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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1952)
i r'tl'-liAitTn .';r', He I HANK JKNKINH I don't know how you Irnl aliout U, but llirae Now-frnal'r'air-Dmil Democrats who in shedding great, ally cnicoillls tears over Ike's statement Hint If III UiiulllimiMi it Wlaiumalu rriioiiiliutlo McCarthy kh llislr candidate for seunlor ha Ike) wan t undertake tu detent htm (McCarthy) mid elect Demo cnl in hln alcad lritve ins cold. Hm la the New-Donl-Falr-Deal'S hero Mint. Bo Inr ks I cull recall, Mill never miidK inova to rend llucv Long out ol Uio Democratic pariy. Ann llunv Long wa CKIl TAINLY aa much of a blelhcraklle a McCarthy tun ever be, A I eo It, iiiuTls a UNION of 40 stales. Wlsconaln la ono of the 41. If the people ol Wisconsin want to aend McCarthy buck to the ecu ale, that la TIIKIfl business. There are people In other ntatea who don't think much of our Brim tor Moi'ae, but 1 think whom Ore- fion chooses fur Oregon's aennlora a OKKUON'H business tuat an It la Wlaconaln'a biislneta If It chooaea lo o for McCarthy. I commend Ikn lor keeping hl none out of Wlaconaln'a buslncaa, An fnf McCarthy, Ile a the tvpe of blabbermouth and blutheraklle 1 have little use for. nur I have far IEBS ue for Ihe plnkoa who make McCarthy Uielr ' pet bogeyman than I have for Mc Carthy lilmaoll. 1 even think Mc Carthy may have done a lot of good In hla blnlhornklta way In railing our nttrnllon to the pinkos and their infiltration ol our govern Went. From Washington: "Wholesale prlcea have advanced for the alxth week In a low, auva the bureau of labor atatlallca. The bureau aald yeatrrdav wholesale prices for the week ended lunl Tuesday went up two-lentha of one per cent, punning ll Index to 111.) per cent of the ID41-11HB average." Alio from Wnnhlnalon: "Becrelnrv of Commerce Sawyer has a word of encouraiiemenl and 'so caution about future prlcefi. Me aava TIIKHK WI1.I, UK NO DRABTIC ANI ABRUPT IN CREASE Or PWOEB IN THE IM MEDIATE FUTURE. He caullona that the thlnu to prepare for la a DEFLATIONARY LETDOWN when defense spending Icvela off." "You pays vour money and you takes your choice." If vou hope for continuing Infla tion fwllh IU lush prolita lor spec ulatora and IU declining profit for producers), pin vour faith to the department of labor and Its bureau of labor alallstlcs which In cer tainly dolnir all It can lo PRO MOTE inflation. If you hope nidation can be con trolled "d our nation aaved from going IhrotiKli the Inllnllo" wringer. ou'd better put vour trun in men like Commerce Beerctnrv Bnwver. who hna the courage to sound a note of warning while there Is Mill lime, ThU ene'a from Crtirago! postmaster John Hnderlrln re signed from hla 13.970 a.year Job yelterdnv a a result ol an mveall nation ol ehnrgea Hint at least 38 To! hIM employees paid prfanm ib y to hlm from lo FOR JOB PROMOTIONS." Ve aald i for publication I: "The publicity during theae pom Ira! time, which has attended the pending general Inquiry concerning postal procedure, and the poW fire ha made It exceedingly dltfl mil for me to cont'nue as local administrator of poatnl aflalrs. What he meanTis that If the In vesllgatton had been kept a dark secret and nothing had been per muted to leak out lo the miblle NOBODY WOULD HAVE BEEN HURT (Except, that l, the citizen and tht taxpayer. Local X-Ray D-Day Slated Monday la D-Dnv for "Operation X-ray" In Klnnmth Fulls . . . tho day X-ray otllclala and voluntoers her hope lo surpass Ihe alnte rec ord lor the number ol X-rays annpped In one day. ... Tho record atnnds at 1,036. and was set In Portland at the Meier and Frank Store during a recent aurvey In Multnomah County. It was set during a 10-hour period. However, Monday when the mo bile X-rBy unit seta up shop In front ol the J. C. Pennev slore at 8lh and Main Streets starling at 10 In the morning, Uie hopes are dur ing the next eight hours the total pictures snapped will exceed thousand. If so, ,the record could be con aldercd broken because of Uio two hour dlllerence In X-raying time hero. Pictures wlH bo taken until E "V ... v..., tunny rcgisiiiiuuii iwi --..--Ing was being carried on today in downtown Klamath Falls where business houHea wero algnlng up employes. County Health Olllcer Dr. Beth Kerron aald that would eied up the operation to a great extent and allow moro persons to be X-rayed. Volunteers are to canvass the city streets around the downtown area during the operation ol the mobile unit to mnko sure that ev eryone possible la pictured. i X-RAY BOX SCORE Yesterday 447 To Dale ' (leal '. . 34.0IIO Monday's Schedule: Shasta View Hollaing, Washburn Way, 11 a.m. to p.m., and J.C, Pen nay Co., 8th and Main Streets, 16 a.m. to 8 p.m. Youths Foil Speed Trap SYRACUSE, N. Y. W-The ' busy thoroughfare, looked like speeders' territory. The police aet up their electrlo timer and snt and walled. Lola of oars all moving se dately within the limits. Patrolman Nicholas Marglnsso gunned hla mntoroyole and sped around the block. His eaten? . Two youngsters with a sign reading! "Dnnger, Blow down, Fo lic ahead." By HAI.K HCAHHIIOIKlIf Your property taxes should be Juat a halo bit lens this lull ulicy uonie due In November) than they were lual year. AuaFMiuu vuluullons as a Whole over Ihe county ale down a lilt from a year ago, and inlllugo rales also ure (liiwn. According to the summary ol usniinaed vulualluna and lux levies prepared by Uio county ansnasor's olllce, tho aancaacd (luxuble) vul- uutloii of all nroorrly In Kluinath County loliila l4U,3U7,tl1.DO lor this uiirient llnrnl year, roinpurcd to 40.l)36.rlin.l'i lor 1U6I-S3. down nl- iiiunl 4uo.uuo In Ihe gnwa, and Hi amount of money to be rnlaed by laxaimn la conniucruoiy irna. llmi ngure Ihla yenr will be 13.- 401. HOD. 14. Last year tho amount lo be rained by properly tnxullon wua I3.U7H.02U Hd lof wllli h ai- pioxliiinlelv DH per cent hits been collected to date l. 'tile loin) usaeaed valunllon for this yeur la down a bit Irom a year ago brraute the valunllon of ulllltlea Irallrouda, air llnra, tele- Price Five tents 18 Pates lhiUvtins FATAL ACCIDKNT An automobile collision this af ternoon alx miles north of Collier Park on US 87 apparently haa tak en one life and several other per sons are reported trapped In the wreckage. The two cars net headon, ac cording to first reports from the scene. Names of Ihe occupants were hot Immediately learned. Slate police and an ambulance were sent to the scene from Klsmath Falls. Sabres Score Onesided Air Victory SEOUL. Korea IP The U. 8. Filth Air Force jubilantly an nounced todnv that In the first 22 davs of August. U. N. Sabre jet pilots shot down 36 Russian-built Jets in aerial battles over North Korea liu which only one Allied plane was downed. An Air Force spokesman snld the record "represents whnl Is pro bnblv the most clean-cut victory of the Korean Wnr. . . The near est tiling I find to it hi for the entlro month of last June, when 23 MIOs were shot down and only one Sabre Jet was shot down.' ' The new 'total followed today's report that Sabre pilots shot down three MIOs the past week without losing a single plane. Six Commu nist Jets were damaged, making a total ol 29 MIOs crippled during August. LOSSES The Air Force said, however, two Sabres and lour other U, N. planes failed to return from mis sions the past week. Two propcllor drlven plnnes were downed by nntl ulrcrafl fire. Loss of tho others was unexplained This ninde a to tal of 17 U. N. plnnes lost during August, but only one in air com bat. The swift Snbres kept Commu nist fighters Irom Interfering with U. N. air strikes Bgntnst Red siock Dllea all along the front Friday. The bomb raids were part of a stepped-up campaign, disclosed on ly (his week by the chlol of the Far Enst Navni Forces, to hit the Reds where It hurst most. The North Korean radio reacted violently Fildnv to tho lnlensllled Allied ncrlnl effort. . , A Pyongyang: brondenst, henrd In Tokyo, called lor an Immediate hnit lo what wns celled ."murder ous American bombing ot ci vilians." - Reds Seize 3 Americans ni.'nl TM in. TUti Rnulpt rilb closed Buturilny that they seized three members of the Amcrlcnn Mllllnry Mission In Potsclnm 5 spy suspects. TH.!.. -uniu wnr not rilsclosen A nM Qnulnl llnenied news agency, said the ' Americans two ollicers mid an enlisted man wore arrested on the grounds of a Soviet -military insiaimiiuu. inM BnwlAf etxn Vnasilv Chulkoy made a written protest to Amcrlcnn miiunry auinoi uies m Germany demanding that tho three be recalled. Illil) TURROIHSTS BOMBAY, India 11 A" prov Ihce offlclrtl snld Bnturdny govern mcnt stntlsllca showed that Com munlst terrorists In Hyderabad State had killed 3,600 persona and committed 8.000- armed robborles the past four years. Hydorbnd Is a Communist stronghold In India. Bknjki Steffi III. I! I if), in II, I I 'iM.l.fHI ,1,1,1, ,.. ill , IM.M, I " ' phone, power and oilier service coriKiiatlonsi In the Uilnl Is down Iroin l7,3o'l.lll'7.l3 lo tiD.4l7.4U7 .60. Utilities valuation la computed by the Htuto Tax Commission, not by Hie local olllce. The vulUntlon of other properly In the county, lunrf, Improvements and porsuiuil propurly, Is Juil a llllle hlghei' lltun a year ago, t33, HiO.lll) coimiuri-d lo 1:13,3(17,446, but Ihe Incieusn liiere l not enough to coiuiKUisutn for tiie lower ullll tlea value. AIko, the Increase is duo primarily to new construction being added to tiie tux rolls ruthcr liiun to- any raising of usarsned vuluulioii of properly alrcudy on (he rolls. ' 'Die rediit'llon In the total umount of proiicrty tux to bo collected raine about by all school districts aiklng lor less proiH'ity tax money for their uc llinn thev received last year, and by ainnll rcilucllons In Ihe amount in be collected lor the Cllv ol Mnlln. Mulln Kile Dis trict, Mnllii Pnrk District, Mnlln Ceinelery District und Wlnrd l'urk District. it ' aWtiaWaauw, 4 t V,-A v ,.i .e ami t i,1l-ii aih I,. J&A,avi .Ij i. , RUBBLE IN THE STREETS Bricks ant) chunks of masonry end after a sharp earthquake hit the troublad San Joaquin Valley th quake to a row of small shops. I AP. Wirephoto). 17th Annual The 17th annual Rotary-spon sored 4-H and FFA Junior Live stock Show gels underway early tomorrow at Uie county lull (rounds when some ol the choicest stock In all Uie West comes up for Judg ment. The show Is held annunly by the Rotnrinns, in the memory of L.A. West, the father ol the show and snle. It continues Monday and Tuesday, and is climaxed Tuesday attcrnoon nnd evening with Uie tra- dllionnl bnrbecue and auction sale Vcbtciduy's Rotary Chub meeting LITTLE LAMB Glynna Weatherby, whose father farms In the Malln area, Isn't quit as big as her tat lamb she's planning on entering tonight before deadline in th 17th Annual Rotary Junior Livestock Show for FFA and 4-H members. The three-day affair gets under way with, judging and show tomorrow and Monday, and th auction and barbecu Tuesday, . ertiy Taxes Will Be Bovm a Municipal corporations which i.ave asked for more property tax money this year than last include Klamath County, Klamath J-'ulla, Bonanza, Chllouuln, Merrill, Mer rill Klra District, Merrill Park District, Huburban-ilural Plre Dis trict and btcwart-Lenox Kile Dis trict. Hut the reduction In 'he amount Hiked for tiie schools overbalances those Increases so the overall amount to be collected on the 1052-63 roll Is In the neighborhood of half a million dollars less than on the 1061-62 roll. Tho biggest chunk of savings was made posalble bv the County Klementary School District, re ducing Its properly tax demand Irom K)3,617 last year to WH.ru this car. The other school dls u ids alao are responsible for size uble reductions. Here Is a breakdown of where the various slices of that 13,401, BOB 14 Hhe total lo be ralsedi goes: Klamath County, Including roads, fairs, library, armory, cur rent expense and the money Klam- KLAMATH FALLS, OKKGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1951 Rotary Stock taw final preparation being made under Pres. Scott Warren and the show and sale's general director. Bob Elilngson, who Is both "Bull ol the Woods" and director In. Charge. At the same time the gen eral orders were issued. But the youngsters, the big rea son lor the whole affair, were per hnps Uie busiest. Everything from 1000-pound plus stcrs to tiny al bino rabbits were being primed and primped today for the biggest day for many of the youngsters since Christmas Combined Levies 1951-51 195Z51 Klamath Falls 85.1 B4 5 Bnnania at.t Xt.t Chlliiquln fi t 61. Malln 103.1 9. Merrill ..... l.l II. I. Huburbs (Including park fire dlltrlctai 7S.t 78.3 Htewart-Unox .... 71. M l ath County kicks back to the i-chrxiis, a total mlllage rate of 21 4. to raise tl ,054,324.86. County elementary schfjols, mill age 22.il, to raise 1708. 224. 45, County high schools, 9.1 rate, to ralne 1237,132. City elementary schools, 25 rate, to raise 16311 762. Klamath Union High, 19 8 rate, 1450,63(1. 30. Klamath Falls, 23.1 rate, 1304, 432.34. Bonanza. 34.6 rate, t3.4D2.72. Chlloquln. 8.4 rate. 82,138.31, Malln, 36.8 rate. 86,840.73. general rubble llftered the downtown streets of Bakersfield, Calif., city yeiterdey. Pictur shows example.of th damage wrought by ' ' Show Starts Tomorrow Judges for the fair Include: Beef, sheep and hogs, John Landers,- OSC: dairy and showman ship, Earl Jossy Medford; chick ens and rabbits, Jim O'Donahue; horses, Jim Emmons: vegetables and flowers, C. B. Cordy, Medford: food preservation, Mrs. Virginia Wnite: demonstrations and special contests, Dolore Bracken, LaVern Slusser; flower arrangement con test, Mrs. Ray Garrison, Mrs. La Vern Kendall and Mrs. Cecil Ha ley; flower gardens, Mrs. M. M. ! Merrill. 32.2 rate, 813,033 83. ! Merrill Fir District, 3.6 rate, 14.023.80. I Malln Fire District, 2.1 rate, $2,- '888 to. I Suburban-Rural Fir District, t.6 Irate, 133.835.46. Stewart-Lenox Flra District, 4 0 'rate. 12,491.70. i Malln Park District, 7.6 rate, tl2.886.26. I Merrill Park District, 2.6 rate, 86.626.77. Wlard Park District, 2 6 rate, 88.002.22. Malln Cemetery District, 17 rate, 82.021.48. The mlllage rate Is the figure by which a property owner can a certaln what his tax bill will be. by multiplying the mlllage rate lor his particular location against the assessed valuation of the prop erty. Assessed valuations are not true ca.-ih valuations, but a figure somewhere around 40 per cent of true canh value. Combined mlllage rates are figured by adding the rates ap plicable to all the various districts Telephone 8111 Marvin, Mrs. Francis Davis and Mrs. J. R. Miller: vegetable gar dens, J. D. Vertrees. The schedule follows: SUNDAY:" 8 to U noon, weighing livestock. 10 a.m. worship service. 10:18 Sheep judging, followed by show manship. 1-6 p.m. Receiving gar den and food preservation exhibits, exhibit building. 3 p.m. Dairy Judging, pavilion. 3 p.m. Horse Judging, track. MONDAY: 9 to 12 noon receiving flower exhibits. 9 to 6 Judging of swine, beef, vegetable, flowers, canning and freezing. 1 p.m. flower ar rangement contest, exhibit build ing. 2 p.m. Vegetable Judging con test, exhibit building. 2 p.m. Dem onstrations, exhibit building. TUESDAY: 9 a.m. Special canning contest. 10 a.m. Special livestock contest, pavilion. 10 a.m. Livestock judg ing pavilion. U a.m. food preser vation judging, exhibit building. 1 p.m. - Demonstrations, exhibit building. 1 p.m. Demonstrations, exhibit building. 5 p.m. barbecue ana parade, grandstand. 6:30 p.m. Auction sale, pavilion. 7 to 9 p.m. Release of exhibits. Each day at the 4-H Fall Fair, different communities will work at the concession at the Fair grounds and leaders and parents in those communities have been asked to donate cookies, plrkjes, potato salad, pie or cake for ihelr day of working. The aohedule follows: Sunday 10 a m to t p.m., Keno and Sprague River. Monday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Merrill. 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Henley. Tuesday 10 a.m. to Z p.m., Malln. 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., Fair haven, 6 p.m. to 12 pm.t Shasta, Altamont. "NATIONALISTS EXECUTE 27 HONG KONO Ml A 300-man band of Nationalist guerrillas seized and executed 27 Communist officials in an Aug. 7 raid on Red held Samkong, In the Chinese mainland province of Krangtung, the Independent Sing Tao Daily New reported Saturday. No. 2903 and municipal corporations which apply to the particular location of property. For Instance, a house her In Klamath Falls will be taxed at a 84.6 combined mlllage rate, com puted by adding up tne individual m Hinges for Klamath County (31.4) city elementary schools (29.6), KUHS H8.8I and Klamath Falls city (23.8), Property In the suburbs, wher youngsters go to county elemen tary schools and come Into Klam ath Falls for high school, and which is In both the Suburban Rural Fire District and Wlard Park District will have a 761 combined mlllage rate, made up of the individual mlllages of the countv. county elementary schools, KUHS, the lire district and park district. The county mlllage rate of 21.4 goes on everything. Combined levies start with that and add on school districts and other munlcl Ihe rates which apply to whatever pal corporations the property 2 Killed, 32 Hurt; Damage In Millions By HERBERT D. WILH01T and DICK BIESER BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (JF)A major earthquake jarred this city Friday, killing two persons, injuring 32 and shatter ing buildings. Another sharp jolt rocked Los Angeles early Saturday, but was not even felt here. Friday's tremblor was the second big one in 32 days to hit Bakersfield. The 10-second quake cascaded masonry and glass Into the street. Some highways buckled. Walls fell, roofs col lapsed and parapets crumbled. Dust ciouds boiled up, blotting out the sun. Damage is Eyewitness Makes Report By JIM DAY Managuig Editor BAKERSFIELD. Calif. W I was in the precise center of Bakersfield when the earthquake struck today. That's where it hit the hardest. And, despite the seismograph re ports, as far as we of this city are concerned, it was a much more severe ouake than that of July 2L I remember first ot all the u- tomobues bouncing up and down on the streets, the people bouncing as they walked along, canopies and signs on stores shaking, cornices and windows shattering and falling and in the background a rumble, low and deadly. I knew what it was immediately and looked at my watch, it lasted just 10 seconds. Ours is a busy city and there were literally thousands of people In the downtown area. Automobile traffic stopped al most immediately. People left their' cars to stand in the street and look around them. I saw no hysteria. I beard no screams. People streamed from the side walks and from stores and other buUdlngs and raced to the center of the street. There, they stopped and looked around them and waited. Bricks were falling and cornices from buildings and broken glass was spraying from shattered store .windows. I don't think I saw anybody hit by faUIng debris buried or In jured. Not at that moment. A few seconds later, when the temblor had stopped and the rumbling was an echo. I saw in jured people stagger into the street. Bv then the dust had begun to rise. It was a great pall of gray dust in itself a terrifying thing. This had been a briebt. sunny day and this dust rose and blotted out the sun and sky. Bv then I could hear the distant sirens of ambulances. And the po lice were at work by that time, clearing the streets of automobiles and the jam of people, so that the ambulances could come through. Panic Averted BAKERSFIELD, Calif. IPi A possible panic in a movie theater was averted during yesterday's quake when a Boy Scout brought calm out of chaos. When the building began to shake, people started running for the exits. Bob Shaffer, 13, re mained by his seat. "Take it easy!" he yelled. The patrons, many of them adults, calmed down. The theater emptied in an orderly manner. The building was not damaged. Arms And Legs BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Iifl Arms nnd legs In grotesque poses jutted from debris in the show window of Lerner's dress shop following yes terday's quake. One woman shopper had been killed there and rescuers feared others might be trapped. . What appeared to be severed limbs turned out to be parts of dress dummies dismembered by laiung masonry. Clock Wrecked BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Iif Time iinauy ran out yesterday for the city s 4o-year.oid clock tower, a Historic miotown landmark. The earthquake toppled one ot the four faces of the clock Into the street. Hundreds 01 pounds of hea vy mechanical workings fell. One wall of the tower cracked. The July 2 earthquake bad stopped the clock. fritle under consideration happens lo 11 within. The highest combined mlllag rate In the county la charged on property In the Old Orohard Manor development, located on the east side of Washburn way, Just a couple of blocks of It. That property was voted Into th city a year or so ago, but before that time and while the property was still vacant, not built upon it was a part of the Suburban Rural Fire District when that dls. Vict was created and went Into debt to get started. So It Is still liable for fire district taxes. The property in Old Orchard Manor will be assessed at a 104.1 com-' blned rate, which Includes Indivi dual rales for the county cltv, city elementary schools, KUHEl and the fir district. A mill in one-tenth of a cent, so a mlllage rate of 84.5, as here In Klamath Falls, means a tax of 89.45 cents per 8100 of assessed valuation. A house assessed at 12. 000. therefore, would be taxed In Klamath Falls at 6189 expected to run into ine muttons of dollars. On the other hand, Friday's shock In Los Angeles, 12S miles south of here, apparently caused no damage, although It was strong enough to awaken hundreds of res idents. The shock started at 3:10 a.m., PDT. While Bakersfield's business dis tricts were heavily damaged Fri day, residential sections, for the most part, escaoed unscathed. Police patrolled blocked off down town sections through the night to prevent loosing or scores damaged by the two major quakes and doz ens of aftershocks. The dead are Mrs. Edna ted better, 2B, ol nearby McFarland. caught under the collapsing roof of a store In which she was shop, ping, and George Patman Cosby, 67, a Southern Pacific railroad en. gineman of Bakersfieiri He was trapped In the wreckage of the Kern County Equipment Company. A hundred and six city blocks in the business districts of Bakers field and East Bakersfieiri harrf..,' hit by the quake, were roped off to everyone except those with bus iness there. Hardly a business blnrlr in ih. entire city of 60,000 population es-' ln uamage. EMERGENCY City Manacer r- T.ln. n..- declared Bakersfield a disaster area and proclaimed a state of emergency. The county board of supervisors put all county departments on an emergency basis and arrant f. county offices to be transferred irom the courthouse, already dam aged in the July 21 qvke, to tents uwuux paraing lot. Brick and metal mmir.. iflnni.j from many business buildings, and the walls of others crashed down into the streets or onto nearby structures. At least four churches, some of tnem alreadv damaged in th .ti quake, suffered from Friday's shock. TWO SDiree nn fit Th-nnnf. flW olic Church, built nearlv hif . century ago, were badly cracked. The brick front of the Presbyter- iuii.-u, even oioer, leu. into the street. The Congregational ehuri-h ya St. Paul's Episcopal church were damaged. At least one schoolhouse was so ' badly damaged the school board ordered it closed. SURVEY The board will make possible damage to other school ouimings oeiore the opening of classes Sept. 8. ' Heavily damaged business hnllri. ings included the Tegler hotel, the nopsons and urower office build ings, and structures housing the Western Auto Supply Co. and the Many of the buildings hardest hit in the latest quake had been damaged In the previous tremblor Unlike last month's quake, near by communities reported no cas ualties or serious damage. The July shock caused 11 deaths at Tehachapi, 40 miles from here, and three elsewhere, with total damage throughout the affected area estimated at 40 million dol lars. California Institute of Technology Seismologists said the magnitude of the latest shock was 6, compared with 7.5 for the July tremblor. They placed the epicenter of Fri day's Jolt only five to eight miles Irom here, along the Kern River fault. The July 21 quake centered at least 20 miles away, along the Bear Mountain fault. The scientists said the tremblor was a sort of "sympathetic re action" to the July 21 shock, which was followed by numerous aftershocks, some of them damag ing. Of the 32 Injured, only six were hospitalized after treatment. Weather FORECAST Klamath Falls and vicinity and Northern California: Low tonight 48, high tomorrow 80. High yeaterday , 82 l.n laat nlrht ..49
