WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAILS, OREGON
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MARY JOHNSON, daughter
of Mr. and Mrj. Irven John
ion, Merrill, will be Merrill1!
member of the queen's court
during the annuel Klamath
Basin Potato Festival at Mer
rill, October 22-23. Connie
Reeves, 1953 queen will re
linquish the crown during the
festival banquet, October 2.
Boxcar Falls,
Two Dead
FT. BRAGG, N.C. iJP) A CU8
Flying Boxcar crashed in flames
here Wednesday and killed at
least two men.
Heroic action by the pilot was
credited by witnesses with sav
ing the Jives of a number of con
struction workers in the path of
the falling plane.
The Army reported 14 casual
ties in the crash. There were 12
aboard the plane and to civilian
two civilian workers on the
ground were among the casual
ties. Public information officers
said they did not know immediate
ly whether the dead were mili
tary or civilian personnel.
At Washington the Army said
It had a report that four had been
killed. But an Army source here
said the Washington report was
based on fragmentary information
immediatly after the crash.)
The big plane crashed in a bar
racks street at this sprawling mil-
nary reservation snoruy alter
takeoff lor Olmstead Air Force
Base, Pa.
The Army and Air Force said it
earned a crew of five and seven
military passengers
The plane, attached to the 464th
Troop, Carrier Wing at nearby
Pope Air Force Base, had just
tRkea off from Pope when its left
engine caught fire. : 1 -.
French To
Push Probe
Of Red Spy
PARIS m French poHce
planned today to continue their
questioning o! Andre Baranes, a
ieUow-traveluig newsman who ad
nutted passing French defense se
crets to the Communists, Baranes
has implied that high iigures yet
unnamed were involved in the
growing spy scandal.
The central figure so lar in the
case which already has involved
three top civil servants, Baranes
described himself last night as on
ly a "small iry."
Indicating that others were In
volved, he told Examining Magis
trate Maj. Jean de Resseguier:
"These are powerful people. Find
them yourself.'
The reporter for the left-wing
newspaper Liberation told De Res
seguier the information he passed
along to Jacques Duclos, France s
No. 2 Communist, only made the
Red leader laugh.
"He laughed in my face and told
me, 'We already have that '
Baranes said.
"We are not the true authors of
the leaks," he asserted.
As he left the hearing. Barnes
called jauntily to photographers:
"Take my picture tonight. I have
a feeling soon you wiil have more
important pictures to take."
The examining magistrate
whose function is similar to that
of a U.S. grand jury already has
questioned some of Prance's top
political figures, including former
fremier Paul Reynaud. A sum
mons has been served on Duclos
and former Premier Joseph La-
mei.
Wotch Thursday's
Herald & News For
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Neuberger Blasts GOP In Oregon
Br THE ASSOCIATES FBESS
Richard L. Neuberger, Portland!
ijeinocrss who is sryusg lo irase&li
Kepumtcan eeo. Qui? Cordon, said
Tuesday that "small businessmen
are the forgotten souls of the Cor
don-McKay regime in Oregon."
ne iota a Business men s lun
cheon that federal court figures
show a os per cent increase Is Ore
gon bankruptcies for the fiscal year
oi lyst. jit sam the national aver
age was 25 per cent Increase.
Neuberger said industrial pay-
roils have declined in Oregon and
the state has lost out on expansion
THIS IS Joan Daley, Olene,
who is Bonanza 'i choice lor
queen of the 1 8th annua!
Potato Festive! at Merrill,
planned lor October 22-23.
The queen and her court
will be honored at the annual
banquet in the (grade school
qymnasium, Friday, opening
day of the festival. The ban
quet is planned lor 6:30 p.m.
The new monarch is to be
named at the queen's ball,
Saturday night, October 9,
CLAIMS
BAKER W Cointon Haight and
Fred Young, staked out two uran
ium claims in the Wallowa Moun
tains, they reported Tuesday.
They said the claims are near
the area where Morris Poulson, Los
Angeles mayor, and a group of as
sociates staked out 20 claims last
week.
PLEA
TEHRAN. Iran i Shah Mo
hammed Reia Pahlevl opened the
fifth session of the Iranian senate
Wednesday with a plea for quick
ratification of the oil agreement
orovidinff for ooeratian of Iran
oil Industry by an International
combine of British, American
French and Dutch companies.
VISITS
PORTLAND m Mrs. Dorothy
McCulkmgh Lee, now a member
of the Federal Parole Board, re
turned Tuesday to Portland the
City where she once was mayor.
Mrs. Lee, who was defeated tor
re-election in 1951, will spend
Wednesday visiting friends. On
Thursday she wiil go to McMinn-
ville to receive an honorary de
gree from Liniield College.
of Its aluminum industries secatise
of policies favored by Cordon.
Sen. Wayne Morse, campai&nms
for Neuberger, told rally in Al
bany Tuesday that Cordon is "mis
representing Use voting record
which he claims entitles him to re
election.
Be said Cordon claimed he bad
not voted for the Bririser amend
ment, "Cordon was co-sponsor oi
the Bricker amendment and sup
ported Brieker's position on vote
alter vote . . , , Morse sata.
He also accused Cojdoo of mis
representing his stand on federal
dam at Hells Canyon. This was as
attempt to avoid the unpopularity
of the administration's "walkout"
in favor of Idaho Power Co"s de
velopment piss, Morse said.
Joseph K. Carson, Oeasotfratle
canoisaw ser governor, toid a;
'Beaverson audience that he op
posed a sales tax aad he called oa '
Gov. Patterseu to make his ews
known oa the issue. I
Meantime, Howard Morean. state
Democratic chairman, announced
Inst Oscar Chapman, secretary i !
Use Interior under the Democratic
cdministration, would fee jsrinespai
speaker at the party's Jefferges
Jackscs itusd raising dinner at
Portland Saturday,
Stats Sen. Robert, D. Holmes oi
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Not all toilet tissues are made
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Best advice: Consult your
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