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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE MINI f Demo Split Rising Over Farm Plans WANIIINIiTO.N. July I ijrw rebellion broke out In drntorralie renke today eaalitel Ihe admlnlslra-tlon-eupported (arm bill. 1 1lls threatened la drfeat even three-crop Irtal run far Ihe contro versial llrennan plan of production piaivnU er euboldlee e eupporl (arm prices. Hew. Onto iD-Tenn.l, usually an ailiiiinlaiiailnn lupporlir, an iimmccri a bi-partisan group end enrne farm leaders ma drawing i eubMltute bill to iiiniinue the pret erit (arm program In Iv&o. The prrecnl prugram supports major crop al rlild mi per cent ( parity. Ilirouih gavernntcnl loan and purrl,aere that remove price deprcaeliig eurplusr Iran Ilia mar kets. Parity la a prlre calculated M give farmere a purrhaalng paarr lu lair relationship with lha price el tllltifla Ihey musl bujr. dole's bill would reject Ilia Uian nan urodurUiin payment plan en- tircly and art aside Uia Aiken law rim. ten by Ilia republican-controlled auih rormreas and scheduled to be. runi cllocilve nest year. Tht Alkrn law parmiu flriibla 60 la pa wr rein al parity tupinrt pro ' (rain fur major cropa. Alkrn con tends, however, Uiat rigid auppuru town m maintainrd undrr tha law (arc disputed rlalma al ever- whelming democratic avpport far W Itrannaa plan IrUI ran and pre. 'dirlrd a bi-partisan fraup will ram through hla aulialllulc bill kaaplni lha "llme-leeted" present law. hpeaker Haiburn art lha crucial debate la begin In lha hauaa Monday. ';' . , ti1 ... f. ,.'1 i' . , IS- STEWARDESS AWAITS AID Stewordess Chorlotte Creno dicr of Long Beach, Calif , grimaces with pom os she lie on a stretcher near Ihe scene of a commerciol oirlmer crosh neor Burbonk, Calif. The pilot has just reported o fight omong passengers in which one man va badly beoten. The plone carried 45 people, including the crew. There are 28 known dead. Referendum On Pension Held Success POHTTANI), July 11 iP-Old aur rrfrrendum bat'kara (Inllnrd auct-rfva triday, but the daylight Having rrl- I arrndum waa atlll thort l tlic nrrd- rd algnaturra. i Tha othrr two rrfrrainluina on ( tha Kogua rlvrr dam and the aire- trlral rontrartora' llcrn'ii.g bill . appeared dnomrd. Joe C limine, old agr prnaion leader, aald 16.0A! aignaturea have already been certltlrd on the old age relerendum. A kital ol I5.B24 ilgnalurea are needed In aubmlt lawa to referen dum, and prevent their goinir into ' effert until the eleetlon t lliro. The daylight aavlng relerendum waa 6000 certified namen hort, but iponaora who had other namen ready lor certlliratlmi atlll hojied to meet tha deadline. W. J Smith, who headed the drnr to halt conatrurtion ol a Rjgue river dam. reported "very, very bad " pronpecta lor the auccew ol Im rel erendum. "We aent out more than 2000 pell tlona. but we haver t had the re ulU we eipected." he uld. "We ni, get a deluge In at the lam minute, but If we don't get them In right away we ara going to lour." The fourth referendum aimed agalnat a bill lleeiulng elertrual oontractora haa not been prriued recently. PetiUoru have been circulated In Portland atreeta for only one ol the tour referendum the old age pen alon meaayra. Former'i Daughter Sticks To Youth AHTOKIA. July II iil Ttia farmer'! daughter who ran oil to Teiai with JO-year-old lrny All rorn held hla hand In )all yenterday and vowed ahed marry tha young Texan. Allium U In the pokey berauv of wnrthleu cherka he gave Mra. Mar guerite Mamhalli lalher. E. M. Ilulla. lor a larm and an automobile dealer lor a car Mn Manhall. tha 37-year-old mother of two youngatera, plana to obtain a divorce from her huaband, a ar, Idler at Port Knox. Ky. Allcorn blamea the whole affair on love. "I mint have Just gone crazy." he aald. while explaining why he bought the car and took Mra. Mar hall to Teiai. Ue the Want Ada for Quick ReauiU.' Tuna Fleet Heads Out To Sea Again ASTORIA. July 13 tV-Atorla tuna Heel waa at aea today with aome boata atlll putting on bait tank In preparation lollowlng llrat landing of albaeora thla aeaaon. 71iree dellverlea of small amounta have been made. Jeme H. Petrlch. the first liherman to llnd tuna thla year landed nine and the vev aela Hylvia and Oayhall brought In a lew each. . PORTI.ANIIKR PORTLAND. July 13 iPi Roy O White, pilot of an airliner that crashed yeiiterday near Loa Angelea, formerly lived In Portland. Hla parenu, Mr. and Mra. ffc,.-' White, realde In nearby Parkniae and were vUltliig at their aon'a home at the time of the air tragedy. Hla widow, Ann, and two aoni aurvlve. Gl Educational Pay Law Changed 8ALEM, July 13 upy- Oregon war veteran can t get educational bene fit lor nudy ouuld tha aula un leaa they ahow that tha required training la not available Inalda Ore gon, the atate department of vet erana affaire aald today. That provis'.on la in a new law whlrh becomes elfectlva Sacurday. About 45 veteran have drawn educational benefit for study In other slates, and two have received benefit for study In foreign eoun trlrs. Benefit now total i3S a month lor each veteran, but II will b In creased to 130 on September 1. Us tha Want Ada for Quick ResulUI IIKARINO Altl SPECIALIST KIR P.KLTONK ma U Klaaialb ralla Iwlra eeh mnnia. H ilt lar aalalntal a rata Hua HaiNO Tin. Jamea N. Tall a AaaoeiaUw, flu l.avrlla aiar , atatffar. Ore Suomela Takes Yarden Post PORTLAND, July II .4l-rnle Hunmela was reapinted master fih warden yeaterday and tha atate fiah commlaaion mmeai to tighten enforcement nf l lie auu ban nil uae of art lieu In anaalaj atreanu MaJ II 8 Tobin. Oregon Wild I. lie Federation aerretary. report ed the law waa being atasled by uae of weighted drill gillncu. Trie rommiMion aet a public hearing lor nest moiilh on new net regulations, when a limit Is planned for wrighta on drift nets. MUfimrta s second term la lur an other Inur years. The commlaaion waa told that clearing of Claukanie naer of ba Jama la halt completed. The river will be oiiened lor aalmn run by Ihe end ol August, the rommiaelon bellevee No arllon waa taken on Ihe pro poaal to build a hydroelectric dam at Ihe Prlion sue on the l. arhutea river. Olllciaia aald the sinnaors had not yet tiled for a i ronntrm-uon permit. ! It i a u Accident Victim Out Of Hotpitol Neil Pearaon, 1 1-year-old son of Mr and Mr. Edward Pearsoa of 1110 Kane, waa reloaaed from Mlll aide hospital Tueadaiy night, rarov ering nicely from a head Injury auf tered In a bear ball came. The young boy waa hurt at Pair view ei honl when he ran la catch a fly ball and tell down a steep embankment, striking hi head on the pavement. Tor a few pennies per word you ran advertise to thousands through a Want Adt Phone till. APPOINTMENT Ronold A. Gurntey, ion of Mr. ond Mr. C. 0. Corniey of Anchorage, Alaiko, and forrneily of Chil oqum ond Lamm j camp at Yamiey, hos received on ap pointment to Annopolu Naval ocodemy. Curnjey attended ichools in Chiloqum. Hu od dreii it Mid. R. A. Curniey, USN, 1012 Boncrott holl, USNA, Annopolu, Md, Pole Held To Be War Spy MANCHKHTKR. Eng , July 3 it Marlen Karxmarek. 40-year-old i lormer Poluh artillery otllcer. waa I ronvK-led Tueaday ol spying on i llrllaln and the American alrlorce j lor a foreign power. I He waa sentenced to three years j In prison. I Karunarrk was apaciliraliy ac cused nf oblainllig Information prejudicial to tlie interesu ol the state, whirh might be "useful di rectly or indirectly to an enemy." tie was accused of eight viola tion of lha British official secrets act. Although Ihe foreign power was not named In the eight count In dictment, the prosecution charged that Karzmarek s boa was MaJ. Julian Kajcly. assistant military at tache al Poland s London embassy. The prosecution had charged that Katxmarrk waa oommusloned I to find out. among other things, j whether lha U. 8 Is sending atom ! bomba and Jet tighter planes to ' t'nrlanrf Clatsop County islator Dies Legi ASTORIA. July 13 I. Mark Julius Johnson. 67 prominent Clat sop county dalrvman and former legislator, died Monday of a heart attack. He was president and a founder of tha Lower Columbia Cooperative Dairy association, a school director and member ol 11 ic legislature from 19: to 1932. The widow, two sons and two daughter aunue. Vsa the Want Ads for Quirk Results! Harry Mesner Better Today Marry Mesner. Injured In a liwging accident Monday, was reported to be doing better today al Hillside hospital. Meaner suffered a badly crushed leg when ha waa caught between rolling logs In the Pouaw valley area where he and hu partner. Martin Reynolds, were operating I their private logging contract outfit. Interior Gets New Land Powers WASHINGTON. July 13 oPi The senate Interior committee haa ap proved a bill to give interior depart ment attorneys full authority to clear title to land needed lor recU- j mation project. I Present law requires final ap ! pruval ol land titles by lha Justice I department. The Interior department told the I committee In lu report on the leg- Islatlon that the actual work always has been don by Interior depart ment attornrys and the Justice de partment's participation I sknply a matter ol review. Senator Walking IR-Utaht. au thor ol Ihe bill, said Its enactment would result In aavlng time and money. ' y7"x: if- Jl t " 'V' ii Sure KIWANIS HEAD J. HuojS Jockson, dean of the gradu ate Khool of business at Stan ford university, is the newly elected president of Kiwon.s International. Willard Word, president of the Klamath Ki wonis club, said today that Jackson is planning a nation wide tour in the neor future, ond effort will be made to bring him to Klamath Falls. LASTS o ooo Klamath Falls and Southern California linked with DIRECT Fast -Freighting Vcsl Coast Vast Freight Slashes Shipping Time hr Whole Days! Authorized by the IntartUtt Commerce Commisiion, Wait Coait Fast Freight hat just inaugurated the only feiUit-by-Und, ene-carriar freighting batwaan Klanath Falls and Southern California. More news! ... Every pound el every shipment is fully insured and protected! 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