TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1948
HtRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
PACE THRE1
Recreation Committee
Gets Green Light On OVS
Pool Use This Summer
Long Involved liu-linw mutters
lii-lit the i lly fathers hard nl II un
til a lain liuur Monday night. Main
artloil mum thr I'lly i-iilim-U'i okay
to the recreation committer to go
ahead wild il project til linn III Ore.
, ion Vocational M'hool swimming
; ImhiI for It siiuiuirr swimming pro
- a rum.
OVH mill thr city Mill cooperate In
oirnlii the bi lioul nl llir chool
with Ihi' i'lly taking run of lrly
precautions, hour llir Hiul will lie
open unil rrji iiIhIIiik i-UNt to users.
(IVM will liiulliluln lllc plume.
, 'l lin bill piHil In 48 llli'lir llrrp ul
' lit nlui lluwiaL point unci will mil be
used liy nn 1 11 1 1 children.
'iiiiiinllmrii were rnilmrruMril
when delegation ot residents from
War Plant
Disposition
Row Looms
WANIIIMiTON. April 6 tA't
rrrlilriit Truman lmUl "there
wuulil br itu iirrrwlly for any world
rinerernry" If congress would follow
hla lpatprhlp.
tin Mild mi in n Irtlrr In Rrp
I.yiKlnii II. JuluiMm (1.-Tex.l, who
chiiip back wlih n Irw nhiup words
or hi own.
Juhiunu. a loiiK-Hmc nri in It lUl ra
tion nliilwiirt. miwlr public the
pirMrtrnt Irllrr, which rIso
"If thnr was a little Ipak cmriK
rney talk and a lltllr limif activity
on thr part of conurrwi to mrrt thr
Intenmlloiiut problrm we would be
able to mrrt U "
Itrvlrw krel
Jiihnvnn htt wrlttrii Mr, Truman
on March 0 lo kiixirtt that tlif
ar Nwria atlmlnMrtttlaii Im told
to rrvlrw. In llir light of poMlhlr
futurp uppd. IU program of el Impos
ing of surplus ar plant and olhrr
far II llir.
Thr president rr plied two dayi
Utrr Urn l thr mutter alrpady had
bpru tttkrii rare of In imIpa contracts
for thr? jHojHitirii; that "in caw of
rmertcenry thpy immediately revert
to thr government,"
Jnhnson fired back hi reply ye
trrdny. Hp Mild hi understanding
of some wur pUnt nalra la that no
provision i made for recapture.
Tlirn hr added:
"You nay. Mr. President, that you
hope I will put my houldrr to the
whrrl.'
I support Ihr Marshall plan,
budding thr world' hel air rorpa,
arlprtlvr arrvtee and unlvpraal mill-
ry training. My Blinuldrr always
a brrn and always will br at Ihr
Whrrl of prrparrdnes.
"It I dlfflpult to accomplish pre
parrdnr, howrvrr, whrn Ihr whrrl
la puwhrri up hill onr day and down
hill lha nrxi,"
Navy Works To
Free Marines
SHANGHAI. April The
Itavy announced today it h.id begun
effort to frpe fovn U. 8. marine
held by Chinese commuulMA.
An announcement aald there hud
brrn no direct woid from the four,
who wpit nqitutrd yphterday when
Ihrir martne traiuiort plane wan
fort-rd down by rniclnr trouble 18
milrn wrst of T.ihiKUto. North China.
"The navy Ik i-oittju-tlnit com
munM troopx relative to Uieir re
turn." llir annotiiiieuiPiit added.
Kour other tnurlnrn nelzrd by the
rummuniM lat ChrutmaR In the
aaine tienera area were released only
ThuiMlay.
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allfornln avrimr were prment to
aftk what had Iwoine of a paving
petition turned over to the elty
nine thnr ago. Whrn thr prill loll
wai finally found H waa datrd Au
gurl IN, 11(47, Troperty owner
asked that fallfornla avenue from
3rd to lipham br paved. That are
tlon la the half of California which
haa never been paved.
Thv petition wa referred to Uie
clly engineer fur prcllmliiary turvvy
and uont ropurt.
Cuuiii'lliimn A. K. Cundrcy de
luaiiiled that oiurlhliiH bo done
about pedentrlali traffic on H. tilli
Alioet, Ixing ii complalnl of reti
deulA and coniii lliiu-n, the city aoitte
time ago culled In a itulc highway
engineer to look over the itieet ami
advlAe what ahould be dune. There
are only a few acutlered cruajiwallui
the length of the entire alreot.
Nlgnala Needed
The engineer nalri thai traffic
AlguaU Hre Ihe only autlAfactory o
luttun but, L'ouiii;llmeii said, nothing
more hud breii done.
City Knglnrrr K. A. T ho in a wan
aakrd to write the RUle highway
commluloii again to ak what It
plana to do rrgardlng Ihe hawrdou
condition.
"If they won't do anything, thru
the city will have to lakr mnr alrpa
on Its own," Condrry aald.
Police Chief Orvllle Hamilton pre
sented honorary police bad grit to the
mayor, police Judge, and each coun
cilman. April i6 la thr dalo net fur hear
ing on objection. U) changing Mo
tion of Hot HpringH nud Dixon ad
dition from elan 2 realdrntlwl Jiie
to claaa 1 renldenllal. Complete do
ner I pt Ion of the property involved
are rrqulrcd by Jaw Ui be publUhed,
and will apear In The Herald and
New.
tllark bnow t'roblrm
Mayor Ed Oitcudorf wa ankrd to
continue plan la apioliil a commit
tee Ui Aludy the "black nuw" prob
lrm, aool flying from amokc auick
of the Coiuumrra Hpatlng cuiipany,
but count-ilmen did not dtacua Uie
matter further.
Hid were opened for fire hoc laM
night from Moty and Van Dyke, J.
W. Keriu and Howard Cooper cor
poration. They were referred lo Klre
Chief Keith Ambrose and the fire
committee.
LuU weal of Uie OCAcK pur track
from 8. 6th U Applrgate, which
have bren withheld from aale. were
releaard pending reappraual of Uie
properly.
Building In wife
A rrport from tlulldlng trupretor
Wall halibrry told councilmrn that
the old Hampton building at Main
and Centre and now In the hand of
Ihr park board, ahould not be uaed
In lla prrarnt condition.
The Klamath Art aaaorlatlun waa
given prr mlnion to uae the building
for a mrrling pi arc aonie lime ago.
halilH-ry aald that If Uie true tore
la uard a II now Bland, he would
"hate lo br responsible for aafrty of
those using Ihe building."
A group of high school siudunu
was In Uie audience, and a spoke
man aid that Uiey were member of
a Klamath Union high school social
economies class who were to "go
back and tell Uie school how coun
cil members act." Councllmen sug
gested that high school student sil
in on a meeting some lime and enter
dlscuAslon on civic matters.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
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Murder Trial
Postponed
AWDt'KN. Cnllf., April S-C'ImrlLH
F. ThoniuiuiDii, ullan Krnnclh Allen
Miller, wlm Ui ncciiKMl o murcler
liiK Lulu Mnc Kiinlry, pretty Block
I'll i wultrnm, hua been ttiven three
(luy HMtxnement of trial.
lliomniuion win to come to IrUl
loiluy but the court iitipeiiruiica wan
I'onllnued until April 9. He him
plentlcd not guilty and not oullty by
roonon ot liuanlty.
Huperlor Court Judue Lowell
Hprk him Krnntrd a rUeiit by
Die defendant Hint he be tried
before Uie court without a Jury.
TliomaAson, uho from Stockton,
In aliened to have killed MIm Ea!ry
on or about November 14. 1B47,
alter he and the woman Irft Klum
nth Palla. Ore. Her body waa found
curly In December beneath a bruxh
pile In a field near Rmevllle.
At Kliiiniiih KhIIji the couple lived
us mini and wife In a hotel, while
he worked aa a cook and Mhc an a
wnitreiut In different rcntuurantA.
'fhomaimon. or Miller, wan arrenled
In Miami, Plu., by an FBI intent
Hcverul daya niter Mim Eauley't
body waa located.
Thomufuion contends Mim Eanley
waa shot and killed by a hitch
hiker named James Black.
Generator Blamed
In Ship Grounding
PORTLAND, April 8 iPi A coont
Kuard marine hearlmt officer re
ported today the tanker R. O. Follii
had grounded Rt the Columbia
Willamette confluence last Friday
because of electrical trouble.
Lt. Arthur Hoene said his In
vestigation revealed a generator
fulled as the tanker turned Into the
Wlllnmette river. It disrupted Uie
ship's movement. Earlier the mis
hap was blamed on a maneuver of
the tanker lo avoid striking a boat
load of salmon fishermen.
Lewis Gets
Leeway In
Court Fight
WASHINGTON, April M', Til
government allowed John l Lewis
inure legal rope loiluy before crack
ing down on him and the striking
eoal miners for defying a court
burk-lo-work order.
While government attorneys de
clined to reveal their time-table for
proceeding against Iwls and the
United Mine Workers union, they
hinted thot the deadline for com
pliance will fall tomorrow.
If so, Lewis or his attorneys would
have to do one of these things to
day to avert that crackdown:
I. Hend the nearly 400.000 soft
coal miners bark to work, endliir
the strike over oenslons which
tarleil March II.
3. Fight the temporurv restrain
ing order Itself by challenging Us
constitutionality or asking the
court to dissolve It on other
grounds.
If Lewis elected to do nothing Ihe
next move appcored likely to be a
contempt of court citation.
Justice T. Alan GoldvboroiiBh.
who 18 months ago fined the union
MAOO.000 and Lewis $10000 for ig
noring another back-to-work order
was due to receive anv motion
which Iwls or the governmi-n
mlKht offer. The union's fine was
cut to 700.000 when Lewis appealed
to the supreme court.
Attorney Ocnernl Clark obtained
the present restraining order from
Judge Matthew P. McGuire Satur
day night.
Lewis, as usual, kept his plans to
himself.
High School
Bv ViTV
MARY LOU fk
CASE UZl
FIXED
TACOMA, April 8 ulV-Pleading
guilty to three separate counts, Tom
Ernest Peopolos, 60, Raymond, was
fined $600 and sentenced yesterday
to a year and a day In prison by
Federal Judge Charles H. Leavy.
Peopolos waa fined $100 for carry
ing on the business of a distiller
without bond; 500 for distilling
mash, and was sentenced for con
cealing a quart of moonshine liquor.
In an Hawaiian setting, the boys'
gym will be the scene of the first
semi-formal dance of the year this
Friday night, April 9. Commercial
club la sponsoring the program af
lalr with Helen Jackson and Betty
Butler serving as co-chairmen.
Committees for the dance are
Karen Kohler, music; Joyce Wer
ner and Jean Wright, refreshments:
Caroll Horton, Dallon and Bob
.Mhsoii, cleanup; Joyce Copcland,
Peggy Dahlmun, Miriam Goddard,
Beverly Karnes, Ann McLoughlln
and Pat MtMunn. publicity; Betty
Butler, Helen Jackson. Glenn Lor
euz. Fonda Parsons, Leona Mont-
j gomcry and Wanda Murray, pro-
grams.
Program lor the dance will go on
sale 'Ihursday In the students' room.
i Tomorrow is another of those
j days which come around four times
j a year report card day. Students
will lake their cards around to the
I teachers during regular class sched-
uie and then receive their grades
for the third nine weeks.
All upside-down and backwards
describes the April Fool edition of
the Krater which came out Mon
day. The Krater staff had devoted
two weeks Inventing all kinds of
Impossible stories and ads. This
week, however, they are settling
down to start on the next regular
edition,
Twelve members of the Journal
ism department will be Inducted
Into Quill and Scroll at the annual
publications banquet this spring.
Voted Into the club by the old mem
bers, these 12 were Judged on a basis
of scholarship, experience and In
terest. Trudy Bennett, Howard
Borough. Bob Hooker. Helen Jack
son. John Kerbow, Marcella Mur
ray, Ken Torgerson. Beverly Young,
Morcella Rand, Prlscilla Hutchlns.
Jean Lovell and Rita McFarland
are the Inductees
The KU auditorium will be the
location tonight of a concert by the
Pomona College Glee club. This Is
32-volce men's choir. Admission
Is M cents for students and 78 rente
for adults. i
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