FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THREE
Georgia Solon Says Harry
Is Planning FBI Gestapo
To Break Race Prejudice
WAHHINOTON, I'd), fl Ul't The
tilllrr (Irmiicl'nlln feud ivr civil
' jilit lilt it new plti h Indiiy. Hnia-
tr Hlliuil'll (l)tlll.l I'lllllflUlcil Unit
1'irnlilrnt Trillium III planning K'l
Mil "ui'Mupii" In break ilnwn J il o
anirruiitlun III tin- miiiIIi.
Kiinxrll tnlil a reporter llirt smith's
' rrvult iiKiilimt the prraldriit'a cull
, Ii r lirw measures lu knock duwn
High School
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CASE tM . tA
Pill WIIIIiiiiu mnirnl Uin tf-ruln-liut
lUM'inlily liclil lixluy III Uin audi-
iiiiluin. Tim chum' lor tlin session l
III cimilnii twu-nlKlil series basket
ball names with (Irunla Puss. Iliuk
, lug up I'nl weir, the yrll Miunil mid
Uin Prp I'rpiHTH. A novelty irt was
furnished by llvo KU fellows
! fllesAed up as till Grunts I'rtss tnitll.
. ('iimlird by Hub Mulioney, Hill Tol
' Iry, Kctdie Mnlmn, Jim lliirvcy and
' Kd llnmrr llllrd tllnl truma tclillll
! Kluiri (or the lU-inlniile. oi l.
Tuiiliilil la mi Important nlitlil In
the Uttskrlbiill career of Dili yrar'a
I'rllnina, the nlKhl thai will mure or
' Ipm decide whether Kliimnth llluh
' will be represented In the slate plny
. ofl. Tliiii fuel Is lully rrnllwd by
the liluli nchiKil student body, nnd
I'cllcnn court should be wcll-flllrd
lor thr game, which starts al S
' p. in.
llaldy'a bund will rl the pure nl
the allcr-miiiic dunce tonight, to be
i held III the l.csloli hull I behind the
courthouse, on the corner of 4th
mid Klamath). The Tcen-Aiie club
In sponsoring the dntice. lasting from
to 13.
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J TilsI approaching U the date of
the King of Hearts formal, February
J ID. 'Una l the niiuunl vnlrntlue
I r1I-ik-Iio.i1 dance given by the Jol
Daughters, honoring their elected
kind and kiiluhi. The royalty to be
, crowned nnd knighted In turn t
this year's dunce arr King Don
Zaroslnskl mid knights Jim Crlnmon,
, Put Williams. Cllcnn l-nrrus nnd
Wllbrr Klllotl. It's the itlrU' chance
to ask the boys, nnd fseclally to
' during lenp yenr month.
. ...
New members of the K club will
't play the old inrnitM rs In a banket
i ball imiw next Monday on Pelican
court, tlchonl will run on different
' nodule to enable th student body
J to aee the tussle (for 10 cent per
pemon).
rnclnl barriers "In more aorloua than
any 1 have linen In my lifetime."
Thin la true, the pcorglai) mild,
bticuuso tout hem democrats have
Interpreted the president's demand
foi an end of Jim Crow lawa nn
tralna and buses aa the opening
wediie In Unlit to halt all race seg-
reuiiiloii.
"The prealdent liaa made Uie flat
declaration that lie conaldnra scg
repot Ion to lie discrimination an J
violation of civil rlghu." Unwell
di dared. 'He wanta Ut act up a
commission and hire a lot of law.
yr to fight acgregnllon wherever
It exIiitH,
Kill (lestapo
"He luia ordered the federal bu
reau of Investigation to work wltn
the department of Justice civil
rlphta dlvlilon and aaya It la giving
pcclullred training to Ita agenu.
Thl nothing more or leu than an
Kill gestuno to break down race
segregation In the south."
RiuuieH'a charges highlighted
these other developments:
I, Chairman Taft ill-Ohio) called
the senate republican policy com
mittee together to pick a spot on the
legislative schedule for an expected
buttle with flllbuiiterlng southerners
oi rr one or more civil rights meas
uirs. t. Henntor Hall ift-Mlnn.) pre
dicted that congress will pass no
ai.ll-)ob discrimination bill with
enforcement provisions. Ball voted
"no" when the senate labor com
mittee approved auch a meaaure
yeiderday, seven to five.
3. IteiHirta spread that Oov
Fielding 1.. Wright of Mlsslsslnpl
would move at a Tallahassee, f"1a.,
meeting of southern governors to
day to have them Issue a call for
an "Ind i endent" democratic con
vention to split away from Mr. Tru
man. 4. A democratic official said the
pnrtv's national committee will "alt
tight" to see what haptens before
It charts Its course.
Two OVS Classes
Open Next Week
Two homemaklng classes offered
i by Oregon Vocational school which
hrld Initial meetings this week will
be oen for registration next week.
Other classes will hold registration
meetings next week. One of the
clauses, upholstery, was held Wed
nesday, and the other, general cloth
Ing, Thursday afternoon, but weath
er hampered attendance at both
meetings.
Upholstery will be held from 7 to
10 p. m.. Wednesday, February 11,
and general clothing from 1 to 4
p. m Thursday, February IX
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
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"Spirit" Subject
Of C-S Lesson
"Hplrlt" will be the subject of the
leuon-sermon at the First Church
or Christ, Scientist. 10th and Wash
ington, this Sunday.
The Golden Text will be. "Ye are
no) in the flr-.li. but In the spirit.
j If so be that the Hplrlt of Uod
I dwell lu you," 'Rom. B-Ui.
Among the citations will be, "O.
i Iird. thou hust searched me, and
known me." 'Ps, 1 39:1 1.
Hundny school and morning wor
ship are held at 11 o'clock, and a
weekly meeilng Is held Wednes
days at 8 p. m. A free reading room
Is maintained at 1023 Main, which
Is open euch day except Sundays
and holidays.
New Merrill
Diner Opens
MERFIUX, Feb. 0 Huppert a re
Uiurnnt will open Saturday In Mer
rill on the main highway, Mr. and '
Mra. James P. May announced to
day. The restaurant building, con-1
simcted of pumice tile, was built In
conjunction with Rupcrt'a court,
which was completed a couple of
months ago.
L. L. Ruppcrt, a Los Angeles busi
nessman, owns the court and res
ti'urant which are operated under
his name. The Mays, who came to
Mrrrlll from the Ban Joaquin val
ley In California, will operate the
tcstnuraut.
The new eating house Is finished
Inside In cream and blue and be
sides a counter and bootha has a
private hungup' hall which will seat
W) persons.
May has been with the Ban Car-
1 hotel In Yuma. Ariz., and the
I Orand cafe In phoenix, and during
; the war operated a restaurant at
I the post exchange at Victorvllle.
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I flMrlnf tilt Midl.lat bfllht .llh.r I
I a.rlrs ar any dt.ir.d dor. Is '
I bulb, for Z.ir,, pA.tpilS wllh Slrrc.
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Thirteen Rescued
From Columbia
UMATILLA, Ore., Feb. 8 fP
This mld-Columbla area got back to
wintertime normal today after a
howling storm wreaked havoc at Mc-
Nnry dam site and forced the rescue
o( 14 persona marooned In the Co
lumbia river.
Thv tug Defiance, owned by the
Tidewater - Bhaver Transportation
company, picked up all 13 yester
day after they had been stranded,
approximately 18 hours.
Phone your Want-Ad to th Her
aid and Newa, Bill, or bring your ad
to the office at Pine aiu Esplanade,
Pay in advance, get 10 discount.
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SATURDAY NITE
at the
Music By
KARL SMYKIL
and His 16 Piece
Stardusters Band
Featuring Vocalists
PAUL SWIGART KAY CARLYLE
Dancing 9 - 1 Adm. $1.00 inc. tax
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A real treot! Filled with'
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Top it off with a tasly Fon
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A very nice sponge roll, filled with o de
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Klamath's Fln.rt"
7o all throinVor One WJole Yei.
Veep TRANS-PLASTIC on hand,
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1229 East Main Phone 3324
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Scaled-Beam Kits
Pre-MOCars 4.89 Up
Mode to product twice output of
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Allstate, 10-qt. can 1.98
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Men's Lunch Kits, with 1 -pint thermos 2.49
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133 So. 8th Phone 5188
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