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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1952)
Friday, junk 20, 10.12 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TW6 innocent Bystander Killed CIOLD BKACII. Or. I - A J7- Vear-olcl mill worker was allot (lend W.dnriKlav In ii quarrel between two olhr men In northern Curry County. A bullet nlrui k Marlun Christian Borenaoii, ill. in Hit heart on he kilt Hi Urn wheel of mi uutnmnblle on Ilia Hlxi-n nivcr road, 40 miles north of here, A. D. Niemann, Port Orford lun tli'fl of the iirucr, aalfl n 114-vi'iir-olU dalrv rnnchrr, Jamea Knv Nodlne. ailinlllril I he Inlnl liullrt ciiine from III" oni blur. Nodlne II bclnu i - ' Plywood Plan Merger Due HKA'iTI.K ili The Clrnriila Faclllc 1'lvv.ond Co., ono ol the InrueM nlvwnod urodurera In the United etiilen. atiiiuimred lull Wed netidav It Imi proposed a meruit with llurbor Plywood Corp., Aber deen, Wanh. The aniiuuiicemriit was innde throtmh the Bmillle oil let of lllvth mid Co., Inc , Pacific Count liivcM iiient bunkum firm. The propimiil, mude to Mm tin N. Ueimcller, Harbor Plywood ureal ditlil, culled for nil exi'liiume of 0' share of llurbor Plywood com moll Mark for one-hnlt nlmro of Oeorl-Pclflc common plua IV cash. On the bm.l of Wrdnehdav's mar set close, lliirbor Plywood alms huldera would recelvo approximate Iv 110 nlmro. The Mock l cur rently quoted t around in 50. Deitueller declined cnininent on whether ho would mibmlt the pro Ixiaal to llurbor Plywood direct ors for consideration. The Aberdeen firm hii Inoro than a billion board feet limber re- ervo In the l.ewbi Klvrr area of Bolllhwel Wnnlllliglnll. Tills re nerve - couiddered In financial circlet here as the prlmnry ob jective of Cleoriilt-Ptclflc In pro posing the memer. (leomlt Pnclllc. wllh head quarter in Atlanta, line n niiinber of plums In Washington nd Ore son. UN Moy Study Germ Charge UNITED NATIONS. N.V. I A full-scale buttle over iienn warfare appeared to bo shaplne up In the United Nations Thursday after the United States denounred Russia's latent move as a fraud. The new Bovlet proponal wat a requeni that the UN. Security Council appeal to the United 8latea and aeveral other countries to rati fy the I trio Cleneva protocol out lawing baclerlnloBlcal wenpona. Soviet Delegate Jacob A. Mullk fire.tente 1 bin resolution wllh a brief, mildly worded tpeech cere rkollv avoiding; any mention of pre iftous Cominunlnl chariiea that ihe U78. had uacd germ warfare In Korea. Both delciialet and audience American llnlened In amate inent at the unuallv aliarp-tonmied Malik made hi appeal in aoft tonea and conciliatory words. Drpile Mnllk'i avoidance of fhe Korean Hmic. U. 8. Delegate Ernest A, Oross harked back to Ihe oarllef Communlal charges an aoon at he not the floor lo reply. Gross tald Uie Communist charu ea of germ warfare were pari of a campaign of Ilea and that there was no evidence thla campnlKn had been abandoned. Malik and Groat promised to make detailed statement lutei. The council will resume the debate Friday. . COOKER fcDtEPFRYU. K&C it cooks Jrp IT PSP FRIES jiT ' T -3 IcW "a" ' m Does MORE Things BETTER ONLY this sensational new Sunbeam Cooker & Deep Fryer gives you so many exclusive advantages so much greater usefulness. Use it everyday for delicious DEEP. CRIED potatoes and other favorite foods. Use it to COOK pot-roast, baked beans, slewed chicken and meats, etc. No end to its usefulness. Exclusive, easy-to-see COOK-GUIDE. Accurate thermostatic control with "simmer" range. Large, new-type Fry-basket. S & H Green Stamps iHARWIN'S by Rifle Shot lir Id here. Alan Involved was Clifford A. Shields, 30, lumber mill operator and employer of Borenaon. Shlelde an id Nndlne waa trvlim to ahian him when Borenaon was struck. He aald Nodlne did not even know Boronnoii. He Rave Ihls veralon: Nodlne was Irate becauae No dlne'n H-yrar-old riiiUKhler had come lo live wllh Shields, his wife and their four children. Borenaon wan drlvliiR Shields to Ihe mill when Nodlne stopped Ihem on the road 1 irillea from tho Coant HlKhwav. Nodlne walked over to the oar. curiicd Hhlelda and fired. Shields talked Nodlne out of further shoot liilc. thru drove Horennon to a llandon hnnpllnl. Borenaon was dend bv the lime they koI there. Niemann nuld Nodlne walked Into his office and aald he wanted a doctor lor a man he had shot. Niemann aald Nodlne told this alorv: Alter he stopped the ear, he walked over and asked Shields where hit daughter wan, When Ihere was no answer, ne raiseo his un and said, "Maybe thla will iiinke vou romeinber." Borenaon reached out lo Rrab the uiin which fired In the ennillim Ueulfle, Nndlne aald. He added thai Hhlelda then slid behind Ihe wheel and raced awav In the car, Nodlne then drove lo Purl Orlord. Nie mann called Fred Jamleson. Currv jCmmlv dnpulv sheriff, who look Nodlne In custody. Fishermen To Alaska A8TOUIA ifi Some 4.000 iUh- lermen and cannery workers will , be flown from Wesi Coast ports to ! Alaska this week In the blRRenl ihurrv up Ihe ffchlim Industry has I known. The salmon flnhlnK season opent June 21 and Ihe Bering Sea areas can be reached In time only bv plane. The workers' start was de layed because of a prlre dis pute. Pockert and the Alaska Fish ermen's Union reached agreement onlv Monday. Use ol planes for cannery work era haa been general In recent vears but officials of Ihe Columbia Klver Packers Assoclollon here said never before had to mam been moved In so short a time. The CP.PA. which converted a number of sail boats to Rssollne lo take advantage of federal law which for the first time permits powered Rlllnet boals In Bristol Bnv this vear. reported thai It plant to operate In Southeastern Alaska In the August season. Pickets Halt Plane Output CINCINNATI OH Production of 47 per cent of Ihe Air Forces )et engines lor tighter planes slopped at the General Electric Co. plant Thursday when aome 10.000 work era relused lo cross picket lines. The Ultra were eel up by AFL Machinists, company officials said after a strike wu called after contract negotiations flopped. Mine contractural differences are over a union shop, a 10 per cent wage Increase and elimination ot a work classification system, a spokesman said. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO V rmn rritt vilr nw Bin! lns from lh l.atiU II. Mann Pin lorn Mm. 1? N- il law rnvnlhly rnlt. Alter ff nhU lmt ym run. if ym Ub, rhnj frm rnl tir rfcit afrrntnt. Th rrnl tf4r la all rrfdllfd U nr urrbaa rraun.l antl lbr e1w M'Krnl la nrrn- arr. Tba manlblr yymmn ran Hill hlhr than rent. Or If ym frt , lr, ym ran ranllntta ! rani. Tho Jewelry Storo of Outitandinq Values lift L.Va'..-a. i Hi sa sn i tinfl rtiiu. ftiarfiWiiiiaiiniiin La.' m:;,!&.!teima ii ali tsaaaf COMEDIAN ARRESTED Comedian Lou Costello troils attorney, Nathan O, Freeman, after he was bailed out of jail at Van Nuyt, Calif., following hit arrest on a drunk driving charge. Police said he slammed into a parked car while backing out of the driveway of his home and then cruised down a main boulevard on the wrong tide of the street. Later Freeman pleaded Costello guilty and a fina of $150 was imposed. No Limits On Wheat Crop WASHINGTON I Because of uncertain world conditions, Ameri can farmers can grow all the wheat they want to In 1053 despite an ex pected surplus this year. Secretary of Aurlcullure Brannan said Thursday the International sit uation makes It advisable lo pro duce as much wheat as possible to help Iced friendly nations and to maintain supplies for defense pur- i pones. j For example, he said, some sur plus wheat might be unci in mak ing alcohol for producing synthetic rubber. Brannan aald this year's Indi cated near-record crop of 1,328.000 bushels selond Isrgcnt on record and a third larger than last year normally would force him to order McKay To See Governors SALEM Gov. Douglas Mc Kay will leave nexl Wednesday for Houston. Tex., to allcnd the an nual National Conference of Stale Governors, he said Thursday. The conference will be held from June 29 to July 1. Then he will go direct to Chicago for the Republican national convention. Mrs. McKay will make the trip ' wiin nun. Miss Alene Phillips, nis secretary, alto will attend the con ference and convention. iorr drinks mil iMmm n pint 215 S rMi i isPa I I M&L Jim Olson Motors 2nd Anniversary June 20, 1950 - June 20, 1952 tV My sincere thanks to all the fine people I have had the pleasure of serving during the two years I have been DeSoto-Plymouth dealer for the Klamath Falls area. I will always try to give top value and efficient service to warrant your continued ' patronage. Jim Olson Motors DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Larqe enough to serve you Small enough to wont to. 316 So. 6th Phone 5126-5127 Klamath Foils an anti hii controls to hold down production. But he tald because of current conditions ' he will not proclaim marketing quotas or planting allot ments which he can Invoke, under crop control laws, when there Is a surplus. Later, he said, he will an- nounce certain goals for 1953 and j may ask for a voluntary cutback In planting. 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Watson was the only guard with a 24-convtct woodcutting crew whlcn was working near Albany late In April when two of the con victs ran away. O'Malley reduced Watson to or dinary guard rank on the ground that Walton disobeyed a new order that such convict had to be kept under constant supervision. Watson, who split up the 24-man crew Into small groups and hence couldn't see them at all times, said he never received the order. Watson, who has worked for the prison six years, appealed to the Civil Service Commission, which heard his case Wednesday. W. C. Ryan, state supervisor of institutions, told the commission that Watson Is "a faithful, honest, very valuable employe, and I wish we had many, many more like him." NIGHT rajy rssn " It has squeezed the stretch out of rubber. It ha broken or distorted tho most rugged thermometers and defeated the attempt of scientist to lake tho temperature of the greatest deeps. These were among the difficul ties reported to the American As sociation for the Advancement of Science here by Dr. Claude ZoBell of the Scrlpps Institution ol Ocean ography at La Jolla, Calif. The weird tricks of high pres sure were experienced by the deep sea expedition carried by the Danish warship Oalathea which re cently completed a survey of the great trenches at the bottom of Ihe Southwestern Pacific. Dr. Zo Bell was one of the scientists aboard. The glass which seemingly was penetrated by water was in the form of adhere the size of base balls. These spheres have small hollow cores. They are lowered to the odean bottom and deliberately broken with an Iron weight to produce a small exoloslon as a alenal to observers at the surface. I Some of these balls were lowered Inio the Mindanao trench off the Philippines which Is about six miles ' deep and has a bottom pressure of ' about 15.000 pounds per square i Inch. 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