poison oak Infec
tion of both arms last week at
Bapulpa. Okla.," and Is confined to"
her hotel room under nmr .if -
physician. A New York specialist
was called Into consultation by tele
phone. A decision was to be made later
today on whether she will
the trip or return home.
Meets With Warrro '
The New Yorker met frrournilv
and at lentth divine hii nv hr
with Governor Earl Warren of Cali
fornia, who finished second In the
poll with two first-choice vole to
uewey's 10.
Because of these talks, speculation
persisted that the ex-rnriti-t hiin
was trying to persuade Warren to
take second place on a Dewey-led
t'eket.
James C. H&senv. the
executive assistant, said it was "un
likely ' that Dewey would call off
the remainder of his month-long
tour, which began July 4. and re
turn to New York state wtthTils
wife.
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Jew Constable
Killed By Shot
JERUSALEM, July 17 ( British
authorities announced today Hint a
Jewish temporary constable was
killed by a burst of autonintio gun
fir from an orange grove lust night
while on duty at a power station
near Tel Aviv. .
I lie area was searched but no
trace of the killers could be luund,
the announcement said.
Meanwhile, an official announce
uient said the house Curfew Imposed
late Monday In the controlled area
around, Natanya, Palestine diamond
center, would be listed from i p.m.
until 1 p.m. today to permit the
residents to shop for food-
Lumber Held
In Clear
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 17 (
Attorney General Tow A. Clark suld
today that while the Justice depart
ment is Investigating some price
structures which might be the result
of collusion. It has not been much
concerned with lumber.
They tell me that In the south.
lumber Is down 60 per cent," adding
that differences of types of opera
tion In the northwest probably ac
count for 'higher psi-e levels here.
The "mama-papa" type mills aren't
practical here as they are In parts
of the south, he said. -
Clark told an Interviewer that he
was In complete agreement with
Oregon federal court Judges who
have Insisted that complaints
brought by governmental agencies be
signed by a district attorney. He
said that while the practice Is not
general throughout the United
States, it should be.
Judge James A. Fee and District
Attorney Henry Hess recently en
gaged in a heated argument over
the ruling, Hess contending ills of
fice often was unfamiliar with the
cases.
Groom Makes
Many Calls
TACOMA, July 17 Tucoma
News Tribune Reporter William
Dugovlch la calling a lot of friends
iukI making explanations.
Duguvlch, who will marry Miss
Margaret CIllMoil of Napavlne on
July 27, helped his fiancee address
and mall some wedding Invitations.
The friends, however, wore mystified
wile" they received a batch of old
Invitations to Tacoma General hos
pital nursing school exercises held
last month.
It seems Dugovlch forgot to ad
dress and mall tlie nursing school
invitations when his fiancee gradu
ated, then, In a pro-marital con
fusion, he sent out the graduation
cards Instead of the marriage Invitations,
Bail Forfeited Ball of 1100 was
forfeited In city eourt by James P.
F. Burness. after the case against
him was reduced to reckless driving
from a more serious tralflo offense.
Ber)lM nf HvriMnl' Am. troll.
have recorded an annual total of lli
minion visitors.
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Trip Speeded
For Blue Baby
CHICAGO, July 17 W'l Delores
Rlehl, 3-year-old "blue baby" from
Portland, arrived here Wednesday en
route to Julius Hopkins medloal
school, llultliiiore. v
HpeeliillMs there will (Isolde
whether nil operation can cure the
child's condition.
- Drlorca and her mollier will leav
liore later today aboard tlie I'riin-
sylvanla railroad's Liberty limited, j
arriving In Uiiltlmore a 8:04 a. m.
IK8TI tomorrow. The llnlllnioi ,
fire department will escort tlieiu ,
from til train to tlie hospital. '
Funds fur the operation on the
FIVE GREAT DAYS
with tha
TINDLEY
Gospel Singers
ond
DR. WILLARD H. POPE
JULY I fwVl I
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thru &Zj p.m.
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Professor ond Mrs. Tlndley
KLAMATH TEMPLE
1007
child, rtauiihter of a Portland fir,
man, wer raised by Un Portland
fit department
IN MKMOKIAM ! '
III honor of our sister, Mrs. Ran
Furrier, who passed away July 17,
11)48-
A prtolous one from us la (on
A vole w loved la stilled
A place Is vacant In our heart
Which never can b flllad.
Mlt. AND MltH. RAYMOND MAY!
AND FAMILY.
KIRBY
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