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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1947)
Nationals JakeOver Red Capital NANKING, March 11) (II Feat niuvliifi Chlncae nullonnllat troops touk ovor tile Chinese communist capital lit Yminn to clHy til the end of 11 200-milo forced mnrch from Kian. The drat of the uovuniniunt forces al 10 a, m, today entered mo red cupiiui virtually a Kiioni city aiiico lu ovacuutlou by communists und the rcmovul or prnctlcnlly every thing that could be curried away. Dispatches aimounclnu. the capture niciitloned no fighting and It win presumed Hint Com imuilat (Jen. Ho Lung's defense troops hud fudud Into the Shonsl province mminlulna. Party Chieftain Mho Tse-tuug und oth er communist lenders curlier wi-re reported to have loft the clly. T h e occupation, following swiftly hvhlnd an iinnntinccincnt by Minister of Information Pen lUui'h-pel that the government column wua within sight of Ye nun, Indicated that the commun ists hiid made good tlirlr plan nrd evacuation and curried nut their doclaion not to defend tho city. The announcement from Peng had placed the I r no pa of Gen, Ilu Chung-nan wllhln alKht of the clty'a outer defense towen, about 13 milpa from tho heart of Ycnnn. Area Man i Druq store Curl R, Schneider, formerly of Larkspur, Calif., across tho bay from Sun Francisco In the new owner of the drill! aloro In the Idella'a iirorery building at 4848 South 0th afreet. The business wna formerly operated by Mm. Esther Newell. Schneider, with lu wife and young on. arrived here In late February from the buy area where ho operated a pharmacy. The couple bought a home on S. 6ili In the vicinity of the bus Ineaa location. The word henlhrn once re ferred to country folk. By MARY O'BRIEN I loud hoaloaa Marccllg Rand will prualdo at tho banquet given In honor of tho Pelican banket ball teum and the Junior Varsity team in mo cafeteria b e twoun 6 and 0 tonight. Other hoateaiiei for the Sugur and S p I c o affair are Helen Jiicknon, Helen Kckert, Ardell Hwlnncy, and Nudlne Y o c key. Conche and other school offlclula have been In vited to the affair, loo. Nudlne Yockey and her food committee will be preparing Hie bumiuct meul under the super vision of adviser Helen Sllno. Other commlllee heada includo Blllle Walter In charge of the nerving committee and June Henaly who heada the enter tainment committee. Featured vocalist arc Darlene Knowlea and Patty Meyers, both accom panied by Pat MacMlllan. Mary O'Brien Shirley Dulloti nnd Juunno Al beo liuve also plunnud a aklt. I, inline Henry, Union Kckert, LuVonio Ainbora, Uiiiinu Wilkca. Hone Cirouduhl, Jac(ucllno Lund und Mary lirooka liuve each com pleted a week a work at the chamber of commercu. Under tho annual co operative program deserving glrla are given the opportunity to work afternoona dully from one to five for the practical experience it glvea them. The glrla Hated above will aturt on the accond round of working beginning next Monday. In the peat thla ayatom Initi ated by the commercial depart ment hnn paid off for Judith Brown and La Verne Hodges, former participant who secured position at the chamber of com merce. Currently und through her work In the name program, Efflo Iiotuna la the C of C chief clerk. Leaving after the basketball banquet tonight will be three Sugar and Spice representatives Hlllle Wallcra, Nudlne Yockey, and Mnrcellu Rand who will attend tho alule meeting of Fu ture Homcmukcra of America. The slate conference la to be held on the OSC cornpua In Cor vollla. Of the above glrla, Mar celln la tho prcaldcnt of the local club which hnn been extremely active thla year playing host to Hie Southern Oregon conference. tlila (Mint full, sponsoring the buakelball banquet, and now completing plana for a semi- formal dunce for thla Friday. A Victory dunce la scheduled to be held at' tho Teen Canteen Thuraday night beginning at 8 In honor of the Pelican basket ball team. The teen-age bond hua been engaged for the dance. For thla reason there will be no rcgulur canteen dance tonight. TAX MAN IN DAT VI, - , I . n , ... , anuniYi, iviurcn iv in -state Tux Commissioner Wallace 8. Ynurion win assume his posi tion April 15, Governor Earl Snell announced today. Wharton hua been serving a u captuln In the navy, and la a former member of the tux com-mlaaion. Barkley Draws One Year Term John A. "Jackie" Barkley, 20-year-old Klamath Indian and ex serviceman, drew a sentence of one year and a day in federal court at Portland Tuesday and will go to a federal reformatory, probably Inglewood, Colo. 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