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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
TIIUUSDAY, FKHIUJARY 7, 10!2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN 1 1 A a .0 1 I ;NGAGED COUPLE Second Lt. Hoyt S. Vandonberg, Sr., son of the air force thief of staff, and Miss Sue Kos nnnah Johnson, whose father commands the U. S. air force In Britain, hold hands as they pose in Washington, D. C. KnRagemeiit was announced in London by Sue's parents, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Leon Johnson. Young Van denberg is recuperating from serious injuries in an auto collision last September In Texas where he was taking flight training. 1 Solons Hear Bad Reports On California Tax Chief By Or.NK KflAMr.R SAN KRANCIHCO il -"-A How InvantlifHlInK Commlltoe' w told WodnoMlay that Jurnns U. Km v 111 whh uppoiuted Hun KranclKCo Col loulor ol Internal Ko veil no dcnplla three unfavorable Intelligence re ports on his character, Upeclul Trcnmiry Aiicnl William E. Frank ol Besttle demirlbed the three report In tcntlinony to the Houne way and mcnrin tuhcom mlttee of which Rep. King, D-Cal, In chairman. Smyth, 1144 Northern California caimialim inanaiier ol the Ilooxe-velt-I'riiiniin ticket, wait fired by Prenldent Tfunwn lam November on inlniniinuifKiiicnt chiirnes. Later Smytll wait Indicted on a chariie of conspiracy .to dcJraud Uie government. 1 Frank told the committee that a routine character Invenllgatlon made of Smyth In 1936 wax "dla llnctly unfavorable." At that time Hmytn wait appointed a deputy tax collector lor a nhorl period. Under nueatlonlng, Prank (in Id the InvcnliKutlon dealt with Bmyth'a "Income tux returns. Ills filing rec ords and hi drinking." I ' Frank testified Tuesday that backdating of tax returns was the major Irregularity he lound In the Han Franclnco Internal revenue of fice. , The T-man said "friendship '. ,f: political favors.' . . motives of that kind, not bribery," were belrlnd the backdutlnif. Fifteen charges of Irregularities gainst Bmylh were made by cp illy Tax Collector Thomas J. Do Inn In a loiter to Hen. Tobcy, U-N.H. They became the bill of particulars in a six-month grand jury probe here. Frank outlined seven of the ac cusations Tuesday. He said six were found uasubstantlated, and the seventh accusing Smyth and others nf holding up a tax fraud case until the statute of limitations prevented prosecution, Is covered In an Indictment against the de- posed collecor. ' ' Prank testified "Important peo ple" were Involved In the back dating, He said bureau procedures make It difficult to detect such cases, ' Four of the cases have resulted In criminal Indictments and the others are before a grand Jury, he said. . Big Tax Lien Hits Woman PORTLAND 11 The federal i government Wednesday put a tax 1 lien for more than a million dollars against Ruth Burnett, a naturopath ' who Is under grand Jury Indictment on a churge of manslaughter by abortion. At the same time It filed a H06, fW4 Hen against Beatrice Cook of , the same downtown office building j address, 801 Broadway Building. 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