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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, lfiy
Yet Seriously
Injured; Car
Crashes Truck
A recently discharged soldier tu
seriously Injured In n automobile
accident four milee eouth of Mac
doel. Tuesday afternoon
Hurt wi 17-year-old Amos C.
Perkins, hot 15, Veneta. Or., who
wu n rout horn following his
discharge. Hu condition U con
tldrred eerloue t Klmlh Vilify
hospital.
Perkins wm traveling north on
hl(hwy 7 when iie crashed Into
tha rear of a truck. Hu cr wu
nearly demolished.
Perkins iu badly smashed up in
the collision. He underwent surgery
lit hut night. His injuries In
clude back hurts and laceratlona
bout the lace and arm. He waa
moved to the hospital by Ka'.ers
ambulance.
Hunters Get
Stiff Fines
In California
State and federal game officer!
cracked down on California tame
violator with the September 1
opening ot deer eeason. Among
those apprehended ere Richard C.
Baldwin of Alturaa and Tom Kama.
Daris Creek.
Baldwin, arrested September li.
pleaded guilty before Justice of the
Peace Katie Doohttle tor possession
of a fawn and quail. Parts of three
other Illegal deer were found tn ms
possession. He wu fined gMO, and
given a M-day suspended Jail sen
tence with probationary restrictions.
On September 30. officers search
ed the ranch home of Tom Kara.
Davit Creek, and found paru of
four fawn deer and aage hens. He
pleaded guilty and Judge DoolitUe
socked him with a 1500 fine.
Other violators were uncoln P.
Hera, Richmond. Calif, fined by
Eaglevllle Justice ot the Peacei
Irene Orovee tli for failing to fill
out deer tag: John Sjostrand wu
arrested on the same charge and
also fined $23: Julius Paairu. Sacra
mento, wu fined S50 when he plead
ed guilty to possession of untagged
deer. Paslnl appeared before Judge
DoolitUe. ;
Lions Plan
Students' !
Eye Survey
The Liana club hu plana tor an
ambitious program in connection
with iu aight conservation project
which will begin soon after the
club s second annual Pun Frolic
September 71, 2 and 29.
Funds for the program will come
from the Fun Frolic proceeds.
The plan la to screen every Klam
ath Union high school student with
tele-binocular machine which will
determine wnether the student
Deeds eye care or correction.
Follow law
A letter will be sent to the stu
dents' Daren is if care is needed urg
ing them to take their child to an
eye specialist. If the lamily cannot
afford to buy glasses, the Lions club
will provide the necessary tunas.
Later, the club hopes to extend the
program to every acnool in the
county If sufficient funds are avail
able. The Fun Frolic, a musical variety
show, will be staged at the Pelican
theater. Tickets are on sale at a
booth at The Gun Store. The all-local
cast of ISO la rehearsing regu
larly for the ahow. ,
Millions of bottles are bought by men who like that .
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National Distiller! Products Corp.,
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BRONZE PALMS were oworded at a Court of Honor held last niqret ot the First Presby
terian church by Paul Tanner, Klomoth district commissioner, to Eogle Scouts Dick Pieser,
(center) and Kenny McAndrews, members of Scout troop No. 16, sponsored by Sacred
Heart parish. Dick is the son of Mr. ond Mrs Stanley Pieser, 1410 California, and Kenny
the son of Mr. ond Mrs. John McAndrews, 615 High.
Siskiyou Hospital District
Hearing Stated Next Week
YREKA. Sept. 11 Wednesday.
September 2. hu been set u the
date of a public hearing of the
countrywide hospital district pro
posal by the Siskiyou county board
of supervisors.
The date of the session may be
changed, however. If Supervisor
VY. T. Davidson la unable to get
back from the Los Angeles county
fair In time. The place and hour in
either Instance will be the court
house at 10 a. m.
While In session Monday, the su
pervisors also:
Accepted the resignation of Clif
ford E. Butler u Justice of the
peace of Y re lea Township and a p
polnted Attorney W. W. B. Seymour
as his successor, the change to be
effective October IS. Butler gave
too heavy a workload tn his office
u hi reason tor quitting.
Approved a claim of the Klamath
River Sportsmen for 30S f o r a
warehouse at Dorris to store feed
tor game birds.
Rejected a motion by Supervisor
W. A. Barr to redistrict the county
under the Yreka chamber ot com
merce plan by tailing to second it.
Set me pay scaie tor election
workers November I at IT 50 for
wards under 100. tlO for 100 to 300.
12 50 for 300 to SO0 and all for more
than 500 registered voters.
Fires Cover
N. California
W I L L I T S. Calif, Sept. Jl ,
Brush and timber fires. Including
one which for a time threatened
homes on the edge of Ukiah. were
burning over a wide area of North
em California today.
Charles Campbell, state forestry
division ranger at Howard park dis
trict headquarters, said continued
high temperatures and low humid
ity expected today and tomorrow of
fered no prospect of early relief.
A brush fire In the hills over
looking Ukiah wu reported under
control last night after blackening
an estimated 1000 acres.
The blaze for a time threatened
some homes on tne city's outskirts,
but no damage wu reported.
TM,eear
taste
"One picture" eey the Oiinrae, "ii
better than a thousand worils".
But even 10,000 words about PM'g
"clear, clean taste" wouldn't be
gin to make it as clear aa this pic
ture of the fawn. This p.m. sample
the "clear, clean taste" that lead
men to order "PM".
N.Y., N. V. Blended' Whiskey. 16
I Appointed John Janson county,
j airport coordinator, airport mana- ;
Krr aiiu uiimuu Blur ut irurisi
airport funds at a salary of 1200 a
month, retroactive to July 1.
Deterred action on "the bridge
that goes nowhere" across Metho
idst creek In the Salmon river coun
try w hen 7Q residents petitioned that
the investigation be continued Ken
neth Sylnes ot Forks of Salmon
said the county now nu a nght-ot-;
way to the bridge, that there Is a
road on the other side, that the ap
proach now is In. and that 17 prop- :
erty owners reside along Methodit
creek. Chairman Oordon Jacobs
said the road belongs to the tj. S.
forest service. County Road Engi
neer Lyie Walther hu been hauled
onto the carpet by the board, which
declares it never authorized the
construction and could be sued by
any taxpayer to recover the money
already expended. Svlvles said
structural steel in the bridge has
been rusting In the weeds since 1937
and first had been purchased in
1905. ,
Bus Damage
Suit Starts i.
Tomorrow
The first of two 125000 damage
suits growing out of a bus-car
crash near Keno almost three years
ago will go on trial tomorrow
morning in Justice court.
The suit wu brought by Sadie C.
Hopper, 45. against Pacific O r e y
hound and the driver of the bus.
Alton Harry Demmel. The second,
scheduled for trial next Monday,
wu placed against the company by
Orace Velda Gibson. 41.
Both women were injured Novem
ber 24. 194. when their car and a
Medford-bound bus collided on a
curve near Keno. Mrs. Hopper wu
driving the car. Both complaints
charge Demmel wu operating the
bus on the wrong side of the high
way at the time of the crash. The
women spent about 17 days in
Klamath Valley hospital after the
accident.
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in the months to come If there are
no prolonged strikes In basic in
dustry. He Is obviously hoping that
as prices get stabilized again we
can get going again.
He adds?
HOWEVER, on the West Coast,
continued high production of fruits
and vegetablea Is OIVINO SOME
TROUBLE to both growers and
packers.'
IKE most government officials In
these days, he la worried by the
Impending return of an economy of
plenty. In an economy of SCAR
CITY, the government can ration
the existing supply and make It go
around bv compelling us to DO
WITH LESS, whereas In the wel
fare state an economy of plenty
crmpels the government to buy up
the surplus.
Like most of the government of
ficials I talk with. Secretary Saw
yer ta beginning to worry about
where the money Is to come from
with which to do the astronomic
buying that Is required to keep up
the price In time of abundance.
Forest Men
Laid Off
Forest service lookouts and fire
men have been laid off In the Klam
ath area, and whether the lay-off
becomes permanent for this season
depends on how senous Ihe fire
danger la the rest of this year.
The lay-off affects only "short
term" employes In the Klamath dis
trict of the Rogue River national
forest-
Klamath Forest Protective as
sociation summer crewa and Fre
mont crews are still on the Job. If
the fire danger does not Increase
in the next few weeks. Klamath dis
trict men will not be put back Into
service.
KFPA crews will not be called
off the Job until the end of the fire
season in mid-October,
Klamath Woman
Hurt In Wreck
An aMa.n nn -Vie. 0tsin
An accident on the Sexton moun
tain summit near Oranta Pasa on
September IS. seriously Injured Ida
Lillian Wu. wife of Goon Pan Wu ot
Bonanza.
The Klamath woman, returned
here by ambulance Sunday, wu
pinned under the car for 45 min
utes. Her son. William Oay Wu. 1,
and Goon were not badly hurt. Mrs.
Wu waa in Josephine General hos
pital In , Oranta Pasa for a-time.
It la the ume point where two
Grants Pasa football team mem
bers were killed tut fall when the
bus carrying the athletes failed to
make the turn. Several other seri
ous accidents have occurred at this
curve.
AWOL Corporal
Jailed Here
Cleo Parks, J-year-old alrforce
corporal, la held In the county Jail
today for delivery to army author
ities as absent without leave.
He wu taken Into custody yes
terday near Sprague River after he
thumbed a ride with a state patrol
man. Parks' home la In Sprague
River, and he hu been stationed at
an air base near Merced, Calif,
He reportedly told the police of
ficer he left camp about September
1 because hla commanding officer
refused to transfer him overseas,
and wu on hla way to Klamath
Kslls to surrender to the army re
cruiting office when picked up.
Sidewalk Fall
Injures Girl
Twelve-year-old Fay Marshall,
18IS Oregon, was taken to Klamath
Vally hospital for treatment of a
knee Injury received when she
stumbled off a aix-lnch high side
walk early last night.
She wu kept overnight for treat
ment and wu released from the
hospital this morning.
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Use the Want Ads for Quirk ResulUI
Shasta Grange
Booster Meet
Tomorrow
Hie Shasta View grange la holding
Ita annual booster night program
Thursday evening at the Shasta
View school.
The program will start at I 30
with a politick dinner In tht school
cafeteria. All mrnibrra and guests
are requested to bring a polluck
dish.
The ladles of the grange are pre
paring display tables of thrlr handi
crafts and hobbies to be shown at
the program.
Special tiueefa
The grange sponsored Boy Scout
Troop 10 and the bova' parents will
be aperial guests of the evening. The
troop will be presented with an Am
erican flag by the grange, and the
troop charter and otlier presenta
tions will be made by a representa
tive of the scout council.
Ada Barleen will give a discussion
of the history of the Shasta View
grange and it place In the com
munity. - The aortal program la In charge
of Bonlfay Yancey. Marian Lewis
will conduct the games, and the
Bergloff family will play for danc
ing. The meeting is open to the public
and every one In the community Is
Invited to attend.
Six Charged
On Robeson
Riot Counts
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.. Sept. 11
11 A police chief's son and five
other young men were under Indict
menta today in connection with vio
lence which followed a Paul Robe
son concert September 4.
They allegedly were among road
aide hecklers who stoned the con
cert crowd leaving the left-wing Ne
gro singer a performance. Three of
them are teen-agers.
One of those named la Joseph A.
Ltllia Jr.. 35. son of the police chief
at Peeksklll. N. Y.. near where the
outdoor concert w u held.
In the indictments handed down
yesterday by a county grand Jury.
Lulls wu charged with hurling
stone through a car window.
Four others, charged with ove r
turning a parked car. were accused
ot felonloua malicious mischief.
More than 100 persons were In
jured In the barrage of atones and
atlcks that met departing concert
goers, following an anti-communist
veterana parade outside the c o n
cert grounds. A half doaen cars
were overturned.
2 Men, Girls
Held Affer
Arrest Here j
i Two youthful ex-convicts arrested
1 here on charges Involving two Kei-"
logg, Ida, teen-age girls, this mom-1
Ing were ordered held for grand 1
Jury action, but Sheriff Jack Franey
i uld the two may be sent back to
,' Idaho for prosecution.
' They are Roy Morris. 31. and
Oene Arthur Miller, 23. both charg-
ed here with contributing to the de-1
Unqueney of the 17-year-old Kellogg !
: girla who accompanied them to
Klamath Falls.
A preliminary hearing on the
'charges wu held yesterday after
noon in justice court. j
I Sheriff Franey said the men were
aanted In Corvallia tor passing bad
checks and that he had received In
formation they may be Implicated
In a 13000 robbery at Kellogg.
I Tne girls are held In Juvenile cus-
tody here.
' Morris and Miller were arrested
: last Sunday morning after stealing
a car hare and attempting lo steal
i license plates from another vehicle.
Tire, Tubes Held
For Owner
A new 600x10 four-plv tire and
two tubes, the 'latter still in rat
ions, are being held by state police
for the owner.
The tire and tubes were found on
Summers lane and turned over to
state officers. Sgt. E. W. Tichenor
said the owner may identify and
claim the articles at the state police
barracks.
I The name Arlrona has been In
cluded in the titles nf M different
motion pictures.
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Lake County Survey Poinis
To Importance Of Timber
I.AKKV1KW. Rent. II The ra.
suit of recent surveys and similes
made by the Lake County chamber
of commerce Industrial committee
wu presented the regular chamber
forum luncheon September II, first
of the tall meetings after the sum
mer's recess.
Committee Chairman Ray Harlan
gave a brief outline ot I lie prob
lems tared by the committee In Ita
efforta to find a method of main
taining payroll for Ijikevlew In
spite of the declining timber supply
Committee recommendations call
for a request by the Lake County
chamber of commerce for a hear
ing on the federal timber unit In
lha near future. The establishment
of such a unit would. It wu be
lieved, have considerable effect Up
on stabilising the economy of Lake
view. Without the assurance nf a
continued timber supply, the com
mittee found that It waa difficult lo
sell outside Interests on the Idea nf
establishing remanufactttrlng units
The lkeview federal timber unit
would tend to alleviate this problem.
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The live man hour renianufartur
ing requirement for Umber within
the unit i after primary milling I as
suggested In tht proposed policy
statement waa agreed upon by Ihe
committee aa an effective means of
stimulating remanufacture for
Lakeview.
Merle Lowden. Fremont national
forest supervisor outlined tor the
group the extent of national forest
lands within the present Lakeview
ot king circle which would be af
fee ted by Ihe timber unit plan. He
pointed out that difference between
the new forest service management
plan on a sustained yield basis, now
effective, and the federal unit. Es
sentially the management plan
deals with cutting methtxls on a sus
tained yield basis, whereas the fed
eral unit prescribes a definite area
within which timber would receive
a certain degree of remanufacture.
At the Monday forum the cham
ber voted In favor nf adopting the
committee report and urged by a
majority vote the chamber'a re-
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Whltlock Case
Up October 3
YKKKA, Sept. 31 Plea nf Karl
Whltlock. Klamath Falls mortician,
charged with drunken driving In
volving an Injury arddrut, will be
heard by the Siskiyou county su
perior court at 1 p. m. Monday, Or
toner ,
Judge Janice M. Allen aet tht
dale at Ihe same time ha dismissed
Ida defense motion tn set aside Ihe
Information at Whltlnck'a arraign
mem here Monday afternoon.
The charge against Whlllork rev. a
from an arcidenl at Slate Line road
and U. 8. highway S7 nn July I,
Three persona aullered Injuries,
quest nf the national forest service
for a hearing dsle to be scheduled.
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