rUKSDAY, KKHHUAItY 111, 1D.V2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALL??. ORW.ON
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GENERAL AIDS INJURED PARATROOPER Gen. Mark
Clark (center, background) helps tuck In a paratrooper in
jured in the mass jump of the lllh Airborne Division dur
ing "Operation Snowfall" at Camp Drum, N.Y. Kifiht were
killed and 120 Injured In the maneuvers. One man was
killed In the jump, three others died in the crash of a troop
transport and two wero fatally injured in a truck train
crash.
Bank Robbery
Has War Tone
TOKYO Ml A tO.000 blink rob
bery popped Inlo Ihr cold war
Tuesday.
Two CnucnMoiu In army uniform
nil one Knullnli-ftlH'itklnK Jiiimnrite
rolilied ft Hiiuurbttit bank Monday.
Police said the trio tuny have bni'ii
responsible for two ftlinllnr rob
beries within the pat two month
In Parliament Coininuul.M Hep.
Jlnturo Yokola ahnulcd:
'"Die government aubnervlrnre
to the U.S. orrupallon to reaponM
ble nr this Mlckup, I heard police
had to let Hie robbers encape. lor
their orders were not to (Ire nt
Americans."
Tokyo's three mnjor d 1 1 1 e s
splashed the robbery nml warned
t lie government not to urunt Amer
icana rxlra-terrltorliillty niter Hie
peace treaty.
Japs May Buy
More Wheat
PORTLAND W The Japiinc.se
people lire eating more wheut loodn
than ever beforo and as it reMill
Japan probably will mrrrnic Hi
drain purchases Irom Ihe Pacific
flnrthwcM.
"hat was the opinion Monday of
AllUk- Tul.'iKolshi. a member ol
the Japanese rood Aucncy.
He criticized the present method
of gram purchases. He explained
that his government does no direct
buying because It does not want lo
Interfere with private buMness.
(Irani IS botiKht lor the gov
eminent through competing lm
portera. When a million bushels of
grain Is needed, several Importers
are asked to auDmll bids. This
lilves the Impression the govern
ment wants a larger amount of
Herman Eats
As Reward
CLAHKMONT. Cnllf. W Her
nian, a common, run-of-tlie aquari
um goldflnh, has succumbed 16
psychology, or perhaps It's Joyce
Uiiinmon.
Joyre, a Pomona Collfite senior,
has Herman entlnK out of her
hund, lliiurutlvely nnd literally. Us
ing her lessons on response pot
terns nnd Mlmull, file inn taught
Herman lo swim through set of
rings. Hhe would give htm squirt
of looil Irom an cyedropper when
he went throunh ths rings, but
Herman soon not to sucking the
eyedropper dry. so Joyce made
him come up mid nibble Irom her
lingers.
"He has a lot of personality, nnd
he shows many human traits," his
pretty trainer says. "Ho performs
belter when he has an audience,
and when there isn't enough Jood
in my hand, he gem angry and
nibbles my lingers."
! FILM I'KOTKNTKD
j SINOAI'OKK Moslem lead
ers In this British Colony scene
! of a bitter religious riot In Ie
Icembcr. 1U50 huvc formally pro
j tested the shoulim here o the film
"David and llalhshebn." "It has
I pinned the Moslem leaders to t!i ,l
at a time when we are celebrating
the birthdays of Jesus and of Mo
, hammed that the authorities have
allowed to be shown In this cltv
a picture vilifying the memory ol
our prophet. David." a member
elect to the legislative council said.
Death Claims
Noted Author
OHIO W Knut Hamsun, the
noted Norwegian author and Nobel
Prlr-e winner, died Tuesday, ilo
was 112,
The author, who led vauisbowl
existence during Ills early Hie nnd
once run u horsecar In f'lileino,
won the Nobel Piiie In 11)2(1 lor
bis novel, '"Jlie Growth of the
Boll."
When Ihe Germans Invaded Nor
way III lUill he denounced the Nor
wegian (ioveriiitieiit fur uiKunlziiiii
resistance and urged his people to
K've up the light. He visited Hit
ler's headquarters 111 1942.
Hut In HMn he was arrested,
along with his wife, on charges of
( (ill u urn ii 1 1 ik with the Germans
and the Gcimium and (julsilng au
thorities. The treason charge against him
finally was dropped because ol his
age. ,
Wedding May
Mean Prison
BAI.EM Ml Paroled convicts
aren't allowed to get murrled with
out permission ol the Parole Hoard.
Hut one did. He married the
warden's secretory, and as n con
sequence may have lo go back t
prison.
'Hie parolee Is J. C. Clone, 3D.
He married Miss Anne Curly on
Jon. 20 IS days alter he was re
leased Irom prison where he hud
served part of his sentence on a
lorgery conviction.
Mrs. Close, who has worked lor
prison systems more than 20 years
in California, came here lust No
vember as secretory lo Warden
Virgil O'Molley. She sold she und
Close fell in love while he was at
the prison.
The Parole Hoard will Investi
gate the case lurlhf r belore decid
ing: whether Close must return to !
prison. He now Is working in a j
Portland service station.
"We thought It would be all right
to gel married because we were
sure Ihe Parole Hoard would up- j
prove," Mrs. Close said.
NEW RACKET Tony
Trabert, back from the
Davis Cup matches in Aus
tralia, tries on his uniform
for the first time after
joining the Navy as a sea
man recruit at the Bain
bridge Naval Training
Center, Md.
Park Board Holds City
Council Control Wron
Four-Iold opposition to a City
Council plan lo put park operations
under lull control of the Council
was yilced In minute s recent
Pork Hoard meeting,
Objections raised bv the Board
to it resolution autotnltting lo the
voters a measure reducing the
Park Board's authority were:
1. "The long range p'onnlng,
years ol study and thorough la
iniliarity with 1'nrk Board prob
lems . . . may be lost to the City
il all authority is lodged with the
Council."
NEW DISTRICT
2. "Some thought Is being given
to lormutlon ol a pork nnd recrea
tion district, embracing approx
imately the same territory as
Klomalh Union High School dis
trict . . . The setting up ol such
a park district encompassing the
entire Klamath area can be more
eoslly accomplished under the
Park Board status, whereas It can
not be done II Ihe City Council
holds all power and the suburban
areas have no voice."
3. "Less than two years ago,
over a thousand people signed a
petition to nave Recreation re
moved from under the council'.'!
Jurisdiction. This proposal now ui
bring the park Board under council
domination Is a direct contradic
tion ol the public wishes as ex
pressed by these signed petitions."
4. "The complaint by some coun-
oilmen that the Park Board wsi-
leveling of the area and. removal
cl the old house.
MOOKK PAHK
3. At Moore part, enlargen the
ski run and provide additional ski
in facilities; pave ami eiilarsen
skating rink: provide bird reiuge
near airplane anchorage; develop
i fully Ignores memorandum of the
iCily C-iuncii ... is costtrar-f to
fact ... no Council communica
tion has ever been Ignored."
Other Park Board business con
cerned demolishing ol the house
ion Veterans Memorial park, be
cause it was in a state beyond
repair.
Other protects lined up lor spring
work Included:
1. At 12 wanna nark, installing o!
sprinkler pool and skating area:
clearing of play area on lower
level; .lacing of original Klamath
county high achool corner stone at
the park.
2. Ai Veterans Memorial Park;
MATRIMONY POSTI'ONi:i
PITTSUUHGH ifiA judge here
sentenced an 18-year-old boy m
ihe relormoiory lor an Indefinite
term after the youth told him he
used a cap pistol In a holdup so
he could oblBln money to get mar
ried. In handing down Ihe sentence,
Judge John J. Kennedy flave this
advice: fhe relormatory will do
you more good than a. wife.
JOBS AHEAD
PETERBOROUGH, Out. W-Ar-thur
O. Mcthcrol, Peterborough
plumbing Inspector, started the
year with 373 plumhlnir Jobs lined
j up for Inspection. He said he has
never been able to clear the book
j since he started but the present
backlog Is less than half that of
;some former years.
groin .md consequently the price
rises, lie said.
Knowlnf you have Ihe protection
It worth the premium, even If you
may, never have a fire, Hans Nor
land. 037 I'lne Kt. Phone g-S5!i.
Judith Coplon's
Baby Born
NEW YORK Judith Coplon.
30 yeyr old lormer government
employe incused as a py lor Rus
sia, has given birth to a seven
pound, eleven ounce girl at Man
hattan General Hospital.
Miss Coplon, now; married to Al
bert II. Sokolov, one ol her at
torneys, was convicted ol espion
age conspiracy charges. -Both con
victions were upset on appeal, but
she faces a possible new trial In
Washington, fine is free on bail.
Both Miss Coplon and her baby,
born Monday, were described as
in "very good" condition.
Prank Ends
ln Death
SAN FRANCISCO i,V, Death
ended what Pvt. Robert L. Grave3
began as a prank.
The 25-year old Korean combat
veteran, bound overseas again alv
er an emergency leave, entered a
grocery here Jan. 18.
As a Joke, he snatched up some
food and started lor the door.
But the grocer a robbery vic
tim only a lew months belore saw
no Joke. He shouted lor help.
His son, Eugene Won, 19, came
out of a back door shooting. A bul
let lodged in Graves spine.
The soldier died Monday at Let
terman Army Hospital.
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Joe Peak. KUII8 athletle dlrto.
tor and Bert Btott, Moor Tiart
nunerlntenrlent u,Mr nl.H a.,ii.n-
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uuni inuiiciiiug inciiiiy at in
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