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PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1954 Bearinq Causes Train Wreck PAYETTE, Idaho UP A burned- along the right of way. Six bulldozers, two railroad wrecking cranes, an Army tank and 100 section hands were moved I superintendent from Nampa, said in to restore service. j it was the worst smashup In this L. E. Mangum, assistant district section of Union Pacific road in three years. The pileup began with the 49th car of the 116-car train. out axle bearing sent 17 cars of an eastbound Union Pacific freight train plunging from the tracks Sunday demolishing one loaded with dynamite ana nine otners. The car loaded with the dyna I 9th and P Phone 3188 mite did not explode. There were no Injuries. Some 700 feet of track was torn up. Mainline traffic was held up for about 10 hours while the tracks Home-Furnishing Sale SALE STARTS TOMORROW SCORES OF PRICES CUT were cleared and new rail laid. Four of the cars were empty and the others loaded with lumber and furniture which was strewn IX..f.,;r:T 1 ' s f . I GRANGE MEMBERS ATTENDING the annual Klamath-Lake picnic held recently at Quartz Mountain included: (I to rl Al Ullman, Baker, speaker of the day; Carl Yancey, Klamath Falls; M. W. Ferguson, Lake county; Mike Williams, Fort Klamath; Mrs. Carl Yancey, Klamath Falls; Coral Hill, Lake county; Lee Hansen, Lake county; Fred Fisher, Lakeview, and Raymond John, son, Lake county. Monty Offered For EDC Post BONN, Germany (JP) An In-inlander In Europe, American Gen. formed British source said here Bri- Alfred M. Oruenther. The intorm- tain has made an offer to appoint Field Marshal Lord Montgomery to help run the proposed European army. (In London, eyebrows were raised in surprise at this report, The British Foreign Office refused comment.) Lord Montgomery is at present deputy to the supreme Allied com' Police Seek Drive-In Thief BEL AIR, Md. W Police I looking for a drive-in robber. Harford County Sheriff Raymond Faulkner sold the proprietor of the Bel Air Drive-in Theater reported the thief drove up in an old model just as the box office was closing He pointed a pistol at the proprie tor ana demanded the cash box. He escaped with more than $600. . He never left the car, the sheriff Vaid. 'Lost Armored Car Found Safe PHILADELPHIA Wl Police "lost" a Philadelphia Transporta tion Co. armored car reportedly carrying $300,000 yesterday and there was Borne mad scurrying about the city for a brief spell before it was lound again afe In a company garage. The car was Involved in an ac cident with another vehicle and several persons suffering minor in juries were taken to nearby hos pitals by police cars. Before leaving the scene, the of ficers radioed for added help to guard the contents of the armored car. Meanwhile, a company tow truck arrived and towed the dis abled car to a garage. ant here indicated that if the six- nation European army actually be comes a reality, the British govern ment has suggested it would make him British representative to it. He would be replaced in his pres ent post in supreme headquarters in Paris, It was said, by Lt. Gen. Sir Richard Gale present com mander of the Brltish-Belglan-Dutch northern army erouD in Germany. The idea seems to be to dem onstrate to the French that Britain, though unwilling to Join the Eu ropean Defense Community for mally and merge its armtd forces in the European army. Intends to maintain "close association" with mis organization. The French have failed so far to ratify the EDO agreement, thus putting the entire project In jeop- aruy. Soldier Can't Remember Action PETERSBURG, Va. Wl Police charged Noel B. Mills, a Ft. Lee soldier, with breaking and entering when they found: , I. 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