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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.
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"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-
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acute leukemia
mending that government spending
be reduced.
rf the city's S1J.0O0 0O0 sewage dis
piwal system.
Commissioner William A. Bowes
fled plans and specifications for
the plant with the city purchasing I
agent today.
Lumber Kiln To
Be Finished Soon
ELGIN. June 30 A U00O0
lumber kiln will be completed by
August 1. F. E. Calder. president
of the new Elgin Pine Lumber.
Inc.. reported Wednesday.
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stati'nirnt cKiniiiirmiirnlliig the lath
anniversary ol I lie Clilnrne cmiiniu
nlst parly that sucreAs ol the pally
resulted solely from Ita cIoas alllanre
Willi Ihe pra.nanta and luborlng
niafmes.
Hut lie warnril that the party's
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uurrslrli'trd llceiiM but rallier lor
contrtil and coojieration aith capital.
Overcast Keeps
Bombers Down
H1IANUIIAI, June 30 ,V All
ovenaitt and rain today kept na
tiiMialM biuubers from returning to
Hhanithal where ye.itenlay they
killed SI perxaia and Injuird mote
than 1U0.
Four - englned bombers, never
more than two at a time, ranged
leisurely over the city at low alti
tude ycKtrrday seeking targets. Moat
of their bombs fell In the crowded
native section of chapel. II waa the
must daring raid yet on the red-
captured illy.
Alintwt negligible resistance Was
put up bv the rnmiuuuiata. Na
antl-alivratt guns went Into action.
The bombers drupiied down ta
around lM feet to get below the
overratl. They were Junt out t4
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