Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 17, 1948, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO n J ot I low Showing Both Theaters And MATIN'tili AT the KSQIIUK 1:30 P.M. V Kvenins Show . .".,: fyf i:45-9:0O p.m. Jl rl ? John l.f. A WAYNE T 1 New Show Tomorrow & PAUIEITE GODDARD fr.d MacMURRAYio f Suddenly m o. CAREY ,-Sjr!e ' Phone 3262 UnU -X- Continuous nun v Daily From 12:30 p.m. J -36742 mm,mt ALSO ME9 OF SAN QUEHTI3 t - '". i-'S 9 1 D1SNF.Y Xfci-- CARTOON "rfilr .;( LATEST ft.. NEWS t5akk&f ond fi 3rd SOCKO DAY! EVENING IKOHf :!3- p. m. Xh HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, FEB. 17, 1 94ft KFLV Sets Teen-Age Broadcast The social hygiene committee un der the Klamath County Health as sociation Is sponsoring radio pro grams tor persons of all ages over KFLW from Wednesday, February IB, through Friday, February 20. at 10:15 a. m. Monday, February 23. it goes on the air at i p. m. through the following Friday, February 27. The last five days are of particular interest to parents of teen-agers as well as the students. The consultant. William McKib bill, president of the Klamath County Health association, and the radio announcer, Paul Alexander, will continue throughout the series. There will be guest speakers at each broadcast. The titles of the programs and j the guest speakers for each day are: I February 18, "Giving Your Baby a j Good Start," Mrs. E. A. Geary; February 19. "First Six Years," Mrs. Lyle Kelstrom; February 30, "Ques i tlons Children Ask." Mrs. George I Clark; February 23. "Those Teen- Age Years." E. A. McBeth: February ; 24. "Dating Do's and Donts." Mrs. Neal Stewart; February 25. "Look ing Ahead to Marriage." Mrs. Charles B. Larkln: February 26. "Avoiding Pitfalls." Mrs. Howard Strode: February 27, "Whose Job Is It?", R. R. Hewitt. Texan Gets High Praise CHICAGO, Feb. 17 Oft A young Texan who stabbed a burglar to death with a pen-knife was com mended and released from technical custody Monday. j In returning a verdict of Justifl ; able homicide at the inquest into : the burglar s death, the coroner's 1 jury signed a message to Arthur j "Rex" Casper. 19, who slew the i burglar yesterday: "we the jury commend you for your heroic actions." Casper, a former marine from Bishop. Tex., and one-time resident of Lewiston. Mont., is enrolled in a Chicago electrical school. The dead man was identified by police as Edward J. Dicks. 38, of Chicago, who has a petty larceny police record dating back to 1929. Casper said he saw Dicks in a grocery store through a broken front door. He pulled out his knife, and warned the Intruder to stay where he was. Instead, the Texan said. Dicks sallied out and the fatal strug gle followed. Park Aid site. This is a umple of the lumball machines which the Klwanis club hopes to place in corn of business houses here to finance a civic project. Stockmen Veto Price Curbs RISEBURG, Feb. 17 iPh-Oppo-sition to price control and meat ra tioning was one of 18 resolutions approved at the 11th annual meet ing of the Western Oregon Live stock association which closed here Saturday. Charles A. Evans, Independence, and V. J. Philippi, Roseburg, were elected president and vice presi dent, respectively. Harry A. Llnd grep, Oregon .State college exten sion service, was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Evans succeeded Al bert Juilian, Lyons, as president. The livestock group declared ra tioning, and price control would re duce rather than increase meat supplies by encouraging black mar keting, and bring about uneven dis tribution. They asked for a reasonable ex port policy on grain and a speed-up of reclamation, irrigation, drainage, and flood control projects In the state as their arguments against continuing meat scarcity. Other resolutions called for the election of a pew sales and show ring on the Oregon State fair grounds including sleeping quarters for FFA and adult fair exhibitors. Next year's meeting will be at Astoria. Machines To Aid Park Fund A: a means of financing its rec reation park program in Mills addi tion, the Klamath Falls, Kiwanis club this week plans to place gum ball machines in scores of local busi ness houses. A large committee of Klwaniaus, headed by Mike Houser and John Holzgang. will contact merchants of the city this week, asking for per mission to place the machines in their business establishments. The space for the machines will be do nated by merchants as their contri bution to the worthy cause, it was explained by the Kiwanlans. Houser said that the gumball self service machines are expected to yield from $1000 to $2000 a year as a perpetual financial arrangement for the recreation park, which the club has already established and I: now developing as Its major project. Proud Papa To Stay Coal Miner WASHINGTON, Pa.. Feb. 17 (Pi Julius Paulekas. a coal miner, re flected proudly today that he is the father-in-law of one of the nation's wealthiest young men. The 60-year-old miner has been the toast of this mining community since he learned his daughter, Eva, married Winthrop Rockefeller Sat urday at Palm Beach. Fla. News of nis daughter's wedding, however, hasn't changed Paulekas' outlook one bit. "I'm a coal miner," he said yes terday, "and will die a coal miner. Too much Tioney is good for Eva but no good for me." Paulekas said he and Eva's moth el, now Mrs. Peter Neveckas, of Lowell, Ind., parted 28 years ago in Chicago. He hasn't seen Eva since 1932 when she visited him in Chi cago, Paulekas said. Youth Tells Of Slaying SALEM. Mass.. Feb. 17 iA1 Laurence J. Heddy. 21-year-old bridegroom of four months, calmly pleaded Innocent In district court Monday to a murder charge In the slaying of Beatrice Hlam-hard, 17, a baby-sitter with whom he for merly kept company. Judge George B. Sears continued the case until March 12 and held Reddy without bail. Roddy was arrested by waiting policemen as he and his young wife alighted from a toxical) two hours alter the battered nightgown-clad body of Beatrice was found Saturday night In (he dining room of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Op penhetm. The Oppenhelms had left the girl to rare for their two-year-old son while thev went to a movie. Police Lt. William H. O'Nell said Reddy admitted the slaying of his former girl friend In a dictated confession. He said she had not been sexually assaulted. Several kitchen knives and an electric flatlron were found near the body, police said. O'Netl said Reddy told him the Blanchord girl laughed at him for having married. He "lost his head and started to struggle with her," O'Nell quoted Reddy as saying. Dahce Set AtOVS Troops Asked In Palestine Debate LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. 17 nV The Palestine partition coiuinlsslon call ed upon the security council Monday for adequate military forco to help divide die Holy Land Into Jewish and Arabic countries. In a strongly worded special re port, the commission told the se curity council that time l of "lit most Importance" In carrying out tho partition orders ot the 11)47 UN assembly. It declared that "powertid Arab Interests, both Inside and outside Palestine," are defying the general assembly and are deliberately Irving to alter by force the partition plan. Harvard Man To Live In Germany SUMMIT. N. J.. Feb. 17 W Henry Noel, 27-year-old Harvard univer sity graduate who has renounced his American cltlicnshtp to live as a laborer In Germany. Is the son of Mr. and Mfs. Henry Moriyn Noel of Baltusrol road. Summit, N.J, The father Is a chemical engineer with Standard Oil company's llaywav re fineries at Elisabeth. N. J. A member of the family said Mr. and Mrs. Noel were on a vacation trip to Puerto Rico. All further in formation was declined. OVS. Feb. 17 One of Uie high lights of Introduction Day, planned for March S. at Oregon Vocational school Is the Introduction Day dance to be held that evening In the school g.vm. The business class Is sponsoring the affair, the first dance to be sponsored by an Individual class. Chairman is George Demetrakos. Music will be furnished by Karl Smykll and his band. Dancing will be from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.' Introduction Day will be open house at OVS with all senior classes of high schools In the community invited to tour the campus, sit In on classes and watch the workings of OVS. NOMINATIONS WASlllNnTON F.h 17 .J,. President Truman hs sent to the senate nominations for postmaster ships at two Orrgon towns. They are Qulncy E. Smith. Iin naha, and Oeorge T. Benson, John Day. Mexican Senator Shot To Death MEXICO CITY. Feb. 17 iP Sen ator Mauro Angulo was shot to death at 9:30 a. m. today. Apolonlo Perezz Sanchez, investi gator for the attorney general's of fice, said the senator was killed when two men fired three shots Into his back as he stopped to unlock the door of his car. Perez Sanchez said the senator had been swimming at a suburban pooL Angulo had served four terms as a deputy In the lower house of con gress, was twice provisional gover nor of the state of Tlaxcala and once provisional governor of San Luis Potosl state. Eggs, butter, milk, and salmon, are the best means of providing vitamin D through food. 10 DIE LILLE. France. Feb. 17 ili Pu. lice suld about 10 persons were kill ed and 40 Injured in a train wreck early tonight 15 miles Irom Lille. CARD OK THANKS We wish 'o express our sincere thanks and deepest appreciation foi the lovely floral offerings and the many kind aeeds shown us dur ing our recent oereavemeut. Mrs. Lula Richerson Walter Richerson and family Mrs. Susie Bland and family Mrs. Bertha Wilson and family Mr. Jess Richerson and family Farmers Up For Thefts PORTLAND, Feb. 17 ol'i-Six Cor vallls urea f miners have been ques tioned In connection with thefls from Camp Adair, Flit Agent llow i d I. llobbltt said today. llu said the men admitted taking 4ft to 60 barrels of "goop," ail In flammable subslanco useful In burn ing stumps, and were released alter innklng their statcmcnta. llobbllt said Die case, had been referred to the United Slates attorney's ofllce. Army engineers, charged with gum cling (.'amp Adulr, reported that for the past year a number of things have been missing. Including c Irlo motors und electrical equipment. The "goop" disappeared In the past two weeks, Ihe engineers reported. Sheriff O. N. Lilly look Ihe six men llllo custody, Hobulll reported, and colled In Ihe Mil. Ilobliltt said thai although the men were aware the properly belonged to Ihe govern ment, there was a general bellel in the area that the "goop'' was sur plus and could lie picked up wlllmut piiuici'titlon. Tho engineers nld the guunl n Camp Adnlr would Iw augmeiiini. For quick reilills. plume your ((t to The Herald and News ClawilPd by iiiain-lo appear thai day! KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lltotinio Guaranfoo Free Demonstration Tolophono 9200 Prosorv Those Voluabl Popori and Documents Let Ui Copy Thtm lip la l!i"H" Undorwood'l Camera Shop )j7 Mln '' 3 You'll like it WHITE! S7V LIQUID-APPLE Ilka WHIIf ppl (!) lust like biting into a fresh, crackling-crisp apple. The truest juice you've ever tasted. Nothing added. Nothing taken away but seeds, skin and core. Try It toduy...in 32oz. bottle and 1J oz. cans. Jt ...til' ft-. You'll Enjoy Dinner at the WI-NE-MA Coffee Shop SI I I I II II IIINM B February 17. 1UIH . Choice ol: French Onion ISoup or Toiimlu Juice Cocktail lul Unhid Roast Sirloin ot Heel wllh Jardenler Hnii.'c Chilled Calves Sweetbreads and Wauled Miinlirooinn - Breaded and Fried Veal Cullcis. Veoulelte Mauce Cubed Baby Beef l.lver oia Vlrsiu " Our own Oround Hound Hieak. Waldorf tttylc Sauted Pacific tirade A Oyster, a la Nanialw Wl-Ne-Ma Hleer llecf Club Hleiik. Ail Natural Chel' Special Curried Shrimp en Cerl Diced Hinoked Turkey tt lli Mi'k. Illlttcrcd I oust Broiled London Mixed t Hill. Mint Je")' Demi French Frle Mlr l'e Hot Rolls and Hotter Vanilla. Chocolate, Strawberry Ire Cream tiincolale Hiimlnc, nun jrnu Coffee Tl'KNDAV 1 'Jt. I 10 I 10 I 1U 1 10 II.) I 10 I 10 us Milk lot in Pie I He llllMi: ItARUl I'll Hood Hirer Apple Pie IV. Ashland Peach Pie IV, Hawaii WK ALSO KKUVK CIIILDUHN'8 Pi Uti'lONM. Half ol enlrre price and 10c wivlre charge. WI-NE-MA HOTEL COFFEE SHOP These are super quality runproof tricot knit panties. The washability and the softness of the material makes them one of the most popular types. Rent Controls Held Legal WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (Pi The supreme court Monday unanimously upheld federal rent controls. Justice Douglas spoke for the cAi-t. He said "the war power sus tains this legislation." Douglas added: "Whatever may be the conse quences when war is officially ter minated, the war power does not necessarily end with tho cessation of hostilities." The court's ruling reversed a de cision by Federal Judge Paul Jones In Cleveland that congress cannot exercise Its war power to control rent- when "in fact" the nation is at peace. Jones said congress lost its rent control powers on December 31, 1946. when President Truman declared hostilities at an end. Jones declared unconstitutional the rent control section of the 1947 Housing and Rent act. The act expires Febru ary 29. Fashion Head Returns Here Returning this week from a fash ion clinic conducted February 13, In the Multnomah hotel, Portland, was Mrs. Beryl Edwards, fashion department head ol the local Mont gomery Ward store. Representa tives from stores throughout the Northwest were In attendance. The principal speaker was Olive Smith, fashion coordinator for the chain. She stated that the spring fashion forecast puts emphasis on the new ballerina silhouette with tiny waist and new, fuller, longer skirts descending to mid -calf leneths for suits, coals and dressea. Sheer... 'T wearing YoV ,1 ft stockings by fcci Jacket Sheerness . . . long wear . . . finest quality . . . you get all three in Walking Chiffon, full-fashioned nylons. Designed by Arch er especially to make you look your very best and give you long carefree wear. See these beautiful nylons in Romance Colors the new softer shades for this sea son's fashions. 1.50 ELASTIC LEO V flY I BRIEFS A "," , - l 1 Sizes 536 to S, U. L ' I Tearos and White. A ' - .. ' J" '' "Mm - M OVER-GIRD FLARE HEM PANTY Sizes B38 to 842. Also 9 and 10. Colors: Tcarose and white. BAND BRIEF Sl7.es 538 to 842. Colors: Tearoso and white,