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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1952)
WEDNESDAY. SM'If.MHfW , ffffi HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE .('v'.'V'- JET PLANI DISINTEGRATES AmaUur photographer Chariot Wolf mapped this picture t n Air Fore F-8? Scorpion dii integrated during (ho International Air Eapoiition in Detroit. Flaming wing (II and tail structure (21 fall to th ground while the tutelage notion of th jot plan (3) roars on, carry ing ill two crowman to thair death. A lacond F-89 141 aicaped serious damage ai it flew through the debrii. Air Force officeri laid a preliminary inveitigetion ihowed the ipeody jet appar ently fell apart while pulling out of e dive became of too much train on Iti itructure. Falling portion! of the jet Injured live tpeetatorl and lot three can afire. Klamath Rancher Receives 'Spanish The "ftnenlah Prisoner" awln die one ol the older and presum ably mure aucccasful international con games la not dead at all. In fact, a Klamath County rancher haa Just received an InvUallon to k Tlay. The bait dangled Is an enticing third Interest In HM.0O0 u.H. cur rency supposedly rrpoaiim In a sec ret compartment ol a trunk which la now Itrlrt In a United Steles customhouse. Thia tyix of awlndle It well known to Uia Federal Bureau ol Investi gation and to Ule Postofflre De. parlment, and la categorically Hat ed aa a Iraud. Hut apparently enough people fall tor It to make It worthwhile reviving once In a while. The procedure and alory are al waya about the same. A rich man la held In prison In , a foreign country, but before he waa arreated ho managed to gel a trunk out of the country, shipped to a port ol entry Into tho United I Htalea where 11 la held by customs officials. Because of his difficulties I with the law, Ihla particular Indl- I vldual't belongings, Including tome i aultcases, are embargoed. ; Now, In one of the suitcases Ihcre j la a bBiiBo check, which will be j needed In clulm the money-tilled i trunk at the U.B. customhouse. Th. problem la. therefore, lor the prisoner lo get outside help (with money) to grcaae a number of palms to get the embargo on hla luggage lilted. Once the lug- ' gage Is recovered the baggago tick et can be gotten oul and the money heavy trunk can be claimed at Ule customhouse. The prisoner has one friend, a man he trusu Implicitly, but. un fortunately, he hasn't got the mon ey to awing the deal. Therefore they are culling In a third parly to lurnish Ihe working capital. ' A letter is dispatched to the sel ected third party, a man who has been "apok.cn very nigniy aooui by mutual acquaintances. The prob- , lem Is outlined in Ihe first letter, and If Interest is shown, further do- , talis will be forthcoming later. . Anyone falling lor the con game ' (so Us past history has revealed) will find that there are. a great number of hands that must be greased expensively before the bag gago check is obtained, and that ' Ihe trunk which probably la at the ' customhouse, all right, la full of old newspapers, i Tile letter received by the local man waa sent from Mexico City, i and came air mall. II interested, the reply was also lo be air mall, addressed lo Br. Antonio VareU OrlH, Yucatan 100, Mexico 1, D.P.. Mex. Cabins Burn In Chemult CHEMULT Two cabins and a small irnllcr house burned to the ground nhortlv before noon Tues day. Tho fire caused ditmnge esti mated to be several thousands ol dollars. The property whs owned by Mrs. V. I. Bradcr, Chemult postmistress. The . blaze threatened several other buildings In town, and wreck era from garages' pulled several cabins out of danger. Llvlnij In the cabins wcro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nlchol, In one, and a cook employed at the Wheel Cafe In the other. All their furnish ings and clothing waa lost. The buildings were partly covered by Insurance, NO TKKPKKS OAIWOTON, Canada Wl-Flfteen new houses are being built this summer on the Blood Indian reser vation near hero bv members of the tribe. It is planned that eventually all Indlnns on the reser vation will own their own homes, Instead of living In tents. UODF TfAlfte. MACARONI f DELICIOUS 0 Swindle' Letter Ortli la the party of the accond part, the . cashless friend of the man who la supposed to be In Jail for embentlement. Utmost secrecy la desired. The prisoner who Is able lo get letters out uncensored because he conducta the prison school signs not hla name, only the Initial 'T." The lone of the letter Indicates thai the prisoner is In Jail right fully, and that the M),ooO la the fruit of hla einbeMlement. He doesn't want the money himself, being resigned lo hla Incarceration, but needa to get It for his daugh ter, whose happiness In Ihe future will be severely Jeopardlicd with out the cash. Everything depend! on the mon led American. THE FALLS COFFEE SHOP 121 N. 7th St. TLow Opsin Vjxdsut Tkw WlanaqsunsLtd OPEN SEPTEMBER 2 BREAKFASTS SANDWICHES LUNCHES CHICKEN PIE DINNERS A SPECIALTY FREE COFFEE and DONUTS FRIDAY, SEPT. 5th WE WELCOME YOU! Mary A. and Wm. E. (Andy) Anderson, Proprietors 1 iced. Bunmimmu A Nourishing, Deep-Down Refresher! S MILK j- SIMt ruH'1, Ike Sweep Across Dixie May fly HON WIUTKHKAfi MIAMI, I'll. 11 DwiKht V. Kiacnhowcr'a twerp acroaa Dixie waa liuoinlnii In audi atredauuiar laalilon ludHy that It uuard the uueallon ul lut how solid the Democratic Duuth will be In Die NovmnOrr election. The OOP iirmltleiitlal nominee waa cirawinu; huiie crowda at every rioi alone: hi carnpaiun route. Hut mine rnulft wlir-thar It w due to prraonal charm or po litical appeal or a combination ol the two. About lMi.000 peraona turned out to Kreel Klienhower yealerdav In Atlanta. Oa Jacksonville, Hi.. und here In Miami. niere ware nroanecia of more blK turnout today In Tampa, ria.. MlrmliiKham, Ala., and Mine Hock. Ark I"" mil atom on bin two-day, 1,4.00-mlle Journey Irotn New York throunh the Bouth. I in Lliollnalicla Willi in i u martl- hnwer aueak burst Into cheera and rebel vi i when ha eccuaea me Truman admlnlatrallon of trying to cover up a "meaa" of crime und corruption. Ttioy cheered when he called ioi common woodthed honeatv" In Buvernment. and deplored the whole aordld atorv" ol corruption in the Bureau ot Internal Revenue. Thcv applauded heavily when he aald It wasn't enouiih to "change a lace or two" In the aaminia tration and that: "No chanxe ot nooda In the ahowcaae can make the rotten nooda back in me ware house anv belter." And the harder he whlplaaned the Democratic leaderahlp In Waahlnnlon, the better hl llaten era aeemed to like It. II their ao plaunn waa any meaaure. Klaenhower hammered at cor ruption in unvernment on this llrat It clear he had croaacd the Maaon. drive Into the Bouth and he made Dixon. Lino with hopea the 8oulh would' aupporl him in November. He wound up hla flrat dav'e tour npeaklnir to a record U.000 or more peraona at the bay front PIANO LESSONS Arraaee with teacher new I. Her. your bey er elrl en the lattrumant thai it e ley for Ilia. ' Yae can rant a levtly new Spinet piaae for .7J monthly er e mid piano el low ol 4.00 monthly! In either cote you may, if you wlih, apply the rant, for e reaieneble time, revere1 purcheie with no down peymant necoMery. Louis ft. Mann Piano Co. 12 N. 1th Hammond Organ DRINK rHjiT.1 eVI r FROM CHURN ROOM TO YOUR TABLE! 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He read from a prepared text In which he prompted that In the dava to come he would outline the poll- clea he would follow on problema of peace. Inflation, labor. aKrtcul- ture and cleaning: corruption Irotn Kovernnienl. Elaenhower pralaed Republican Ben. John J. Wllllama of Delaware as a man who haa been chief v reaponalble for expoalhir: wronitdo- Dear Friends: We've had a lot of fun designing, decorating ond equipping our beautiful new photo itudio; and the reception you have given ut has mode every bit of thot effort worth while. To fully appreciate the high standard of quality we pledge ourselves to we In. vite you to visit our studio where we have ' many types of fin portraiture en disploy. Crop In for a chat, all of you. Jim ond Harriet Floyd FINE PHOTOGRAPHY at underwood's 706 falaln Stroot Klamath Falls, Oregon STUDIO PHONE 4526 Loosen Demo lnt In Kovernment. He pointed par ticularly to caaes In the Boston, Hi, Loula and Kan t'ranclaco lax collectlna: agencies. The crowd aave Mm perhaps hla heaviest applause when he aald: "There can alwaya be one rotten apple In a buihel and It mlKhl be nobodv'a fault. But I can promise you this: If I should ever find a rotten apple In anv barrel given to my care. It won t take me J'j years to get rid ot It." And he added later: "I cannot tell you the whole extent of this corruption because there has been loo much hiding- and too little ex posing by the responsible officials ol government. . . . The American people have a right to know the answers and the only way thev will ever llnd out the truth la to get an administration that will atop Control of Solid South Irving to cover un the mess " And then he look an indirect slap at Democratic presidential nominee Adlal Htevenson bv sav ing: . . "No man. however, honest, can clean up this mesa If he la elected as the nominee of the administra tion which created the meas. No man can aet out to restore honesty to government If he owes his elec tion In any degree to those who have lost their sense of public morals." Elsenhower o b v I o u a I y waa touched by the receptions in At lanta, Jacksonville and Miami. He voiced hla thanks for "a great day In my life" and for the "warmth and alncerlty" of the welcomes. He and those around him got their first su.prise in Atlanta, where police estimated that close WITH your txpei S X ' v f can THREE STYLES... Semi-Flare Box Style Won I adored . 5J. All V . . Wool; of course-. ...p Inneffioed too Of Domino check ... Tattersdl Check j ; Peacock blue ... . Nude ... Foil Red . . Grey .. Black ; : Wine Sizes ... IT to 100,000 had turned out. Gov. Herman Talmadge and At lanta's Democratic Mayor W. B. Hartefleld were among those to greet Elsenhower at the airport. The governor and mayor rode with him into the city. Talmadge said Oeorgia too long had "been taken for granted" by the Democratic parly and he had words of praise for Eisenhower as the man who probably could have Th KIRBY Co. Coll 2-0131 No. 3 Lytton nil -ate-iM MA WUII sugar fin canned fruit d$rvi ft! It's A FALL COAT . . . 8 to 20, Others. ' from 39.95 to 55.00: Many Styles, Colors and Materials r4 EXTRA SPECIAL! GABARDINE FITTED COATS Contour belt . . . innerlined green . . . wine . . . grey and teal had the 1MI Democratic presiden tial nomination "for th asking." SEWING MACHINE SERVICE and EXCHANGE 422 Main St. Phon 6771 afa budtfai puce New . . . 0( m Y fj) TOIIIT TIStU I mill v&s 7 n rw Ask About Our Will Call Plan 1 fl95 19! 525 Main In Klamath Falls Also 21 N. Central In Medford
