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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
' MRS. VAN FLEET
YOKOHAMA, Japan W The
wife of Oen. James A. Vn Fleet
arrived In Japan by (hip today
and quickly boarded a special
nlanu to fly to her tour-star hus
band In Korea.
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Shotgun Blast
Fatal to Man
HINESVILLE. Oa. W A warrant
officer reDortfd to polic he
accidentally killed Col. Lloyd A.
Corkan. acting post commander at
CaniD Slewart. Ga.
The 55-year-old chief of staff of
the Army post was wounded fatally
by nine pellets from a 12-gauge
shotgun yesterday while hunting on
the Camp Stewart reservation.
Chief Warrant Officer Charles J.
FlHr nf Melbourne Fla.. sisned
statement admitting tha shootinK. '
Lt. William Allen. Stewart public
information officer said- Investiga.
tors said evidence in the case sub
stantiated Elder's statement that
the shooung was accidental, Allen
added.
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Search For Whisky Bottle Turns Up Small Fortune
WILLIAM C0MPT0N JR. 19.
known to his friends at "Tink"
is now in Japan on an AKA.
He trained at San Diego and
at the Great Lakes Naval Sta
tion. He was home on leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William. Compton, 2335 '
Garden Avenue before sailing.
I'flEDEniCKTOWN, ldo. A
lA-yrai-old buy, inlriruplrd In a
planned Journey around the coun
try, yesterday told how a search
for a whbkr bottle led him to more
Until 116.0(H) rash.
Ocinld Mnrcrl Collier of Jones
villc, III., and a companion, John
Cluipp, 17. of l.tiMillc. 111., were
tnken from n Meiuihls-bnuiid bun
Saturday by Missouri Highway
Patrolman R. C. Caldwell.
The boys had tli.m with them,
CnUlwrll said, mid told of another
$1,000 hidden In a sewer near their
home. Pint of the latter amount
has beru recovered by Lanalle
authorities who are coming for the
bovs todav.
Caldwell said young Collier told
this siorv:
He went to an abandoned house
lie a i- Jonesville rurly this month to
llnd a hidden bottle of whisky.
While there he saw a hole leadliut
to the utile, so he climbed up. He
found a nictiil box with the money
Inside.
Army Plans
Air Fleet
WASHINGTON i. The Army is
building a 2.300-plane air fleet of
Its own to helD foot soldiers In
combat tones.
Gen. J. Lawton Collins. Armv
chief of staff, said yesterday about
half Uie aircraft would be carco
tvpe helicopters and the other half
light, fixed-wing planes with mi
empty weight of not over 5.000
pounds., he said Air Force func
tions are not . being duplicated.
"Call Men's Hand iJtundrr
when thinn look blsrk!" 11th and
Klamath, phone i-2531.
Auto Crash
Orphans 8
SEATIl.E LA F.IrIH Seattle
children were le(t orphans today
bv the traffic death of their father
and mother. A le-year-old girl left
ns nominal head of the family waa
Irvine to make plans to keep the
i family under one root.
The parents, Hnlldor A. Byron.
38, a lonnslimemiin, and his wile
Josephine, S5. were killed early
yesterday by an automobile as they
walked alone a Seattle road.
The survivlim children are Bev
erly. 18. and Robert. 17. who left
home Friday night for San Diego
to receive boot camp training In
the Navy, and these younger chil
dren: Harry, : Darrell, 13; Flora.
I2: Keith, U; Jomiy, 6, and Vick
ie, 5.
Coroner John P. Brill Jr. said
a chupluin at San Diego said he
would aid in Retting a leave or
discharge for Robert.
Meanwhile, assured of aid by
relatives. Beverly said she hopes
to keen Die family tonether. How
she will go about it, she didn't
Know.
Joseph Piano, owner of the house,
aid yeatarday he had no III feeling
toward young Collier.
"U waa lucky for me that he
did go Into tha house," Piano aald,
and added he didn't know the
money waa there.
Caldwell aald Collier told him he
later gave some money to neighbor
youths, then took off laat Thursday
with Chupp for Memphis. They aald
Ihey planned to buy a car there
and go to California, and later
Canada.
A Jewelry alore operator In near
by Farmlngton. Mo., from whom
they bought watches, noticed the
large amount of money they had
and called authorities, who traced
the boys.
They have been held without
charge.
Caldwell aald tha money, much
of It atlll In bank wrapper, will
remain In a Frederlektown bank
until a thorough Investigation hat
determined the rightful owner.
Piano, In Jnneavllle, said ha end
hit wife lived In tha now derelict
lions, until her death about five
year, ago. He aald he often would
cash a check for tl.ooo or 13.000.
getting the cash wrapped In bank
wrappera, about half of the money
till wife tor hwlheld
euam etna, aaaee
AMERICAN CHINESI
'eeat at tK.lt tr!
H. 44M Far Oretta Te Take Out
. Ian I, Lea, Mgr.
going to
MKiumHeB.
"1 had no Idea that she had I
- ..i,i "Hha never
..,.ii,in about It and after aha
dlrd I )ut cloaed the house and
moved In with my brother Tony."
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Negro Singer
To Wed.Yhite
LONDON tA Pearl Bailey, oopj-
lar Negro blues singer, and her
white fiance, Jazz drummer Louis ;
Bellson Jr., eay "definitely" they,
will get married tomorrow or the ,
day after despite his father's ob-1
jectlons to the mixed match.
The smiling American couple I
hugged and kissed warmly when '
29-year-old Bellson. a member of j
Duke Ellington's band, flew In '
from New York yesterday. Miss;
Bailey, 34. has been appearing here
in uie cojc voiony l.iud.
Bellson told newsmen his father,
Louis Bellson Sr. of Moline. HI.,
had cabled him a warnirur he would
disown him If he marries ha Negro
awrcuicari. oui noimng, young
Dcusun vowea, wtu nan, tne cou
pie's plans.
They have the blessing of Bell
son's mother, who yesterday told
reporters in .Moline that when the
pair return. "My home certainly
will be open to them. I wish both
of mem an tne happiness In the
woria. My son is 2S and he cer
uumy mows wnat hea doing.'
AMBASSADOR
Mrs. Eugenie Anderson, the Amer
ican ambassador to Denmark, re
turned here by air laat night after
six weexj of election work for the
Democrats In the United States.
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