MONDAY, MAItCII 10, 1 002
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORROON
PARC TURKU
Communist Planes Shot
Out Of Skies; Ground
Action Held To Margin
llv CCOIKiK A, MrAltTIII It
hK'OUIi, Korea, iI'j Seven Coin
Humid .id Hunters were blasted
mil of , Hit" Norlh Koicini nklrn
Monday, Iho U.H. Flllli Air Force
reported, 'l'lic Hrds were Irylim lo
lunik Uii'oiihIi a eel ecu or U .K.
Fiimiv Jels pioleitliiit U.N. IlKlHar
bombeiH. 'Iluen other MIQh were dnmnKod,
the Air Forte rouortrd.
II win ilia bliueat bun since Jan.
when tfttt Biilires nhot down 10
MKIn In lour untile.
'Die red-mmed Mm marie three
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ONE MORE WIN TO GO-Charlle Hoag of Kansas University
shoot Jim Ivcrson of Kansas State leaps in a belated attempt
to block in a Bis Seven Conference same at Lawrence, Kas. Kan
aaa University won an impressive 78-61 victory. A Kansas victory
over Colorado will clinch the title and bring an automatic bid to
.the Western N. C. A. A. ,
' Lefty here It a bookmakor-y Proaecutor Smith-rout
I of Dexter county!"
Thefts Found
Over Weekend
City Police are Investigating two
wrckcnit mens, one at at. paws
Episcopal Church Sunday.
Miss Unznl Morrison, church sec-'
rrlnry, reported the children a ol
fcrlngs stolvn from a collection
plnte In her office nftcr services
Sunday morning. She stated $7 In
change wn$ also taken from her
Pay Day Sure
llv CEOnCiF. N. TAYLOR
"The wages of sin Is death,
anld Christ and pay-day Is sure.
First in Judgment Uny when tne
books arc opened and the lost are
Judged. The llnr gets his: thoy who
tSFl
held' unclean
thoughts get
theirs and so on.
O n Judgment
f Day they go on
' I to the Lake of
Fire. Rev. 20. At
Calvary, Christ
I poured out His
I sinless soul nnd
went down-; Into
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Bered f 1th the lost He suffered
all the wrath of Ood for your sins,
I.-a. 03:10-12. Then being the Au
thor and Giver of life, Ho came up
by glorious resurrection to Indwell
with pod-life all who receive
Him as Lord and Snviour. For Ood
Yn loved you that he gave his only
born San, that if you should believe
on Him, you should not perish but
have eternal life. John 3:10.
A Portland lunmberman and
family used this space to tell how
Christ suffered for you end arose
from tlio dead to deliver you.
bold nltoniiilH lo bleu k lliroiiuh Ilic
Hnnren mid Miool uu more limn
lull llli(ei-l)uml)ern iuuickiiik
(JoininuiilM mil Hue east ol Bun
Clion In Nnrlhwert Korea.
A lotnl ol nboiit (III MIUn swept
down Ironi Munchurlim batten In
nevernl uroupo, sumo iiumbcilnii
onlv a liit II dozen,
Allied Iohccw, 11 any, were not
reported under Iho Air Force policy
ol minoiincinit Iohdoh weekly.
Four M1G were wnt nplnnlnK
earthward in a hull hour balllo
between 32 Hnbres and 40 MIC1
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purse In the church office.
NellMcCoy reported $200 worth
In mechanic's tools were stolen
from his pickup, parked In front
of his home, 317 Williams Ave..
Friday night.
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Three other MIOs were shot down
mid two wcro damoKed when a
Miiall Ilium ol Red twiners
pounced on an Allied photo recon
imlsMincn Jet bclnu escorted by
Habien.
Ground action flared at only scat
tered points.
U.S. KIkIiUi Army censors took
the blmikct ol security olf two
more American divisions. The U.S.
4'Jlh iCnlllornla National Gourd i
Division Is on the Central Front
south of Kumsonii. It came to Ko
mi recently Ironi occupation duty
in Jiipnn. The U.S. 25th division
v illi an attached Turkish brlaade
is duir In alonx the spiny rldKes
noriliweu of the Punchbowl on the
Eastern front.
Carrier bused Navv planes cut
Eastern Korean tall lines In 89
places nnd destroyed six bridges.
'I hey also took a heavy toll ol
Irrlght curs and destroyed a loco
motive. Murine cnrrler based planes left
11 supply dumps blaelnu southwest
of Chlnnampo on uie wesv coasi.
Clen. James A. Van Fleet said
Hie nnmmunlsts have built un their
armies In Korea until they out
number the U.N. lorccs in men,
wesnons and nlanes. Van Fleet
ndded. however, there Is no Indica
tion the Reds are massing- lor a
sprinit oflenslve.
Indians Eye
Road Plan
A vole Is belnn taken among
members of the Klamath Indian
tribe on a long-range road pro
gram, which has an estimated cost
of n.Wi.tm.
The road program schedule was
prepured by the area oillce of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs from road
condition reports made by Klanv
atn reservation officials.
A ballot listing the proposed road
Jobs and the cost was mailed to
to be relumed to Klamath Agency
today. Voters were supposed to
stun ballots
No dates were set for any of the
road work. The ballot Is supposed
lo be advisory In nature and the
outline of the road program is wnat
is considered needed to bring the
reservation road system up to a
reasonable standard.
Action on appropriating money
to do the road work concerned
would have to come later through
the tribe and the Indian office.
The ballot notice also said "it
Is assumed the funds Involved
would be government."
Work on 44 roads Is encompassed
In the plan, plus 18 bridges,
Pierce Condition
Reported Fair
SALEM Ht Ex-congressman
and former Gov. Waller M. Pierce
was ordered released Monday from
fcnlrm Memorial Hospital, which he
entered four weeks ago In critical
condition.
Pierce, who will be SI years old
May 30. Is In good condition again.
He a lo was in tne nospuai last
December for a few weeks.
He lives with his wife In their
home on the Eola Hills west of
Salem.
Oregon State Man
May Get Law Fund
salem. itfv-Donn Lynn Black,
an Oregon Stale College aenlor, is
the Oregon nominee lor me kooi
Ttlden scholarship at New York
University.
He was selected Saturday by
Charles A. Sprague of Salem,
Justice James T. Brand, and Paul
Gcddes, Roseburg. A selection
committee at San Francisco will
name two finalists from among the
winners of seven Western states.
They will receive $2,100 awards for
low studies. ,
Ronald Ross Mowry, a senior at
teed in Portland, was named al
tcrnate to Black. . . -
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SHOOTING HIGH Mrs. Charles D. McAlwee of Dauphin, Pa cs
tabiishes a new national women's record in Swiss Match competi
tion during the loth Annual National Small bore Rile Tournament
at bt. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. McAlwee hit 110 consecutive bullscyci
. ' 200 yards to set the new record.
Nineteen Hurt
In Bus Crash
EUOENE OH Nineteen persons
were Injured early Monday when
two Continental Trallwavs buses
crashed head-on at the Willamette
Park overpass on Highway 89, lour
miles south of here.
State Policeman Carl Hansard
:ald a southbound bus. driven bv
Kenneth B. Salrom (3110 Larson
Avenue), Salem, struck a concrete
abutment on the overpass approach
and swerved Into the path of the
northbound bus. driven by Roy
Elmer Vermillion (9333 S. E. 32nd
Avenue i, Mllwaukie.
Three ambulances brought the
10 Iniured to hospitals here. Han
sard said he did not believe any
of them suffered critical Injuries.
The accident at 3:25 a.m. tied up
trafflo on the overpass for two
hours. '
A Trail ways spokesman esti
mated damage to each bus al
$5,000.
Red Aides On
Travel Limit
WASHINGTON Ml The United
States Monday clamped a 25-mile
travel limit on Soviet officials and
their families from Washington and
New York City.
The stiff order was in retaliation
for similar restrictions imposed by
Russia on Americans In Moscow.
Most of the other Atlantic Pact
countries are expected to take si
milar action Immediately.
State Department officials esti
mated that probably 257 officials
and Russian employees are af
fected by the order. -
They Include:
Members of the embassy ! n
Washington and their families, and
Russian employees of the Tass
News Agency and the Amtorg pur
chasing agency in New York, along
with their families.
The action was announced In a
note delivered to the Russian em
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WASHINGTON '.ft A spokes
man for West Coast Airlines testi
fied Monday his company's acqui
sition of Empire Airlines would
mean Improved service to cities
on both lines and extension of serv
ice to cities In Central Washington.
R. A. Duwe, secretary of West
Coast, said at a Civil Aeronautics
Board hearing that the proposed
merger would increase his com
pany's revenues and accomplish
saving in personnel ana service
costs now being duplicated by the
two lines. Duwe was the first wit
ness at a hearing on the proposal.
West Coast, which operates along
the Oregon-Washington coast, Is
seeking board approval of an
agreement under which it would
boy the stock of Empire for 8525,
000. The total purchase price, includ
ing accounts receivable by Empire,
is estimated at about $620,000.
Empire now operates in the In
land Emnlre area of Idaho. East
ern Washington and Eastern Ore
gon. Both wesi toasi ana empire
have pending before the board an
application to extend their service
to Central Washington cities.
West Coast exhibits introduced
at Monday's hearing envision a
hookup of the companies' routes
between Seattle ond Walla Walla,
and Spokane and Portland each
with several Intermediate stops.
The proposal Is opposed oy unit
ed Airlines.
Examiner William Cuslck said
the hearing probably would run
three days.
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D. C, is named for the Marquis
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Firemen Have
Busy Weekend
Suburban and city firemen came
to the rescue of two women sun
day, one ol them overcome by
gas.
Mrs. Ralph Phillips. 4820 S. 6th
St., was overcome by gas' Sunday
morning while helping her husband
with electrical wiring al their
home.
The Suburban Fire Department
emergency crew brought Mrs.
Phillips back to consciousness after
she had stopped breathing for sev
eral minutes and she was taken
to Hillside Hospital by Kaler's
Ambulance.
Hospital officials reported her
condition as good Monday morning.
Mrs. Jetta Kcnnett, 1413 Wall
St., was lead from her home just
across the street from the fire
station, by city ilrcmen about
5 p.m. Sunday.
Mrs. Kennett was apparently
sleeping in the front room and
food in a deepwell cooker on the
kitchen stove started to burn.
Firemen reported the house was
full of smoke and Mrs. Kennett
appeared slightly overcome by the
smoke.
A fireman, gazing out a window
of the llrchou.se, noticed the smoke
coming out a window and rushed
across the street to find out what
the trouble was.
A. small trash fire was extin
guished by city firemen at 912
Walnut St., about 3 p.m. Sunday.
Solon Gives
Good Advice
EUGENE dfl "Don't pressure
your legislators help them." a
state senator advised some 100
Lane county educators and others
at a Saturday conlerence on educa
tion. State Sen. Robert Holmes, of
Clatsop county, cautioned the
group not to weigh each measure
from the viewpoint of "what will
mis ao to scnoois? ' Dut rather
whether the measures are sound
for the state as a whole.
Holmes urged the group to ac
quaint local legislators with school
problems before they are swamped
with work at the state capitol.
"Education Is one of the biggest.
If rot the biggest lob in Ore
gon," he declared. "When your leg
islator realizes this, he. will, help
you."
Bus Strike Talk
Continues Today
SAN FRANCISCO UU Federal
Conciliator Omar Hoskins confers
with. Pacific Greyhound represen
tatives Monday in his hunt for a
way to end the week old bus strike.
Hoskins said there was no hint
of a settlement.
Some 3300 drivers and other em
ployes are striking in seven west
ern states for a live day week and
higher wages.
An estimated 100,000 commuters
who normally ride the Greyhound
began their second week of make
shift transportation.
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Truman To
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Newsmen
By FRVEST B. VACCARO
KEY WEST. Flo., (PH-President
Truman, interrupting a vacation
here, will fly to Washington Friday
lor an overnight stay and will go
to new York uity lor a spcecn on
Saturday. .
Presidential Secretary Joseph
Short, who mode the announce
ment, said Truman will fly back
to ney west alter tne New York
speecn to resume his Florida va
cation. The address In New York will be
at 11:30 a.m. PST before the 28th
annual meeting of the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association In the
ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria.
Short said the meeting will be
made up of 3,000 scholastic editors
representing school papers through
junior colleges from all over the
country.
Short announced this schedulev-
The President will leave Key
West at 9 a.m. PST Friday on a
four-hour flight to Washington.
He will spend Friday night at
Blair House with Mrs. Truman and
her ailing mother.
On Saturday, he will fly to New
York in time to make the address.
Following his speech, be will fly to
Key West.
Short had no additional Informa
tion on Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg's
sudden flight here for a Sunday
conference with the President.
White House aides said the con
ference was "Important" but not
necessarily of a "presing nature."
In Washington, Pentagon sources
were silent.
It was the first time the two
talked since Truman nominated
Vandenberg for a new 14-month
term as chief of staff of the Air
Force for a term expected to run
through June 30, 1953. They talked
in privacy.
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United States round-up of narcot
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SAN FRANCISCO l The annual
meetings of the National Associa
tion of State Racing Commisslonei
will be held In San Francisco,
March 31 through April 3.
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