Boys Scouts Take Over Nevada Supreme Court
Tuesday, Fab. 20, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
Bride or Brig, Says Flyer
n
4
irvlces will bo hold at
'"'ii.mntl Lutheran church,
r.J5 Tlwltev.S. M.
"."ii Ptur u' c,ll"'Ch,
PneW.'.rK a series of sermons
Wcnorul themo: 'Wore
i fe.E When They Cruclled
WJ" The list of theso
rvlC 20 the sermon subject,
(bruu T ere When the DIs-
lVtr0 ontV" T"oro wl" b0
muBlc by ii mulo quartot.
'ibllc iSjjvHod 10 Uond'
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J2wd appeurlnw In n re-
fcnt '"V.1,,. fi.lllmra wan Unlet
lMvln ""',. H Chllbem.
K error as the chariie
IN' .iiiwimum bv Ihe
?f.c" j ii... ,llvnrp him not
her the Plain.
K or defendant.
. i fllfin n Wnff.
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" o reclamation, ha, been
'u .w j r n i .Inn... Inn
u n.tf.it. Wild.
)nVr will ct ""construct Ion In-
Kf'?.r .,. U-H here Indefinite
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Click dinner, Tuesday nt 6:30
m, l 1110 leKluil nun. w. o.
r l ihn P rut Knnnral
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ivinjs and Loan will explain
1..1V jKinll llir loan fenturo of
L GI bill of rfiilits. Twenty.
Ivt Wives nave aiso occn iiivii
I (o attend.
i.ihanv Circle The Bethany
.... ni (he First Prc.ibvlerlnn
lurch will meet with Mr.i. ft. C.
rocsbeck, 834 N. 0th, on Tluir.v
i, February Ti. nt 1:15 p. m.,
ir dessert luncheon. Hosto.isos
ir Ihe affair will bo Mrs. F. R.
imblct, Mrs. Hnrry Gocller,
In. Chester Moore and Mrs.
iroMbccK.
PTA The Falrvlcw PTA will
lelebrntc Founder's Day nt Its
tgular February meeting to be
lid Thursday. February 22. nt
liO In the school auditorium.
f it study sroup will meet at Z,
Inmediatcly preceding the meet-
f
To Instill Pick Installation
the Altamont Cub pack will
it held at the Altamont junior
:ih. Tuesday nt 7:30 p. m. Par
tis will present their sons with
loir first rub badge. Al Sot
trice will be in charge.
Rtlurni A. F. MrOiilntr.ii nf
ort Klamath returned there
nt week from Rnltrrnflr-IH
fl!lf.. U'hpro lir anpnf nnrl nt
le winter with his family, The
jm oi inc inmiiy win return
lily this imnmer.
Courthouse Records
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ii nvy. native nf rtiiu-
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cinionr. in, contpiomnier
ff- NiHvb of Superior, Wt. Itcl-
Iciswlir Arthur ow rating motor
tTM illeker. rine. la.flo.
pwun wiiiard nrounn, nneratlnif motor
mt on led iltlc o( highway. Flno.
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('miry ji iJi,"l".,l,i on Wedndy.
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Takas Poiltlon Mrs. Helen
Crnlu of Klamath Fnlln is re-
IlllIC 111! Hvlnn r'.riiniKI,.. ,.. J.ll
club secretary here. Mrs. Cralif's
nwnuiiiiu, OKI. IMK LHIIK. IS K(a.
tloncd at tho Marino Barracks.
HummsBo Sala Fremont
PI A has announced plans for a
rummtiKo sale to bo held on
March 111 and 17, I'lncc of tho
salo will bo announced later. It
was ntutcd,
Schoolmatai The School
malos will meet at tho homo of
Mrs. Miuiclo Iloslcy at 023 .High
Friday, February 23, at 2
o'clock.
On Laava S 2c Jack Frlberg
Is on a 30-day lcuvo from tho
South Pacific theater, visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fri
berg of Summers lane.
Dorcas Clrcla Tho Dorcas
circle of the First Presbyterian
church will meet for a politick
luncheon nt 12:30 on Thursday,
February 22, al tho church.
Soroptimlsts Members of the
Soroptlnilst club will meet Wed
nesday at 12:18 p. m In the
green room of the Wlllnrd hotel,
Davig Freed As
Grand Jury Returns
Not True Bill
(Continued From Pngo One)
Mnrk Sullivan, rtcuben EwlnB.
.Tnmcs F. White nnd Sheriff
Lloyd L. Low.
Testify
Workman, first to be arrested
on a secret indictment, is alleged
to hnvc written an obscene let
ter on January 20. Witnesses tes
tifying before the Jury were O.
n. Mocller, Workman s employ
er, and Henrietta Pearl Kuhn.
The charge of sodomy, placed
nnuln.it Edwnrd William Goe
dert of Merrill at the time of his
arrest on January 31, was up
held by the grand Jury, Witness
es called In this case Included
Robert Stone, Pearl Stono nnd
H. J. Hendrickson, county Juve
nile officer. Gocdcrt Is said to
hnvc committed the act of sod
omy. Involving b 7-yenr-old boy,
at his cabin in Merrill.
Nw Moxlco
Samuel F. Ashwcll, charged
with larcony by bailee, is being
held In Lnrdsburg, N. M and
sheriff's officers will bring the
mnn back to Klamath county
when cxtrndltlon papers arc
signed by tho goyernor of that
state. Governor Earl Sncll of
Oregon has signed extradition
papers which havo been for
warded. Ashwcll Is snid to have
stolen n DcSoto sedan valued nt
$73. from Bnlsiger Motor com-
fiaiv. ' on January a. Witnesses
est! lying were Vcrn Moore and
Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon.
Tho indictment presented Jan
uary. 31 against Herbert Daniel
Stevens, Marino Barrncks, was
rc-submlttcd to the grand Jury
and tho indictment returned
Monday charged tho marine
with robbery, not being ormed
with a dangerous weapon, in
connection with the death of
Karl Bold, Henley farmer.
Wltnaisas
Specifically, Stevens is said to
have taken a Chevrolet from
Bold, the act allegedly occurring
on December 5. Witnesses called
Included Wilfred W, Loomis,
Frances E. Thill, Mnry Wells,
Gerard A. Busslcrc, Damaco J.
Rose, Carol M. Andcron, V. L.
Wagner, Dr. Warren C. Hunt, L.
G. Bergmann, Dr. Georgo H. Ad
lcr, Lt. Cmdr. R. J. Parsons, Dr.
J. A. Bccmnn, Al Brandt and
Silt. E. W. Tichonor of state
police.
J. C. O'Neill, Stevens' attor
ney, filed a demurrer sustained
by tho court, at which time
Judge Vandcnborg ordered the
enso re-submittcd to tho grand
Jury. O'Neill charged that the
original Indictment charging
Stevens with assault while
armed with a dangerous
weapon, did not show sufficient
cause. He cited one instance
where, In tho indictment, Stev
ens was said to have stolen a
"Chovroletk" and that. the ma
rine did not rob "from the per
son" of Bold.
Grain Theft
Dennis Samuel Gathwrlght,
Indicted along with John Doe on
a charge of possession of stolen
property, is hteld In connection
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(NBA Talnnliotol
Youngest justices in history are Boy Scouts (left to right) Gerald Bettrldge, Boulder City; Merle Brennan,
Heno; and Bill Awbrcy, Carson City, pictured here In their robes as they preside over Nevada's Supreme Court
at Cursun City. Outstanding Boy Scouts from all over the state took over and operated ail the various state
offices during Boy Scout Anniversary Week.
Japs Massacre Defenseless Filipinos
I WinSlfia MtUimi'fKVllJIIII I II IIMMIIHIIIUIIlwMJg
(NEA TcUphoto)
Hera are tho brutally butchered bodies of 80 to 100 Filipino civilians
men, women and children who were taken to a vacant lot In Manila and
ipeared, bayonettcd, hacked and shot to death by madly-savage Japa
nese. Tho Japs have been killing countless defenseless Filipinos and
Manila has been turned into a "giant funeral pyre." Signal Corps photo.
with the alleged theft of $1800
worth of grain sacks from E. R.
Long, Lower Klamath lake
rancher. Witnesses were E. R.
Long, Dale Mattoon, Jerry A.
Short and Robert E. Choyno.
Doyle Cline Lilly, Indicted on
a charge of grand larceny, is al
leged to havo stolen tools from
John Liskcy, Klamath rancher,
on January 14. Witnesses called
were Liskey and Dale Mattoon.
Charge Upheld
The charge of assault, armed
with a dangerous weapon,
against John Haytcr in connec
tion with the shotgun shooting
of Claude Powell, Shcvlin log
ger, was uphold by the grand
Jury. Witnesses called to testify
in the alleged shooting at Shcv
lin on February 2, included
Sheriff Low nnd Mrs. Claude
Powell, wife of the injured mnn.
All persons named In the true
bills, with the exception of Ash
wcll and Lilly, are in the county
jail. Ashwell is in custody in
New Mexico, Lilly at liberty on
bond.
Circuit Judge Vandcnberg an
nounced Monday night that he
would set Friday, February 23,
as time. for arraignment.
If It's a "frozen" article you
need, advertiso for a used one
In the classified.
PHILS GET NEW MASCOT
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20 (VP)
The Phillies have a new mascot
a stray dog rescued by Ticket
Sales Manager Joe Alexander
from the perils of a revolving
door.
MacPhail, Barrow, Think Alike'
When Yank Boss Is Talking
NEW YORK Col. Larry Mac-
; Phail, new head of the Yankees,
keeps repealing that he and fcd
G. Barrow,: retiring president
and now chairman of the board,
think alike, but
Asked his opinion as to the ap
pointment of a baseball commis
sioner, tho new head of the New
York club replied: "I agree with
Mr. Barrow about that. I think a
commissioner should be appoint
ed immediately, and "
narrow broke it, saying: "1
don't think that at nil. I think wc
should tnkc our time about it."
Lined
WORK. JACKETS
Grey Covert
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
800 Main
MURPIIKY'S SEED STOItE
DOG COLLARS
and DOG CHAINS
WW
Dogs lave torrel And no
wonderl It' wholesome, nu
tritious, spatially, designed
to appeal to theml More
nourishment pound for,
pound than choicest round
steak! Fits into any feeding
program. Get a Larro Dog
Book and read about - It.
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MADE BY GENERAL MILLS
MURPHEY'S SEED STORE
j BOWLING j
LADY BJO LEAGUE
Coc.-Col.
McOlflord 113 131 133
Clv.ll 143 174 103
Kins 110 120 121
llunnker 135 101 128
Pernlsottl v .176 ISO 130
Handicap 62 82 112
Tolll I7S7 TM T2
Brtwr Btorci
RroffH 14n
Grddtl . ..12
Sehorn ............. 121
Jensen ... ..........133
Gardner ... 117
Handicap . 96
131
171
143
132
14S
96
126
17S
10S
Total
...746 821 733 3300
Adams ......
Butler
Clemens .....
Drew .
Green
Handicap ...
Total ....
Patty
MrGrath -.
Keller
VoBler
McCollum
Handicap ...
Crater Hotel
132 141
. 113 137
.. 104 121
- Ill 123
144 160
722 799
Loreni Ce.
147 133
1G3 H6
132
93
174
136
sa
124
146
96
116
111
134
114
185
147
Total 749 717 807 2273
llasel's Beauty Shop
KilKore 153 140
n. Koubert Ill 126
Cherry 126 140
Anderson 128 120
llclderman 133 98
Handicap 111 111
Total 1764 744
Flubrer s Haaery
Eaton
127
Waehler
McDonald Li'
Sullivan HI
Poppy ..138
Handicap , 101
Total -.802
137
111
146
126
147
103
97
119
111
141
140
107
119
133
101
421
384
374
334
330
333
761 74T 2330
Blaett and While
.104
.103
110
149
144
123
121
117
118
Clinton
Stclnman
Belloltt
Owens ....
Brltt
Handicap .
Total '33 787
Rsccett Insurance
van jsrussei no ,
Tyler - 158
Baxter 163
Pane .....123
Backes 183
Handicap ...
l
141
120
146
130
- 96
398
202
349
436
417
369
332
. 432
444
414
462
.841 784 767 2392
WEATHER
T...av. F.hrair, IS. IMS
Max. Mln. Preclp.
Euirene , 43
Klamath Falls 44
Sacramento 61
North Bend 46
Portland 46
Medford 52
Reno !
...57
.47
43
35
Nino building permits were
granted at the meeting of the
city council last night.
Names ol me persons receiv
ing a permit and the approxi
mate cost of the construction
work include: H. C. Raymond,
349 Alameda, $150; D. C. Holt,
810 Doty, $200: Asa C. Forestall,
1321 Pleasant, $300; Charles
Hollcnbeck, 625 Adams, $200;
E. A. McNeely, 1138 Owens, $45;
Arthur Stitcs, 1860 Manzanlta,
$500; Joe Horsley, 1800 Es
planade, $500; Edwin L. Kurth,
Worden, $200; and Foulger's
store on Main, $2500.
The permit granted Foulger's
is for the construction of a new
front on the store and other
renovations.
EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
(Continued from Page One)
It Is noticeable that the Germans
have been attacking .hardest In
the past few days' where Koncv's
and Zhukov's forces come to
gether. TTHE Germans say Zhukov has
been pouring masses of men
Into the Oder front directly east
of Berlin and add that "the storm
will break soon."
"pHE Germans today are re
ported to be counterattacking
heavily clear down in Slovakia
and northern Hungary, where
General Mallnovsky is pushing
toward Brataslava and Vienna.
There is hard fighting clear up
along the Baltic.
The Russian front ia a LONG
front.
Lake view Voters to
Decide On Tax For
Paving City Streets
LAKEVIEW, (Special) .The
voters of Lakeview will go to
the polls Monday, March 5, to
either, give the town council the
power to levy an additional 24
mill tax for the next three
years for the improvement of
city streets, or to turn the pro
posal down.
If the ordinance carries. Lake
view will have approximately 40
more blocks of paved streets
within the city limits, according
to Walt Sandquist, city engineer.
The 24-mill tax levy will for the
three-year period raise about
$105,000 and it will cost In the
neighborhood of $35,000 a mile
to do a complete job on the pro
posed construction.
According to the town coun
cil's plan, the new streets will
be graded so that surface water
can run off, permanent plant
mix asphalt paving from curb
to euro, gutters and a storm
drainage - system ' will- be in
stalled. Morse Presides
Over Senate
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 Wl
Senator Morse (R-Ore.) presided
over the senate for the first time
yesterday during part of the
day's session.
Vice-President Truman invit
ed Morse to take the gavel.
(NBA Ttlephalo)
Lieutenant Clyde Monaghan, 30-year-old Navy pilot, pictured with his
alleged "shotgun" bride, Nancy. In a divorce suit filed In San Francisco,
the Navy flyer says wife of his commanding officer at Georgia airfield
offered him choice of marrying Nancy or facing courtmartial. Now h
wants his freedom.
Marine Charged With
Breaking Basic Rule
Cpl. Belford M. Buckley, ma
rine stationed at the Marine Bar
racks, is due to appear in police
court this afternoon charged
with violation of the basic rule.
Sgt. C. P. Baker of the Marine
Barracks posted $5 bail yester
day for running a stop sign.
Three drunks, one drunk and
disorderly case, and one vag ap-
S eared in police court this morn
ig. NEW HAVEN Alan Ford,
Yale swimmer, swam 100-yards
free-style in 40.4 in 20-yard pool,
breaking Johnny Weissmuller's
world record of 49.8 seconds.
AT FIRST
SIGN OF A
yarn
use 646;
Cold Prepatations'as 'directed.
Leather Boot Laces
Shoe Oil
Shoe Grease
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Benjamin Franklin, among
his olher accomplishments, in
vented the harmonica.
Northern California Thin cloudiness
today, tonight and Wednesday, but sunny
during day. Rising temperatures.
Oregon Partly cloudy today with
snow flurries extreme east portion.
Pnrtlv cloudy tonight. Wednesday cloudy
with light rains northwest portion and on
coast. Little change In temperature.
CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION
NEW YORK Johnny Allen is
Ihe only active major league
pitcher who celebrated two
birthdays in the course of a big
league winning streak. The vet
eran Giant spun a 17-gamc skein
for . the Indians between Septem
ber 10, 1936, and October 3,
1937. His birthday is September
30. '
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