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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1952)
MOMMY, APItlF, 14, in.r)2 PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON "'."" TTT1 "" " "H7! tom. ic I i4.i TUtiCE I -in' !.jT t r STUDY XuTbl. ' rasa. tvtbsf m ' r i 1 f. Bfepsg- . tefeJJ ..-vW- j ' Indian Land Suits Total Millions; Years Of Work By JOHN KAMI'S WASHINGTON I The Indian Claims Commission Is up to lis neck in claims of tribes (or several billion dollars in payment (or land taken by Uie government decades ago. And Louis J. O'Marr believes that h and the other two members of the commission. Edgar E. Witt and William M. Holt, will bo busy, lor as icasi live years uispusmii of the 853 claims. Then, some o( the cases are ex pected to be appealed all the way to the Supreme Court. Since the deadline lor imng sucn claims (ell Inst August, the com mission has begun hearings on nearly 100 and disposed o( ft (ew. The hearing extend over severul months. This Hives tribal attorneys lime to prepare their cases, gov ernment lawyers a chunce to got their defense ready, and both sides time to arrange (or appearance o( witnesses. 1 It takes months to collect evl. deuce with which the Indians hope to prove they occupied certain areas In aboriginal days, be(ore the white man took over many o( their hunting grounds and cooped them up on reservations. Old Indians, who remember his torical tales told by their (athers mrs-f CALIFORNIA INFLUENCE in architecture is reflected in this distinctive plan for a one story house with large windows to exploit views. An elevated central section of roof provides a 12-foot ceiling for living room and liberal storage space reached by dis appearing stairs in the hall between laundry and study. The study, with a glass door to the garden, is located for convenient con conversion into a third bedroom. The large two-car garage with work space is separated from the house by a breezeway-terrace, all under the house roof. A heater room off the kitchen-laundry eliminates need for a basement. This is Plan H-175-P by the Homograf Co., 11711 East Eight Mile Road, East Detroit, Mich. . It covers 1,376 square feet without garage and terrace. AP Newsfeatures . COMMUNITY SQUARE DANCE CLASSES FREMONT SCHOOL (Limited to 72 Persons Each Class) Name .... Address Phone ... I hereby enroll in beginner's class dancer's class V (Fill out and turn in to city recreation office.) Blossom Binge Bulges Bastile TOKYO Wl Tokyo police said a new record (or missing children was established Sunday. With the famous cherry blossoms at their prettiest, an estimated 3 500.000 Tokyoites visited pnrks and gardens and lost 30 children. They hauled oft three truckloads of intoxicated parents. AP Offers TV News Service NEW YORK III The Associated Press has entered the field of tele vision news-on-filin. ' General Manager Frank J. Star sel announced Sunday that AP I member television stations can ac quire a complete film news ser j vice, tailored and created exclus ' ively (or television. The camera work, sound, com ; meniary and editing are lncorated I into individual television programs. The (iulshcd product is delivered I speedily to stations, j The coverage will come (rom ac ! credited cameramen . correspond I ems In 2 slates and 44 foreign j countries. There also are represent latives in the remaining states, 'Alaska, Honolulu and Puerto Rico. I The AP. a news cooperative, has .set up a new. specialized organlza ! tion, Spotnews Productions, Inc., to handle the service. Personnel of Spotnews Includes 'the president, Theodore A. Morde. I who has been In the radio and news I field since 1929., except for a per- iod as chief of the foreign lnnguagc division of the U.S. Office o( Co ordinator of Iufnrallou; the vice- president, John H. Tooln, former general manager o( Telrncws; and Tom Craven, a Paramount news cameraman for 23 years. Foreign coverage will be under direction of F. D. Kahlcnuerg, former editorial director o( tele news. Station KSD-TV of St. Louis, owned by the Post-Dispatch of that city. Is the firsi station to contract (or the now service. Learn-to-Swim Class Tonight The second session ol the learn-to-svuu classes (or boys go on tonight. 6:30. at the Klamath Union High School nutatorlum. WURLITZER A mognificcnt piano. Many lovtly stylet and finishes to choou from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7rh SPARKIE Musical Glasses Crafr Lok ,ottag Chff rom rout aurr uf MALI Off lOiri MAM j Not I on icnur. ciTroicitfi ft nM ICC mo MaLtr $r ruiN M I MfTAl C41 rOM VW'M MtUCAL CLAJJtl In the old days, must be found and Interviewed. Research mti.it be done In llbl.u lr In (lm mails anil documents descrtbliiu the Indian country one or two centuries ago, STAHT Although the Indians have been authorised to present claims to the commission slnco 1947, It look a record court Judgment In 1U00 to start the flood. Attorneys and Indians went to work throughout the West alter the court of claims made the big gest award In Its history, paying (he Uie Indians 43 million dollnrs lor nearly 13 million acres of land and resources In Utah and Colo rado. Attorneys were encouraged by the (3,111X1.000 fee paid to lawyers (or the Utes. 0( the 83 claims tiled, 640 de mand payments exceeding three billion dollars, and 313 ask the com mission to dccldo what, ( anything, should be paid. Lauds churned by the Indians comprise a slsable chunk of the nation several billion acres, lie sources, for which payment also Is demanded, Include a multitude o( oil, timber, minerals nnd metals. The payment demands range (rom the Kalapuya tribe's Jtm.MKl to the Swonointsh Indians' an Vj nilllium. They average more than 6 ! j million. HAXCK Payment recommended In the hiindliil o( cases thus far approved by the commission run consider ably smaller than S i3 million. The smallest Is $1100.000, the largest 3 have been dismissed. The calms commission hns eased the Indian work load In Congress, which previously handled ninny such claims in the form o( bills. Ilul Congress still handles much I legislation alfecllng Its 400.000 wards. Congress Inst week got a report ; which shows the llnnncial condition ! Free Yourself , from laxative slavery Try this delightful family break fast treat! Eat a generous bowlful (about !j cup' o( crisp, toasty KcllOKg'S ALL-BRAN Willi SUgar 1(11(1 cream. Drink plenty of liquids. all-bhan is the natural luxatlve cereal that may help you buck to youthful regularity, lost because of lack of bulk In your diet. 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