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i 4 1 l i V i 1 rUt'jDAY, DLC. 23, 1947 Deportation Proceedings Postponed I.AKK KIICCKHH. Dee. XI iVi l'lMlutln ii'h'iifIIiik UK u 1 1 im n Cheek cnnitiiiinlsl ewnei.Miiileiit mcreilltril lo Ihr Ullllril Niitliilm were piiMpnneil today iim U. frj. of (liluln wrlxhrd (I in mnMhlllly Unit the. ai'llnn vlulntetl ml agreement Willi Hie UN. The lnHiit wu riiMtl liy UN Hec retiiiy tlenenil Tryuvr Me, who dlfiiuli'hrd ii Ittlruriun hint nlKlit In Wnrrrn Austin, chief U, H. delcuiiie, nllliiK attention lo u provlMim In I ho inurement under which Ihr United Nations hewltiitiirtrrs wit Mtitbllntird here. Acrrrniriil ftlucle Tim Kiii eement provide tliul no nrrepniHleiil uc credited In the world oimuiliuitloii oliull he com pelled t Icuvo Ihn United Htuten until lh UN iifcieliiry ftrnriii! him Imiii consulted. I'lilhtlliK mil Unit he hnd 1 hern nut If led In ml vniH'O of thtf depurUllon proceed Inn Mr wired AuMIn: "Would npprerliilp prompt con- ...... I.t ....fiintiM w ultlt ttlMlfl. t mimi-i mini, hi j ...... ... qumteril agreement." Men union nlno Vin expected to delay depot-iuilon proinilinio 5 prndlim against mi Imllun enr- respondent accredited lo the l)N. Me acted niter receiving u men- mme from the llieik coirr- poiitcnt Nlchohis Kyrlulill-d- f vising Unit he Willi m "ciniuro : ,! m Kill Island for deportation "oil ; i chnriien conrernltiK only my pollti- ' rnl urillliilliin." Arretted Thursday 4 W. r. WatWiM. district director J '' -f tl, tiikllrM fl,.iiirlliiellt'n lltlll ll - : Itrnllon mid nntiimllulli'ii service. ; , v.ri.,Lii. lieen i.irriled i lm.1 Thuraday under an lininutrn- turn unrrntil chill ullio II a " be er i and membership In and altlll aiinn with an oigiinltitlnn iidvls. Ing. advocutlng and teii'liiim the overthrow by force and violence of the government of the United States." Amnesio Victim Up For Forgery 1WIN FALLS. Mil.. Dec 2J ..Vi Iwls D. Rare, a Burley, Ida . war veteran found two weeks ago In Olympla, was held In the Twin Falls city Jail today pending arraignment on a charge of forgery. The youth, identified by his father fijr hn hurl wondered into the Olympla post office and avserted he suffered from amnesia, was broiiKlit here yesterday from Hurley after , Probate Judge Henry W. Tucker ruled he was "sane from a legal i standpoint." I Race also Is under !oo bond In Cassia county for future appearance on charges of desertion filed by Ills wife, F.lmeda. Only Two Building Permits Issued Building permits Issued by the elty for the week ending Monday set a new low with only H00 in building. Only two permits were Issued and okayed by the city They are for SIM) to C. A Moore, repairs. 1044 Auburn, and $260 to J. P. Stoerkleln, remodeling. 2441 B. Sth. FOR RESERVATIONS Call Klamath Falls 7128 or Dorris 151 Pick up your tickets at RICKYS JEWELERS WWMMMallaialR!SailllA!WW!llS 8 R i 8 CLOSED DEC. 25 - 26 - 27 GLADNEY and ADAMS Ready Mix Concrete CARNIVAL i : m ctHt mi tr uta truvtct mc t mo v I eat off "But lifting things ha alwayt eomed proper to him, Your Honor his parents raised him in hotels!" Magazine Tells Of Flighi Going Faster Than Sound WAKIIINGTON. Dec. Ti (,Vi-An ' American plane Is reported to have i fl"v.n fa-icr limn solum. The luaKn.lne Avlnllon Week anya In ita w.ur cu.ua nionu y inn len ao-i. .... rocket craft, has pierced the so c ulled sonic barrier on several occa sions during the pust monlh at Miiroc air buse, Calif. Marvin Miles, aviation writer for Iso wrote i the lAm Angeles Times, today that he had "learned from re liable sources" that the long-sounht had been attained. Col. S. A. KUKie. commanuaiH i the Muroe base, neither confirmed not denied the tetxirts. Kecretarv of Defense Forrestiil has Issued an order forbidding of- flclnl disclosure of progress in high speed flight. Mrs. Doolirrlc fie$ Suit I .OS ANOEI.K8. Dec 23 lV A Mm (( .,,,., maintenance has hrrn (1r) Blillllwt capt. James H nooimie Jr.. 20. son of the air i,cn general, by Mrs. F.lva S. uoomtle. lb. Her action. Illed In superior court yesterday, alleges cruelty and asks riistodv of their 3-year-nld son. James III. Capt. Doollttle filed suit foi divorco-at Dayton. )4 last De- cember I. He Is stationed at Wright field. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Froo Demonstration Tclcphono 9200 New Year's Eve By Dick Turner The apeed of sound enerlly la amted at 700 miles an hour. This Is based on a lenineralllre of ill decrees fahrenhelt at sea level. It varies up to 100 miles an hour In ellher illrecllnn as the temperature rises or rails. The mugu.lne said 'the first faster than sound flight was made by Capt. Charles Yaeger and has been duplicated several times by Yaeger nun icai pnois rinwaro Liny ana Herbert Hoover of the National As sociation of Aeronautics, the govern ment's top research agency. VMMMKMMMMKUUtisitLMMtMMtStt)teWti1XiMtlti?- JUST RECEIVED R , f. 1948 Model G.E Automatic Dishwasher With Garbage Disposal Unit Custom Aire Oil Circulating Heaters For 3, 4, ond 5 Room Homes CHAS. B. LEIB a W J( if. ; rt . m , jj ! si i I v. I 5 PLUMBING 443 Commercial lbKWl(KIIIKKltIlnHISllin)ii i&ohes f For Men . ((20 ohW) j j 9 " rtione 701J I1 ' HLRALD AND NEWS, Truman Gets Second Bird WAHHINOTON, Dec. S3 l'i President Trumnn received another ClirlhiiiuiJi turkey today. Henntor Morse ill.-Ore.) went to Mr. Truman's office hearing a 35 pound dressed bird which lie de scribed Ha the "ifrund champion" of the Kosebuig, Ore. poultry ahow. The accond Christmas Rtrt of the diiy waa a huite polnneltla plant which lla donora described as "the symbolic, Chrlatmaa flower." They were Robert II. Koluud of Chicago, executive secretary of the Hocicty of American Florist, and Uninvllle Ouilc of Washington, a director of the aoclety. Billl another KifL whk an original ( curtoon taken to the White Hoiihe by Clifford Herryninn, cartoonIM for the WiinhlhKfin rJtar. The cartwm waa publbihcd In a booklet In connection with the Grid iron club dinner here December 13. It showed the prcaldert rldlnn on a mcrry-Ko-rnund and reaching for a rliiK labeled "necond term." Berrymnn a a Id the prehldent thnimhl It a Kood Joke on himself and had expreHHed an Intercut In having the original. One Order Thar Santa Can't Fill LOS ANGELES. Dec. 23 Here'a the one that broke Santa Cluua' back: Nine-year-old Bobby Potter want ed a brother for Christmas, hla let ter to Superior Judge Georgia Bul lock, adoption magistrate, Mild. "I Been In the paper .here you gave little boys anj girls away." wrote Bobby. "You don't know how bad I want a brother. If I can't get a bov I will tal.e a little sister." As t,e letter mentioned the "best daddy that ever lived" and "my ! mama Is swell too," Judge Bullock referred the requcM to Bobby's par- c"is. "' migm chance next year. get another SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING C'ttirt flair Bleed tVnrk All Mikrti Rrtctinftbl prleai CaUmitei Sewing Machine Service Vonr lndpcn1ral Urmltt X ft r. R S k S t f. ft R K X K X ft ft and HEATING Phone 6700 KLAMATH rALLj, OREGON Extension Unit News Klamath Falls Much fun was had by the Klam ath full home extension unit when they met on December 17 and took up the subject of "Party Planning." The morning from 10:16 until noon waa spent in pluying games that would be sultuble fur adult, children or mixed groups. Mrs. Lawrence P. French lea the games and was assisted by Mrs. O. E. Matthews. The games were start ed off with a grand march with Mrs. Kay Garrison at the piano, playing a Chrlstinus.tune. A "snow-shoe" race, unlng curd- board curious on the feet, Identify ing carols, Christmas wreath relay were among the games played. Potluck lunch was served at noon by Mrs. Jack Paddock, Mrs. Jerry Musselman, Mrs. Paul Lee and Mrs. V. B. Anderson. Footstools will be made at a spe cial meeting, Helen Stlne, home demonstration agent, advised the group by letter, and those who filled out blanks for footstool material will be notified of the day and place lor inHklng them. Bince so many women showed In terest In textile painting as demon strated hv Mm. Pmnlr f.ttmhn at noon, It may be that It will be taken up at the February meeting. "" lrara "' The next meeting of the unit will ""Mf ldea be held January 21 at the Lutheran page wrapping Ideas were church, 10 a. m., on umi and care of materials. New homemakcrs are always welcome to attend these meetings. On Radio Three members of the Klamath Falls home extension unit, Mrs. Hugh Haddock, Mrs. David L. Sny der and Mrs. Lawrence A. French 6 ar ea, a am Jisimi WW (Greyhound Depot) I OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY Make it a date DUCK HUNTERS! We're open at 5:00 a. m. 3. DANCE ARMORY Thursday, Dec, 25 . BALDY'S BAND "Just Good Dance Music" Dancing 9 (4 $1.00 Der Call calls 86.8 PROOF ii were guests of Helen Stlne, home demonstration agent, over KFLW radio station Thursday. Mrs. Bnyder discussed various ways of making centerpieces for ta ble decorations and Mrs. Prench also talked on table favors and decora tions. Mrs. Haddock described Christmas door decorations and doll ing up sugar cookies In colors for the holidays. Henley Christmas games, table decora tlor . and party favors were much In evidence when the Henley exten sion met Thursday at 10:30 a. m. In the Charles OeLap Jr. home. The hostess and Mrs. Stanley I iveiiuaii jeu uic group " various cjnri.'itmas games, these to neip members in planning their own hol iday parties. Two beautiful table decorations were displayed, one a tree made of decorated star cookies placed on a mirror, surrounded by greenery. Un der this was a large red star. The other was a manger scene In a rou bowl placed on a mirror and bound by lighted bulbs and green cry. Several ueg for popcorn were shown, such as trees, lolypops and balls with candy c-nes In the cen ter. Everyone enjoyed the luncheon at noon, each one provided a dish, A bell salad of cheese, pear and cherry was made by the lc iders. Mrs. White, hobby helper, then made several decorations using red candles and greenery. One waa cov ering a bread pan and then setting j Jrnery and candles In It. Mrs. I J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7tb 8k Phone 0348 I Sa) s fhute I for a turkey dinner! ft CHRISTMAS till I Person .3 for the brand that on vast reserves to assure you pre-war quality Philadelphia BLENDED WHISKY 4 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION, PHILADELPHIA. PA. given In answer to roll call and everyone went home with Ideas ga lore for better holiday entertaining. The 15 women present were Mrs. J. Manning, Mrs. Jim Crawford, Mrs. W. W. Williams, Mrs. Myron Taylor, Mrs. I. W. White and her mother, Mrs. Webb Owen, Mrs. Clif ford Kelly and a friend. Mrs. O. B. Chambers, Mrs. O. L. Melton, Mrs. J. U. Shoof, Mrs. Lyle Hickman, Mrs. Charles DeLap Jr., Mrs. Stanley Kendall. January 15 Is the date of the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. W. W. Williams with hobbles for the topic. Truman Statement Due On Price Bill WASHINGTON, Dec. 23 A President Truman will Issue a statement concerning the republican-backed antl-lnflatlon bill, re gardless of whether he signs or vetoes the measure. Press Secretary Charles G. Ross Informed reporters of the plan to day but declined to predict how nuuii wi. xrumuu wut act or wiiac bis action might be. Other White House officials said privately, however, they expect Mr. Truman to sign the bill and de nounce what they termed Its In adequacy. It contains only a few of the powers Mr. Truman asked OUR PARTS DEPT. WILL BE CLOSED DEC. 29 - 30 - 31 FOR INVENTORY WEST-HITCHCOCK CORP. 677 8. 7th y. 'V 733 Main V I w-m i a a w PACE NINE the special session of congress la give him to deal with rlalnf prices. The president haa 10 days from last F'rlday, not Including Sundays or tin Christmas holiday, In which to act on the legislation. Turn those no-longer-used ar ticles Into cash now I Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. PHONE 3BSI FOK UKI.lVF.KlF.g PRICES ii Unit IS.S0 1 Cnlf 12.50 3 Units UM 3 Units SS.oe 4 Units 46.0 Pick Up Small Quantities at Cliff Yaden's SIGNAL SERVICE STATION So. 6th at Midland Rd. Open 7:00 a. m. to Midnight Pbone 7771 feu LS o MEN'S ROBES EVERY ROBE REDUCED! RAYONS WOOLS FLANNELS Just In time for Christmas (ivinf. COTTON BEACON V (O OK NOW $6.89 FANCY RAYON Was 15.8S NOW $12.89 HOUSE Slippers Not a pair haa been excluded from this pre-Christmas fesl of bargains! Sheepskin Lined Opera Style Romeo Style Values to $6.30 Now $4.89 Values to $2.98 Now 11.89 Phone 3463 . . SINCE 1918 ' I ' I- y . I
