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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
THURSDAY, KKMIUARY 7, 10!52 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON pack mis 5 t Mucin Tonight Mother' Club of Huciod limn In to meet lit 7:30 i in. In the academy auditorium. Library Club Meet Monday, 2 1 in. In city Library auditorium. Kimth Aiiiciicim program featuring dmicrn liy imiilln ol tin Normadoan IJiinca tttudlo, liei'hred Virgil Ttntlllf, on of Mr. mid Mm, Jack Rutllff, Malln, linn been discharged from the navy uml will I ii mi with Ida fnthor and hiolhrr, Don Riitllfl, thin year. Virgil, iiriidiiitUi uf the Mnlln high m IiiiiiI hjikiii four year In milium hub service. He attended training m IiooIb at New London, Mass, and Hun Dlruo, then aerved on the imu ltou(ull mid the USS Dlodon an toiprdoman. Away Tony Vallejo. employe of the Wlllard Hotel It away (or a lew day. He accompanied sli li r. tlerlrude Vallcjoa, recently r i Ivrri Irinn Manila to Moscow, Id., where alio in rnrullliiK In the Unl vrrnlly o Idulio lor two yearn. Minn Vnllejon, n tacher In home economics will contlnuo her sludlen tii Uml aulijecl. Mrrllnr-Uould l.odue No. 3D. Hum ol Norway, will inert In the riiy llbinry nudltorlum Friday, pin. Leaving Mr. and Mm. A. J. King mid fnmlly will lenve Friday lor Iloif.n in attend funeral aerv urn Saturday lor KIiik'b mother, Mia. c. I). Klnit. They will be no romimnled by Mrn, Kent Bowera, Oakland, Ilia alater. Mealing Kwnuna Encampment Mo. 4(1 and nuxlllnry will meet Friday, 8 p.m. in the IOOF Unll itt Uun.iiiru. Iteamra 8iunre dancing, alert ing at V p.m. Friday. Otto Ellin, taller. Murnnllin Mlnnlonary Society of nible Hantlnt Church met Tuenday nt the F. I.. Kelly renldence, 3013 Nummera l ane, with new officer prenldlnit. A Rill wan prenrnted to Ihe retiring president, Mrn, Carl Kwlng. Mrn. Kelly waa co-hosles with Mrn. Dean Miller. Next meet ing Mnr. 4, nt home of Mrn. Boyd bprague, 8110 Tactile Terrace. Knllnled Four local boya. Oar land Babcock, Route 1; Leonard R. MrNabD, 2:tlD Cannon; Arnold B. Collin. 48.11 Summer Lane; and Iloyd C. tlauke. 4804 Summern l ane, enllnted recently In Ihe Air Force through the Klamath Fall recruiting olllce and have been an nulled to Lackland Air Force Bane, Tex., for irnlnlnu. In Army Albert R. Peters. 302 Divinlnn. haa enllnted In the Army and been aent to Fort Lewln, Wash. Tokelee Liana Presented a alula and film projector Wednesday night to Or, Cecil Adnmn for Ihe Xtodnc Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Speaker at the meet Iiir wnn City ftecrentlon Director ;tol Bonney, who explained many Mcetn ol recreation work and of fered Idena for new club project in line with ni work. Dancing Party All Masonic bodies are to have a dancing parly Friday, I p.m.,' at the Masonic Temple. ly card party at Ihe parlnh hall will be held In Langcll Valley Sat urday nlKht, Feb. V. Toaatmaater Andrew Toyly wan Toantmanter of lant night' Modoo Toantmanter meeting. Walt Dulon wan table toplcmanter and Bob Bennett wan general critic. Hpeechea were prenrnted by Bob Mitchell, Al Halvorncn, Benny loltagaard, Bill Wnntwnrlh, Carl Holberg, Mrn. Anntitte Wllaon and Lee Scarlett. Dog A one-year-old Collie dog In to be given to a good home. Phone 2-OHttO. The dog In reported to be very good with children. Vlaltorn T. M. (Ted) Medford, Fa-m irl-malh Valla man tthn In now a Safeway Store official at Portland, vlalled here weaneaaay In connection with the firm" 115th anniversary observance. With him were D. O. Bevann and Harold Johnson, the latter also a former Klamath reddent. Secret California Tax Hearing to Be Resumed By GINK KRAMKIl BAN FRANCISCO 11 Congres nlonul tax prober renume aecret fieaalon Thurnday after hearing troublcn of the Sun Francisco In ternal Revenue office blamed on a clique of Democratic officehold er. , That wan the testimony Wednos day of Wllllum E, Frank, of Seat tle, treasury agent who made a tour-moifh Investigation of the scandal Iliukcn tax office, and II. 11. Hllkelenther, of Oklahoma City, head of a team of Internal Revenue Bureau auditor. Stlkeleather aald that John J. Bo land had (31.48U.12 In taxpayers' re- Historic Elm's Fate Debated PORTLAND I A 100-year-old, aea-goliiK elm tree stirred up a mild controversy nere inurnaay. The quentlnn Is what to do with the tree, which aeemn to be dying. II la In the Lone Fir Cemetery, and H. J. Syvernon, cemeterlen superintendent, toll county com mlHHlonera the tree ought to be cut down. Commlnnloners henltnted to take action until they conferred with the Daughters of the American Revolu tion. They postponed the matter for a couple of weeks. A nea-gnlng tree? Yes, It stems from the Washington elm at Cam bridge, Mass., nnd came to Port land on an 1852 nailing vessel. The DAR put a plaque on the iree a lew year ago. Pinball Wrangle To High Court PORTIAND IA Pnrllanrf In. tnria In ..rrif 1 1 finl.l ,.tni nm. umi games to ine mate supreme Court. The city council told the city at torney Wednesday to appeal from a recent Circuit Court decision nnnlii.it Portland ordinance to ban the games. The Circuit Court decision al lowed the gamen to remain In the city, provided they are for amuse ment only. Boys Escape. Suffer Hurts turna and uncashed checks In hln denk and at home when he wan ousted a a chief deputy In the Bureau Sept. 27. Some check were dated back to 1044. NAMF.H LIST In response to a request by Rep. Byres, It-Win., Stlkelouther prom ised to turn over a lint of names of th taxpayer to the committee. The House Way and Means sub commltee also heard testimony that no action hen been taken to ward assessing taxes against, the ' beer lobbyist Arthur Bainlsh. Thin wan recommended last May by ihe Kcfauver Benata Crime Investigat ing Commltee, Bamlnh appeared before a pri vate nesnlon of the House subcom mittee Monday. Neither he nor commltee members would say why. Chairman King, D-Callf., said public hearings would resume Fri .day to hear Thomas J. Doolan, deputy collector who made 15 charge against the tax bureau. Frank and Stlkeleather named ousted collector James O. Smyth and five aides four of them also tired as leader of the tax bureau here. APPOINTMENT Frank said Smyth was appointed bv the late President Kooneveli in 1045 despite three unfavorable per- reporin. nmytn wan Koo- PORTLAND 11 Two boys es caped from the State Training School al woodburn and were flee ing from police In a stolen car. collided with a truck at high speed here Wednesday. Both were Injured, a was the truck driver. Patrolman John R. Caldwell said the two bovs were In a ntatlon sonncl wagon stolen at Woodburn. He said I evell's 1044 campaign manager in the sliced reached 88 miles an hour nonnern oaiuornia. in the chase before the crash with the truck, which was making a led turn. By coincidence the truck driver waa also from Woodburn. He Is Roman F. Hoeslng, 32, (Route 1 Box 3001 who suffered a shoulder Injury. The boya were James E. Fuqua. 1&, and Leo Anui, 18, both of Port land. All were treated at Provi dence Hospital. ORDINARY CHOW PITTSBURGH tfv-Elettra Mar coni, 21-year-old daughter of the Into OuRllelmo Marconi, enjoyed the bent of American food during a recent visit here to witness the dedication of a bust in honor of her- famous father. Finally, Elet ira told her escort she would en joy some "ordinary" food. That' why the attractive girl took a few minutes out from the banquet grind to munch hotdogs and hamburgers. Aggies Sock Red Raiders ASHLAND, Ore. I Tile Cali fornia Aggies stayed out In front In Hie Far Western Conference basketball rare Wednendnv night with a 72-84 win over Southern Ore gon. Southern Oregon, ahead 39-33 at the half, faded in the final quarter. Aggie Sharpshooter Ernie Whet more led the ncorlng with 29 points. Grade Wins PALM BEACH, Fin. W A match between the medalist. Orace DeMoss of Corvallls, Ore., and Kaihy MrKlnnon of Lake Worth. Fla., highlighted the second round In the Palm Beach Women's Ama teur Oolf Tournament Thursday. Minn DeMonn eliminated Mrs. O. W. Lablsky of Columbus, O., 7 and 8, In Wednesday's opening round. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO Tea cm rtnl n lovttr ntw tDlntt nlam from Ih l.tau R, Minn Plan Com pany, Ito n,. lib, al a law mammy rait. Aftrr a raainnabla lima Ton can, If yau arlab, rtiania fram rent la pur rfaaee aareemenl. The rent already Bald la all credited la yeur purchase acreanl ana oe ether anwn payment le necet eary. The menlhly paymenle can be Utile bliber than rent. Or, If yen pre fer, yen can cenllnne la rent- I don't think Bmvth and the aides were qualified for these posts wnen iney were appointed to them Frank testified. "They were all of one political group. ... All one political party. . . I be)eve they were In close alliance. "I wan aurprlsed there was so little wrong. . . . Very little cor ruption In the office." Frnnk said the most prevalent Ir regularity seemed to be backdating of returns, done for "political friendship, not graft or bribes." STEALS THUNDER LOUP CITY. Neb. Wl-The Rev. Culver J. 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