Herald and news., April 29, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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IIKItAU) AND NEWS, KXAMA7H FALLS, OHKGON
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RECIPIENT OF A fifty-year pin from the Oddfellows In a recent surprise party was
Cliar'ks Walter Miller (scaled right) of this city. Prank Hunt, past noble grand of tho
Lodge here, ihakctt the presentation. Standing directly behind Miller are his two daugh
ters, Mrs. James (Lena) Fowler, Mrs, Herbert (Letha) Undis and his son Jack. Back row
(I to r) are Swan Krlckson, Karl Tilton, I'aul Tally. Herbert Munscll and Alex Tilton,
nil past Noble Grands of Klamath Falls Lodge 137.
Nervy
Sailor
Stymies
Bomb
AnoAnn una boxer off ko-
RKA f"i , A cool sailor averted
powlble tragedy on this carrier re
cently by sticking his finger In a
live bomb to keep It from ex
ploding. This Is the official story
A panther Jet returned from a
mission over North Korea with a
aao-ixmiid bomb the pilot couldn't
release.
The bomb Jarred loose and went
houiK-liiK ana sliding up the deck
11 minuted against a parked plane.
The arming propeller on the nosa
pun ominously.
Two flight crewmen lirabhed Its
an im and organ iiipmb'.'s -f
iMimb lo one side, oblivious of tho
danger.
Ralph V. O'Drll. an aviation ord
nnncrinaii and an expert on bomba
and fuses, . rushed, up. He Jabbed
his finger Into the space between
Ihe striking pin and the fuse body
to prevent accidental discharge.
O Dell held his linger in plara
until the bomb had been carried
to one aide.
Then he slipped a piece of wood
Into the mechanism and calmly
temuved tho fuse.
Governors Hit
By
Power Head
ui-iwl tu IS., nri,lf1nt
3 nf the Northwest Public Power
Association Monday criticised the
governors of Washington, Oregon
imtl Idnho for their elands against
proposed ootuiructlon of Hells Can
yon dam on Ihe Snake River.
Owen W. Hurd told the assoc
iation at Its annual meeting the
governors were aiding with the
Idnho Power Co., In Its eflorla "to
iniiintoin a monopoly in Southern
Idaho."
Hurd manager of Itie Hemon
County, Wash., Publlo Utility DIs
Irlrl, also listed several members
nf the Pacific Northwest congress
ional delegation as variously friand
li and unfriendly to public power.
"More leadership la needed of
the type supplied by Senalora
Morse of Oregon. Magmison of
Washington and Murray of Mont
ana, and less nf the type supplied
by Senator Eclon ol Montana,
and Dworshak of Idaho1." he said.
Hurd was reelected president ol
Ihe association at the conclusion of
Ihe onr-day meeting. Bob Oaliu,
nf the .Flnthead Electric Co-ooera-
tive.. Knllspell, Mont., was elected
vice president,. and John R. King
of Seattle treasurer,
(ius Norwood Vancouver, Wash,,
Is executive secretary
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OHt OF THI ICHI0U1I0
AlllMIt Of IHI U, I.
Oddfellows Honor Member
With 'Fifty
Charles Walter Miller. 18.
celved a "Fifty Year" pin Irom the
lOOF lOddfrllown Lodge here re
cently. A group of brother Oddlellows 1
gathered April 20 at the home ol
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Mr. and Mrs. James howler -
where Miller resides to present ;
Uie pioneer Klamath Busin real- j
dent the pin In a surprl.se party. 1
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Miller took the Initiatory degree
In the lodge In Bevcry Kails., when
he was 34 yeurs old. He completed
j Uie first, second and Uilrd degrees
, at Coinpton, Calif.
Mov(nt l0 th KlamaUt Basin In
1008 Miller farmed until 1147 when
Demos Lead
In Multnomah
PORTLAND W In Multnomah
County registered Democrats out
number Republicans by 16.338 this
ear. Registrar James W. Gleason
reported Monday,
That Is a drop of almost 8.000
from the Democrat lo lead In the
1050 general election when the
Democrats had a 24.08 margin.
Total Democratic registration
this year Is 138.418. There are 121.
030 Republicans. Reglslrstlons bit
a total of JU.3.
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- Year1 Award
he retired, lie farmed In the area
where Peterson's Grocery Store
now stands three miles south of
town.
Three of Ills four children live In
Klnmalh Falls and attended the
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Fowler. 1005 Portland: Mrs. Her-
berl I Letha, Landis. 5MT7 So. Sixth,
and a son. Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Fowler arranged
the surprint, presentation. Refresh-
menta were served to Mrs. J. H.
11Mtrr, Hvhrt Landls. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Landls 8r Herbert
, Munscll, Alex Tillor, Swan Erlck
son, Furl Tillon. J-uUl Tally and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ifurd.
Miller's olher daughter, Mrs.
Chnrles DuFour. Havfork. Calif..
was unable to attend tho party.
I A grandson, Herbert Lai)dls Jr.,
rendered two piano selections.
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Disgruntled Driver Defends Self
In Court, Loses on Three Counts
Mlks Zupan Jr., 3S, of 428 Com
inrrclal, acted as Ins own mtornrv
Monday Hllnrnoun III Mumciuul
Court, mid lot.
I In announced Ills Intention of an
peitllng to Circuit Court his con
viction on three misdemeanor
Foreign Aid
Fund Slashed
WAHIffNOTON A Senate
committee has whacked an even
billion dollars off the 7,900,O0O.00O
foreign aid bill and a Republican
leader predicted Tuesday a strong
floor move would be made almost
to doubla this cut.
The frireiun relations uroun voted
9-3 lute Monday to reduce the) Black, specifically asked the Sen
lull to tA.800.000.0O0 a 12 60 per ale' Aunroorlallons Committee to
cent slash to be distributed evenly
among all ;lems in the measure,
8en. Bridges in-N.H.I. the mlno-
ntv lender, told a reporter a floor
ellort would be made to trim fur -
ther to six billion dollars, lie aaia
the move would win wide support
but he did not predict certain vic
tory.
Hie bill authorize." extension of
the mutual security program lor
llscal I0S3 starling July 1. It car
ries anolments for American al- '
lies all over the world. f
Administration sunoorters had I
hern savinii Drlvalrlv thev would
ccnslder It a victory If the reduc
tion were held to a billion dollar
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was the cause of the wreck. But
he waa put under arrest.
Zupan claimed at the trial he
was hit with a "up. hud a black
i eye and knots on his head from
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In questioning several witnesses
Zupan harangued and got techni
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Zupan said he would appeal the
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