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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREB Survivor Of Plane Crash Says He Owes His Life To Heroism Of Major Harding VANcnllVKIl, Wash.. Murcli 70 Ml Mnjnr .!! in II. Iliirilliiu, bullied, front-bitten nntl tinnhln to walk, nevertheless saved the life of Ihr iinly iiIIiit miiiii In inn vlve mi Hiiiiv plnne crush Hunriiiy, I'l'C JiiIiii M. Ilcliiiniilr, 17, Kusl tloslon, Mima., Ilin tilher nurvlvor uf n ci iikIi Hml resulted In rliilil dritlhn, tnlil nil Interviewer liero yesterday, "If It. wasn't for lite inn)ur, 1 wnuldn't be here." Tim !-47 plnne lill a Ouwudo rnnne rlilmt 10 mile from WimkI htnd, Wash,, on n IIIkIiI from Fulr-f.eld-Hulsiin fli'ld In CTillfornln. Rotary To Hold 5-Way Club Meet ' IMiIIHii II, I'wrrUli, rilllur .f (lit rtllliirlttl pit go nf Hie I'urtluud Or I on I hii nntl ttiitlior, will mlilrm mi liitrr-clly inert In uf Noutlirrn Ore Kiiu mnl Nortlirrti Crtlifiirnln Ittititry ihihti Monday, Murrli 211 tit tho Ittistitt Valley Country club In Med furd, Hrutt l.mvltt, Kovprmir of ilU-Ult-t 101, Itiitury, Inlr-rimtlunttl, will nlmi rumr to Mnlfonl fur the ellver annlvrraiiry rrtr-liritUon uf the Med furtl Itiitury Hub, it ml pArtlrlpatlnc in Hip lurcthtc ulll br Uie clutm of Klamath t-'nlli, (irtuiU I'mi mid ANhlmul In Oregon mid Vrelm In ('rtllfornU. PnrrlMt, who nmi a luntt mid din tliiKlllnhol rrcurd III Oiphoii Jour imlitiin, wim invitt-d by ihr wur tic- jmrlmeiil to iimka h Kurvey of thr Kurnpt'uit Ihrulrr 111 the full of If MO. A yciir Inter thr wur depitrlmriit nkrd lUm to rcvlnlt Kurupe nnd re lince l.u previous route nnd mnko it pruttrrjui report. Ills nddrewi lu Mrtlfutd Mmiduy will Ih ft num timry of tlichfi vbiu which. In the liitht ot fuU-movlntr events In Ku ropr will be ciiliicliteultiii mtd tlmrly, A veteran of World War I, Par rUh ha long hern a atudrnt of world affair and Oregon hlitnry. He W4 rhalrman of thr Old Orrgon Trail Centennial commlnlan In 1043-43 and U author of "Hrfurr the Covered Wagoii" and "Historic Ore gon." ' Anions Utp fineukrrfi Hi the Inter rlty inri'tinji will foe Oovcrnor I-cav ILt, W, A OiUpb mid Morris H, I Leon ard of Mrdford, Alfrrd I). Collier of Klmniilh rulU, W. W. Hitlderre of OntnU Po.hu, Orwm N. Wmy of Ah Innd. mtd Ihin (llrdnrr of Yrrkn. Hrprp.irntntlvTH of the Rotnry club at Khinly Cove, now In ortiitnlrjitlon nl hUtt. will nlho pnrtlrtpale In the mrettnif.. Lee Yiincy will hend thU Rroup. Kenneth NeUun of Med ford will head the rltib kinging and the boya' wtelte of Medrartl high rhio wilt mtrrtaln iindrr the direction of I.orrahtr Vrhlt, Hip Rrhuol'a vocal In ktrurtor. Walter II. Lrvrraltc, prel dent of the Mrdford Itotary club, will b rhalrntan for thr meeting. From their limpltul brdM hern tlir ftuivlvoin fculd ncvrii lived through Din rriiHh. Only lliirdlnif mtd llnl innntd wore nblo to walk, Mliortly rtftnr tlir crnnh, IIiirdliiK, thr pilot from Portland, tint out one wp, Jtrlmonlo unollter, In n Hiturrh for help, MiinlliiH fell In the deep mutvt iind brfike u le, thon cruwlcd buck to thn wirrkiiHo. . Hrlmonte floundered over Bleep Kliipcn, W(mwI nnd fitreitinN. He f unit r denrrted nhiick nnd npent Htnidny nlttht 'here. The next day he atumblrd (Utohk the plnne wrerk nyo iiKtiln, where only Hnrdlng and two others then were n live. Helmonte could witlk, but llurd Ihii, who hud Buffered itecond-de-utee buriiM on hln fitcr. hnndN nnd ft el, whn ttble only to hop ocniMlnn nlly nnd to move on "IuiikIh, kneen nnd ellxtwn" the reht of the time, They net out tcwelhar for help, Hiirdliin critwllnK. fnllliiK nnd roll liu the mllefi to the ahnck. There, Itelinonte nald, the major kept him nllve by ahclterliiK him in hu iirum PKiilnnt the cold throtiKh (u the nluht. Ilplmonte ucldrd Hint the next dwy, "I Junt couldn't muke mv Ickb work. I wit n ted to. but I couldn't, "The nui lor flimlly called me yrl-l.iw- nnd thnt worked, , , . Then we heard n motor. At flrnt we thouKht It wna it helicopter, but we yelled nnd aomeone minwered. Tlie mnlor bmke down nnd cried then, but If It wnnn't for the mnjor, I wouldn't be here." The two left bnck nt the plnne were dend by the time a rencue pnrty arrived. Mnrdlnit nnd Pelmonte both uf fc:ed froen feet from their two niphtM In the hill and are at Hitmen lump! tit), HnrdlnK dlmlwed nelmonte'a re- tiMirka on hln countue by luiylns, "When you Aunt to live bnd enough, you enn do nnytliliid." lie added, "You know my wife 1 Rf Ihr to hnve a bnby In atxmt two mcnthit. Hhe the one I wnn wor ried about how she'd tnke U. Circles State 1)11. I.OI IH A. WOOD MAKKKTH f'l.OHR NICW YOHK, Murth ail il't St- c-urlly nnd llvmtix lc niiirkcU In the UlilU'tl Hliilcn und Cunudit were cloned todtiy In obhcrvniire nf QkkI Krldny. I.lnillcd ncllvlty prevailed In Home llvcntock murkclji. Dr. Wood, Candidate For Senate, Makes Visit Here Dr. Loulu A. Wood, University of OreKon economic prufenmr who In rnnnlnil for Uie demwrittlc notn Innlloii n cundldote for the Unit ed HUitcH ncinile. panned thrwiKh here Klmont on the fly ycnlerdny on hln trip nround tho ntnte clur IiiK the unlvernlty'ii nprlnK vnca tlon. Ill teach I UK commitment virtually prevent Ur. Wood from dolnti much pernonul ciimpBiKnliiK. 'I'alkliiK to democrntlc leadern here, the profonnor fluid lie was KlvlriK No, 1 priority on hln pint form to the current power ultun tlon In tho Pacific Northwent. lie ndvocateii extennlon of the Bonne ville power admlnlfttrutlon'D con ntructlon prOKrnm through line of federal fund. Dr. Wood declared that the Pa cific Northwcal I faced with a Kenernl power deficiency which, at the very bent, will prevail for cv erul year. He exict power de mnndn to double In 10 year. - Tho demand can be met. Dr. Wood feeln, only throuuh the Bon neville conntruction along a pro gram alrendy net up but being hamHred by appropriation cut. The program, If pushed, would mean that power would be gen erated at McNary dam In 1863 and a main trunnmlnnlon line from The Dalle would reach Klnmath Pull by KIM, the Eugene demo crat ald. Dr. Wood 1 trying to circle the tate In nix days, and here In Southern Oregon wa hampered by the mow. He left hi car In Med ford, caught a bun to Klamath Fall, another bu to Bend, a mall truck to Lakevlew and a cargo truck back to Klamath Full. He left lant night by bu for Mcdford to pick up hi car. The educator ha been a real dent of Oregon 23 year and ha taught at the university for 20. 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