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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1954 HERALD. AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TR?""! Kuhnhausen Case Given Rehearing SALEM Ml Oregon's Supreme ,ourt, which last month said Bon le J-ee Kuhnhausen should be eed Irom prison because she yasn't given a speedy trial, will House To Vote On Tax Cuts WASHINGTON W House lead Is of both parties predicted close o unanimous approval late today or a bill to slice about 912 million lollars a year off many excise axes and to postpone for one year tuts scheduled in others. Hours of political debate were n Drosnect. hrmpvt. ' nun ritfroi,. Jit aspects of the first major tax im io nit ine Mouse floor in this longressional election year. Tiw lenate hns' nnt opted An It The bill would level off' at 10 ler cent all excise or sales tax aies now aoove that figure, "x :ept for liquor and tobacco, effec ive April l; SDOnsOrs Raid hl umtilri Urln, i wide range of price as well as ax cuts, save shoppers substan ial sums, and give a boost to msiness to' nelp combat the pres !nt eponorrtjn rifn 111 the background, a big fight vas shaping up for next Wednes lay and Thursday, when a bill to iverhaul almost nil tax laws i3 icneauied on the House floor. LEADER RETURNS - ISTANmTT.Tiirlrnw In naM.t Moslems sacrificed lambs In thanks to Allah for the safe return of President Celal Bayer Wednes day after his month's visit to the listen March 31 to arguments that she was. ... . ' Winston Bradshaw, Clackamas County district attorney, petitioned for the rehearing and Tuesday the court granted It. Bradshaw contends that Mrs. Kuhnhausen did get as speedy a trial as was possible under; the circumstances. In ordering her released, the high court last month in a 4-3 de cision said she should have been tried In the first term available after Indictment on a second de- Bonanza Youth Club Started BONANZA The outgrowth of a movement started a year ago Is the organization of the Bonanza Youth Movie Club. Business offi cers are Larry Worden, president Margaret Rodgers, secretary; Vel- da Rodgers, treasurer. By soliciting donations, the young people were able to obtain a movie projector and a large screen. Re- cently they have obtained permis sion to have their movies In the small school gym and purchased the roller necessary for the screen. The club Is now trying to increase the size of the audience so that donations will cover the cost of the screen as well as the rental of pic tures. . . Chaperons are volunteers from various clubs and civic groups. Shows are held every Friday night. No regular admission is charged. Expenses are hoped to be covered by donations. Two features will be shown March 12; "Law of the Wolf" and "Eddie Steps." gree murder charge In the death of Jalmnr Tarkla. Her companion, Elmer Dorsey Williams, was tried first and got a life seatence. The court said civil suits took up court time before her trial and this delay is not permissiwe unaer the Constitution. At the rehearing Bradshaw will attempt to show tnai any delay was unavoidable and that the trial did meet the Constitution's require ment of sneed. She is being held in Jail at Ore gon City pending the outcome. Nature Society To Show Movie The fossil story depicting the ge ological history of the Grand can yon as it is revealed to us is the subject of a motion picture that will be screened at the next meeting of the Nature Society of the Klamath Region to be held at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 p.m. Thursaay, March 11. Members of the society will re port on winter bird observations and birds present In the Klamath Basin during the month of Febru. ary. The Nature Society is interested In contacting people who would be Interested in helping on its various projects aimed to build a series of natural history collections for the new Klamath County Museum. The Society's herbarium, which will be a part of the collection of the new museum, was increased by 180 specimens of Klamath Basin flora during the 1953 collecting season. IRISH PARLIAMENT DUBLIN, Ireland Wl The Irish will elect a new Dail (parliament) May 18. Prime Minister Eamon de Valera announced the general elec tion date Tuesday night. Determined Amputees Work Hard At Mastering Skiing BIO BEAR LAKE, Cajlf. The challenging art of skiing tough enough for a normal person to learn is being- mastered by a group of determined, one-legged men. . Like other- groups in the area they're taking instruction, but there's a difference: the members of this bunch use only one regu lation ski,, with another on a crutch. iThey are students of the Amer ican Amputee Ski School, the only one of ' its type in this country. Its director, Scobee Smith of Lancaster, Calif., lost a leg in a bout with cancer two years ago. The school, just started Cits Klamath Furniture Co. one ROOM does the work of TWO one DOLLAR does the work of TWO Add an extra bedroom to your home without adding an Inch of floor space ... for no more than you would pay for a fine ' ofa alone. Hide-A-Bed is available In full ilze sofa or apart ment size and in scores of decorator colors. SIMMONS Hide-A-Bed Sofa'to full size bed In sec onds , . always ready and made up, A host of new colors and fabrics to choose frotrf. A Simmons Hide-A-Bed will be your most use ful possession,, " 1 1 ,i. i.i '229 50 SIMMONS . . Bed Daveno Easy to operate and low in; cost to buy. 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FLEET. 627 Pine, chairman of the Klam ath Falls chapter of the Ore gon Association of Public Accountants, has been named to the Oregon Committee on Tax and Accounting Informa tion, it was announced today by Ivan Smalley of Eugene, president of the Oregon as sociation. .. Bureau Says Man Older Than Father SAN BERNARDINO, Colli. Wl Adolphus A. Washauer, n, applied I recently for an old age pension una wns MnKcQ io buuhuv Hi UVJ IJ1 bis age. He wrote the Census Bu reau, which Informed him. he was born in Eugene. Ore., Feb. 11, 1833 Thi'.t was fcur years before Ills lather was born, Washauer says. -So, he wrote the bureau again, suggesting the strong possibility of error. The bureau informed him, he said yesterday, that its rec ords are accurate and an error is out of the question. URANIUM BONN, Germany Ifl The Sovi et have discovered rich new ura. nium deposits In East Germany, West German- authorities, said' Wednesday. winter; has about a dozen pupils, i Including three Army veterans who became single amputees after being injured in Korean combat. The amputee skiers come from various southern California points to attend weekend classes at near by Snow Summit. "The whole Idea of an ammitee ski school," said Smith, a senior at the university of California at Los Angeles, "belonged to Bob Engelien, a former Army captain and an amputee who died just three months ago." ' "Bob saw amputee skiing for the first time in Germany in 1951, and gave it a try. He'became con vinced there should be an amputee ski school over here. He got It going Just before he died three months ago,'' Strangely,, one of the obstacles in establishing a ski school came from some skiers who said It would be "depressing" to the public - to 'see amputees skiing. Actually, skiers here jiow marvel at the amputees' great Progress. "We can ride ud on the rope tows, make downhill runs, do our turns and traverses like pros," Smith reported. "Last week, I even went through the slalom course. And did some airplane turns." As for the construction of the kis. Smith said Engelien brought back a sample crutch ski from Germany -and he copied It and Tuade others for the students at his school. "We use a regulation ski plus the crutch ski." The Snow Summit amputee ski . school is sponsored by the Loa Angeles Atbletie Club, which pays the teaching and equipment costs. 8now 8ummit provide the fact) ltles at no cost. Service cluhav handle food, lodging and trans portatioa expenses lor to ampu tees. '., , . . ' Ik Congratulates Woman on Birthday LONO BEACH. Calif. UH Acting Postmaster George McMilUn says "anyone who lives to be 100 Is entitled to have the postmaster deliver the mall on her birthday." 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