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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1952)
MONDAY, JUNK BO, W2 k,... r liKHAIJJ AND NKVVS. KLAMATH KAi unbOU. PAGE THREE OFF FOR A GALLOP in the widt open sp'aces ii this' group of boyi and girls, guesis at the Rafter M.D. ranch naar Chiloquin, operated during tha tummar for young folks, by Dr. and Mrs, M. W. Poole and Robert Moiiio. Tha camp opened July 27 and will run for five weeks. Accomodations are made for sleeping and eating and overnight pack trips, horsoback riding, swimming and fishing. The ranch is a member of the American National Camping Association, Acheson Declares U.S. To Defend Austria Freedom! Itv KK'IIAlin O'ltKOAN VIENNA, AuMria Ml U. 8. BccrcLiiry of Blule Dean Achcfton Mild Monday Amt-rJcan troops will remain In occupied Austria until I In Independence In ensured. lie Illumed Kuuila lor the failure of thr HIk Four In write a treaty of Independence. To a news con ference ol AuMriun and Allied newsmen, li itntrl: "Make no mis take about It. Of the four powers In Auntrlu, three want to ko home." Ahichon la maklnit a two-day Ktnte vl.'ilt to thin crowoads coun try of Eiml and went. He came here from Berlin. teaea WEST COAST SHOWS are playing at tha Division Street circus grounds sponsored by the Klamath Basin Rodeo Associa tion, Here a group of the show's pretty performers take time out from rehearsal to take care of the usual Monday house hold choroi. Death Takes Mrs. Franks 63. RTORM LAHIIKS PACIFIC MANILA tf! A typhoon with winds nf 90 mllea an hour near the center la moving westward across the Pncllr some 7S0 miles east of the Southern Philippines. I the Weather Bureau reported Mon day. .The bis storm, which still la In- creslng In Intensity, was reported Mrs. Jessie lorr.a Franks, J604 Crest Street, died here yeater flay ollowlng a inn? Illness. iter son iinnaiii jr . amvrn ,110VinB west-norlliwesl at 14 miles home only rrlday on leave troin , Bn nis navy snip wnirn una jusi . docked In Bun Prnclco. j Mrs. Pranks, native of South Dakota, had resided here for tho im.it eiiihl years. I Iteslden Iter son and the widower-,. 9 rvmalrt Ha Mr. .lenmlt U, -iir. VI vert bv four dauKhlers: Mrs La Von Blndlch and Mrs. Vlvliin Harl lev. both of Klamath Falls Mra. ' Beverly Matney, Henley; and Mra. Xvelyr) Caspar. Eureka, j Funeral aorvlepa are to be con dueled at tjif uruve.ilde In Klumatli Memorial Park tomorrow, I p.m.. by Jehovah's Witnesses Ward's Funeral Home la In charge of arrangements. Last Trip For Sternwheefer Pay Kike Due Army Workers WASHINGTON I Air Force wane board Monday an nounced pay Increases for J8.000 civilian employes of the two branches ol the armed services. The Increases, all for hourly-paid workers, ranitcd from three cents to 'lb cents on hour. The liiri:-it K"up aflcctcd are 111.723 workers at Army and Air Force Insinuations In the Salt Lake City, Utah locality. They will receive 12-cent Increas es pflrctlve for the first pay period after May 27. These nouriv increases were His visits to the two Communlst rlniicd cities are aimed at bolster inn the courage of their people bv reaffirming Western support for their objectives. In the case of Austria It la the completion of a treaty of Independence, long blocked by Soviet delaying tactics. Just before the news conference Acheson called on Dr. Theodor Koerner. aged Socialist president of Austria, with a- message from President Truman pledging that the U. 8. would do everything with in Its power to restore "final free dom' to Austria. ' Austria Is still under four-power occupation. The U. 8., Britain and France have a total of 25,000 troops and the Russians an esti mated 40,000 In this strategic na tion. Achem.il called o n President Koerner In the letter's residence on the old winter palace of the Hapsburg emperors. A crowd of several hundred Austrian cheered Acheson as he drove up to the The Armv-' palace accompanied by U. 8. High ' . . til.. I , I f-knnn.1l.. At the news conference. Acheson said It was a matter of serious concern to the United States that "because of the obstructionism of the Soviet Union, Austria has had PORTLAND ' The stern wheeler Claire look old-time steam boatmen Ui their annual nieetliiK at Champoeg Sunday, and It mav be the lasl uprlver run for a stern-wheeler. There still arc three In service s0 announced fir workers at the here, but all are relatively new. ' ,ollowmit localities: powerful craft loo big for the locks Boise-Mountain Home. Idaho. 331 at Oregon Clly. Army and A,r Force employes, 17 The Claire half 155 aboard for i cents after June 2. the trip And now Unit li s over I Pasco - Kcnncwlck Richland, she Is going to be retired. Maybe Wash., 576 Army workers, 23 cents she'll be turned Into a shop and , alter May 27. maybe she ll be dismantled. Wes-, Pendleton. Ore.. 1.187 Army and tern Transportation Co. reports, j Air Force workers, 17 cents after But she Is through as a, river tug. May 27. BALLOON FOI'ND SALEM ii A giant stratosphere balloon was found near Hubbard Sunday. The balloon, carrying research equipment, was launched by Gen eral Mills of Minneapolis, possibly from the Tillamook launching site, but that was not certain. It was found by Albert Llndenau, Gervais farmer. to experience seven years of occu pation. This business of troops and occupation Is something Americans do not enlov. We regrot the neces sity of it. We want to terminate It quicklv as possible. American troops will remain in Austria, how ever, until the freedom of Austria is assured." Acheson said also that the United Slates would continue to seek ad mission of Austria to the United. Nations as a full-fledged member. But he said U. N. membership will not create a treaty or Insure one. "Soviet refusal to accept any sort of treaty," he aald. "menns that the occupation la something they regard to their Interest." nl-UlllH mm. CoolAid UBUY6PKGS...3Xni fen LONG BEFORE Camels' nation i wide lead in popularity grew to many billions, surveys showed that more doctors smoked Camels I I Jx- than any other cigarette. Repeated I '3.. surveys show the same j J . Change to jggZt&ZSZ'A Camels the doctors' favorite, America's favorite! thine. '''',"saBaMeMaieiaM3 4 Vfor'' 'l .k 1 Cow Injures Nine-Year-Old Nlne-ycur-old Andrey Schorr' Jr., 1018 Ogrien, was attacked and slightly hurl Sunday morning by a tethered milk cow near hia nome, his mother reported In Suite Police. She aald the youngster was walk ing along the road when the cow, tethered on a long rope alongside the road, eame out and hooked the boy with her horns. Hla left leg was hurt. . ! 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