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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1948)
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1948 SEC. II PAGE 1 Red Threat To US Flag Reported V1KNNA, April 30 il'i A ItiMiliin Oil rut I" "limit Ulr Alilri Iciin Hull (rum Danube rxriiininn mennier wii reported by American niitlinr llles 'I humility. The Ainn IriiiVleimcd lf miirr, HI licit Piihimu, broke nit oil line mid KlOUIUll'tf lit II pnllll where the lJHIN Him separates the Aiiii'rlriui unit KiikhIiiii wines o( iK'nipntlnii. Ainrrlriiit nutliiirltlfN mild n It ui mil niivul parly rnnir uboiird, mid d"inmiiliil the . H (Iiik h Inw ptrd. The American ncrurniil In rlmi'ifi leftiM'd to lower Ilia flan The HiiutlmiK Ihi'ii IhiiMilcnril to limit It down hut wlllulrew llielr ili mmid mid thri'ut iiftrr dlm un Inn, Three rrrwinrn who went nnhorfl on the Kimmiin Hide, to get help for the steamer, were nrteiied by the Ittinnliitm mid hrld several hours. Klamath Youth Attend Conference Women Face Baby Selling Charge I.OH ANOKI.KH. April 30 l1'i-Al rounty urmid Jury Imllcteil two mlddlr-nurd women Tliiirilny on i hururn thiil they ronnplrrcl Ui sell Infants In whiil thr district attor ney rnrllrr culled n Imliy luniki't. Thr two -Mm. Muilc Cliiipllu. M, Hollywood, mid Mm. Mabel IJruik rr, M, Ulrndnln "re charged with seven overt net. After their arrcul ,.i....i..t iii..rii.u William HIMHimin snlil till" two were llpcctcd of fill UK the bnlilri of unwrd mothers to ninrrlrd rnuplrs. tIim iiiilirlmrnt act-tines thrni nil - rirr seldom used stnlo law which ( prohibit thr sale oi Human ueings. Ice Blocks Lakes In High Areas Fishing season officially own In Oimoii on Mnv I. but ninny moun tain Inkcs In thr mirroundliiK ares urn frozen ovrr with thick rout of In mid fishing will Imve to be post poned until warmer wrrnlher, resort owners advised here today. Mr. mid Mm, Hlilnry Wood. Mrd ford. oierntr of the Flh lake resort, told The Herald mul New this iihii ulna that there win con siderable Ire on the hike mid ficsh snowfall last miihl left mi mldltlonnl seven Inches of now on the ground. i ' , - f . j ; til. .... .inf t Jlfcit ICWlinlir iTm WlMiMUlrfil fflmftl tlulHilt ifi'-fv H l" -jl-fl ' fl'il-rlf V- "" The HrC MelhuilUt rhurrh where the VMI'A one-day youth conference wae held Tuday. makei an Inlrrr.lliif barkdmp for till, wholrxmie group of high arhool atudenta who attended. Dr. Italph Frkert nf Narrainriilo, main apeaker at the conference, la alandlng at the eitreme right. jCandidates Columnj Campaign Statements From Candidates At The J May 21 Primary Election Freak Accident Fatal For Gl KortT I.KWIH, April 30 (V Ttc. RandAll lirdrliuid, 10-ypnr-old nr tlllrryniBn Injurrd In it freak ncrN drnt nt Ynklmn nrvrrul dy nan, died m Mndlttnn Ocnrrn) hcMpltal t 10 p. m. WrdiiPndny nlKht, Rcdrloud. of Mrrrltlun, Wli, war flown hrrf yr.itcrduy from Ynklina In an lr rrru arrvlrc plnne. Mr bururd ulirn thr ntitrnim nt hi radio Jfp brthrd nKnl!t high truMon wire. Klrclxlrlty ( rn (rrrd his bwly thrmiuh hl cr phunrn. ( lran-up. Talnl-up, KU-up Ity ('. V.. "UV.iV MII.IKHtS In ftrrklnu Dip nnriilnntlon for the offlrc of klirrlff for Klnmnth coun ty I Uh to ftdvlM the citlzriM of tt-.l rountv Hint 1 mn fully Runrr of Uio dullfA Rnd rrnponnihlllty of thU tmportutit ioiltlon. I hIko wish (o Htntf that I hftvi nlwftyA brrn tn tirr(rd In lnw rnforccrnrlU work ittid pi tin to make a carrcr of thli typr of work. If uomlnntrd hiu) rlrrtrd ihtrlff of Khwimlh rounty, 1 will rnfrce thr lawn fulily mid liupnrtlnlly. 1 will drvntf nv full ttm nnd un dlvldrd nltrnMon In thl offlrc a I hnvp nn other buslni obltKA tlmin, I will roii-rntP to the fullral rxtrtil with nil rxlfttlnt lnw rnforrf Pirnt drpnrtmrntJi ak well nn aII k roups And ontRUtxAtlom rnKiurrd In thr prrvrnllon and trcAtment of Juvpiille dfllruiUPiiry. I will rndrnvor to rnnlntnln thr pimrnt hlh efllrlrncy of the Klnm. Ath rounty tnx department And to nmliitAin nnd auim-itIiic a county Jnll whlrh will conform aa much ar pir)thlc lth the ulnndArdm iel forth for those InAtltutlonn by the Oreiron Prlwm HMorlntlon. I fully renllze the tmKirtnnre of efflctencv In All ptmwji nf the Bherlff dutlcA, nnd will exerrlne extreme CAUtlon In the mntter of the nelertlnn of deputies to amIM with thti work. I Ain 34 yertrn nf Aire, mnrrlfd and hnve a fnmllv. I Am a veterAn of World Vr II. I hnve lived In Klnmnth rounty slnre I wnn 10 yrnr of ak nnd nm fnmlliAr with nil wr tiiiin of the county. 1 have hnd elRht yearm of practical cxprrlenre In tlif. lnw enforcement field, in cluding employment with the Kin ni nth Hulls city police department and liiveMlRutlon work with the federal government, nnd have proven ad ministrative Ability in this field of work. In retiuehtInK the mi p port of the cltlinn of Klnmnth rounty for the nomination for the office of sheriff of Klamath county, I 1VH It In Im portant to n Mil re you that I hnve been nwuired that I will hnve no difficulty In poMinu the nereviarv bond for thin rcfvonMble ponitlon. Chandler Heads Hawley Plant POhYITANI), April 30 A'- Hawley Pulp A; Paper company. Hold recent ly, now is headed by Norman Chandler, publisher of the Lot An geles Times. He was named president yesterday at a meeting of the new board of directors, and said the firm m Ik lit change Its name to conform with the new ownership representing the Los Angeles Times. Desert News of Salt Lake City, Oregon Pulp b Paper company, Columbia Kiver (Paper Mills, and Blyth St Co. Counties Get Highway Funds The state depnrtment distributed U&7.1B1 to Oregon counties Thurs dny, revenue coming from sale of motor vehicle licenses, gas taxes, carrier fees and fines for violation of Mate motor vehicle laws. Klnmnth county's shnre wns 'AQ 06(1 and Lake county received The money Is apportioned on the number of motor vehicles In each county and represents 19 per cent of stnte hU'hwnv revenues for the first three months of 1948. Power Line For California Asked WAfiHINOTON. April 30 ? Rep. Kngle 'D-Cnllf.i Introduced a bill yeterdny to authorize conslruc- l lion of a tram mission line to con I nert the power systems of Bonne ville, In Oregon and Washington, and the Central Valley project In Cali fornia. Engle said the line would provide the means for transporting "waMe" power In the Bonneville system to California. He added that It will firm up the power of both systems and produce an additional 75,000 kilowatt of firm power. West Gets Water Varning WA81HNOTON, April 30 lI") "The. West ncctin take warning," Hi-nntor MnKiiUKon ID-Wxh.i mild ThuiKday In culling on ull Wcntcrn nchiitorft Ui he. on hand Monday when the Hcnute conildcm the $708, ttfj,0f)0 iipiiioprmtlon bill Including flood control and rlvcra-harlxjra money. lie anvirted a minority report by linen members of the ncnale appro priiuiohft commltu-e wiia Aimed at the Wc.it. Thin report, tinned by Committee Chairman ilrldxca Ht-N.lfi and Senator, Reed H.-Kan.i and Kcriiuwin (R.-Mlch). adviK-ittea a l20O.rM0.O(Xi cut In the $f40,2i300 waU'rwuya appropria tion. They have ald they will aeelt ncnnte approval of their recommen dation. Mimnukon mild In a atatemcnt that the minority report "Impllen a pro PokhI ti filofih fundii urgently need ed" for the Konter Creelc and Mc Nary diinui. "If that U what la meant, the Went needs take warning," Magnu ikjii anld. "The minority report la bewildering." He ald It "rcpudlotca the urgency of project whone crucial need haa been aoundly ejitablUhed." Jle added he would lnnbit that atrlctly Washington project be re tained. He listed these ltm as 583.000 for Foster Creek dam. I1M. 000 for Longvlcw harbor. (74.000 tor Wlllapa harbor and 15000 for the Colfax flood control project on the Palouse river. Oregon Wheat Stocks Very Low SEATTLE. April 30 Ml Oregon wheat stocks are down 36 per cent and Washington stocks 20 per cent as compared to last year at this time, the U. 8. department of agri culture said Thursday. Now Lowest Prices on Choice Gladiolus Bulbs ! No Cinch For Judge f jWj'Jp ; : ill A 4 lvm h , - : It was a job for Mrs, Loy Barker, Judge of the poppy poster eon test to make her decision from the variety of work submitted by grade arhool children. Awards presented In this all-county, American Left on auxiliary sponsored contest were: Clssa 1, Mary Hteyskal, Malln. 5th grade; Mlta Okazakl, t'hlloquin, 5th grade. Class 2, Nancy Bonhar, Falrhaven, 8th grade; Dale Olson, Fairhaven, 8th grade. Honorable mention was given to Edward Barron, AlUmont Junior high; Mary Norwest, Chiloquln; Barbara Arnold, Carol Mc Kinney and Lola Darrall. Fairhaven. NO KOAP LONDON, April 30 0r Princess Elizabeth said she la sorry, she can't ask royal clemency for a dog condemned to die for killing chickens. The dog's master. Norman Wil kinson, wrote the princess a plea yesterday. Her answer today said she "much regrets that the matter . . '. Is not one In which she can exercise any personal Intervention." MOUNTAIN KM t'Hf nam WftTt irmr FVOCK'S SUGGESTS IN YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE THE BEST UP. G-E and Proctor Roasters $44.57 ap "fy ToasterS Nationally known brand, $16.95vp Coffee Makers Popu,.r ,,, ,,, make. $3.95 lip Tortahle Itolarv 9 & G-E Automatic Ironers, $69.75 nd $49.75 Irons fSKi Sunbeam and most other brands $7.00 11P IrOllS Comblnallon steam and dry J 1888 itXX nc.) Aluminum, Waterlrns ft West Bend Cooking Ware .pr. ,Pt $17.50 ft Presto Cookers v , , .. $12.45up ft GE Kitchen Rad 'OS Small $19.95no & GE Vacuum Cleaners $44.95 up "j Revere are neautlful chrome finish, ropper bntloni. Apartment Size Washer With Wrlnjcr. 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