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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1948)
THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE TWU Conllnuoui Show Dally a From 12:30 p. m. . ENDS TOBAT . mty GRABLE - TOMORROW ALL BEQUEST WEEK Feb. Uh to Feb. 131h creece4g ""i.iMipMiMjiMii' . 1 By You! 19 ALAN LANE In III "WILD FRONTIER ICC May Rule Shipping Rate WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 The Interstate commerce commission nmy take oVer the regulation of most shipping rates between maln lcnd United States and Hawaii and Alaska If the territories become states. At present, the maritime commis sion controls sea commerce between the United States and the two terri tories. But the interstate commerce act delegates to the interstate com merce commission the duty of regu lating the rates charged by water carriers, with certain exceptions, operating "between a point in state and a point in any other state." Therefore, officials of both the maritime commission and the inter state commerce commission told a reporter, unless congress amends the interstate commerce act simul taneously with the admission of Hawaii or Alaska as a state the Interstate commerce commission probably would assume jurisdiction automatically over the bulk of ship ping between the mainland and the new off-shore state. Dav's Jews (Continued from Page 1) especially of our house committee on un-American activities have ; smacked somewhat of the methods ; of the witch hunters. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner f tan. 1X4 it n ""f ritTHlfim est, vt. "Well. it' your own fault every day It wat Cet a nice ball and bat for a dozen boxtops, Mrs. Finnegan!' Jects and cltixenshlp are placed on the honor rolL The past semester no student made the grand honor roll The following students made the honor I roll: Seniors. Bette Brown. Carol i the honor roll will be posted ueorgc, Virginia jtituivu. Aim nuiuicntu wiuu. Peary and Betty Skeleton. Juniors, Marjorle King and Edward Freur Sophomore, Sylvia Keady. Fresh man, Donna Dixon, Winifred Dover and Norma Augustus. Eighth grade. Geraldlne Masten. In the future for Langell Valley Bill Bernard of ttenttle has been visiting his nephew, Dob Neuter and family. Mr. in Hi Mrs. l.cltmd Pnttim anil Mr. and Mrs. Uptime Foriiliiml anil family spent a few days at Meilford wllh relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Plnelll of Midland spent Tuesday wllh their daughter. Mr. and Mis. Bill lliunett and family. Khen House and Jean Hoss spent Thursday with Mary Dearborn and Cora Leavilt. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe, and grandson, Mark Dearborn, left Mon day for Crescent City for a few days. They will also visit the L. W. Monroes at Cave Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff People of Klamuth Falls were Sunday itlnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lea vilt and family. Evening visitors wore Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Burnelt and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy HihIrcs. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harris are In Amona visiting her mother. Mrs. Mae tlale. PeuKy Harris Is em ployed in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Bob Sealer lett Hillside hos pital Sunday and Is convalescing at the home of her mother. Mrs. Bessie Campbell. Mr. and Mis. Clay Walker and siai spent Sunday in Klamath Falls with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodges of Tule lake spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dearborn have sold their ranch to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carr of Merrill. The Dearborns have bought a home In Bonanza and will move next week. Operations Crippled In Southwest1 Oregon; Plants On Slow Bell (Continued from Pago 1 shorlnge as that mill, as doc Ewauna Box company, fieales Its own power. Weyerhaeuser gels Its power by steam from two Itiililiie operaied geiieralois. "We are not ellected at all," a Weyerhiictlser olflclal said Unlay. A cheek with labor offices this morning showed Utile unemploy ment. Split shifts and a change over to night operations has ab sorbed the employes of the 18 mills effected. GNANT9 PAHH , Feb. ft W Willis Odin Vlelblg, 41, Is under ar rest at Ely, Nev., on a Josephine county arson warrant. Sheriff Lloyd Lewis was notified Wednesday. The suspect had been Implicated by a Ill-year-old Juvenile already comiiillted to I he alale school for boys, the sheriff said. The boy Is al leged In have admitted binning on December 'ii a slore building routed by Vlelblg for residential purposes., Classified Ads Bring Results Ralph's Mobil Service Ralph UmiUvr. Mir. HpeelslUt In Motor Tuning, Itruke Nervlee, Luhrlrallun lllk a Klanulk An. I'h.ii. alts Ifvourtniu""- - lt urnWictl in I advance. IciMGER ISIWINOCIMU 1 411 Ml Q Phone MM msmn NOW SHOWING Skeva l:M-:ts-S:M . m. 0m ae f'-''',-." rmtfs 7AYMM V a Plus CHARLIE CHAN In "CHINESE RING" WHAT we ought to do. it seems to this writer, is to approach this i really necessary business of spot lighting communism in our country in a spirit of simple, sincere FACT FINDING. If we are to do that, we must get simple, sincere, patriotic men in charge of the Job. If gone about right, nothing can be more important than bringing out all the FACTS about com munism and Its methods and those who are running the communist movement In America. j None Injured In i Guardrail Crash State police reported two acci dents Wednesday on the curve ap ! preaching the Klamath View auto I courts but there were no personal I injuries In either case. I The first accident was reported at I 3:06 a. m. by Sid James Olson, who j said he failed to make the curve and ! took out three or four guard rail i posts. I Later this morning officers were ! called to the same point where an other motorist, whose name was not learned, took out another couple of posts. Phone 4 Utj0 Bombers Figure In Venezuela Plot WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 WV-The ' government of Nicaragua Is holding two planes which, the Nicaraguan ambassador to Washington says, ar rived there recently "with Venezue lan crew members hostile to the Venezuelan government." The FBI, meanwhile, was looking into the disappearance of two bombers from this country, after Venezuela had said they probably were mixed up in a plot to bomb Caracas, her capital city. The announcement that two planes are under guard at Puerto Cazebas, where they landed, was made here yesterday by Nicaraguan Ambassador Gulllermo seviua &a casa. NOW Pbonc ) Evening Shows 6:45-9:00 p. m. 1 -J5UC T-T . ALSO . "Hollywood Born Donee" Henlev HENLEY, Feb. 5 The Henley high school has Inaugurated an honor roll system which went into effect with the first semester grades. Students receiving a grade of "1" In all subjects except physical educa Hon and a citizenship grade of not less than "2" are placed on the grand honor roll. Those maintaining a grade of "2" or better in all sub Mrs. Cornett In Party Post Race . 'X .- ,y Mrs. Marshall Cornett above 1 widow of the late 17th district state senator, said today that she Intends tn file for the position of republican notional committeewoman for Ore gon. She will run in the republican primary for the position, highest party Job accorded a woman In the state. Mrs. Cornett is a post presi dent of several women's organiza tions here, Is an experienced busi ness woman, and took an active part In her husbands political career, cut short when he was killed In an airplane accident In October. 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