WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Heart Attack
Kills Hunter
., By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The llrst of this .season's fatal
heart attacks attributed to aver
ertion wblle hunting vas reported
luesaay. .
Belated reports ot three tun ac-
cidenls raised the toll ol those
wounded in the deer hunting set
ton to ten.
. James Jackson, about 30, of
- tsuinernn was tne heart attack vie
tim. He bagged a buck Thursday
atlernoon alter bunting all day. He
dragged the animal two miles
. through the woods, loaded It into
bis car and then, drove home. He
collapsed and died as be walked
up to the front door of his home
alter the trip. .
Two youths, Donald Ross, Rose
..burg, and Jimmy Hawk, the latter
about 14. were wounded In separ
ate accidents last weekend. Police
said each boy wounded himself in
the foot when his gun accidentally
discharged. Both were treated at a
Lakeview hospital.
The third belated report also was
a hunter shot in the foot. It was
near John Day and the wounded
hunter was Lester Asbah. Port
land, reported to have been hit
when his companion's gun' fell and
discharged as it was graobed. He
was tieated at John Day.
Seven other accidental shootings
were reported earlier. None of the
victims was hurt seriously.
No Car Relief
Seen By SP
; SAN FRANCISCO W No appre.
clable relief is in sight in (he cur
rent national boxcar shortage
which is particularly plaguing sucb
seasonal industries as lumbering
in Northern California and Oregon,
the Southern Pacific Co. said Wednesday.
The SP said it has moved more
than 84 thousand, empty cars into
the Oregon lumber areas from
points as far distant as Texas in
its efforts to equalize it car dis
tributlon among all operating divi
sions. It said it has moved more lum
ber out of Oregon this year than
- The railroad said the shortage
' which began last June, exists gen
erally and that other railroads
serving the Northwest are feeling
the squeeze. The shortage in the
west, It added, is due to the fail
ure of cars to come back In vol
ume from the Middle West and
East. On Sept. 16, it was noted,
the number of plain boxcars avail
able on SP lines was less than 75
per cent of the company's car
ownership, since then the ratio has
declined.
CHOU INVITED
TOKYO Wl Premier Chou En-
lal of Red China has "informally"
invited Japan to open talks in Pel
lng aimed at restoring relations,
a member of Japan's Diet (Parlia
ment) said Wednesday. The leg
islator, Tokurato Kltamura, said
he brought the bid back from
40-day trip behind the Bamboo
Curtain.
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THIS LARGE BOBCAT was shot Sunday by city fireman Law
rence Mitchell, 465 Adams Street. Mitchell and his wife were
hunting deer in the Swan Lake area when Mitchell bagged the
cat. Mrs. Mitchell returned with a 4-point buck. The bobcat
weighed 24 pounds dressed.'
Fair Weather, Rain Hit Nation
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
Rain fell over wide areas of the
mid-continent and in some West
ern areas today. Mild and pleasant
weather prevailed in most of the
eastern quarter of the country.
Rain Which has pelted the Mis
sissippi . Valley, Texas and South
ern Plains spread northward over
most of the Great Lakes region
during the night. Heaviest falls
were reported in central Missouri
and parts of Oklahoma, with 2
inches at Columbia, Mo,
Floodwaters Inundated ISO blocks
of Wichita Palls. Tex., forcing
more than 500 persons from .their
homes.
Early morning temperatures
ranged from 31 at Mullen Pass.
Idaho, to 82 at Galveston,. Tex.
Temperatures were in the 60s in
the Midwest wet belt and parts
uf the Southeast while the 50s were
general on the Atlantic Seaboard
from Virginia northward.
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State Farm
Size Grows
WASHINGTON OP Oregon has
fewer but ltirgcr iarms now than
in 1950. the Bureau ol Census say-.
in a preliminary report on last
tail's state farm- census.
The report shows' that while the
stale's total him land increased
from 20.327.683 acres to 21.062,340
acres, the number . of farms de
clined from 59.831 to 54.442, in the
live years since 1950.
The sire of the average farm
increased during the period from
340 acres tn 381 acres. 1
Dairy farms, the most popular
type it 19oO, fell off to No. 2 posi
tion In I he 1954 report. Livestock
farms other than dairy or poultry
took over the No. 1 spot with a
total of 6.0E7 farms.
Dairying continued important.
however, with farms repoitim,'
1954 sales of 811.12l.rj6 pounds of
whole milk as compared with but
148.302.811 pounds in 19491
The 32.089 farms dealing In poul
try and poultry products reported
chicken -stiles of 8.513.349 and
movement of 29,231.011 dozen eggs
during the year.
Growers f all forms ot tree
fruit reported decreased acreage
and harvests from the 1950 census,
but the drop in peach production
was most noticeable. V.'iih 366, EC,
trees as compared with 1950's HOj.
813. the harvest was but 5.548.146
pounds as contrasted with 23.921,-
428 four years before.
The four-page report also shows
that Oregon farmers spent $41.
482.372 on hired labor have 15.93
television sets, cut 631.501 fence
posts, harvested 55.003.587 pounds
of strawberries and threshed 20,
476,344 bushels ot winter wheat.
Japan Commies
Invite Strays
TOKYO W The Japan Commu
nist party is welcoming back the
strayed lambs but they won't
return.
Kyodo news service reported to
day the party, ieaturing a "new
iiook." has invited back the mem
bers who were thrown out for fail
me to keep up with the twists and
turns of. the party line since the
war.
But. says Kyodo. the. Commu
nists who were told to take their
cards and go either lor being
too harsh or too mild are re
fusing to ccme back.
OFFER REFUSED
SAIGON. South Viet Nam W
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem has curt
ly refused an offer from Gen. Le
Van Vien to negotiate the surrend
er of his 1,800 Binh Xuyen troops
encircled in the Rungsat marshes,
35 miles south of here.
Police Seek Escaped Inmates
8CRANTON, P. W-The fourth
of six escaped inmates of the Far
view Stale Hospital for the Crim
inal Insane was recaptured
Wedneslay as police Intensified
their manhunt for the two still at
urge.
Ernest Johnson, 42. Pittsburgh,
was seised in the little town of
Browndale, five miles south the
state hospital located at Waymart,
near Scranton.
Johnson was identified by au
thorities as the leader of a prev
ious mass break at the state in
stitutionIn which 15 Inmates fled
the hospital last June only to be
recaptured within 36 hours.
Hio.se still at large were listed
as Paul Cook, 34-year-old Beaver
Falls, Pa., man convicted of slav
ing his father, mother and sister
16 years ago. and Richard Wil
liams, 38, Johnstown, Pa
INSPECTION TOl'R
BERLIN i U.S. Sen. Ben-
nett (R-Ulah) arrived Wednesday
for a two-day Inspection tour of
American Installations here.
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U.S., Red China
Report No Progress
1 GENEVA, Switzerland tfl Am
bassadors of the United States and
Communist China met for the 19th
time Wednesday, but after two
hours ana 30 minutes of secret
discussion they failed to report
any progress toward easing tea
slon in the Par East.
The atmosphere enveloping the
talks seemed rather to indlcat
a stiffening of attitudes on both
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