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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1952)
I'lUDAV, JUNK (I, H)!W 1IERAL NO NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON paof: SEVEN t intniiaini VICTORY. IS SWEET Californli'i Governor Karl Warren is klssr-d byMr. Warron (rifht) and riaujihter Virginia aflr haarlnK ho had derisively won 70 Republican convention (Iclc gates In the California primaries. Union, Management Hold Debate on CIOIWA Strike M.tMKi other CIO woodworker!! have I bor and northwest Washington dls--fumed to work under the. name J trlcts where nearly 10,000 still are lenns rejected In the Oraya Jlar- (,n Klnke. General Due For Trial WAHIIINCTON I Ma), tieil Hubert W, Orow. v,ho.ie dlnry wai Molrn by llislan agents while lie o, vlMtllii In Germany will he tried by court martial, the Army annouiicrd Thurfday. Ornw as a military aturtio at the Ameriran emfoasay at Moscow. 'Ihe announcement said that the Army had c ompleted the Inveillua Hon of the charges preferred aiialnsl Orow and that trial by court martial Is warantcd. 'Hie Ituaslaiia made propatianda te ol the diary, publishing- ex cerpts In wlllrli Orow waa depleted a advocating war now atauut rtusaia. The trial will ! held at Fort Meade. Md , with the sessions closed to the public. 7he date for the trial waa not announced. On April 38 the Army announced Ihul It waa InveatlKatmit chargea aialn.it Grow which included: 1. Improperly reporting classl fled military information In pri vate rccorda. 3. Falling properly to aafeguard classified military Information. In March of IBM Clrow waa In Frankfurt, Oermany. for a medical checkup. The Army haa said Uiat aomeone believed to be a Soviet apy allpped lino hi room there and pnoto graphed porllona of the diary. The published excerpts attributed audi quotations to Orow as: Wrrl Ai soon a.i nosillilcl Nowl "Our aitark should be directed ai enemy weakness. Although the imlltarv aervicea are primarily etincerned with military weapona i id method, wa mutt understand that this war la total war and u louthi with all weapons, "We muM leant that In thla war It la fair to hit below the belt " Blur the Ornw Incident, the Army haa forbidden all of Ita peraonnel overaeas to keep diaries or pernonal recorda Involving mili tary maltera. The maximum penalty for con viction on the charge lodged agalual the M-year old Orow la confine ment for five yeara, dismissal and forfeiture of pay and allowances. Russ Action Off Japan KimillRO. Japan I RiiM.lan warhlta and planea are reporicl conductlnu war mancuvera olf tl'.e I eaatern tip of Hokkaido, nnrlhrni. most Japanc.ie inland, Kyodo News Agency aald Friday. The agenry said the report reached the K"hlro national nrrl police from Neniuio. on the ex treme eaatern Ho of the Inland and only two miles 'irorn the Huaa.iui held Km He Inlands. Hie report aatd shell vibration could be frit at Nosnppu I'omt, m the tip of Nemuro Peninsula. Tar get craft of about 1M tons are tail ing part of the mancuvera. It added. Hokkaido crab llahvrmen are n--fuslna to leave their norta durum 1 the mancuvera. Kyodo aald. IOKKH. Wanh. Ul - Top union iMKt maiiiiucinrul olllclala debut rd iHsuea of the CIO International Woodworkera of America liigglng strike. In nn unuatinl nianr ineetlng here Tlniradav nluhl. Aiiproxlinntclv (100 pernona, most nf llicin loxgois Idled five weeka !v the alrike, wicked? the hliih u'hool gvinimilum for a public meeting called by local operators. Most of the debate revolved nioiiiid the health and wellare plun whltrii the 1WA wiinln einnlovera to finance. The nueratorn want to conllnue paying for It bv deduc tions from workern' pavchecka. It. W. Maxwell of Henttle, execu tive lecretiirv nf the Timber Oper alora' Aanoclatlon. got applauae wlun he challenged the union to accent one of the three oflera made by rmplnycra In Henttle Mav 'it. .Thl'i proposal would act up a Joint union - inaniiKciucul commit tee to ntudv the health and welfare pioiiom, meantime providing a 7'f cent hourly wage lucrear.e, thirc extra paid holidays. Im ornved viiciitlon hchedule. and In cfi.ril niuht and "hoot owl" shift dlllrrenllal. "II you want to do that the Ntiike can end and the bova can be back In the wooda Monday morning," Maxwell aald. .lame K. Fadllng, Aberdeen, chairman nf the union's Dlatrlcl 3, replied that the union negotlat- Man Injured In Ship Fire I'OltTI.AND W - A hard lo irjih flic In thr hold of the troop transport Marine Phoenix sent a v-oikman to a hoMilial here Frl Ui.v. Tnbert Prtrrn. il. Portland. Was nlmurl overcome bv thick amoke fioin the blaze. Several other wirkmrn also Inhaled nmokc. but uero not hpspllulir.cd. Knurki from welding equipment were blamed for the fire, which wan txtlngulnhcd In 15 minutes. Tlie Marine Phoenix It under "Oiirpr reniiira at Willamette Iron and fitcel Cornnanv here. Ing committee la ready to meet any time, The union's District 3 chairman. Karly Larson of (Seattle, warned the meeting ahould not be used to put pressure on the union. "I hope no one la aerloua about unliiK thla meeting to find out vhelher the employes want to go back to work," Larscn said, "or we will have charges of unfair la bor practices pretty darn quick," A management spokesman aald RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT SUMMER BAND RENT TO APPLY ON PURCHASE kyle morgan pianos Ph.2-0200 1035 Main "yours for a happier future through music" Seven Enter Queen Contest BEND tfi 8even candidates have been named for queen of the Mirror Pond Water Pageant here July 4 and 6. The winner will lead a water parade of llehted floata down the Deschutes River. The program also Includei a rodeo and fire works display. Threats Calls Force Move SPOKANE Iff A young Chinese couple said Thuraday they have deemed against ouymg a nou-e in a north aide nelfthborhood alter being pestered by telephone calls ' mil lhr(AnMl ullh hritkrn windows. Mrs. Quay Fong Chung, with tears In her eyes, told a reporter that the anonymous callers aaid only white persona were wanted In the neighborhood. "We've decided It's best under the circumstances not to buv th s home." aald Mrs. Quay, a molhrr of two young children Borne residents of the neighbor hood were indlunant over tnu in cident. , One. Jack Ituarg. said ne frit like moving out. He a.nd he called the Quays and offered to do every thing possible to help Uicm move Into the neighborhood A reporter who checked up found one woman who admitted she ob jected when ahe first heard the Quaya were moving Into the neigh borhood but that ahe "hadn't been able to aleep" since. She aald she called the young couple and apologized. The Quays operate a cafe here. A police olliccr. Francis Peck, is one of their customers and be atarird the first lnoulrv Into the matter. The Quaya. grateful tor tne utip and sympathetic friends, said they will loo- elsewhere for a home Ju.st the aame. FEES I'P KALEM Iff Charles H. HelUel, Oregon public utility commtaalon er, reported Thursday that receipts from ton-mileage and plate fees collected from truckers In the flrat five months of the year totaled t3.M0.S8a, an Increase of 1174,436 from the same period last year. Secret Plane Burns, Crashes TOKYO (Vi A super-secret B-4 let bombrr caught fire and crashed not far from Tokyo Friday, but Ihe three crewmen parachuted s.a:e- . ly. None was Injured. TM B-4J four-let Tornado bomber was ilown here lor testing and eval untlon Ii crashed a lew minutes alter taking off from a base near Tokyo. An Air Force spokeman said a limited number of B-4M have been in the Far East aecretly for more i than a year. There has been no announcement ol their apecd or per-, formance. 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