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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1949)
THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLb, ORECON PACE ELEVEN All as. wiuiiiij I Ul III I ICUp On Pofitfcal Front; Basts TaH, Dulles; Blesses Morse ST. PAUL. Oct lIV -American Federation of Labor IrariVra iJKlny claimed success In remeiillni llxir. farmer political alliances for a Joint drive In the I0M1 rniujreMliiiial elec tions. They Mid Uiry have winked out deals wtlh fnrm groupa In various arcllmia ot the country to rnorata "In electlna our friend and detest. Ing our enemies" In nrst year's Im portant rampalntia. drone Mesnv, AK1. secretary trrsaurer, Mil Uie federation's an nual convention that "In many rsses Navy Pilot In Dutch Over Fire YREKA DUrlpllnery action lll be taken aiialnal a navy helicopter pilot who pcrmltlrd aeverel phlnl nhnta to be lired at a etiyole jut before noo-erre rame fire atarled nrar Yrrka lale title past eummer X Kear Admiral J. I'erry. com- aiandliif olflrrr of llrrt air wtiia 4, , fralri an Invest leallon Indicated the dlechrse ot ttrrarme was not the cause of the the. Admiral i'erry replied to a r e queal froai John Callaihan. deputy lale foreeter. reprernicd by Wll Ham M. Aleitanrter, Imeatlialnr. Ausu.l Itlaae lite fire occurred on the Louie foulke ranch tour mile eal ol Clrenada about 11 30 p. m. Auiul J. Poulke staled that Jul prior to the alarum of the fire, a helicopter painted dark blue or dark I r e e n crossed hla ranch from north to south. He told Stale Ranger LeRoy Nril he saw Una helicopter deacend t o within a few feet of the ground and then heard aeveral ahola Immedl alely after the helicopter had ruen. a fir broke out where the ihola had been heard. The fire waa out ot control by the time Pollute reached the place. The auppoeltlnn waa that the pilot or a paaaenger had fired at a coyote with tracer ammunition. Urine Admitted According to a letter from Admir al Perry, Uie pilot and hit mechanic evidently admitted firing 10 to 13 rounda o f Jfl ammunlatlon at a coyote. Admlrai Perry aald llila waa the only ammunition remaining In the helicopter or In pouesalon of t h e occupant on arrival at their deatl nation. There waa no tracer am munition or any other fire creating ammunition In the helicopter. The admiral aald the pilot waa at fault In permitting flrearma to be dlsrhargrd from hla aircraft, there by endangering private or public property. The pilot and hla me chanic are non-emokeri. both deny ing uie ue of tobacco. ! The navy regret th occurrence and disciplinary- aruon will be taken In accordance with navy procedure, the admiral aald. the problem of making our Influence tell In predominantly rural dUtrlcta haa been solved by working out for mal and Informal alliances with farm irouiia." Common Prolilrm Joseph D. Keenan. director ot the APT a labor league tor political ed ucation, In winning convention en dowment ot a multl-mllllun dollar political war cheat, an Id: "There Is one thing we have learned In our experience In the political arena. The enemies of Is. bor are alao the enemies of the farmer. Hinie our enemies are In common, the Individual farmer and the city worker have everything to gain through mutual, political action as voters." Keenan Uild newsmen the AKL po litical league has worked out c o operative political arrangements with groups belonging to the N a tlonal Farmers union. National grange and American Farm b u reau. funds Hought The convention unanlmnualy I p proved a reaolutlon authorizing a political fund raining drive. It con templates collecting a II contrlbu- I tlon from each of the A PL's claimed I 8.0DO.OOO members. Keenan said he hoped this would net several mil lion dollars. Bpeaaers stressed that It would be voluntary with members. Keenan singled out nine republi can senators for defeat In IBM). Heading the Hat waa Senator Taft IK-Ohlol. Another was Benator Dulles, who la engaged In the pres ent special New York elate election race. He alao pledged special help next year toward the re-election of eight senators, Including three republi cans. These Include Benator Morse ift-Orel. HAM INDICATION PORTLAND. Oct. 6 m Dedi cation ceremonies for the 114.000X100 porena dsm on the Row river will Portland Man Kidnaped, Later Freed PORTLAND, Oct. f of") An I n suranc executive here had a bullet hole In an overcoat sleeve to r e-1 mind him today of forced tide to Salem with a federal correction school parolee. State police held Oordon 8. Beck,! II, In the gunpoint abduction o I ! R. M. Dooly, president of Dooly 4c be held at the reservoir site Oc tober 23. The dam Is six miles east of Cottage Orove. company. Berk was csptured b y slate police after he damaged the car and fled near their headquar ters at MHwaukie. Klole Revolver Dooly waa reluctant to talk, but police told this story: Beck, who admitted being re leaned a few weeks ago from the federal correction Institution at Lit tleton, Colo had bummed around Portland a few days. Sometime Tuesday he hid under a furniture department bed i n the Meier At Prank store. After closing hours he stole a revolver and shells and broke out of the store. Later Beck accosted Dooly at his residence garage and forced him to enter Dooly's car and drive to Sa lem. Beck shoved Dooly out of the car at the stale capital eary yea- Five Injured In GN Wreck ST. PAUL, Minn, Oct. Wr-The Oreat Norehern railway's Empire j Builder was en route to Seattle to day after two car derailment near the St. Paul Union elation In which six persons were Injured. Five persons remained In hospi tals here, while the sixth, an army lieutenant, continued on his Journey terday and then turned the c a r I back toward Portland. Near M 1 1 1 waukle he hit another ear and hid i nearby where police found him. after treatment for a shoulder In. Jury. None waa seriously hurt. Railroad spokesmen blamed a feclive switch for the mishap. The 13-car train, westbound from 0 h ! cago, waa leaving the Union BtaUoO when Its seventh and eighth ears I left the rails. On of the ears, a ! sleeper, struck a concrete b r I d f pier and waa split open, Among the hospitalised vie tuna ; were Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Blow f Olympla (cuu and bruises); Mr a. A. L. Oswaldston, M, Vancouver, B. C, i bruised); Mrs. Nellie row. ler, 82. Vanoouver, (leg Injury), and Mrs. Elisabeth B. Taylor, Vaneottv er (leg Injury). None waa seriously injured, To Buy, Bell or Trade It pay ( read the Want Ads I BSS7 VOU'VS sisn TASTSD Economical ' (VSsSJ A . Tool . 5sr5T J . v rm"Zm , v . . ..'.-....' 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