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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1952)
MONDAY, APniI, 14, 10!2 HEnALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON PAGE ELEVENi yvt-V .. : -N.ft M 1 t PROMOTED Capt. Joseph A. Peacock pins burs on the shoulder of Andrew I,. Gordon, 2.722 Homcdale, who has heen promoted to captain in 304th Logistical Command of the Organized Koscrve Corps. Capt. Peacock, from Med ford, Is a unit instructor. Hot Nutritions Found in Raid TOKYO W Police hrlin! ti puinphlrt rnllllrd "AmtlyMft of Nil ti ilium Oinpllril by ihr Wfitiur MiniMiv Hrulth l.nliumlory in (): luhrr. ll)M ' clntiiw rnlcln MiutIi 'JH on niiiprctrri Cninmuni.il hltt-ouU IhrmiKlintil Jnpun. Whv rrr the poller mj inter r.Mrd? ltrcmr thr nchl - pane Irxt told how to make and iim Iiip homb. time homlm, tire piiiirlur Hit: tirvlrcs. and rhrmiciillv-trriil-r puprr or writing tnrMiKri, which could he dfHtroyid 1 IIunIi Without Irnvlnjt cindrrn. toOilng )n It ftbom mitrltlnnn. i o w u ii in; i : i i ( i v a it m llt'K, Vletnuni. IrnloChliiii 'Ihfir'h n new IowMimmmIIiik farm In opiMailun near Ihlh itmtenl lor iiirr ciipllal oily ol thr Kn.irro ol Aminni Ktpilpinetit lor rUblih iiik ihr (arm uha Mippllrd through Ihc AiiirrU-un Mulliul Security Ad mlnlhliallon program The farm una formnlly opened hy U 8. Mlnlv In Uotiald It Jlruth. Tax Returns Probe Slated WAHIIINC1TON i JTMlclrnl Tnmmii Hiiliiiiluy nuuiiirl7.(i the IIdiikc JiKliiitirv Oiiimltlr-r. In vrnllKiiUHK Iho Urmirtincnt of Jim lien to IliMirot Incmin lux roturiu "under ni uprln In llinlliillonii." Ho miuc.ti'il nil (Iri)iirlinriiln 1111(1 HKCMClt'H to r)0MTIlt( With (-hiilriuuii CliHf iD.-Ky , and hlf lvrMlKill!K nuljcOMimltld" to the lullcnt rxtcrnrii-ri loimlntt'iit with thr proper pprfunnunco of their WUlk 1(11(1 (llltlCH. Tlin I'lTMdr-nt tllnn In.iut'd n executive order iiulliorlrJiiK the tux return liiAprotlcn. Trumnn In hln inemorundorn in depKrlmenl )ien(l:i raid It wax hln (lertlrr that the executive bninrh eooperale with Die Chrlt coinmltlev to the ( lid that ".i fair. Impartial, mid tlwrouith " InventlKatlun muy he made. 'I he executive oi('er opened to Irnpei in, n by the l oumillter any value exceni prnllt.-i, ratillul htwk, r-Mutr, or iitt tux return lor any period to and liichxllnu lWil Huch Inspection would be author ized when the chairman ol the In vcMluuiihu iM'oim "'ulimlh a writ ten atalclnent o( lb- aprrlflc idle (.atloie. and comiilalnlh with lr ' licet to each tnxiK'Vr whose re turn In -ndi'lit and thr nature ol Hie credible cvldeiae upon which '.Mich alleKfitlonn 'mil comph'lnts lore bleed, illblect to the conditio staled In Ihr tmm'irv decision re Inlliiu lo the Insprnion ol sik h re luriiH by ihai cnmniMiee. approved by me IblH date." j Plunqe Fatal To Worker I PORTLAND Jennar M. Hlul. 112, employ; of the WeMirn Con idrnlnv Coinpnny, Portland, died . early Kiilurdny when lie fell into u val of whey. Another umplove lound hln body (IouUmk in the vat of whey, a by product at cheese, lie worked at the whey tank An autopsy wtifi planned to de termine whether he drowned or Miftered ft heart attack before he fell. Six Air Force Officers Go on 'Sit Down Strike' BAN ANTONIO, Tex. lfi - He fuaal of alx lieutenant at Randolph Air Force Baseelo fly caused a flurry of excitement III this bl air force center Friday. The Air Force iiakl only nix flleri were Involved In the "nit down dtrlke.t' but there were reportu othern had asked lor voluntary nus pcnslon from (lylnij. Those refuln(( to fly were World War II combat fllem, called back to duty aa reserving. Rome or those ask Inn voluntury siispensliin from llylnii were said to have arnued that they terved In the laal wur and now are mar ried. Home said they had children to conaldcr. MaJ. Oen. J. K. I.aeey. com mandniK ueneral of the crew train ing air force, Indicated In a for mal statement filers who refused lo fly face still action". "I rciiard this slliiiiUon as a case I of alleged disobedience to orders" he said. "As a result we are tak- inic Die same kind 0 action In re 1 Kard to the Individuals concerned I that we would take In s case re garding disobedience to orders." j Ma). Albert Hatcher, public In 'formation officer said one of the filers who refused to ko aloft faced I court martial charges of disorder ly conduct. , . I Hatcher said the man was ar rested at a downtown hotel us In toxicated Tuesday nlkht. Police But. Frank Ballard quot ed the switchboard operator as saving the man had been trying lo call Columnists Walter Wlnchell and Drew Pearson. Questioned after being picked up. the filer revealed he had attempted lo call Mr. Truman as well as the columnists. The man said he called Wlnchell twice but only managed to reach his secretary. Police sources said the man was attempting to Interest the column ists In a story on the refusal lo fly of Randolph officers. I The Ban Antonio Evenintr News said the man was reported to have' ' Insisted the men had no complaint ailiilnst the planes but had chanced 1 their attitude toward flying since 'World War II and were alrald to :ny. I Hatcher said no reason was giv en for refusal of the six to fly. Hut the Ban Antonio Light said '.'Maintenance of planes at the base has been under lire In recent months." Since activation of the B-29 train ing program at the base In August, Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich 1950, eight of the bombers have crashed. Fifteen airmen wtra killed when two collided In the air north of San Antonio last month. Actress, Child Held by Order BANTA MONICA. Calif. 'H -Television Producer William l)oz ler has obtained a 'einporarv re straining order lo prevent his for mer wile, AclresH Joan Fnniuliic. Irom taking Ihelr .1-year-old dauuh ler out of the rouniry. 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