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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1952)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE H. 1082 ITS Coast Guard Screening Held Unconstitutional leiitluu of defense attorneys Unit (lie screening procedures used by (lie Count Guard were "nummary ami arbitrary" mid deprived the which provides the Coast Guard shall screen seamen applying for papers to work American nhlpn. Sen men of doubtful loyally or con sidered a security rink are barred from being signed on a ship. In his decision, Judge Iluwen aald he was not ruling against tho Magnusun Act but against tho pro cedure set up under the act, Asst. U.S. Attorney John Belcher argued (ho hearings wero legal under the President's emergency war powers. He said the decision will be appealed and has "no doubt" It will reach the Supreme Court of the United States. v '"It I? rit'lciiriiints of their liberty and property without duo process of (lie law. Tho Judge said (he defendants "were not advlsod of the nature of the disloyalty charges against them and given a hearing on those charges before the adverse fUld lugs are made." Actions against the three wero brought under the Magnuson Act, 47 -7,; Mil i SEATTLE Iff Coast Guard The three Guy Joseph Wlck lltfe, George B, Rogers and Loiuile Qray had been arrested wlillo working on ship after the Coast Guard had classified them as se curity risks, They are churned with talcing jobs In the Merchant Marine without proper shipping documents. Judge Bowen sustained the con- loyally-screening procedures were ruled unconstitutional lit U.S. Dis trict Court here Tuesday, Federal Judge John C. Bowen. holding tho mumicr In which the screenings are conducted violates Die Filth Amendment, dismissed Indictments against three marine stewards. am AGE TWELVE mm A s' Homemakers choose C ind H CM Suf ir 4 to 1 over iny other bund In Pacific Coast homul 4 9. I Roy - - and - - Donna will be back at Vallier's CAFE Acrou from S.P, Depot JUNE 12TH GH cane sugar m twuM 3 lV iilinr. w i. .r ii ' t II i rf WITHOUT WARNING Firemen atop adjacent building pour water on the blazing Terre Fiber Box factory in Chicago just moments before this brick wall collapsed on them. At least 12 firemen were injured. The victims were treated for injuries winch in cluded broken legs and arms and skull injuries. Fire damage was estimated at $200,000. West Leads Nation WASHINGTON (fl For the first time, the West led every other re gion of the country in actual popu lation gain in the 1950 census, as well as in percentage gain. The West has been the percent age leader repeatedly. The three Pacific Coast states accounted for most of the region's gain of 5.678.2GO, compared to 6.631,187 for the South, the runner up. The three West Coast states gained 4.753,265 and the other West ern states, in the mountain divis ion. 824,995. The Pacific Coast gains by states were: California S.678,836; Wash ington 642,772; Orecon 431,657. PATRICE WED MANHASSET. N. Y. Metro politan Opera star Patrice Munsel, 26, and Television director Robert Charles Carroll Schuler, 31, were married here Tuesday at St Mary's Catholic Church. Body Armor Helps GIs CHICAGO Wl Body armor looks good tor helping American fighting men in Korea, the Ameri can Medical Association was told Wednesday by an Army doctor. Lieut. Col. Robert Holmes said a chest-and-beUy vest, made of compressed fiberglass and nylon, has been under test by the Marines and the Army as possible protec tion against small-arms and shell fragment fire. "Results of the present trials . . . are restricted (secret), but it can be said that thus far indications are encouraging," Col. Holmes, ol the Army Medical Corps, declared in a report to the AMA's annual meeting. "It appears," he added, "that body armor will provide another FATHER'S DAY Gifts and Cards Shaw Stationery r is 111! Lifeline This is where it goes. To this scorched and battered hole it brings the miraculous life giving drops that rob death of one more mother's son. It started where? In a New England mill town, perhaps. Or a port city off the Gulf. Or a village deep in the mid-western prairie. He will never know this boy whose life it saves. But he will know that somewhere in the great heartland of America someone gave that he might live. Now . . . who will tell him the other side of the story? Would you care to tell this boy and his comrades their life line is running dry? 6 The fact is today's needs are many times greater than available reserves which must keep the pace with the expanding strength of our armed forces if appeals for blood are to be met adequately. It's as plain as that. Science and medicine perform miracles . . . but miracles cease when charity fails. No longer is this a job for the thoughtful few. It is a job now for every single one Of us. Get in touch with your local Klamath Falls chapter of the Red Cross now. Give your share . . . now! If you will do that, together, with the help of God, we can keep the life line going. CRATER LAKE MACHINERY CO. While cross or Purple - Heart? Your blood can make the difference. Be a blood donor Tuesday, June 17, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Call the Red Cross for your appoint ment time. means of preventive medicine for Uie armed forces and will contrib ute to the total medical effort to conserve the fighting strength." f COUNT ON CANE I How about yoo? NOTE WE WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL J una 1 2th For Remodeling , . , Come in tor Coffee and donuti, Thursday, 12th Won't you join mi?? FREE WHITE STRONG jj y 9th and Pine KTSSP Phone 3188 REMEMBER DAD WITH A GIFT FROM WARDS COLORFUL SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 Long ileevet All men's tint Ideal for casual or dress wear. 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