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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1951)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU,S. OKKGOr PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, DKCTMnKn 7, 1031 h - - 1 MRS. LESTER TINKER of 000 Owens liirtliKlono ring set with four diamonds wins "count the ring" contest. Frank proprietor, U shown presenting Mrs. "October" ring, a ruse zircon. Jury Winds Up Bay City Tax Probe fl.N PIIANCISCO. iVi-Ttiriwtay Is the new wintlup duio set by a ledrrnl grand Jtuy InvcMlKallhk' I lift northern California Internal levenue bureau. Hut the controversies touched oft by the investigation ere likely lo e'.ay warm much longer. ihc Juiy lutd expected lo finish It sown month probe yesterday. Late In ttto Afternoon It oikod for more time mid assured Federal Juilae Oliver Carter II would try 1) complete 111 work with one l.iore session TufMlny. '11icre are no Indications whether ny Indictments will bo returned. I In ever. 10 tush level employee nf the Hsn Francisco federal tax of fice have lo-i their Jb at lea: Indirectly as a result of the probe Conduct of the Investigation by roiernmenl prosecutor u tinier fire of Rep. Patrick J. Millings ilt Onhli. He said he U asking the house Judiciarv committee lo In vcnieale lundllng of the can by trues federal Judges at well si Ute prosecutors. Hillings' demand cam after a former Juror Mrs. Hilary Craw ford of Ban Francisco, wrote him that assistant U K. attorneys Rob ert McMillan and Joseph Karosh subjected her to an "Inquisition." title says that made, her so 111 slit a iked relief from Jury duty In Sep tember The two prosecutor! denied Uit Charge McMillan look over the rase af ter assistant U.S. Attorney Charles O Clara was shifted from It by Ills superiors, i OCIsra told the senate finance k commlttea In August corruption In T the local ux office) "turned my atomach." Later It was disclosed V.8. At torney Chauncey Trsmutolo of the northern California district had re: . onunended O'Qara'a dismissal to the Justice department. O'oara Is expected lo be a n it nexs when a house, ways and menus subcommittee opens hear mm In Ban Francisco January 1. on the handling of tax case.', itcu Cecil King i D.Calif I U subcommlt tee chairman. street received a as winner of Ilar Ituliane, I bru in's Tinker with lirr Rail Freight Hike Asked WAfllllNOTON. in; The Inter wlaio commerce commission today 'ilirrrd lo consldrr anolher Irelght rjito Increase for the railroads. 'flin commission fliuiourced It will reopen Urn proceedings ol last nprlng III which the rail industry nought a general IS percent hike In rales, and was granted only nine percent In Ihc ei ind six percent In the south and e-,t. The railroads protested ihat till', grunt wun Inadequate to mcenhelr revenue needs due lo continuing ndvaucra In wage levels and the coils of materials. The Industry then asked lor re t'oiiMdeiutlon and a grant of the full 15 percent on a coaet-locoas. busts. The ICC's decision lo reconsider vua taken alter leceipt ol stores of protests by shippers and several demrtmeula of Inv government, III eluding thn olflce ol price at.-iblllr.a-llon which opposed any increase ut all this yeur. Tim six lo nine percent ra:e ad vnnccs were made cllcctlve August S3. Btl t ". 1 ' r.'. j. i '.. . 1 1 , ; W! -" -a mr-m-. mm- . y'li'i i fjinati 'si 0. :m.X t( ifi -V'y'S.- I)Ul Talicher brought In tvp honors it the annual toastmssters' speech contest Wednendny evening. Hecond prlie wos won by Hhlrley Behorn, and David French took Uilrd prlte. According to Juke Hvlstendohl. one ol the speech teachers, "these atudenta, together with all those who participated, deserve commen dation for Uie fine manner In which they represented KUlffl be fore the toaslmasters " Other speech teacher are Mr. Bcvant and "Blomle" Illomqulsl. A Christmas gift to the public from the KU music depurtment will be In the form of a concert to be presented December 20 In the high school auditorium. Parti cipating In the concert 'e Uie cappells choir, the girls' and boys' girt clubs and the orchestra The choir will sing "O Fllll el Flllae." Xullaby of the Cnrlsl Child." "Beautiful Savior," and "While Shepsrds Watched Their Sheep." The feature number of the program will be Fred Waring' 'Twas the Night Before Christ mas," with the choir and orches tra. Approximately ?00 sturlenls are participating In the affair, while choir tolas -will be sung by Jean Adnms. Jerry Igl. Beverly Hunt. Itlchard Lundson and bnirlce Crawford. Members of the a cappelu choir have busy schedule plani.ed for them, as they will present pro grams to the library club, Decem ber 10, parents and patrom. De cember 10, Klwsnls club, Decem ber 13, full dress rehcarsAi, De cember 17. the concert, December 20 snd Uie Koury club, December 21, They sang for the Eiks club last night. The Bl n' Little Sister dance Meters" panics. to dinner, shows and 'or all freshmen and upperclass men girls was held today In the boys' gym. The gins asncea to records, ann 0ood Suna-ay nlnt ,UPper dish: riresnmeni of eoges ana oougn- ul,e well-seasoned stewed to- nuis were servea. Imatoes over crisp toast and top Many plans have been made by I with sauteed chicken livers and th.: older girls to take their "little i sprig of parsley. Sore Tfiroof on throat. ..chest. Melt CKS soma lo oioulh. tool W allM) iiMi!!jmi wmmm Bubbling over with einhimlasin and school splr.t the students nre anxiously anticipating the basket ball gine llili rvenlng brlweeil the Trojans the Juyveea of Klmii ath Union In the Hacred llesrt gym. Wednesday night the acade my chalked up in first victory of the season over the Illy Unheals 6-44. and the Tnibalies outscorcd the Kittens 2t l 'Ilie academy wl'hcs to express s sincere "lliaiik you'' lo Bly for their flue hospi tality. In preparation for the tussle on the Trojnn home floor tonight brief rally was held Several new yells were Introduced for the first lime by the cheerleaders snd Fsiher Domnick. coach, spoko a few words lo the student body. December holy hour services were observed yesterday ns well ss First Friday Mass and Com munion, today. The Mothers' club served breakfast to the students allerwarda. Truman Readies Money Requests KEY WEST. Fta W-Prealdent Truman scanned diplomatic and military Intelligence reports from : throughout an uneasy world today on the tenth anniversary of the sneak attuck on Pearl Harbor. These reports came to him dally ol tho winter white house on this n.ival submarine base by tole graph, radio ond courier ho ride planes between here and Washing ton 1 Mr. Truman yesterday concluded . the r.e?on:l ol a series uf Kry West conferences with budget director requests he will submit to congress Frederick J. La n ion on the money i In January. I.aubm and William B. McCnnd Icm. his assistant In charge of es timate, conducted until Isle Init night what was described as "nn Item by Item review of portion of the budget" concerned villi civi lian expenditures Review of military spending Items for the fiscal year starting next July 1 will rune later, prob ably after Mr. Truman returns to Wnshlngton the Di.ddle of the monUi. I Appliance Storo In New Building I East Ride Appliances long locat ed st 03 Klsmalh. u now located I si 133 8. 7th, corner of 7th and ' Klamath. The move was completed .this week, with an "open house" slsted tor Saturday. 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