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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1952)
W KDNKSDAY, Al'ltll, 2, 101)2 IIKfiALI) AND NRWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFXION PAGE JJINR A he V - Hi V' Merrill Hi News ny YVONNE CONNER AND KU.NA MAK KKKVKS j The students of Merrill HI ore J ntlll' talking about the Junior As- j scnibly which was given last Fri day. On the program was a quiz how, "Aren't we Dumb?" Then they had a Piccadilly Grade j School Talent Show. All the Jun-1 CONCERT The Kliimiitli Union IHkIi School a cappclla choir (above) and the KU concert hand ais to appear In con cert hero Friday evening with Kafael Mcndcz. Tlie concert is a benolit with proceeds to go toward purchase of new high school hand uniforms. The Klamath Merchants Association is aiding students in presenting the concei t. I he con cert Is to ho at the Pelican Theater. Long Memory Traos Ex-Con iilllcar. said lie tuw Erwln stand- Muhoiicy said Krwln admitted, inn In front of the Fryc hotel, (escaping from the Oregon prli.on, mid recalled he wan wiinird lor rauaplng fronr the Oregon lnalllu-Hon. BKA'ITLK B The long arm Vf Hie law embraced an CMiiprc from the Orriion Main penitentiary 'l'tienday night tint nks to the lonif memory ut n former police detective. Jack Krwln, alias John Vi'tor O.itcrman, 51, wh taken Into cuv tody In u holel lobby alter a 30 pilnutc luwle with Krne.it W. Ynrls the former Heatlle detective chief who spotted him. and three pol icemen. Police dipt. Hlchard K. Muhoney en Id he first gavi- hi" name a Ostcrman and said he was from Npokane but Inter admitted he was the Jaelc Krwm wno escape iroin Uie Oregon penitentiary In 1037. Yorln. now an airline securltv where he had been cciueiiccd lor assault and robbery, but told police It "hull been mi long I n 1 uio.i IiiruoL about it." Yorln went to police headquarter , rwin ud ,e hud been working and returned to the hotel with Ma- n Ala.ika miiiiiiicis and living in honey and two other ofIlt:er. fSandpolnl, Idaho, wlnuri.. When I'M win walked mm inc pinny, YorlK grnbbr-d him. After a 30 inlimte struggle which Marled In the lobby and ended In Ihe street, l'lrwln wait apudued and taken to ihe city Jail. WURLITZER A masnlflcenr piano. Many lovely itylti on1 flnlihoi to chooit from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th SQUARif i)ANCIMG? Enioy a FRIED CHICKEN CHICKEN and DUMPLING DINNER From Soup to Dessert Served from 1 1 a.m. to 1 1 p.m. Alio "CHICKEN TO GO" WIARD CHICKEN STILE 4831 So. 6th Phone 5537 vati:k Itll.l, tt'T P.Afll.OW, Ore. in The Incor porated city of Barlow reduced , water rales liom t-2 to $1.50 a month rllcctlvc April 1. true to a resolution rdopted in 10&0 when a new pump was purchased and .rates wire inrrr-UM-d to pay lor It. Doctor Says Suspect OK CflEBCENT CfTY, Calif. I A "Into hoapltal psychiatric tpe- clallnt ny Richard Jonen, 28, acted In his "conscious minu at ti e time "hoc repariman Felix Mollnl wan killed durlnK holdup. ,15r. OIkb Miller of Mendocino Hints Hospital, waa the elate n llnal rebuttal wltnena Tuesday at Iho trial of Richard ana ni nrotner Hnhert. 20. both chamed with the murder. The two McMlnnvllle, )orll puri jdpatcd In this assembly rs:.sv kr,r r ,rrand, pi"e ' Tnl' Fria"y ' lne k"'0'' piy Dr. Miller tcatlflcd her opinion "The Case of the Missing Hcir.." waa based on testimony concerning , Everyone Is looking forward to an Jones' actions and testimony on enjoyable evening Admisnion for Ills previous condition. ' the play Is $.C5 for adulta and Richard has contended he 135 Ior studenl. "blankeit out" before tlie fatal j Monday nl(ht was binifo ni((ht. r,hootlnK In Molinl'i "hop on Jan. e jumor, were lri charge of !t. ,ne Jury aomciime weonesuay. )y Bi,rt)r mM.umt.a (our mlbiect AI'RII, FOOI. Io' the ',pA lt Thursday. They SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO 1 - I Ret points In History Civics for The ca Icr said Jonn o. rercy a i."'-'i'"'"i 1 home was on fire but Percy knew It I was April 1. I A second call eot the aame treat ment. Just another April Fool'j .Day prankster. But aflcr the third call, Percy, 'now a little doubtful, hurried to his iBiirllngame home. II was on fire. I Damage was estimated at 15,000. 'A -fl-P YOUR. RYIAl-KOTE "DEfllfBS.... UNDERWOOD'S Photo Sorvlco 111 UixlKwood Bld'g. PhoiK 4619 grinaniej'TrtqigigwxMiii'imnJHJ Edna Mac Reeves and Velma Fox will participate In the Elks discussion group on Wednesday at Sacred Heart. Feed Grain I Production Emphasized ' Increasing demand for feed grains durlnic Ihe past two or three years has been accompanied by heavy utilization, ri.iing feed prices, and declining slocks, accopdtng to Ken Baghotl, Tulelake Farm Ad visor, fn view of Ihls situation, special emphasis Is placed this year on larger productioo of feed grains. Meeting the 1952 production goal of 128 million tons - 12 per cent above 1951 - will 'nke more acres and higher yields than we had last year. Feed production called for, is above that In 1049 and ID00, and has been exceeded only by the record crop in iyiu. In the recent 1950-51 feeding season. Baghott reports that a little over 2 million tons were with drawn from reserve feed-grain stocks, as more feed was used than was produced. An even great er withdrawal from reserves Is expected In 1951-52. and stocks at the beginning of the 1952-53 season are exnected to be down around a third below the 79 million tons at the beginning of the present season. Larger slocks would b dfr slrable to serve as a cushion aaatiul a possible crop failure and to In sure staoie iced supplies, High-level production of nit grass and forage crops also la emphasised. Ooal tor tarns hay calls for about the sains screags as In 1051. s- NWelcome menu CHUM KING ChowMein . 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