WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24,1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THOT1
Vet 'Prisoner'
Of Fear; Jail
For Stepfather
MONTEHANO, WuOl , Alir. 94 ill
An army vUirmi who liial hla Irft
kg In a Jepaurae bombing uaa be
ing cared lor by the American
inn Uxlay after telling aiilhnrlllra
he hail brrn hla alrpfutlivr'a prla
oner of tear" for in nmntlu.
The stepfather, lilrnlltlrd a y
Hherlff Mike H Hi ore aa frank
Chaae. St, was hrld In Ilia firava
Harbor euunly Jail on a charge ol
third drgrre aaaaull,
Kllgore aald Ilia veteran, Henry
Chum, M, waa found Monday by
Iirlgliunra who Investigated alter
hearing alwuta.
Tlie veteran'a hair aa Imir or
five Indira long and matted. Ills
rtuthpa uttered and hla body
brulaed and wrlird. Kllgora aald.
'Ilia sheriff aald Chum told him
ha Irf I Uia army In alirr hla
i leg waa amputated above Ilia knee
a Uie remit of a Japane: bomb
lug In Nrw Clulnra. Ilu motlirr had
died a month before.
Willi a eo per rent disability al
luwaiKo of some ti:'0 a month he
purchaacd a chicken lurm on a III
Umn al Oakvllle. midway between
Klma and cenlralla.
lie aald ha waa Induced by Chaae
about Iwe yeara ago to give him
full power of etloriirv, and that be
haa been virtually a "prleonrr af
fear for Iho laat II monlha.
An arouaed Oakvllle American
Ixgion poat look up the cae Mon
f day and wera aeekini Chaae when
ha waa arretted by riherltf'a deputy
frank Stewart near Korhrnler. In
hla car war a loaded 46 caliber
ravolvar, a unloaded 30-90 rifle
and an unloaded JJ rifla with am
munition for all.
Kllgora aald he understood Chaae
haa a IS-year-old daughter in Cen
lralla. Ha had Sill In hla alloc,
alien areeled.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 34 lPi
Identical bllla have been Introduced
In lha houaa and aenale calling for
the veterana' adnilnutiatlon to ea
labluh and operate general hupl
Ula of at leaal luo-brda al Clinton,
Iowa, and Medford. Ore. The Ore
gon facility la al the Camp Whit
naval Installation.
PARK IMPROVEMENT Here's an ocross-Ewouna lake shot of Veterans Memoriol park
which it undergoing improvement by the park board. The stretch just across the water has
been seeded (or town and a picnic area will be established soon. Gazing ocross the lake is
Zone Clowson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. C'awson.
Veterans Memorial Park
Should Become Beauty Spot
One of lha outstanding Improve-,
menl erntera In Klamath falls la
Veteran a Memorial park on the.
shore of Lake Ewuana. although
only 1643 haa been spent for I a re-,
lifting alnce the city bought the
protierty Lata In 1M4
The prnirrty to be ued aa a I
park slta extend from the Link !
Hiver bridge to Center street and I
from Main atreel to the Lake. j
Klamath rltlsena vated a t-aslll
levy tor fire yean la lha Navem
ker. IM4, election, rarrhaae price
af the properly waa .7t.Hi.tl.
To date a amall plot at lha went
end of lha park net lo tha bridge
has been seeded for lawn alter a
wealth of manual labor by the city
park department waa expended
clearing the area of debris,
immediate plans call for eaUb
llahlng a picnic grounds weal of
Paine alley.
A of July 1, IIM. tlie city haa
XI.37H30 lor improvement projects
In tha park. Another S27.0O0 Is ex
pected during lha IMB-1KW fiscal
year.
When lha park la completed. It
ahauld prove la be a refreshing eye
treat for northbound Iraveiiera en
tering the ctty and a pleaaant re
minder far Ihoee leaving Klaaaalk
Falls far eoutbera points.
Superintendent of city parka Is
Bert Btott.
MOKE RAMIKRKIE8
' PORTLAND. Aug. 34 I4v Ore
gon'a 1940 cranberry crop will be
1&.M0 barrels, up from 13300 bar
rels a year ago. Tha department of
1 agriculture said larger acreage of
bogs In Coos county had produced
the greater share of tha Increase,
i ClaUop county output declined
i slightly.
A cubic foot of gold weighs 1300
pounds.
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Interest Rate
On Securities
To Be Reduced
WAflllfNOTON, Aug. 34 lPi The
treaaury next month la going to cut
tha rata ol Interest It paya on cer
tain securities. The Idea presuma
bly Is to help buUiMa a bit as well
as aava some Interest on tha big
and growing federal debt.
Ta refund IUt.441.M In twa
per cent bonds falling due Meptem
ber IS, the treaaury annaunred. It
will after a uke amount In ane-year
debt certiflratea paying Juet I'a per
cent Interest Inatrad af lha 1". per
aenl rata af reeent monlha.
Furthermore, lha treasury aald,
mora one-year certlf lea tea r ate
unspecified aa yet will be offered
to refund $8.&.IS.lgl.OO0 In old debt
certificate falling due October 1.
Also, It added, treasury notes, a
form of aecurlty which as become
fairly rare In recent times, will be
Issued "in connection with tha re
funding of the il3.OV7.eiS.100i treas
ury bonds called for redemption on
December IS. 1W9 " Bu t notnlng
was aald i.bout now long tha notes
will run or what Interest they will
carry.
Throughout moat a f IMS. the
trraaury boosted In Ureal rales an
Ita short-term aecurltlea aa day
bllla and ana year certificates as
aa anil-Inflationary move. The Idea
waa that aa aaaney would be dear
er, rates aa aomo bwetneaa loans
would go up lea aa they did and
there would be aome discourage
ment af bualneas borrowing.
With th administration openly
concerned more with deflation than
Ir.flaUon nowadays, it appeared
that the treaaury was hopeful of
getting reveree result by lowering
Its rates: perhaps causing a fall In
rates for soma forms of business
loans, thus encouraging builneas-
men to step up activity.
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