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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1959)
"MONDAY. APRIL 6. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, 6REGON AGE FIVE 5 Ct INi bj NU hnfca. ho. MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet L'nioi: has charged that the United States deliberately violated alti tude regulations in the West Ber lin air corridor to wreck the forth coming East-West talks. The State Department withheld official comment, but U.S. inform-. ants in Washington said the Unit ed States had no such intention when it sent a C130 transport into West Berlin at 20,000 feet last week. I locked Junior's bicycle in the basement, Pet! I hid the key under the soap in the bathroom!" To Drink Or Not To Drink (Legally) To Be Solved OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Oklahomans wind up a short but . hard campaign Tuesday by decid ing whether to swap 51 years of 'prohibition for legal liquor. ; Observers predict up to 700,000 . Voters will have their say. One question determines wheth- m er to repeal constitutional prohi- bition, in effect since statehood, and substitute legal liquor. The amendment provides for private repackage stores, with sales by the " drink banned. Rangers Make Medicine Lake Snow Survey The annual snow survey at 'Medicine Lake was taken March 31 by Elmo A. Brough, Wesley Hamilton and Jerry Chapman, who came upon the first snow approx imately one mile from the south end of the new road, or 10 miles from Medicine Lake via the north ''entrance. An army weasel was used for transportation to Medicine Lake ' and return. The Medicine take snow course was established in 1940. Snow depth " and water content are listed for the period of 1940 through 1959: " 1940, 84.5, 36.8; 1941, 89.5, 40.1; :!i941, 89.5, 40.1; 1942, 66.3, 29.4; 1943, 76.0, 33.3; 1944, 44.0. 18.3; ,:1945, 77.0, 29.8; 1946, 100.0, 41.0; .1947, 62.0, 22.3; 1948, 60.0, 20.4; 1949, 81.0 25.6; 1950, 69.0, 25.1; 1951, 71.3, 31.3; 1952, 108.5, 48.3: 1953, 79.0, 33.3; 1954, 90.1, 35.2; 1955, 59.5, 21.9; 1956, 115.0, 51.7; 1957, 55.6, 21.6; 1958, 190.0, 60.0; 1959, 54.3, 20.9. Average for period 1940 - 1959, 80.1 snow depth; 32.3 water con tent. Many Guests Greet Ingrid HOLLYWOOD (AP)-"It seems that I have never been away." So said Ingrid Bergman, beam ing, as the top stars of Hollywood gathered to honor her on her first visit to the film capital in a dec ade. The occasion was a dinnerl dance at the home of film exec utive Buddy Adlcr and his wife. actress Anita Louise. Ingrid per , sonally greeted each of the 300 guests. The Saturday night affair lasted well into Sunday morning. A fea ture of the late hours: Sir Lau rence Olivier doing a jitterbug routine to "Turkey in the Straw." Among those present were Jen-I ny Ann Lindstrom, Ingrid's 19-year-old daughter by her first marriage, and her third husband, Swedish theatrical producer Lars Schmidt. Miss Bergman is in Hollywood to present one of the Oscars at tonight s Academy Awards presentation. The second question, determines if county option will be adopted if repeal passes. If both are ap proved, counties will vote May 12 on whether to go wet or stay dry. The election follows by two days a huge effort by state law offi cers to dry up Oklahoma. Led by 33-year-old Safety Commissioner Joe Cannon, city, county and state officers raided 13 Tulsa bootleg gers and 14 Tulsa nightclubs Sat urday night. Then at midnight a vast net work of roadblocks was set up over most of the state for six hours. Neither raids nor roadblocks netted much 50 bottles of liquor and 22 persons arrested on liquor charges but Cannon termed it success. He has headed the three-month crackdown which Gov. J. Howard Edmondson promised voters in his campaign last summer. The crackdown had the an nounced aim of giving voters a clear choice between repeal and eniorcea prohibition. it also was seen as an effort to stir up thousands of wet voters who in past years have either vot ed dry or stayed home Election Day. Registrations, especially in wet Tulsa and Oklahoma City, are up considerably. The United Dry Assn., financed mostly by churches, pitched the prohibition campaign to the evils of alcohol and weaknesses in the amendment. Dry hopes for victory in the state's sixth repeal election rest on a far superior organization through a majority of the state's churches. However, not all faiths or even all churches of some faiths have supported prohibition. A few are .actively working for repeal. wet optimism stems from sev eral factors. Rcpealists contend there are several thousand young adults favoring repeal who could not vote in the last election in 1949. They point to the 1957 defeat of a dry sponsored amendment for county option on 3.2 beer. Wets say voters no longer fear buying a pig in a poke" since for the first time the repeal bill has been authored by the Legis lature and spells out certain sales controls and revenue division. Russians Claim America Violated Altitude Rules The U.S. Embassy in Moscow received the latest accusation in a diplomatic note. Meanwhile, U.S. officials in Germany turned down a Soviet complaint that the plane, which was buzzed by so viet fighters, became a safety hazard when it flew into Berlin March 27. The Soviets claim Al lied planes in the corridor are pro hibited from going above 10,000 feet. The new Soviet protest said the New Fuels May Be Gotten By Creation Of 'Hell Fires1 Soviet government would not per mit anything to hamper the for eign ministers conference opening in Geneva May 11 and "is doing everything to make these negotia tions easier." But the note said it was difficult "not to consider the premeditated violation by American aircraft of the established order of air com munication with Berlin as other than the intention of the United States to worsen conditions for the foreign ministers' meeting, if not to wreck altogether the already reached agreement to hold East- West talks." The Soviet government news paper Izvestia warned that for Ey ALTON BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Writer BOSTON (AP) A scientist to day declared we ought to create hell fires on earth, just to see what happens. He warned the soviet union is probably trying to do it first. The hell fires would be labora tory temperatures of 10.000 to 60,000 degrees 2 to 12 times hotter than those usually pro duced on earth. Out of research with them come an entirely new chemistry perhaps vastly more powerful rocket fuels, strong new mater ials, strange new chemicals. A research jump into these hell fires" was urged by Dr. Aristid V. Grosse, president of the Research Institute of Temple Uni versity, at opening sessions of the American Chemical society s 135th national meeting. "We simply don t know much about what happens in chemical Rain Predicted For Nuptials TOKYO (AP) The weather man came up with some bad news today for Crown Prince Akihito, Cloudy and occasional rain is the forecast for April 10, the date of the prince's wedding to Michiko Shoda. Even showers aren't expected to dampen the public gaiety for the biggest social event in Japan since Akihito s parents were wed 33 years ago. More than a million persons probably will jam the five-mile route along which the couple will be driven after the ceremony. Police issued special rules for the giant crowd in an attempt to preserve some sort of decorum. Firecrackers are banned and so are loud music, throwing of streamers, balloons and bouquets! flash bulbs for pictures and jump ing into the street. With a campaign under way now for election of a governor of Tokyo, distribution of pamphlets and speechmaking along the royal route are prohibited. Police also warned against drinking liquor and said old peo ple and children should be accom panied by escorts or guardians. Police estimated that only about 300,000 would be able to see the young couple drive by. To help out, 115 television sets will be in stalled at various spots, nearly 9,000 policemen will patrol the route. and physical reactions above about 5,000 degrees," he said. 'But temperatures above 10,000 degrees might lead to new fuels rocket propellents, and materials able to resist tremendous heat Our national security could be involved, if, these high tempera tures do hold secrets to new fuels and new chemicals. The Soviet Union is trying to leapfrog us in the missile race, and probably is working nara on facilities to create uitra-nign lem-oeratures." Really high temperatures can oe created by furnaces focusing the sun's rays, by some rocket mo-i tors, and by plasma jets, or streams of gases created by elec tric arcs. Dr. Grosse urges more such facilities for research into the hell fire range. He described two new steps. Into this higher temperature range made at the research institute. One is creating hot flames, through plasma jets using oxygen ozone, and other materials, that can produce continuous tempera tures up to 60,000 degrees t. Various chemicals and materials will be exposed to these temper atures to see how they react, new types of chemical reactions might occur. A second step is discovery of a method of storing pure ozone in laboratory tanks, and then using it in controlled amounts, with no danger of explosions. Ozone, the single-atom form of oxygen, makes anything burn at higher temperature and ' faster than it does with ordinary oxygen. HST In LA; Talks Slated LOS 'ANGELES (AP)-After a flying trip to a desert resort, Harry Truman is back in Los An geles for two talks and a touch of prognostication. The former president is expect ed to outline the qualifications he thinks the Democrats 1960 presi dential candidate will have to have to win at a meeting of a Democratic group today. He will speak at a Town Hall meeting Tuesday and at UCLA Wednesday. Truman was flown to Palm Springs and back Sunday in the private airliner of oilman fcd Pauley. He visited the ranch of actor Phil Regan. J. W. KERNS FOR WASHER -DRYER REPAIR WE REPAIR ALL MAKES FACTORY AUTHORIZED REPAIRS ON NORGE & HAMILTON CALL US PICK UP & DELIVERY SERVICE 734 S. 6th TU 4 4197 successful talks "all the interest- tablish its right to use any level ed parties should show will and desire, and also put in their place those who through inertia or evil thinking continue to poison the atmosphere with a miasma pro- claiming the policy from a posi-j tion of strength. The U.S. position is that there i is no legal ceiling in the Berlin air corridors and that planes can fly at any altitude desirable in ferrying supplies for the Allies. The issue did not arise with older, propeller-driven planes which stayed below 10,000 feet. But the C130 is a turboprop air craft which operates most effi ciently at high altitudes. The United States, determined to es in the corridor, reportedly plans lo send additional high-t e v e 1 planes to and from West Berlin. The C130 could haul considerably more cargo than older planes if the Communists close land routes to We.it Berlin and the Allies try to supply their garrisons by air mt. WUm Cn.rlnta can thai, Kfl.ni-lra the air space above 10,000 feet for their jot corridors space. fighters patroling and surrounding the air Pine Cone Fountain & Cafe Chiloquin, Ore. 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