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Barristers
Hit Indian
Service Plan
WASHINGTON Ifl The Ameri
can Bar Association Friday criti
cized proposed Interior Deportment
restrictions on contracts between
Indian Tribes and their attorneys.
Rufus G. Poole, chairman of a
special committee which studied
the proposed regulations, faid the
Association is shocked by the ex
tent to which the commission 01
Indian affairs proposes to "intrude
into the relationship between the
Indian client and his attorney."
Poole presented the Bar Associa
tion's views to Secretary of the In
terior Chapman on the second day
of a hearing into the attorney con
tract dispute. Chapman, who must
decide whether the proposed reg
ulations will be put into effect, has
said he will make his decision as
soon as thorough study of the evi
dence at the hearing will permit.
Dog Consistent
In Biting List
ATLANTA W) Annette Evans.
15, told police she was walking
along the street Thursday when
a big dog ran from a yard and
bit her 011 (he left leg.
Sgt. W, D. Johnson went to In
vestigate.
Woof! A big German Shepherd
dashed out and bit him also on
the left leg.
The police sergeant and the girl
went to a hospital for treatment.
The dog went to the pound.
Sulphur is mined from deep
domes" by a process which uses
three pipes, one inside the other.
Water is pumped down the outside
pipe and compressed air down the
inside pipe and the melted sulphur
is forced up the middle pipe.
CONTINUOUS DAILY
The Place is Exploding with laughter and Hi-Jinx!
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'FLYING "BOXCAR' That's the inside of an airplane you're looking at. It's the famed C-82 cargo ship which the All
Force also uses on air search and rescue missions. The picture above, taken at Municipal Airport here, shows the inte
rior of the C-82 used her in the search for the lost Air Force transport which disappeared Dec. 28. The Flying Boxcar
carries enough supplies to take care of 20 people for 48 hours. The plane can carry a 20,000-pound pay load.
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PERFECT ATTENDANCE awards for a quarter of a century is presented these two
members of the Klamath Kiwanis club by Attendance Chairman M. A. Carter, (center).
He is shown here presenting Dr. George Massey (left) and Bert C. Thomas their 23-year
and 28-year perfect record pins respectively.
The Percy Williams Home forilsllp, Lone Island, N.Y. It was
Actors, Pine Acres, is at East!
SHOWS - BOX OFFICE OPENS SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 12:30
founded in 1923.
TODAY
CONTINUOUS
SUNDAY
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Ore. Homes
In Limelight
WASHINGTON Lfi Elorly Ore
gon architecture currently is be
ing spotlighted In the photographic
gallery of tho American Institute
of Architects.
The pictures, taken by Walter
Boychuck, were presented to tho
Institute's library by Glenn Stanton
of Portland, Institute president.
Taken primarily at Jacksonville
and Oregon City, the pictures por
tray nearly all phases of pioneer
life residences, coimncrctu! and
public buildings, churches, hotels,
taverns, and couch and stuge
houses.
One of the buildings shown Is
the Orciton City residence of Dr.
John McLoughlln. Hudson's Bay
Company representative In Oregon
Territory.
The display will contlnuo through
Jan. 11.
Couni-y Clerks
Mush Cooperate
SALEM m A county clerk
has no rlRht to refuse to sell atitle
fishing and hunting licenses, At
torney General George Ncuner
ruled Friday.
Neuner said the Lincoln County
Clerk, because of Insufficient help,
refused to sell the licenses this
year. Neuner pointed out that the
game laws make the sale of game
licenses one of the duties of the
county clerks.
FROM 12:30
.. that the
dreaded
Sire de
Malelroit
alone
commands!
J"i I III l
Crime Picture For County
During 1951 Shows Abut
Same Level As In Past
lly UAVK I NDKItllll.l,
When It comes time to suiiiniliiK
up a your of crlmo In Kluiniith
Ouunty inei'u Is liiinlly ever u
donrth of niiiterliil. Lust year wits
nu occiiiou to Unit nut),
The (llffluult pint Is scpurnllntf
thu . nun , null! tho chnlf.
Good Indication of the full VI
muuiiK oi iio.ivny was iocoipt nt
tho Orciton Ulnlo Pi'lsun In bitlrin
o. ii iiiinuios Horn Kluiiinui
County.
,v ..,wi'rna tno 4U sent up in ixu
and the 4? sciucucoU hi 1U6U.
i Ituuu iiiuieituon of a pioanblo
roitson iur oilino tho poiiMhllily ui
aOinii vOIUClllillg ll'OIII hOlllt'OUO
for nolhlnz was rovciiled In iUjI
iiulihaca unit 10 percent of con
victions resulted on the crime.! of
roouui'y, utu'iiiury, larceny, forgery
und wilting bud checks.
nit) ycur bowed in etirly with
senlonclng of Cloo Purks lo )i and
10 yenr., lor kitliiuplng nnu uuault
wllh n tlnngcrouN wenpon,
ii. cnucn up with sentencing oi
Clx tet'iiiiiio youths to let ins ul 1U
youra eucn for robbrry.
Four dnys after 1UO0 look a
pootiki', ii ulic AlcCuln wns sen
tenced In Siskiyou county for the
i).'., M- iV'M killing ol Mrs. Vcl.ile
Alnsworlh lit tho Wcstsltlo grocery
nu ..it., t'la.
Then litter on In 19M, In Miin-li.
a riis.i ui bui'Khti'les mid nitfe
crncklngs plugued the City Police
lorct.
Perhaps the blxiie.it crime story
nt the year, bringing Into piny tho
Investigating- force of the Sheriff's
oificf. stiito Police, iho FlU and
8outlierti Pacific special ngenls, ot
curred uurly In May. It was the
snbotngo wracking of an 8!' freight
Salvage Log
Auction Held
EUOENK i.fi Tho tlrst ol
some Ot. 000.000 board feet of sal
vugable timber Iroin Uie Helle
Creek forest fire of last June was
auctioned last week by tho Willa
mette National Forest.
'Hie 1,050.000 bourtl feet bid In
by Allum Bros., Eugene, was one
of several parcels auctioned In a
year-end sale that brought bids
lolnllug $1148,001. Altogether, about
30,000.000 board feet of timber,
mostly In areas which haven't .been
burned, went on the block. '
Rex Wukelleld, timber nales of
ficer for tho forest, said the Hello
Creek purcel was the lirst of three
or four offerings resulllng from
thO'3000-Bcre fire. Tne oilier tim
ber will be sold In February.
The fire felled an estimated l'JO.
000,000 board feet, Wakefield suld.
The salvageable 04,000,000 has an
estimated v.ilue of 1,600 ,000.
Modern domcstlo turkeys In the
United Slates are developed from
breeds Imported Into the country
by early colonists. These breeds
were developed from American wild
ttirkeyj (hipped to Europe by the
Spaniards.
WILD ADVErmJRE RIDES THE J
BURNING
Susan CABOT Lon CHAWEY
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WEST WORLD NEWS REEL
train nt Mnlono aiding;. The wrock
at this writing wiih Mill unsolved
uiiu being imosi.guiiHi.
Moid aiifccruckliiRS followed In
Jtuy, ihoso ul tho l.ubor Temple
niirt nttempt nt Ihe telrpliiino twin
liiiiiv onii'o within u few lioun ot
rnrli other.
August wns Us usual tiulet self
ns far ns crlmo wua concerned,
Hut September brought a report
ed kltllliiplng attempt ' Metl
lord mull front it inula! ni'i'O by
two HI. l'litil, Minn., youllis ho hud
pice.l up us hitchhikers. Tin
youtln wore Inter nctiultlotl In a
tiiicuiu Jli.y Ii mii in bncriimoulu.
Liquor and Juveniles cumo to the
folo .11 Oclouer wnen juvenile au
thorities broke up n thinking anil
iiccMni putty liiNolving a group of
Junior lugh and high school am
..ciiw. on- weekend. A Ul-year-old
nilllworkcr wus sonleiiued lo liO
days In Ul.vlilct Court Iur getting
beer for the teenugeu, but was
.user pi'Dbiitt'd by the court and
served only a couple of weeks ul
UiU tc'lli.
Bcverul dnys Inter nil lil yt'ur-ul I
yoiuii win arrested for tho siiino
crime, but never cumo to trial on
the cuiiigi'. mo cntm wua continued
In District Court and tho yuuili
iuur cunv.cleti of a lolony.
About the same time III OclWr
a good-looking" guniniin rolilsnl
two women clerks at the Vijllcy
no, el ol M. '
Kurly In November Klamath
AimiMiiit'iH Co. wus loobetl of 'M0
und late in the month two Indian
(service olllccrn at ChllotUln were
wounded by a plain! packing In
dian, L,o Roy Alvin lllcks. Ho luces
Indictment by a Federal grand
jury in t'orllunu.
December opened up wllh rob
bery oi Oregon Food Btore No. 2,
Dec. 10 of H'lt. A suspect, Thomun
I'atrlck Hchram, 38. wna arreateil
the same night, and still alts In
toe county Juil awaiting prosecution
on an armed robbery charge and
a lorgery count.
As seasonal In December i
Oliiislniiia. lorgery and bad check
crimes flourished along with shop
lifting, Tho season and the crimes
seem to ua tosettier.
bo it goos irutu nioiiui to momn.
And when- It romea to writing a
Mimmnlloii of IXiJ crime activi
ties In Klnnutth t'ouniy, the mi
tcr.nl at hnnd will no doubt be
Just as plentiful.
Bring Ihe inj In nt '. I
CM time . . .If I
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SANDS!
Buddy BflER I Richard EGAN
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