TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Food Price
Probe To
Be Made
WASHINGTON, Aug. U MV-At-t
unify tienrml ('lurk today order rd
n InvrttlfNtlan of food, rlnlhlni
mill hoimhifl irlrr.
Hit hutruftril llto Jut(r depart
ntriit'i mill-tr tut tllvlilun to delrr
in I iip whrthrr "ruiiiilrrlr" fiUt
"to maintain or to litrreaw present
prim In llif food, clothing and
limning flrldk."
J u II trulriitTt, rather tit mi mrrtly
linn, will bv luughl fur any vluUluri),
II tva announced. (
A JiiiitU-o (IriiurtinriiL ULrinriiL
HiinoiiticliiM Clarke action, aid:
"Hucli t'diiKpirutlra will bo prote
ct. led criminally ami In Ulnae t-anra
tin) JiiAttro drpartmmt will oppose
aci'rptunro by the cuurta "f pluaa of
nolo contendere (no content t, ami
upon conviction of the (lefrndaiila
the department will recommend jail
iteiitrncea (or the Individual defend
mil and mnxiiauin lined against the
Liiipnnitlonh."
Thr alatrrarnt aald the In ventila
tion follows a three-month study
of the preaent price situation by
Assistant Attorney General John I-'.
HomirU whu look charie of the
anil-trust division In May.
Clark fcts. It wa added, that
' llio tearing IUhIi prices now cen
iinuing In tho food, clothing and
hminUiK flrlda, require Uial a new
and more vigorous approach be
undertaken In these field."
Crevf Saved
After Crash
KODIAK, AUhka, Auk. lit iA'i
Hwrpt Into the Ice-chilled waters of
the Bering wa. nine crewmen and
paa-HcnKrni of a em-dird army PHY
were rescued Bundtiy by a lifeboat
from a nnvy cargo veMiel, the I7t.li
naval district announced.
The pi line wnii forced down In the
bay at Hi. George Inland, eastern
moAl of the Pribllofn, and flooded
quickly when the bombiirdlcr'i plexi
kIhm none window crumpled In tho
landing, the navy's announcement,
made lust night, wild.
As the plane crashed, a lifeboat
from the U88 Achernar, loading
ara.1 pelta In the harbor, raced to
the scene and pulled the nine men
to safety Just as heavy ariu broke
their holds on Uie unking plane.
No'rte suffered more than minor
exposure. Names of only four of
the survivors wore Immediately avail
able, the navy unid. They were:
l.t. Lowe, pilot flint name and
home town unlisted.; M11J. Ralph
Kims, Anchomge; and two pur.hr n
geih, C. L.. Williams, Kodlnk, and
Mnnnlng Clement. Anchorage.
The 1UY waa attuched to the 10th
ri'ncuo squadron, Klmendorf field,
Alaska, and wus on a routine flight
when forced down.
Lucky Move Saves
Baby's Life
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13 A'
The workmen cutting down a large
mnple tree near the home of Ilrnjn
mln Ulunk iiiuiurrd him It would
full Into l he street.
Hlnuk Hlirr a moment's hrMtii
tun decided not to lake their
word fur It anil removed hl.H one-yciir-old
son from n piiiypen In the
yard.
A few seconds later the tree came
crushing down on the playpen.
Waterfront Monkey
Still On Loose
SEATTLE, Aug. 12 iP, The
waterfront monkey, which for more
than a month has eluded attempts
to return him to a Sent tic pet store,
continued his flight along the city's
Marine way yesterday, moving south
from Pier 55 to Pier 46.
Some waterfront frequenters tn
Klst the monkey Is seeking a ship
heading for hln nntfve India and
Is working by degrees to Pier 28
for the next Orient sailing.
TABLITS
fOR
maritally
nnd ttnMnl
thai a'1 'Ml rviultt
Fire Fighters In A Hot Spot
W TP -I
i
Truck Driver
Jobs Open
Examination for probations! ap
pointments to positions ol Truck
Driver and Mobile Crane Operator
with Federal agencies In the Bac
ramento area and with the Bureau
of Iteclumatlon, Itegton 2, field
urean ut ittddlng and Fresno, Cali
fornia, and Klamath Fulls, Oregon,
have been announced by the U. 8.
Civil Bervlce commission.
Salaries In this area for Mobile to have been over the half million
Crane operators will be $2 25 per -mark.
Head brnt down against Intense heal, two fire fighters fright) are virtually aurroonded as they
combat flames sw replug through limber and dry grass In the flora dam vicinity near Truckee, Calif.
AP wire photo.
Sale Of .
Ranch Told
ALTURA8, Auk. i2 NeUron Mon
roe, connected with the corporation
ranch which lies In Modoc and Las
sen countle. has purchased the
ranch from Pranlc McArthur.
The ranch containing over 30.000
acres, Is said to be one of the rich
est farming lands In northern Cali
fornia. Oralns and hay have been
raised. The purchase price Is said
hour and Competitors will be Brad
ed by the Civil Bervlce commission
on the basis of Uie length and
quality of their experience as stated
in their applications. No assembled
written teat will Be required.
Applicants must be between the
ages of 18 and 82, though the maxi
mum age limit may be waived for
veterans and under certain condi
tions tor war service. Indefinite em
ployes. Honorably discharged vet
erans may have five points added
to their earned rating and disabled
veterans may receive ten points ad
ditional. Further Information on these ex
aminations and the necessary appli
cation forms may be obtained from
the commission's local secretary, lo
cated in the Post Office Building in
Klamath Falls.
Monroe has been connected with
the ranch for 25 years, having
leased the land for the past seven
years.
The ranch home Is located about
12 miles south of Alturas.
Let's Talk Plain English
About Auto Insurance
That's Different
It will pay you to learn about
State Farm Mutual ' common
sense, auto insurance that pays
the man who pays the premium.
You buy where you get the most
for your money when you become
one of State Farm's more than
1,300,000 policyholders. Get de
tails NOWI
WM. N. GOEN, Agent
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is Tour watch
In Good Voice?
See
TOM DALTON
Licensed Watchmaker
901 Klamath
Henley
Rrrrnt out of town house guertts
at the Joe Htrrle home are Mr. and
Mis. Mac King and family of Bac
ramrnto, Calif., who visited Hunday,
AuitUht 3rd. and Dr. C. W. Andrmon
of Woodland, Calif., who spent a
few days there this iwsl week.
411 Club flrls who returned Bun-
day from a week isprnt al the 4 -It
camp at Itke o" Woods are: Bylvia
Keady, Jaiilr Clreen, Jean Tucker,
Kuth llulurs. Vlrulnia. Masten and
Otua lloflman.
VihlltiiK with tvc Moyd Urunern
thU ,vcrk Mr. und'Mrs. Cyril
Mi Curtly of Coquille, Orcuon. Mrs.
McCurdy is Mis. Hruner's alster.
Mr. ftiiti Mrs. Hoyd Ilrunrr are
Iravlnif the first of the werk for a
two wrt-kV vacation. Aldrn Itruner
and Muiy Orbhaid will clerk In
lht htoie.
Out of loun Kiirst to enjoy the
Jcm Johiihoii family )Unic in
Moore park Hunduy were: Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Arnold and Olrky: Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. flyers. Hetty Myers
and Donna Hustel. Mrs Arnold and
Mrs. Hyers are si.sters of Mrs. John
son. Kxiri-tcd at the Jrvi Johnson
home on Tuesdity are Mr. and Mrs.
C, A. Tucker from Linker, Oregon.
The Tuckers will visit hern for a
couple of weeks
The Henley Hitch school foot bull
field wus mowed Inst week in prep
aration for the comlnti season. The
first practice will be held in the
evenlnv. Hrptcmber 1.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnrroll Howe and
son Urorue Mt Monday for their
new home which they have recent
ly purchased In Hnlem, Ore. Mr.
Howe ntoed their household fur
ulshinKs In his own truck with the
help of Fred Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. . J. Yadon and
children, Virgil, Warren and Myron
and Mr. and Mis." Percy Mun.sell
nnd children Forest I -co nnd Maria
motored to Luke o Woods a week
nKo Hututdny and returned Suntiny.
Mr., and Mrs. Alton ishort recent
ly visited in Monroe, Oregon, with
Mrs. Willi nee Trii.sk. Mrs. Short's
mother. They were nccompnnled on i
the trip by Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Helm.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Steele drove
to Redmond. Ore.. Friday nf tcr ;
hearing of AJr. Klllott's accident, to
nscertnln the seriousness of Mr. El
liot's nnd his dnughtrr's condition
and to be of any possible assistance
to Mrs. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Eillng Mrllby have
purchased a home in the Mills ad
dition In Klu ninth Fnlln nnd will
move shortly. Mr. Mellby Is a teach
er at Henley High school.
Due to n new ruling of the recln
mntlon service limiting ditch riders
to forty hours a week, a new ditch
rider. L. Smith of Merrill Is
working with Prince Wnllln who
rides from Olcne around the hill
rond.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B. Howe nnd
aid
son Oeorge were dinner guests, Fri
day evening of Mr. and Mrs. Oerry
Clemen of Klamath Falls.
Audrey Woodson who Is employed
In Klamath Falls and her small son
Michael spriit Wednesdny visiting
Willi her purents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ovcrturf.
Mr. and Mrs. Bub Norris
Mis. Norris's purents and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peck and Sherry,
returned liul week from a three
day trip to San Francisco.
The Pecks drove here from Illi
nois to .spend three weeks visiting
with the Norrlscs.
Carrol Howe. Judge Recder. Lyle
McCormlck nnd Mux Marvin made
an overnight trip to Big Mnrsh
' creek liutt werk mid roiim-tcH
good catch of fish, )
j Friends of Jerry Short will be
! pleased to learn he is recovering i
; nicely from a recent ocrntlon In I
! Portland and hns Jum returned:
from a trip to Canada. 1
Sailor Not
In Car Theft
! Further questioning of John Ed
ward Hulpine, 19-ycur-old soldier,
yesterday afternoon and checking
with HcdtlliiK. Calif., o Mirers cleared
a young sailor ol complicity In a
Mugging and auto theft In Seattle
for which Halplne is in Jail here.
State police said that Hnlplne ad-
, mltted thai the sailor had nothing
to do with It. that he picked him
up south of Portland nnd brought
him here. The enllor wus picked up
yesterduy In Redding, but wns later
' released.
John Bummers of Seattle, owner
i of the stolen car, arrived In town
yesterday to get his vehicle and he
, also told officers there was no navy
j man present when he wns hit over
j the head by a whiskey bottle, al-
icRcaiy wieinca oy Hitipinc.
The Senttlc police chief has In
formed local officers that he was
turning the case over to federal au
thorities to prosecute Halplne under
the Dyer motor theft net.
231 Nazis Found
Guilty At Trial
DACHAU. Oermany. Aug. 12 (JPt
All 231 defendants In the war
crimes trial of Buchenwal con
centration camp operators were con
victed by a U. 8. military court to
day. Sentences will be pronounced
Thursday.
Among the defendants was a
pregnant woman. Use Koch, the
widow of the former commandant
of the camp. She denied on the
stand that she had made lamp
shades from the skin of executed
Inmates.
Weather Station
To Open Soon
t SEATTLE, Aug. U MV-The dls- j
Uriel's long-sought weather fore
i casting center and weather records
; processing office should be In I
i operation here within two or three
' mouths. J. C, Smith, regional dl
i rector ol the weulhcr bureau, said
' today.
The new seivlee will include a
five day "outlook" forecast Issued
l twice wrtklr, nnd a dnllv foreenst
of weather to be expected within
Hie succeeding 36 to 48 hours.
Northwest forecasts currently are
prepnred in Snn Francisco.
! The use of record In? facilities
Is one of the outstanding phases
of instructions In the navy's school
of music. '
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REPAIRING
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IS YOUR TRUCK
READY FOR HARVEST ?
During harvest saason you will be busy and cannot afford costly lay-up of
your trucks. Bring them in now for maintenance and repair and insure
yourself against costly loss of time.
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Banker Jones couldn't save a cent
Deposits were Banker Jones' specialty but
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carbon, gum, sludge. They'd ruin modern
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