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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1952)
MONDAY, OCT. 13, 1fW2 HERALD AND NKWS. KI.AM ATM KAMA ORWJON PAOS JJV r 1 Reds Say. Missing U.S. B29 . Fired On Russian Fighters Hf THOMAS I WIIITNKY MOHOOW irt'l Itiiisla has charged Oisl a U K, H-'B iMimlirr 'sliol at Soviet llulilrr 'hhm over liimlun rr Kasir-rn tmriKiiy Tuesday mid an III the Rid pilots rolurncd t he (Irs, Tim nuau'iit ot'ciirred the amne day the tl. s, Air Force lupin led ' one of tin Bupnrtorl missing off Jriistt. A Soviet nolo til the United mate. formally nrote Hug the alleged border violation, said lliu American plane "dh aih.carrd In Ihe direction of the sru altrr II"' ' Ntlnslaiia ahot bark. The t xt of the note was published uv tlie ,' Communist party newspaper I'ruv da and wait broadcast by Moscow radio, i In Tokyo, a U, 8. Air Koror , spokesman anld the missing Amer ican plane "tarried no guns and no giimmrs" among Itx tn of eight; The Air Puree previinuny 'hud announced the bomlier, tlyln'r a training trip, was hint sitm m a radar screen within Jw;nne . watera. It dlnapiiearcd from tlie t scram when Us tiath crossed that of an unidentified pmne approach J Ing from . Uie Rip a ail-templed I Kuril Inlands, officers aald.i The Soviet, nole chained Unit the J V, 8. bomber "violeted Hi" M"v. I let alate fronllrr" Oil. 1 111 the , "area of the Inland of Yuri," iYun I one of the Kuille lilr.nds, IB i miles from the northernmost Japa Jnene Inland of Hokkaido, J 'I he American emu lired on two I Soviet fighter plaiiea that ordered t it to land, the note continued, and I "when the Soviet fighters returned f the lire, the American plane die fappearad In th direction ol the , Deputy Foreign Minister Oeorgl Machine-Gun New Jersey J TRENTON, N. J. liH-Abetit 20 tknlte-wletriing convicts barricaded themaelvea In a wlna of Trenton aetata Prison last mailt in a two hour riot that wat quelled by ma-Jthmt-gun blasla. Two prlaonera were Injured by ricocheting bullet tired over tne rlotera' head by eorrectton otfteera 'who smashed through a barricade ,ef aloola, table and wooden scat aioldtng. Three guards had been held aa floatage, but were rescued un harmed In thl fourth major out break In the prlaon Ihla year. i The rebel eonvieia, denerlbed aa J'feilrsmely desperate' longerm- -, holed themaelvea up In Wing .'No. 1 upon their return from their evening meal, and, after locking 1 100 fellow Inntalea In another aeo alios, tried tawing their way to I freedom, one of tlie hmlagea !d. 'Hut they gave up In their earepe attempt when their makeshift hack vaaw8 failed them. Shouting defiance to prison of ficial, the rebellious band pro f reeded to break up portions of the wing. But a preliminary egamlna- I I ton of tr cell block showed that liner wag no serious osmsge. I -WjwtMiiiimiii(ia; SJ nv rw atH.pt QUICK RELIEF OF MINOR THROAT IRRITATION fHtw, -fa.U HIO AOOA DtlM It m (Wf 'bMt Wi (XK! (1) Ma pmv jitmt wfcufc mmf f mt mmt I NtO AOUA DtIM ! tww4 H t t wn mk l tK : Mi-nlivif mmt VMiitwtM r m NIO-AQUADRIN Threat Uins tiiiiiiHiiiiiiii.iiiiiiinVVS LEE HENDRICKS Yur Ngighberhood Drugoitt 2212 So, 6th Phen4J21 (m MONEY DOWNJ 40 Got. Flo? Tops Aroiloblg 42 Got, 2-Elemcnt Tonk for $99.95 FYOCK'S ' 1001 Mtifs Pushkin Ininili'd the note to Ulun D'tlhiiUKhtienhy, a c t i tig U, S. uhniue d'MffiiliPK, on Huiidny. "The Hovii't government lodgna a ditni mined prole' t against tlila new omie of violation of the Soviet nliile frontier bv Amerlmli mill- lury aircraft end demands that the government of the U, S. A, admit meuKiiica to urevent viola- i mi of tho Hovlei riale frontier by American aircraft. The new controversy tt the lat ent III a aeries ol Incident mvolv linr Uti. 8. and Hovlet mimes In both Kurone and the Far Kent. It cornea at a time wnen American Hovlel relations- aa a result of me mmter of O, 8. Aniliaaiidor Ororge Ki'iiiiHH are at the lowest point "I the 20 veins the Ia'o nations have ircoiinlred each oilier. Ine prtvloti alr-mll tncldenle ciuihrd healed diplomatic, en rhuiiura between the two counlrlra, Krnuiiii also protested July 117 annum Hovlet Air Uiiv itiwtma de' plctlnx three of the incident and Knowing American plane going down under Hovlet flro. The am bassador retimed to at end the aniiuitl Air Day ahow because of the posters. IT. B Air Pone officer In Japan Kind their IiihI contact with the plane that disappeared 'luraoav wa a distress call. A crewman wns heard to ahout, "Ii, get Ihe hrll out of heie", just before tne bomlier vanished fiom the radar aeiTcii, At that time, they aid. the plane wan in Japanese watera flying over Ilia narrow strait between Hok kaido and the Kurlle. Search plane later found an oil alirk In the area where the plane dls apiwared. Blasts End Prisoner Riot Ttie door to the wing was forced partially open by correction off! ccra, and one of them managed to equlrm Ihroiiiih. He was covered bv aubmaehlne.gtm fire. Other guard followed and forced their way u each of the five tiers of cell. Correction officer gained con trol of Uie wing, and the overhead blast of machine-gun fire ended the rebellion two hours afler It started. The rioters were placed In argtegatlnn cell. Arting Warden l.lnvd W. Mc- Corkle said the ennvlrt were try ing "to gain public sympathy for trie men In aegregattnn a renull of the prevtou rola." Report abio circulated that the eenvlcta rioted In a demand for belter living con dition, including television. One of the wounded convict was reported in nerloua condition In the prison hosptial. He was ahot In Uie chest. The other received only a auiM-rtlcial wound In the hand prison official said. Police Seek Escapees BAY CrrY. Mich. ii-Three prl- onera who abducted City Jail turnkey with the prenilx. "We won't kill you If you behave your self' were object of s police mn hunt In Eastern Michigan today. Marvin Ileateman. 25-year-old substitute turnkey at the flint. Mich., City Jail, about mile anuth of here, eseaped from his captors lat Sunday when they halted their atolen panel truck to steal a rar. Spreading the alarm, ihe Flint flly patrolman reported two of the fugitive made off In the stolen car and the other drove on In the truck. Betemn, aelaed by the trio In their gelaway early yesterday, re ported he wa held for 10 hours while th fugitives hid out In the woods nrsr Csro, Mich., esst of here. Flint police identified the miss ing prisoners ss Clifford Billing, Claude Z. Smith. 23. and hit bro ther, Louis, 33. "OI'K Air." WRITKR DIM LONO BEACH. Calif. t-James H. Finn, so. former writer and technical director of "Our Oang" comedies, died yesterday In Long Beach Naval Hospital, GENERAL ELECTRIC, automatic altctrie WATER HEATERS eV Now your family can fcava pltwqr : at hot water at an amaainaly law cnt I Slop In tedsy sn A 1st ui bnaw tha iie of your family wall shew ' you how you can ssva snaaey with a Oenerat Electric Auth entic Electric Water Htttrtt , , conrmt iahgi or nm camotib m mrm Ph.2-2511 f v.'.i y'- '' : f t , I t I JS' ' ' "-' - ', ' ' ' ' 1 iT' ' "If J"-'il"iiHr4-i 1"' -' AIRMAN FIRST CLASS JIM Q, ADAMS, Klam ath Fallt, malei ture the plaitic bubble covering pilot and radar obtarvtr in this ll-wthr F-94 jet it bright and jhiny. Adam t mechanic snigntd to a fighter squadron of the 35th Fighter Interceptor Wing. Th 35th it tha aerial guardian of tha central part of tha Japan Air Oafansa Fore ion, Adams is a brofhar ef Mrs, Verne Brakevalt, Klamath Falls. Pakistan Treason Trials Nearing End KARACHI, Pakistan W-Pskls- tsn'a great conspiracy trial, now in tt IMh month. Is finally nearing tt close behind the walls of Hyder abad PrlMjn. Sixteen defendant. Including the former Pakistan Army chief ol ataff and two Commuiil.it leaders, have been on secret trial alncc mid-June 1951. charged wilh plot ting to overthrow Pakistan gov ernment by force to substitute a military diclalomnip. The late Prime Minister Llaquat Ait Khan dramatically announced the roundup of alleged conspirators st Laliore Msrcn , ii. The lid of strict secrecy clamped on the irisl hss never been pried loose. Occasional reports tell now the accused have spent the niomns of their trial before a special high court, bin Utile has anted psst Ihe high prison wglls on tne actusi evidence. The so-cslled Rawalpindi con spiracy shook PskiMsn st a time when It reisiions wills neignoor- Iran Railway Strike Oyer TEHRAN. Irsn Uf Seversl thousand operating and mainten ance workers of Iran's state-owned railway returned to work yeier dav after a M-hour protest atrlke against nonpayment of salary in creases promised seven months ago. There wa no Indication that the wsge boosts would be forthcom ing Immedlstely. The Tehrsn sta tion director asld th government was unable to pay them at present because of Its financial difficul ties. ELECTRIC HEATERS Elactremod ! Wesix vy It Tkr. Mall Order IM0. Tl 'Way 5 V vfisAaVil W-p, -'ja'fel FREE HEALTH EXAMS Each child will ractivt fret physical nomination. All tound, htolthy babies will bt awarded blue ribbon diplomat, Qold teal health certificates, accordinq to health erode. BABY BEAUTY JUDGING The prettiest little qirl and the most handsome and manly little boy from each oqt class will receive beauty ribbons. These babies will then compete for the titles of "MISS AND MASTER KLAM ATH FALLS." Winners receive beautiful trophies. The First 50 Babies Registered on Thitrs., Oct. 14 Will Receive Free Gifts (Babies need not be present to reqtster) r Register Thurs., Fri., Sat. Oct. 16, 17, 18 Durinq star hours at J. C, Penney Co., Infants Department, Second Floor -fx VSeeY Ing India were most siratned. Anma-d cmns ol uus fcew na-; tion heard-their Prime Minister assassinated a few months ister charge that their top military lead er, Mai. uen. Aktoar Khan, and 15 others planned to Imprison high Pakistan officials and take over the government. Nauud with On, Akbar, who was stripped of his tale of cmet of staff and ousted fmm the Pak istan Army, were it otlicers rang ing from major general to captain, me wiie oi uen sor , i " - - ": and Seerery Syed Ssjjad Zaheer of the Communist party of aPk - urta"- Sources close to the Prime Min- " Farouk Faces Treason Rap CAIRO. Egypt ( The Indepen dent newspaper Al Akhbar today said exiled King Farouk will be charged with treason lor allegedly aklng Britain s army to quen tne Egyptian Army coup last July that forced Ihe monarch oil ms inrone, Al Akhbsr sdded that Britain decided not to interfere In the Egyptian crisis after President Truman and Secretary of Stale Dean Acheson. on the advice of tl, S, Ambassador Jefferson Cel ery, stiongly opposed any British action. Eleven Oreejon and Woshinqton Dealers T I.K.brt m4 Sell GeaatM Aatieaas ANTIQUE MART Corvotitt Oct, 14 2 p.m. t p.m. Ott. IS aad li-12 neaa la t p.m. Corvollit Woman'i Club Building Sponsored bv A.A.U.W. - PARENTS! ENTER YOUR Better Baby Show Conducted bv Pythian Sisters Winemo Temple No. 70, Ktamoth Fo!l v 'e: l if Ister said he demanded the death penally lor me piouers. After the slaying of Llaquat Alt Khan by a tribal gunman at Raw alpindi a year ago, public Interest In the trial died down. More at tenion was given to the possibili ties of a new plot. Day after day the conspiracy trial ordered held in secrecy by the Prime Minister because be said "Pakistan is to a state close to war went on wltajn Hyderaoaa prison. Rumors and reports have filtered out from behind the prison walls, 0n rrpon tsstd Akb Khan wj M conftdtnt rf scquUui he had i ordered tractors and other farm , equipment to lake yp modem ag- 1 riculture on the big farm he owns in Pakistan's West Punjab State, Best estimates were that final evidence in the great conspiracy esse would be heard sometime uus month, and a verdict reported to ihe government sometimes before the end of the J'f sr. Government olficiab. a s k ed about reports the Pakistan govern ment was anxious to "forget the censmraey case," declined to com ment. Some official sources, speaking privately, said thev expected most of the It defendants would be "The man against whom fhe con spiracy was primarily directed l.illii nit i, . -. i u uw " . " aaid one. CASH SAVE on Stove and Diesel Oil , . . Hie. 78t jayniswit ltroliss BABY IN THE , - Moy Wa J ( Suqett Yy Jek PAY CORONATION PAGEANT Baby Kinat and Queens, Princes and Princesses and ether Court Attendants will be officially crowned and presented with lovinq cups and other awards ot Coronation Psqcont et the close of the show. NO ENTRY FEE Any child is cliqible who has not yet reached his 5th birthday, rtaordlest of place of residence, one to a family (ex cept in the cose of twins). Na entries or information by phone. Please do not phone the store as thev are not sponsor Ine. the show. Japan Gets First Postwar Defense Force By JOHN FI.MII i TOKYO -Japn geu II first postwar defen force this week, Seven divisions UiO.ouO mem of ins National Police Reserve ml two division iB.rOi of the Mar- itlme Safety Board (Coast Ouardt will be reorganised Wednesday tats Ihe Nations) 8sMy Corps. The khski-clad trooper, now armed with light tank and obser- Red Planes Oyer Japan By WILLIAM C. BARNARD An Air Base in Northern Japan The commander of the Japan Air Defense Force today said Rus sian plants arc tracked daily on radar at this base and that the Soviet crsft "from time to time" fly over Japanese waters. Brig. Gen, Delmar T. Splvey Mid In an Interview that approaching Russian aircraft sometimes cause alerts at this base. "Sometimes our planes take alt on alerts and wmtettmes we just sit tight to see what will happen," he said. Thunderjet watch planes are kept on the line and ready 24 hour day, he said, and can be aloft three minutes after an alert, ' By purpose or accident, Russian planes from ttme to time fly over Japanese territorial waters." Gen. Spivey stated. 'The Russians are doing t lot of gunnery practice and training," he a odea. "They have them there they have them there and all over.'V "We've helped keep Klamath clean far 23 years!" 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