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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1952)
TUKSDAY. OCTOHKK 2R, Ilir.2 HKRAD) AND NEWS, KLAMATH KAM,S, OREOON 1 Eastern Germany Protests -Failure Of Consumer Supply . IIONN, Ucimiiny Ml -"Where arc the dliipi'in?" , i "Wliul'N hiiiponi' I" III' 'Mi : supply?" , i , "All nut nl nullum Inn aimlii?" J "Not even liny wi lipping paper In ; . Hip kKiicnI" ; 1 A wave of crlllclsui iigiilhut Ilic '-) supply mill iimllly n( iniiMiiiH'r 'i f goods In wliliplii;i through C'ouiuiu- i nPi-iuli'd fciml lci ninny. A survey ni uie novii'l mlir a riinlrollcri piei shows Hint thin i-rllli'lNti Is widespread. It hits so sharply Ht the hliiti'-cnutrnllcd pro duction mill (lli.trilHilhin system New Range Drill Tested I.AKKVIKW -A new mid Im proved r'leinnnt range drill, which rinborilf llin mum lesturcs created by Us local mvriilnrt, Is being lencd hv Hi" riemniil Na tional Koreni this week on the Clic wiiutan llango ulliiliiirni. u war. announced liy John li. McDonald, lores! supervlkor mid Jck Urnoin In charge l range iiiauimcinciil. Tin rrcmoni mill una limit I" IHr local orc:.t shops by Nullum fciiiiin, rtoi foreman, mid Joint Kurcia, whu until a H'W montlia ago wii.i III climue nt rang im provement on Uin Krenioiit. Hit Ideas in tin' two nun Mora In 1 01 pointed into a dull lur auwmg seen on longu ramie nrrii, mid Uinr Included exceptionally high wheals mid plainer units which i.ircratcd individually 01 nu ll oilier so Hint one could raise to pasa over 11 rock while Uie othcra con tinued along the giound. Ihe model built Was lined III the lull ot 11151 to plant several hundred eirca ol iiiMm on Die Clicwaucaii. Last winter, Ilia machine token to. Arcadia, t'ulll , where Korrsl bervicc rngiliceia used It no a model lor building new Im proved muchliia with rubber Urea, mailer wheel, mid heavier purl. The new model arrived here last week and waa being tented in planting about 70 aires. Ilia ma chine haa now been sent to Vernal. Utah, Inr turllier IcMa, then will So to oilier forest. 'Ihehe testa are nird at lindliig any "bug" which ip. and these will be corrected oetora additional machine are built. McDonald reported that the ma ehtne la being tented In needing aa Ifcliri on which the bruh niiii iindn. Ha aald Ilia Kiemont plana is, eiparimem nent apnng with kill Jnt aaga btuth by apray nieihod. and then In the lall thin will be aeeded with Uie new machine. The lent will b made on about kuu aciaa in the Harley Camp area nt South Warner. It waa eiplained that II Una method la auccenntul. the coal ol clearing rang can be greatlv reduced and Uia work apeeded up. Driver Dies In Car Game rT. PIEHCE. Ma. UT) Man laughter ehargen were Hied yen terday againnt John Henry Jones, is. driver ol an automobile which Ihe Klnrhla hlshttav palrnl ld eolllded with another marhmr during t game of "chicken" at the III Lueio Airport. Tha ear driven by Jnnra col lided head-on Bundar with one driven by Hrnrv Hayward I'eter on. 74, who waa killed In the ers-.h. the lw men. each with young woman ooninnnlon. were nlaying game In winch driver race their earn Inward each other to e which will be the firm to turn nlde. Jonea and both vniing women were Injured. The car wera de-molinhed Hint new pinuen of the plmuiein nmy lie linpt'iiillng. Unlike booinlng Went Oerniany, the Kiinnlnn tone mill hna lootl intliiiiliiu mid alioiinuca In ninny lleldH. tin economy In Inlcgniti'd Willi that of Ilia Hovlnt bloc. Much of Hn output goen In tha Hovlel Union, The Riinnluna dlliln It off 111 lipiirntliinn or In "liuile" nt inli'.n lixed 111 lull nlily by Moncow. Now thin econoruy In liirtlier nil 11 Hied by the Ciiininulilnt gov ernment ntrenuoiin eiiorin to ex pand mid eipilp lt new nntlonul army. The public cHIIcImii iiinken no uieiilloii ol Kunnln'a exploiinllon of the Kunt Clenuuii econumy, Hut It hit hui l nt thu pliinnern, the pro Uuccra uud enpetiully the ntute nwnt'( ntoren which control muni ol the (IIMiibutloii. Coinmiiiili.t puity pnH'iH In llnlle 11 1 id .wlckau (Icmmid Hint - "the qiiultty ol connuiuer good be I111 in'diulcly linpioved by ntiu t up pliciitimi of our new production iiiciliodn" mid lii'ibil on Improve ment of nuiiply nnd Mi vice In Die Mule-owned (ond nloie to "ulva our pcnplo Hie better break winch they (lenrrve lor their Imrd work," In Hchwerin. the Nordilculnclie .eituiig compiulim angrily about Ihe ijuiillly of ntisugn nold In the nliite-owned ntoren: "In a purchime nl 1 (HI gniiim v.e got 3i giiimn ol Kkin." tkiiwerln' Dcr Deinukrat oini- Plalim: "Agiiin-no llnh. Not even in the title ioic. Where are they?'' A newnpuper In llnlle aald there wann'l a nhup In the city lliat had paper bug or wrapping paper lor purchase. Flynn Loses Court Battle I.OH ANOtXES HV-Krro Klynn hut lost another court alimony but tle with hln former wile, actrenn l.ill Dnmita to tha extent of I0,7I1IMI. The Intent declnlnn In the long dlnpute, handed down yenterday by Huierlor Judge Clnrenca L. Kin cald. paralleled one by Superior Judge Klnier U. Doyle In 1060. The latter one In on appeal. The actor' atlnrneyn aald the Kincaid declnion alno will be appealed. Ml Dnmlla'a lawyera obtained Ihe awnrd after Uley claimed Klynn ha paid nothing on II.DOO-a-month aJimonv since the appeal ol the 11)50 declmon. Judge Doyle held that a property aettlemeht Klynn made wilh Mlna Damlta waa not part of the divorce decree and t hut could not be changed. 11 pro vided Hum wan to pay Uie ali mony and the Income lax on It. Judge Kincaid ruled Flynn owea 'tiil.lflO in income taxea on the pay Imenln and I In arreara MO, WO In hi alimony. He awnrdrd Mm Damlta'g at torney 15.000 in lee and the ac i.en 7 per cent Interent Iroin the mite each alimony payment be came due. inr:t tion TOKYO 'ft-U. N. commander Cen Mark Clark and U. 8 Am-bn-adnr Robert Murphy (lew to Korea today on an llupecllon trip. Warllliar BalKf H Ka- .IH Oak kark ana Tatla rail Mftal Plata tial aaalita araaa aaaaiiai aaara Taaal la r wariaa Itaaiag aa- tal Watllttar riaaaa ara aal at a ta aallan kal a. I. .lit kaaataai al IT a wall balll. lata It araiallaha tkraaik la aaallrallaa al ina4ta aflltlaat larlarv aaa matfcallnf aaalk a4a, avlllat aaw alaaaara la ! puat l4trf. Raal aaa ml lhaaa apiaal ataaaa If taa aiua. Aaal? faal far a rtaaanabla llMff la r 4 aarraaia. Iba laaalr aalaatat aiaal aMI atlltaraa ll kaaah. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. It ). tlk Raaiiaaaa Ot(aa (-I w of silken WILKEN 225 "NT I cX" etiarj? I I I Aa-e-ij,y I It1 It? ' and you'll be amazed at the exceptional taste! Sip lt...mmml Ttt It. ..you'll ' b dallghUd with ttit smooth, country-styl flavor of superbly' blended silken Wilken. Prove tt to yourself , . , see why Wllken's it top-selling whiskey nationally! siUmt m .niEN ti , uwincimtc, im utmii KHISUT IS Mill )S HAIH DtUtlU INIIII -1 1 'HaiK wim.4-Mt.'tKi0, VAV' u . mm uawwaltn.., XJLX HUGE HELICOPTER TAKES TO AIR The U.S. Air Forca'i XH-17, Urqeit helicopter ever built in thil country, ritei above the runway t tha Hughat Aircraft plant at Culver City, Calif., where it wai built in what the Hughet company described et iti first flight. It had risen off the ground e few feat in pre vious tests. The craft, equipped wilh rotor blades measuring 125 faat from tip to tip, is intended to carry heavy equipment such as artillery, bridge sections, trucks, etc. DEPA Cuts Northwest Power Shrinking Dollar Causes Flip In Investment Plan WASHINGTON Ofl The Delenne Electric Power Admlnlatratlun ordered effective Wednesday, car tain renlrlctlonn on une ol power In Ihe Pacific Northwest to protect dcfcruia production In that area, The order prohibit electric utll Itle of the run'on now undergoing a period of water hoitnge from delivering power to any new cust omer UHlug more than 60,000 kilo watt hour a week under any new contract entered Into after Kept, 1, 1B5J. . , The agency aald the order la not to be confused with a propou-d order which, If ImuJcd. would Im pose general limitation on the use of electric power throughout the Pacific Northwest area affected by the water ahortage. The latter order, the agency aid, ha not been lanucd and 1 till being considered In rough draft form by the electric utilities ol the area. Thin I not expected to be Insued unlen water and weather condi tion! make It absolutely neceuary, the agency aald. With respect to the order on new customers, however, the agen cy aald the expected demand for electric power In the area exceeds the supply during the fall and win ter and threatens defense produc tion. "When the likelihood of an elec tric power shortage this fall and winter became apparent at the end of Augunt, Wb2. the electric util ities of the Pacific Northwest area began to cut off their customers whose contracts permitted Inter ruption or termination," the agency aid. "Thl action ha made unneces sary up to the present the ration ing of electricity being served firm loads, because electric utilities having some excess power are making It available to the utilities In short supply." The agency added that this as sitance would be lost If tho.se util ities having some excess power supply were to start aervlng cust omer which had been Interrupted by other utilities. "A mother's rare tor all you wear!" Men'a Hand foundry, 11th and Klamath, Phone 2-2531. WASHINGTON I Ben. Ralph E. Flanders, Vermont Republican. Mild today the Democrats have cut ihe value of the dollar o much Short Shrift For Killer ALEXANDRIA. Va. ijTi-It took only an hour and a half to dis pose of a murder case here yes terday. Ninety minutes after Warren 8. Jones. 4, wna oharged with mur der I" the b!eball bat slaying of Mr. Stella Russell he was sen tenced to 20 year In prison. Jones waived a preliminary hear lug ki grand jury action and pleaded guilty. that life Insurance companies have had to (witch their Investments from government bonds to private securities. ' In a statement Issued through Ihe Republican National Commit tee, Flanders said the Democrats not only are unable to cope with Inflation but "In fact, encourage It for political reasons.'' He added: "Reports from Insurance com panies show that four yearn ago at the time of the last presidential elections, one-hall of the Invest ments of the Insurance companies were In government securities. To day Investment In government bonds has dropped to 20 per cent of their total Investments." Extra Work Mode Easy Rent A Typewriter ej Addinq Machine l.ltrlr.c r HlReJ Lit montVi rental It 9pptid to VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY mm stMITTriTil aaoasw m;:ii.'.':vii IMS rglENOLY SUS UNI 04 Klamalk Av. PKena 07a READ . , . Marius trii'l fIVI POINT program ... It proptrlv adaptae it theuld save tha tax ayart ai Klamath County 254 all taiasl Pa. Adv. Merlin Paters. At Last!! We Can Announce The Big News In Tomorrow's Paper!! Be . .. (Of VOtcn - m v 1 In Klamath Falls Sine 1937 k . Nt 1 y 'y--l VOTE AGAI N ST one-man Political Dictatorship ; over your milk supply toirm I 'iii.nax 1 1 aa earfM. r aM otiscai miu ricouues cownim. sax oma. s Har-. ca am, a 1 . caaaae. WIFK HAH MIHNINCi' CAR T.APORTK, Ind '.fi-Fred I'ells looked out a window In his home, aw- that his' car waa gone and called police. No trace was found of tt until Mr. Pells came home, saying she'd told hlin before she left that she w going to take the car. DICKSON for ASSESSOR 20 vrt. Efficient Office Moneqement Tears Formmo 2 Years KUKS School Board Will Devote Full Tim to Office Equal Ratios for all Assessments IN Mer kd iUo god? Is it the housewife struggling with her food budget? Is it the bureaucrat's wife wearing her new mink coat? 1 On Nov ,4th. vote for,, change for the batter r.... ..... j Klamath County for I Eisenhower Committee ' ' Georqe H. Proctor, Chairman ' tl-t SBai.i J-t.. a , 1 the team and woejoa were practical equipment. . New ... 33 years later . . -we serve you with the most . up-to-date delivery equip ment, bright red oil trucks f' WITS aroraj miam majiana. printed ticket every delivery and a time-tested check and fill system. Our modem prestoJoo,, treated duitiess coal and oil burning equip ment and' burner service WHEN WE STARTED IN THE FUEL BUSINESS... , - - ' ' ' : ' : . . ..'.... 1- rir a- "' -w-. ap -,-- .yn nsf- T " 1 "af-'at? "t "mm J -.It. oil give you maximum satis- a!vL..t , , ft."' ''t . . faction In heating ydur home. p-I'Sf j. yfr.: r -. YES . . . IT'S OUR 33RD ANNIVERSARY! ' . i awjajiiiii 11 i.'m 1. mi a r W0 aaaeajaaaaaaaaaJa aCaaaaaaaasaaJ aVataaW -".aaf-afar' W Fred H. Heilbronner Mrs. Fred Hellbranner John Heilbronner 1 1 . i We art proud ra hart had a smaR part m me aeveiop ment of the Klcfmarit Basin, i and wt trust we will wlt . ness even greater strides forward with the e- -ng ' years. TO II. eibronilcr Our Slogan Still Stands! ' '. "Fuels that satisfy" Plus Service Since 7919 , " 111 Spring ! Pbene41l3 i ' '' r ' SERVING 1' i : 1 UUh C"L iqui. i on urnln9 I
