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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1955)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE F1VB Jailer Suffers UN Marks Birthday On Monday millions for world peace would b ret tir ed in the next In years. Ti ibal parades In Liberia, orator Heart Attack Jest contests in Japan, a symbol; release of pigeons in Sweden, sun. John r. DufltH. night jailer . UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (IP) most potent single engine In the world Isr influencing public ssa-j ton. . "It Is a place where we Anser cans can set forth our own ideals and where we can expose Com muulst fallacies." he said. Harold E. sta&sen. President Eisenhower's disarmament ad viser, in a speech at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Hew York Sunday Bight said he was sure that "the skeptics of today rise serv'ses m Manila, and fief raisings and religious services iit many places were held- Klamath County Jail, who sutiered Far East warned the Communist world that their forces were ready t hctn tuaek enriy 5unaa was The United Nations marked its; join birthday Monday the annl-j reported in a critical condition Monday at Hillside Hospital. to repel any aggression. US. Assembly President Jose versary of toe day the u.H charter! went into effect. The event was Duiicll is a retired United States HAVING Maza of Chile predicted that with Navy iieulenarrt who spent 30 observed with celebrations around determined efforts the hop-is vears in the service. Ha was cap. the world. In a nationwide broadcast from Salt Lake City, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., chief U.S. delegate, called the international organisation "t h e TV tured In the Philippines ajter the tail of Coiregidor during world War U and spent three years in a Japanese prison camp. TROUBLES? Coli 2-0242 STOKER ELECTRONIC SERVICE Last May, Dutieu sunetecf a heart attack while on night duty at the jail. That seuura was DIES PORTLAND t Forrest Col lins. 34. Portland, died Sunday from injuries suffered Friday when hit by a car at Oak Grove. The driver was William Franklin Mosher, 68, Jennings Lodge. who scoff at the United Nations blamed on a group ol women prlb' win be as wrong as the cynics of oners who had kept the jail in two centuries axe who scoffed at an uproar lor a week with dusk uh united States." The Korean War de,d were honored at ceremonies at the U.N cemetery at Pusan. American's to dawn concerts. Alter he was confined to bed for a month. But fell was able to return to his du ties at the jail. fast -Effectively with top military commanders tn the HI I ss fe Relieve Strfferinj n nut 1 r a ' " to PROUD PARENTS of Queen Lou Ann Kandra, Mr. ami Mrs. Lewis L. Kandra. went in atten dance at the dinner following the crowning of the 1955 Klamath Bajin Potato Festival queen in the Merrill Grade School gymnasium Friday night. The Kandrat live on the Merrill highway between Merrill and Malin. Solons Angry Oyer Story WASHINGTON (,fl Two indig nant Democrntic senators flow i back from Europe Monday, de manding the Pentagon explain its assertion that special planes had to be sent after them and other members of their party at a cost of $20,000. Firmly denying they ever asked any special transportation. Sen?, McClellan of Arkansas and Sten nis of Mississippi voiced their in dignation after disembarking from Air Transport Service Constella tion that brought them and 42 others from Paris. Both said they expect top De fense Department officials to give an explanation of stories last week that they declined to adjust their schedules to travel on regular Slights. Referring to the Republican-run Pentagon, McCiellan declared: "If there was any intent to em barrass me, I positively refuse to be embarrassed by It. It's their mistake there's no mistake on our part." Stennis declared he would seek an explanation from Secretary of Defense Wilson now in Europe for the Big Four meeting or from whatever top officials are avail' able at the Pentagon. "I think they'll make a correc tion." Stennis declared. "I think they'll explain the facts." As the senators flew home on a regularly scheduled military liight, the plane specially dis patched to fetch them from Mad rid stayed in Europe, HSH COUNT PORTLAND lR The weekend fish count at Bonneville dam: Friday; Chinook 20, jack 10, steelhead 67, Silvers 2.' chum 1. Saturday: Chinook 18, jack 10, steelhead 139. chum 4. 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