Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 03, 1952, Page 16, Image 16

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Revenue Boss Scoffs At
Idea of Widespread Firing
In Face of Fresh Scrutiny
WASHINGTON Ml Revenue
Commissioner John B. Dunlap said
Thursday he doesn't expect future
tax scandal firings to hit any high
officials and flrlnus among the loss
er fry probably will be fewer than
expected.
Six Wives
Brings Suit
For Husband
MESA, Ariz. Wl Preliminary
hearing for six women who claim
they are the wives of an excomv
municated Mormon has been de
layed pending a study of an ap
peal by their attorneys to dismiss
charges of open and notorious co
habitation. ...
The six women, all of whom
claim George Meril Dutson as their
husband, were freed on $500 bond
each when they appeared before
Justice of the Peace Jack Hun
saker Wednesday.
The women gave their names as
Hilda Williams Dutson. 48: Arline
Twlstler Dutson, 48; Lura Williams
Dutson, 43, sister of Hilda; Hazel
Doe Dutson. 55; Sarah Parkinson
Dutson, 43; and Anna Merrill Dut
son, 33.
Bishop Wendel A. Davis of the
Alma Ward of the Mesa Stake.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints (Mormon), had filed
the charges against the women and
a bigamy charge against Dutson.
So far as can be determined,
authorities said, Dutson has done
nothing to support his wives and 19
children. Hazel operates a small
grocery store and service station
in Phoenix. The others have been
selling cleaning tissue from door
to door. All have pooled their re
sources and turned the money
earned over to Dutson.
t Further, he added, any sensa
tional new disclosures by the Reve
nue Bureau or congressional In
vestigators probably will Involve
past Instead of present operations.
Dunlap told reporters tliftt spe
cial agents have Investigated "ev
ery rumor" Involving officials still
in office. Including all the 64 col
lectors in charge of regional of
llces. . .
"No officials in the revenue serv
ice of any stature are causing; me
any concern right now,' Dunlap
said. "Of course something new
could pop up tomorrow."
Six of the 64 collectors were fired
or resigned during the year.
Three have been indicted on
bribery or fraud charges.
On another front. Dunlap indi-
pfllnri h vnMl th Whit House
to announce soon appointment of
a commission to investigate how I
much information the Revenue Bu-
reau should give the public.
! specliicaiiy. Dumap saia, me '
'commission could inquire into such
i matters as whether any informa-,
jtion can be released on settlement
cut of court on delinquent or sus
jpected fraud cases,
i Another would be how much. In
! formation could be released on fir
iings on disciplinary actions such
jas those involved in the present
scanatu5.
Poland Eyes
Iranian Oil
TEHRAN. Iran U Poland nut
out a feeler Wednesday to see if
she could strike up a barter for
Iranian oil. The tentative bid re
portedly Involves a half-million tons
oi luei.
Poland Is the second Communist
land to approach Iran tor oil.
Ctechoslovaia Is sending a dele
gation here to talk over such
deal.
Britain has warned she would
consider any Iranian oil sales !!
legal until the settlement of her
dispute with Iran over nationalist
lion of the British-owned Anglo-
iraman uu company.
Western nations, which control
the world's oil tankers, have boy-
cotteo Iranian on.
275 Marriage
Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses sold In Klanv
ath eounty during 1951 totaled S75,
according to County Clerk Charlie
DcLap. while Circuit Court granted
lis decrees of divorce during the
year.
The heaviest divorce month was
September, when 34 decress were
issued.
INJURED
STOCKHOLM, Sweden W Prince
WUhelm, 67, brother of Sweden's
King Gustaf, VI, was injured slight
ly Wednesday after the car he was
driving struck a stone pillar during
blinding snowfall. A woman oc
cupant was killed.
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SERVICE
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wood heaters
jUmu 21 htm mimttie.
thermostatic heat
CLEANING
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REPAIRING
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MOTOR CO.
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Big,' ipring selection. Coat styles, zipper
fronts and shirtwaist types. Generously
full skirts, some as wide as 144". Many
with 2 deep hand pockets. Flattering .
V-shaped, sweetheart or $quore necklines.
Generous white trims. Face-framing organ
dy ruffles. Eyelet pique collars. Pretty lace
trims. Novelty buttons. Gay piping. New
spring patterns In colorful combination:.
Cheery florals, geometries, plaids, chedt
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SMOKED PICNICS
PORK SAUSAGE
FRYERS
FRICASSEE CHICKENS
FRESH OYSTERS Fryin9 tiie 8 f0 10 eount
Hormel's, 4 to 6 lb. eve.
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seasoned just right.
Colored. Cut up, pon ready,
fresh daily.
Cut up, pan ready
Guaronteod tender,
lb 49c
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59c
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79c ALUMINUM FOIL
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gal.
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CATSUP-Wesrward, 14 oz. 7 for $1
APPLESAUCE-Norrh Coasr, 303 7 for $1
APRICOTS-Rosedale, halves, No. 2Vi .. 4 for $1
CHERRIES-Dia. A red sour pitted, No. 2 4 for $1
GRAPEFRUIT-Smith, No. 2 tins 6 for $1
PEACH ES-Marker, No. 2Vi 4 for $1
PEARS-Remarkable, Bartletts, No. 2Vi 3 for $1
PINEAPPLE-Vita Gold fancy sliced, 2Vi 3 for $1
PINEAPPLE JUICE-Libby, 46 oz 4 for $1
PRUNE PLUMS-Oregon, No. 1 ... .. ..... 10 for $1
ASPARAGUS-AII Green cuts. No. 2 .... 5 for $1
WAX BEANS-Pittsville, No. 303 ........ 7 for $1
CUT BEANS-Saracen, No. 2 8 for $1
LIMA BEANS-Seaside, No. 2 7 for $1
PORK AND BEANS-Hunt's, No. 2Vi .... 6 for $1
KIDNEY BEANS-Diamond A, 303 7 for $1
CORN-Kounty Kist, cream, 303 7 for $1
CORN-Three Sisters, whole kernel, 303 7 for $1
GOLDEN HOMINY-Burbank, No. 2Vi 6 for $1
SAUERKRAUT-Pel Rogue, No. 2 8 for, $1
Grocery prices effective
Thursday thru Sunday
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DURKII'S MAYONNAISI
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1749 Ore. Ave.
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