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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1952)
PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD & NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OHEGON SATURDAY, JUNK 'ill, 11)52 rq-fr fry S' 1 a- -FY "TV 2 A KLAMATH FALLS WOMAN, Olive Adams on was returned at state chaplain of the Oregon Disabled American Veterans at the annual state convention held at La Grande, June 4-7. Officers are (I to r) Sam Booth, Department Commander, Portland; Bob Bryant, 13th National Executive Committeeman, Grants Pass; Jim Callaway, Senior Vice-commander, Salem; Olive Adamson, chaplain, Klamath Falls. Seated Dorr Quayle, Department Treasurer, World War i veteran, Portland, Monty Sullivan, Junior Vice- commander, La. Grande is not pictured. Photo Courtesy Oregon Journal Airline Merger To Aid Northwest SEATTLE (.A A spokesman for Wmt Const Atrlinra said Fit day night that Uie Civil Aeronau lies Board's approval o( consolida tion o( West Coast and Empire Airlines would provide the North west with feeder service for some 3,000 rouie inllos. The merger, okayed by the CAB In WashuiKlon, D.C., Friday will link West Coast's routes In western Washington and Oregon with Em pire's service in tho Inland Em pire. Robert A. Duwe, West Coast's treasurer, snld the consolidated firm would operate U twin-engtned DC -3s. At Boise. Ida.. George Cook, Empire's general mnnnger, said he didn't know when the merger would go Into effect until nller he had received a copy of the CAB order. The CAB order said West Coast would be subject to protective la bor conditions handed down by the board tn the merger of Branllt and Mld-Contlnent Air Lines recently. T1nl ricojstnn m-nvlilnri lni M-tin an a li lino worker loses his job or receives a lesser position ns a re sult of a merger, he Is to get a compensation payment up to a maximum of thrco yenrs pay. Older employes would receive higher payments than newer em- n,i mo vuiiiiidisitlioil pay- District Attorney Study'Runaway'Parents By HALE SCARBROTJGH All available data on the cases of 23 "runaway" parents who ap parently have skipped out of the state leaving children to become public welfare burdens is to be turned over to the district attorney's office next month, Mrs. Altha Urquhart, county public wel fare department, says. Relaying information about fath ersand mothers, too who desert or abandon children to become public charges Is made mandatory as of July 1. by recent amendment to the Social Security act and order of the Federal Security Agency. There are 23 such cases in Klam ath Countv now. Mrs. Urquhart said, but the department has been able to get much information to ward locating the erring parent in onlv four. Oregon's legislature in 1951 passed the so-called "runaway Allies Accuse uciiuaii ncm BERLIN tffl The Western Allies protested to the Russians Saturday that "inhumane" shackles have been put on the people of Berlin by East Zone Communists. In identical notes, the three West ern commandants demanded the Russians either tell their puppet East Zone authorities to stop re stricting the free movement of Ber liners or arrange compensation for the thousands of innocent people suffering "untold distress." West Berlin authorities said 16. 000 West Berliners. with property in the East Zone have registered affected by the restrictions. The notes were delivered as East German Communists stepped up their assault on the nerves of West Berliners to mark the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson to the Soviet-surrounded city. Acheson 's morale-building visit is ostensibly to lay the cornerstone of the American Memorial Library in Berlin. But his presence in the city ' at this tense period is physical re affirmation of Western determina tion to stand by the beleagured former capital, which now lies deep In Soviet-occupied territory. In protest notes to the Soviet rep resentative In Berlin, Segel Dengin, the Allied commandants said thou , sands of Berliners were suffering "substantial material loss" through being barred from visiting business or property thev owned in the Soviet-occupied zone. Ginny Simms Weds Oil Man LAS VEGAS, Nev. W) Singer Ginny Simms and Bob Calhoun, wealthy oil man, were married Friday night in the Hotel Fla mingo penthouse by Justice of the Peace James H, Down Jr. The couple will stay at the hotel this weekend, then return to Los Angeles Sunday. Calhoun gave his age as 33 on his marriage license. It was his first marriage. papa" act which allows the state no enter into reciprocal agreement I with various other states which , have similar laws to prosecute par iente who fail to support their ! children without going through i costly extradition proceedings to I bring the parent back to Oregon. However, turning such informa tion as the welfare agency has jover to the district attorney's of- uwu ugjuuijai ramer uiau mandatory, until now. The "runaway papa" Bet allows a non-support action to be started by a prosecutor in Oregon and be forwarded to the state and county where the deserting parent can be located for court action there, pro viding the state concerned has a reciprocating law. Most do. However, no such legis lation has been enacted in Alaska. Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, Mississippi, Nevada, Ver mont and West Virginia. The act also tightened up various loopholes in determining narental responsibility to children. Action lor non-support can be brought re gardless of whether there is a di vorce or a court order for support payments. Mrs. Urquhart said the law is that a parent is responsible for child support regardless of cir cumstances, according to ability to pay and to the child's needs, and that any benefit of court action in a reciprocating state would revert to the abandoned family here. DAV Asks New Armistice Day Veterans of World War n took an active part in the recent aa 'nual Oregon State Convention of Disabled American Veterans held at La Grande. Veterans of this war elected their group to all offices On the 1952 slate except Dorr Quayle. Portland, j placed as Department Treasurer. Klamath Falls delegates were Im pressed by the lack of reverance for observance of Armistice Dav among World War II Veterans and I the adoption of VJ August 14 for the selling of memorial Forget-Me-Nots at that time instead of Nov ember 11. The proposal was ac cepted bv almost all units in the state including Klamath Falls. I The 1953 convention city will be Grants Pass. Huks Raid Town In South Luzon MANILA ( Communist-led Huks Friday swooped out of the hills in southeast Luzon and raided a small village. They carried off large stocks of food and clothing, but didn't molest the terrified villagers. 4L Instead they distribuiedXommu nist propaganda leaflets, asking the villagers to join the Huk movement. State Yelfare Ranks High PORTLAND W The averag monthly payment of $57.35 paid to Oregon old age pensioners Is sixth highest In the nation. That was the report Friday of Administrator Loa Howard to the State Public Welfare Commission. She said payments were higher only in Colorado. Massachusetts, California, Connecticut and Wash ington. The individual payments here are high because pensions are limited to those in need. Chairman Jack Luihn said. 0 and C Land Study Due WASHINGTON Ifl Rep. Ells worth tR-Orei snld Saturday he is hopeful that an Informal confer ence may be held In Portland next month to discuss legislation affect ing the state s Oregon and Califor nia grant lnuds. He told a reporter he Is trying to arrange the conferences be tween members of the House In terior Committee, scheduled to be In the state, and various olliclaU of the O li C counties. The committee members plun to be In Portland July 17, 18 and 19 while taking part in a Bureau I Land Management field trip. It still Is not known just what con gressmen will attend the sessions Ellsworth said he felt an on-the-ground discussion of O & C prob lems would be of benefit to the committee In view of the complex history of the land grant and Its return to the government. Included In O t C legislation pending in Congress is a bill to put administration of a large sec tion of land, ownership of which la contested by the forest service, under the Bureau of Land Manage ment as part of the O It C grant. at the RED BARN in DORRIS r SHAW AGAIN! NORTH CANAAN. Conn, Bandleader Artie Shaw, married six times previously, and Doris Dowling. Hollywood actress, were married here June 19. it was dis closed Saturday. Justice of the Peace N. Watson Hardenbergh. Jr.. confirmed that he married the couple. f LIKE A I PAT AND I MIKE GENE WOODS, Insurance Chartered Life Underwriter, Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter 122 South Ninth Phone 6369 Klamath Falls, Oregon INSURANCE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED ON AUDIT AND ANALYSIS BASIS Fire . . Casualty . . Auto . . Life Top Old Line Companies Only firm SATURDAY JUNE 28 10 'til 2 A.M. 500 Advance Sale Tickets Available at OREGON WOOLEN STORE DERBY'S MUSIC CO. ONLY $120 tax inc. (Admission price at door will be $1.50) he cum mm Id ment would not apply to execu tives earning 10,600 year or more, the board ruled, Pilots would have to delermlno seniority among themaolves. , Duwe aald no West Coast em ploye would lone his Job because of the merger. He said the new linn would employ about SOU per sons. Eurh line now has payroll of about 160. In another aullun Friday, Iho CAU ruled that public concern and necessity does not require sus pension of United All linen' mil hor ny to serve Walla Walla, Bpnkane, Pendleton, or The L)allc anil dis missed an application by United to fly In and out of Walla Walla without atupplng at Pendleton. The board further ruled that hew local air service routes were need ed between Portland, Yakima, Wonatchce, Ephrnla-Moaea Lake, Spokane . Oocur d'Alene and bo. tween Healllr, Eltcniburu, Yakima, Pasco and Wallu Walla. MOW ...large, Ripe, Med, Luscious, Tasty, Tulelake These wonderful Marsholl straw berries were qrown by C. V. Frvden dall and Earl Aqer at Tulelake. Pick inq is starting now. . -'"!2Mlv v Cm 1 v '. '..- ASofe' ' V.'.'-. V li fe v. Jia r-v iT.ffA-j i'jftRl- ' WWW 'Silf sSU Sally Barnhiscl, Horald and Newt summer reporter, here offers you a look. She and the cameraman had a sample hence Solly's smile. CuMT $300 Bring your own crates and cups and take 'em home for 3.00 a crate . . . you know they were picked the same day . . . take the family for a drive Sunday morningwe're open until noon ... or get your berries next week. Investigate strawberry growing as a new farm crop for the Basin. Try these Marshall berries on your own table. Come out - we'll be glad to show you our straw berry fields, v Earls iartd i TULilLACC,
