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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1952)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, MAY 27, 10B2 TV Jf.f lit' (w&4 uss: ; I ' Take Your Own X Potatoes Avi l 1 im, ,,, -, , . - , ,. , CINCINNATI tf It's touun to fWaXmSSGr J :'.-(: - 1-thhii..1m- ' ' ' ' ...;.. ,. get potatoes In Cincinnati, too. xXwCvT N f ' """""W" "" 'i jimum- - , One downtown restaurant stuck TWv!Otjii' 1 s. ... 5'8n on ,ts ,ront window, invit- VlS,aj? 1 I " s x . tw - . ing customers to bring In their -yr 'Pi " " - .v-t.-. -i: '.-.. own spuds and the restaurant a i .,. '; , : -iv N"' ' ' ' would prepare them to go with ( rMrv :,-,:;-' . '"V. ' their meal. ri KOREANS LOSE HOMES A ITiellOW drOD . . i: rj...l- . r PDSAN. Korea Lfu-The Korean ' v IU f j f v, , ' . ' I TTi government estimates one-halt ol - v, O" 1 . 1 f " " ' - ' - ' -i' ' I South Korea's 20 million people A P . lv j-, 'iiTf.s'' .' - . -v c. T f :s5' r"""? ! have been forced (rom their homes (J I II 1 1 ' ' , . " , I ; I t . by the war. It says 40 per cent . "II-'-S k ' ; j 1. t ( ol the reluuees are suilering "ex- , . i" ; ,-. --4 1 ; N Ssiii KENTUCKY : -v-tA I HOMAGE Jd (.) . - '-?r-i.5rr W?J ft FLOWERS Pfe akiL SUBURBAN - J.W- V! FLOWER SHOP Xjffo mm j-, -.. -..1,. - A COOL CARPET OF GREEN for the cemetery at Bonanza is the result of three years of effort by the Lost River Cemetery Assoc tation as these pictures show. The community- project has included a new pump house (lower left) and sprinkler system in addi tion to grass, shrubs and new roads. A complete fencing and landscaping plan is now under way. The first marker in the plot was that of Sadie M. Howell, 1860-1882, but nothing else is known of her past The chip ped headboard is shown (right) being ex amined by caretakers Bob Davison and Lester Boggs. A Memorial Day barbecue has been slated by the association to raise funds for continuation of the project. It will start at 11:30 a.m. and is open to all interes ted persons. Court Upholds Transit Radib . i ...... r- WASHINGTON VPI The Su preme court Monday upheld trans it radio broadcasts. By a M vote the high tribunal decided radio broadcasts on busses and street cars do not violate the constitutional rights of passengers. Justice Burton wrote the majori ty, opinion. Justice Douglas wrote a dissent ing opinion which asserted: 'If liberty is to flourish, govern ment should never be allowed to force people to listen to any ra dio program. . . . The right of pri vacy, today violated, is a power ful deterrent to anyone who would control men's minds." ' Justice Frankfurter said he took no part in the case because 'my feelings are so strongly engaged as a victim of the practice in con- j troversy that I had better not par ticipate in Judicial judgment upon it." . That meant the court majority, besides Burton, was composed of Chief Justice Vinson and Justices Blark, Reed. Jackson, Clark and Minton. The decision involved broadcasts heard here on street cars and bus ses of the Capital Transit Com pany. The dispute attracted wide at- Xnjoy HMlth. Rot Comfort -and Hospitality at tha Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarism Hot Mineral and Mud Batha are ExccUant tor Rheumatism. Arthritis, Sciatica ind Neuritis. Carbon tioxide Vapor Baths jood for Asthma, Sczema. Sinus. High and Low Blood Pressure. Your Health is our business. Tor Reservations or Information Address: Rt 1, Ashland. Ore. Or Phona Long Instance Sr. Herman Wexler, Director Chiropractic-Physician tention, however, because at least ten other cities have radio broad casting on public vehicles. The case was taken to the high est tribunal after the U. S. Court of Appeals here declared Caoltal Transit's broadcasts 'deprived ob jecting passengers of liberty with out due process of law" in viola tion of the Constitution. Few Election Costs Filed Only five portions Involved In the Miiv III primary rlpctlim hud filed sliitcmcnu of their expon?, n rcmurod bv otnle law. with Hie County Clrrk lltroutih Mmutuv. All cniulliliili'i for noiulintlon In local office are required to make nn nffltlnvlt as In lluir rn'ctlim snrmilng within IU duvs nilt'i' Die pleotlon at the County Clerk's ol I ico. and randldnlra for district niut slate ollti'p.i make thrlr re ports to the tk'ei'eliu'.v of Stale in Sulrni. Tuna reported here Monday were: O. P. UcLup, unopposed for Ho' publican humiliation for Couutv Clt'ik. 4fl; Keluli O'llulr. imop. im.trtl Itriiubllcnii for coroner, fftJ: Arthur Dlikiun. winning Itpptilill- nun cumlldiito for asseaior, 1107.46; Tom llrna, winning Pcuiocriillo eitnilliliile for awieunr, IM3.07; Ollt, MiiUker, losing Di'iniii'iutio . riiiKliiliitt' lor aiMPsmir, HU.7U. I AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO frm lh l.auU ft, Mtu fun ( in Mity, lit N. 1th. il liw manlblr rl. Aflr ttatoitfthlf lint u vn. 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