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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1945)
Coast Guard Stations Attacked By Armed Jews JERUSALEM, Nov. 20 Ml Police buttered with butima iiml triir una toiluy tutu this aur iouikIimI Jewish settlement of Sliofnylm, one of three Iciciilltlus surrounded yealcrday nf tor mined Jewa wounded 14 officers In nttncka on const guard sta tions. Curfow prevailed nloiift n In tUi auclinii of tlio I'nlestliiu (mint, wlicro the llrlllsli wero trying to sltii) lllennl ImmlKi'H t ion. The Ilrlllxli xlxlh iilrbiirno (llvlnli)lt hull cordoned off Bile fiiylm, Glvuth J i it 1 in and Hlsh bon. Lingo crowds manned llio bnr rlenden at Shofiiylm, l'ollco nil vlNed them to disperse and nt tuekcd when they reduce). A usually well-informed Jew ish Informant nald la settlers of Sliefiiylm wero wounded when troop penetrated the village, ' wielding tlio butt onda of their rifles. The report wua not of fjehilly confirmed Immediately. Attackers Trallad A British commtinliine said polleo and troops trailed at tackers of the coast Kiiard sta tions to the Jowlsh settlements which were surrounded, "Action In pursuit of those responsible for tlio outraKos analnnt the count guard stiitlons continue!," the communique added. l'ollco colored the Glvuth Ilnlm colony Into yesterday afternoon and requested the vli jaiio leader to urrungc a parade for Identification. Crowds, armed with sticks, met in the center of the colony and the polico withdrew, the British but not too big to be friendly YtS, w'r the) "bio" hot I, Anal baiauio w r lh big httf sfotatmtn ad diplomats. Admiral and Oanaroli, nd Ufa ! mavla tort uit natural ly cam te The) Olymplf. Of urio wa'ra haapy hnvm thm, but actwatly w r nnlaui. In tatt mora anxfavi ta hava wr Narthwait nalflh ban. Tha apala flrawar I ram tha Wanotthaa Vol I ay, tha I am bar man fram Oraoon, tha mining man from Spokane, tha mar thant fram F arttand. Jhh U Hkaff han In faattla ad) w want tham fa via If. Wa anvUlan Tha Olympic m$ balnf a tart af haadquortara far ovr nalohbara fram all part af tha itata whan thay era In laaltla, Tha placa fa whtch Jtl ana af tha Narthwait coma (vat m notvrolly, and faaf uif math af noma, as da tltliam af tha warld. And that It pradtaly what wa would Ilka It fa ba 9a wfian yow ama fa laottU, ama fa Tha Olympic. You'll find that whlla wa'ra big, wa'ra not taa big fa ba frlandly. That wa ara going "oil aut" fa da larva your builnait. And you'll ba ivrprliad at tha raoionabla mm af lha bill, tool I I TOM OtlDIIUIVI I I OcnHol Manager I ..Irrfiif! i ii iUu ii i-L. HOTEL statement mild. A troop cordon wua inulntahied. "Attompts were mudo by the Jews to break the cordon and force their way throuKh," the commuulqtio said, "In ono case It becuma noaossury to open fire to stop them, One Jew was wounded. "At Shcfuyim and nisbon. similar obstruction was offered by la r (io crowds of Jews .who poured Into the colonies from the aurroundhiK country. The area was cordoned off by police and British troops," Bandit Makes Haul Of $500 SPOKANE. Wash., Nov. 26 (IP) After forcing a waitress to hand over somo $500 from the cash register, a masked bundit escaped last night, while po lice offlcer'i gun blasted two shots at his fleeing form. Dectccllvo V, M. Morgim said two policemen entered the crowded shack cufe Just after tho masked man had forced the wuitresa to give him the money. The officers ordered him to holt when they saw ho was curry ing a gun, but tho bandit started running und ono of tho police men fired twice. Tho escaping thief foil ufler the second shot, but got up and fled down an alley. Morgan said a man was arrested shortly after tho robbery, und wua held f6r questioning. The man was not wounded. Child Fatally Shot While Playing Game PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 28 (IP) A "Cowboy und Indiana" game brought death last night to soven-ycar-old Joanne Spoil man when her 12-year-old brother seized a 30-30 caliber rifle his sister had substituted for a wooden gun sho had when parents left tho homo. Detective Bard Purccll report ed Lester Sncllman said he turned the gun toward hla sister as she romped away from mm, then pulled tho trigger. The child was shot .through the heart. The father told police he was certain the gun was not loaded when he recently put it In a closet. Boise Man Held For Armed Assault PENDLETON, Ore., Nov. 28 (IP) Albert A. Anderson, Boise, Idaho, was held on $2000 ball today on a chargo of assault with a dangerous weapon In the knifing :of Joel Culver,- Boise manager of Fox studios. Culver Is In a hospital here with serious abdomen wounds received In a Thanksgiving Day scuffle near a tavern on Pendle ton outskirts. Anderson was bound over to the county grand Jury. NOMINATED WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (IP) President Trumon today nomi nated Maple T. Hurl of Denver to be chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance corporation. SIDE GLANCES f&ium wt wa sunct, me. t. n an, u, a, jyn; en k "Dad wintcd me" to fio hunting today, but I think I've. lSj)jlj By JOAN O'NEILL Tho senior class meeting called Wednesday morning was for the purpose of Informing th stu- rfontji nn the Civil Air Pa- mi!JmmmlV trol. Seniors were given first chance at joining the or ganisation. M r. Hitch cock of the CAP tulktd to the seniors. will be eiven one night a J0n O'N.lll week for two hours and 1 semester credit will be given any student taking this course. Tho same opportunities will be offered to the Juniors soon. Big and Llttl. 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And Incidentally A number of the students as well as the faculty have been out of school this year with sick ness. The absences this year have been greater than in years past. Pcllcana is presenting a mus ical program tomorrow night with a number of KUHS students appearing, so tune in at 8:15. Some Crop Payments Set To End Production payments for three groups of farm commodities now made to Oregon farmers by county AAA committees will be terminated not loter than June 30, 1040, reports R. B. Taylor, chuirmun of the state AAA com mittee, The programs affected are those for whole milk and butter fut, beef cattle and sheep and lambs. The exact termination dates have not been announced, but tho chairman reminded that payment rates for buttcrfat and whole milk have been an nounced to April 1, 1946. Word of the termination of these programs was included in an announcement by the office of war mobilization and recon version that most wartime food subsidies would be withdrawn by June 30, 1948. These sub sidies were authorized by con gress and Initiated to stimulate production and stabilize the cost of living. Subsidy Payments In addition to the producer payments, the withdrawals an nouncement Includes subsidy payments to food processors. Among the processor subsidies which affect Oregon commodi ties are those on canned and frozen vegetables, to end with the 1945 crop season; cheese, to end not later than Februarv 2B 1946; pork rollback subsidy of $1.30 per hundredweight, to end not later than March 31, 1946; Kork subsidy of 40 cents per undredweight, to end not later than June 30, 1946; prunes, to end with tha 1943 crop season, and flour, to end not later than June 30, 1948. the announcement said In creases in retail celllns Drices would result on some commodi ties, while no increase would be made for others. Termination on November 1 of the 5-cent sub sidy on butter was offset by a corresponding increase in ceiling price. Washington officials be lieve that decreases in other food prices will keep total food costs to consumers at or below present levels. The announcement further said that no determination has been made as to the ending of subsidies on sugar and oilseed, and payments to non-processing slaughterers. The sugar sub sidy referred to is the payment to processors. Payments direct to producers, as authorized by the sugar act of 1937, presum ably are not affected. Gresham Girl Hurt In Bus Accident GRESHAM, Nov. 26 (IP) A 10-year-old girl was injured in the knee yesterday when a Gres-ham-Portlaml bus left the high way west of here and a fence pole tore through the front of the vehicle. Sheriffs deputies reported Driver Frank E. Snell, Gresham, said he turned to avoid striking a car that pulled onto the high way In front of the bus, which crashed through the fence. Dar lene Baker, Gresham, was the only passenger injured. DEVELOPING ENLARCINC PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. i THE MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOP Will Be Closed Till December 3 For Alterations Monday, Nov. 28, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN Marsh Seeks Congress Post McMINNVILLE, Nov. 26 (IP) Eugene E. 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