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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1954)
PAGE NINE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Airmen Save Jet fighter HAMILTON AIR FORCE BASE. jammed. Call!. ijF Air Force officials told Tullio radioed ahead and Mc Ihe storv of two fliers who risked 'Clelland oiled a 3.500 loot long their necks to save their M0O.0UO j Strip of runway for the landing. GOING TO BUY AM APPLIANCE THIS FALL? Why Wait ? BUY Now and SAVE F94C Starfire Jet and literally instead ot aoanaonuig ine piano 'slid home" and kept damage to by parachute. Tuttle and Bubba $300. xut the engine, brought the plane U. Ward Tuttle. 25. pilot, took ,oma lne prepared runway anu mm off with his radar observer, Lt. Lawrence Bubba. 26, from Mc Clelland Fieid near Sacramento on kidded to a halt on the oil after 2,500 feet. KILLED BANGKOK I Bangkok po;ice flight to Hamilton Field, near San Rafael. Tuttle's home is reported 17 convicts were killed Bremerton. Wash. Bubba Is fram Eastone. Pa. On the way, their landing gear in a mass attempt to break out of Songkhla Prison in southern Thai-, land. n vr f " 111 nil1' fcteuxL- NATIONAL BPW WEEK will be observed here this weekend' with the Southern Oregon Dis trict meeting of BPW Clubs of Medford, Grants Pass, Merrill, Lalceview and Klamath Falls being represented. Headquarters will be at the Willard Hotel. Theme of the meeting will be "Membership With Personality." Imogene Boothby, past president of the Klamath Falls club, district president, will preside. Here Mrs. Beulah Elliott, president of the local club re ceives" the proclamation on BPW Week, October 10-14 from Mayor Paul Landry. Klamath County Property Valuation Rises in '54 The assessed valuation of prop erty In Klamaih Countv reached a new high of $52,164,636 In 1954 In comparison to $50,021,885.54 in 1953 and $49,251,097.50 In 1952, ac cording to figures released this U.S. Official Visits Taipeh TAIPEH, Formosa Lfl Asst. week by the office of A. R. Dick- !son. Klamath County assessor. This year's Jump is attributed to completion ol timber re-appraisal, construction of new homes, establishment of new industries and increased valuation of public utilities. The increased assessment In Klamath County, makes possible the reduction in the tax rate on all real and personal property in the county with the exception of those districts served by- the Klamath Falls , city schools and Klamath Union High School. The new school Beauty Grows at Lakeshore Plant America JIl You ore invited to visit Lakeshore Gardens Nursery and see the lovely trees, shrubs and evergreens growing there, ready to plant now. Hordy acclimated nursery stock, guaranteed to grow, Londscaping is our specialty. Na chorge for plans and planting. Nev ada Flagstone for fireplaces, planters and patios. PHONE 4286 secretary of State Walter S. Rob- iDUiiding program in Klamath Falls crtson flew back to the United accounts for a large part of the States Thursday, leaving tills Na- cj(y school budget Increases, tionalist China capital buzzing tJteg t0 bg rajsed ygar with speculation on the reason for are s3 975 225 compared to $3,769, his, brief vsit. 1922.23 in 1953. Public utilities will In a prepared statement handed pa? $1,101,627.02. Cattle numbers to newsmen at the airport, Bob- which are also assessed, have in ertson said he had "examined the creased to 53,622 this year in com- Student Court To Judge Fines EAST LANSING, Mich, (fl Michigan State College has. grant ed authority to a student court to sit in judgment on fellow students appealing campus traffic violation fines. - The five-member court is de signed to handle normal "gripes" on ticket. It meets about once a week. Thus far it has received 8i appeals involving more than $700 in fines. . , , A complete set of driving rules was devised by students, campus police and the dean of students' office. Police hung some 200 tickets on cars during the first two days of the driving rules, adopted Oct. 1. Tne number of violations dropped to five by the third day. Open Tonight Till 9 PM You are Cordially Invited to attend Sears Employes Courtesy Night. TONIGHT 6 to 9 p.m. FREE! Coffee and Cake FREE! Gardenias to 1 st 1 00 Ladies n youfr money 4ac 6 to 9 D.m. SEARS 133 So. 8th Phone 5188 situation throughout the Far East ern area and exchanged views as to means of coping with various problems in the region." - ; lie added lie would report fhe views of Nationalist ofucials to Secretary of State Dulles in Wash ington.-. Despite the secrecy surrounding .his one-day - visit, .. most i Chinese , were convinced Robertson came to urge me nationalists not m at tack the Red mainland in any manner that might provoke wrung retaliation. - ' ' Local newspapers have used the exnression "Yalu River sanciu parison 'with 43,000 in 1953. A spot check made recently by an auditor of the Oregon State Tax Commission of inventories re turned to the Klamath County as sessor for personal property, re vealed that the book value of the inventory check shows that the to tal value in dollars checked, was less than '!: of 1 per cent margin than that reported to the assessor. Spot checks were taken of busl-, noFS firms, industries, farmers and other taxable agents. Veteraiis who have a 40 per cent or more liability are entitled un- rii r.prtain mnriitinns tn t ' lav ary" in describing tne restraints exemption on homes on the first which the United States is report- $isoo assessed value. The total of ed to have placed un President veteran's exemptions this year Is Chiang Kal - Shek's forces, com- '.8111,120 as compared to $93,000 for paring them to the limitations tin- 1953-54. posed on United Nations iorces In Klamath Falls Elementary Korea when they were not per- School District budgets Increased mitted to attack the Serfs north $184,104.60 this year from $931, of Korea's Yalu River boundary 2W.44 to $1,165,365.04 for 1954-55. with Manchuria. The Klamath County elementary Robertson was asked li he had and Klamath County High School discussed with the Nationalists Ihe j budgets dropped from $826,924.91 "deneutralization of Formosa and jfor 1953-54 to $824,482.69 for 1954- the so-called Yalu River sanctu-;o5 for a decrease of S2.44Z.22. ary ' He brushed them oif as "a couple of catchy phrases that don't mean much," and added: "I will say that I know of no place in Uie world today wh?re communism can attack with impunity." 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