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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1952)
nnosDAY. .iunf, in. 1002 HERALD AND NFAVS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN jICK B. MILLER, local auto distributor, presents a clicik for $044.97 to Scout Richard Thompson, to be used for Improvements of the camp at Crescent Lake. Dr. Cecil Adams, president of the Modoc Council, BSA, looks on. Young Thompson is a member of Lions Clnl) Troop No. 3. UN Calls For End To Red Lies UIJN8AN, Korea W A Unllcit Nullum spokesman nuitl Tumidity Hrd Irurr nrKOlliiliirn will liavo lo I n Ik buMur without pinpuKuudn or the Allien aunln might recess I ho tmhlly flt-acllorkrd Korean r nil.itlrr talks. Nru'iitlulKini, II iimmhs old Tue.v ly. resume Wednesday at ran nnininm after a three-day recess rullrd by the U.N. command over Coinniuiilnt protnift. Tlrlp. Oen. William r. Nurkoln. U.N. coininnnd !Hjuke;inan. mild there I a porlbllity of another re tTiui "stier tli'.n respite II iho propaeiinda burmitr once again bo cnmeit Intolerable." M11). Orn. William K Ilarrlaon, senior Allied trure nrttollalor. Cnll ed the me.vi Buturdiiy because ol 'I'miimuniM priipuHKiidii drivel." Kadi dny Bluer the Red hva rent a llnir.mi offlrer to the truce site to drmnnd Immediate reaump tmu ot ilir talks. The demands Were Ignored. I 'I lie Rid liiRh command In let flei lion supremo commander. Freemasons Set Fete A hundred yenn of Preemuiionry J11 Hnlrin in lo be celebrated Bulur dny when Hnlrin UwlKe Nu. H ob serves itn crnlrnnuil. The (inlrm iode wan the flrnt rhnitrrcd by the grand lodge of I urrKou. I The prOKiam plunned fur Iho oliHervunce Include conferring llu: Mimler Mason degree In the 1 natural nmplmheiilcr atop Dald Mountain, nriir fiulcin. llrKlnnlnti at 3 pin m thr jfjcauiah lilts Temple, officers of jfinlrin Indue will confrr the firm section of the decree, after which in outline nt the hIMory of Mn uinry In fiiilem will be miule by R. V. Carle.-on. lodue historian. The second section of the decree work will br put nn nt the moim tulti lifter dinner, and re. creation of (he f Irt niretlntc held bv the Irilce will be precnled in costume of 100 yearn ago. All Master Mnion are Invited to take part In the Salem lodge's 100th anniversary. to Cien. Muck Claik. United nU crltl. i.ed the Allien for their action. The letter. sinned by Oen. Klin II Hinnr. Premier nf North Korea, and Chinr.se Oen. Peng Tch-Hual. aald: If you wish lo break up tho tnlki by thin tactic, ynu should do I', offlrlnllv 11 lid Inke full rcxpontil bility for it You should know thl what ynu cannot tret on the battle front ymi rannol c.et at Uie confer euro site." Clark headininrtrra In Tokyo aald lua reply would be made pub lic when 11 U delivered lo thr Red-., presumably at Panmunjora WedneMliiy. Weed High For Pickers 8AI.EM Wl Many tons of trawberrlea will dry tin unless pickers can be found Iminrdlntely. Iho B'ate Emnloyment Service re ported Monday. Tho Salem einnlovment office aald one of the reasons for this vear'a ahnrlnse of Plckera wa that inlKrnni workers who usually come lo Oreiton for the harvest, wore remalnlnR In Culilornla. X-Rays Urged For Smokers CHICAGO W Twlce-a-vrar X rav rxnmlnationa for mlddleaRed men who are heavy smokers were recommended Tuesday by a Wash IiikIoii. D.C.. doctor as a meant A improvlhR the attack on lung cancer. Drcliirlnft lhat there Is a hltther proportion of lune cancer ainonc neuv smokers than amonx non smokers. Dr. J. Wlnlhrop Peabody mi Id he believed such an X-ray procrdure would assure snottlntr iinv ruch cancers enrlv enouffh to allow successful surgical opera lion 'Until this Is done." the Groree town University doctor told the anniinl merlins of the American MiJical Association, "mortallly (from lunR cancer 1 will continue to be hiRh." lie said that a definite diagnosis nf luna cancer Is now possible In U per cent of people who have It. He declared the diagnosis may be made early In the disease, even while In the "silent sunte" or when roimh is the only apparent symptom. Paper Price Up NKW YORK l.ft The New York Daily News, whose circulation of more lliuu two million Is the largest for dailv newspaper in this country, will raise Its week - day price from 3 cents to i cents stnrtlnc June 18. Increased newsprint prices and other production costs made the boost necessary. Ihe News said British Mailman Supports Two Wives On $20 Per Week GLASGOW, Scotland 111 A I trusting Glasgow wife aald her hus band slept away from home for II year "but I never suspected thu truth." The truth turned out to be that 61-X'ar-old mailman Peter Miller I had set himself up a second home I complete with second wile and I kept up the two on the equivalent of i'JD a week. At first he used to tell his legal wile ho was slaying .with friends for Ihe weekend, then H was every night ol the week. "But every morning about 10 o'clock, he would arrive home and make brenklast," his legal wile mi id when Miller was charged wllh lb-It nnd bigamy In Glasgow Sher iff's Court. TIlbesT ANCEL FOOD Quick CAKE Mix full odd woferl NEVV'MIRACLE DRUCRUBS OUT AGOIIIZIIIG PAIIIS OF AM LUMBAGO, BURSITIS, NEURITIS! M - ' . ft-IL MAINe Kb SUITS IN . p:;mMf- 73 0F CA?ES treated! RELIEF-IN MINUTES OR MONEY BACK! You'vo wailed years for an ex. ternnl pain-killer like SUIttN No moro do you hove lo.ho a eluvo to dozens of pills daily, Jusli rub in HUIUN on the spot where you hurt ruA out pain in min.' life. Thousands of former suf ferers bless this hospilnl-lcsteil while ointment that brings such speedy, long-lnsting relief. Users call HUH IN n "miracle drug"...t nnd they should! ' ' Tho "mclhacholine1' in SURIN is the nnswrr. 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State Travel Delays Told SALEM I Construction will delay traffic on the following high ways, the Stale Highway Commis sion reported Monday: Ochoco Highway lor 10 miles went of Mitchell Columbia Rlvrr Highway from Cascade Locks to Hood River; The Dalles-Ciillfoinii Highway from Modoc Point lo Barclay Springs, and nine miles south of Laplne Pnclflc Hlghwuv from Lane County line to Anluuf: Oregon Coast Highway south of Reedsport and south ol Coos lia. Wilson River Hlghwny at Tunnel Point; Unity-Raker Highway :rom Bumpier Junction lo Baker Umn oua Highwav from Reedsport to Bcottabyrg: Coos Bay - Hoscourn Highway .from Suicide Creek to Pacific Highway: Willamette High way around Merldan Dam: Wasco Ileppner Highwav at John Dav River bridge; 8haniko - Fossil Highway; Warner Valley Highway from Drake's Creek to Add. Bloodmobile Hours Set Hours for the June -visit of the Red Cross bloodmobile, June 17 at the Armory, will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. according to an announce- ; ment made by Red Cross head quarters. Anyone 'desiring to donate blood who does nol have transportation may phone the Red Cross, for free limp pol lution. Care for' children by trained personnel at the Ar mory itt uIkq available for mothers. The r-'ll this month Is for 224 rerclsirailons. Part ol li irr blood taken here Is I used for local emergencies and no t charge Is made by the Red Cross. 'Jliose planning to donate should eat no lats lor at least four hours jbelote their appointment. "He was a very good man In the house. When I jt.'ed to complain about him not coming home at night, he threatened to leave alto gether, ao I Ju.it said nothing ot all about It," the legal Mrs. Miller ssld. Miller gave his legal wife 8.40, his other wife 111.20 and kept the odd cents iof himself, He might never have been caught It he had not started robbing the malls, to "give these ladles some little extra benefits," his counsel ssld. Miller was Jailed six months for bigamy and stealing 1U out ot mall packets. T. JOB AIPIS) FOB CMItJ ACCURATE M"! 1 D03A6E Col gate Chlorophyll Toothpaste HU LMulJlIu Plane Brings Yar Brides LONDON (VP! A stratocrulser carrying 108 passengers 65 chil dren of British war brides. 42 ol the brides themselves and one lone father landed here from New York Monday night. The children, who ranRcd from three months to 10 years of age, and their mothers will visit rela tives here. The male passenger w-as Prank Braun, Si, of Philadelphia, who brought hla wife and their two chil dren to see Mrs. Braun s parents Just outside London. Braun aald he had to stand up all the way H hours because all the seats were full of mothers and babies. 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