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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY, .11 INK II, 1U!J2 HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATII FALLS, OREGON TACK FIVE a i aW itt 1 I 4BSSh A' t 1 . Eg SOFT LANDINC Th Maid of Collon. Pit Mullarkey. tltht. la (reeled by Therealla Monies on arrival In I'arli to start a European tour collon Industry's goodwill mmbauador. Prison Head Ms Change SALEM Ml Placing the Oregon $enllenllary'i lethal gas chamber Just ouulde the prlnon walla waa proponed to the Board of Control Tuesday by I'rlaon Biipl. Cloorge Alexander. The board expressed avmpathv wllh the Idea, but withheld linnl decision until Alexander aubinllt detailed plana. Alexander anld he aim In con alderlttK whether to hold executions at undlacloned tlniei. The law al low him to hold them at anv time during- a apecltto day, o he rould do It aecretly. and at tlinen wlion the convlcla wouldn't know what la aoinit on. For many yearn, exocutloni have been held at 8:30 a. in. The Onpltol Planning Commla 'ion anked the board to hire Francle Keally. New York, the architect who deaig-ned the elate canltnl, aa cnnnultlncr architect tor future development nl the atate building" here. The board took no final action, but Indicated It agreed. Construction of two residence for doctor at Eft tern Oregon male Hoapltal at Pendleton waa approved. Oov. Dmixlaa McKay and Beer. tarv of Slate Earl T. Newbry attended the meeting. Btate Treas urer Waller J. Pearaon waa ab-arnl. Two Thefts Reported A prowler Tuenduv nlvhl broke Into the Palmertnii Lumber Com pany olllce, 425 Pine, and the Shell Service Station on Orriton Avenue, wllh apparently not much luck In cither place. About 75 pennies were reported Inkrn from the service Million, where a rork waa thrown through a door, nnd the pernon who entered the lumber company office apllk-d a bunch of urnnlra nn he wrlKuli'd LhrouHh a tiny window in the buck. Denkfi In the Pitlmcrton olflce were opened und rnnmcked. A quantity of ntnmpn and perhaps a Mimll amount of money waa tiiken. Cltv Police are IiivcMIkuIIiiu. Jmicii Don' I HnRrr Another Mlnuta Na ma Mar how many rtmertlM ymt hav IrlWt for Hrhlng rrwma, panrlaal, Lnfafttnna, athlHe fnnl or whnttvr your akin trouble may anything from haarl. In font WONPKR ftAI.Vtt ant WofnUr MnllratMl Knap ran hlp ymi. DcvalapaNl for th hnya in tha Army flaw for yn folks at boma WONDKR SAI.Vr li while, rtjrlM, wiUaopttr. No tiaily amx-aranc. Sofa for cnlUlrvn. c;l woNDKH SAI.VC and WONDER MEDICATKD SOAP , rrHa or money refunded. Truly worularfiil preparation!. Try than. ni.n in ki.amath tM.i.u nr iat- t.EM an W A I. (I It I I N UKI'dilTOItri; Oli VOl HUM TOWN Hit f M.filbT. Reds Protest Koje Riots As Korea Talks Continue MUNHAN, Korea Mt - The Korean armistice talkn resumed Wi'duenday wllh the Communism nrolentliiK new bloodshed on Kole Island and repeating old accuaa lloua that brought about a three liny walkout by the United Nations dclegntlun. Uen. Mark Clark. U. N. Far Eaat commander, told the top Red com- nmndera he fully approved the walkout which obvloualv caught the Kedn off balance and brought n ntrvuin of protcaui from them. In a letter delivered to North Korean Oen. Kim II Bung and Chun-He Oen. Peng Tch-Hual, Clark wrote: "Delegatea of the United Naliona command have endured for many dava your maliciously false charg es based on distortions and half trutha presented In plenary ses sions only for propaganda pur poses. Their patience at all times has been commendable. The man ner In which they have conducted negotiations meets with my full approval." A stuff officer handed the letter to the Reds at Panmunlom shortly before the armistice talks re sumed. It replied to a written pro test from the Red generals Iwo davs earlier. Mat rien William K. Harrison, senior U. N. Iruce delegate, said there was no progress Wednesday on the truce-blocking issue of ex change prisoners. "We had hoped that they would use the three-day recesa to make up their minds to accept our pro posal but Ihe session .odev was Just as though we hadn't been away," he added. At Communist rmlxtence, nego tiators will meet aguln Thursday at It a.m. 18 p.m. Wednesday, rar. North Korean Oen. Nam II. too Red negotiator, opened the 37 mlnute meeting by protesting Al lied action In moving rebellious prisoners of war on Kole bland Tuesday. He said: "According to Information al ready made public, your side slaughtered 31 and wounded 139 of our captured personnel ... I am authorized to lodge with your aide a -serious protest. "Your slaughter of our captured personnel is absolutely not to be tolerated. Your side will be held fully responsible for the serious consenuences of the irkO(. Allied authorities said at leaat 13 of the Reds on Kole were slain by other POWs. Please Return ALL GLASS MILK BOTTLES JUNE 15th For Full Cash Refund NONE ACCEPTED After This Date! 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