Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 04, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

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    1IKRALI1 AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS. OflEOON
PAGE SEVEN
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PEP-PEPPERS WILL SELL Kastur lilies Saturday on Klamath Palls streets for
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llic money laken in here is kept in Oregon to benefit the physically handicapped.
Caroline Itiley (left) Vereje Toyly and Mary Pcmelrakos hold clusters of the small
nowers. iniriy rcp-i'eppers win neip dining uiu n.ni:.
Flier Suffers
Narrow Scrape
PATUXKNT. Mil. H1 ,t. Col.
Marlon K. Cull, W'ii Id War II Ma
i Inn Corps ace Iroin Hubbard,
Oil1,, ciiieriiod unsoaihi'il In ano
Iher acnipc with death thin work,
Iho Navv dh.eloKcd 'Ihurnday.
Il rode a Kulnnliw AKHH attack
plane down rbout !I.0WI led, lump
Iiik from Mm plane whin It wan
iiilv WW lecl above, tli" watern ol
Chesapeake Day 'lijeaday.
He wan lesllnt.' 'Iip Navv "Guar
dian" plane and the way It banned
In snlim lit Ihe lime, lie J--i 1 cl he
could not pull th(! ilanc from the
I In ii I apln,
Carl i-ald hp wan within seconds
of Hip water vIipii his parachute
oppppd. A seaplane piloted bv
Cindr. PatI Y. Wevn.i picked him
up wllhln a hall-hour.
Carl phot down 18 Japanese
planes !n World Wr II. Twice hP
wan oncorincn wun me. navy
Cross, four limes with ihe Dlslln
KUlslied I'lylnf Cross and 13 times
wllh the Air Mpdal.
AftPr Ihe war he set a world
speed record ol 1)60.(1 miles an hour
In n DouKlnr, Hkystrcak. That was
In China, monkeys were once
used In a phase of harvei.luig tea
on Auk. 'lb. 1040. The record stood
about h year. '
The Navy also aald the parachute
used by Carl waa the first ever
packed, without supervision, bv
looklc seaman, John II. Uihlatorf.
parachutu rluK'T seaman, from
Ited WIiik, Minn.
Peace Talks! Reds' Draw
HeadinoForiJa,ITerms
I1AI.I IMOI1K Ml 1'lvc Com-
i mi 1 1 i.-t - and a parly lawyer were
i sentenced Friday lo prison tcrma
(if two to five, yean and each fined
U 1,000 lor coiispirmtr to advocate
'overthrow ol the Kovernineiit.
I I'hlllii Fninkteld. Moscow trnlned
iillKtrlcl llnrlv IfltiW-r. received Hie
MUNKAN. Korea tin Truce ;.,,, ,lmnii 1)C.,.,,i ,citncB of live
Ihau .
Armistice
IK 11(111111 1' II, Tl'CK.MAN
(ilflces III Ihe dlulrlct oiKimlzallon
1.. If. rtt-ftnllm
IjriOrQ BUTT III.J.V.. ' j ...
N. Y. several yearn bo.
Krankfeld was trnnr.fcrrcd to
C'lpvehind early In mil.
'Iliey were the flrel partv "sec
ond teanier." to he convlrlfd un
I'rr the Smith Act. Ihe Mime law
under which Ihe ton elc en leaders
In the counirv were nriii in iinun
alter a lonjt trial 1m New York.
tieuollaiyrh hlntrd I'lldav Ihev
Mere wurklni; toward a three-way
i (iiiiproinli.e ilml would clear the
v.av lor an armistice In Korea.
Iliei.e devclcpniPiils led olmerv
rrn In predict an akreeinenl may
be finally In Mulil.
1. Hecret neviottiilions on huw to
Puhiiiiun prlnmers of war were
icce-ised Indellnlteiy to develop
"uniiionai avenuc.i ior urrmiim i Ml v ,r0ihy Ho;,e
ine imiB up'"iii. ,;,., ,.,. ,...i,
ycur
Oilier senlPncPH 'vcre:
Hefii:lu Kiankf.-ld, PrnnkfeM'k
wile. lw-o years: lieorae A. Mey
rr, foimer Climb"! h.nd, Md , lex
I iln tvoiker Bnd I'rankleld s mic
t er.Mir as district chairman, four
!,cnrr.: l.eHoy 11. Wood, parly
i hull man of the Dhlrlol of Coluui-
l.la. Miiurlce L. Bvnvrrnian and
HluniDna
Ik five
3- DAY SERVICE
ly Your Regiitorod WoUhmaker
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WATCHMAKER-JEWELERS
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April 5
Music by
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Dancing
10 'til 2
FAHT TI.MF. Ol'T
TOKYO (,fi The Jnpnnc.se Par
liament Friday eliminated one oc
cupation law dayliRht saving. I will happen, alter lh peace trly
Some observers aald the nclloiij l. effective, to other laws Imposed
may be an indication of what 'by occupation forces,
a
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Ital liif.pector II Ihe U N. Command
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Allied iiPxollalors lound no such
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hut In Hi' Past (.'oinimii'lsl cor
re .lKiiHtenta hnve 'eflected official
Ketl tltttiat lnrt .
A swnp on the Itir.sla-alrlh-lil
. ,ues would t llnilni-.le the last (wo
road blocks to an Biireemenl on
how to Mipeivl-e a truce. Ihe onlv
oilier malo.- dlspu'e Involves the
uuertlon of whether prisoners
hould bo allowed to choose whe
ther Ihev will return home.
tleneral Uldtcwiiv talked with
newsmen on a dusty airstrip here
alter conference v.'llli Allied truce
negotiators and Ion U N. mllltitry
commanders
"1 think ve're cinklnir progress
In lb' truce talks." lie said. "I
still decline to ni.'.l'e any predlc
lims m id the final oulconie."
He made It clear that his ref
erence to liioitress applied to the
vecret prisoner ncftcltatious as well
as talks on mice supervision.
Me whs the flrnl oiflclal lo aav
that stuff otPeers heve made hend
wav toward an aitrreinent on Ihe
Ihorny piisoner Issue since lliev
went Into executlvi session March
statement lo the court belore s nl
ence was Imposed. Hkv contend
ed they were Iniuvcnt of Uie con
. piracy charue. rnch, ecept
llravermitn. rcafllrmed his faltii In
Ihe Communist p.-itv and e
l resi.ed belief the co'ivlclion would
lie upset 'clthrr by hlnlier coin1
or by Ihe final iudc.e, Ihe peo-
by i'1";,"
It) n vrriiiJi'i m r oiuuniore m i un
i.ry, Mrs. lUtimbrm held various
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