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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1945)
Jewish Elements Blamed For Palestine Terrorism Friday, November 2, 194S HEHALD AND NEWS THHEE IF CONCERTS SLATED By HENRY B. JAMESON LONDON, Nov. i (I') Fluid Murshul Lord Oort resigned to. day as Mi conimlssltmiir of turbulent Pnlostlno as the British KOv,nimiit lold thu blamo (or terrorism thero on Jewish olo intnt. Colonial Sucrotuiy Ooorgo Hall described tho moat wldcsproud and highly oriKnlxnd sabotimo in tho history of the country us a "dastardly sarins of outrages" resulting from "very curoful plan um by u vary consldiirubla organization among Juwlsh com munities." , In norby Egypt, onll-Zlonlst elomonts started a general strike in .Cairo on this mntversury of tho Unlfour dcclarntlon, demand ing that thu Jews bo awakened "from their drcum of a homo In Palestui." Street fighting broko out. Pollco fired In tho air at tempting to disperse crowds. ArD lacllons of Palestine ulao started a guncrnl strlko agulnst Dm llulfour dcclnratlon nnd Zionist ultns. Anil) shops closed unci prayers wcro culluu in 1110 mosques. Hull told commons Lord Cort resigned because he was 111 and Hint n succossor wouia no nnmvo as soon us possible. J. V. W. Hhaw, chief secretory, will ad- mlnlstor the Palestine? govern ment In tho Interim. Resort to Force Hull expressed rogrut "that there would bo this wanton ru sort to force" while tho British were exuinluing nil melius to solve tho Jcwlsh-Amb problem lie said thero wcro sufficient forces In Pnlcstlno to dual with the uprisings but "both the Pol cstlno police and the forces havo a difficult and doltcuto tusk to nerform. A Jerusalem dispatch sold sketchy service was resumed on the railroads which had been cut In 133 plucps 24 hours before In a nationwide wave of saooingc At least thrco saboteurs wore known to have bi'cn killed In terrorist attacks. Two were slain when they tried to set off cxplo' slves at the Haifa Oil Refinery, the British military said. Apparently there was no di rect connection between Lord Gort's resignation and tho dis- The Fremont junior high band which I muklng rapid progress this year has been scheduled for a scries of concerts through out tho city. Recently the mem bers gavo a conceit for tho stu dents at Pelican school, and on November 19, they will play u concert (or tho Klwunls club. This group is under the direc tion of Orlund Warcup, assist ant In the music department, who has had a great deal of ex perience In band work, having been director of tho 42nd field urtlllery bund during World War I. Wurcup come to the Klamath Kails schools from Breckenrldge, Minn., and Is a grudtinto of the Vandercook school of music. Members of tho band are. Cornets: Dm ton Adams, Bill Gass, Don Montgomery, Bob Pelzoldt, Edwin Clary, Robert Motschenbachcr, Wuyno Berg loff. Clarinets: Gcraldlno Lewis, Delores Kidder, Robert Long, Robert Lurson, Colleen Nail, Marjorle Smith, George Adler, Barbara Swnnson, Junnita Neat ly, Myra Lion, Delores Wott, Collette Nail. Jim Mosby. Baritone: Robert Cosper. Trombone: John Elliot. Dick Petzoldt, Leo Trlppctt, Lo Mar Cumtlnghnm. C Melodic Sax: Larry Dcrrnh, . Herold Patterson. E alto sax: Elwood Tracy. Flutes: Marilyn Moore, Joyce Lee Iloagland, Phyllis Kuup. French horn: Betty Shearer. Bass: Richard Buumgardncr, Richard Edwards, Drums: Morjlo Scherrer, Michael Carcorn. Portland's Traffic Toll Rises to 55 PORTLAND, Nov. 2 (IP) Portland'! steadily- Increasing traffic death toll stood at OS today after Poter Meeve, about (10, was killed by an unidenti fied motorist last night. There wera only 30 fatalities the same time last year. TO TO RESCUE PEINE REDMOND. Ore.. Nov. 2 VP) Townsfolk here lost no time sneedlno to tho rescue of a B-24 bomber unable to land last night on the darkened Redmond army air field now closed. Word spread quickly that tho big Liberator circling the field was In trouble. Soon more than 200 aulns, three fire trucks, and an emergency first aid cor were lined up . along the 7000-foot runway, hendlliilits blazing. The plane, carrying a crew of four, cruised to a pcricci jnna liur. Lt. G. W. Sliuno, pilot, said tho bombor hod only thrco hours' fuol left and could not roach ; Portland because of bad weather. Tho B-24 was en route from McChord Field, Wash, to Oklahoma City. Hans Norland Flra Insurance. 123 N. 6th Street. turbances, however. Making the announcement, George Hall, sec retary for the colonics, sulci we hliih commissioner had stepped down because of ill health. A curfew was Imposed yester day In Palestine after a night In which rallwnys were cut in at lousi zu places ana explosions wuro set off ut widely scattered points. Street righting Street flKlitlnu broko out in downtown Cairo today, colncl- dentui with tho beginning of a general strlko by antl-Zlonlst elements who distributed nam- piueis demanding mat me jews bo awakened "from their dream of a home In Palestine." Police fired shots In tho air in attempts to disperse tho crowds. In Palestine, tho Palestine Post said tho outbursts there indi cated thu Jows "have gono over from defensive to offensive ac tion" In their campaign for the lifting of British wlilto paper quota restrictions on Jewish im migration. The newspaper said the acts represented "a new step In defiance which tho Jewish Ccoplo were driven to proclaim ccausc it wus clear that the white paper, far from being re voked, was to ce continued in force." Hull told commons casualties In the outbreaks in Palestine were five killed and at least eight wounded, adding that be caune of the widespread nature of the attacks, reports on them wcro Incomnleto. 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