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SATURDAY, AUG. 9, 1947 PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Army Mum On Possibility Of "Flying Disc" But May Check Further Anyway inuiiTnv riKi.n. r.lir.. An,. 1 4p Intclllrcnre , irlcers of the fourth air force reported Friday "there U not sufficient evidence or testimony available to tht head quarter! to conclude whether or not the reports of to-called flylnc discs In the Tacoma area or any plher area have any bails of fact." Two army officers who had been 'aulfned to Investigate reports of Jflylnf aaucers In the Paclfio North west were auira in wb ut.u w .'their pUne as It was returning to Hamilton field from McChord field. Lt CoL Donald t o primer, aa Cordon Says foil Okay. " DADTI itin A MET fl iI'l TllB "Taft-Hartley labor law Is workable. nnrrinn snld Fridav on " "J ' " 'his arrival from Washington and 'contract containing exemptions Jrom Its provlslo-ia are proper waivers of legal rights." Earlier this week Sen. Wayne -Morse and riep. nomer Angeu uu . i ..ilil nt thA law. S Cordon said mat aa a wnoie . aa it nod lob. that it la i-'not the time now to discuss whether lie wlU be a candidate for re-eleo '. . .i ki. arith Ron Tvsr. f 11UI1, uiav l" " - ,-n atMviniA novr iVinneville aDDro !. i. - i-lfKH incident, and j that Washington Is the last place to I go to xlnd out aoout nauwuu ttlca. I. rr-v. - n.tn. m mmtwr (if the SD- nroprlatlons committee, will make a . . . , . i 1 1 i v. HihM mm. t world tour uus wu piu. vuu mmhprR coins to all coun- f tries where United States money Is f being spent. He wul auo go vo u to Investigate the setting up of a llvll government and to Hawaii for r bearing on siaienooa. J - Y. - - , . iVA Employes' Out Of Jobs t SEATTLE. Aug. part of fthe naUonal economy drive. 149 80. f rational employes have been cut from payrolls oi racmc gional offices of the veterans ad rnlnlstration. E. R. Sarles. acting rf.mit administrator of the branch Sofflce,rild Friday. v. An average ox " dropped from .regional offices In Washington. Oregon. Idaho, Mon tana and the branch office here, he said. Fifteen contact offices In the pacific Northwest and Alaska wlU be closed.. The cut brings to 375 the'number discharged In this area since July 1. The move follows orders from national headquarters at Washlng . r that. anon emoloves be I -. j .7 n a nnsdble dU tO the limited funds. The agency esti F mated that as many as 500 of its !877 offices In the nation might be closed. 1 9 . . a. Truman signs rxew Sugar Quota Bill I WASHINGTON, Aug. ( WV-Presl-l dent Truman Friday signed legisla- tlon establishing sugar quotas for 1 use in times oi surpiua. Simultaneously he made public a I letter from Secretary of State Mar shall intended to allay any fears . UIC K(Uw O F.stnied as an, "unfriendly act." t Marshall wrote the president (hat he had been "Impressed by the fears 'expressed In certain quarters" that (one section of the act constituted i an "economic threat to sugar-sup-plying nations of this hemisphere." ; This section is, to the effect that "If any foreign country Is found to be denying fair and equitable treat r ment to U. S. nationals the secretary of state would have authority to ; reduce its quotas under the sugar 'act. . - "These fears should be allayed," E Marshall asserted. me navy school oi music was : organized and opened at Wash ington, D. C, as a permanent school for the fostering and ad vancement of a higher standard of a music White Pine Wanted Kiln dried or thoroughly air dried select grades most desir able, 44 to 84 dressed pre ferred, rough acceptable. Wire or phone University 1-5700. Midwest Plywood Co. 15480 Wyoming, Detroit 21, Mich Reflect Quality Throughout Styled Correctly "Positive Action" Hard ware Steel or Aluminum Slats Baked Enamel Finish Prompt Delivery .Regulate ventilation . . . control sunlight ... Insure privacy. Best quality, trouble proof controls. Free esti mates and Installation, ; ri AiiriF u havic - , vnTiw slstant chief of staff, army Intel licence, returned today from the Tacoma area. He stated that a reported ex plosion of a small boat oft Maury Island, attributed by some persons to a f lying disc collision, did not occur. Colonel Springer said fragments resembling molten metal were found on the beach at Maury Island, and Lthat similar material appears In great quantity both In that area and In other parts of the Tacoma country. Samples of this material were turned over to McChord field authorities by persons who report ed having seen the flying discs. The officer said that Master Sgt. Woodrow Matthews, crew chief on the plane In which the two Hamil ton field men were killed, reported he had placed a heay box aboard the bomber before lt left McChord field. It Is presumed here the box contained samples of the metallic substance. The plane was destroyed by fire and neither the box nor the mater ial was retrieved. Sgt. Matthews and another pas senger parachuted from the flam ing ship. Indonesian Attack Told BATAVTA, Java, Aug. 9 IflV-The rtth srtntf xniri ftiwiav that 300 armed Indonesian republicans had attacked a uutcn ouiposi near Soerabaja. East Java, and others had attempted Infiltrations else where In Java despite a cease-fire order which went Into effect last Monday midnight. Tn aririittnn Ule DUtcn QeCiarea. v. - TnrinnMhm wm continuing scorched earth tactics around Se- nn .V.- uArth Central Mast of Java," where estates were reported aoiaze. Guerrilla activities also were con tinuing, the Dutch said, with re publicans erecting tank traps and road blocks. niifh natrols nnratinff throueh- out the Dutch occupied areas cap tured and destroyed considerable .nnnnl. nf T-m nnri ammunition. the communique said, and put a stop to "looting and terrorism." The Netherlands navy announced that Its losses. Including marines. In lh. IK Aavm r,t flffht.inff TldMl bV Monday's truce, numbered IS dead, nine wounded ana two missing. TVib TVitnH nM thV TPftrtlPd 2O0O Chinese civilians which Indonesian forces were attempting to carry on to the mountains of Central Java. Gunshot Victim Critically III PORTLAND. Aug. 9 W The condition of John Snyder, Salem, brought here with a bullet wound In the bead, serious but not ma terially changed from last night. Good Samaritan hospital reported Friday. A decision on whether brain surg ery would be employed was expected today. Haq( er Ben Pa us of Boulder, Colo., a for mer resident of Merrill, visited at the R. H. Anderson home last week end. Fa us and R. H. Anderson at tended the IOOF meeting in Mer rill last Friday evening, where he met many former acquaintances. Gary Dean Hodges of Hager is leaving for Albuquerque, N. M. to stay with bis aunt and go to school. He is the son of Rachel Hodges of the Y cafe. Mrs. Mallory, mother of Harold Mallory, Is here visiting at the Mal lory home. She left Thursday for Silverton to visit her daughter, Mable, and family and then return to her home in Stockton, Calif. Mr. Webber of the Henley district went to Ashland Sunday. Mrs. Ray Moon of Klamath Falls was a caller at Hager Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William DeCew were callers at the Anderson home Monday evening. HOME GARAGE 216 Old Fort Rd. Phone 7034 Bring your car where all work Is guaranteed. We specialize In Motor Rebuilding and Tune-opt Valve Grinding Reboring Brake Work Generator and Starter -Rebuilding Stesm Clesnlnf All Fsindns VfllEIIAfkM, M Jill ! I I M. " 1 '"-ri Z3i is ESS,',,, 1 'jl i mm isaajim us " ' 1 1W '""" ' " 1 Ji " H r .r 11 " "" "'" ?.' I ''in-- -T. T - ""ji'Mii'1.'"'"li'il il'i" " v5 'V Wl f' v'- ' 's."".T- n f4J mv-vmvr fiei mrv? ' ?.rw?TT , 9 yp' fT" mm wjm'w' 1 r-r n '" i Body Lt. George Connelt of the nearby Bourne fire department, lifts the body of 4-year-old Nanry Pertnl. niece of Lou PerinL millionaire part owner of the Boston Braves, out of shallow water after it was found near the family summer residence at Falmouth. Mans. Coast guardsmen and other firemen aided In the search which began when the child was reported missing many hours before. AP wlrephoto. u Ihe ..-v Day's Sep (Continued from Page ll tained a certain measure of peace and production among the peoples making up the world of that day. The historians have a name for this period into which the hitherto relatively ORGANIZED economy of the world sank alter the decline and fall of Rome. They call it the Dark Ages. Hunger, want, suffering, in security and fear were Its outstand ing characteristics as pictured for us by the records that have come down to us from that dark and bloody time. Unless its present downward trend is CHECKED, the much larger, much more complex, world of our day can slip Into another Dark Age. The troubles of the British, which are basic bread and butter troubles tracking back to lack of production of the things which people must hare to exist, point that out to us very clearly. m m JJERE in America we still have plenty to eat and plenty to wear but we are already suffering from lack of housing to shelter us from the storm. Already, you see, we are beginning to look stark funda mentals In the eye. All due to LACK OF PRODUC TION. We are STILL an island of rela tively riotous plenty. But don't fool yourself. We can't remain happy and prosperous in a. world that is slipping back into the Dark Ages. Unless we - can bring some semblance of order and normal production back into the world, we too will slip Into the abyss In tune. Alturas Woman On Breneman Program ALTURAS. Aug. 9 Mrs. Nettle Leventon of Lookout, Calif., has been selected as the "Oood Neighbor of the Day" for Tom Breneman's Breakfast in Hollywood program and will be saluted nationally over the American Broadcasting company August 12. A letter written to Tom Breneman by Mrs. Raymond C. Smith of Look out, Calif., suggesting Mrs. Leventon good neighbor of the day will be read by Breneman on his Tuesday's program. Mrs. Leventon will re ceive an orchid by air express from Hollywood. Aboard the USS Constellation In 182S, James Draper served as a musician, the first to be carried on the official records of the United States navy. Klamath Business College 733 Pine St. Enroll r!ow for Special Summer Study or for a Complete Business Course. YOUR YOU Need it IT Needs Essential Service THAT MEANS: -k Regular Inspections k Regular Lubrications k Regular Adjustments For real car Conservation and continued maximum per formance have your car checked now by our skilled, trained mechanics with modern tooli and equipment at this convenient location on Klamath Avenue, Where 8th Street Endt , Odell Motor Co. Phone 414 Of Missing Girl Is Recovered Queens' Skyline Trail Ride Ends At Crater Lake With Everyone Happy, But Tired After .nearly a week of living close to nature on the rugged -trails of the Northwest, the Queens Sky line ride was cancelled by mutual agreement, on Friday. The ride, planned to extend to Portland, covering points of In terest en route and 30 days of time, for the entertainment of Mrs. Jim Matteson (Queen Edna), Mrs. Guy Williamson, chosen Queen-For-A-Day on May 6 over a Mutual net work program, and Jim Matteson, was culminated at Crater Lajte na tional park. ' Lloyd "Andy" Andrews, operator of Andy's Guide service. v who of fered the guided trail ride to Mrs. Williamson on her previous visit to Klamath Falls, advised the party that due to illness and other cir cumstances he was unable to con tinue the trip beyond Crater lake. The riders, all "tenderfeet." show ing the marks of travel, were never theless noticeably disappointed In foregoing future hardships on the trail and entertainments offered in the Itinerary, however they agreed that lt would be nice to get home earlier than expected. The Matte sons, who live In Hawthorne. Calif., have a small son whom they left In the care of friends. Local business men gave the vis itors a night at the Rim lodge at Crater lake and offered a trip by car this week-end over the terri tory they would have covered on horseback. Park Ranger John Meyers drove the party around the rim of the lake Saturday morning and It was Convicts Almost Make Getaway HOUSTON. Tex., Aug. 9 WV-Ti'O convicts picked the right kind of vehicle to escape prison during Texas' torrid heat wave but they made one mistake. They slipped under an Ice cream truck and were well on their way to freedom when one got too close to the exhaust pipe and had to be carried to a hospital here for heat exhaustion. The second also was recaptured because of his compan ion's plight. Any navy man will tell you why, nowartnys, savvy sailors are career men. And he may ask you, "How can you afford to stay out of the navy?" Phone 4760 CAR For Essential Driving. planned to see If B- .a could move up plans for Its part of entertain ing the group, set for August 10. to an earlier date. In which case that would be Included. Otherwise the queens and their escort will be returned to Medford where they will board plane for their homes In Southern California. Lloyd Burlcy, trail guide, Invited the group to ride bark over the trails to Lake o' the Woods with him, spending some time fishing en route. In order to extend the visit. He agreed to wait with the horses and camp outfits at the lake until a decision was made. Sleeping out under the stars, eat ing beans boiled over a campflre, and Jogging over rough trails on horseback was an entirely new ex perience to the three visitors, none of whom had ridden since child hood pony rides. Besides the stiffness mid aching muscles acquired from li" unusual exercise of riding, several other In cidents along the troll were chalked up as experiences lo recount around the fireside on long winter eve nings. The colt Mrs. Williamson was riding slipped crossing a stream and fell on her. bruLlng her side and hip. but no bones were broken and outside of edging into a chair at an angle when sitting later, all was well. A short side trip, seven miles, not on the itinerary was .lade when the guide, missing the blazes along the trail, took the party on a slight detour into virgin territory. Sleep ing on the bosom of Mother Nature was a little rough on the riders the first nights out but thev were soon able to adjust themselves to her curves, to .rising at the crack of dawn to Matteson's whistled bugle call, catching flaptacks on the third flap and other details of a pack trip one all three agreed they would never forget. Turn those no-longer-used articles into cash now! Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results Wishful Waiting Won't Paint Your House! PAINT IS THE CHEAPEST building material on the market today, BUDGET VOUR BUILDING NEEDS Nothing Down, up to t years to pay. Painting Decora ting Remodeling General Renovating Phone 4354 Harsha Home Repair THIS WEEK'S SERVICE SPECIAL If you're dissatisfied with the car service you have been getting, give us one trial to prove that you get better work in our shop. We have the latest post-war equipment; we ii- the job right and we get it out on time. Link River Motors COS So. (th Phone 3050 Pick-up and Delivery Service Hunt Widens For Plane KOD1AK, Alaska, Aug. 0 M'h Planes and surface vessels continued an unrelenting seiurli today for a navy PUY plane which dlnnppearvd Wednesday en roule from Kixllnk to Dutch Harbor with five crewmen, two other navy passengers and 13 member of a military post softball team aboard. (None of the 30 was from the Pacific NorthwWl Seventeenth naval district head quarters, lu releuslug lite immos ul lh miming men lust night, disclosed that the ball team was returning from an Alaska-wide tournament at Kortlak. Seven of (ho U'uin members were from the Dutch llnrbur navy buse and six from the army's nearby Port Mears. Joining the search yesterday were trnmlent aircraft and military planes from Port Kandull, Kurt Klcliardsoi), Koillak atid Ailuk. The USS Sussex, en route to Ailuk. was sent to the area to direct the surface operations. In which the coast guard ship Unalga and navy tug I'oln watomt are rtlclpating. The big flying boat took off on lis doO-mlle flight Wednesday morn ing, and made its last report four hours later while about 160 miles from Dutch Harbor. Granville To Head Group Committees for the Tulelake Jam boree celebration to be held Sep tember 1 were announced recently by George Fisher, president of the Volunteer fire deportment. LeRoy Granville has been appoint ed general chairman of the 11 com mittees, and, Floyd A. lloyd, Burrls Short. George Long and Al Porter will handle the tractor events, slake races. Insurance and baseball, re spectively. The dance committee consists of Granger White, chairman: A. O. Boyd and Cliff Hlnes: the street carnival committee. Bruce Brlrkrll, chairman, Lloyd Barber, Don Dyscrt and Ed McVey: barbecue committee, Don Webster, chairman, Don Porter field and Leslie Lewis: refreshments, B. O, Boyd, chairman, and Lyle Shearer: tickets, Doug Thomas, chairman, John Cortes, Clayton Rudeslll, Dale Street and Dirk Moore: activities, George Long, chairman, Hugh Wilson. Jerry Van Buskirk and K. H. Rlnabarger: con struction. George Fisher, chairman. Francis O'Connor. Don Piszano. John ! Cortes, John Lit ten. Orant Long more, Arthur Bather. Ed Means. Lloyd Scott, Oua Tllch. C. Mets and J. Metz. Marine Sergeant Killed In Wreck ; TACOMA. Au. 9 il'-Clark Hels ! Coleman, 27-year-old U. 8. marine sergeant, was killed Instantly neur here early today when his automo bile overturned and slid 17 feet on its side after falling to make a turn In the Flfe-Mllton highway at Mil ton. Coleman's address was not known but the car he was driving carried Utah license plates, 8-3063. A cluster of four roses Is commonly found In the designs of many Orient al rugs. Of Kurdish origin, the de sign Is said to symbolize good health and long life. -a look rok THIS CR0WM MISSION BOTTLING CO. on MIGHt on i NIGH TVfy MAKE TIRING TRIPS TO A ...when yen can hvc eft . ibunchncf infant hoi .lc, ii n.f your fUCl all day lnf. Put in in DAY A NIGHT Automti.c nW, ArllKitl'l FlAflt Witfr Heater. Comi in i ahont m today. m ORANGE k PI. Klamath Butane Co. 125 Riverside Phone 8323 Primitive Type Dwellings - 'a Found On San Juan isiana HEATTLK, Aug. 9 MV-Fir, pits and a primitive typo dwelling, used by people living on San Juan Island In Pimct sound some time before the year 1(100, have been cxraviiled by a University of Washing!"" arrhurnloulcal cxpcillllon. Dr. Ardeil King, director, said today. Solon Sorry Over Comment WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 0P1 Senator Uiewstcr ilt-Mti.i said to day he reiirets making a press statement (hut an airline hostess was afraid to travel alone with Howard Hughes. "I am not proud of my comment on that affair." the Maine senator told a news conference. Brewster made ' the orlgliml stutrment 10 days ago alter Hughes, multl millionaire plane builder, had asserted that Brewster accepted 11400 wurth of free air transportation from 111 in. Brewster Is chairman of the sen ate war Investigating cominlllce which is looking Into MO.OUO.uoo worth of plane con tracts awarded to Hughes and Henry J. Kaiser, A sudden truce last hlghl ended a side Inquiry Into charges by IIURlies that Brewster offered to call off (he contract Investigation If Hughes would merge Transworld Airlines,, which he largely controls, with Pan American Airways. Street Blast Injures Two PORTLAND. Aug. 9 (II They didn't know 11 at the time, but two persona were sufficiently Injured in Wednesday's undcr-atrrct explosion here to require hospitalization. Susan Crawford sufterrd burns on both legs and one hand which later caused her to go to a hospital where her condition .was reported "fairly good." Dick llitller. police radio dis patcher, walking past on his lunch hour when a manhole rover sailed Into the air, didn't know he had been hurt, but today he reported to emergency hospital treatment of separation of rib cartilages. Cause of the explosion has been officially attributed to a short cir cuit which genrraled explosive gases in undergmtind cable Insulation. 15 Cooler Whon your roof it coalod with PERMA-LUmE, tho mulH-loyerod flexible me tallic coating that is alio GUARANTEED to give bet ter protection longer than ony other type of roof coat ing. Silver Copper Beautiful Durable Economical Prompt delivery direct from factory GREMS ROOFING CO. 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