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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1952)
MONDAY, JUNK 1(1, ll)!52 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE Arkansas Returns Klamath To Oregon Kliiiniilh J'n 1 1 -i In buck III Oregon, Kliiinutli IiiUn unci munt ol the viu Id probably weren't iiwni'o thin the ully wns iivrr anywhere -elne. Hill ii H en or In the news cohimna ill Hip Chlcut Bpeotnlor, In Luke Village, Ark., tin it tlin town In Cull-lonilii- iiIoiik wJlh Ciilllniiiln clnlin to (Jmler l.ulcn found elitewliero. The AikmiMi iiewnpnper well know II error now. lln publish ei, Lester W. MiKinur, Ima a Klnm nlh wonilen box mill Ihn memory vl nll old Kliilignlh Netted Clem It In If he recolved noma of Uiokc potuliirK, UiciiI iiotiitomun Troy Cook was noimiiliiKloiied by Kliiiniilh Cham ber Mur. Flunk It. Tui'ker to tii ply llione poiiilr'HH, mill Cook dill m, KinllH. lie imoked iln in up (hpo pii'tuiui mill iililppeil thein only hi Kliiimith'n Netted Oeins uliuulcl be nblpiied ... In return, Mnnmir npoloulml formiilly lor III inlMuko, nilmllted Klnmiilli I'll I U In In Oregon, mid Mild: mi : ' : KtnmnTfi ncTTtadcms Imlatoenbakecl to prove he mown Klnmnth Falls In In Oregon. Mnnnur anya It wan an error by ii corre.ipoiident Hint dlnliiced the town orlKlniilly. The error wan noted by K. E. McClendon, Orewon vuy, v. no wroie Aitiiinur oi me InlMnke. Mnnnur, on liearltiK Me Clendon'n dencriptlnn ot Klutnuth pudn, nnld he would admit Klnm mh Fall won In the ntate where Faulty Map Withdrawn KAI.RM i-l'i Thnl Army mllrond map with nil the errarn on It ha been withdrawn. Lt. Clen. J M Hwtnf, Hnn Frnnrlnco. command ing thi Sixth Army, advised U. 8. Rep. Walter Norolad. Norblnd had polntod out to Swing Ihnt Hie elvll defense railroad map of the Far Went had most rail roadn In the wrong placea, and didn't lint aeveral main route. Clen. Swing answered Norblad that he had ordered the map be withdrawn before he heard from Norblnd. The general explained the imp "wan informational only and not urd for any planning." Clen. Swing wrote thai he got more comment about that defective mnp than all other anpecla of the civil defenno plan put together. "Plenne be assured that the mnpn with which we do our plan iiiiik are mot accurate," the gen- ff! concluded. Tlie letter from Oen. Swing wu written June 9 to Norblad, who forwarded It to Salem Monday from Washington, D. C. "The polutoen were even better Ihnn Mr, McC'lendon boanled." Along Willi a letter to Tucker rmiiB a lulder dencrlblng little Lake VIIIiiki', Ark , which hnn n population of 780, and In culled the "Star Town of Arkunnnn" , , , "none better In the iiittion." It In the county sent ol Chicot eollntv mid llt-n on the short, ol creaceiit-nhuped Lnke Clilcoi. Ii ' bounln a coiiHolldiileil nchool dls trict, four cotton glnn. Confederate and Llnilbertth nionuinenln. witter cnmlvnl end bout racen, jood 11r.li Inii, friendly people and Southern uiinmaiii. I The area au.o in nupporuo ny cattle raining, dlverMlied fnrmlnit ' and woodworking Industries, nome- ' what akin to the Klnmnth country ! Thafn Lake Clly. Ark , the "big- 1 gent little city In the de! Visits Rome HOME W Uen, Matthew B, nidgway arrived In Home Monday visiting for the tlmt time an NATO comniiiiidcr an Italian capital accllilng wllh Communlnt opponl tlon and bristling with armed force to control It. Fifty Uiouiand police with tommy gun and troopn with full field equipment patrolled the city to back up the government'! firm wnriilmi I hei r would be no repetl tlon of the Paris rlotn which fol lowed Rldgway'i arrival there. Forbidden mann meetlngn In the clly n aouiiren. the bill Communlnt .party acreamed the Rome had been placed under a atHte of alege ii nd It I y thrown open to foreign :iiviimoii. The rted mouthpiece, L'Unlta greeted the flrnt vlnlt of the new Atluntlc act commander with the headline: "Oct out of Italy, go home, for emiier. The nlern police precaution! were imcunincci alter omcora early moii- duy grabbed two men carrying 18 poundn of high explonive and found thourmndft of nnil-flldgway leaflets in a Communist pnrty branch of lice nearby. TWO ItrXKAHKI) WENATCIIEE i Wenatchee of the Wcalcrn International League hnn relenncd Inllclder pitch er Curt Kchinldt and pitcher Don Homey. Their plncen on the club rosier have been taken ty pucners III 1 1 stiten and lorn Moore. Biraammmii KUmalh'i FIumI MIHu in lh World's MmI ConvMilaal Coataiawt! Opm Easily! CIOMI Easily! Malin Swamps Beatty, 18-1 Mnlln baneballern rolled over a lucklena Beatty nine, IB-I. yenterday in a Klnmnth County Independent League lilt at Beatty. MhHii hitlinn pnmlufl IIm nftnr. Inna Iwn UnllU 1. 1 1 r 1 1- fnr IH hltn while Mnlln'n Phil Anriernon wan tt'htftiiiir 11 anil dollnii out a ntlngy tlx nnlelien. Brown atarled on Ihe mouno lor Beatty and gave way to Front in the third. 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