TUESDAY, AUG. 1, 14
PACE FOUR
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Mac Refuses
Invitation To
Return To US
WASHINGTON. Auf. 1 " en.
tlonilaa MacArthur hl formally
declined n InrlUtlon to rrlurn to
th I nlted KUtcs to (In eoncreu
report on Ihr Far Eastern alrua
tinn. The senate foreign relations and
armed service committees had
voted 13 to 12 to a.vk MacArthur to
com home from Tokjo to testify
In connection with the administra
tions (1.450.000.000 foreign anna aid
bill.
Secretary of Defense Louis John
ton today made public Uie text of
reply from MacArthur In which
the seneral said:
"lor the beat reaaona art forth
In my public atatement of Aafost
II. I believe I ran best arm the
national Intern! by remaining at
my pott of doty here.'
Johnson had forwarded the re
quest of the senate committees to
MacArthur and Vice Adm. Oscar
C. Badger, also wanted for tcstl
many on the Par Eastern situation.
Johnson did not order either to
return. j
MacArthur In his reply to John-
son said that this statement of
August II was as follows:
''1 could not help but be deeply
appreciative of the honor reflected
In the draire eapresaed by certain
distinguished members of the V. 8.
ornate that I proceed to Washing
ton to gire my view for considera
tion by the congrraa on the tssne of
l nlted States arms aid to the gov
ernment of China."
No reply has been received from
Admiral Badger.
Have Several!
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Bride Drowns In
Willamette River .
NEWBERO. Aug. 1 OP A young
bride drowned In the Willamette
river south of here yesterday when
she became exhausted and sank
before her husband could help her.
She was Mrs. "Lawrence Charbo
" neau, 17, Oerval. She and her
husband had started working In a
hop yard and went- swimming to
cool off.
Mrs. Charboneauswam to a log
ging raft, climbed on the logs for
rest and sank after starting back
to shore. Firemen .recovered her
body.
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Check Theft
Suspect Held
ALTl'HAS. Calif., Aug. 15 Within
13 hours alter Modoc county she
ill's officers received a report thil
the office of the R. B. Ouenn Con
struction company at Odarville
Calif ., had been broken Into. Leroy
H. Jones was apprehended and
chanted with the Uieft of four)
signed checks and an undetermined .
nunihei of hlunk.t. '
Jones was ju.nl entering Die Al
lura.i ball park when Undersheutt
Jack Stark put him under arrest.
Jones readily admitted the thru
of the checks, olltcers said, and
turned the remainder In his pos
session over to authorities. He said
he had destroyed most of them be
cause he knew he couldn't pass
them.
He li a former resident of Wllr
lows. Calif., and was working for the
Ouenn concern when he allegedly
committed the theft.
He was lodged in the Modoc coun
ty Jail In Alturas to await court
action.
Air Force Unit
To Meet Wednesday
A meeting of the air fore re
serve will be held Wednesday eve
ning at t p. m. In the basement of
the Hall hotel. Important informa- j
tion has been received from souad-
ron headquarters, and all members j
are urged to attend.
MaJ. John Runyan will present a
lecture to the group.
TRAVELING DINERS
Hcliogabalus, Roman emperor,
gave Dinners that required ex
tensive traveling by the guesu.
The diners had to go to a different
pan of the city for each course.
Complaints Filed
Klamath River Farms vs. A. J.
Downey and Jane Doe Downe. el al.
Suit to quiet title of land, llanong
and Qanong, attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Marriage License
DUNNE-LENHAKT William
Dunne. 60. railroad conductor, native
of Ireland, resident of Klamath
Falls. Carrl Lenhart, native of
South Carolina, resident of Los An
geles. Justice Court
Floyd Underbill, fallur to obey
stop sign. Fine $5 90.
Harry Alonso liray, no receipt of
registration in driver's compartment.
Fine tVSO.
Michael Francis D Antonio, fallur
lo procure operator's license. Fine
ISM.
Robert V. Holland, violation of
basic rule. Fine 113 50.
Frank Drnnison Herrlrk. no stop
light on truck. Fine S440.
Earl Troy Thomas, driving during
revoked period. Fin 135.
James Bryan Edmiston. fallur to
procure operator license. Fine
15 50.
James Bryan Edmiston, violation
of the basic rule. Fine 110.
Glenn Philip Horn, failure to pro
cure operator s linns. Pin $550.
Llovd Lesli Cramer, parking In
prohibited tone. Fine 85.JO.
Lee B. Morton, operating truck
without proper clearance light. Fine
$5.50.
Three Hurt
In Accident
Two women and tlve-montli-old
boy were treated tor Injuries In
Malln early yesterday morning fol
lowing an accident at th intersec
tion of th Adams Point road and
highway 39
Juanlta Knlkow and Ellen Bra
till of Malln suffered cuts about
th face, and five month . old
Charles Braillle was treated for
bruises.
The accident occurred w hen a Jeep
driven by Elisabeth Laura Bunnell.
15, pulled onto th highway In
front of th car In which th tlire
wrr Injured, and driven by llcrulc
May Kolkow.
Th Kolkow auto went Into a
barrow pit along th road. Panlln
Kulkow and Sharon lliaallle were
also passengers In tin car, but es
caied unhurt.
jainea Albert Utmurll, father of
lh 16-year-old jeep driver, was
charged with permitting an unli
censed minor lo operate a motor
vehicle.
DHOWNM
PORTLAND. Aug. IS c4V-Edward
Ronald Ooninlly, 14, drowned In th
Columbia river yesterday when
stricken with cramps wlill swim
ming with two brothers and a com
panion. The body was recovered.
HEATED WATER
Hot water pipes have been fitted
to the troughs from which express
trains pick up water on the mam
line to Inverness. England. 1480
feet above sea level. The pipes pro
vent freezing.
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LIFE ON VENI'NT
Th Carnegie Institution of Wash
ington one reported th presence
of carbon dioxide 011 111 planet Ve
nus. Tills practically I proof that
some form of III trial on thai
lilniirl. It lg aultl.
An averng mil of natural gag
plpelln nun about 8100.000.
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NEW MEMBERS .
PORTLAND. Aug. 1 iv-Four
new members have been named to '
the board of governors of the Oregon
gtate bar.
Elected to three-year terms were
Gordon W. Sloan. Astoria (1st dist.);
R. C Kriesien, Bums (2nd dist;
James Landye. Portland (3rd dist.)
and Paul E. Oeddea, Rose burg. 4ta
dist)
Not for Food
Cattle first were domesticated,
not for meat- but for use as draft
animals and for their milk, accord
ing to the Encyclopedia Britannic.
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