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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1951)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, as 1;.' D FOCH STATUE UNVIILID American soldiers (left) march put statue f Manual Ferdinand loch. World Wir I Allied Supreme Commander, sl vnvdllng ceremony la Paris. Hianks Go To Hunter Who Saved Injured Man's Life rhai Cabinet Installed 1 I1ANOKOK. Thailand. I-A mil. Inry cllqun which overthrew Uto 11ml mivnrnmcht In a bloodlert wup 'niurodny niKlil today handed iiilrol ol the country la Ihe cabi ml mid KOvrriiiiienl II appointed. The new rnblnrl, lieudrd by Pre. nler I'lhulionuKram wham Uie Jim- returned to oiiice, immediately ailed a meetliiK nl parliament. To In so, the cabinet had to lake over "iniHirarlly the authority ol prince eueut. King I'huinlphon la out ol lie country and due to return Bun lay The new parliament ha been land picked by the nlninmn Junta )l army, navy and air; force of Icera. The Junta dluolved the olu mrlluinenl alter Iho awlft coup, 'vptnerd Thailand's coiulttullon ind shuttled cabinet membere. At a cabinet aeiution rrlday, For nun MlnlMcr Voruknrn Bancha ' named acting minister ol coin liunU'iUlnlui. i II.Mu-lm told the cabinet that a let no lure lux icvnrnmotu Ijh ree. minted the new Thai regime. Buch ecoKiiltlon In moat Impartnnt, ea erlully lu view ol tha big U.S. unitary and economic aaslntance )HKim now unilerway, . ":. "... . KlHc Witt IHEATto Today only 3 WESTERNS ALLEN"ROCKY" LANE " Dodge City Stamped" WILD BILL ELLIOTT "Law Come To Texai" TIM HOLT "Law Of The Itadland" LEW AYR ES mn.ni MA LL It 0 MAXVlE 7.,i nintM. ,'ijx av lis 10S1 ... i By MALCOLM KPI.KY Perhaua becaune 41-year)ld Alex Brown ha a hobby 61 hunting Mart Jonea U alive today. Jonea, who operate the Dorri theater, waa aeverely Injured In an accident near Tennanl, Calll., late In Beptember. When a pickup over turned aa he and two companion were neaaing into uie wood to net up deer camp (or the next day a opening aaaaon, Jonea' heed waa pinned between Uie top ol the cab and the door. The two companion (utllely at tempted to lift Uie truck oil It aide to Irea Jonea. Jiul then big Alex Brown hap pened along ... a 201-pound moulder and welder from Sacra mento. He lound Lea Chaae and O. P. Enlowc desperately trying to avo Jonea with llttla luck. Brown quickly chained Uie wrecked truck to hi own pickup, and then lilted Uie dead wclxhi high enough to allow Chaaa and Knlowe to pull Jonea free. Brown had Jonea placed on a camp cot In the back of hi truck, covered him. and ruahed him on In to Tennanl to a flrat aid ttatlon. The big Negro aald he learned llrnt aid while nerving aa a aeanian with the merchant marine. Jonea waa brought (rum lennant to Klamath Valley hoapltal. Three phyilclana worked on him, a case they considered almost hop'iiew. They found Uie Injured man ter ribly cut up: be had compound Iracturea of the akull, extreme In June to the eye, a broken. noe and a . fractured Jaw. til Ufa teetered lor aeveral days, but fi nally the crlala paased and Jonea la now Improving. Recently Brown came Back to Klamath rail from hi Sacramen to home. He visited Uie Jone fam ily, talked with Mart. And Uie big man. today I back at hi Job building wheel for freight ear In Sacramento gen eral shop, will long be remembered by Mart oJne and hi family. To Uiem he la a man to whom they will probably never repay their debt ... a life. BATTLE MANILA, (.) Eleven peroons were killed In aklrmlnhea durlnir the past 24 hour between Philip pine troop and communist-led link banda north of Manila, the Philippine new service reported today. Seven of Uie dead were Identified a Huh. V Y' I . Ml-A 3 ..1ft By MARJORIE 0V6ARD . Kay Amen, aiaglai iter f ABC't "Step Hi Musk", he x- taken leave of absence fram Hie popular musical qui, to make picture fer Metre-Ooldwyn-Meyer, her first film ceramlrmeat, ' , Jua Velll, petit brunette sea stress, who lis months ea worked fer e llaaerl firm,. will taka aver tha vocal chore tor Key n the klffest lack pet shew I radl. Spensarlng the first half hour f the rearam fr the next rwe Sundays, Is the Pentlae Dlviilen I CMC. Unuiuol treotment of unutuol subects. It the description gh to the new ABC program strlsi titled "The Great Adventure", It will tll, dramatically, the history of American Inventions, ond how they enter Into the American way of life, making this tha greatest notion on earth. ABC moves this program into the 7:30-8 p.m. period on , Sundays, starting tomorrow, . KFLW will broadcast transcribed peitlea of the Disabled . Amsrlcan Veterans amateur shew, being held tonight at the , Armery. The broadcast will b heard at 4:00 tomorrow afrernea end may run full hour. The finalists, chosen by the audience, - -will the ents t appear en th broadcest, as tha shew Itself will be several hours Ian. This It Klamath Basin amateur v. telent shew end you may hear your neighbor. So remember t listen m, . ' . ' Due to a special booking by ABC, "Th Big Hand" will net be heard Monday night for this on week only. In Its place KFLW Is scheduling a muslcol program featuring tha "University of Michigan ' Man's Glee Club". You'll hear some early Christmas choruses when - you tun thit way at 7:30 Monday night. , " Richard Wldmark heeds three men cost fer the ri tale , of th yeer 1973, t be elred en "Hollywood Star Playheut" ' ' Monday night t t:00. Th ether cten are Hens Conreld eed I III Jehastene. J Letters hove been pouring In for several weeks, addressed to "Charll", from boyt and girls taking part In hit contest. They'v written him obout "th first tlgn I tow thlt yeor that reminded m of ' Christmas".. Lots of nlc prlret or In tlor for both th boy ond th, girl winner, ond judging of th letters will take place thlt week. Then' lh winners will be announced' of toon at possible, to hold your breoth kldt, you may be th lucky one! :'f "Ortst Story Irer Teld" thlt week present! "th Vine . nd th Brcnchn", dram based upon th teaching let forth In th 13th Chepter f St. John. If yeu don't heer thlt Sunday , . frerneen breadceit, IliJO), rmmbr It't presented again at 7i00 n Tuesday nights fer yur tsnvanlanc. - 1 J 1 1 I...' 1 i 4 f't'llitSui ALEX BROWN Infirmary To Get Nurse Tlie Klnmnth county Infirmary baa received a one-year license permltllnK them to hire a reg Intered nurse, according to Bupt. L. A. Smith. , The county hospital liu n. open ing lor that position. wlUi room and board, laundry and with wasea above the acale paid at tool hos pitals, uie superintendent said. Smith praised the work of local organuuillons who aaslKted In Thanksgiving work at the Infir mary. Including 4-H girls who aent napkin, place favors from the Evergreen garden club, table dec oruUon by Ihe SoropUmlsui and a box of apples from Ihe Baptist church. ADVANCE MELBOURNE, Australia, UF) Americana Dick 8uvllt and Tony Trabert advanced today to the quarter-finals of Uie Victorian ten nis championships In picturesque Kooyong stadium. Trabert ellmin- nlAH rnn n.iulu lii.lT.llan 14.11 1-2. S-l while Savltt advanced easily at the expense of another Aussie, Georgia Worthtngton, 61, -3, t-2. .. f A if. V "Jj & HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Fire District Vote Monday Two election In Klamath' two rural fir protection district have been aet for Monday. Blewart Lenox fir district plan to elect on member to the board of director for a five year term. Polling will be at Charlie place. I, Holllday and Robert K Holme have petitioned to be placed on the ballot. Tha Suburban fire district elec tion ha but one name on It ballot for a director Cecil Prattl er. Write In candidates will be accepted at the poll at the fire station. Both polling place will be open from t a.m. to 8 p.m. Turkey Gets Russ Warning LONDON, tm Moscow rio broadcast today a new Ruian not warning Turkey that iolnlnir Uie North Atlantic treaty oraanlza- lion "will undoubtedly cause se rious harm to relations between Turkey and the Soviet Union." Turkey must take all the respon sibility for the consequences if she persist In Joining NATO, said the note, which Deputy Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Oromyko handed to the Turkish ambaaxador In Mm. cow yesterday. it waa the aecond In a month accualna: Turkey of an "avirrc. alve" policy In aiding with the Unit- ea states and 11 European nation which have algned the Atlantic de fen pact. Both Turkey and Greece have been Invited to Join the pact but still are awaiting final approval of full memberahtp. Both yesterday'a note and one sent on Nov. 1 aald Ru&ala wa concerned over Turkey' Intention "to Join the aggressive Atlantic bloc and ... the work, carried through under th guidance and with the assistance of United Bute specia list, ior in construction of air and naval base on Turkish terri tory." Jap Police Hold Field Maneuvers TOKYO tm Th T - - - na tional rural nnll. . . i -.. started It flrat Urge acale ma- neuvera. Two lull battalions tackled mili tary . problems at Somagahara. about 150 miles north of here. . The Jlntniu mmb-b v j , - - BM.j, a, uuj Id 400 former field grade off! cers of th Japanese army and uvy waicneo. aa uie battalions ad vanced under live baxooka fire and engineers preceded the attack, blowing up pillboxes. The 400 officer observers will graduate frrtm th 1 1 training school alter the two-day ecrcies ana Become members of the W.ooo-man force which was wt Mp J! monuul o to fill the gap left by the absence of a Ja panese army. Green Glasses Cause Of Fine LOs AMnn ro im xx . vld A. Plnley looked at the world through green colored glasses he was out 25 today. Even red trafflo lights appeared irreen ia him vi ...., . - - j Kauim yes terday In answer to his third cl- " or oriving urough a stop signal. "Let -tn fair a 1 . 1 . ----- - ,w iiirougn those specs of yours." said Muni- cipai .ruage Koger A. Pfaff. Then, gating at Plnley the Judge ex claimed: "Whv Vnil Inn, artichoke I" He turned to the bail- "i um coun cierk. 'Why, ev erybody looks green, even'that necktie I noticed was red Just awhile ago. , I strongly advise you. Mr. Pln ley, to change glasses." Flnlev nhaltlnir ,,. II , . ; VM mio line agreed It might be a good Idea A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT Te make new friends and in appreciation of your past patronage wa have arranged with an expert in Child Photography to make a FREE PHOTOGRAPH of your child. We are happy to give you this gift. . . Children 1 Months t t Years of Xg. N .ntment ' necessary. , . .. V rn. o4B . ' i . . ' Ham I "'.iS-i-;S . .:. i' in l EasaVMMaaataaar: ROYAL BOUQUETS Queen Elisabeth and Princess Margaret hold large bouquets In foyer of London's Odeon Theater on arrival for royal film showing of "Where No Vultures Ply." Box Boclal Newell PTA's box social last night at the Newell community ball brought over 1221 to Carr school for phonographs. Heavy Fine For Gay Guy NEW YORK. I Stanley Gold man's Idea of putting Florida li cense plates on his car to beat new York tralllc laWs backfired to the tune of a license revoca tion, a 1000 fine and 60 davs In Jail. The 25-year-old Goldman said he got his Florida plates In the name of a business associate. Stanley Lambert of (6761 South racmc street) Miami. Goldman accumulated 46 New York city tralllc tickets In less Ulan a year. But be never bothered to pay one. believing that nobody would worry much about a violator who had gone back to Florida. Yesterday. Goldman was arrest ed for double parkuig. Police had been getting aulte falmillar with Uie Florida license number, and Goldman was haled before Chief Magistrate John M. Murtagb. Murtagh handed Goldman the triple pcnnlty. the stillest sentence of it kin ever Imposed here. Goldman wept but the magis trate grimly told him, "you de serve no sympathy." Formosa Reds Said Surrendering TAIPEH. Formosa. ( The Chinese Nationalist defense minis try reported today that 576 Com munists surrendered during as 70 day amnesty period which end ed at midnight Friday. Reds who gave themselves up during the period were guaranteed Immunity from arrest and assured means of earning a living. Security officials said an Inten sive drive would be carried ou now to weed out Communist ele ments In Formosa. IFEBEiEoc! i Is Accompanied By .rnt DON'T MISS THIS Of FIR ' t.r . Tr IUKC - - "v Hansen, wnr; Ire Brewer, manager 'nil Some 18 boxes were sold, the high est going to Elmer Rund for 121. It was prepared by Jean Perry. Pop Hurd was the auctioneer. Returns Jesse Hubbard, 62, 351 Martin, returned this week from Mescotah, Kas where he was called by the death of his mother, Mrs. Mattle Hubbard, 84. Survivors in addition to Jesse, are sons Fred and Frank of Mescotah; and daughters Mrs. Lola Hammon and Mrs. Ollte Bowles, both of Mes cotah: Mrs. Bessie Knauer of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Mabel Luckeris, Eflmgham. Kas. Klamath Lutheran Ladies aid Is to meet Tuesday, 2 p.m. In the chu:ch parlors. Program will be "Women of the Bible" by Mrs. Al Halvorsen. Those attending are re quested to return "thank you" en velopea. Hostesses will be Mrs. Es tln Klger and Mrs. A. O. Davig. Red Cross The board of direc tors will meet Monday at 11 at tne cnapter olfices, armory build ing. Farm Bureau A county meeting has been set for Monday at 6 p.m. in the Merrill recreation ball, with Robert D. Maclean of uie state tax commission as speaker. High lights of the Salem state conven tion of the OFBF will also oe reported. Job's Daughters Will attend services Sunday at the First Pres byterian church, 6th and Pine. Of ficers are asked to meet at the temple at 10:15 a.m. Others wli meet outside the church. Klamath Home extension mem bers who signed up to continue with textile painting will meet Tuepday. December 4 at the home of Mrs. John Glubrecht. 701 N. 11th. Take cut stencils, paint, brushes and board if you have them, otherwise they will be fur nished at a nominal cost. For sten cils not cut, take pattern, stencil paper, glass and single edged razor blade. The meeting starts at 10 a.m. Take a sack lunch. Klamath Council. of church women will meet Monday, 2 pjn. at the Klamath Lutheran church, 1175 Crescent. of YOUR CHILD FOR CHRISTMAS MONDAY LAST DAY! 7 10 A.M. TO S P.M. 'Yours Forever-With a Portrait' No Cost - Nothing To Buy! No Obligation - It's FREE! Children Must Be 11th and Main Ao. Dept. Urges Farms Get Power Before Cities By OVID A. MARTIN A.F. Farm Writer WASHINGTON. ( The agricul ture department Is going to some length to show that In It opinion the farmer should come ahead of me city man in allocation of scarce materials for electrical service. It Is circulating a 20-page pam phlet designed to prove that It is more Important from the standpoint of the national welfare that farm ers get what additional service can be supplied under the defense pro gram. Fire Razes Pennsy Hotel UNIONTOWN, Pa., I Plre swept the first two floors of Uie four-story Beeson hotel early today but all guests escaped thanks to the heroic action of a middle aged night clerk. Plre Chief W. H. Raffle credited clerk Oscar Kelly with averting a tragedy. Kelly discovered the fire at 3:50 a.m. as smoke began pouring from the basement. "Oscar turned In the fire alarm, then ran from room to room awak ening the 20 to 25 guests," Chief Kallle declared. "Shortly alter our equipment arrived at the scene all guests had been evacuated safely. neiiy aia a great Joo." The fire chief said a short cir cuit In a refrigerating system ap parently started the blaze. Flames followed partitions used for pipe lines. Dense smoke poured out of the hotel within minutes after Kelly summoned nremen. "Our first though was of the guests," Raffle declared. "Then we went to work on the fire. We brought the flames under control about an hour later. The flames were stopped at the second Uoor." Stars Of Tomorrow Show Set- Tonight The Disabled American Vet erans' annual amateur talent show, billed as "Stars of Tomorrow on Parade Today," Is scheduled for the armory tonight at 8. A record number of participants from throughout the basin are to put on a three-hour program DAV officers say Uie big entry list and heavy advance ticket sale Indicate this year's show will far surpass last year's. 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' SEE DUAl-ACTIOK IN ACTION -f- Let US rive VOU 15-minute demonatratinn .nrl un,nU r.tln t ' on your: own work to prove the time-saving, money-aaving advantages of Rahskt Stbtkh. We'll analyse your jobe and help ,' you select the right fasteners for your specific needs. For beat ; results, always be sure to use only genuine Rausst product. ; Call us today. SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. 3226 So. 6th Phone 3169 eeWsWasssselasaaapsa .,-1" PAGE THREB Officials aay the pamphlet waa put out in an effort to combat opin ion held by some defense officials and sections of the general public that electric service for th farmer Is a luxury. DIFFICULT "We re having a difficult tlm. - they aald. "getting defense official to recognize agriculture's need for more power." 'some nave said." aay th Dam- phlei, "that critical material should not be provided for rural electrification, arguing that farm ers who have done without elec tricity throughout the year should be able to do without it a while longer." The department say these view are voiced by persons who do not question allocation of scarce copper and other materials in providing urban electrical service. "Yet the fact Is that electric serv ice 1-r from being a luxury la even more vital for farmers than for urban people," the pamphlet continues. "For the city family electricity means comfort and con venience. For the farm family. It means that and much more. It means production power. "The development of electrified farming has been so rapid and so unobtrusive thr-.t many people hr. .e little Idea of the productive force electricity Injects Into American agriculture at this time when un precedented demands are being made upon farmers." The department says (00,000 farms still are without power. Many of those connected with pow er lines are not getting adequate service. It adds. INCREASE s Farm consumption of electrical power has increased 500 percent since 1040. As a result of this spec-, tacular Increase, rural power facil ities are being taxed to the limit. The department says agricultures need for more power Is emphasized by the fact that It Is losing much manpower to Uie armed services and city Industries. Farm employ-' ment dropped 351,000 last year and now Is 1,350,000 under the 1045-49 average of 14,732,000 workers. Pioneer Office Snpply has all makes . . . portable typewriter ... try them today. (2 Main. NOTICE Dim to circumstance beymd central, th donee tickets at I K.C. ball on Saturday night b raited t $2.00 CM, I cludine tax. and speed JSfx -an.. I
