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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Milkman Spoils Long-Laid
nans Of Prison Diggers
Wit I 1 Htltt I mi-.. i. las h.. I .. . .
WSf V a first t s m-..u 1st nt.
.. .. i-iun ivrtutin, ri aau, inr "-nil
.lllkniHii came and spoiled visions
f freedom for rome frustrated
late penitentiary Inmates.
The as jrl unidentified felons
.ere only 30 feet from freedom
Xiesday after IS month of labor.
tisly digging a loo foot long tun
el when the prison milk truck
v,nk 'through their escape hatch
BOB PLASS, 21, son of Mr.'
and Mrs. Ray Plass, 827
Mitchell, home on leave
from duty with the Signal
Corps, has been ordered to
Fort Lawton, Wash., for as
signment to Far Eastern
duty.
DIKE RETURNS
NEW vrmir in n,.
aua,e- Ul
Windsor arrived Wednesday on the
liner O? in.n a-li..K..,v. v.
I 11 .uvcm Hum Xitlg-
nucic tie went lor ine iuneral
of his brother. King George VI.
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NOW
inntfiiCj Oh.
aucitement-laden don jl uftts.
nun ntj 200 hussind-liuntini omeri
VJEST17MD
miMffl-
(TAIIINO
Robert TAYiflR
' VMIIVb VnilVbb . KWTI
.rlone EMERSON Jobil MclNTIKE
This Job Came
The Hard Way
T.nwnriM in . js .
v,.ll(,M, ri i csica lor iryuiR to
wa4Kc Hug rnme Aiimsier Churc
hUl's house et 10 Downlnc street.
..no 11 j Km wnm re went alter-
John 5rnhl 9A.ira a!
' , will IlilAII ci ,
imu w ao some last taiKuyr. how
ever, after bobbies took him In
TllsHnV nn ohacne l...lit
wcnaviur ana using uisuitinff lan-
ocooie Kicked up a row at 10
DOWn ine Stl-Pet When a rinnrmnn
suggested he write instead of
uiuppuiK m uuinvuea.
sscooie, wno comes from Olas-
wn; ah j warned was work."
nrnhntinn nrt InlH th. nMK.tu.
uureer io una ocooie a JO0.
Sturgeon Bring
$211 To State
nnmmiQtlnn io till .tnK..s. ttr.H
day as a result of its Tuesday
vovicu aim bvureon auction.
The fi.sh, containing 84 pounds
Of roe frnm u-hinh a,.a.
were killed in blasting in the Co-
IllmM. t laaa t T- . ti .
tt uaiu is oeinff DUIR.
Thp PnrtlanH- Vinh - r
---- , " , " ,0" vwiiipmiy
wu'" ana roe- Mel Carl
son, a rnmnanv ninADa.t.ii...
said the cavair probably would be
sold in Ran Pranit I
Juries Balk
Over Crime
Probe Issue
V A srrr vnTnv im it...
IMcOralhs national racketeering
survey has run Into some dlldcult-
.... . u . v uumuwH IS13CU
bV U.S. I,triiria nn hnw far '.f. )
grand juries can legally go.
Specifically, It Is reported that
some Judges have doubts that a
lurv rnnvAnfl ni- ri e ..tKH.i.
ty can inquire Into strictly local
wi:iir.e5.
Slbln "rilnau-av IttrUa" v.hlnh M,a.
go far afield In any blanket inquiry
aui.ii as mat proposed uuo general
crime condition:!.
Snmn iltrioAo nnt In Vn.w ..
what and how much of traditionally
secret grand jury proceedings may
hf ttisria ntiKHn In ih. am I
... u.c ' . wt (ftv
SentirlentV. nr irAnral slal.m.nt
of conditions.
McOrath launched the nationwide
inquiry Into organired crime and
racfcrtpnrtnir af.tu.itla .,lu in
January, as a followup to the work
tu me rweiauver crime investigating-
Committee.
Ha rallarl tni 1nr uidnn. In
each of the 93 Federal Judicial
Districts.
A chaok WnrtnnQftav nn'arl ih.l
Juries have been convened or called
in only about half of the 93 Dls-
wvio. 1 1 aviiscripia or proceedings
imvc wen reveivva nere irom only
three.
RllflUt Mr.Tj.an m-hn S.An 4U-
Justice Department racket unit as
signed to sift the Jury reports, said,
however, th nmo-ram I hmawI.
lng with Jury sessions called or con
vened In 47 Districts.
A rmr I rur tn u-lu-'.
sessions have been or are being
held at manv eltlav tn.l,,f4lna. .ln-
eau. Anchorage, and Fairbanks.
nissu ana oeaiue, wasn.
. McLean aalrl & fitrv slu, ha a hun
Called for MaPCh 1i ml Snnb.n.
Wash.
surnrlslni the driver, nrlinn offl.
olals and the would-be escapees.
Ironically the tunnel was dis
covered two weeks aflrr Warden
John Crnnnr hail alvan tha In.
mates big banquet fur not dig
ging any tunnels in mi.
No one was In the patisagewav
whan It rnll.n..n n. .. ..),
wall under the weight ol the truck
nut prison omciais said mere was
evidence of recent digging.
The tunnel led to th ash nltu
under the healing plant boilers. A
av-lnrh sauare of eoncreta hart ha,.
removea ana covered with k Hat
steei piaie.
Dirt dug from th hola annarant
ly was washed down the aewer In
the boiler room with a hose and
the pin covered ach night with
ashen. i
Cranor ws not on to cry over
split milk,
"Ml bat that' while some of the
men were alln that banquet the
other night, ether were digging
below," he said. ,
H0TILS
0SIURN HOLLAND
IUIINI, OKI. MIOrORD
Thoroughly Modern
Itr. and Mrs. J. E. fcarley
and Joe Earley
Proprietor
MIRRORS
far ear
Mttm In Haiet J
Calhoun'
it w
Young Demos Ask
Elfstrom Ouster
rORTI.ANn It .fn.
11XUlUJUIIlt.il
UOlintV VftliniT rVamnA-n..
that State Liquor Commission
-Sij xwucri, jui strom, a can-
U1UHLC JOr inn IPtTIS ntllraa chnitM
resign. '
At A mPPtiniT XfnnHair nirrUl 4k.
- 7- " , jr IV HIC
"'bq,,,",1'"' cauca on lov. McKay
to ire Elfstrom, a Republican, if
he did not nilit vnlnntarlli.
group said a member of a' state
iiiooiuu aiiuum not engage in
nortican wl(-a. W.. " .
11A15 aVl Ui'
icoooaiiDif Jf
W tlllLUiditl-. r ism HURRY ! Lost Timet Tkday
i tower r Friday - Mpkhpii
TOMORROW I SATURDAY WW
GREATEST OF AIl "ft" " MM m '
? "piiw-iiM!aL li i Sfart7HURSDAY
I ti ilniri "ttu "of" tiviN if v ' rvfSSL i
Iff Br' II I I "si '-M-''EPARpTv"nJ" ' fortuw IfY '
fi a I 3q .411 ttwHt
OJtAV hm and fuI
JMya I want fca
H . A I WWmWW. - I I VSlaUfKara. 1 M l AMnt.. I
i vJiziSr Cwyiir hum
JI SS THE LADIES jj, J '
Fish License
Issue Raised
WAsmwrvrnw i e-wii-i-
the Pith nA vu hi. e
oia lucsaay a supreme Court rul-
iner K. 1I..L. .
., UJAIr AleKtftK CeUlHOb CflBrgS 10
tllllM milfh fn- e nnn.a.ln.nt
fishing license as it does for a res
ident license may possibly atfect
Milton O. Jamea, acting director
nf the Srari-vir-am - l.aU V aS-lt
ey, it general counsel, told a re-
r u many states hunting
were oricra mn fiepahiu aiv..
"" wiwc iur rcsiaenis.
ThCV both lVlntaH utr UM.
that no case had come 'to the at
tention of th mpvl. in ..ki.i.
issue simUar to that in the Alaska
vooc iv9 Dcen raised.
ALBERT PAUL MICKA,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Micka of Matin, was re
cently initiated into Phi Eta
Sigma, the high scholastic
honor society for freshmen.
Young Micka is a first-vear
man at Oregon . State Col
lege. The requirements, for
membership in this organ
ization are high, A Grade
average of 3.5 or better.
Only about two per cent of
Micka's class were so
honored.
Hobby Show
Draws Praise
MAIsTN f.rtrii;MA h i .
. Vtl uy many o
o? te"l?st-lnt"'estlnf meeting
rsrent f atrons club
WB.q their Hnhhu OV. .vi.u .i.
held at their T..r '-.-.7"'
.n?s?, Clu!l 13 de""r ""lebted to
"""'" An Association mem
bers who came from Klamath Falls
to dlsolav thair t.l .j .
Their exhibits Included oil paint-
s" wrccning, nand designed
greeting cards and wrapping paper
Weaving, nhntrurranhtn . I-.C--
tfxU'r painting. Art Association
wno aitenaea were. Mr.
f,nd Mrs. U. 8. Balentlne, Mrs.
Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A D.
Burnett. Mr. anH Sr s-,.nii
- - ' . vjiusuii
and Mra. Jnnnsnn Art 1.. i.ii..
; wvia,ivu
president.
Many local people brought their
hobbv cnllartlnns Tha. lt.-li.rf-J
. ' - J IMV1UU.U
stamp collections, textile paintings,
DOll&heH fttina Iraptn. n..i.
coins, rocks, dolls, arrowheads,'
inns earns, paintings ana ceramics.
Mm. Mark Hiwinl vi.n..i.
Palls brought her large' spoon col
lection, collected over a period of
years.
A short . business meeting was
COnrllintnrl hv Un VU, C-tl...
President, and refreshments were
Served bv mother of tha firat
grade pupils.
Musical antertfllnmarlt oinc fur.
nlshed by Shirley Mock, who
vidtcu several numnarn nn nar an.
curuian.
Dentists Hit
Ad Campaign
PORTLANTi lyfl n.. - j.
Ti.t. C"-. "Or
t on president call advertising den.
Ill the rm i !; nf Klc. . 1 1 i '
g.h. u - z:.'jr
The nrfKtHtnt r- mn t
HUrleV. In hit nrn.i.. .jj....
said a new dental school should be
constructed and urged explanation
,u icKiaiaturs 0i mc value oi a new
school.
He called for closer co-operation
between atnta .n.. I ... .
, , "viiiim aim wun
tni merliral nrnfalnn -
.. . . n.,u taimi
for 'elimination from our profes
sion In Oregon" of advertising den-
Al?o sneaklnff Tiiearlav . - - n-
Harold Hillenbrand,1 Chicago, secre
tary of American Dental Asso
ciation, m saia mere is a con
tlnulnr threat of federal mmmil
SOrv health lnunranna anrf Kn
ui wiia. nc caueo evils in me aen
lei service in ureal Britain.
Tha Or nm. fitnln Tl nt . 1 Sb-mI
tlon Is holding Its 60th annual
meeting.
German Power
Battle Flares
HVPf.rsl fat Ti'....
nea, vaciinaiiy
cut off electric power deliveries to
ine nussian zone Wednesday in re
prisal for the stoppage of eastern
current to West Berlin.
The two zones had each supplied
, Kilowatt nours oauy to uie
other.
Ativ cvvict-v.jiiw uueu ascriin
Power Company shut off electric
ucuvciics w tycsv xieriin lucsaay,
Riving "economic difficulties" in
Ih auf aa ,K- hm.u.
flavaral thn,,aan1 Wl Varltn
iamiiie.i were witnout current for
about 45 minutes after the stop
page. Ui-f Tlnrlln nffllal. iA U.
city couio ao witnout me power
from the east and that no restric
tions nn nower coruumntlnn would
ue necessary.
T.. Ua k JI-. . . . 1 1 .J
aii mc iiccuiiitt ocbouii m wiiu
1, intra .allar Iralraa AtrHirV,t In
tne air lor a lemaic a iavor.
Tulelake PTA
Scores Success
TTJLET.AKR Mm fhan fnrra
tables were in play the evening
nf. March 1 ar Sha annual kl-k
school PTA card party In the high
atnuui.
Caah frnm tha nart.v 1 liaaH tnr
school recreation activities.
rrizes went to the following
hrtrlae TTH Itv. Vn,- Bn- rn.ma.
MHiucnie, nuin jjooson, uito nayne;
auuu canasta, myitis Bmitn, w.H
Weitkamp; young people's canasta.
win.in jriuuiiiq, xwoeri. . xerry.
The next PTA meeting has been
changed from March 12 to March
11 due to conflict with the Com-
milnftV PnnMM ITtamatS. V U . S3...
ture Homemakers of America will
prevent the program. Margaret
Ann Takacs Is president.
A ffrniin. nf miIMM ri.ltfSm frnm
the high school danced alter the
voiu games. ,
Tax Asked For
Musical Support
' PORTI.ANn ll Pnrllanrt ami.
ers will be asked to approve a
lS.lfatlha mill nrnnarltr law .n fl.
nance, the city's musical Organiza
tions. The lav -la avnnntarl In raln
about $62,000 annually.
Enough signatured to put the
initiative measure on the ballot
were filed Tuesriav nifh nil,, a. mi.
irLaWATM rsLus
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