Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1948)
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pace Five European Recovery Group Votes Western Germany Into Marshall Aid Plan II y The AhiM'luIrl I'rras 'Mir IS-iiallim t-liiropruii recovery run firmer vulril uitaiilitiMiuly to day lu Include Weatrrn (irrmaity In Ilia Marshall ilmi. The delegatea nirt 111 .'arts III mi tiiifiJirrr of world vrMn, at what Hrrrrlury or Mute Murahall Iim de scribed hh n ruirhil hour. 1'ortuiul urged (lip dclrfitleft lu Miliitll h in In u Urn irnirum, tu be flintmed by the V. K. treasury, Ihr V. h, srnulr hunday vulril h S,a00.. Uou.ouu -iroiraiti fur Ihr Oral year ul Murahnll pluti operation. Whllr tlir tlrli-KiiIrn Whipped Itlln ahiipc u Mtunhull plan union uf tuin-c niiiinuiilht Kuim-h vlrwrd by l ho Went un a uulwtirk Mititltml Miivirl rxmiirhui, ihr trimliin uf Hit current Niiuittluii wuh reflected in luplUIt lliti-tu-huiil ll ii' world Triinmti Speech Wu-thlnuiun uwttllrd u jiilnl m itiit ol (unKifhft loitiumiw, whni I'M-Milrnl Iiunutii will tliMiiM inr Win lil altimlli'ii Then In t.pcMil Uuii Unit rttcpiH-il.up UuhMuii pirn me In rxprctrd mi iion-cominuuiAl Kiimiik-. Members ir tmiftTess think thrrr niny be IIiimIhii muvrit In prosper! toward huedeii, Nurtmy mid Drn ittarlt kimiUt- tu prrKMtirr plarrd !'' 'iiImiuI fur a military agree- LhGAL NoTicES I II IKIN IN niK tint lit i or hi or tmk M A1K U KHM.U.N IN AM) Ull I nr. I'lll NI V ur KI A M A t in i ur M.M it H tir tnr. ui aiiihan HUH' ur mi: r.H I'A I K o MCVA A IKH'lU.h - Ml.,,,, T(l All. I'fclihON WHOM IT MAY I (IM'KHN You ate lirirhy rileil U, appear mint aln-w iimr, If any (line I-, within lwMl elf h I '3 iU tium (lie iUt i, llir fltl I'Uliiit all.in af OtU Ulatl'-n. Mliirh . , mi, 0a) Man la, ll wli llr -w-ntiofi nf KYI, VI A him tirn witrt:))ur imniun .f Ha late of N VA A lt lir..1 a i-iUiui. fi.r ihr .if ihr following 1u rtltd teal pi.-i-,i ailuatatl m KUmtih t (1111,1). OtraJ.MI, In Ilial mflinn nf t.U ,1 arttf 4 Her llm 7 litw nthl-! .13, Noulti Itaiia-a T t. V.' M, l)hti KatUriv Itnin pie Oxlet llitr nf Ih l) alllcnua HiKhwNtt llihwt 07 lh tnt i iim liH-Alnl, ii( ronuininf IS 12 Itoithl n.il h tnta4 pr4 fnr in Mill iMllnn Thla rllaimn ti rrvd upon alt Mfinru horn M mmy fnuemtn Ii publlrallnn irirtrr In lit llrtaltl and Smw. m dallv nt--iipr prliilttd and puldUltad In Klanotti Courtly , Urr(n, mirt w aah fot frir ur-otlv wrek iMflnniiif h ih div rr Mmrh, ltin ptirtuanl o an AMiar f Iha H.iMnrahla lvlrt H Vandan hrg Judi i.f I ha alKa anllllad fmirt n.'!a nd tula red (ha ih day f Mareh, I tun WtTNfRB tha Hottnrahta David R andanhaif Judga nf lha abav anlltlad Court. THAU B hUf, rminly Dark H I 1IU No 41 N()tl ) TO ( MMHTnKfl fN the ( ihckit rmtnr or Titr. tatx or oiik;on ron the county Or KLAMATH In lha Maltar nf lha EtUfa nf I firttTIIA M it(itH, Iraad I Nnllra Ii harahy givan thai lha undar Ifnad hat baan aMtnlad ahafiilur of tha aalala of ftrrlha M (iaigar. da raad, hy Ihr (Imill Couil of Kla malh Cminly. Oragon. and thai all par na having rlalma again! aald aalala of aid dei-aaaad ara hareliy nollflad lo rr't th aama to laid aKa-rutor at lha nfflra nf lha undaralgnad at Riitla I Ma I ha, a Fliillding Klamath rail Ora oo. logalhar with propar votirhara. within mnnlhj of lha dl of thla nnllra Ilatad thla TTth dav nt rahruarv tMI w ti.ronn LAvr.nNK ciKtorn. M 1 M .10 Nn .11 mriil. If kurli muvn rrr U(t'rkf ill It flil hi lirlji Ihr cntlHiiuiilt BUliif Ihr crucial IttillMn rlrcthnik April IH, mid nflrr lluly Ihr Kuaalmii nitty fix thrlr Htlriilluii on Turkey, inrm brrg at tonirrw ktty, Hlockhohu rxhlhllH ticrvmiwiirhii. Ocii. HrlKit Juim, i 'MiiMHiiulcr-iii-clUcf uf HwttU'M'ft iinnrd luncn, m H irpniL Jurtt lilulll to K II IK OtifilUV V , iii(-iitlnu'(l ihc "hruMpir inctli (Mil" uf Hiikftiii, lit mild iiifirc niuncy, I iniuipi'wcr, iniiiriinin iiim iiiuuHiniti tapaiiiy uio tirrdfd lo orllitf Hwr (li'iin "L-uup prrpurrdiirrtA" tu tt hlatltcr li-vrl, Hwrdnik cyan wrie on Finlinid. iJrlruiitcii uf thnl UcuiMilnuvliin im tlon ulirmly hiivc tx-cn uwiuurd to Miml-uw lo iirKollutn un I'tlmr Mln IMcr Htullh'k drtnuiid for u ttcitiy of filriiUMilp und liitiliiul iihMMiiiKC. J'lcrftUirnt Juhu l; PuiiMklvl lum in. (uiuird hlulln Klnliiiid dMN lint uiiiit a mllliury lie Hturm hrrti 'llir iitiiitmii of "coup prrpuml iirim ' niho rrt ullrd llir Mtuiilinn in Ccchonliiviikin, which rimy rauw a nlorm loniurruw In ihr United Nu. tlon-t jircurlty council. It ficruird unlikely Hml IttiAniu could block mi I ult liik ul luikr 8ucirtft of Ihr coup in 1 1 un uir cufniiiuniniA firlrd puwrr in 1'ranuc The cotiiimmiH pmty in cui-ho kluuklit lurnnwhilr minouticrd rx trni(in of it Krip lo thr wluml inn. The rducutlon inlnimry mi nouncrd tt coin put Miry fiyMrm lur chlldirii up to lb mid a. w.irk-or-ntiidy plun fur tho-nr of S or ovrr. Thrur who cuunot hk Bcholtintlilp trnu ul lb mum uork In tntdm or indtifitiy. In lUly, wltrrr rrurial tr or rarnmunUi powrr will mmr with Ihr April IH rlrrthui. thr ruvrru mrnl hn arfdrd 30.000 rl-rmrd rmy mm to thr publlr trrurlly forrr. Vlrr IVrmlrr Knndoirn pr rlttrdl Mid llmt, with (hi. hi. tr rurlly farm Mrmi brmk unr lllrKH Itrmpt from Ihr Irft.' 'Ihr rortTA will be distributed tmtritlciilly for the M.rleclton period lo "mrri miy iitirniptrd re volt. ' pirintl Mid Mr ttdded thttt hr did nol brlirvr ihr communion could win a majority In Ihr elec tion. In thr niid.il of Ihr kprrnditiff nrrvoimnrM. KumIh nnnminrrd nhr HI rrdurr hrr itrmy to thr 21-yettr-old mid 32-yeMr-old tttie grnupi by March 31, when all ihr oldrr group will br moblllwl RiimIr haa not announrrd flBure on her rmy'i currrm alrrnmh or Ha plan ned Mrrngth. La.it iJrrrmlwr. Rrp Charlni A. Eaton iR.-N J. aald RuMia had an army of 4 0SOOO0 men. He aaid hr gol ihe figure from th war department. Mo rsa To Appeal War Worker Pay WASHINOTON. Mmrh It tV Bcntlnr Mnrw iR-Orc.i will k ci.nerf to ovrrrldr Prrjldrm Tru mn' veto of bill to py 15000 NtW LOCATION! McAtee Clinic 1W Nuulh mh lr. n.n UrAI... Utlr.p.ihltf rhy. A fttirf.n fh. "Ill rh. 1111 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner paa. iu rt utt UtrKt MK T It klO V " 41 Japs Get Death Jolt YOKOHAMA, Mhi-cIi If) i.V,The KrcntcHt miiM fxnullon ordfr rn MiltlnK from Pacific war atrocities Uxluy Miitcnm! 41 (ormpr Jap aiirM navy mrn Ut be hanird. Two oilier were llti-il(od to lirli.on at hard lalxjr our or 20 yara uid one tnr live. Two were acquitted. UrJen attorney) who had triiB. tiled thrown the four montlm trial .aid they were Munned by the lonit IIM of death (icntencen ordered by a V. S. military tribunal. The charite lino) vert the Iwhead liiK of Navy I,t, Vernon L. Tcbo of Peimacola, Ha., and Radioman War ren II. I-oyd of Forem Hlll, N. V., and Hi i bayonrltlnK lo death of Ordnancefiian ftoljert TUKK'e of Hrownwnod. Tex. The three Amerl in airmen were hot down over a Pacific laland and captured by the Jaoanne In April. 1045. TukkIc waa bayonetted by 40 Jap anese alter he had been tied to a fttake ind beaten. Appeal For Letter Found Too Late I OREGON CITY. March IS iVr Blonde Helen Warren of Newberff wanted nomeone to write to her In ltW7 I Iler written plea, corked In a bot ' tie and toued Into the Willamette I river, finally reached a aympathetlc 1 rtadcr but lar too late. U. 8. coast and geodetic survey worker M. J. Plulcy rciwrted today h)i effort lo trace the Newbeig girl, now 24, revealed she Is mar ried and living In Hawaii. He found tin bottle recently In the river and surmises the bottle had been lodged Ir the mud until this year's spring fi eshet. BKTTKIl LATK KNOXVIM.E, Tenn., March 19 iP) Earlle Byrd was the last person to file his 1047 Income tax return hurt before ycstcrdi.y's deadline. To Buy, Sell or Trade. It pays to read Herald and News Classified Ads It pays to Advertise! BEWARE OF PIN-WORDS MtHllral raporta ravtal thai aa amailntr numhar of children and adulla an fUllau of Pin-Worm Watch for lha warnlnv Ifna. tMnarlallf fh ambarraMioff. naugln racial b Aftar eon lur la of Pin-Worm dUtraa a raally arTactlva way lo dl with I ham baa baan atafallahrd throunh JAVNI't P-W. tha new Fin-Worm treatment davalopa- In tha lahoralorlaa of Dr. I, Jarna Son. Tha una II, aaay-to-Uka P-W UblaU glv aatfafdction or your money bark. Bo why take chance on Pin-Worm I If you ua peet thla ugly tnfration, auk ynur druggtol for P-W and follow tha dtraetlona. It'a aaay lo reMmber i P-W for Pla-Werms I "Show him omothlng nlct and comfortable for achooU h stands In ths corner a lot!" fot lujurlr atiffercd by Charlen H. Richard. Eugene. Ore. 'Ihe bill would have authorized puyment lo Rich a id for injuries received December 14. 1V41 while mtv it in aa a volunircr civilian dc tcme guard nt the Bonneville poner project. Eugene. Morse told the annate that both liouwa of congreaa had decided thai Richard had a valid claim. In vetoing the bill, Mi. Truman ald Richards should refer hU claim to thr frdernl wrcurlly agency'h bu reau of employers' compensation. r"3 A StaaaWajL. CO BBS double your enjoyment! Here' richer, finer whisky thanks to Master-Blending. Compare) Tlie SiriJit Wliiilie in this product are lour eti or more old. 27Vift Slrilit Wln.ly. 72'i (irain Nciitrsl Spirits. COBBS BLENDED WHISKY 6 HKOIrt t llKBS DISTIIJ.IM. COR WJKA I ION rilll-MlM.FIIIA. PA. Dress Sale! 150 NEW DRESSES Value to 22.95 00 Group One Group Two 100 LEONS 55 Main Companion Companies af OMAHA Maiaal II t nthl Maallh a Arr. An n t ell ad Baaafll l.lf lai. Ca. Miihe le ailabMth a braerh afflra fer lallatJ Aanaflt l.lf Ina. Ca. Dil laa in lha Klamath rail a area. Heipltal. Intllf Maat tm4 family graapa all farms af llfatima baaafll health and rrlttml iHsaraara all farma af life Inaaraara an aia ata rallramant lent atallabla inffr Ih RTot h, LtGAt. ar-iravt riMMt atar aad aaearTlaar t e aalaamaM 4 a a I r a 4. riant, ef leatli available. .N a la ailment. Im ma lata aaralnra, arar lnrraailn n ranch manaiar will a a. lit and will train man ahe aaalirte:. aaa fla. J ah mat In a". ! m. enlf. aa-h meralat filet ma Natal. tteff'll'fV w DAILY rj' CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO TO CHICAGO JIT forum Rldf. Sacramento H. Calif. I target ta cdaiiaa er did I T For these pajamas are my new Textron'j ... so tailored I don't need to cover them up with a robe. Not solely for night attire, they're precision cut like my sports clothes in finest rayon or Sanforized cotton . . , for daytime lounging, too. Assorted he nian patterns and colors. In siies A to D. Broadcloth Pajamas $4.95 Rayon Pajamas $8.50 TEXTRON JUUefo. I MEN'S SHOP 5 Main Floor It's Being Done at Willow Run! Kaiser-Frazer Iiwodrees Four New 1948 Models - .tAlCfft .i.-f7 "' ..e It a faVaT m w v . am Ji aVir - . a. . The 19W Ii I, IHGREh While Other New Car Prices Are Advancing HERE'S WHY 'Kaiser-Frazer can make this announcement while other new car prices spiral upward. Kaiser-Frazer controls its own supply of many basic raw materials . . . has its own engine plant, foundry and steel mill. Materials from these sources funnel into new and modern Willow Run the largest automobile manufacturing plant in the world under one roof. Unfinished steel goes in one end of this great plant and comes out a quality automobile, ready to be driven away. All this is accom plished in a matter of hours, and with the economy of Kaiser Frazer straight-line production. This is an achievement of men who are injecting new methods and ideas into an old industry. In the new 1948 Kaiser, Frazer, Kaiser Custom, and Frazer Man hattan you get all the features I O WaWWaw l at wi a.' I ! , aorta tat orris fNttaaa that others have attempted to copy since Kaiser Frazer design was introduced in 1947. So far no one has been able to more than approximate the graceful exterior body lines. No one has come near matching the readability . . . the ride resulting from seats cradled between the front and rear wheels, such wide seats with both elbow and shoulder room. And none have the style features, the wide choice of colors and fabrics. You get all this plus the many refinements made possible by years-ahead engi neering and design. And, of course, all 1948 Kaiser or Frazer cars have the new Goodyear 24 pound pressure Super-Cushion tires that make bumps something you see but never feel. Wherever you drive, wherever you go, 'round Ihe corner, down the ttreet, there it a Kaiser Frazer dealer ready to nerve you with genuin4 factory parts and approved service. Enjoy a ride today in America's newest new cars the 1948 cars that have not gone up in price! We Invite you to SEE, VRIVE and COMPARE Them, Today f MYERS AUTO SALES Lokeview CLARK MOTOR CO. 531 So. 6th, Klamath Falls JOHNSON MOTOR CO. Melin
