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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, FEB. 26, ACE EIGHT Boy Shoots Attacker Of His Mother KVRRKTT, Feb. S6 (A A 16-year. Id boy beln held In technical eustody today after, Snohomish County Sheriff Tom Warnock said, ho shot and fatally wounded a man who waa beatinz hli mother. The sheriff ldrntlfled the victim is Thomas O. Vreeland, 27, a laborer. He died In Providence hospital last nlRht irom effects of a M caliber rifle bullet fired Into his chest. Warnock aald the boy, Charles Rimer, and his mother, Mrs. Allyne Larson, 35, told him the shooting followed a parly at a neighbor's home. Warnock said they told this story: Vreeland bet an annoying Mrs. Larson and she left to escape his attentions. Several hours later Vreeland appeared at her home and began pounding on the door for ad mittance. The boy warned him to leave but Vreeland forced the door open and entered. Vreeland struck Mrs. Larson and again the boy warned him to leave or he would shoot. Vreeland then swung at young Rimer and the boy fired one shot, Warnock said. As Vreeland col lapsed to the floor, Mrs. Larson telephoned the sheriff's office, then rushed to a neighbor's home for help. The sheriff said the boy was re leased in the technical custody of his attorney, pending an inquest. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Free Policies For Gl's Asked WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 MV-Free life Insurance for the armed services and all war veterans was proposed today by Rep. Shafer (R-Mich.) "I think the government could save money that way," he told a reporter. "It would be cheaper to give them the Insurance than to pay out what it costs us to collect the premiums." Shafer said the Joint army-navy personnel board already has ap proved the principle of free in surance for men and women on active military duty. He said the secretaries of the army and navy are expected to sub mit recommendations on the matter soon to the house armed services committee. Shafer said his subcom mittee will take prompt action on the proposal. "The present national service life insurance is unduly expensive, and socialistic in Implication," Shafer said. Who Controis Alt the Noney In the Family Seven Children Perish In Fire BURLINGTON, la., Feb. 26 i.Vt Seven children in a H-member farm family perished in a fire early Wednesday. Frantic efforts of the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Waterhouse, were futile as the flames flashed through the two-story frame dwell ing. The children were sleeping in up stairs rooms. The parents, three sons, and the wife of one of the latter, sleeping downstairs, escaped. Two other chil dren were away from home. ' The dead: Betty Jean, 16. Helen Marie, 11: James Allen. 8: Doris Ann, 6: Thomas. 4; Mary Kay, 3; David, 18 months. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., has 263 miles of waterways, half of which are navigable by light craft. MANY DESIGNS from which to choose. Get our prices. Compare The Oregon Granite Co. H. H. Waltermire P. O. Box 936. Klamath Falls, Oregon THE RAINBOW LINE OF GRANITES " 1 Mcrkt IBEEIKl Its the Water", A. t . . . . OLTMPIA BREWING CO., OLYMP7A. WASH, U. S. A. Out ifAmnha'i Exceptional Bmtiries. Viiilon Aways Wecomt To Buy. Sell or Trade It pays to read Herald and News Classified Ads it pays to Advertise! Cities Get Tax Money 8ALKM, Feb. 36 lAV- Oregon cities received S2.(kC1.3'J8 Wednesday, the amount being 10 per cent of Hie slate's 1947 collections of motor ve hicle license fees, gasoline taxes, motor carrier fees, and fines mid penalties for violations of motor ve hicle laws. The money is given to cities on the basis of their population, Coun ties, which get 19 per cent of the state funds, receive it quarterly, and it Is distributed on the basis of the number of motor vehicles registered lu each county. Amounts apportioned to cities In clude : Albany $24,176. Asliliind -'0.385, Astoria $44,424. Baker $:t.!47, Coos Bay $33,487, Corvallls $:i.tUM, Kugeue $89,106, Grunts Pass $33,776, Klam ath Palls $70.M'J. Medtord $48.3:18. North Bend $18,334, Oregon City $36,186, Pendleton $37,830, Portland $870,683, Roseburg $21,055, Salem $133,165, Tillamook $11,763. POSTI'ONKMKNT WASHINGTON. Feb. 36 r The veterans administration postponed Tuesday until March 2 the dead line for bids for construction of a 150-bed addition to Its Portland. Ore., hospital. It Pays to Use Die Want-Ads! fttK? WiU SUPER JRECIPE FIIE ; SUIVU MCtNt KM HA4IV MKtN ' DUMPLINGS Delicious, Huffy and light. Makm "leff-ovtr" mmals tasty and bright. It's FISHER'S BLEND DUMPLING WEEK 1 Make meats ;o farther with tender Fisher's Blend Dumplings. They're quick and easy to prepare. Just follow this tested recipe with Enriched Fisher's Blend Flour. I cup Fisher's Blend Flour 2 teaspoon Salt 1 '- 2 teaspoons double: ting Baking Fouder V2 P Milk 2 tablespoons Shortening Sift and measure flour. 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