Herald and news., April 11, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

I'ltlDAY, Al'ltll, II, 11152
limMA) AND iNfcWS. KLAMATH KALI.S. UKfcUON
PACE SEVEN
lost Youngster Survives
Ordeal in Snowy Forest
iiiiuim 1'IYlU im. A lllltn Iiiiv
wlui run mid Mumbled nvrr h cliiwn
iiiIIim n( I linlH-rrcl. ii o w-iovprnl
iiiiiiiiiIiiIiiii In III Iiiiiiii. ni found
urn ncliiun 'iliur.'.tliiy iiiiirnliiii iind
In rxpnli'il to rorovrr.
The liny, Ki'l'li I'ni'ltliin. 'J'.
wiinilrrml uwuy from III" kiwid
imrriiu inoiiiiluln liirin iimr Killer,
i.imtli ill lirrr, nl liuun Wrdiirit
iliiy Mr wiin loiincl Inrn flown on
(tit- ' i hilly minimi nt 0:44 it.ni .
nriirlv nine mllrn from llm lurin
In n dlri'cl I Ii if .
Illii Inllicr, Allen (J. Piuklim nl
Wullu Wullii. plikril hlin up.
Ihuimlil lm wim ilriiil," the
lulllrr Mllil "Hr w "U euW
mid liln ryi wcie elimril."
Russ Reject
Election Plan
I'AIUH W (Soviet lluaaln. Ill Un
.Truly l tUo lUit Three Wcalern
tiowcr.-t, tinn rclccU'd the ineu ol
ii Unit I'd Nailunn coihtnlaalon to In
vrhilmiic the -joatlbllltv of free
lirriiinn election! and liuit urouoted
iiiHtntcl creation of a Hl Four com-
miiMOI.
Tlio tfovlcl answer was received
at the French Korclm; Office Thur
cluy and authoritative InlormauUi In
Turin made public en account of
T fclml It mi M.
They ald It reaffirm the Bovlel
-mint of view ri tfl forth hi f i
n-iwlinl Mureh 10 note culling for
n unified Oermaliv and Bin Four
talk for a Urrman peace treaty.
'Hie March 10 note proposed an
Immediate IUk Four conference to
vntr it peace Ireatv for all of Ucr-
IIDIIIV.
'Ihe lluviiniii prtimlr.nl to aitree
l n CiTmnn Annv, Navy and Mr
1 orcc but ruled out anv contribu
tion of Ocrinan military might to
Ihe Kuropoan annv or the North
AUhiiIU1 Treaty Organization.
On March ila. the Weaiern BIk
Three replied with a demand that
Monrow inunt allow free elections
in all Germany before any four
fower Irrniv could be dlicuaaed.
'Hie Vel inMMrd that the U.N.
rommlMlon nhould be allowed to
Invealiunle the poiilbllltle for Mich
f Irclloni.
'Pie West rejected the Rua&lnn
Idrn of bnrrhiK a milled Ciermanv
frntn cnterliiK rn'' "aiaoclatlona
v illi other counlrie.'
Hum..., In It reply delivered In
Moscow Wedne.id.iv nlftht. al"ft
tood firm In I la Inm-tence that the
Oder-Ncl-ua line In Germany's per
imment extern boundary.
The We.nern power a aniert that
tins line, drawn un at the potadam
conference, 1 oilv temporarv.
pending final settlement by a peace
conference.
Hut at the hOf.pHul lo which he
wn flown he wiin reported recover
ing fiom nliiH-k and rpOr.iiic. 1
()!!
'Iho tt'iiir-iiLui'ft III hW mountain
(Unlit (hopped lur bituw n'm.tii"
Jlo ciOf.Aed lit Iriihl one Icy ntiviwn
und went throimh miow uud Ici.
rxhuuhlrd on Hald I'olnl, Jtihl up
Uecu Canyon above the North For,
of llie John Ony River.
II wan there thai Clmrlra Hclmlni
of Rlltrr, one of Hid or more mci.
hu j, o relied throiiKh the nluht,
found him. Hcholnc turnrd and
called the boy' father who win
only iw yardh away and Ihe fathi-i
rushed over, picked up bin bull und
cradled hlin in hla armti.
'Iheii ll icy aiiirti'd for Loni:
('reek, the lielirr.'l point wllh til'
alrllcld.
The boy 'a mother went In tin
pin ho piloted by Jack Leinbcriei
and aluto police met ihe plane hen
with an ambulance
KeUh huh In the lupllal al
0:30 a in. Hhoiily befoic noon in
wuh cunhclouf. Hr told hln mothci
he wan feelliiK hetlrr.
Hi).pltal AtlcnditntA hail he v.if.
recoverlnu,
VIMTINf
Mrn. Parkln and her three hoiii.
Michael. CI. Terry, ft. und Keith
hail been vlMling ul the home o
her purenlA. Mr and Mrn. t. h
Contuiit. Al noon Wednesday iln
three boyr who had brrn pla y mi;
al the burn, were called to dimict
The older boya went lo the Iioiim
but Keith took off on an indepcu
dent Journey.
Mrn. ParkhiH hdit the two boy
buck to the bum lor Keith and hi
wan not to be found.
An Immediate neanh whh beun
and It expanded as the day wore
on, By nluhlfall there wne mm
In Uie Imnt from more than bo
mllrn around that ltlue Mountain
urea. Virtually every Rltter and
Uiiik Creek man m hi the tent'h
The father hald he llmiiuht the
little boy. In panic, muM hn v
been runnliiff monl of the time to
have covered mi much distance
He ftftld that In leaving the barn he
jUAt turned the wronit way and In
un lnMam wan oM in the mun
t a Inn.
9M si
Kefauver Visits Oregon,
Draws Modest Audience
PORTLAND W - Hen. Knle.n Ke
fauver head cunt Friday In ht.n
caimiHlfin for the Democratic nom
ination an President, after Belting
an Oregon reception of Komcwhat
lca fervor than expected.
A banouet erruncd for hi first
Berserk Pooch
Felis Woman
PHfl.OMATIf !' - A crop-duht-iiik
plane flcv low over Holds near
here, ucttlny wkw;.k liiHtructioij.n
on where to duf t trom Mrn. Iicrtha
Icr on the Kround.
TtC ;;lune alarinod u Great Dane,
who viewed H as some new. invad
ir.U varmint. 'IIil doy, nil I'M
pounda, kuvc prompt chase, hih
eyes lucd on the .lane.
ThalV how Mrn. I vera became a
hit-run iclhn of a dt.u. He knocked
hnr flui. and ran r.yht over her
She hud to call a dot-tor for treat
ment of aevcre brui.scs.
TICKER TAPE AND TULIPS Queen Juliana of the Nc
liu'iiandH, who was welcomed to New York in a ticker
tape parade up Hroadway, receives a bouquet of tulips
from Diane Van Lcetimen. 0. At rear are, left to right:
(.rover Whnlen, New York's traditional "greeter," and
Prince Rernhard, the queen's husband.
ITALIAN FILMS
ROME AP The Italian film
Industry hu burst into extraordi
nary vitality nl ncc the fall ol
Fa:clim and the end of World
"Hr If. Tie nation exported 3.7X1
lilnu made after the war lo (i3
different counlrie between ID-i'i
and 10r4. Btudion. badly damaged
by air at tucks, have been rebuilt,
viill to Oregon tlrrw 67 persons
More had been expected at the
12 M) affair.
In fa?t Kefauver declined to vi
at the ona speaker'?, table because
of Ihe uparse crowd He moved to
a smaller tabic, and the l"n
peakcr'a table frmalned empty.
At nlttht lie made ht fn.t
j pecrh in the stat. and drew 7W
io an auditorium tint can hold 1,
100
Kefau.er huppor'cra aaid thev
were not entire J v disappointed,
he was mnklnu ui-lv a one-duv
.'.topover here, mos.lv to set uo Rr
lanKcments lor a longer campaicn
Mtit just before Ihc Oregon pri
mery May 16.
fn that prlmnrv he will face Gov
Sawmill Strike
Settled
MOLAIXA 'f -- Operations at
Ihe largest Rawmiil in Clackamas
Countv will resume Mondav, after
.'cttleinent of a strike by CIO Wood
workers. The union accepted offers from
the A. F. Lowes Lumber Company
for waye adjustmrntj in 16 lob
categories, allhonch 'he basic
wave will remain r. SI 70 en rK'tir.
'Hiat ended a five-Jry strike. M:1J
vritfhls began p uting the plant
in condition to resume full opera
tions, i
'Adhil Btevenson of IHInoh on the
I-irmoaniiic ballot. Asso'iated Jus-j
lice William O. Doiclas of the U.8. I
.Supreme Court also has been en- i
tereij, but he has protested Mronr-!
Jv and has bounh. space In the !
itate-printed voter h' pamphlet to
ii k DenuK.-r:tts not to vote for
him. '
"George Woshlnqton
Slepr HereM
April 17
Easter
April 12
MUSIC BY BUNNELL'S ORCHESTRA
Dancing 10 'til 2
Military Rites
For Corporal
Military funeral wrvtcr lor Cpl
Charlie O. Parr, who died in ih
crash of an Air Force plane Oct. i
1051. In Ihe Korean war arm.,
are U be conducted at Jeffer -"ii
Barracks Natlotml Cemetery, St t
Louis, Mo., -.May 6 at 10:30 a in .
Parr wan the son ol Mr. and .
Mm. W. A Parr. 33Ci Flint.
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3-Vay Bank
Merger Eyed
PORTLAND W A three-way
tank tneruer Is In the moklnjr
tine that would make the Com
mercial Bank of Orcpon the fourth
lurncM commercial banklnK Insti
tution In the Ntai'V
William C. Christennen. president
cf the Commercial Bank of Oregon,
uhlch ban headtiuartern at Hills
horo, nald dlrectora of all three
banks involved have Riven ap
proval. He said ihe other two hanks are
the Commerelnl Bunk of Tillamook
end the Commercial Bank of New
rig. The Tillamook bank has
branches at Wheelrr and Clover
dale. The Newbertt bank hai a
branch of 8t. Paul. The Hlllitboro
bank has brinchcs at Banks, Sher
wood. Vernonla and West Slope.
Chrlntensen said approval next
Is needed by Mockhnlder and bank
MinervtMng authorities. He said this
would take several months. I
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