Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 02, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKCON
-WKDNKSHAY, AI'IUL 2, 1152
KKJI 11S Kc. PST
' Wednesday Evening, April
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:49 Sain Hajes Newa MBs
S:M Bill Henry MBS
7:00 VmOr Theater MDS
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8:t,0 What't Name Song MB
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COO Glenn Ittrrdy Newi MBs
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B.M Wrestling
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11:00 Night Own Newa
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:13 Home Town Newa
:23 World Newa Summary .'"
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43 Headline Fdition ABC
39 Coming Attraction! on ABC
7:00 Ihe Lone Ranger ABC
:..! Ms trry Ttcater ABC
I 00 The Top Guy ARC
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Thursday, April 3
:00 S gn on Newa Summary
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8:43 Farm Fate
7:00 Newa Bkft Edition
7:15 Charlle'a Roundup
7 10 Bob Garred Newa ABC
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9:00 Hank Henry Show
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Gl Deoth Laid
To Natural Cause
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SEATTLE l.fi The death of
an Army sergeant aboard the
troopship Joe Martinez was due
to natural causes, the Army re
ported Tuesday.
Master Sgt. John J. Galkowski
of Chicago, a Korean War veteran,
died after a shore-leave scuffle
with other soldiers at Honolulu.
. Ten soldiers were taken off the
Martinez and held for questioning
in connection with the death, Army
officials said, but were released
alter an autopsy showed Galkowski
died of a heart ailment and a
cerebral hemorrhage.
Olliceia of. the Martinez reported
the Incident when the troopship
docked -here from the Far Ea&t
Tuesday. '
Probe Ordered
In Death Fall
PORTLAND (fi An investi
gation of the death of Donald A.
McPherson, who died after a seven
story plunge from the Medical Arts
Building was continued here Wed
nesday. several persons saw McPherson.
a 62-year-old resident of Clatskanle
lall past their windows. But how he
came to plunge from the building
was undetermined.
It was learned he had been under
medical care for some time and
had gone into the building for a
prescription.
PETITION
ASHLAND The Valley View
Hospital Committee hopes to have
the question of establishing a South
ern Jackson County Hospital dis
trict on tne May 16 ballot.
Petitions, bearing over 1,000 sig
natures asking the vote, were filed
with the county clerk Tuesday.
! Fredric
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FOR THE CHAMPS More than 800 persons gathered for a banquet at Bonanza re
cently honoring the Bonanza High School "Antlers'' who won this year's county Class B
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Ike Report
Draws Praise
PARIS W Moit European edi
torial writers praised Gen. Eisen
hower Wednesday lor his annual
SHAPE report, and agreed that It
formed a policy statement for his
campaign to get the Republican
presidential nomination.
The report, said the Independent
Welt of Hamburg, "is probably the
initial policy statement of a favorite
presidential candidate."
The London Times termed the
report "a tribute to Gen. Eisen
hower's sound common sense and
grasp of essentials," and added that
"certainly Europe has. for the sec
ond time, a debt it gratitude to
pay this unusual soldier who hand
les nations as easiiy as divisions
and has g burning faith in this
mission."
The London Daily Worker, a
Communist newspaper, headed Its
story: "U.8. Governor of Europe
Eisenhower presents report."
It said the report "reads like a
report of a mid-Victorian Vlcerov
of India describing the behavior of
potentates and people In the subject
provinces under his control."
French morning newspaper
mainly published the storv on In-
side pages without comment.
In London, the conservative Daily
Graphic said the report Is "one of
Ihe most momentous statements on
war and peace that this generation
has heard."
Most British newspapers nlaved
up the economic angles of the re
port.
The Liberal News Chronicle said
the report was "encouraging," but
added that Elsenhower does not
seem to worry as much about mili
tary aspects as economic.
Oldster Dies In
Porch Wreckage
McCRORY, Ark. Ifi The rotted
porch of an old abandoned home
near here was a death trap for
an 86-year-old man.
John Russel mounted the notch
Sunday to seek sheltar from a
shower. The flimsy flouring gave
way and he fell through. The
JacBed boards held him fast.
His body was found Tuesday. A
physician said death was due to
exhaustion or a heart attack.
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Floods Hit
Midwest As
Rivers Rise
By The Aisocl.ilrd Press
P.rsldents in five midwest states
battled flood waters Wednesday
as rivets and streams overflowed
from spring thaws.
Cooler weather hit the flooded
areas of the Dn kolas, Minnesota.
Wisconsin and Iowa Wednesday.
Temperatures, however, generally
were above freezing.
Flood waters from the Missouri
river forced 60 families from their
homes west of Wllllston. N. D..
while more tlmn 200 homes wore
affected by the overflow of the
swollen Little Missouri river in
Marmarlh. N. D. Floods were
expected along other rivers ' In
North Dakota.
The Missouri also was overflow
ing at Fort Pierre. S. D., covering
about 10 residential blocks. The
Bad river, south of Fort Pierre,
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also was over Us bunks, with water
five deep around 10 or 15 homes.
The Root, Redwood and Minne
sota rivers caused extensive dam
age in Miiinnesola, while several
familes were forc:d from their
homes In the Sprlngditle section of
Sioux City, la., by the flooding
Floyd River.
The Oconto River spilled over Us
banks In Oconto, Wis.
Cooler weather was reported
from tho Appalachians westward
through most of the Great Lakes
region and the Ohio Valley. It was
below freeung in most of the
northern plains states.
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Red MIG - ;
Shot Down
Over Korea
SEOUL, Ktnea W U.B. Satire
pilots Wednesday tlenlroyotl ona
MIG-15 and damaged two .others
of a Chinese Coiuiiuiiilst Alt1 Puree
that showed Utile desire to fight
nfler the lough liutidlliig It got
iiiesuny. "-
' The Air Force raised Tuesday's
MIU rnsually tutul by two more
damaged, coiiflrmril aller evalua
tion of gun cami'iii films. Tliei.e
raised the (Say's, total to 10 MIOn
slroyed and 13 (litmiigcd,
It was the second biggest daily
bag of the war for the Sabre pllols.
Cap). Robert T, Latshaw of
Amitrlllo. Tex., knuokpil tho ilrrl
Jet down In a 10-inlniile fight be
tween 33 Sabres and about 30 MIGs
over North Korea lust before dusk.
Wednesday's two Uamago claims
came nut ol a brief encounter in
ihe morning. Pilots said Ihev
thought they hit a third MIG In
this fray.
Sabre pllols traded shots with
MIU fliers ai oIIht limes during
the (lav but the MIO.t dodged back
into their Manchuriitii sanctuary
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"My priced. Ounce lor "'
rather than fight.
The U.B. I"lllh Air Fuico rdld
Ihe Red airmen fallid In ithowMiu
in loi'ce anywhere on Wednesday,
On the ground, n U.B. Eighth
Army brWliiu oflltwi' reported only
two Communist pniiien and sen I.
tried ontriil sklnnl lic nlnlig the
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inr.
1,'uuMcMiltiickliig Allied trmips
Tuesflnv nlitlil mid riirlv Wcdnes.
tiny hurled buck about 1.6011 Chi
nnn Rods who lilt United Niitliini
lines on Ihe westi'in front lour
miles from llio riiiiimiiijnm Inito
tents.
The Navv aimuuurrd Uial the
American Carrier Hoxer relurnrd
lo Korean waters for Its third tour
of (ItilV. Plulies from Ihe Boxer
and Hi" U.B. Carriers Philippine
Seu and Vallry Forgo pounded Red
targets on Hie Ka'il Const.
liana Norland Klre Imuranre.
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