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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1952)
j WKUNKSDAY, liKCKMIIKH 17, 10r2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARE NIN1C Couple Fete 73rd Anniversary i'.OMA I.INDA. Cullf. I Mr. Diul Mm. William W. Lambeth me i-elrbnillnu their 7:iri wi-ddlim an niversary Indiiy- a 111 I Ir qulntly. They're mill a bit liiilieied Iiuni oliservlim lil mint blilliduy, On Hint iicuaaiun, IJ'u. 4, nil Mx I'hlldien wero mi hniij. Ilimii was open hout.c, Willi IiUihIh coining r lid guliw. and dinner and a rake. Today there would br a uxl din ner, it Iriint llvn "I the children lireaeut but othrrwlMi "a nice, quiet clay," mild a dniijlilol', Minn Kllen Lambeth. Hhe autil her fulher, who weluhs 113 now, wnlKliod only 111 pounds vi;i:km hmvinh iuv mffl 10m Yard J v. Iirii he was IV y i'ii m old. "The duc-lius Iliouuht he hud heart trouble. II lis did, ho uut (iew II. Tlu-y any lir Into very licmi now mid I lie blood picn.'iuro id a youna 111.111." 'inn Luiiiliilhs, bum In different Aliibumu tuwnn, met mid inarilrd III Deport, 'lex. l.iiinbclli was a I'lilllc rancher In Texas, then An num, mid In ti' i- n liindncapo mini- rncr In I'iiIiii bprlnii, Cslil. Ho worked in hi vrneiuble garden Ihroiriih lux Until year, Now bedridden moat ol the llnir, with liiiniilird vlt.n.ii mid lirunnu. he kri'nn up with current event bV I1UI.ZUIU r.allil.4. ill wiio Ellen, H nnd blind, I cheerful iinu iiiuiiinien In br up mid mound, Uho Uses inualc. Their UhilMiniwi ylfts will Include i reu oid player with both musical rce in (In mid Iho nilkinii kind Unit re late book mid current event to th,. blind. ' Tim 111:11) for a lollil IIIUfrlHUC? Miaa Lambeth. rowed acliool iciii nrr who live Willi her pmentn, "l''; . . . '1 lit y uuy It conies from hcullli lul livum, minium l Ood mid lnv liiu eucn ollirr." 'Ihry havo 10 grandchildren and tlx incai-uiaiuicnuuieii. Japan Coal Strike Over TOKYO on Most of Japan's ilW.iMO coal minora relurnru to work Wednesday, temporarily cnu lim a two-month atrike whirh brought dislresa to Japanese una loreiitiier alike. Tho miner, member ol the Julian Federation ol Coal Miners' Unions, obeyed government In junction nrdcruik- a AO-day cooling oil period. The newspaper Amn rcporiea the union decided to accept a com puinlf.e plan auitliented by the gov eminent Central Labor ilelalloiu ljonrd. 7 I i.7 i 14-1 6 10 HIT -J V S i ' aVI-T 7 i;'--i, --v. 7.;. i'v.v.ie CLOSEUP OF THE MOON This "eloieup" picture of h moon i one of leverel made in October with the huge 200-inch Hele telescope on Palomar Mountain in Southern California. Large crater at lower right it Copernicus, one of the moon's best-known features. The sun is lighting the moon from the left as the picture was made, Ship Salvage Plans Halted II management also accepla the:""" plan, which calls lor a 7 per cent pay ralM) and a 11 bonu, the coal iliMiule limy be MJttled. i lie mliirra demanded that their ll.M dally pay be Inked to fit. Kvodo Newa bervlce rejwrled 70 to to per cent ul tho minora re turned to work. I.EGHOrtN. Italy I Violent wlnda and heavy acoa resumed their battering o the broken U. 8. refrigerator ship Grummet Reeler today, holding up Navy plana to attempt aalvage ol the 3.8O0-ton-ner'a grounded halves and the 116 or ao tuns ol loodstulls aboard. Hugo wavea churned by 60-mlle again ounned over we Tferii anrnnl Pattern fllM re dulrea only ONK YARD of iUmh fahrtea Inr ollher site Miaaea amall 14, l or medium IS. 30 rihon tor pretty remnanta at big aavmgsl You can aew aevernl in emarkablv abort Older pattern haa only ONK main pattern part. . ... ....aw . n I,, n . A oramy, tt ""i" m , al pockets. 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Air Force this week takes up Us annual job of playing Sanla Claus to Canada's Pointed Arctic nlr ha Minuualed OUL Ol KSSi , Wesinerilien in Mini H uivaBiu. Clermany w,ien he came here a I Bomo 3.000 unds o Christmas year ago are worth perhaps parcels and mall assembled at ri in 000 lliev are poicelain coins Churchill, Man., and Gooe Bay ..h. m u.rm.nu in ion hut Labrador will be llown to tha re ii in h ia (raaila Im niote deuchmriila around the general use. Arctic Circle. ship's two sections lormlv lodged on rocks In Leghorn harbor. The hhlp under contract to the U. S. Navy and manned by 39 civilians, crashed on the rocks belore dawn Monday and split In hall. Navy helicopters plucked the last 13 crewmen from the help less ulern hall ol the vessel shortly belore dark yesterday alter a dra matic 3-hour rescue cllort. The olher crewmen had come ashore earlier, some In a swaying canvas breeches buoy and some by Jump ing Into the rolling seas to be picked up by a small boat. The stern was lodged on huge rocks about 300 yrrds oil the shore Mdc home ol Italy's naval acade my. The bow hall has wedged be tween rocks closer liu hore. Homemakers choose C I"' H Cam Su 4 to J evil any olbsr brand In Pacific Coiit homisl Cold Stays In South MIAMI. Fia. I Smudge burned in Florida a ricn groves and on vegetable last night as a record cold spell hung on lor anouier oay. The Federal-State Frost Warn ing Service predicted frost again this morning as the year's most prolonged cold wave continued. fires citrus farms Committee Hears Importer WASHINGTON 11 Alfred Kohl- berg, New York Importer who has been linked to the China lobby,", appears today before House In vestigators, presumably to discuss the Institute of Pacific Relations, Kohlberg Is the only scheduled witness lor today'a open hearing nl a apeclsi House committee which la trying to determine whether any lunda ol tax-tree in stitutions have been used for sub versive purposes. The "China lobby" Is a term generally applied to those urging congressional approval of more aid to Chiang Kai-shek a Nationalist government. The IPR has been mentioned frequently In committee hearings as having received large grants to conduct research on the Far East. The Institute and several ol its prominent members have been un der strong congressional lire In probes o communism. The organi zation has denied that It was con trolled by Communist sympa thizers. Owen Lattlmore, a Far East ex pert active In IPR affairs, was indicted by a federal grand Jury yesterday on seven counts alleging perjury. Including one that he lied when he said he had never been a Communist promoter or sympa thizer. Kohlbeig, a wealthy textile Im porter, fold last lion which Its officials aay la con cerned solely with research on th Far East. ' Senate committee April that he belonged to the IPR lor many years but resigned i In 1641. 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