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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1949)
PACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON l UESDAY, AUCUST 30,194 Czechs Claim 'Revolt 'Crushed Br RICHARD KASIHCHKE PR AG I K, Aug. 30 M") The Csechoalovak OTirtnel an Bounced today It had cruahrd an anti-communist underground move ment jut as the group wu pre. paring to begin on armed revolu tion. The official press bureau linked the underground members with "a certain western Imperialistic power" but did not identify the western power. Details of the purported plot were announced after a secret trial at which six persons were condemned to death, 10 given life imprisonment and an nnspeclflrd number lesser prison terms. Ten of those tried were acquitted. The announcement termed mem bers of the group spies aud terror ists and said they were tried on charges of high treason and spying on behalf of the western power "with which they had been In con tact." The government claimed Us po lice had played a cat-and-mouse game with the alleged conspirators and waited until they were all set to Legln the revolution before mov ing In to nab them. One of thane sentenced to death was Joser t'harvat. Identified by friends aa chief of security police here during the first republic. The government said the political leader of the planned putsch was Dr. Jaroslav Borkovec, Identified as the brother of a former chief of the Prague police's criminal Investiga tion section. His brother w as ousted when the communists took over the government In February, 1948. Informed sources said those sen tenced Included army and police personnel, as well as civilians. The trial of the group was re ported to have lasted several weeks in the Prague state court. The gov ernment said msny of the accused pleaded guilty. , A "large group" or conspirators was said to have been Involved In the abortive putsch. Date of the attempted coup was not disclosed, but It was reported' the group chose a bank holiday "when the working people were at home and unable to mount counter action." A spokesman at the American embassy said "we don't know any thing about this. It Is Just as much news to us as to everybody else," Overturned Boat Hints At Drowning ASTORIA. Aug. SO (v-An over turned outboard motorboat hinted of the first drowning of the lower Columbia river sports fishing sea son. A coast guard boat crew found the capsized craft near a Jetty yes terday. It was among .0 craft to which the coast guard was called. Most of the other calls were due to disabled engines and sand bars. An estimated 5000 boats were ex pected on the river today for the opening of the salmon derby here and others along the river. Hotels begnn filling over the past veek eiui. Sllversides were running close to the surface, but the Chinook were scarce, apparently running deeper. Two Week-End Thefts Probed Two small burglaries were Inves. Hunted by slate police over the week-end, both Involving South Sixth business houses and both oc curlng rlundity morning. The Suburban tuvern, oerated by BUI Blind, was entered sometime after 3 a.m. Huiulay and a cash drawer containing between l.'O and A small vial of rase perlume can have as much as 300 pounds ol roses In it. FOR RENT . Sewing Machines Lsls Sowing Machine Service) U1S Saaata Ita? faaat sill 1.10 In change taken. Entry was made by Heaving a lour-pound chunk of concrete through a side door. At Schneider's variety store entry was made by breaking window on the east side of the building, the second break-iu In a month there. Included among the articles stolen were an electric razor and two cigarette lighters. Wrap meat loosely In waxed pa per before storing In the relrlgcr atur and do not senl the ends leave them open. 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