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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1953)
PAGE FOUR FRANK JENKINS Editor Entered as second class matter at on Au-ust 20. 1906. under The Associated" Pr'e" 7 en.it.ed exclusively to the " , In ... w.i n nrinted in this newspaper J we" as A" uriini'DC ill.' I'M of I1 the local news printed In SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL 1 month - t months t 1 55 6 0 tn.ro I year K ; BILLBOARD Br BILL JENKINS Seems like history Is an interest lne subject to one and all. Following the mention mat " ... Ti.n.u .nH News k maiinc an attempt to collect the intimate his- we re tows to Co. loir of the Basin the office has Ray Teltord came down to are been Ml of people eager to help.U$ yesterday, too. With p.ent of . L u-.d heiier Mint information and the news thai he But maybe firs ; e d be. e pcuu m cC;iecnon of early day SVIU& W &m5rt Vou-ll be seems more of Southern uregon. owned and operated the boats ai Arnold Gr.lapp. f , n ( Mj P , m,m s:0? ov of the city schools .has been in; Mcurs:on p5r; g0ir.g up tie! mately concerned h .ri fake, and we have a p.c.ure of, for some time now and dropped W;r.ema takin wnea she into tne onice !'"". 'r-""," i,. nt iher. u an outs anams col - n tJiat there is an outstanding col. lection of historical writings, maps md other items of interest collect- d presently at Fremont School. If we can help with this collec tion in any way it would be an honor. But we sure don't tlunlc we an a m hpur lob. j i. at rwtrtnnai a nil inHrS.mvrlimo. into the history! of the Klimath Basin as a country withoutkoing further afield and OTerlylng Ttie history of Southern NEW YORK uei mis is tne era of the "he-gossip. It is said that modern women now are acting more like men and men are cting more like women. Rising; to the defense of the bleaker sex, I would say this is true in at least one respect . women are talking less, men are talking more. . women used to have to talk about things they didn't know, because their restricted lives limited their knowledge of the world outside their homes. The ladies no longer have te talk about things they don't know, because now they are in & nosition to know everything. As a result they are more likely to keep their pretty little mouths emit in important matters. 1 woum a f in I lrji t a secret today to miny ZAenHan some men. In busi ness affairs particularly they oiten button tneir lips Better, for iney teei less need to brag about "being in the real know." Who spreads the wild prattle and conjectures In office and factory today? saoiy, i now to tne lact: it is as likely to be a man as a wo man. The "he-gossip" Is among us in full power. Do you know cne of these busy poison mouths, these abortive freaks of a sex that used te be known as strong and silent? His habitat is the office water cooler. It is there he distills the idle malice of an idle mind, whisp ering his own rumors as into the ear of every fellow worker who comes up for a drink. If you wear a clean shirt to work, he passes the word you get a rise. Forget to get your shoes shined, and out goes the bulletin: "lost his whole week's aalary on the races." The he-gossip operates by inquis ition as well as imagination. Sup pose you are coming to work on a bus, and the fellow next to you bumps you in the eye with a lighted cigar. You pause at a drug store to put on a bandage, and as BRUCE While U.S. military aviation was experiencing one of its worst safe ly years m nistory, tne country' domestic commercial airlines were racking up their finest safety show ing of all times. The airlines measure safety by computing the number of fatalities per 100,000 "passenger miles" flown. Their old record, set in 1950, was 1.1 deaths for each 100, 000 passenger miles in the air The new low in 1952 was an amaz-' ing .38. This was accomplished despite a sisable Increase in total passen ger mileage during the year, which lact natuTally added considerably Jo the opportunities for fatal crash There was only one major mishap, costing more than 40 lives. In the Certainly this achievem.m .i'.. amines record book. not mean we shall never asain see i 11. PlJert! Rlco and else a flurry of domestic air accident j h"e "L"' w.h" ,"," "cent L 'v-hat wnlcn occurred around ittJt 'Pectacular safety the Newark airport in the winter ' v ' of 1951-52 or in the rugged yearLrnV.: 1 " ,he !ns f saftev 1941 But it does appear to be tA, I marked. Every air that the . gaps between big crashes " ' welcome H if thn re getting longr. . fhace,.c!,n " maintained through mssrsi Crews Seek Wreck Victims SAVANNAH r., IWlllia :r.w. ' rS- erews continued their grim search r!7JZ the mn?lcd bodies of BM 'he.e7n Wh0. dietl when 'heir Ian- 0CI crashed mt0 swamp land Thursday night. .!.',? .Alr .rce last niaht off,. f cials said ,Ui n9ver be "covered from he muddv miirth., -r.... . .. . "V lm. mnsiT. nf k. i i . shortly after th. cr,V .nnf 54 hours r.frL..: .C,"l11'. nd. !l?...mlIn have narachutert . . . oi some bodies wee. i1 ytcrday but none lar.e enough to idenUfy. e Jarge aboutCOl4liiifln.!',lth anolher B60 fMhThsvrorts ... ." "I'P.ng a crater an ;eep in a river bend beti... 1 two residential an ,1. of Wl BILL JENKINS Managing Editor tl.e post office of Klamath Fall., act of Centres March I. lt, AMMIIl I.1ILV 1 i.b- this newspaper V CARRIER month . M 6 months . 1 year . . ..i' Orecon. An easy, simple. i.c.uai history of names, places, laces ai-.d - personalities in and around the Ba. sin from me eanu) .. f -- - f """". ...... . . . h.i I ... T..tufCn. nvp nsnir.'. nisionrs. 5u, . j -- .put in at the nearov Jading there . "',', " - . ... ,i. ii.. , on one of her cru.ie up Uie laie. Still another of the early day men. F. L. Chuwood. dropped m to file a query lor future investi gation wha; abou the oid caller- i Hon of cabins up on Long connected witn tnese om s;ubii nailed structures. If there is we'll do our best to ferret It out. I Right now there Is more research ; j to do. But more later. . I A' j ,you step imo me oiutr iimi; j-u.m.u i Puss aallops un to express svm patby and to find out what happened. You explain. "But it's against the law to smoke on a bus." he objects. "I know it. But this guy was smoking anyway," "No kidding? you weren t in a fight with your wife, were you?" "You don't think I've been tight ina somebody else's wife, do you?" you grumble testily. No. of course not," he sy.i. ard Immediately grubs the lapel of the next man thrutgh the door and v.nisperr: "Loci: at Jo.. Cot a blark eye. In a f'ght with some guy'a wile. I hear." "Whcse?" 'Search me. You don't sumws it could be the bookkeeper's w't'.. do you. He was dancina; with her a lot at the office Christmas party." Well, in half an hour the office is bussing- with the news that old Joe got a lump under nis lamp trying in play footsy-tootsy with tne book keeper's hausfrau after dark. And if the bookkeeper hears the report he will suspect that Joe at least secretly would like to make a pass at his wife. How can a man deal with a he- gossip? The same way women have always done with gal gossips: Start a counter-camraien. For examole. tell an office buddy: "As I was going home last night I saw little big-ears Alvin bend over and pick up something Irom the sidewalk." "What was It?" "Search me. But the guv ahead of him had just thrown away a cigarette, and a little farther on I noticed Alvm was smoking a mighty small butt." Before long the whole office will believe the he-gossin is so chean he picks up cigarette butts from the street. And a few may then reach the conclusion that he gets most of his inside information the same way. BIOSSAT strong that with Jet-driven aircraft the major lines will enter a new and far better safety er. ien in war and peace has shown that Jet engines by and large are much more reliable perlormers, for they are much less comphcai- ed than nrnn.lUr .n,ii... ..j less likely to develop serious trou" ! ble. rn nmencan world Airways al ready has ordered some commer-! cial Jets for use a few years hence i but the domestic lines have not vet 1 mad Plunge. It can't happen too soon. rf3.e,i'ntational MT'ers. Inci dentally, d d not fa ..'.ii . the domestics. They had their worst safety year since 1946. Tneir passenger operations were at a rec- r.rH hli. .i . . "fc ICl.- 'ofdomtlc operations!, but era,he r Hi . one ,ourth the sle sue Is about rV'an mliaai f fiaaB..u owumeasi Col. Henrv .i the i,T.i.... A.'"'" ,r"m exact cause of ' h. ."T'n'." I SJIf.'!!dlci,t"" th the pilot It w.r. ii..,.. .l.. .: '"ere OleT. ..iri"01 or P0Bca City Okla.. tried to "brinB in" in. crippled air gianC' hJ section of the suburb, before the Plane Plummeted into' the mud i.inJ3?!' Colin c' Hamilton, who lf,.?e?k theu .other bomber, sa d he u7. ... " miuucr.- ..V .1" . .""ner reported that of the rear assembly was r L . T-.J J.... ULL. .Tirr TUB rr-oail V; oJ IVE 6E-JP tllM TO MtXK -fJjrToliV U X HMU A "WE UP J Ore.. NlA rfSSVM -A-s . ' I iV. . " 'I L. -J nee TUB LE ASH.' M TViE (XO .AJ J r t r r s - 'i.7 "MX" w it vr m- . - Teacher Now Out of Work After 'Kissing Game1 Told PRINCESS ANNE. Md "tie.-. I hOj;e we oon'i nave to piay postoiuce ai.a.11 ioday." one cvjn.n grQfr to.d her moinrr sue if i ic.c hou e lor sc.ioo.. "I kasjed H Rirls m ?chool la day," a !- ear-old ooy prouaiy tQ.u iv.ojii. Inese sorl of Aiatrmenu tbrup'.-: ly taau'Q Louis L. t'uio jr.'s' occupa.n irom a in:a inid sc. c.ice leacner lo an out-oi-worL nius.cian. Tne niMd-mannered Pung. who sal(t he was an oraa.neu uimis.ci, Ks,gned jesterocy irom lilt lacui- IV of Wa .iljis.oil H.a.i SL-.inOI .n uus quie: community on Mary land s eastern snore ana neau.-a icaay for Baltimore to lind a Joo looiing his ttuir.ee.. Pund was sm! tn r.nii fnr installing a game oi pos.oince kissing game in his two classes. He explained Its DUmoye Wl to break down his stuaents' innibi- 110ns Because ne leared they were too say. I The game was nlaveH lat Mnn. day ana Tuesday. n work this way: One boy or girl would go into : the small cloakroom abom three feet deep and eight or 10 feet long . , w,e , lc opuu. ; ' "c wi ns ciosca. . cAH.a.,icu mi. uic jjuung-j sters, 12 and 13 years old. had i iour cnoices. iney could kiss on the lips, kiss the other's hnrt shake hands or refuse lo play a'. He said he thought of it before the Christmas vacation, when the Dorothy Smith Convicted Sentenced to Life in Jail TOKYO 11 An Armv eni.T! l.ir. o.i.u . rtav MiiLifli,.! n...i... tr j m..vu uui uui v itrueKer smith, a famous general's daugh ter, of stabbing her colonel hus band to death with fnnt.inna hunting knife. The coun semenced ner to me in prison at hard labor. Mrs. Smith. 40. attractive moth. er of two teenagers, was convicted he read the ?entenre in' . rhnk,i barely audible voice. Mrs. Smith it.nehler nt rnti..rf Oen. Walter Krueger who com. manded the stivth Armv in th. Pacific war, showed only one sign of emotion a sliehi nuwr nr her lower lin On previous days of Ihe trial, the attractive Mrs. Smith re. Peatedly broke down and sobbed. The case will be reviewed by military authorities here and in Washington. a aeiense altornev. l.t r-oi "ow,rd S. Levie of ' New York City, said he was "very hopeful" vcruici woum oe reversed, A.uPsecuting oflicer said Mrs. 5mlth would be sent to the United sta!?s about two weeks and r ..u.a, fJliaOll. Until then, she will be held in a prison ward of an Army hosoital here. The prosecution presented 15 wit- 'nelses a"d the defense six. The Smith's Jana gfko Tanl, 28, who said ihe' was alone in the Washington Heights home with the couple the night of the stabbing, testified that the S'ffeJ J?ld her Mr- Smth had stabbed him. The maid also quoted Chilly Weather others damaged. The Weather Bureau sold the 1 OUtlOok Is for fr...,n ...... r"..: ,heNr VF7"11 coide Mhm '.I e, S 'JW 1 deereea. ' " " i Hardest hit by wmds ih., re.cned hurricane or near burn- a cane force w.a the rural .. . i nn 1 .nMr City ui nremwiiintM n. ,.,.. ... Nn .n... . ... ..... . -.. rcuiuen noi on tr n.i hH.i .. . r subbing Col. Aubrey D. Smith, 45. did the defense" comestii" charge I)"".'1,1" "c-' b"1 '" 'h g ,L ow e ' H FT, ' flfll I -!... trVjL. .u rris i ?$yz,rsrz-,h-: , 0 T 1 7 be,s Letters n,e.memb.r T.nT VZW .W by - ""neTarpTpu C iw'c.ro' llf hi f4v i.;."fM.On:J.0"pl1 Pl.S"'- Smith's beh.l For l"irt I immediate and careful inve,.?..? ""! S"1 lnta' B"' "" -t,m?""' Br.akl.tt Club 10311 i S!ir?iM, m,n "'rd broken .utJ communications and Inn ni.'in0"1" persons w" cut 1 on'-',? ' ,,c.M're:!?, ' reported and bruised. "long the East Coast from Palm Another twister alammed the nJ ? West. Win "s up 7o cots al resort city of Saaso-.i 11.? t" f" ho',r ln "''ta pounderl causing damage estimated n $100 !LWp,.t' h'- more than four 000 In sunken boats, overturned i raln Front End Aliqntn.nr $4.95 Bob Me$ Trades Br S22 So. 6th it. mm KLAMATH students appeared to be trvtlev, lie u.ra i. o'-ii w.u-n ihey te.urned ln:s urn: ti c.a.c.. A: it.'.." i-uiid pia.nru, a lo; of Uit'i.i a.an t to pl.v u. Bl: uc n?x day practicill) a. I rx svuticii.s w-in.rn to piM l.tcie was one tov wro d:dlt .. mi iie opcii'ii and ciosrd tile cloalt- A parent sa.d h s vouni: :rr to!d him tne teaciic.- supplied the sound e;i.c.s v.iiur i-ic oj) aiu gin w -ir .n trie clofet, bv p.ii'kLr.:ig hu lij. and sucking a.r m.o his nuiul:.. Losing the job dion't se.n to bother rtmd uo jmicn. In a wa. lie appeared almost relieved He s.nd he w-as gOinit lo conceit ira.e en his lirs: iovc music by joinaic a dance orchestra ui Balti. i more or .New Yorit. "I hone never lo reach aaain. he S.1.14 flativ. Pund explained that he had felt : it nersnrv that he ink un urn. ! fes - sion becaue his parents and two brothers and one sister were 1 "professional people." ricTiK- ir t nmn-i i9k. nn . profession, like teaching. I d be the black sheep In Ihe family. Now I guess they'll just have lo accept me ini miiii.i,n " Pund. 40 years old. is married ,na n5 , young aaugnier. mey me nr.r rniintieipnia. wnere ns wiie worKa in an insurance oirice. Tnis was Pund's llrst year at Princess Anne. His record showed he was on the Lycoming College faculty In Wllllamsport. Pa , in 1916-47 and was a substitute In structor at Texas Christian Unl- versity in 1941-43. . .' . S savins. "I'm n glad I did it." A neighbor, Lt. Col. Joseph liar- un., sam Mrs. bill th b urtert am i n, aaiu i. cmiin oiurtcd out: loo oad I didn't gel him in the 1 heart io Armv nurse, te,eH Mrs. smith- a.ri .h. ...ki..h : ner.sonsl nhv.i.ian in San Antonio. Tex. He said she was addicted to alcohol and seda- Cnambers told of what he called , explosive episodes" m San An-1 tomo. Ho said they took plnce alter ' Mrs. Smith had indulged in over doses ol sedatives. Chambers said Mrs. smith oncp knocked down the wife of an ol- i licer at a club, then Jumned over ! . .-..tuuu-aiury uannisicr, a broken kneeesn Result: Many t.mcs he . he said, vhe ,i,h.H ' he ..i... ....-.:.' '"'. """ ii uuAounu as ne em i-'- tun, miner iiooa. ... .... . .... , inad Been her iier.mn.,1 i,l,....... . "' """' o "u.g m.nr i """-'i. 1 1 sartSie encd to"ho0T S o, eCne-i! said, she threw nn ar.htrav at her! who Was trvint, in h'.in k... Mrs. Smith was temporarily in. sane and In Ihe grip of an Irreskt. SiVSw."1 ",e moment Sm,t" M?.erE 'lit c!0s' 0( testimony. ,1,7 "stop." and when Col w. m. H. Jonp; orney. sa,d: ' """" n,m nri'y 10 I"'0""" one ex. pression of regret from this worn- "mi"l-lh c'"nC shc coin Mrs, smith did not testify. Hits Florida Bailey circus Just outside Suriisotn aped damage. rasota t.nli.Un . . ported ,mn;.U ,1, ar,r"V.'"i - ''nd,t.Ktree, " " "J- nuri" "."..."'.T"'! Pork . e. of m , ' .V?i..l"'..,ra w ''7 " . I"'er Hashed 'ing the heavy down- BUSINESSMEN! Set greater deduction fram g,on all "iqutnt eceeunli ,a Carter's Collection Agency Ph- 4,21 411 Moin TMJS. OREGON. RV K-IIU'IV I IlllHllV .M. n All in.eir.Mint sujjr.-l n bioLiiiit up by I) W T. who write.; "Hletre tell me wnat r.UNrs pur- Pur. la tlieie a cute lor this clis- ra-.c lor Hie Benrlit of lliose r.it. reucis l.no lie nc.rr heaid of puiputa. this is . condition in wn.ui i-uiple tjatrtira, u . u a 1 1 y : mall, .nj;car cn me sitin or int.. cuou. ntriubranen, lrultint from leakage of blood into lhe-,e aie.s It is A.ituUi, Uirrnoir, 1011 01 til- i nmy tru..ie nnd indceu In tin- pre?.j , titer ui puipm. bUck and oiue u:ui.e. arc hkrty to ppcr mucn ( mure readily, f nitre arc many complicated iv peels ol purpura: II can develoi). i ri-M.l. or Lima number 01 m Ire - lrm inrliiniii ..I.!.. n..i'n... I gnu. or pneumonia: 11 can follow, .h...'i....: Pa.iA.. ,ir... .k who are aensltive to crr.ain of . them. In many caj.es It la related lo mallunc.loning of the spleen. In some the cause cannot bt dia - covered at all In a more general way. It may be related to change, in tne capil - lary blood vessels which allow the blood to aweep through more easily man usual, or to cnaagra in ihe various part, of the blood tiaell. un........ ...... . .i,.v,u, tiuifuia wcui i a num- ber of testa mual be laken lo find out what kind ol purpura Is pre.-1 em, what trcu.meni offers the best 1 chances of Improvement, and what Uie outlook Is lor recovery If Ihe condition, for example. It Ihe result of an Intecllon. which i. . likely to Improve, little may need ' dutlrya producta in eontequencei; I to be done, if it is the result ofi'nd cuttomert alto lind their pi.r. ...v u.ut, p. maim tiiscon-' tmulng Ihe drug alone will be i cnougn On the other hand if it u the kind ol purpura renilting Irom the nialiunctioiiuij of Ihe .pleen. sen. oua consideration will hate lo be given to removing that, organ. In laci, In the splenic kind of purpura removing 0! all the spleen may be t),. T. V, !r ri.rln..- ft.-. .... .1..' !"- lc l In the .bdom' n"' "vity. and Ihe function, of ; Open House At Nursing Home Tile Kliimwit, W, ...... ,, ;ew retrc,W hail an' a'ddm'on"', " ." am 01 hom, oummera Lane u in h. .h. .... With till piiolic I t... . . V"-,"""n0on of Jan. u i ne new ha is i.ntnni-.ini.. .i . .... oi--rn ctBuributions of li.nii. I ture including a radio, pUno ,nn a phonograph, hilVe already been made ; toward furnishing the room I ih. TV Jncl( Smith of Ihe home have asked local eoiile . . urc slowt" In ga-l, ...nn ium it mey would like : lo donate It. The Smiths wu, ,,,: repalre,, ,0 u ,.y J whlrh irn nni .... ..n . cein iominion riein uey u fn e rs."geho",n'r M P""fm' ':!.ne ' ",,,,,an "' , ' ,""-"v ha, large ,, ! Ihe nu: Cmm If 11 A flMu . mm W W W f A To Trucks ATHENS. Te,.n , ..... . Irucks. both r.rrv,." .. . w" trailer ! shipment. overtiV'r.ed'. 7...? ! I... .... ... same snot nn iiioi,,,..... .. ". yenterdny ,t li'' co,rT,iand&M'r nvprltn nnei nn.. . " Alns,. i make floy Miller of Ha drove n second V , rs . . ill iin-ii urove n scene, picked ,a .. ... me - "P the cargo and'proPrtv there r,hn. "(re 10 n"Ke tele- When he started out vehicle alsn failed i same em-., ...ui.i. .... mage the Both-tnicks" "rimZn ed. hut ihe drivers wer",hurV DINNERS DANCING " ": """"' "'-' r".nV.. ..r M. rt.at D.rri, ,,' " House Republicans Set Next V For Attack on $78 Billion I , r ArnillllAT ifr-leial dftlrll ( n'rly JO bllllnnin,.,, I ' in .. imu. It dollar. , .rlv h W MV WIIIKM WA.llllNtilt.IN to l i" '" ' . ,m II.. many l" ' V J. 7 7-.'.. r.minilllr nil Tim llrull.c.n cmniii.e. nubhiii hop 10 ri irizxr w:l -x'";.Wr ...... u ,..1 T.um.ni I''''", '"kl,,fl!,,h,,iii1.li".i will '"" wbh rri i." '-"i. ,.lrt MllK-oh.inlller..r. 'l ' ; - ,, ri.;momy , J.nuy IMk ! tut In in.!.- i"!""" - - - - ii- .iunillnlr.1 bv lepuiill" "" Imiil. 11 !tn of Ilia til CU Krpubllr.ua in I'o.mr a.nrr ally riinl pe"d"" '"" ""'lv hen Tiuman '. up My l"l"l budtet lor ll.a Iil '' i'liS Julv I Tim I7 7I 000 ono liunnt . . Inc. I IKI rvt.i-l.Ullu.fi ! ""! eir billion, I.', Ih.n lb. "' ' ' ' ' ." r,u....n .ul....til a f.r ..o It hi toi.'".'Hl ' oi.ar. con'.rinplatrs bni.iifil loins.. nl i'r'i ir"i.blv l.i. nt . . ,,,i ,i.i,i- .iiriuiiiK ami tn.iTaiMi id. "' won I ba. lo Pie.iclenl e.tlin.tr.l. mil iill Government May Take Over Crop Sf Hr ON In M tit I IN WAShlSuUlN f I'.miil'll Tinman nirdicted Friday tli t" eminent v. Ill h.it- lo Kir uifr mine llun lull . Billion ilnll.n m nop surpluses Uunnj the imnma Ii.-eaiytai i The e rmpi wiil (Inw una toi enimem li.iuli i..ulri (jiue iipimi'. i opei alipni brcmiie t'l pii'ipfcl'.. ii. ...Id. thai lil.rri will lie lliwn to mlinmutii lrvr. c-iaifiitfrU a.-ow. en. ihe I'lrtdent ennatrii in titi annual buu.t nieiraKr tn.: tne government invrv.mrni in farm ' SAM DAWSON rr.w vuifrv r nuiimuinrn ",n '" COtllln, wrrk:. Un tint pendini mdemurli of the billions of Uoli.li thai will be n dlear. public work., and ln ' " " ' ul"clr 10 manu- '.u". no "wuiir... !wm" n'1'" oi ueiiaia tin. gn in I veterans' aliair., Horn l.rm price 1 u,0 ,or lOieiiinieni p.)io!U, i eventually llnd It. way bark ' 10 buiinaumen in paymeni , I u,r cutomera "i""1111 "i .in niMn-, lo ee where pendtti cut. i. marie. I -- ' n "ifonie i0e-buiiiiea Duu directly a l.tge .hate of ,,1M ,n' "ow Into Ihe U. . Treasury: while ita cu.tomera pay higher priret for produeu on wli.cli bidden taxet and eaclie latet tre . laid .and may buy lewer ol the lit-; r w, ...t., Spud Exhibit In Merrill An fxhlbU Of JiOltlf 10 WlfUM .V here tnrouth Bob Chevn. .nil : uenrge ourger local potato men. ii. riuuu tinmiij are oi all lop grade, pnte winning sample, and ! other interesting v.rietiei. whlrh :niblta , ... IUx., Him ..in -iniiuiii ue o interest lo all persons Intetesled in I this Held. Huge Lumber Sale Reported Mf.ui-onn ' The laigest lumber Irnnvaclion on trrord in Snulh''r" Oregon , reported 'Ihursday with sale of 20.000 acres nf "2" and mills i Tiller. Cen- ,rnl Polr "d While City r-'"on 'legman and his brother. ' """nl ""e property Irom the Southern Oregon Up.r Pine Corn I - , , " """ ''0, Angeles Inl- lavolf, fmm M. M i .nfl...ow"V t Cai.von.iJ7. I9.1J. the ue. Riddle and Miracle Creek Douglas Coun.v " , Biegman sih h. m. ....... .. . I'and his new holdings Wnkl. , ifny prodiir. .i,," ',."' ''... I- "".rd feet , ;"'. '" IM u..." ." u iumlier W h. . unnU ..... I ciuld0'!.. h',I: "'V, Ital ... .. i .mi nnnni. d.ilv ""v "on; ard feel Tne tlllltmt. I.. wSe .,' ,.n':L """ located II e" . -ti. nirn. unit in ..iined ahnut on ' :. Ul e.s W,' : "ni-"-''l.l,btol.,. ""in. Insi'SRe lirnve. oiaiuey, n fot- BIG EVENT "arts TUESDAY at The MODEL MONDAY'S PAPER llmi.i. Hiie.ier Marllil 'H'Mi .11.. it "uhiiilom bmla.t ' aiul n,.-,... r hilllun. in July. , ,,, ,,,, lirl lulicuil V MMOII ywl.Kl.r, I hu.l.i uruim.. ' ' " . .. " ttJ .lul KOI la Iuiiib lhni I, , ,k. U1l II in sun iii.aauir llin. I. alrnni lot wdi"' nuniiiiirni mi Mm "MFip imi i vim ii i iraij i,, . T la lb. line lull iiieMiixl ol handllru liliinpi l.i.oiii. whlrh Iri.d . . ...... . .. ..in.! promptly aiw.it lr . r.vl.wi budi'l Irom I 6;o JJl.Ou) lv Juno 30. 1M4 h nH iifr-.v mm. nun . bllitrn dn. no,,, Ik., lata nd H ettwet'd lo iq 11 riiwt irq irl Of 1 1 tj . .l ul II .IMS 1.lM b lb. roinlna June JO wnen l. pr.eni lial l"i --iiuv Him i-rlrr, hat. droptmd J pei irm iiuuna ui. ti inoniii. !"" wr tr f?nt ueiow tile p.lllf (O.I l4 l.d.l.l f.lin a4 pitict.iiia r.r.iy l a ...wl.irt ift ...e.uiin I. nil prtre. d. .ci.ieti b) l.w lo a equally r.ir to imtr;a arm ino. wrto nuy trteif .iosiuri. oaiuu.i un.. 1 1. a4 r II cii " Mm: lniillieiiiieH aeein eotui. M,,f ol Tr ilrni iliat Cniii will rut in I bltuart whlen J.f.aldelll Truman! pi.i.d beioi. It rrm.). i Aimmi un.nimoutly Ih.y ap- pruie oj economy .wi le.. ipenj. er . .ic in pr.neipi.. but indiviau.liy . .""rn d . m.ny ol .fi.in may pret.it i eul. I frxl.r laai .te piopoied in ihe pmii.au """"i, ua''' winrh oud (v. Hie,,, a good i ponrn. h ( ru.immr in the twieinmeni, i l0 lU tax Mot, Dui.ntnnn ctm contl-1 11"" prtcuoi ti ueat in.t longrea. will let '.he et-t " Amtta ten piotit. laa eipar n.ai June j e'.'ion u i l.. A tui ,, . . .. . ih.ri ...-1: w, ,,,Vn, n"p in.i in- i " ,-:i. uivxlual Incom. l.t tel.. and Mii.t 1 '". W .. eirett tn m.y be cut at Ihe j'aer. . ..me time, thut giving cua'.om.ii Bui Irwraif mote doll.it to tpeml tt in. tiore I'1 " t, Hut how to cut latet tnd baiahre 1 er: t budget it a piublem nirh'ne"n" ' "" butinenmen fear win r m.u. 11,.- .iwf a het.'-ii? lonitett twith ita long recoid ofi1 " ar-' lug lulling on pet auemiina Dlanti ' tf'alxi arcomullth e.tllr Hon l4 Ml. UutineMinen loog on the Truman '"r U i bulge! at a .lopg.p. until lha t during the pK, Kiaeimetter budget 11 ready prob I lailon-oj r -. l ably weekt away. But iher w ill "d eoo'.umt j lino In the Truman budget tne de0' ofraiM L i.ut on tpenoiiig txograma where cuu could b. made and ran we who would be hurt If Iher were m.d. Nursing Home ine Broadc.i .... . .. McNeil, was heard in ,m. ".non nn.w two weeks ago , 'da of tn. ni.rulnne Ahower ' rain of cards and l.ttera irom people throughout the coun. 1 . n."nia at old lolka honiet and nurtuig horn., vary where niey ai. mentioned ludl vidu.lly on the n.tlonwid. pro gram. r Theie are 51 paiienlt at the K'.maih Home M,ny 0 th. let. "r, ,d c.td. they have received re colorfully pictured, tome win, hand-drawing, by the writers ol UPI. ...d Mr. Jar. Smith reiKIII .ever. I r tiei.1, may be replrln, ,0 ,h, ers of the letters Workers Get I I IMIA f UIUS p" -Th. Cndahv S.mo iT S ...... ...-.r.a oi America reporla. In.1!8 i'V0"" "" at the com. !meJ.Mh"t " P-C"'gh0U OIHI HI n lit, hot-at i. . .... ihe. Zr -!'' 1ho "P'-m-d 'hot .nn, frr dl"' Prohibitive oper. -n .Cn,i1,.ln '"""il-bl bulldlnga. iJnnP lan' Flos'd until a new .h' ".."'"1 n'w '""meg are nro- .... T'.. "rl"n sniti yesterday, . iiivn Jwny ' consider this vn" ""d not a discharge." He l ufin"PinCr.',ni,r '"omenta average iiw. . ,M00' l,"'e rly all r LZ?Jk"' h"d "" long-llmr mile, tn,,.,,,, r r t. win hlii! "f.. l.r.iaV ik. '"' IV' u '.a.H.l..i "I."." """I" ! at.a.ra i l l! .' M '' ".!. '"Ir ..I... ' Anal .?.? ,"" " " ... ,,",kl!l t '"aw. Ilm. Mf., "V.i ;'."';! JwlslLMinnPlinoCo. ATHIDav. ""r i Zl1" I 'oinitilli,.. 'P'lWlti.J i' a.i To a:ee "' l Hi lh Itfcl win. miJf f 1 tJ atiuiu jt 1 m .0 ' m.iimi aqrJr ''! tC2 "" t 2 "Wirt tnj , , ilier ,fa'.'y ' n. (,? ' d.ln, ,,.( V, laiiti.m, j; renulaiei'j - "l ! h. IiaS. -f4t rn. varra at uio.omhiIM f l.trni wilt lec. a,j j lluini at p linuanca imf II. etlM if. u doiiart lot a.'. " livet ant eipanduuj ra' phone tntf amount mtbi v but a large- E apviiast,aua S telepjtcael I The Pmati grett tfuntw. Igaj.iu.m IjjV lederal iuutr ' SAASiaW"!, lure l)orre-, er and Y -l.ct crop trtw b.en leu BR Ihlt .inur t In Ihe f.J . report rV; down pleat i land lor r Sonie raw- then. II r in lh MK"' ' ' .1111 ii a lute Ji.r,' The desir ' early VI "I p. k in which lunu?, But aceuira, tald lo 'r supplies I Ft NAPMMtl .... Pair" lationt mtiV Iphed prcdnfl Place in KutopesB next Mf- Sort tiCOrl I
