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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1947)
State Department Reveals Long Suppressed Clauses Of Yalta, Teheran Meets WASHINGTON, March 211 fl'i A score of lonil aiippicBst'd t'ltuiHt'M of the Tel I run, Yiilln and Putsdnni agreement wore spread on I he record today with mi official pi'uinlu tluil llii'.v were Ihc Inst of the secret from the wiir-tlmc iiiocIIiimh of the nl lli'il lllg Three. The official text 1 j 1 1 tl I rl ! by tll( Htlltp (ll'lHII'lllll'Ilt IllCludl'll disclosure nf nn agreement lit Ti'limn by President rtooivcll, aiu: YOU TALL? ii jtmlurm (OATS Uiittiretl by I'o i- the lull Miaaor Woumti 10NGCR SLEIVf lONOtH SMIRT 10NSER waist Sinnt'tly tyleil In lit mid flutter if you arc about 5 ft. 7 to 6 ft ( illl allocs oil). t Miirshiil Slulln uiul I'rliim Mln luliir Churchill favoring Tur key'n entry lulu tliu wur ugiilunt the AxIm bclcii'ti the end of IIMU. Acting Secretary of Stiilu Uoun AcIichdii lolii tlu Kunnto foreign relation roiiiiiilttou yes terday tliut Turkey's neutrality aided thv allied cause by bur ring t) io wiiy to Axl expunslon Into tliv Middle Kiift. Tin.' TuIiiiiii "nillllnry con clusion'' Hiokc of forthcoming iicgntlntluu to bring Turkey In to Ihc wnr but left unanswered whether the TiuM iictuully woro pressed lit Ihc time to Join Ihc allies. 'J'lu-y eventually did de dure u Mute of wnr with Ger iiiiinv mid Jiipnn efecllvc Mnrch 1, linn, lc IIiiiii three month! before V-K day, Ainu ut Tehiiin, the uuree iiient disclosed, Stulln pledged Hint should Turkey become n foe of Cii'iiniiny mid a n result be iilliii'ked by Bulgaria, Itusshi would declare war on Bulgaria. The uliile dciiirtnieiit puhllsh ed the official lex In lit the di rection of Aehenon, who iiKi'ccd to the uellon nl IiikI week's hear 1 1 lUs hi the house forelun rela tions coininlllce on the proposal for ?4(W 000.0(1(1 of aid to Cirecce mid Turkey. Charivari Ends " In Police Court PORTLAND, Mnrch 25 iA'i Portland police nerved mi un ro mantic warning lii.it night on the charivari, traditional In many pm tii nf the went. They pounced on ii wedding Daily going through town with horn tontlnij mid tin cium clang llll!. It com the bridegroom and Hirer other member of the party $3 bond each, while the bride waited at the police station door. FCASH ! !, I or ymur Id wlnf mirhln. New u tht ltm In cta II In. Sewing Machine Service Phono 6771. 3218 Shut Way Seed Oyster Shipment Slated ASTOH1A. Ore.. Mnrch ll ll'i The freighter John Mary Oden Im scheduled to arrive here Murch HO with a duckloud of Japanese oyster hcixIn from I ho port of Oglnoliomo and to din charge 1)225 case for "plant lug" in Tllluinook buy. Thin will be the first forelun cargo received hero since the war and tun rk h reMimptlon of trade between the lower Colum bia river area and Japan, Another shipment of 8200 ciinex from Japan In to reach Coo Lay noon, the Pacific Oys ter Orower' assochitlon. which In making arrangement to re need American bed, reoorled today. These two lot lire a nurt of fiO.400 canon purchased by the association through the U. S, Commercial company. Patrons Club Opens Drive The Parent Mnd Palronn club of Klumalh Union high nchool 1 making definite effort to liicrenne ii membership, accord Inn to Mr. Frank Peyton, presi dent. Mr. Peyton today urged that all parent of youngster in the nchool Join the omnni.atliin, aud announced the next mcctinK will be held April 9, Due for Joining are nmall, and are used to finance senior aetlvltle a well a for refresh menu for club meeting. Till year. he ald, it I hoped to finance the aenior banquet and recent Ion. Meeting of the Parent and Patron club arc , held In the main auditorium at the high nchool. Dixon Funeral Rites Wednesday . funeral ervice for jamc T. Dixon, prominent Fort Klamath and Roseburg rancher who died in Florida on March 17, will be held at the Rose mortuary in Roneburg at .1 p m.. Wednesday. Mr. Dixon wa aged 68 year at the time of hi death. He had been in ' the cattle business in Oregon for many year with hi brother. William of Ro-teburg. and Scth of Fort Klamath. Remodeling Program On At Hospital The old brick building of the Klamath Valley hoapital, the flint wing of which ha stood at the corner of 4th and Pine for the pant 27 year ! undergoing a $50,000 remodeling and In stallation job which darted about two month ago. Since the firt wing of Die hoKpltal wni completed In 1920, much additional conniructlon, remodeling and enlarging ha been done until a iccond wing, connecting corridor and recep tion room and the Vnlley hotel now occupies a good section of the block. About five year after the 1 1 ml wing wa constructed, the second wing wa built. Three year later the hotel wa built and the wing connected by cor ridor and roccotlon room. The building 1 constructed of brick and concrete, the hard old concrete which wa made to lant now strongly resisting the elec tric drill lined to cut through sections for remodeling plana. ! Many of the room have al j ready been redecorated. The I main part of the remoilelin? ob. i however, is Installatoln of an : elevator to serve the three floor of the building and construction of a new kltcben whlen win be located where the old laundry wa and will be eniiipped in stainlcs steel. At nrosent the kitchen Is on the third floor. A large new din ing room will also be added where hospital taff luncheons and meetine will be held. Charles P. Van Dorcn. man- Flames Destroy Menial Hosp building but was pulled to I Iffll. Kill JHA Mnm Evacuated III RAI D NEW. Klamilk mill. Oia. TI'KSDAT, Mnrrk M, IMT. t Thr lenge of World Leadership." The public I invited to attend, STK1LACOOM, March 29 IA1 One patient was found dead after fire destroyed a four-ward wing of the Western State hospital, a puticnt were re- i moved to other wards which i ing. All patients in the burned i ,.ou ?" estimated 2800 addi-1 building were men. ,ional inmates. M Cause of the blaze I Classified Ads Bring Results. JI'T RKCLIVCD AlUlmiat ART METAL f, I r 4-Drawtr Steel Letter or Legal Files Walnal, Omk mr Sttfl Office Choirs "tTtrrlklac far Ida Ofllc" PIONEER Printing and Stationery Co. I-II alk ttk SI. THE ONLY SLIP Achievement! The new Skylon slip , . . dress measure size for clothes perfect fit! Sized exactly os your clothes, 12 to 20; 38 to 42. Flexi ble fit, it's 6-gore design, the sturdiest of nylon faggotted seams. All adroitly fashioned in the Sky Ion manner of tubable, wearable crepe-back rayon satin or fine, rayon crepe. Dress measure sizes 12 to 20; 38 to 42. Medium or minus. White, pink. Only 3.98 Jfatf wefoihb V K0D A Fmttmmn rff mymm ymrm $0 was un-; determined although it was GOP Women To Hear - -, , , MM.uKllt III IIMVC Ul IKIIIULl'U 1,1 U- i All mental institution, before dawn clothes room on the top floor j HltChCOCK AddrCSS UJUHy out mu wuieia were re-im uooui i:tu a. m: len lire moved suteiy whonc calmness The bodv 38. committed recentlv from i reached a height of 300 feet, for " 11"" -f. " .T King countv (Seattle) and held! three hours before bringing ( 5ay cvenina March 28 at the for removal to Edgard, La., was them under control. jhil4'h school auditorium.' it was found on the top floor. One hour after the main announced todny by William The only other casuaty report- y, " - - iorcnz, pubii ,. oi.,.i i-iui ii t. flame a patient was observed , ii, .,,.. coma, a ho.pltal employe, who ! pounding on a brirred window of chosen for his subject. suffered a broken leg ...h... i "' " - - - struck bv a living brick as wall ' ricd UP 8 ladder, and fastened tor BJSS3Bav5!E Ti& vttS'&Mn were br b" " 1 F ....ii.j .1 .. u,".. and a- second attemnt was 1 mamummmammm Lock factories of the world produce more than 110.000,000 locks annually to keep belong lugs safe. ARROW SHIRTS Hospital officials said five pa-1 illt( coud bc pucd out. llcnls, none considered danger-1 The DBtient stcDo6d onto the ous, escaped during the fire and that two were brought back dur ing the morning. In addition to the 230 removed from the burn ing wing, 86 patients were ' darted niuvcu irom an aujacem puna- ladder and descended by him self, profusely thanking the fire men and hospital superintendent w. in. Keller. One other patient back into the burning aacr of the hospital division of aic ivihiiihiii meuicai service hllt-atl tnfl full,-. nl.n. ... cludo new up-to-date major and minor surgeries, fracture and A-ray rooms and a new labora tory. This work will not bc started until the present project n com pleted. Van Doren aid, and it is hoped to eventually have a -- " .... 1 ' an wen : as a physio-therapy department. ; rur ne presenv me valley hotel will continue to operate as it is, according to Van Doren. Authorized Factory BENDIX Home Laundry SERVICE Factory Trained Service Man 1 jud Received! Colored city chairman for I mm 0 I Uil.h.,,.l, I,... 1 I By WINGS I Uttn. Lts vtoeRno , since J 1 ; ! GEORGE :'( -3U WOOD A I Mld, Wnh fui.d collars and I t 1 ' -Cr I othr W'" tailoring del 1 I. a "it ft V iaii. i na snirts ar uaaigo- ( 7ff-cZ d to bring out the bast with jEg5Tjj your spring suits. OREGON EQUIPMENT W 2! 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