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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1963)
10 Guards Leave Post In Britain HERALD AVD NEWS. Klamath Falls. Or. ' Thui-fday. April IS, 13 PACE 5 At Car Price Hike Predicted DETROIT il'PI' An industry- the industry through the start of'ti! the new cars are introduced. I'M production, it was felt thatj Auto prices have remained the industry would absorb added! steady since 1958 and the corn steel costs through the end ofiPanies have absorbed the cost of wide steel price increase probably would result in higher prices for 14 model cars. But the increase would not af this model year. For one thing, car sales are at live nnc juiicasva ui vtuiitcia fect the prices of 1963 models, it alaries. was generally agreed. If the auto industry does In- LONDON 'LPli - The War Of Arguing against an immediate I recoia le.cis ana me major auiOcrcase 1(s prices, tna general con fice said today 10 of Queen Eliza bcth's elite Coldstream Guards increase was the fact that the in dustry has been stockpiling steel firms are reporting handsome sensus w as that it would be about profits this year. In addition, the industry traditionally does not change prices in the middle of a model year, preferring to wait un- 2 per cent. The increase with the were absent from their barracks; as a hedge against a possible shut down in the steel industry. While enough steel is not on hand to see 1959 models was 2.6 per cent and the rough figure for any current hike would be about $50 per car. but it denied reports they were on a protest walkout British press reports said the men left the 2nd Battalion's Chel sea Barracks in London to protest e.stra drills and guard duties. A War Office statement called the reiorts "utterly without foundation." fn Expectant H ?AR6NTS k ' i v " , fc' ' 'f . wen mmm i ' . I 17 I mibnn U, TU .1 v Ci 1 "You new fathers must realize that at the very least ; you'll be having TWO more mouths to feed baby and the baby sitter!" Snovf-Bound Man Leaves Wife, Walks To Safety MURPHY. Idaho UPH-David Sharpe. 40-year-old Gayway Junc tion man who along with his wife and son had been the objects of a search in the Weiser area since Monday, walked into the Owyhee County sheriff's office today after being stranded in a blizzard in the ruftged Owyhee mountains. '' Sharpe said he and his wife were stranded on a peak near Sil ver City. He said his wife, Hetha. 40, still was in his car where it stalled Sunday afternoon. ' His son, Delford. set out on font early Monday in an attempt to reach Jordan Valley across the snow - capped Owyhoes. The boy has not been seen since. The Owyhee County sheriff's of fice said it was organizing a jeep posse to break a trail to the car. An air and ground search began Meanwhile, Oregon authorities have been asked to join in the search for Delford Sharpe, depu ties said. The family was the object of a The statement said that of 400 men who went on Easter leave from the 470-man battalion, "there are at the present time 10 who have not returned. "With such large numbers in volved it is inevitable that there will he individuals who are sick at home or who are remaining at home because of some domes tic difficulty," the statement said It said in such cases the battalion would be notified "in due course "To describe the absence of 10 men from a battalion nearly 500 stron"- after taster leave as a protest walkout is clearly a mis representation of the facts," the Y;ir 01 f ice said The Daily Herald said today a contingent of Coldstream Guards' left their quarters because of "conditions in general. The Coldstream Guards is one of the most decorated battalions in the brigade of foot guards. It got its name in 16(10 when members were mustered out of the border town of Coldstream and hurried 37il miles south to call Charles 11 back In the throne The Hearld quoted oik of the NOT TRUE Dr. Andrew C. Ivy said in Chicago Tuesday that it is not true that he failed to cooperate with the federal officials in their proposed test of the cancer drug, Krebioien. At left, the doctor holds a small amount of the drug, and at right, he reads one of the many letters he receives daily from patients and doctors inquiring about the medicine. UPI Telephoto Fash Law Appealed THE DALLES (UPI A Yak- ima Indian convicted ol illegal fishing is appealing the case to the State Supreme Court. Lawrence Gowdy recently was found guilty by Circuit Judge Malcolm Wilkinson of using a set gillnet in the Columbia River near here. The slate said that at the time of his arrest last July Gowdy was not lismnc in accoraance with federal regulations. Dist. Atty. Don Turner contend ed the Yakima tribe sold some of its rights to Army Engineers when compensation was received Gowdy's attorney, Tolhert H. Mi-Carroll, Portland, said an 1853 treaty reserved for the Indians the right, as individuals, to take fish at "usual and accustomed places." He said the only possible way Indian fishing rights can be modified is by a showing of con servation need, and that this was not a factor in' this case. The Place To Dye! guardsman as sayi'.s the men had search in the Weiser area after it complained about their food but for fishery loss in connection failed jo return home Monday, that it w as not improved 'with construction of The Dam NOW SEE WHAT'S NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S 1 2 ':: si J' a LftUNBRY AND CLtANING !Sr- 1 aS CiS Arm. fl 734 6th TU 4-4"7 1 jT 4? Q M . - .:r7 I Yes! 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