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Newspaper Page Text- . PAGE-TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JUNE in. 101.2 t I ROUTING RED PRISONERS Red prisoners run from tear gas and burning huts as hard-hitting U.S. paratroopers move in (June 10) 10 clean out Compound 78 at Koje Island prison camp. Many die-hard Communists used home made gas masks in effort ; to. prolong bloody resistance to soldiers. One prisoner struggles with paratrooper on 'ground (left). . -" 1 1 I I i n " ii in mi hm ni minimi mm ,. r vi-y L , ! V 1 J.-i .... '. ; . - ' . I ..-.--" jeatW Iff tiTi PWIH sa 15 ? t.u rf . .'teas h SEIZED Kichara uean Phelan, 20; was seized in Chicago by the FBI on a charge of evading the draft by trading his 1-A draft card with a friend, T Robert Hybert, 22, who was classified 4-F. Hybert an swered Phelan's induction call by enlisting in the Air Force and was sent to San Antonio, Tex. Phelan said he wanted to remain out of military service until after he was married in August. Phelan was arraigned be fore U. S. Commissioner C. S. Bentley Pike who set bond at $2,500 pending a hearing. . 7 f- 'S& CLASSIFIED RATES On daf ptr word 4 rinrt 0y , . pir word lie Wck run ..... per word JOo Month run . prr Wurd 63o MINIMUM Tlia nitnlinum chnrm (or uny ono d u ouo. BOX NUMUKH3 Aiuwera to ls may too handled tluouli box niimbrn nt the pupor lor rrvlc( ennrge ol 3ov. www DCAOUNK9 OI.ul(l(d u aiceuiru up to 6 '30 p.m. for following rtny'a publlcntlon, up to Noon atilurdny fur Monday. c:MiIlfd display id accepted up tc U noou for following day pun llcauon. ADJUSTMENTS PIfom max all ciarnij tv adjust ments wiunout delay. Correcuona or cancellation! r ceJved by 1:90 p.m will be made In following (tay'a publlrallon, by 13 Noon Hnturday for Monday. begins JAIL SENTENCE Producer Waiter wangcr (center) signs papers at the county jail booking office at Los Angeles to begin serving his four months sentence for the shooting of Hollywood Agent Jennings Lang. At left is his attorney, Jerry Giesler and at right a sheriff's deputy, William Mallette. Wanger had accused the agent of trying to break up his marriage. - frjegrv.-! 1-!.-j-;.-t'-i i" A GIANT FIREBALL explodes above burning warehouse of the Witco Chemical Co., as fire swept the plant in aticicney, ill. firemen reel back from the blast which caused an estimated damage of $500,000. The warehouse contained drums of mastic and drier. (NEA Ttkphoto) v TEMPORARY Walter S. Halla inan ct Charleston, W. Va., has been chosen temporary chairman : f the G. O. P. national conven-' tion, to open in Chicago July 7. J BULL SERVICE ' Whiteface Registered Hereford Phone CECIL DREW 3924 fern, Sf 8 'c,4 t ,...... i. .IKWHHII .'.'lJ,m.V y 7;;!:'.'SWt iMi-ti'il1r'm;;Ytl"- IMa wtlOHILIrTINC - Visitors to the General Electric plant in Schenectady, N. Y., see the shifting of part of a 14-ton , tnrbine in new 56,500,000 addition to the turbine building. Vpusan tfag BOXES IDENTIFY PRISONER-OF-WAR stockades on Koje Island where most troublesome incidents have occurred, including the bloody fighting in which American para troopers emptied Compound 76 of it 6,000 fanatical North Korean prisoners in 2M hours. An unofficial count listed 31 Reds killed and 139 wounded. Numbered blocks locate POW compounds on the island. Insert shows loca tion of prison camps (rectangle) on Koje and nearby South Korean mainlan port of Pusan, site of another large Allied prison camp (solid black area) where dis orders have occurred. 9 ,,;A-i:)f:':;ft People, DO TOO read small space ads - you are! Are you in trouble? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 7 U li.l I I II II, III.. n1r4. , 1. lOTHtlUMawSI I -- n,jiiiiHmiiif KDK .imnn ok jOi to ' 'lift'-' ' "L'--''' SSS BATTEN DOWN THE HATCHES This huge waterspout gathers force offshore in Tampa Bay as it heads inland. The whirling funnel crashed into St. Petersburg, Fla., causing damage estimated as high as $75,000. r . Mr. . . ,-'. wuuiMUtu BY KfcD IN BERLIN Pvt. Wilfred R. Chenevert of North Grafton, Mass., points to hole (white ringed) put in his jeep when he was fired on in Berlin by an East German policeman patrolling frontier between Red and Allied zones. White bandage above boot covers wound Chenevert received when bullet penetrated side of jeep and grazed his. leg. The .American GI was fired upon as he turned his jeep around near the frontier. MISSING IN ACTION 1st Lt. David E. Penny, former Klamath Falls resi dent, has been reported missing in action in the Korean theater. Penny, former WTC timekeeper at Camp 4, was observer aboard a B-29 on an armed reconnaisance mission over Korea on June 7 when the plane was reported shot down. Radio contact was broken after the pilot ordered the men to bail out. Penny has been in Korea since January and had completed his 40th mission. n,.i. ... .i)Mii IM'A"! t-egal Notice NOTICiTf O'l'HKDItORII Nollm la haraliv alvan thai n.t. dfralanetl hua tirn aiipulittttl aUmliiu tialiir at lti mi.imt w KmmiiuihI lll Iry tlllvy. dratl. by III Circuit Courl of KUmalh County. OrlMi. antl all traona having rtaiint a.Alnal Mid fatal ar hrrebv riotUIr,! to prvavnt lite miho, wilh proiw vourhara, l th aaltl ailmlnlatiator at Sun I. Mrlluaa oMimiiig. niainaiu raila. tlriill Willi In ilx nianlhi ol Ilia data ol thli no lle. Ualfd Ihla Illlh day ol May. IH.H WAYNK I SMITH. Aduilimlialor 1 I I0-3.1 No. 41 I; C ' PUNIRAl rIOMli vVAIli K Klai'iiatii Mn oiai Hoi '"I1!-?""1 l" I MUTING NOriCll Rr.AMA'llI l.olJUri No."7T.AFA: AM, will hold a aprrlul inmtlng Turidav, Juno n. I m p in, Wink in MM dn grrc. ' Visiting bi tluon Invltctl. UALK 1IEII1IKR. Win nlilpflll Mnnlrr. on ATkn l a k n Loot ik Nu;"an, AKA.AM. will hold a apodal cum- muiiit'iiiiiiii a i i ii i LOO K. Hull. Miimlny, Jinin Id. Work In the MM drgrre, Klrnl Mil lion at 4:00 l in., sec ond npctlun at 1:00 p.m. Visiting liiTthren Invltrd, O. K, THOMI'HON. W. M. Hcirtliiih Dill. Uiililm will hold siiilrd mpri Ing. Mantliiy iilglil. June 3. lir(r.ihinnta will bt srrv(fl. HKRMAN CHSVOI.IJ Brcj. IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesiby 8:00 P.M Fifth and Main Sts. Flying Jack Simpson, Newcastle United goalkeep er, assumes virtually a hor izontal position stabbing vainly to stop an Arsenal goal at Highbury in London. Timber Sold On Fremont LAKE VIEW The fir.it naiinn.i forest Umber to bA imiri thi. by the Fremont National Iore.it, huuui i.i.iuij.uuu oonrd lect In the Cox and Willow Creek drainages. went to Fremont Sawmill Com pany at the Kdvertl.icd appraisal prices when the alc was held at 2 p.m. Blandard time Wednesday, hFUIIC il. The snle included about 8.600,000 board feet of Donderosu nine nt $24.15 ($12 basic and 112.15 sliding aciiici per mousanu; 5.100,000 Doard lect of white fir and other species at 11.80 ill basic and 80 cents slidliiK scold per thousand; and an une.itlmntcd amount of un marked dead limber of all soccies at II per thousand. In addition, the buyer will pay1 si ia per mousano lor all Umber for slash disposal and 11.45 per thousand for all timber for tree planting, seed sowing, etc. DOESN'T LOVE. MOTHER Pia Lindstrom, 13, smiles for the camera in the chambers of Judge Mildred Lillie in Hollywood. Behind her is her father, Dr. Peter Lindstrom. Pia told the judge that she didn't love her mother, Ingrid Berg man. She said she liked her mother but didn't want to go to Italy to visit her. Guards Foil Escape Try SALEM, Ore. m Four des perate convicts, including a mur derer awaiting execution, were blocked early Monday in their at tempt to esc fi Dp from the nnniUnt, lary's segregation unit, where the worst prisoners are Kept, Warden virgu u Maney said. Two of them sawed their wnv out of their cells and were caught trying to get into a tunnel when prison guards caught them at 1:15 m. These two men are Wavn Lornr. 28, awaiting execution for a murder committed in Multnomah County; and Albert Doolin, 40, serving 30 years as an habitual criminal. Two other convicts succeeded In spreading the bars of their cells, but they were still locked up when the plot was discovered. They arc Dupree Poe, serving life for killing a Sllverton police man, and Walter J. Sampson, doing 10 years for asfiault and robbery. Long, Sampson and Poe have been involved in numerous at tempted breaks. Salt of tlmbrr, KUmalh ImlUn RcrvalUn .HomIimI hlili In dutiliral. on furnm provided therefor, marked ouUldc, "Hid. II lack Hi.Klv Mite Htiiar Pin Logging Unit." addrvuad lo the Superintendent, Klamath Indian Agency. Klamath Agency, Oregon, will he received until 1 no p m.. ctc Standard Time, July SB. 11)33, and Mill be ronaldered the equivalent of oral auction bldi and putted for the In formation of all hit) tiara. Oral net Ion bldi will be received by the Super intendent, Klamath Indian Agenry, be ginning at 3 00 pm, Pacific Standard "y . iskw. tor the purchaM of limber an the niark IllUi-rive Mile Sugar Pine lagging Unit. The oral auction bidding will be restricted in I ho who have previously auhmltted an acreptahla tealed bid m accordance with thu notice. The unit U located in wiini or in pari or lernona in. 3'i, m, ao. aa and 11 T 3t s n. u r w m anq wcuona and & T W S A. FWM and Include approximately 3no arret of timber lands with a imal e-iiimaieo nana to he cut, which ettl mat ta not guarnateed, of appro l pina and a.ono.ooo ft B M of whit nr. r.acn nidder miul Hate the price per thousand feet n M. Scrlbner Deci mal l Log Real that will be paid far umner cut prior lo any readlust: Of rates at siXClfloii 10 th ninlrar No bid will be considered for less Ihari Mi m per inoutand (eel B M for sugar 1 mq fora pr inoutanq rret B M mr won nr. a cer fined check Twenty thousand dollars i)0.ono a aolvent bank, paybl to the Treasure! of the United stales muat accnniDanv each sealed bid Persons bidding for w an nfnu 01 companies, corpori lions, or partnerships must at the lime of bidding submit in writing auirsnory evidence 01 ineir author)! to do so. The deposits will be returned lo the unsecressful bidders The deposit 01 in successful nidder will be applied as part of the purchase price against Umber rut on this unit only or rata as liquidate! damages if the blddei hall not eaecute Ihe contract and furnish satisfactory bond for Twenty thousand dollars tao.oooi within slaty aeya irorn acceptance or his bid. an oral bid 11 declared lo be high the clot of the auction, the blddei must Immediately confirm lha bid by Mihmltting It In writing on an Kndlan Service bid form. The right to waive iccnnicai defects and to reject any and 4)1 bids Is reserved. The contract will specify that all designated timber ahall b cut and removd from the unit within on year from dale of approval 01 mt contract ana inai all other re auirtmnts or in contract mclttdio ash disposal will he completed with, two years from date of aonroval. Us for bids are submitted, full inform lions of sal, and the submission of bids, should be obtained from th superintendent. Klamath Ink lan An cy. Klamath Agency. Oregon or the Area uirecior. inaian iter vice. nuiid Ing 1 Swan Uland, Portland II. Oregon Dated this tfllh day of May fj at Portland. Oregon. C. Morgan Prya, Ml2flIJ3-B-aJ-JO-July-7-14-No. 33 LOST ANO FOUND roi'Nr) child's U..s: Ptasllr rims on Soulh Slli. Neai Kirtl Nallunal Rank. Phon iwi.l. 34U1 riwrllen IIKY KlllSf If you've IimI somalhing anil want II back, ratl Wednesdays iwyri 4 GENIRAL NOTICI ) ATTENTION HOME OWNERS Lskti of Hie Wood. Jimmy Harnw la al the Ink with shovel, tioirr. and dump truck for hire. Inquire at rmort. We'll be otian for business at XUU So. Sixth St Y Carroll s HarlMrshop. IIKY'KIDS! This Is to notify" all "chil dren under 1 thai tlirv can mek . tra cash easy! Hd Wednesday pa per Ct.ASSrs Klamaih Caramla lho; UQ.I Main, phon W-7 PIRSONALS ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION' Nolle la hereby given. In compliance witn ncciion ui-Jisa. mi.. 10 lb legal voters 01 union mgn cnooi Ulatrit No. 3 of Klamath County. Oregon, thai an annual school election of said school district win d neld at Klamaih Union mgn ncnooi, Alamvda and Wal 11 ir eels Klamath rails. Oregon in said school district, on in zid day or June. 1132, between in hours of 3 00 o clock p m tlatulory standard tlm. and R 00 o clock, p.m.. statutory slandard time. for the purpose of electing on director from th Klamath Kails ion to serve for a period of flv years commencing on tsui)- 1, nrjai. H n. ASHLEY. District Clark j v-io. no. i Auto Wreck Hurts Three Three mcinbcra of an Arhnrku Cnllf.. (nmilv wore hrnnuhi in Klamath Valley Ho-spltal Monday morning for treatment of alight In juries received In an aiilo nccl- ncnt inree miles north of Collier Park on US 07. They were James O. Jnmlcson, 30, a school toucher; his wife, Thclma Jamleson, 30, and their 11-ycar-old daughter. Judy. Mrs. Jamleson was driving when she apparently dozed off on a straight stretch of highway an let the car veer off to the left. Slio awakened and swerved the car too far to tlie right, going off tlio high way and hitting a tree. Killer's ambulance brought the family to the hosnltnl. nnrt ninin Police Investlgnted the accident. Jamleson and Judy had only bruises, Mrs. Jamleson head urumen ana lacerations and a NOTICK Or FINAL ACCOUNT IN THr. CIRCUIT COURT Of Tilt TATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of tha Eitat. or THOMAS JAMF.ft KKDI.ACEK. Oeci-a.ert. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha underalgoed ha. filed hla Final Areount and nepnrt of hla Administration of above entitled ealate! and lha. h loun naa fixed Saturday. June 2a. 1Uft2. ei iu:uu a. m.. ai me circuit court tioom oi anove entitled court, Klamuth Falu, Oregon, aa the lima and place for hearing oblectloni. If anv. to aaut rinai Account, ena eetiiement tnereol, RONNIE STEPHENS AdmlnUtralnr CHATBURN ft UHICKNER Merrill. Oregon Attorney, for Administrator, M Jit- J JH-IO-23 No. 27 Lake School Voting Today LAKEVfKW All school districts In lsko county were electing di rectors st tile annual school election. In the non-high school district, Harry Crowl has filed to succeed himself in the flve-vear term as director irom zone 2. In the rural school district, Herbert Stover (Zone 21 and Mark Maddock (Zone 3) have tiled to succeed tncmscives lor three-year terms. A petition for another man was circulated In Zone 2, but this mnn refused to sign a certificate oi accepts nee. In District 7 (Lakcvlew) E. J. Mocabee has filed to succeed him self for a full five-year term, and W. H. Btiell has filed to succeed himself. The latter position Is for three years, as Bucll was ftp pointed last year to fill the vacancy left by resignation of Gordon rjmitn. All e I e m e n t a ry districts rerc also electing directors, but these are nominated from the floor and elected by voice vote at the time of the annual election. Elections for the non-high and the rural districts were held at the several elementary schools. TRAP CHAMPS SALEM Ml Bob Illff, Indepen dence, and Jim Wellenor, Eugene, won the Oregon strtle trapshootlng fit lata, haaa flnlaa 4m aiilH ... broken finger on her right hand, days of shooting. yriir'ioiari:vK Personal prnhletnl Surresa. hepplnete lo ou C'leremnnl Hotel, room 41. HEY KIDS' ahnrl of caah? "Noneel to he! Read Wednesday, caper. STANLEY Home Product." PhoneIMoa. EOF IIHrci-Bwaiueiis" HsaulrTlio'p. RSlt0liEri'M noiiN i'sviiiic Tails your peal, present, future. Caa overcome all obstacles that keep you from auereaa health and happiness. ! Bo. Biath, Klamath rails. Oregn. FRATEfia"atlrs. Phone W24 10 SUVICIJ AUCTIONEERING Sales Management SERVICE Oraduste Wentern Collere nf Auctioneering Billing. Mont. Tree fiervlcg on Church and and Benefit Auctions. G. W. "Jerry" FALES MM Alva Phon 1-J4SJ FIX THAT RADIO Our Rtislnrss l Bound CONNER'S SERVICE CO. Phone 6S78 " MOVING? . a . Call 74.5 Local-Long Dlitanct Piano and appliance moving a specially Transfer and Storage Bekln'a Moving and Storage Peoples Warehouse "Since 101 PFAFF SEWINO MACHINES Balra and Service opening soon In Klamath Palls. At present notify Box M, Herald and News, EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hot Bulldozer Pill Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6M1 or 8850 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sunitnry Methods s' Alr.o ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. ED P. KINO 24 Orchard Phone 0M1 PAINTING SHEET ROCK FINISHING PAPERHANGING flT7C PHONE 71 J DAYS 2-3243 Evenings HEY KIDS! flomeone neeria your serv ices and wl l nav vn i. your skill, known. Read Wednesdays paper. C A It I ENTF, nTTrkTh c iiitei ini nd' w cniitructlraiPhone H-I1BI7. 5P!$ "'ij?"" renloced. Kim- Gl"" "hop. Phone 7.178. T''1,,"0"-,. yard. FiirVSTnsTex. "j-"""-'"fr(iB.rnone 2-ihoi. IM.OWINO and pTantlng, firmsTga flens. etc. . Phone 2-JOSR or avenlnea nd weekends 2-nfi;rf. Ml ii nbrts reahvnWH ' ..tt t;ta Phn'n. 7"l7l?rd,r K ol"" "hop. CUSTOM HAY ItATlNfl ....".:... ? ,!? Kl"mth area. Familiar Sin "J1 "P"" ' n"v' 'Ml model now Holland ulomallc wlre-tle haler. Con- tact u. w. Kales. 9:1(14 Alva. Phnoa 24.12. SEPTIC TANKS" rnnne axis. Fl "oTcaned. Lnoy KTrTi. .FCTIIICAL rnfPruXnVnSrT w....m...u. ,-none if-iuio. Work AlttlRM wnrb ..".7,1. " U. Tnm week (lays only. J.';0"?,?' "ff'i"! xnd harrowing. Fine 'J-'.1?, ami " F. Jerrard. Phone 3:flJ. painti n Ti . ..... v H,,u uaueriianeina rnuna I V- YOU' want T07 Main. Mnaranlttmii aliAaaa4(aSiiai taajonibla prices sea Jennie at thi Antta Shoi ctraTTrSi Phoraa estli. Phnna aiSS.