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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1951)
rilUnSDAY, DKCKMnKH 13, iort HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN " 'r- Tl 1 4 B & Demos; GOP's At Issue Over Tax Scandals; HST Mum But Action Expected T CNTOMBED FOR 18 HOURS Norma Vina Ford. 51-year-oltl I'cndlelorf, Ore., rancher Ion mrelclicr), trapped in well he was dit;inK for 18 hours, is pictured after mechanical dinners had widened tho month of the well to 50 feet across. Ford's 19-year-old son, I.OOH, working on the surface when walls started collapsing, held hack darth for seven hours until rescue workers sunk a 24-incli Iron pipe (lower lull) around the trapped man prior to tho start of the die,Ki"K operation. Br II. I.. MVIN08T0NK WASHINGTON, il Democratic prediction! that I'rea. Truman In nKrily ready to clean nouae in me government lax acandala, and thitt Uiey won't be a bin tune In IBM, drew aharn replica from Republi can today. "It's Jut wiahiul uiinainK on nis part," aald Henator Femuaon IH Mlch) of the White Howie atete menta by Democratic chairman Prank E. McKlnney. "It'a an Imup and It'a going to atav an laaue." Senator Nixon (R-Callli com mented: "Bo McKlnney thinks the graft and political Influence oozing from under ao many doorways won't be an lunue 1 mieaa I've heard everything now. It'a going to take a lot of Democratic Ingenuity to convince the American people, of thai." Ferguson and Nixon talked to re porters after McKlnney had emerged from a hall-hour confer ence iuesaay wnn Mr. iruman and reported: I. "The president Is verv aware of the situation and he Is highly concerned. And he l annrv over being sold down the river bv some disloyal employes of the govern ment. I'm Inclined to think there will be action soon." 2. "As the situation has been handled by Democrats, cleaned un by Democrats and Democrats have Irish Lose First Round Over Will 1AM ANOKLK8 I4 Paul J. Don avian's rllurt lo block execution ol Mr. Oenrne Herniucl Hliuw's will I nil Into a tlonc wall In court Turn, tlay. 'Hie will art aalile tO'J.'.'Ofl to "Mnoolh Uio rnuiih ediiia oil the In-.li," anil (li-kKiurd the lm to Hie naiionul provincial bank ol nuliiml. Duimvuii, 71. protested tbat the Iil-h dlil not need such help. Tile t-ourl. hnwrvrr. swill there wun nutlilint it could do. Hint llio liiina is miiMfte. Its jurisdiction. Dunovtui said he d lino eome way to curry on the fight. Gambler Didn't Like Relatives I West Germans Want Independence f rtu iunu'i t'U lA At mm nri'ich hmit-ewile' a'sys she gumbled ! VONN. Oermuny. OfAmerican iiwuy tlfi.OOO lit the rmileUe and 'liluli coiiiinlMloner John J. McClov Wedding Reports Held Pure Rumor HOLLYWOOD. I Klirabeih Taylor's studio savs a report that she and British actor Michael Wild ing plan to be married In Mexico before Christmas la "lania-.tic." Actually, both are married. llntelman A. C. BlumeiiUiul snld In Mexico City yesterday Uial Miss Taylor disclosed wedding plans in telephone call reserving an apart ment In his hotel. dice tables ot Las Venus, Nev.. un there wouldn't be any nionev "lor tlioso Jerk relatives to light over." The woinun. Mrs. Thchnu Sny der. sO, Is accused ol converting to her own use moM nt the f Id, Sou Irorn the entitle of her aunt, Mrs. Mullle Hurley 'Hie ariinlliKtriilor of Uit- estate reported to Washington that West Germans spurred by social Lsl criticism are "In a mood of impatient rebellion" against the oc cupation powers. But most Germans. McClov aald In his quarterly report lo the stale department, "hnve made the choice in their own hearts, to Identify Uieir lot with that of the west -li,na Mr Ktiwlcr Inruefl the Nlir. i nature ol her aunt un three cer-1 "The dllllcullles which have arls- tlllcalrs ol slock In a public utility, and la suing tor recovery. "I gambled H all away." Mrs. Snyder te.illlied vestcrdav, "that Is, all but ubnut II4IKI which I gave to my sister to pay lor my aunt's Itinera!. " Miss Taylor and Wilding are on a fishing trip In uorlhern Caiilurma with actor titewurl Oraniier and his wile. Jean Hlmmuns. 'lhe studio said the four plan lo go to Acapulco later this month lor more lishuig. Miss Taylor's divorce from hotel heir Nick Hillon becomes final Jan. 30. Wilding's wile. Kay Young, sued lor divorce Nov. IS in London en In Germany's relations wllh the occupation authorities do not spring from basic antagonism but are the normal outcome of protracted for eign occupation ol a country which Is rupUllv recovering a sense of Independent statehood." his report .sulci, adding: acted to remove the guilty as fast as they have been discovered. I am of the opinion thut this will not be an Issue ol the 1D52 campaign." Meanwhile, the house ways and mcana subcommittee that has been pushing the study of Irregularities in the government's tax collection offices and the handing of tax fraud cases called another session. The lead-olf witness was Bert K. Naster, a Florida businessman now given a chance to tell publicly hia side of a sensational story related bv Abraham Teitelbaum that Nas ter and another man tried to shake hlrn down for 1600,000 In an at tempted tax fix. Tcllclbauin. a Chicago attorney who once helped spring gangster Al Capone Irom prison, has tesll lied that he was told he could es cape serious tax troubles wllh the government II he would fork over 1600,000. He said It was represented to hlin that the oiler was backed by suggestions that a "clloue" In Washington officialdom was In on the deal. Senator Nixon. In his reply to McKlniiey's statements, disputed lhe IhouKht lhat Democrat can lake credit lor cleaning up a gov ernment mess. "It has been the press and congressional commit- I tees In which Republicans carried a lot of the work burden which have brought about these disclo sures," he said. Benator Ftrguson proposed that President Truman give FBI direc tor J. Edgar Hoover a free hand to Investigate official wrong-doing, suggesting that In alx months "he could do an awful lot to clean out these departments." Ferguson added he law no need to appoint a apectal prosecutor- one of the ateps Pres. Truman re portedly has under consideration. "II we are at the stage where we have to have a special prosecu tor, then we ought to have a new attorney general," he aald. Attorney Oeneral McOrath re fused to comment on growing ru mors that his resignation was Im pending, McOrath who wa a witness Tuesday before the house lax Inves tigating committee, said he was ra fusing to comment any longer when asked whether he was stepping out aa attorney general. , mm ' 3 TAHITI J 100 TAHITI 4t cntiG. Dependable! 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