PACE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 1949
Morals Case
May Go To
Jury Today
Another request (or a mistrial
tnded thli morning a session of the
urcuit court tnsl of Lee Harring
ton, 43-year-old Indian charged with
a moral offense Involving 14-yea.--old
boy.
The trial. If It goes to the Jury,
probably will b concluded thi
afternoon or early evening.
U. 8. Balenttne, attorney for Har
rington, aaked tht mistrial ruling
)uu before noon when District At
torney D. E. Van Vactor, cross-ex-
mining Harrington, asked tht de
fendent If ha had ever been con
victed of a crime.
Balenune asserted that the ques
tion was put In solely to prejudice
the Jury against Harrington. Yester
day, when Deputy Sheriff Marlon
Barnes was on the witness stand
and started to mention a possible
previous conviction. BalenUne asked
for a mistrial and the motion was
denied by Circuit Judge David R.
Vandenbcrf.
Harrington purportedly maae a
statement In the district attorney's
office last March 19, the day ne was
arrested, admitting Immoral acta
with the young boy. but today on
.the jattnei. stand he refuted the
' entire statement. He said when he
made the statement he was unable
to get a lawyer and 'thought he
didnl have a chance.
Harrington denied any Improprie
ties with the youth, but admitted
giving him clothing and money on
several occasions last fall and win
ter. He said, however, he tried to
make the boy stay away from his
cabin on Michigan street and that
the youth Insisted on coming there
to star on various nights.
A witness for Harrington. Ralph
Harp, testified this morning he
suved at the Indian's cabin most of
last January and February while
the boy was a frequent visitor and
that he never saw anything Im
proper between Harrington and the
you'n.
Luciano Goes
Into 'Exile'
In Tiny Town
ROME, July I W Charles
"Lucky" Luciano, onetime New
York view king, will be -exiled" to
a village in Sicily "because his
presence in Rome is a crime threat,"
Italian authorities announced today.
The 61-year-old Sicilian was
picked up yesterday In his fashion
able Rome- apartment. He was
questioned In connection with an
international drive on drug traffic
but "no evidence was found against
him." polio said.
Nevertheless, they said, he will
be sent to the tiny village of Lereara
Fnddi, near Palermo.
The village was his home once be
fore. When Luciano waa deported
from the United Slates in 147 and
arrived here, he was restricted to
Sicily. Later, however, he waa per
mitted to circulate freely.
Luciano was imprisoned In New
York in 1918 fir selling narcotics.
He later became the "boss" of New
York's prostitution ring. He was
sentenced in 1936 to serve 30 to 50
years in 8ing Sing on compulsory
prostitution charges. Alter serv
ing nine years and six months he
was paroled for deportation.
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LEGION HEAD New com
mander of Klomoth post No.
8 of the American Legion is
Paul Steinke, on air force vet
eran of nine years' service.
Cut Asked
In Atomic
Work Funds
WASHINGTON. July ifwrmb
tre.ul-rea piled today fur the em
battled atomic energy mnmlwrn
A committee has approved a sstara)
1 cut In what the ateney wanted M
spend, and Iwa eontreassnea nave
icrommended permanent snramag
curbs.
The monev setback was handed
out yrMerriay by the senate appro-
pnatious committee It refused to
Increase the 11.0S0 (KXUVO in ce.n
and contract authorisations Allowed
, bv the houe. This represented a
' T.87 0J sla.h from the Il lrT O.V .
! (X budget estimste for the tix-al
; ytar which began July 1.
Previously a senate appropriations
I subcommittee had recommended an
; increase of approximately tAS.MO.-
i 0 in the house bill.
I Both Thalrman O'Maheoey
e 1 ' n i .
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GOVERNOR A banquet
yvi in fiaf.on ceremonies nevt
Mcvicv evening will be held
m hewr of the Loval Order
of Moose Supreme governor,
Waiter Cibson, who will make
on otticiol visit to the Klarrt-
(D- 'n Falls lodge.
S Steinke Named
Legion Chief
At election of officers for Klam
ath Post No. 8. American Legion.
Paul Steinke was named commander
for Uie coming year. Elected to
serve with him were Loy Parker,
first vice commander: James Leard.
second vice commander. T. D. Case. :
adjutant and Harry Van. finance i
officer. i
Elected to the executive committee 1
were George Wood. H. H. Ogle.
Marion Green. Pred Heilbronner and
Julian Abbott. j
The following members were elect
ed as delegates to the state con- j
vention to be held in Salem in Au- j
gust: f-red Heilbronner. Dr. M. E.
Moose Governor
full appropriation committee s ac
tion. O Mahonev called the cut -unrealistic"
McMahon. tn a separate In
terview, said It was a "mistake."
While the two agree on this, they
disagree on what method should be
used to check on commission spend
ing. Both are authors of recom
rirndations to accomplish the lob.
McMahon woold amend the!
atomic energy law to require that '
each year congress "authorise the ,
ameral programs of the atomic en- I
trey commission and also the total
amount ef money requested to sup-
port these programs."
Representative Durham D-N. C
vice chaisman of the Joint commit
tee, is sponsoring a similar bill in
ti.e house. f
The commission now may proceed
Cooper. Paul Otterbem. Carl Schu- 011 nMr Project pretty much as It
oert, Julian Abbott. O. D. Matthews, P-ea.es witnout specmc congression-
Angus Newton and the Commander- ' authorization.
elect Steinke. I
Steinke served with the air force
for time years. Tor three and one-
We.l of the subcommittee and
t hairmaa MrMahon iD-Cowwl of
the Joint aenate-house atomic eom-
irlttee said thai a tight woaia a If II
made on the floor In override the I O V iSt rlOTC
Supreme Ootcrnor Walter Gibson
. of the Loyal Order of Moose will be
; special guest Monday. July 11 when
, a banquet and initiation w ill be held
I by the Klamath lodge.
The banquet all be at 8 30 p. m at
j the Wiuema hotel, followed by in
J ittation at the lodge at ( p. m.
j Lodges from Bend. Redmond.
I Mrdford and Merril will participate
: in the evening s activities. Th.s Is
Gibson's second visit to Klamath
j Falls a. id Oregon. All members are
cordially Invited and urged to bring
in new candidates
Solon Blasts
Proposal On
Air Service
WASHINGTON, July I iT-Rep.
Norblad iR-Ore.l today lodged op
position with the civil aeronautics
board In proposals that West tvaat
Air Lines be given exclusive author
ity to provide air setvire to Salem,
Oie.
The change would Involve stop
ping of service by United Air Lines
u balrm.
Salem la an Important point on
the national network of I'mted.
Norblad told Ihe CAB. while West
Coast Air Lines is a local northwest
operation.
He said that while West Coast
service aould be valuable, it would
be only of the feeder line type, with
passengers making long trips having
to change planes lor through service.
United operates six flights a djy
through Salem. Notblad said, and
these handled 3400 persons In the
first six months of the current year.
He said L'tuted s passenger revenues
from the city were about 8111.000.
Norblad aald the "wiser move"
would be lo allow both l'tuted and
West Coast to use the Salem facil
ities. "To cut out the present r liable.
eflic.eut service provided by United
from Salrm to all parts of the na
tion, certainly la not In any way
Justified,'' Norblad wrote the commission.
Merrill Moose
Slate Meeting
Saturday Date
Set For Swim
Class Sign-Up
Mr.RRIl.I.. July S-Youngters In
terested In taking pnrt In the vaca
tion swimming classes at Ihe Malln
pool are asked to sign tip between I made Women f the Moose served
MUtrtll l July i-A special meet
ing ol Ihe Merrill Moose lodge, chap
ter 3M. will be held at t p. m. Thura.
day, July 14 when nsw members
will be Initialed.
As many menibeu as possible are
wanted by the chapter belore then
Governor Jim Couulmui presided
over I lie; last meeting July 8 when
plana lor the romlng Initiation wete
and 4 p. m. Saturday at the Mer
rill Lumber company.
Children should be accompnnlrd
by a parent or bring a signed slip.
Women who w ill be able In ar- I
company the children for swimming '
lessons are also urged In sign up at i
the same time The age limit for 1
children has been lowered from '
seven years old lo any child w ho has i
had one year of schooling. Maxi
mum age restriction for lessons Is 14
A list of those who signed up at I
school will be posted soon In Ihe
Merrill Lumber company and a
rchedule of classes will be an-1
I.ounced Monday,
relreshiurnla following the business
session
King May Declare
emergency Soon
LONDON, July 8 i.si King
Clirv VI u-ill K. ..u-.j ... I
-ut w wtni lu urvisrc a
Mefford Oil
Outlook Good
Dr. L. J. Boothby of Klamath
Falls has announced that there
encouraging evidence In the Mi
ford oil well drilling operations at
Crow ramp near burns.
Boothby said that several Klam
ath Falls people have Interests in
the oil well. He hss been working
with George Mefford and associate
at Burns.
He said that evidences of oil tn
quantities are being brought up
from a depth of 1788 fret.
H. L. Ksstl, a lung-time oil driller.
NX. Youth
Booked Here
Albert William Dover. 38. of aeltl
l.awmice. was arrested by state
police last night on a fugitive war
r.mt from North Carolina.
The young man as held In the
county jail in lieu n! I.'.'XH) ball and
Sherllf Jack Kraney said Ihe Nor'h
Carolina charge was one of remov
ing mortgaged properly.
Also booked at the Jail last night
waa William III Irs Gray, young air
force soldier from Ihe San Anlonin,
Tex., air base. Gray waa arrested by
slate police and booked lor vagrancy.
i Whistles Blow At
nau years ne served with the ?7th D ... si
S !IIIJ lllllS
fighter squadron of the 20th fiehter I
group. Two years of this time he I
served with them in England as
first sergeant. He has been very
active in Legion affairs and is now
employed as bookkeeper for the
M. L. Johnson Insurance company.
PITTSBURGH. July t i Start-
to-work whistles blew at Western
Pennsylvania soft coal mines today
but nobody showed up at the pits.
Obeying John L. Lewis' order to
I work only three days a week during
I current contract negotiations, min
' ers stayed at home. They worked
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
I After this week they are heeding the
i United Mine Workers president's
A special meeting has been called rdlct to work Mondav, Tuesday and
for the K Is math
Dairymen's asso- , Wednesday and then stop,
elation to discuss milk control prob- I Coal operators over the nation had
lems Monday. ' said they would post work orders
The group will meet In the Wi-
Dairymen To Talk
Control Problems
Judge Page
Takes Bench
SALEM. July 1 1 si Marion Coun
ty Circuit Judge E. M. Page became
a member of the state supreme court
today In ceremonies in the court s
chamber.
Fifty persons crowded the room.
Judge Page was appointed to suc
ceed the late Justice Percy R. Kelly.
The chief Justice. Hsll 8. Lust,
read a tribute to justice Kelly, and
announced that memorial services
would be held for him at some future
dale.
Assistant Attorney General Rex
ivimmeu waa sworn in tn i
Page s place as circuit judge. Chief Filbert Insect control, round table
. dmimstered the oath discussions and reports are on the
to both Page and KimmelL I program.
state of national emergency Monday ' ,L'J7 JZ "n,p " "
imu.. s J """""'.said that he had seen wells wiih
..... a . , luiitiiiH uock won- ....
era- strlk. i. mni ' ,,r "M snowing man tne Meiiom
Chuter Ede said today.
Ede told the house of commons
I Ue king would be advised by the
government to Issue a proclamation
ueciaring "a state of emergency ex
Ista.'- It would enable regulations to
j be made "to restore the essentials of
life to the community."
More than 10300 stevedores were
Idle In London s spreading water
front work stoppage and lnoo British
soldiers were unloading food from
some of the 104 cargo ships tied up.
TO MEET
NEWBERO. July t P Oregon
Nut Growers, Inc. will hold their
19th annual meeting here Saturday.
Terms of four directors. Including
President W. J. Sullivan. Newberg.
expire and Iheir succevsora will be
well develop into a production of
i from 10 lo 13 thousand barrel ca-
pacity.
Boothby aald that rirlllint haa
stopped at the 1,88 depth and Mr(
1 ford Is preparing lo seal off
water and test the find.
The Klamath man Just returned
from Burns to his home at 111 S
f.h.
T Buy or Sell-
"i. Errol Flynn A
el- p- . . '
rree Man Again
LAS VEGAS. Nev. July I t
Actor Errol Flynn Is a free man
today and his second wife, the for
mer Nora Eddington. is making
plana to marry Crooner Dick
llaymes,
Noia obtained a divorre from
Flynn yesterday and announced she
and Haymes will be wed July 17 in
Beverly Hills. The former cigar
stand girl accused Flynn of extreme
mental cruelty.
Hvnn. in, and Nora, 14, were
married six yesrs ago in Arepulro,
Mex. He waa formerly married to
Lilt Domlia.
llaymes. recently divorced by
Ihe ' Artresa Joanne Dru. haa been here
! wnue Nora was making her required
Grand Jury
ate M
tailed ror
July 18 Date
Hie Klamath county grand jury
lias been ordered lo return In active
sraaton Monday morning, July II, by
Circuit Judge David R. Vandenberg.
Foremost among Ihe several crim
inal rases In lie considered by Ihe
jury Is that of William Howard Rice,
charged with first ilrgtee murder tn
the dismemberment death of his
wile. Jennie, whose lorso waa found
In Klamath river May 37,
Hire has been held In Ihe county
J.ll since May 31.
Another criminal charge wlilrh
probably will be considered by Iht
grand Jury Is thai of negligent hom
icide placed against HI. haul Hhurk
Issi week as a result of the death of
It M. Anderson In an aulomobila
accident. Slunk Is Iree on J10.000
bond.
Members of Ihe grand Jury, held
ever from the December term of
court, are Warren Frulta, foreman;
Maurice Miller, O. K. I'ui kett, o. R.
Hslnwater. Hnlonil W. Cofer, John
A. Vaughn and Unison Dixon.
six weeks' residence,
Mrs. Flynn a awarded legal rus-
: today or two children. Deirdre. 4.
- land Rory. J. although Flvnn a ill
use i.e want Adsl I have physical custody of Ihe boy.
Ends Today RETURN of the BADMEN TYCOON
nema hotel at ( pjn. and hear Wil
nam Durvin. representative of the
milk control program, explain the
price situation for dairy products
and general problems that affect
milk controL
tot a normal work week despite the i :
lewis order. They contend the I
three-day a week order probably Is '
Megal on the grounds It restrains
trade.
That's why the mine whistles
shrilled this morning. Operators are
staying on the safe side. They pro
vided work.
Haynes Has
Long Prison
Record Filed
CORVALLIS. July I HV William
Haynes, the object of a police search
In New Mexico today, waa arrested
by Corvallia city police on August
10. IMS, on charges of carrying a
concealed weapon. He served 30 daya
In the Benton county jail and later
was turned over to Tulare, Calif.,
authorities to face auto theft
charges.
About 10 days ago he waa iden
tified aa one of two men who broke
Into the county jail here on June 4
to free Richard Howard Hall.
Sheriffs officers here said the
apparent confusion over names in
the New Mexico manhunt waa due
to the fact that Hall wag an alias
used by Marshall Huff. Although
this waa an alias, all police records
here list Huff aa Hall. Huff waa
arrested recently In New Mexico.
Ma arrest touching off the search
for the accomplicea.
Officers here aald they have no
cluea aa to the identity of the
second man who participated In the
break.
Soviet Press
Attacks Church
PRAGUE, July t The official
communist press today accused the
leaders of Czechoslovakia's Roman
Catholic church of "trying to un
leash an anti-state movement lo
create chaos in our country."
An editorial tn the party organ.
Rude Pravo, further charged that
'criminals and brutal violence and
anti-state underground are hiding
under the cloak of defense of re
ligious freedom In Slovakia."
This waa the communist explana
tion of last week's disorders In
strongly Catholic Slovakia. There,
according lo previous accounts in
Ihe controlled press, vtllsge Cath
ollcs fought with communist police
to prevent the arrest of their priests.
Now the communists apparently
are attempting to build these scat
tered Incidents up Into charge of
church-Inspired insurrection against
the government.
Niagara Falls Is the largest cata
ract In America and the second
largest In the world, exceeded only
by Victoria Falls In South Africa.
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