Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 01, 1948, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MARCH 1, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINE Doyle's Column Reds Beware ; Have Way Of Coming Back By IIAI. IIOVI.K j HtW YOHK., March 1 (l')-Amorl-; m only flights one wur at t time but European powers tend lu have , the next onn always In mind. Tint I why Bovlcl leaders aakccl , that United HlaU-a force! linll In .. 1B4A. o Uiat Kuaalaii troopi alone Dlliihl have the , slury of impair ing licrlln mid . freeing Prague, thfl CUDltlll of , , Otechcalovukia. And Unit li ..One i oubuii why , D e ilwiiloviiklu today to wearing Urn now political '" look with a '' "Made. In Moa Jj cow" label clear- iv kllllWllltf. HAL IIOVI.R ' , fur ncurly I hire ycora Soviet 'propaganda hua drummed on Uic Uioinii Unit Ituwiliiii troops aavcd " Prague while the. Americans daw ,l died in Pllaen. W "llr "' , r Thla waa III lh drains' diiya of " the war. 'I'll'"' P'ilrloi -'' lug the nals In U all eels. UcU-ga-'' tloi.a slipped Uirough Ihr llnea K "' Pllaen to acck Amcrlciin hrll. 1 Wna thcie mid u American officers nd nini volunteer to go. The iwrr wita "no." H'" iiana had a.kcd that thr third army yfitM m l'Urn and tlir Tragedy Hits Tiny Center " RCX'HKB'I'KK. Mich.. March 1 I'll tVrruwliiK resident l the liny cuinmunliy of Hrooklanda tier lu is pnuncd txlay 1" their collec tion ol funds lor the purchase of a lirw (Ire truck. Instead, they sought to ca the pain of tlio iuwrenro Clancy fam , ily which lost f"r children In an ironic uKcdy hi Saturday night. While Harvey, 40. mid his wile, ... licne, . were at lund-mUliiK blngu parly, a the destroyed Uielr r4i htime. m. TiapiKd mid burned to deuth III the bla were lour Ciiirvcy chll rtiru Judith Ann. 0. John. ; HiiKiin. 4. mid Wllliuin, 1. Thirteen-year-old Lawrence Jr., . fientlcatly tried to fasten a garden " Iiom to Uie 'amlly water pump utter ,T discovering the bl. It didn't worK. mid nrlghbora .." forcibly prevented the pa)ama-clod j4 boy from ruining back Into the r:mlng houne. , Brooklamla hm no water maliui. The volunteer tire department had taged the bingo party In plan to ,a ralx fundi lo buy a fire truck. A alith child. Uarbnra, 10. win at ' t aance ana ciw k-u nm uiv. I Mtxico Flyers t Du Home Again 1 - PORTLAND. March t Wi-Ore- fon'f flying bunliieMmen mi due horn Uila week after a 3000 mile In lerruiUoiial air tour that took 32 5 DlaiiM Inlo Mexico and back. The flrat of Uie rriurnlng aircraft, piloted by L. 8. White. 1'orUand chairman of Uie Wur. arrived at PorUand-Columbla airport yeler ay. Hospitals To Get Easter Seal Funds PORTLAND, March 1 tl" Ex paiulon of achooli for crippled children Uirough the tU) U Uie goal of Oregon'! iccond annual Xaiter enl !iile, Oregon Chairman Robert A. lludKin auld todny. Iludkon aaid the lloo.ooo fund aought by the cumpulgn would be tuvod to expiind the present hoapltal achool at Eugene and eatnbllah oUierl. He tald the committee aUo up pllea wheel chalra, bracei and other equipment for hnndlcnpiied persona. Motorist Dies In Bus-Car Wreck COTTAGE ailOVE, Mnrch 1 Ml Manley E. Truman, Seattle, was killed Into Saturday night In an automobile-bus collision north of here on highway 99. Coroner P. J. Bartholomew aald the motorlat died In the wreckage. There were no Injured among the bus paxaeugcra and the bus wna tint ; damaged grraliy. It continued Its . jj v-hedule, police said. If you don't need It rtl Itl Ad vertise It In Uie Classified Ada. Way wax?! ' Tront-Ploilic AMirocie rin- - iih on kitchen linoleum ; aovet 0Mnllei woxingi. You ! dean floor with damp clolh or mop-and the gleam itoyi put. ; Skid-leM, long-loiling, w eo$y lo j opply. i" All In talon lot hnllm, veoaWt. fell J I, Ml ' uironoMi- Kntnlif s Patterson & Son Paint Store New Home of Bherwln William PaIiiIs 1121 K. Main Thone 3321 eerts. I mpT J I ens r m The Czechs Movlel troopa to link up with tlinm. An order ciimi down fiom higher Uou(l(Uurlra bulking the Amcilcuii uolumna. No riiplanatlofi 11 wna ueluji to try to expluln to the plriidlug C'uicha. Tliry kueW only Uiut the Americana could have come lu the defruao of l'rugue and didn't and Unit the Itiunluiu did. Hut leal the pieacnt abaentce landlord of rjchoalovuklu think a new totulltiirlunlam cull aubdue the peoplo Hitler couldn't brouk, I'd like lo reprint here portlona of a dlapalch I filed ftoin I'llaen on Miiy 7, IU40. It descrlbea the flint homecoming pnnule ot C.mll aoldlora wlio hud fought for yeura with (lie IJrltlnh army and now iigulu were under their own red, while uud blue Hug: "There wero only a few of them one coinpuny of tired and duaty men who hadn't acen their native land aluce before Uuuqcriuc, where thry fought wlUi vulur. OzechoaJovukta a econd lurgeat city gave Diem a con queror's welcome. "They were 1 aymbol of free C'M-choaloviikla the Utile country of grcalncM, proud, democratic and progrcaalve." Thry came Into Pllscn behind Clenerul Pallon'a Amcrlcun Iruupa. "Ciech crowda loyully chenreil ev ery Vunk. Ilul you cuuld feel Uiey were waiting for aoirielhiiigaomc Ihlng Uiey hndu'l acen for yciua: a CK'h army inarching through a tMi cliy under IU own fliiga. "rlhortly ucfuro duk wurd awept Uirough the crowda Unit the Czech trooiia had entered the city. A few momenta Inter the flial cur rolled into the city aqunrc. Full Celebration "I have heard many crowd deuioiutratlona, but none like Uie peculiar eound thai rime from Uieae oppreuied people celebrating their flrat full day of liberation, 'the col umn contained only about 50 airs a few ackack gum. aome llreu cur rlera, civilian cura and a few wheezy old derelict trucka decked with flowera and buunera. Three Ocrmun lanka could have destroyed 11 In fifteen minutes. "lint, as a symbil, tlm t column was matchless, A cry burst from every throat as the first vehicle entered the parade area, and as cuch car limped past (he volume grew greater. . . . "Old men who have seen the blrUi and death of two world wara wept UigeUier. And young girls and children aeelng Uiem were moved, and wept, too, without knowing why. "One truck that brought Uie loud est checra had painted acrosa lla aide: ' 'From Dunkerque to Pllscn to Prague.' " llie Caecha have alwayi found a a ay to come back. Phone Workers To Hook Up With CIO POKTLAND, March 1 UP) Ore- ' gun'a telephone exchatise workers ; have voted to affiliate with the CIO. a union apokeamall reixirted today. C. M. llixler, preaident ot Uie United Telephone Employes of Ore- i gon. aald the affiliation proposal re ceived a "aubatantlal majority" of the vole. Both Uie CIO and AKL had In vited the liuleendeiit union to af filiate. The ballots were counted by a neutral committee. Larger Capacity I lower Cost I Three great new models from which to choose AS LOW AS 95 FOR MODEL A5 - - - - THOSE W1ERS AT BW,e 1 1 S t ' V wxizSKm'V 2- I WEU LEAVE VH THB JfrZ. ' .WS A WEWE r. J . L I STOP IH-Sei THE NEW S Wf&BRtt Wgk 8(1 MsmMfB& 1 mA HOME FREEZERS , f BrrI I'm so FRI610T we gotta k 1 f THEY'LL Skhm! fZ7 Vv iSUN aXi ft I'M RIGID WHOS VlGIUkNT! THOSE- DO r SOM6- f OH.' 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AP Items Among flight news Items received laat week over Associated Press service waa one about a paratrooper who fell off a four-foot-high table (V vl,TMl 3 .Mk 10 set Them carat) rr: thews V ce,s with the 4aV. 1 uS-P' ) d0?0 J U ' I 1 I t fJllaVOf mtlWl I ANTICS CT U'i TlMe-rlCHINE. i5-i-W-''V 2TaV VJ V rfaSi$tJr) l.tnisy-i4.-nJ t CAH only juBMijE the SfX'KYj fJr&iJm. x YtmmmS to2rr,& jB9&m SERVICE COMPANY Phone 6842 and killed himself after making countless leapa from thousands of feel In uie air, A CAB examiner ruled last Wed nesday that Uie operating license of Oeneral Ait Cargo Incorporated, Portland, be impended through February M. except for flight within the continental United BUttea. The examiner auld that testimony showed the company has made ap proximately 170 flight! between Portland and Alaska without Injury to passengers or cargo but Ihe sus pension was ordered on chargea of violation of CAB regulallona on cargo loading and pilot houra. Two Coqullle boya aged 12 and It confessed last week lo wrecking a light plane at the Coos county fairgrounds on February 33, the county Juvenile officer advised. The boya aald they were taxiing the plane and ran It Into a fence. It waa their flrat time In a plane. At Nome, Alaska, an airplane took F.W.BERTRAM JKWF.I.EK Watch Repairing 629 MAI.V fmm CMiT ;H'SWBTO LET SWITCH OV&t 1 f Mr tTii VUJ l,Mlfc! MHEV.' tVB fOX A I i . : W REDUCED! REDUCED! g off without a pilot Tueaday and banked and circled for half an hour over town. When last aeen the plane waa heading out over the Bering aea, still circling. Wednesday two army sergeants In Balboa took off in a B-17 on a 1700-mile unofficial flight. Flight Hhorta L. R. Thompson, who la with the C'al-Ore Machinery company, start ed taking dual Instruction laat week In Uie Lakeland Ercoupe. Tom Lenhart returned Wednesday from a flying business trip to Ban Francisco. Bud Arnold, Instructor In Bhaata Caacade'a multi-engine course took students on twin-engine fllghta to Bait Lake, Salem and Crescent City laat week. Cargo Point Participant in recently concluded Interline air cargo agreements with the United State! included Air France, British Overaeaa Airway!, POOLE'S for Outboards 222 So. 7 th 100 WOOLEN YARDAGE SOLID COLORS 54 INCH WIDTH Reduced in time for Spring tewing. Fine woolens waited for. All 100 Virgin wool. 54 inch width. clear color. All at a sensible Penny Price. Tenney'i Balcony Chicago and Southern Air Llnea, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Llneas Aereaa Mexiscans 8. A., Northwest Airlines, Pan American Airways, Peruvian International Airways, Philippine Air Llnea, Sabena Bel gian Air Llnea and Scandinavian Airlines ayatem. Shanghai, Calcutta, Johannea- mm Th 15th of March li I far a war. Why net havt 7r INCOME TAX RETURN prepared NOW N. J. Rosenbaum Inrome Tax ConiDltant 1213 Main St. With i. W. 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