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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1949)
PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, AUG. 12. 194 Barkley Says No Wedding, Definitely WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 Vies President Barkley Mid today he has not even discussed the pon elblllty of marriage with Mm. Cur lr ion S. Hadley, St. Louis Widow. Th vice president, emerging from a cabinet aeaslon, told White Mouse reporters: "Th matter of a wedding haa never been mentioned or discussed, even on the fringes, between us." Barkley described Mra. Hadley. with whom he attended a baseball Fame last meek-end aa "a very lovely and charming woman." But he specifically denied that there would be a wedding In Paducah, Ky.. tomorrow. "I'm going to Paducah tomorrow to participate In the dedication of an airport to be named Barkley field." he Mid. He added that Mra. Hadley and her daughter will be In Paducah as his guest and that he might possibly take them back to St. Louia Sunday before he returns to Washington. "There will be no wedding?" he Waa asked. "No, Sir," he replied. Pressed as to whether he would be In a wedding as a best man or otherwise, he aald: "No. Sir, this thln( la getting funny." Asked pointblank whether he wil marry Mrs. Hadley, Barkley Mid: "I can say that the matter has never been discussed, even on the fringes, between us. I am tryins to protect a very charming woman from rumors or even deductions." Defoliation Tests Being Made Here The Farmers Air service has been running clover defoliation ex periments tor the last several days. Tests were run at the George Ste venson farm at Olene, Cecil Hunt farm. Bonanza, the Lloyd Gift farm In Langell valley, and at the farm of G. W. Osborn and son at Macdoel. Tests are also being run for the defoliation of peas. More tests for potatoes will be given later In the fall. At present the service is busy spraying potatoes for aphis. i 5 Min. from Town L If you're looking for a s f Bargain IN A GOOD USED RANGE or Refrigerator Set Us! These have all been put In ex cellent condition In our shop and an priced WAY LOW! See them! VERN OWENS' CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS CO. 124 No. 4th Ph. 8365 m p 500 S isaaaaaaaB A. -aaw - - - .Mmmm. Regrouped! Hyde Park & Capps Fashion Park T I7J $E Other Groups $38 and $48 Select your fall salt now and uve up to H of regular price. J 131 Main Phone IIM l iwafc rffcawtowwaMaiiii aa a Good News Operated from a tractor seat, breaking chores of haying and cora-chopping. Here, with the hay pick - chops and blows it Into a trailing wagon for removal at storage point. replaces the hay unit, the time and labor-saving machine sweeps along for silage. The new harvester is now In production in New Holland. Pa. W. V. Knotts As Manager W. V. Knotts. manager of the Tucson, Arix Sears, Roebuck and company store, has been appointed manager of Sears for Klamath Falls, It was announced by D. R. LaMotte, assistant tone manager. Knott succeeds H. S. Hartley, w.'o resigned recently. The new manager arrived In Klamath. spending Thursday and Friday morning in the store before re turning to Tucson to close his af fairs there. He planned to be back permanently In Klamath Falls Tuesday. Knott has been with Sears since 1936. acting as store manager at Mollne and Decatur, 111. He started with Sears as a salesman in Louis ville. Ky. Mrs. Knott and their two young est children. Judy, 10, and Amo, 13, now are Tlslting relatives in Louisville. They will join him here at the end of August. Their oldest son. Donald, will remain In Tucson to complete his last year at the University of Arizona. While this Is his first time In the Northwest. Knott said he al ways hu had the desire to live here because of the wonderful cli mate and fine people. George Wollenberg, Sears zone merchandise manager, who has acted as Klamath Falls manager the past two weeks, will return to Los Angeles the first of the week. Elks Picnic Set For Next Sunday The gravel pit, otherwise known as Denton park, above Fort Klam ath, will be the scene Sunday of the annual Elks club picnic for members of the lodge and their families. John Schubert heads a commit tee In charge of picnic arrange ments. Families attending are supposed to bring a picnic lunch and eating i utensils; the lodge will furnish I watermelons, soft drinks and beer, i starting at 11 a. m. Swimming and ! various games are scheduled for ; the afternoon. ' SALE ' PORTLAND. Aug. 12 m The ! first sale of Northwest export wheat under the government's subsidy plan and the International wheat I agreement was reported here today. Kerr-Gifford and company will I ship about 250,000 bushels of hard winter wheat to Peru late this month. it: To $1)5 $ for Back-Breaking -V at I .'Uf I'M') this new double-duty field forage Takes Over Of Sears Here W. V. KNOTTS The new manager of the Sears, Roe buck and company store in Klamath Falls, spent Thurs day and Friday morning get ting acquainted with store personnel. He returned to Tucson, Ariz., where he was Sears manager, to close his affairs, and will be back in Klamath Falls permanently Tuesday. Washington Apple Harvest Opens WENATCHEE, Aug. 12 (ff-First apples of North Central Washing ton's estimated 20,000-car crop were being picked today. They are red delicious, being picked green for shipment to Point Barrow, Alaska northernmost com munity under the U. S. flag. The apples, picked from the Homer Trefry ranch, will be sent north by boat leaving Seattle Aug. 17. Green now, they will have turned golden by the time they reach Alaska. Normal picking dates for de licious are not before Sept. S. This Is the fourth year the green fruit has been shipped to ripen on board ship. CARNIVAL jcowt iwt it wc ifirvicf, e".. n. itto. V. . t. f. ' r '.'Be careful. Junior and don't you go getting mixed up in. ny of thoiw anrry-nairy fight for appropriation!!" Harvesting harvester does away with the bark- up. it takes hay from the windrow, When a corn attachment Unset) a row, cutting and chopping corn Two Bishops Named For Slovakia Post PRAGUE. Aug. 12 P The Vati can has appointed two new bishops In Slovakia in an aciton which may cause a new clash between church and state here, It was disclosed today. The new appointees are Monsignor Ambrosius Lazlk, who has been I serving as apostolic administrator of Tarnava, and Monsignor Robert j Pobozny. who has been capitular i vicar of Roznava. They are to be consecrated next I Sunday. Both have expressed their ' loyalty to the nation's primate. his last pastoral letter. The letter was Issued June 2( and It accused the Szechoslovak government of per secuting the church and attempting to crush religious liberty. This pastoral letter has been de nounced by the government as a "subversive and anti-state docu ment." The possibility of a new state church clash over these appoint ments arises out of the unofficial agreement under which the state maintains the right to reject or approve any candidate for bishop proposed by the Vatican. However, the Vatican diplomatic representative here claimed this issue hsd been circumvented. He said that the two new Slovakian bishops were not named bishops in residence but merely titular bishops. Hope Loses Pecr For Recording HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 12 (FV-Bob Hope will continue to broadcast his weekly radio show "Live." He wanted to record the show In advance before each Tuesday broad cast time whenever traveling com mitments might Interfere. But his sponsor, Lever Bros., said they wanted only "in person" perform ances. With NBC looking on. an Im partial three-man arbitration board decided yesterday in favor of Lever Bros. Both parties agreed to abide by the decision. So, It will be Bob (coming-to-you-live-as-usual) Hope In the fall. CONFAB LA GRANDE, Aug. 12 fP The Oregon Tavern Owners association will convene here August 21-23, with about 250 or 300 delegates expected. Ty Cobb played more major league games than any other play er 3033 games. By Dick Turner QffaJV Mm A Revolution In Albania Reported ROME. Aug. 12 111 Report" published in morning newspapers here today quoted Radio Athens as saying a revolution had broken out in Northern Albania. The report, which it not credited to any aourre, aald fighting was under way between Albanian army units and partisans. It said the re volt wss being directed by events of Premier Marshal Tito of Yugo slavia. Albania, which ! cut off from land communication with other Soviet satellites, has been on the outs with Tito since he was ex pelled from the comtnform (com munist International Information bureau). Several Albanian leaders charged with being pro-Tito re cently were executed by the Alban ian government. BELORADE. Yugoslavia, Aug. 13 (At Diplomatic sources here aald today they had no knowledge of a revolution In Albania as reported by Rome newspapers. Government officials here also disclaimed knowledge of an Alban ian revolt, as did officials at the Albanian legation. The Albanians said they did not believe the report West Cracks Down On Yote In Germany FRANKFURT. Oermany. Aug. 13 The Western Allies cracked down today on both communists and resurgent nationalists In Western Germany's federal election cam paign. The U. S. military government civil division in Berlin banned a German communist election pam phlet depicting an American army serueant aa a black marketeer. British officials in Duesseldorfi seized 500.000 copies of a communist leaflet signed by seven former nasi S. S. (elite guard) men. It told Germans to vote "for those who work for Germany's freedom in building a national front" and at tacked the west's administration of Germany as colonial rule. An American military government spokesman lashed out last night at the "pronounced nationalism" dis played In the campaign. He warned that opinion abroad would not over look "the sudden forgetfulnesa" by German politicians of American help. The anti-allied campaigning went on unabated, however. Scattered violent incidents are marking the campaign, which winds up Sunday. Some 31.000.000 voters are expected to go to the polls that day to choose a West German parliament. Id the election. West" Germans choose a 400-member parliament for an 11 -state republic In the U. 8, British and French Bones. This parliament then will name a presi dent and a prime minister (chan cellor) who will organize the gov ernment. Posse Tracks Down Rape Suspect GRAY COURT, 8 .C, Aug. 13 1 A wiry little Negro wanted in con nection with an attempted rape of a white girl was apprehended today and speeded to the state peniten tiary at Columbia. The Negro, object of a wide man hunt near here for the last two days, was seized In a wooded area between this Laurens county farm town and Greenwood, 60 miles south of here. He Is Willie Junior Tolbert, 28. The capture occurred so swiftly that few persona knew about It until the Negro was well on the way to Columbia. A mere handful of offi cers were patrolling the search area when he was taken. Four of the big Elater fireflies of Mexico or Brazil can throw enough light by which a book can be read. TA Romance T.ik. . frrn r Thai tittmjiem UU T,n Million Renters f SaaL3iyf Remember (iO This Scene (rS ii mmm h ii iti nun mvmmmmmmmmmmrmmmmmmimmmmmmmmrrm . ; - '.'..;' "' CELEBRATES 75TH BIRTHDAY Herbert Hoover, the only living ex-president of the United States, accepts the elaborate coke presented to him by the Son Francisco Junior chamber of commerce on the occasion of his 75th birthday. The cake, shaped like a large book, was presented in the main hall of the Hoover institute and library ot Stanford university, Calif. Lobbying To Be Probed In Washington WASHINGTON. Aug. 12 IO The house voted today to Investigate lobbying In Washington. By voire vote, to which no dissent was heard. It adopted a resolution setting up a seven-man house com mittee to make the Inquiry. Rep. Sabath (D-Ill.) told the house he had heard that lit lobby ists In the first three months of IMS "spent or had spent on them over $2,000,000." The committee, to be named by Speaker Raybum D-Tex, will have power to subpoena. During debate. Rep. Marcantonlo SATURDAY MORNING DOORS OPEN CL 1.00 A. M. VI THE STORY FAVORITE OF MILLIONS NOW ON THE SCREEN. ..and more wonderful than ever la Bot. Co I C Hl-Hfl FUN SATURDAY Oylt 1 THRILLING ADVENTURE ,ZfJ Of AMY AND aft. .,&Ad!r I WSDOG.. yjfyA ' t in a heart- ( warmini drama i M, ' . 7?' f 'ITVi. '!2a2fe .4y;Coman!onJLaJwaI ILD BILL tLtrOTT in fcTAGECOACH$ ROBBEKYvK (AL-N Y.) proposed an Investigation of the operation ot rent control under Housing Expediter Tlghe Woods. The New Yorker aald he did not care to discuss the "ainlaler Influ ences" by which Woods got hla Job, but did want to tell the house that "tenants are being fleeced" by a loose administration of the rent con trol law. "Woods goes out of hla way to turn his office Into an annex for the real estate Industry." Marcan tonlo aald. 1IF.ALTH MEET LA GRANDE. Aug. 13 CV- A five-day Institute for public health workera will open here Monday un der the ausplrea of the State Tuber culosis and Health association. Only Bobby Jonea 1026. 130) and Oene Sarazen (1932) have won the U-8. and British Open golf titles In the aame year. SHOW ) C?V ROBERT L0WERY Hll MftUT WIU KM HM1M UltUlU SMIDM KMUI wcnui mum I. FUNU NkMUII rUM 1KU ITU 1UNT aw FUME an mm w . - .m wm. i'am- rriv f oil i J 'in Jl I a .2. Parrot Gives Alarm When Fire Starts BAKER, Aug. 12 l11-Flre dis covered by a parrot raged through the Circle K pool hall In the little town of Haines, about 11 miles west ot Baker, In the middle of the night last night, wrecked the building and damaged two neighboring building! to the extent of Uft.OOO. The parrot, "Polly." had been left In the establishment when Bra Hawka went upstalra for the night. Rhe reported that she heard the bird fussing, Investigated with a gun, thinking first of prowlers, and discovered the fire. By that time flumes had enveloped the upstairs apartment and Miss Hawka escaped In her nightdress holding the guns and the parrot cage. Owners of the pool hall, Mr. and Mra. Kesgard, were out of town when the tire happened. m NOW. ENDS TONITE JAMES MASON BARBARA BEL GEODES ROBERT RYAN ra.ua r ASHING PARADE ' C'omody aiewa Mil j neat 1 1 o H CTAtTS SATURDAY OFFlCt STRGGtWH? SEHSHWHl ctMK ..n.it r as mum "S that ? ,t the wonder MOST am yjmMfi''i f ill m S&sm.m m iW' o'lli' w --i4 'JW St Isml S?r'A i 1 i i
