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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Orenon
Friday. April B, 19fiO
2 Racketeers Convicted Engineer
On Tax Evasion Charge I in:nc p-i.
NEW YORK 'API Hackr-leer,
Johnny Dio has been convicted of
Federal income lax evasion.
U.S. Judge Edward W'cinfcld an
nounced Ihe decision Thursday
acainst Dio and
Tedclv Ray.
The two had asked Weinfeld lo
hear the case without a jury. They
were continued free on hail until
mum 20 years in prison and $4(1.-,
I 000 in lines on a count ol conspir- Supl. Otto M. Brown announced
acy and three counts of income iw entrance on duty today of
tax evasion. ! James L. Bainhndce as nat k rnrji-
Rav. also 4(i. was convicted of neer at Crater Lake National
his bodyguard,. a single tax evasion count plusjPark. Bainhridge, who has been1
conspiracy. He can draw 10 years serving as a general engineer al
'land $20,000 in fines. 'the Public Works Department,!
II was the second lime the fed- ''SNS Tongue Point, Astoria, ac-
'.nral Pnvmnmr.nl had moved!'!" a transler anrl promotion
fentcncing April 28. against Dio, whose real name is'1" l" P"Mln vacancy rc-enl.
Dio. 46, (aces a possible maxi-l Inhn IWll.,,.nl Th. nnlorinm ly created by the tiansler ol
GRANGE NEWS
MIDLAND (iRANfiK
table chairman, to bring some
article they have made since Ihe ,
new year for display April 20,,
during a recent meeting in Mid
land Grange Hall.
She also reported lhal Ml. Laki
Garden Club will meet April i.i shaking down
from 2 to 5 p m. when Jim ) uoti-Itj-uckei-s.
flliue will snow pliotograpns. Hc .,sn Rn( twn y(ws jn ,,,-)7 jn f Kngineors
Alice Hoover, club president. .a $.10.1X10 union extortion con-Anchorage,
spiracy.
istrong-arm man was indicted jn,"K-naro Holmes to .w. Maimer
Iran in the Victor Riesel blindins NVi1 1"n:'1 r'"k
jcase. I Bainbi idgc. a veteran of o v e r
! Oimrnrm hiirli.rl arij in (tin f.-.r.r. six VpaiS Ultll the I'.S. .aw
Midland Grange Home Econom- n( he svnd(..ll(lf newspaper lishor.lrom Jtilv l!Mli lo August I'rtti.
Ics Club members were askedi .,;' , ,j .,i,, Lii,.,i,.,i n, rniwrviu- ..f trial,,.
by Nelly Molschenbacher. display slr(,p , )e ear ,,.', dfll.k. (graduating in ma will, a degree
A federal conspiracy case in civil engineering.
against Dio collapsed for lack olj In addition In various engineer-
Iwilnesses and hc never went to ing positions he has hold in his
trial. Uiome state of Idaho, which in-
In 1037 Dio was sent to stale eluded work for Ihe stale highwav
prison (or Ihree In live years foiideparlmonl, slate reclamation
garment district Ideparlmenl and city of Ixwislon.
liainhridge worked for the Corp
War Department at
Alaska Road Com-
nnd her staff presided. A bust- spiracy. mission at Juneau and Fairbanks
ness meeting followed a noonj That term was interrupted in for over a three year period. His1 .
luncheon. Eleven members were i;i.-,3 by his conviction for still an- assignment wilh liie Public Works TUT Tie RCtCIIIQ
present. jollier labor shakedown thai 'Department at Astoria. horn t
Commiltee reports were read ihrniighl 15 lo .1(1 years in Sing1 which he is being transferred, idCMC! HlBCjUl
after a prayer was rented by Lsing. Of this he served about 17 was continuous since May of l!ij.i. ,i.,Ki.-vcir-.- VI (P1
Chaplain Laura Walker. months More he won a court re-j Bainbrulge and his wile have
Members decided to purchase Iversal and release. The Kederalihree children, ages B. 5 anrl .1 '1'urlle racing here has been
tablecloths for grange lahles and; government was wailing for him Thev will live in government 'slopped in ils tracks.
. ' I
M li( Ul W
Station Advisory Group Holds Meet With Farmers
Recently an open meeting was I must he an established need oninln induslrial johs completely, Ivolves the testing of various! s re
called at Ihe Klamath Branch Ex- market for the crop. Then, any 'while others would be pulling, cis combinations under actual
perimen! Station hy the local Sla-, new area must decide .whether, their farms into pastures whkhlrira'ine conditions. Livestock gains
linn Advisory Committee to re-or not ils economy will permit require relatively little labor andL-,n he the basis of measuring
view with farmers Ihe work oljelfeclive competition. Most limit-1 this could be provided by the the production. Grazing will be
the station and to discuss prob-'ing of all. any new crop in the family. Mainlenani' of the pola- sm jS reason,
lems of agriculture the station Klamath area must have frost ; to industry seems to offer thei There was an expressed desire
;might be able to assist in. The tolerance. Generally, it was j greatest hope for a high cash a have ,arm mlrs o ' successful
meeting was well attended byagreed that the work being done 'crop per acre for the smaller al.m(1.s conducted so that meth
farmers interested in a progres- selecting improved varieties of farmer. iods and practices responsible for
sive agriculture in the Mamalh adapted species was most pro- Greater effort to solve polalojthcir success could be studied.
ouciive 01 results. oroduclion nroh ems was reouesl-
Mr. E. A. Geary. Chairman of The question of what can be ed. This is especially needed in
Ihe Committee, outlined the piO- 'Hun. ,ho .mall lnur,lh ennlmt n( voi-lirillnim uill
and other diseases.
It was felt that Ihe new pas-
lure program of the station would
"Ho called me Father instead of Daddy-O!
ing up mentally or getting short
ly-O! Is he grow-financially?"
gress oi ir.e si.mon. He innicaieil:(.arn(, jn (,. (.nnsiHerable discus-
;me very great progress mat ce- sjnn Some Wl snrne,hing must
ileal production has made m this'be done to keep him going: olh-
area ny using ine nai ann oariey ers e, ,hat as industry came be widely applicable to all size
.!: iii.iouun-n ny me sm- t the a,-a m;inv wmli(i mnve i f;irm enterprises. This work
lion, ana also calico attention to
the improved soils fertility situa
tion especially on the muck soils
o( Ihe area.
The problem of new crops for
the area was discussed at some
length. This is a problem of widr
and continuous interest. It was
iwinted out by several present,
however, that there were many
practical problems that limit
Ihe use of new crops. First, there
There'i Alwoyi Plenty of
PARKING
WHEN YOU WASH AT
MERIT'S
COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY
:U K. MAIN JKItl SO. STH
Jail Slated
For Forger
- it
a committee was appoinled lo wilh Ihe income lax charges. quarters at Crater Lake
make the purchase before a puh-i In the tax case. Din wasi
lie breakfast In be served at Mid- charged wilh cheating the govern-l
land Hall April 24. menl of $1.1.000 in tases between
Gel-well cards were scnl to i;ir0 and Wfi2 Ray was accused
Mis. Rosa Bcnoisl, Laura Milani. of holding back $273 in HBO andl
Mr. and Mis. Hip Largent and
Gertie Hull.
Chairman Hoover thanked mem-
with Dio to conceal
Mate Leaves
Wife In Road
Hoii!-n County Prosecutor CiuyL
V. Caiissj Jr. rulrri Thursday Hint ,
the r.-icrs would ln nmblinc be
cause there was an element of,
chance and prize.
conspiring
income.
Test imonv in t he trial . hich
hers u-ho helped with the recent .hepin March 21. told of payoffsl t-niirrrv
,i k., t-, i .i u t. .. i I r.a mi.m.1 m ,
I'Minn I1.HII tiiiiin-i fi-iiu .v if ihp iii in nun iiiinuii n.ty "Y ) u -JS
minima KianRes. nne asum uiai ;farmeni manuiacmiers in keep
repular earn parlies ie rnniin- the union out of their .shops.
ued duriiiR her term of ollice.j
and fhe reported that Midland!
Home Economics Club voted ' HOSpital FrCGS
contribute to Ihe .Spence Me-; "
morial Fund, during a district, AeCldfnt Victim
home economics meeting at Shas
ta View Grange March 24
Members suggested contribut
ing goods or service lo Ihe vet
erans' hospital at Camp While.
Medford, and also to the Gns)cl
Mission. Klamath Falls.
BALTIMORE. Md. AP
looked like "manna from heaven''
when $:lt7Citl worth of checks were
mailed lo the office of Frederick
A. Nelson.
Nelson explained in court Thurs-
dav he iust couldn't resist cashinc
A Masonic group had wanted to'jhm to pay off some business
sponsor the turtle races to raise rlchls.
hinds lor charily, laical mer- He was convicted of forgery
icnanis Moutu pay joi in uae mcir nnri larceny anil today the 44-year-IMah
'AP'-II names panned on the turile':.l0rt Helendant is to be sentenced.
night, and Paulisbell. The lodge said Ihe only! The checks were scnl out in lOSfi
Thompson's wife anrl two children!i"'ie would be publicity lor I he : by the Martin Co . and were sup-
were as ceo in a camner in hack , men nam s nut i alissi scraiclied
HIFK'S IDKA
LONDON' (LTD - Trans)orta
'ion Minister Ernest Marples, who
has won national acclaim lor tak
ing vacation trips hy bicycle, ad
milled Monday he really isn't
uild about it.
"It's my wife who insists on
holidays like these not me," he
said.
Don't Miss Our Annual Factory Authorized
CLEARANCE SALE
ON MAGNAVOX TELEVISION and STEREO SETS
NOW ON!!
SALE ENDS SATURDAY . . . APRIL 9 . . . SHOP NOW . . . SAVE!
126
No. 7th
0et?f$ Music Co.
DIRECT FACTORY DEALER
Phone
TU 4-5121
MOl'NT PLEASANT. Mich
i AP' A man who had 1.1R feel ol
rusly bridge railing pass through
his hndv and lived has been re
leased from the hospital.
Bruce E. Wixon. 24, of nearby
when he slopped Ins pickup truck. 'he whole business.
here lo ask directions.
Before he i limbed hack into Ihcj Brazil's coffee capital
truck, the N'orualk. Calif.. man'Paiiln. which normally accounts
hone his llaMilighl into Ihe camp- fr mnl.e l,an one-half of t h e
ei just to make sure no one hndL , r- ,
, , . , ., world s supplv.
gotten nut during the pause. His I 1
wile thought he was signaling her
posed to have cone lo a Nelson
concern, hut not Ihe one owned
by Frederick. A mailing machine
Sao mixup was responsible.
.Sample malerial for club allar,Barrylon, left Community Hospi
cloths was circulated and dis- lal Thursday,
cussed. Aclion was tabled for a' Wixon was hurt March 27 when
subsequent meeling. his car skidded on a bridge near
Members learned Youth Drill I his home and struck the guard
Team will be udged April :m by rail. The rusly !'4 inch rail
Ihree Hale grange, officers. Thelsmashed through Ihe front of the
judges will he Henry llendricksnn car, went through Ihe right side
Sleepily, she climbed down lo
see what he wanted jusl in lime
to watch the truck pull away
wilhout her.
Thompson was back for his wife
two hours later.
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In Klamoth Foils Sines '46
of Wixon's body nnd continued on
through the auto
of Sherwood. Roy Means of Red
mond and Viclor Croxton of Cen
tral Point.
After tiidcinc. nicturcs will bp
ho i kbm-,11 r v , OK NITI.KAB PACT
bciiviiics, ann also ol iiennricK- DUI.LI.N (It'll An agree
son's recent lour of Sweden. Iment with the t'nited States un-
The meeling that day will he-(dor which Irish universities will
gin willi a no host jiolluck diniierlget nuclear research and training
al. fi.,'10 p m. equipment and materials was ap-
Next Midland home economics proved hy Ihe Irish Parliament
meeting will he May .1 al 1 p.m. Tuesday night. The equipment
at Ihe home of Kalhryn Smith was described as package Inborn
of Midland. lories.
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