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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1951)
FRIDAY. NOVEMnKIt :io. i r IIKIIAI-Il AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON muit nrrfT? Jacoma Crime Probe Pulls Former Police Officers Into Court On Payoffs TACOMA. (M-Piihllr milrlv mm in lit inner Juiiiph Krrr und otticr present mill pit hi city unci police (ilflcluln were thchcduled wiiiirrutc MRS. MARION S. LEHMAN lll.r)() ,tHoy, wlnm-r of a coinpli'U' jilhuin of musical records whon hr Kavt1 the futiuv of a miinbcr "WHO" -iW'iiiK plavi'd over T u n "Test cm KKI.W. She was working on hiirk-int-uinii tax rcpoil.H when the call was put through. New Anaconda Deal Opposed WASHINGTON, The juntlrr drpuriinrm unci Interior Scry. Cltitpnut'i h n v e rcruinituMKlcU itilmt the entry of Amunndn Cop prr Wild MIlllllU ' . I'lto llir ulu- itiltitim bunlnr. the dclrnvp pro duction nf1nilni-U((!!nti (it ( tofttd ittrrdny DPA ArtnuiiUtrntnr Manly Klein). n i a nn Mild both objections were oil I he utmr u round- -that the, pro posal would lend lo cncournifa monopoly. Anaconda, one o the world' tururit copprr producem. hut, pro picd to trutu'tip with the Harvey Mnchlno Corp., of Cullfor.ilii In fl iitwit'tHK mid oprrttltny nn nluml limn plant nt Kall.spcll, Moni The Mfl. 000.000 M on I mm project u!i originated by tin Harvey coin n:iny. which nmitfltt federal Inx benefit, to aid the llnuncmi; llnr VrV'tl application U'A ll-Md Up At iciuca nf Chnpnmn pent!, tin nn in ijulry into thr compnny itiuunjf infill and record. Thru Anaconda brcaiiir interested m joining the Hnrvcy concern. Klcl.thmnnn told questioners thai I he proposal r nun ins "under e riou.i con.Mdet ni ion" In spite of the objections rained by justice nnd interior, Their view Arc aa M.soiy. mid ho could proceed with out ihnr consent mi'mm: TOKVO, f-P MtirmonlcH experi Lurry Adler ynvr n 6 pec In 1 show In United Nn lions hoApltitl at Kure today for a soldier who wiih KrttliiK a blood tmmfiulnn. "Hr Mild he wuntrd tne to piny for him while he was Rcttltuj the trans lution," Adler said. When preparing the exteilor of a Atruclure lor pnintrntt. it is im portant to clean out crevltra and crack Around windows, door frames and chimney with a knife followed by a Mill whPdt room. jfirfV " the I lata ClfCillf SlTi5. i ! 1" dmlk. TIHIm labia. II. j lo 41- baUaaa blada a) lanaa. L i IS" iwlnj, 33" bttwn ctniiri, ; j pdt item Stt l UM rpm. 1 i Mltf 9uqi n4 tip taftc fr rl undlng. Dlic ldt lnt wefh. Par Urf, mmv wtk. Svi llm, rs n44 (tugged ctMlruetlMi. IS lack vmiui Drill Prist ' CMick la labla.17-; la faar. U" , racitlon laalural. (1OQ50 with attachmenti lest motor SPECIAl Vi h.p. JQI50 ball-bearing motor.. U7 $22.50 Down 15 Months To Pay! FYOCKS brfurf ttie RlBle IrulMlHturr'a crlmr liivrslliialliig coiniiilltf o tuuuy. Krrr, ona of Ilia public IlKUrrn munt Iraquantly inentlonrd uurlnu Urn Ural four daya o( the IcKlala tlve hearing herr, waa exprclrd lo rrply lo allarka and crlllcliin alinvd In hla direction by aarlirr wllneaaea. Olhsra lo bo callrd Included An thony Zaikovlc, liirinrr fucoma police rhlrf; liobrl Teinmr, tor incr putillo anfely roininlanlonrr. Jack F.ltch, 1'aroma a nrw pfllci chlrf, and Cliff Brdahl, actlnv mayor. 'Ilia atata crltna lnveitlfulora hrard mora rhargra of vlcn pay olfa (lurliitf yeaterday'a druina packrd riennlon In Ilia Hlata armory Ainom wllnpn.'.r warn Alma Jackton, an admlltrd brolh'l opar alur who Implicated throe police olllcer by her rharitea niie paid prolsclloii money In 1S18; the three ofllcera woo appeared U deny the charge; a former plnball operator; and the manaiinr and owner of a Tacoma tow llrm. Mm. Jucknon, lentllylng under proml-.rd Immunity from prosecu tion. Inlil the Invotlatort he paid n:'o a month In 1044 to operate a hour.e ul ixoniilutlon and slitOO eitrly thin year to oper ate a bottle i hib fl'ie told ol a myiilerloun "Ietc" who nhe aald ilrmonded llooo a month protec tion money and ahe nrmed a po lice olflcer Who ahe aald uxMirrd her "rete" waa the "right man lo iiuy." 'Hie officer later tei'.itind hr hml heard of the man numed "I'ete" but didn't know mm. Mra. Jutkioii alio named two police olflcera and aald am- huu given them liquor and mnull huinn ol money aa present. The. olllrei-h denied liio chnrgea, lentlfylng thul Mra. Jnrknon hml threatened lo "gel even" wllh them alter raid on her place. Former plnball operator leon Bide, lold of pay oil. lo Harker Uarrlaon, former Tacoma police olflcer who waa recently convicted and aenlrnced for lederal Income tax evaalon. Hldea aald Ue pay menta Increaaed form 1200 a month In 1IU4 U 1000 a month aa he acquired new bu.lneaaea. 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