Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 30, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949 CAB Plots Change For West Coast WASHINGTON. June So iTV The Civil Aeronautics Bnard ang le ted todsy that West Coast Air Imp, a teedrr carrier ahich files between Mrdford, Ore., and Bel lliliam. Wash, should eliminate some polnta on It route and add others to Improve It "revenue-cost ratio." The proposal accompanied an nouncement of the boards Inten tion to extend the line's temporary operating certificate live years. A public hearing will be held and arguments heard before any de rision's are made, however, a spokes man said. No hearing date as aet. The board said it would also de cide whether United Air Lines or West Coast should terve Bellini. -ham. There is no need for the present service by both lilies, the board commented. It also suggested that It miht re quire United to suspend sen ire at Salem, Ore., and add that city to West Coast's route. Points which It may be advisable to drop, a spokesman aaid, are Mc Minnvllle, Roseburg and Grans Pass, Ore., and Port Towruend and Kelso, Wash. Only McMmnville is now served as the other cities lack adequate airport facilities. Mc MmnvUle has developed too little traffic to Justify service, the board said. FUNNY BUSINESS it'r (I n q v- Si 11 111 I "It's okay, J. B. he'e had on week of vacation and it spending the other ona her, seeing how it feels to sleep on the job without interference!" Hickenlooper Winds Up Case Grange 717 Hears. Report On State Meet MERRILL. June SO Merrill trance 717 met in regular session June 27 in the recreation hall with I Master Frank Hadley presiding. The McKay Tells Appointments SALEM. June SO tPi Oovernor Douglas McKay made the following appointments today: A. C. Cammack. Portland, reap- pointed to a three-year term on the state civil service commission. Ralph Coan, Portland, reappointed to five-year term on the public employes retirement board. Dr. Louis P. Oambee. Portland, and Mrs. Thomas Honevman. nre WASHINGTON, June 30 uf) j evening's session was taken up with gon City, reappointed to four-year Trail Riders Heading For KF Roundup The Medfonl Trail Riders, a group of 30 men and women, started their 73-mile ride to Klamath Falls today to compete In the Klamath Basin roundup July J. S and 4. The cowboys and cowgala will camp out tonight at the Dead In dian service station, near Ashland. Friday night they'll pitch tenia at Round lake and will be welcomed there by a group of Klamath Falls riders. The Trail Riders and the local horsemen will gallop Into Klamath Falls In time for the Roy Rogers' kid's parade starting at 1 p ra. Sat urday. The Mcdford riders. SO strong, will stage a five-minute drill as part of the Saturday night rodeo show at the fairgrounds. plant, which will Incorporate a planing mill operated here by Cal der since line. The kiln will have a weekly ca pacity of 70.000 feet of simp or select lumber and 1OS.O00' feel of common grade, he sold. A number of Improvements are planned at llio planrr null, he said. Prisoner Tries To Take Own Life TACOMA. June 30 iV-Lawrence J. Sharp, 30-year-old Vancouver youth w ho Is charged with dynamit ing his home, attempted to commit suk-lde in his cell here last night. DeU Lieut. Don liager said this morning. Sharp urd a dticanlcd rasor blade to slash his wrist, linger said. His plight was noticed by several other prisoners who called for help. Five surgical stitches were taken at the Pierce county hospital to close the wound. Hospital attendants aald tht ! wound was not serious and that ! Sharp had been returned to the icily jail cell where he Is held for federal authorities. Hnger said the slashing occurred shortly alter 0 p. m. The youth la awaiting trial on a charge of having dynamited tile home of his parents in McLoughlm Heights, Vancouver. He waa a Uni versity of Washington student when the dynamiting look place In May. WASHINGTON. June SO A I governuent swimming pool which nKl LAND. June 30 Ml August became the scene of disturbances i n ' "e deadline for hen opered to both white and 1 """i"g bids on a eo.OOO.OOO-gal- Negro yout.u has been closed. ! ,, n Pacii sewage treatment plant secretary Krug of the interior de. ruru"c!- ' be a major part Chinese Reds Seek Higher Production NANKINO. June 30 (V-Cominu-nlst leader Mao Tste.tima hr.u..i. cast from Peiplng today a message i inmrse workers telling them they must cooperate with rupllHllsIs so that maximum iirn,iurtinn i attained. Mao uigea communist party mem bers to continue their close cooera lion with labor. He said failure of Sun Yat-sen s policies and those of the kuomlntnng was due to their neglect of the proletariate. The red leader declared In a Government Closes Pool Senator Hickenlooper K.-Iowa i to- j report of the state grange session day ended the fust phase at his ! held recently in Coos Bay, given by case against the atomic energy com- j Lillian Thomason, the delegate from mission which he has charged with ihe local group. Mrs. Thomason 's "incredible mismanagement." t report that the session was a busv Hickenlooper announced to the ' one. with some 67 resolutions being Joint senate-house atomic commit- j acted on. Vhe "In Mn P" -U be held in Ontario, and Klam- SSnSLiT. F-'Cl5r,!Sill -h Fa"5 h requested that the committee has acted in closed ses- : k- w.m ,v,. sioa upon some other aspects ol l n'ld there. Mrs. hut case 01 : Tnomason s report was most Inter- He rerrred to his charges ol com- I f Mln ,nd mission laxity In security matters. ' MaitCT Hadley announced that In which the committee has said ha i Ju)"- August. September and Oc to- must present behind dosed iimn' some international phases of atomic montn OI 'he fourth Monday with energy operations, and "certain I one. juiy . terms on the state public welfare commission. PARTY CHEHALIS. June SO i,Pt Albert Ball Jr.. 5. wanted to see a Roy Rogers movie. So Sid Taylor. Chehalta theatre manager, wired Hollywood and a film of "My Pal Trigger" was flown north. The chamber of commerce even sent their new sound pro jector out to the Ball home, out Is Salrer valley. Albert, his folks and friends had a ber there will be only one meeting a I special ho all their own. He has I partment. which operates the pool oroerea closed until further no tice. He acted after the mixed swim ming led to a pool-side melee for a second straight day yesterday. Park police said hundreds were Involved In the pushing and punch ing outside the Anacostia pool In Southeast Washington. At least four youths were Injured, one a girl trampled by a mounted policeman's horse. There were five arrests. The Interior department's order of a no-segregation policy at Its four pools caused a nft with the District of Columbia recreation board, which Insisted that segregation be con tinued. Nea-roes have begun swim- mlng at onlv one other pool, Mr Kinley, but there has been no trou ble there. more or less technical matters. - In the meantime, the commission iH present what Chairman David E. LUienthal called an "accounting of our stewardship" beginning next Wednesday. "We will make this succinct brief and yet comprehensive as possible." LUienthal said. "It should not take many days." Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs. William Jlnnette. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Kilpaulck and Mrs. Thomason. Weed Ready For Jubilee WEED. Calif.. June 30 Veterans of Foreign Wars' Golden Jubilee win be- observed In Weed with a three -day celebration over the Fourth of July week-end. starting with a kiddie parade at 1:30 pm Saturday. July 2. Each days program Is colorful i with a different variety of events j including attractions for children. ! ball games, wrestling matches, band I concerts, hone shows and old time i street dances. Through It all. the i carnival, which start at 10 ajn. daily, continues Its performances. ' Crowning of the queen to reign ! over the Jubilee celebration will take j place Saturday at 11 p.m. at the I dance In the Weed hippodrome. ' SVPPORT WASHINGTON. June 30 11 Representative Stockman IR-Ore.t announced yesterday that he would support the Hoover commission's recommendations for reorganization oX the government. 8tockman said many of his con stituents in eastern Oregon are de- r WANT WHITER DUDS? 5Sl r r nam urops foaraatees em. In any water, any washing method, rain or shine, dried indoors or out! No soap film. RAW DSCPS acute leukemia mending that government spending be reduced. rf the city's S1J.0O0 0O0 sewage dis piwal system. Commissioner William A. 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