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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1952)
WKDNKSIUY, OCT, B, )fir2 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OHF.OON PAGE nXVT.fi ; r. Cattle Sale Brings $87,000 I'OltTl.ANIJ 11 Hlxty-lwo head lit lli'intcinl ( ill lie; Mild line Tues day iIiiiIiik tlin I'ncsirio liiiariiatiun, nl l.lviwlm'k KxoomIIIoh, bioUKhl II tllllll of lin.WH). I'liiiim Lurry Ji. owned by Her lirrl mid Charles Cliiiniller ul Unl et, Ore, win wild 1" Cnllrn Here, lord Hiinili, G'lii'lmlla, Wunll. lur HI. 100. 'iliul WKH tlio Ui bull urine, 1 Hull price lor li'itinlea, lli.OWI. wnli liillll by KlIKi'lIP H' lvrni- III Oil rov, Cnlll., lo llm Double M Here Iniil tin null ol Adiiina, Oie, loi MM I .rely Koynl lull. The ilH tmnali'S wild brntmlu Young Suspect Surrenders Twenlv-twn ynir old Knmk OeM vanu. 40IKI Delaware, aurrriKlrrro In Clly i'lillio yesterday altrrniani at tlm poller station, aiiiiounr.lim that hit Imd lienrd there waa u warrant out lur lilin. Hn In r.harned with uuiiilary. mid was lo be Iranslerred lo the County Jail lodiiy. Urstvsnii In Jointly i-tiaricrd with muiilpy Edward Muyllrld. XI. Ill the burglary Kept, il'i ol Hip ly Call Wrri kliiB Comiuiny oilier. Muyllrld iinvr hlniKrll U lir-l wrrk at llir IK:r station, and Iiiid already pleaded liUllty In Circuit Court Ui llir biiiKlury count. In arttlllloii, hr hnd admitted aevrml olhrr brrak-ins locally. Gunshot Injures California Man TULKLAKK -Thr Tulrlakc arr llrsl casually ol the drrr liuotmit ernson was recorded yrnlerduy. O. W. Taylor, M. ol Ban Diruo. was wounded In tbr Irfl leu by the accidental discharge ol a six-shoot-tr. Taylor had been out huntlntt, sol hla deer and had relurnrd to the home at hla brother, L. A. Taylor ol Tulelsae. lie, waa taklnir hla hunting Rear out ol hli'car when Uir revolver rtl-iChurRed. lie waa (Vented at Hie olllce ol Dr. I, Biwnirr. DAY Conducts Stamp Sale Dlaabled American Veterans in thla area are now rnnriurllni their annual aale ol Balety Htampa. Hie alamo", about normal poMaKe alie, are designed to promote aalety particularly on the highway! and streets, In connection wllh the atamp aalr Mayor Bob Thompson ol lietally proclaimed "Balety Stamp Wrek - loliil nl HU.8MJ and the 14 bulls, Miuio. Irvlnii Mnuii'a Double M Kuiii'li won tlin tin i'i loo award In llir allow Hint preceded the utile. He received KHiiul chiiiiiplonihlli In Ihe bull leiiuile mid bent tiet ol aire division.!. Walter HiibbHrd ol Junction City, Ore,, nnd I'eieruon Itros., Klko, Nov., divided the re serve rliaiiiploiishlps, W. II. Iliundt, Hllverlon. Ore., won the urnnn t'hiiiiilonhii in Hie Guernsey bull event. Winners ol 4-11 eventa Included; Driiionnlriitlon, Liiren Arthuin, Fishtail, Mont,; pin lerder, Iticn lii cl lliirina, Canity, Ore.; beul i,hiwiiiuniilili, Ihil lliimlltnn, Clie liulln, Wash.; reserve beel shuw r 1 1 ii i u.) 1 1 r. Kiiiiiielli NiuiKle, Nuiuiui, Ida., poliilo content, Itlcliurd Holt, lend, Ore.: corn, Harold to-fly. Hubbard Ore.; cereals, Edward Khur-r, Union, Ore.; beea, Cecil Duos, Mend. In I ln nlwiiya populur ca 1 1 M'I'iiiiiIjIc, Teddy Capua, 13, ftl leiishurit, Waiih , led out llm lim uenl coll, n 4UO-pound llerelord. Karl Keruuion, 14, Uoldriidum. Wash,, wan Hie 1 1 rut to hiilter nnd lend out a coll. Oilier cull winner, who are required lo ahow the mil mala here next year: Huiiuny No bles. l!i, llerinlnlon, Ore.; Del llev. xel, 17, Joseph, Ore.; Olenn Orein er, Msyavllle, Ore. Reds Fire On Mercy Plane Htlil, IN Ijn Two Bovlet jet llllhlera llred aeveral machine Run burnt at a U. H. Air Korce mercy plnne In Ihe Allied air corridor o I inllra noullme.it nl lierlln today but Ihe American ahlp rncaped into Hie cloud mid reached Merlin un i hit. i Ma), Clen. l-muel H Mnlhewson, : U. H. commandani In Berlin, pet- aonally Interviewed Uie plnne crew alter they Innded at Tempclhol air bane and naid an Immediate protenl would be made to the Bov let high command, Tile plane, a twin-engine DC J, wan en route to Berlin with an Army nurne aboard to evacuate Army patlenla lor apeclal treat ment at bate honpltaJa In Went Germany. The crew reported the two Sov iet MIC) 1 6 Jem awooped on them and Hied aeveral machine-gun bumui acrcKin their palh. The American pilot "Hew direct y Into cloud cover which happened to be at hand and got away," Gen. Malhewnon raid. Urn, Mnthewimn Indicated the plane waa abiding by the tour power rulea at Uie time nl the Incident and waa Hying at the proper altitude and within the boundaries ol the corridor renerved lor Allied flight. r-mvtfr .'' -yTj a m,imi)j"piMa7 ' r,' Ud 1" 4 r 1 a - ' r i... .. la itftTlttumarftnnVrtii. iiW an "ill t ' RETURN FROM WAR Clothoi ripped lo thredi, two wounds in loft arm, Marine Pfc. McRee Starnet of Wanhem, N. C. sits on hospital cot in forward aid station awaiting evacuation after being brought back from violent action on Korea front. Screaming Chinese Communists smashed at United Nations lines across most of the battlefront seizing seven positions. Red Congress To Hear New 5-year Plan Court Changes Liquor Charge The conviction In District Court Innl April IS of William A. Gordon, 18. on a charge of ponnosnon ol alcoholic liquor httn been net aalde nnd reversed by the Circuit Court. Gordon waa found guilty by a Jury alter a District Court trial, and wai plnced on probation (or live monthv But hi attorney, Oeorue Proctor, look Hie cane to Circuit Court on a writ of review, claiming Ihul the testimony given In the lower court trial did not aubntanllate a conviction. Judge David R. Vandenberg heard arguments on the cane sev ernl month ago, and now has ordered Uie conviction reveraed, Gordon acquitted ol the charge, and the sentence vacated. The youth hnd been accused of ponnennlon of alcoholic liquor on Keb. 9, the chnrge brought by an Oregon Liquor Control Commission Investigator. Hv UlllY (.IL.MdltK and THOMAH V. WIIITNLV MOttCOW MV-Delcgiitra to the luih all-Bovlet Communist party congress were expected to get a lull report loony on uunslaa pro duction-boosting new live year I plan. Jliev may aino get around to discussing awecplng changes to be made In the party organization and Its by-lnwa. These two subjects were the next major Items on the live-point agenda as me nrsl nig party con clave In 13 years went Into It lotirth day. The report on the soviet union's fifth five year plan, which extends Irorn ldiil to the end ol 1955, was to be presented by M. Z. Baburov, chairman ol the Btate Planning Commission. Advance reports show the Diun envisages an immense buildup ol Hovlel economic strength, boosting the nation a production by w per cent over that ol 1UM. New goals have been set to boost steel out put by 62 per cent, coal by 43 per cent and petroleum by 86 per cent by the end ol 1066. After approving the five-year plan, the 1.366 delegates will take up the new statute outlining the reorganization of the party admin istration. This calls for abolition of the Politburo, a Central Committee agency under the leadership of Prime Minister Stalin to which world communism long has looked lor guidance. Replacing It will be a Presidium which will "guide the work of the Central Committee be tween sessions," The proposed new Presidium not only will oiler political guidance but will lake over the OrganizaUon Mov Wt Suggest You PAY CASH and SAVE on Stove and Diesel Oil . . , Phone 6788 jaynawK Petroleum .sS Bureau (Orgburo), which also Is to be abolished. The alutute also calls for chang ing the two-decade-old name ol Hie party from the "All-Union Communist Party (Bolshevlksi "to the "Communist Party of Uie Bov let union. Yesterday's Congress meeting approved the party's policy pro gram, set out in a 26.000 speech Bunday night by Deputy Prime Minister Georgl M. Malenkov. one ol the key members of the Politburo. Btalln was present when the action was taken and stayed on to hear Deputy Premier Lavrenty P. Bcria, another Politburo mem ber land boss of Russia n secret police) deliver a thundering denun ciation ol the United Stales and high praise lor the achievements ol the soviet union. "American Imperialists who have grown fat In two world wars, drunk with the Idea ol establishing their own world domination, are again pushing the people Into a world war." declared Berla. "al though there la no doubt that In unleashing the war they are only speeding their downfall and their death." The Bovlet sewa agoncy Tans said the delegates met these words "with stormy applause." 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