TUE5DAY, MAY 11, 1948
HTRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE SEVN
Toketee Job
Airport Site
Gets Okay
Permit (tr cc)iilruclli.ii of nil nlr
plune lanillnii atrip "'or Tnketee
falls lias lien iiiunlrcl the Califor
nia I.'rriiiiii Power roiMimiiy, II win
alinoUllrerl bV M. M. Nelson, allHr
vimir of the 1IiiimUb Nnllonnl furral.
DUllllH Construction (if Copra's
project at TnkeliMt Fulls on the
North t)l"lii. airplane arrvlce In
si'lieilulril In facilitate work.
'I'll strip will l" located on what
In known the. Pish (.'reek ilranrl,
etljacehl In the site of the powrr
project. 'Mm work will he 1oni ro
oiM'mllvrly by the lit 11 It y . the forertl
service mill I lid llrluil I-oiiKini( com
pany. The strip will he 3000 fret lout
net 300 feel wide.
Airplane service Into Hit Isolated
rriitnn, now arcraalhle on thin side
throuich (lie Diamond lake district
which (lives a recently completed
road by Cnco. will prrvrnl rcpnii
tlnn of difficulties In trnmporllhii
men, equipment unit atipiillrn, nc
raatoned In the past by precarious
highway trawl during tin wlntrr
month"
on roinplftlon of the Tokriee
FIU prnlrct, It ll eupccled the
lamllni field will be made available
tn the public.
To aid air travel over the limp
qua forest, plftim are brlnr, mnle tn
Wntall directional and navigational
Xtarkrra nn a number nf lookout
stations, Supervisor Nelnnn aald.
119 has twen tnld by CAA. he re
port, that the area between the
Willamette, hluhwav tn the north nf
the I'mpntia fnrent. and the Med-ford-Oraler
lake hlithwav nn ttie
south. I the worst "blind aot" along
lha Pacific coast
Fremont 7th Graders Give To Cancer Fund
a r i i n
s Sh jS Vrt; ,
I run I'jiIIv, 20-30 rluh rhnlrmuti of thr fimrr liiml rtilvr.
iiuu Rrrrnlh irAitrr. I.Ht to rUhl. Horulliy l.nwrll. It-.nild
rrvrlvr
Mlllrr,
gift nf moiiry from
Tom Mrlnlyrr. Pally,
I" rrmonl
Girl Killed
In Smash-Up
NOIITH HKNO. MhV 11 I9- A
15-yctir-old Kirl wnn k lll'-rt in id clht
trpti-HKtTff wrr Injured whn
coupe In whWh tlicy wrro rldlnK
hnir from a dnnre ypHtrtlny cranh
ei Inti ii hrldne,
Vcrna liitrnnHrt. T.nkrHid(;, a frfh
mnn at North Ifnd lilKh n Uo,
illfd en routr to a hoRpiltil, Murlly
I ruhor, 14. I In a howplHil with
nkull friiclure and coruusAloii, find
John D'-iidv, a aallor homo on lcvr.
alKi fiuffiT'-d a ukull fracture. Ill
condition I reported not a mtIouk
lie MIm lher'ft.
Pol Iro mild all of the ;iiHi?ni(rrN
In thf automobile required hosottal
trfittmfnt, Their tut ranged from
M 'o l(f year. All live in Ijikenlde
They were returnlritf, from Cw
Bay.
Krii)un, and Hhlrly WrUnll
Kalli vhwA trarhrr, who illrd
Thr gift hji nindr
ttita imftt yrir.
In thr iMiiic of MIm l.llllr Darliy, wr known KUmalh
Actors Flare
No One Hurt
HOLLYWOOD, May II r.-No-txxly
got hurt, or even hit, and the
upahol today of the latent movie
tiff wnu to be mmply thai Johnny
Welumuller Un I happy about being
replared aa Tartan.
A wltnruea tell it. the affair tnok
place at the neverly Hilts Tropin
Sunday night. All waa happineu.
aa patrona alpid rum drtuka out nf
rornanul ahella and other fancy
container!.
Then Walaamuller (potted Terry
Hunt, who opera lea an exrlualvt
grmnaalum and la In general charge
of keeping Hollywood watatllnra
within bounda. Ilunl haa been rnn
dltlonlng jtx Marker, WeUmuller'a
replacement aa Tnraan. tlere'a how
the prtnripali tell it:
Hunt: "1 wrote Johnny a kidding
note, ll waa )uat In fun but appar
ently ll rubbed Johnny the wrong
way. He ratne over to the table,
grabbed me bv the ahoulder and
hnnk me a little."
Welaamuller: "It didn't mean any
thing. Terry and I are old frlenda.
I gueaa I Jul Joat my temper " ,
Welaamuller and hit wife, Onlfer
Allenr Oatea. left the reatnurant
anon after the Harelip Hunt went
on with hla dinner.
Trainmen Find
Body In River
ASTORIA. May II M'p-An engine
crew on a pauing train diarovcrrd
the body nf Mra. Kmma Helena Er
veale, I, In the Columbia river ye
terday. Coroner W, R. Tlinmpaon laid the
woman drow ned In the river behind
her home. Relatives were aenrrhlng
for her when the train crew aaw
the body and atopiied the Rpnkane,
rortlend and Seattle pawenger train
lo notify a aon.
Sea Pay Tax
Case Pondered
POHTI.AND, May 11 hV. A frd
erul court drcuion on uhrihcr (ic
gon'n 1 jMr rent lixoinc tux levy
cn br withheld from puyrherlc of
mcirhanl enirn puid while in the
ilal It expected hi a frw dayit.
Judtir Claude M( Col loch promlwd
the quirk rullnR after henrlng ru
ment ycAtertluy by attonuv.1 fir
the Ilawallati-Anteilrnn Hteiniuhln
pniultleN fm vlnl. Hint: thr U. H. axle' putlrntx to either Portlund or Eu-
Jrct lo pioi.e. utlon by Oregon If
Liiry lull to witnliuld the levy.
C. U. lUtiyrlh, (jk'koii t.ix loinmu
slon iittoiiit-y, utKUed Hint if the
Mute hu.n a iikIiI lo collect the tax
from wuK'A It alMi Iiuk thr riKhl lo
piew:rit! the lueliiod of collection.
K'ne. He mild these, two citten have
the only complete treatment faclll
tien available In the ntnte.
AttendlnK were repreHentitilvrn of
county chjiptern of the National
Foundation for Infuntile Paralvsia.
public health BKenrlen and hof.pl tnl
and nu-dlcal nocietieii.
Social Workers To
Stress Local Unit
PORTLAND, Mav 11 o7'Oreon
tun-ln workers have been asked to
work for more lorn I responsibility
In welfare programs.
Dr. Krneat F. Wltte. executive nec
rrtary of the Heattle Council of
Roclal AKenclia. made the auKKea-
l tion at the 31t Oreeon Mate con
( fernnce of nola! work yehtcrday.
! He aaUl Americans aeem to be
! heve thev nhould write to their sen.
I p. tor InMead of UiklnK their hxral
1 welfare problem to the county eom
: mlialonera. Thla, he said, is dantjer-ous.
Franklin Coin
Up In Demand
KmmiiiIIi mill banka rmve re-
oivrO t'WO worth of the now Benja
min f-'mnkliu liulf dollars, and
everybody mtms to want them.
At the Klamuth branch nf Klrat
Niitiomil where t'22( In the new coins
were received, the whole batch went
Into circulation In one day last week.
'Die United Hlutea National Mill hna
hit to circulate out of the 1100
it received.
Both bank have received myny
reriueata for that particular coin
both from townspeople and from
touiifcU pamtliiK through Klamath
Hal In.
No more of the Ben Prnnklln coin
are expected to be dlatrlbuled to lo
cal banks until more are minted, ac
cording to bank official.
HIIK IIAZAKU
NORTH I1KNU. May 11 (,!' A
la w fire ha7.nrd turned up here
llehted cigarettes thrown from airplane.
William Gregory reported light
ed cigarette (ell on hl hat while,
he worked In his garden. He said
an airplane, had flown by a moment
before.
Happhlre. ruble, and energy ill
are e-wntlally the same mineral.
I corundum, according to the En
cyclopedia Brttannica.
"LONESOME TRAIN"
Also
FEATURE
7 Other Numbors
Concert by
Klamath Choral Society
O.V. S. Auditorium Thurs., 8 p. m.
TICKETS ON SALE of
Chamber of Commerce and OVS
Also from Members of Chorus
Adults 50c Students 35c
Health Officials
Discuss Polio
PORTLAND, May 11 .!- Preven
tion and treatment, of Infantile
piuulynt wua d!Hcuucd here yester
day at a conference of health of-
company and the atate Uix emr.:;::;-1 fitiuls fium M Northwestern Oregon
I coiinue.
I Mis session wua the fifth In a
( sei lea.
IJr. t) D Caryle Thrmpson. Porl
, land, asked the 85 men and women
I to work out ways of sced)ng jmjIio
Lltlle Ads g'i mg Results U
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Th,t OfJ paid tor by Robert A. Elliott, Oregon Chorrrton, Stotten tor Prsilcnt Committee, Cquitoble 81
Portlond, Oregon
sion.
The shipping firm I one of 111
Interstate employers who dispute
the stale a right to levy the tax on
aeamen paid In Oregon porta and
who live In other amies.
Attorney II K. Hums anld the
law conflicts with federal statutes
on seamen's wages. Is undulv bur
densome to interstate commerce and
rnntrury tn due prcess sufeguarns
nf the federal rnnst'tutlon The rnm
pany representative said the firms
are caught between the state and
federal laws. He said they fare
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Ym will ft rut Tyamnl pUawnllr dlitlnr
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Regular Meetings
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
Club Rooms
In the Kandra Bldg.
Hours 1 p. m. to
12 Midnight
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