THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 14
PACI TWO
HIHALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALU, ORECON
Jaycee Boat Regatta Set
To Go On Sunday; Thirty
Drivers Sign For Events
Still will flutter and motor will
putter over hi cool water of Upper
Klamath lake Sunday when th an-
tiual Jaycee Boat Regatta geu
underway at 3 D,
Thirty motorboat drivers and
even tall boat owner have already
alined up tor the nine heat of
motor racea and the aail race.
The Oregon Outboard Motor
boat association will handle th
business of the regatta which la
sanctioned by th American Power
boat association. The Klamath
Yacht club 1 cooperating In th
program to the extent of clocking
racea and handling regulation on
th water. Including laying out
courses. Joe Roads la yacht club
chairman of the regatta committee.
Sailboat will atart up the lake
at th Intermission and finish the
Horse Meat
Sales Lead
To Arrests
PORTLAND. June U tPl Oper
ator of seven restaurants and one
retail market wer accused here to
day of aelling hers meat as ham-
vger.
Th charge resulted from yeoter
day a raid on the Salem meal com
nuif here In which none eiaru
thousand pounds of horse meat In Elton Finback, principal of 8has
erates labeled -turkey." They ta school, and Eva Burkhalter
rested three men who wer unload- Klamath Union high school teach
ing th crate from tracks. er sre en rout to the National
Dr. Thotnaa L. Meador, city health Education association convention in
officer, who led th raid along with j Boston.
City Commissioner Fred h. Peter- Mis Burkhalter Is representa
tion, said the raid wa a climax to j uve of the City Classroom Teachers
months of Investigation of reports j association. Mr. Fishback represents
that horse meat wa being old as . I,,, Klamath. Jackson and Jo
hamburger. I sephlne counties as the state dele-
Th thre arrested then wero Er- , t,te 17,, two will attend the week
Bee Marsh Crystal. . part owner j 1m convention which will be held
of the meat company: Stanley Man- jrom July 3 to g.
ael Rlraard. is, HilUbor botcher. Attn ,ne eon,,, Ml5S Burk.
and Matt M. SUughter.H. botcher hltfr .iU uke M tendea Mp
employed by Crystal. Crystal and for the remainder ot the .umn,,,
Rlekard wer charted with sale f Rhe wm turn , the a to ttm(,
nlabeled horme meat Slaughter wa the t,achfrs' clinic here at which
booked a a material wHnes. tinw t n
Later the restaurant operator. , y,, 1
censed of buying the horse met,
from the Salem Meat company, were
picked up. AU wero small. lltUe- Accident Victim
known restaurant. !
Charged with serrtnf aiUabeled
onemeat were. Leslie S. Gedraoe, I
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Sham. Kea- cafe: V. D. Boole. Vlrg'.
fe: I
. u I 1 in Sf-Hj'a mmtm'
K. C. Cooler. Itob'e Coney Island; ,
E. J. and R. E. Fappenheim. Wlgale
Inn. and A. L. and B. 1. Plncard.
All wer released en SIM bend.
U L. Lee and H. Fong. Baseline
Super market, also were chanted
with selling unlabeled horse meat.
They were released on KM bond.
.
Mac Says-"
Some entlr nations ml half
the thrill of loving, because they
rub note Instead of kissing.
The
LUGGAGE SHOP
1015 Main
Phone 1313
A treat
to beat
the heat!
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Be eol be romfnrtahle. Too'll like the new good looking line of
the atelson and Ell straw hat. Genuine Panama and top quality
straw. Select your new while th (election b complete.
733 Main St.
; race at the dock at th close of i
U)e motor rata het.
Nint heat of th motor boat
: races Include
1. "C" service hydroplane.
2. "C racing runabout.
9. "C aervic hydroplane.
4. "C" racing runabout.
(Intermiwion. start of aallboat
race
I. "C" aervic runabout,
a. "C" service runabout (non
stock .
7. "C" and "F" racing hydroplanea.
. "C" service runabout mock and
nonstock'.
. "C" and "P" racing hydroplanea.
i Finish of sailboat race.)
Jaycee members serving on the
committee are John Dunn, general
chairman: Chet Hamaker and Art
Trtebwasser, tickets: Jim Elings and
Bill Wentworth. publicity: Jim
Burnesa, boat show: John O'Neill
concessions: Jack Hardesty. gate:
Marvin Schrorder. sanitation: Jim
Kerns, sailboat race.
There will be concessions along
ahore. Admission will be by ticket.
Tickets are available through
members of the Junior chamber at
the chamber of commerce, sporting
goods stores and at the lake.
KF Educators
On Way To
.Convention
JOI(J ItTiprOVinq
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Five - year - old
a 1 d e r t OTelll
9.Connor- "Jud by an automobile
Wednesday afternoon on Altamont
, " reported improving at
! ""ul ,IU'T nospiiai. (
j Th youngster head wa severely ,
if! !!fn he Jn 11110 ,he 4de
LJL dr,J'n b'r li,nc'' Murphy.
I Tenth- S.ate police aald the ,
J f""a PPJn tarted to run acros ;
' rod ,r?mh14 .nott" nd lnto 1
th path of Mis Murphy auto-;
mobile.
She werveI her car off the rod
but. the child head struck the rear
doof handle.
Lokeview Man On
State Police List
Roger Blaine Armstrong of Lake
view will become a member of the
Oregon state police June 27 and Is
slsted to be stationed at Bums on
fish and game law enforcement.
Armstrong will be attached to the
Klamath Falls police office but will
work in Lakeview until July, when
he goes to Corvallls for a training
school. Set. Earl Tichenor of the
local office said.
Hi badge will be Mo. 309.
POTATOES
CHICAGO. June 23 tAP-USDA !
Pots toes: Arrivals 203. on track 439
total U. S. shipments 5S5; supplies j
liberal; demand fair: market weak
er for whites, dull on reds; Arizona
Bliss Triumphs $4.75-525; Califor
nia Bliss Triumphs $4.75-5.00, long
whites $3.50-4 25.
To Buy or Sell Use the Want Ads!
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RAILROADERS When Klamath good will visitors were in Dunsmuir' recently, this pictyre
was taken of three S. P. railroaders ond a newspaper man, shining the headlight of good old
No. 3676 in the big Dunsmuir yards. Left to right: H. C. Morgan, engineer; Carl McCune,
engineer; Orlo Mohr, editor of the Dunsmuir News, ond Charles Coy, fireman.
Railroad News
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A. O. Knaler. Klamath Fall
frelybt and passenger agent for the
P. wa released from the Southern
Paetfte hospital In San Francisco,
and 'will return to Klamath Falls
Jan 27.
Friends of Lum Lancaster, 3330
Darrow. will b glad to know that
Lum la doing nicely In the bay city
hospital and will return to the city
aeon. Hi wife will visit him this
week-end. Lancaster ha undergone
0ne operauon and wiU submit
to
another oon.
cUyton C. Morris, ear foreman.
returned to work Jun 1 after an
Mtmtnn of month. He baa
,n ta o,e hospital,
j x Robert, conductor, recently
attended the wedding of hi son. J.
w.n, o.. o.
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j in 8. F.
Albert
Keeaeler f (h district :
freight and paeaenger office la In I
the oan Franciace SP hospital being
treated lor an infection eausea oy 1
an Insect bite. :
Jam C. Kuslck w married Frl-:
day. Jun 17. In Red Bluff. His bride
I Ruth Matthews, operator of a
novelty store In Gerber. Calif. The '
couple are now honeymooning In
California. They will make their
home at 1675 Portland In Klamath ;
Falls. Kuslck Is a conductor fori
Southern Pacific.
Jim Foster, general yard master, ;
I on vacation tooling th eastern
state and spending some time In 1
New York City.
A new position haa been created ,
by the Pennsylvania railroad, in j
recognition of the fact that com
merce and Industry throughout the
Pacific Coast and Far West 1 rapid-
L'h"! 5 !
San Francisco. The post Is that of
Pacific Coast freight traffic man
ager and Benjamin Rhodes, here
tofore general western freight agent
at Chicago, will fill the position.
Mrs. William Kungate. car clerk
for the Southern Pacific, accom
panied by her son. William Jr.
left on vacation June 13 to spend a
short time at Priest River. Ida. Mrs.
Hungat wa acocmpanled by Mrs.
Walter Allen, stenographer In the
superintendent's office in Dunsmuir.
James J. Doyle, Southern Pacific
roadmaster, ha entered the SP
General hospital In San Francisco
for a check-up. He la being relieved
by the general foreman, Lester H.
Naught.
LIVESTOCK
SOtTTH BAN FRANCISCO. June
23 (AP-USDAI Cattle: Salable 50.
Calve 25; most lots medium and
good steers and heifers at largely a
cleanup deal; medium to low good
grass steers closing weak to 50 cents
lower: about a load good 800 to 800
lb. feeder and steers $18 00-20 50;
odd medium grass heifers $19 00:
iredlum range cows weak: canners
rnd cutters largely $10 00-13 00;
common 1245 lb. bulls $18 00; calves
generally steady; few common and
medium slaughter calve $17.00
20 00.
Hogs salable 150, butchers 25 cents
higher; small lot good and choice
1X0 to 240 lb. at $22.25; few good
240 to 270 lbs. at $21.75: odd 321
lbs steady; good grades $15 50.
Sheep salable 2000; good and
choice lambs carce; about eight
loads common to good mixed kara
kul lambs available; good ewes dull;
cull and medium active, $2.50-7.00.
PORTLAND, June 23 tAP-USDA)
Cattle salable 100; holdover 100;
calves 50; market mostly steady but
uneven; sows moderately active;
light bulls very slow; late Wednes
day three loads good 1011-1205 lb.
holdover fed steers $24.00-25.00; odd
common to low medium steers
$17.00-21.00: three loads good 557
648 lb. holdover atockers $18.75; cut
ter and common heifers $14.00-17 50:
cenner and cutter cows mostly
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1 11000-11 SO; odd head up to 11300
Medium beef cow 114 00-15 00; cut-
ter end common sausag bulls
tit JO - 17.50; good - choice vealer
motly 125 00-36 00: one lot S2 50.
Hogs salabl 350: market strong
to 25 cents above Wednesday's close,
but top 35 cent below early that
day; good-choice 1SO-230 lb. 122.25
22 50: 250-270 lb. 120 00-20 50: few
good 150 lb. lit 50; sows very slow:
few sales and bids 50 cent to tl 00
lower: few good light sows $16 00;
bulk of supply unsold, held higher;
or lot ood ,nd chlc 3J lD- '"d"
pigs $26 00: good and choice 70-120
lbs. I22 50-U50.
Sheep salable 300; holdover 250:
market slow; spring lambs weak to
60 cent lower: top 24 00 for mostly
sorted, mostly choice grades: good
nd choice lots down to 23 00: some '
held round 123 50: early bids on ;
medium and good feeders unevenly
lower, mostly around S18 00; good
liiht ewes quotabi steady at 16 50-
700.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore . Jun 23
Ch wheat c bid : Soft white 13 10
,ft hlte (excluding Rex) $210
r,lte club $2 10. western red 3 10
Hara ,,nter: Ordinary 12 10.
ji pr nt $2 24. J2 p,r cent 12 26
Hard white bsart: Ordinary $2 2
j0 p,r cent 2 29, 11 per cent 2 32.
12 per cent (2 35.
Todsvs car recelDfs: Wheat 72.
t rley 3, flour 6, corn I, oats J. mlll-
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Trouble Shooter
Found Strangled
AMARILLO. Texa. Jun 13 iTv
Tei Thornton, renowned, death-de
fylng oil field trouble shooter, was :
found slain In a tourist court her
tody. j
Po'.c sld a shirt and towel wer 1
wound tightly about hi throat.
Th f m e d explosives expert,
bout 60. wa president of the U S. 1
Nitroglycerin company ot Amarltlo ,
CONFAB
CORVALLIS. Jun 23 (4-The
Oregon Federation of Garden clubs
Pn It 3lt nnual convention
tody t Oregon Stt college An
Informal party la planned tonight
and formal meetings wtll get under
way tomorrow momlng. I
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Air Force May
Buy Boeing -Stratocruisers
WASHINGTON, Juu 33 m A
govrnnieut conomtst told a sen
ate banking subcommittee today
th air fore I willing to buy ten
new-typ 61-passenger plana
tHlrtocrulsers from the lloehig
Maiiularturlng Co. If Northwest
Airline cnnot do It.
Thl testimony wa given by
Richard llrllman, a federal power
commUatuu analyst from Ui recon
struction finance corporation "bor
rowed" to work on an airlines aluily
which KKC gav Pirsidrnt Truman
earlier this year.
8enator Caiiehart iK-lnd) asked
what will happen to ten ut th big
new place which llorlng mad tor
Northwest and haa ready for de
livery, If Northwest la unable to pay
lor tlirni.
Northwest' ability, llrllmaii said,
depends upon it ;"niii a tlu.QC.'.
IKK) 'loan from the KKC to cover
two-thirds o! th tla.000000 con
tract prlc of the planes. Th civil
aeronautics boaid has approved tli
loan project, but KKU ha agreed to
hold off any action wlul this com
mittee hearing is going on.
Crime Comic Ban
Draws Veto
8ACKAMF.NTO, Calif. Jun 33
(41 A proposed statewide ban on
crime comic books was defeated to
day by the state Judiciary commit
tee The committee voted to 1
against sending an assembly-approved
measure, by Assemblyman
Wiltard M. Huyck. La. Anglr, to
the senate floor.
The bill would have outlawed the
sale to minora of comic books w hich
emphasize murder, arson, mayhem,
rape and other sordid crimes.
Frost Damages
Wheat Crop
FNTF.RPR1.sk. Ore. June 23 11
Wallowa county wheat crop waa
heavily damaged by froat last Frt
dsy. County Agent Oamry Best said
today alter a survey.
In some area damag ran 10 to
10 per cent of th expected yield
and th over all damag In th
county may reach 5 per cent, he
I aald. The county' total wheat crop
I is valued at about 1 1.200 000. Best
! said.
! He said other crops wr In good
' condition, aided by a rain Tuesday
j night.
MtKK.rn
EUGENE, Jun JJ 11 - A blue
star markrr seven and a half miles
north of aluveii on highway 99 was
dedicated todjar to Oregon war vet
erans. The marker Was sponsored by
the State Federation of Garden
Clubs and authorized by a resolution
of the last slate legislature.
State Highway Engineer R. H.
Bald'ick spoke at today's dedication
ceremony.
The violet I Illinois' tte flower.
Former H&N
Official Visits
Charles 11. Coffey, Oonaale.
Calif., publisher who waa one a
Klaiualli Fall newspaper mnn, waa
a visitor her today.
Collry was floor auporliileiutent
for the Klaiualli Herald when It was
owned by W. C). Hmlth and occupied
quartera on Fourth atreet between
Klamath and Main. Thai waa from
lull In 11)1 a. He left her to Join
hi father In th publishing bus
lues at Oouaalca.
The old-lime Klamathlle loukd
over Ui shop of 'I'll Herald and
New today and remarked that It
waa a rousiderabl change from th
old Fourth street plant When hi
was working In Klamath, th old
Northwestern waa published In the
building now occupied by Hi Her
ald and Newa.
Wheat Control
Answer Held
WASHlNdTON. Jun 33 01
Secretary of Agrlrultur llranuan
disclosed today that h will mak
no decision before July on wheth
er rigid production controls will b
proposed for the KM wheat crop.
The secretary Issued a formal no
tice that he haa th matter under
consideration. He gave Interested
persons until the cloe of bualneai
July 6 to submit their views. Hence,
no decision could be announced be
fore the following day. II probably
1 will torn later than that.
Acheson Lashes At
Czech Campaign
WASHINGTON, J U n JJ i-tl
I Secretary of fltat Acheson declared
j today that communtst-run Csecho
i Slovakia Is waging a campaign
against religious freedom which vio
J lates "the decencies of civilisation."
I The secretary made a sharply
worded attack on recent cch gov
ernment measure against religious
org solvations In a statement he
read at his new conferenc.
He charged that restriction Un
polled by th communist regini are
"an attempt to subject trillions or
gsnisatlons to the rule of an in
tolerant police state" Th cam
paign, he aald. follows th pattern
of those already carried out In Hun
! gary, Bulgaria and other eastern
European communist state.
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Bcatty Man
Stab Victim i
Frank Morgan Clodowa, ll-year-old
lleatly Indian, I reported In
serious condition at Klaiualli Val
ley hospital with a kuil wound In
Ins back.
Ha was brouvht to th hospital
Wednesday nlglit by Kaler am
bulant, having been puked up al
I'alut Camp near lleatly. At Ut
hospital 1 waa too Intoxicated to
receive car and waa lakru Ui th
Lily jail.
Alter Uodowa had sobered up at
th Jail, his condition appealed to
be bad and he was pialrd from
III waist down, police said, so th
ambulance moved liltii to til ho
pnal again.
Tli Indian apparently received hi
Injury at Haiule Camp. Indian of
ficers are Investigating.
SANTA UAHUAItA, Calif, Jun
33 id") Anona Oubser, Dayton,
Or., waa elected treasurer of the
futur homemikrr of America In
tlie wesieru region yesieiday. Urle
galea from II western statea and
Hawaii ar attending Ilia MIA con
vention here.
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