FRIDAY, JANUARY 2f5, 1052
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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MALIN'S CITY AND RURAL fire trucks and the new fire station.
firemen Plan
Benefit Dance
MALIN Rurnl and City Volun
triT Firemen lire once amim miik
Inn pluim lur lliclr uniiuiil Klro
iixMi'N Dnnce nl the Hruudwny
Hull, to bo hi'lil lliln your 1-CU. 0.
A bulimic ot MOO riMuutnn to bo
puld on Uiu Ktrnluill to tiinkn the
bullilliiK completely debt tire. If
this uiiliiiirn in tukfii lii on the
Hilda o( Urn dump. Dm (licmun
plmi to linld n mortuiiHd burnliiK
ceremony In the dunce hull for nil
to WltllCWt.
The bulldlne, which wn built by
the llremen itbout lour yours uko,
In can.ilruvtcd ol pumice tile and
roiiiitliui n medium room with
kitchen fncillllrn, where ncvurnl or
Kimlznllimn inert, ucMdcn the lire
inch. The uulldliiK In nlno lined
temporarily iih n City Hull whore
thi City Council meet each month
with tho Mnyor. In connection with
thn nii-etinK room lit tho mirniin,
where both the city nnd rurul lire
trucks lire kept.
John HiTdhtelt In (Ire chlel nnd
him n crow o( H city und 24 rurnl
volunteer firemen.
Hie firemen meet on the trdrd
Monday of ench month. Officer
recently circled to hend the itrnup
nre Jerry rti)nu, prc.tltli'iil; Mcr
vyn Wilde, vice president: nnd
Dick Hulouxek, Hcciotnry-trcniturer.
CHAIRMAN
OUANT8 PASS I Jnck Bnod
Rrnnn, vice prenldent ol the Youiir
Urinocrnt-H of Oregon, in chelrmun
of the Krlniivrr-for-Pi rsldeirt- Com.
micr urgnmcd here. .-
Corporal Sore
On Candy Count
TOKYO I -y Cpl. John W. (for
Wilbur nl King of Uoun Mountuln,
'J'enn,, ny he doesn't like candy.
Ho protested 1'rldny nluir re
celvhiK newnpuper cllpplnxn limn
iiik him hk one of the member of
(Jen. RldKWiiy'R honor kuiikI who
were reduced In runk for cittliik"
nwcclH Jan. 3 while on duly out
nlde tho kcnrral'n office.
A check with the Army brouxht
thin rud-fneed explunntlon:
'Ilie noldler Involved In the candy
Incident wiut Pvt. John W. (lor
Wesley i Klnif of Jacksonville, Flu.
The Army's curlier Identlllcutlnn
had been Pvt. John W. King of
Konn Mountain, Tenn.
The Army mild tho Tennciwce
corporal hnd nothing to do with
the case.
MONEY IIKI.D
SAI.rffM Ml Some 50.000 In
undistributed nlate Income tax re
lundt, Ik being held here for 4.3M
Oreiion Utxpaycin.
OlMclHla have been unable to
locate the taxpnyem to return the
money.
Home 18.000 peruana In Oregon
nlo nro entitled to unclaimed fed
erul Income tax refunds.
MONEY CANT BUY ASPIRIN THATC
Gas And Coke Firm
Asks Rate Boost
POItTLAND Ml The Portland
Una At Coko Co. naked Oregon and
WiiNhlnuton olllcliUK I'hurnduv lor
approval of rate lncreane expect
ed to bring in IJOU.mjo annually.
Tho company nnld the rate for
the average hoiiHCholder unlng gas
lor heating and other purpose
would go un about $7.00 u year.
In upplylng to the Oregon Public
Utilltiea C'ominlKslon und the Wash
ington Public Service Cominlnalon,
the firm blamed higher cost ol
operutlon.
HODY IDKNIIFIKI)
PENDI.KTON 'file body of
ttoinnn found frozen on a county
road neae here ha been Idcntlllcd
that ol Kute Jnhnley, 00, a
Umatllln Indian. Her husband told
police she hud become lost In a
snowstorm this week.
Reds Drop
Press Case
LOB ANOEI..ES I Attorneys
for IB California Communist Party
leader have dropped their attempt
to stop publication of an expose In
the Los Angeles Times, and trial
of the defendants will begin Kcb. 1,
The defense attorneys withdrew
their Injunction suit against the
newspaper Thursday, tolling the
court they didn't know where to
draw the line between the first
und sixth amendments of the Con
stitution. The first guarantees
freedom of press, the sixth right
to Impartial trial.
Federal Judge William C. Mathes
dismissed the petition but when de
fense attorneys sougnt to get tne
trial postponed, on grounds the
articles by Herbert A, Phllbrlck
would Influence Jurors, the Judge
ruled agnlnst a delay.
The suit against the Times had
been brought on the charge that
publication of Phllbrlck's articles
was detrimental to a fair trial for
the IS defendants. Phllbrlck is the
FBI undercover man' whose testi
mony was Instrumental In convict
ing national Communist Party
leader on charges of conspiracy
to tench and advocate violent over
throw of the U.S. government.
Council, Park
Session Set
A special meeting of the City
Council and Park Board has been
called for Friday night for a dis
cussion of park matters and the
proposal to place a levy on the
Klamath Falls ballot In May to
ralso money for a swimming pool.
Mayor Bob Thompson said the
meeting Is scheduled for 7: 30 p. m.
at City Hall.
Police Name New
Beneficiary Chiefs
Klamath Falls Trade Set. Odcll
Olson was re-elected president of
the Klumuth Falls Policy Benefi
ciary Assoc at a meeting of the
group held yesterday.
Othc officers named to posts for
the ensuing year were Sgt. Charles
Howard, vlce-prcsiaent; patrol
man Oscar Oerleve, secretary and
Det. K. Y ' ' , tre;iMircr.
NKW MAN
PRfNEVILLE ( A now sec
rotur" will lake over In the Ore
gon Cattlemen's Association Feb.
1. He Is Ed Fallon, Helena, Mont.
Ben Morriion, Mgr.
JUCKELAND TRUCK
SALES and SERVICE
11th & Klamath Ph.2-2511
Introduc
$75
'tadbsnd and bone conduction
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EASY
PArMENTS
5 Main Street
Johnny Ray
Brings Tears
PORTLAND im Johnny Ray,
the sad, Juke-box gymnast, came
home Thursday night to show the
folks how he can cry. He did and
they loved It;
Ray, 25, a Jumpy tenor whose
recordings currently are the fast
est selling things In the platter
business, drew some old friends
and some 2,500 others to a benefit
dance.
The friends had not seen him
since he graduated from a local kid
Relieve mlierlet direct
wiinoufdoelsg"
radio program to a Job is tenor
at a burlesque show hore, nnd from
the burlesque show to night clubs
elsewhere.
For them he talked, played the
piano and sang backstage until
time for his stage appearance.
Then he sang live more of his
sad songs. Not a tear fell, al
though it Is reputed his songs
sometimes overcome his emotions
In recording sessions.
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But ha wasn't through. Ho mad
a closing speech !n which h
thanked a kind deity and a kind
audience, and tho tears I'.owed until
he left Uie stage, ; ,
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