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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1954)
PACK THKH MONDAY, MAY 10, 1054 Shipyard Worker Tells Of Murder IT'S BIG Y'S HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHKGON 'J HIUCMIilflTON, Wiifcll, 11 A jilnpyurd worker whn aultl tin frill "mscl nl tho world" has omilensccl lnyllill mi elrlerly willow hero, I'olli'B Chief Charles Lewis sold Huiuluv, Lewis Hnld I.cnoy N. Alter, 3J who came lirro your una tu vork In tin Puuet Bound Nnval Hhlpyard, ndiulllrd In alunrd nlulrmrnl lie nlliicki-d Mm. 1'milliiD K, Duhl, S3, with 111" (lam nud kiiltn Innt l'YIrtny nlulil. Mra, Duhl's body was luund In her blood-spallr-red house here early Bullmlny. Alter, arresled on Bremerton street several Imurs lsler, broke down niter hours ol quosllonliiii ami told ofllcers lie 'went unity" niter a round ol the taverns and attacked the woman. Alter could Blvo no reason lor the ntluek. Patrolman Kimene O'llrlrn, the arroslliiii olllccr, ouoted the shipyard worker Ha Buy ing, "I Irlt like 1 was mad tt the world ... I miwt Imve been 'iniy to have dune tiling like Hint." I.rwLi said Mra. Unhl lived In small rented house on the prop erty where Alter had an apart- ment. The police chief suld Alter, In hlii statement, an Id he had live teeth pulled rnduy and darted di ink int. Alter told ol two visits to Mra Duhl'a home, Lewis auld. 'the Ural lime he grubbed her end choked liei when he onswored Uie door. then "sort of blanked out" until tin fnunri himself In hla room Lewis auld Alter told htm he returned to the Uahl house lb mill Mrs Inter, "grabbed her and beat her , . , It seems like 1 went cruty and I struck her with knife." Another round of Uie taverns lol lowed and Alter waa picked up by O'llrlrn on Buturday. Lewis uid bloody olothlnc worn by Alter wa lound later at a cleaning es- Ubllalunenl here. vmvwvm wAHiiiNriroN im Col. John M. .li.liiik,n.. ni. rlinirmuii of the Inter- atme Commerce Commission. r- enped wllh minor Injuries wnen in nu o 111 which he was ridiuu I overturned ycslordoy l nearby Hl.lllHHriH. Mil. .liiltiiNim mill llnriire n. Hnlllhv. 14 Wiiahlnutoti real enluUs num. who also wna hurt, were ralurntnn I from a no line outing at Burning Tree country uiuu. Revision Of T-H Law Abandoned WA8II1NOTON Ml Republican conres-Honal lenders nnld niter n White House conference Mondny they Imve kbnndoned "lempornrlly at lensl" any plnn to revise the Taft-Hartley Isbor law nl thin ses sion of Congress. - '-h nnntinrmnl VII hsfdlV S surprise. Such legislation had gen erally been considered dead nlnce the Senate voted last Krlday to send President Elsenhower's pro posed changes duck 10 commiurc I irmrwratj. voted solidly for re commlllal and were Joined by three Republicans and Uie Senate's lone Independent, Ben. Morao of Oregon. Sen. Knowland (R-CnlU), Uie Senate Republlcnn lesder, told nrwmrn slier Monday's Willie House session thnt It wns the con f mil u-hn attended thnt there should be no further effort at this time to revive uie revision .ti.lnlns in the dccir.tnn. he said were Sen. 11. Alexander Bmlth I R mii nri neiv MrConncll IR-PA) chairmen of the sonale and House Labor Committees respectively nnih Hj.iwIi.,1 the meetlliR. Asked whether thnt mennt the bill has been abandoned for this session. House Bpenkcr Martin R Mussi replied: "Not necessarily. It means that we havo abandoned It temporarily mi 1fnwt Doth said the leaders decided to go nhead with other sections di the administration's legislative Martin said the House plans to act this weeK on.tnreo oius orae lug with the , administration's health, education and welfare pro gram. U-nmuUnri 111111 he looks for Sen tat aniinn nlioul Wednesday on a bill carrying lunds for tho Post Olflco and Treasury Departments, the first of Uie regular money bills to como up lor a senate voie. If you are paying toe much for fire and auto Insurance, see liana Norland, 621 Fine hi, CALL THE HANDY-MAN 3169 CHARLES E. WILSON, secre tary of Detente, states, I em honored to join my follow Americans In Armed Forees Day greelingi to the men and women lp uniform, at home and abroad. Their unrelenting efforts and umelfiih devotion are the firmest safeguards of our heritage of freedom, I salute each of them as an expression of humble thanks for service so well performed". Put Up Now Columbiomotlc Aluminum Screens Repair The Old Fix Your Gutter - ( Repair or Install Fencing . All Klndi Repafr Door! Window! No Job Top Small Swan Lake Mldg. 3226 So. 6th , Phono 3169 js Mint I NONCARBONATEDl So tKt good Irvtt flavor coinot through to yo . . . ond you eon nfoy otl you wonfl . i REAL FRUIT FLAVOR No or tlfitol tbvof in ftirtlty't Ofongt Drinkl It's mod from o bmo contoining rool California orong juico. And U' pattturittdl Try tho othtr flovorl, tool ON-CARBONArt I mm mm t - t7 Ti' 7. Jk.W Bottled by the COCA-COLA BOTTLING Company of KLAMATH FALLS yi mm We've lost our lease at our Junction Store and positively mu st vacate this week! It's cheaper for us to cut the price on our big stock of grocer- . ies than to try to move it. .. so m HMTIM STOCK IF NAME BRAND, NATIONALLY KNOWN We reserve the right to limit on some items such as coffee, sugar, shortening, etc., so that all our customers may have a chance to save! Cigarettes, bread, milk, regular price. Off Please - No sales to dealers! All sales cash -Air sales final -No refunds; , . Everything must go! Here's how it wprks - Pick out your groceries, pay at the check stand, and we deduct 20 from the bill! Extra check stands for your convenience! COME EARLY FOR COMPLETE SELECTION ! VANITY to clean up at... GARDEN TOOLS FARM SUPPLIES PAINTS Up fo HARDWARE TOOLS CLOTHING vrr v Our Usual Low Prices On Ivleats and Produce! Pure Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1 Watch For the Re - Opening of the newly enlarged, ( completely Modernized hig y mmi AT 4710 SO. 6th This WeeCl- End ! In The MeantimeShop Her. And Save! merr.LL.lakiv.ew junction 4710 So. 6llr
