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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVI High School Slates Two Musicals 'llio mualo ili gmrl inrnt of Klamath Union hluh rhiiol la prr inirliiK two of Uie tliient in'mriiiiin yrt prciieiilrd I Klu mill h Pulla, Ill punt yeara till illllnlciil ui'itupn have been crowded into hup pioHriiin whli'h haa pre vented ii (nil prcftenlallou tjy the various oi'iiaiilr.iilliiiin. Thin ymir Iheio will In' two rniiri'i In. Tim flral 1 1 1 in I'liiuinu Krlday niKlit In tho liiuli iihoul auditorium lealurliiu llm lilllh school I'linri'i t biinil, I lie llH U alee club, unit Miiilrlun Aillir aa plnnn milulnl with Dm baud. 'llm hiind prum urn will Include. IIIIIMe tnim Haiti Id Uoole-WlHile. John Kplry, Mtuili'iil conductor, la londiktluu 1 1 if "Ai loMi" by Julin Heliii.illall liiii'Ji. Madcloll Adlcr. a yullliK ul'llht ol exrepiloual ability Is appi-arluit In lint Hint liuivrllii'lll ol tllr llllrx Concerto In A iiiliiur. The bmiil ar laiiurmrnl (or Hit; concerto vvan ar iiinunl by Wlllliini Itevelll, director nl Ihc Iiiiiiiiiiii Uiilvculty ul Mull mini bmiil. I lie miln Bin- club will nlmi upiHur mi III" prouram III lour iMiinbrrri. In addition tu llio piano mtloinl Friday nlulil's concert la Iimlurlnif tliii bniwi kcxlcl, the clarl nri (jimruit, tin; unit noiictte, and the drum cmcinble. rlludcul In llm miulc niiiuiilmi ttous urn aclllini lie kru lor thuao concert, llio second ol which will be k Ivrn by thr hluli itchuol orchc.ilra and a rapprllii chuir on Thuuday, March 11. Advance ticket aulra In dicate UimI ciowdrd Jiouara will be prrarnt (or both concerts. Klan Head Pledges Battle WHICIIITHV1I.I.K. (la , March S I'Vi The urniid iiruKon ol the (iroritla Ku Klux Kluu lu.it 1 1 In 1 it told robed and hooded member o( . I he omunluitloii Hint "blood will (low" In tile aouth II the negro takea a place at the aide of while men Ihroutih the lone ul Icderal bayoneia. Ir. tMimnel Ciieen ol Atlanta ad dreiwed Uie klatumrti aa they pa raded around the square ol una JoIiiummi county aeat on the a-ve ol a democratic primary to name 10 roomy olllclala. About 300 Ku Kluxcra participated In the orderly demonnrallun. Alter Ihelr parade they burned a It-loot aroaa on Uie courlliouac lawn. About 400 negroes were eligible to Join 6200 white peraoiu In today's roil in in which nomination u un Umounl to election In Ihla demo erauc alnmithold ol the deep aouth. The county haa a population ol 14, (00. Including about 4100 nettrora. Negroes atnyed away Irom the Totlnit bootha today. Olllclala nald 141 neitriiea were eligible to vole I polling places at Ihc rounly court house. None had apiwared two houra after Uie polls ojiened. Oreen attacked President Tru man'a civil right program, and iwid "the plan will mil iieriiilt the people ol Una country lo become a mongrel race." He was the only uuhooded alalia man at the demonalratlon. Canadians Hit By Bus Tie-Up ril'OKANK. March ;t i,tl The (lulled Hlate.H almost picked up aevernl new "reMrienla" became ol the Nnrthwenl Orcyhouiid atrlke. Hecauc the Ciiuiidliin goveriinient llmlta the ninoiint ol nioney a real dent can take out ol the country, i vcrnl C'aiiiidlana were cimghl with out (unda lor mil (urn when busea alopped running laal Saturday. Tlie company, however, refunded the iimined ticket price and added enough lor the purrlin.se nl a return ticket on another line. i In 8eattlr. William CI. Jloale. led eral labor conciliator, nald yeaterday there appeara no praipect ol an Im mediate aettlement ol the atrlke which la now I: its lourth day). 'Sli under tht ALL LIFE INSURANCE It Vu V'l "Good PAUL A. LEE Tlione 7777 731 Main St SUN LIFE OF CANADA Health Head Mm 1 Fauseii And Coy ner Race For Tulelake Council Seat T'UI,KI,AKK, March 3-Two aep- urate Illlnga (or ooiincll aeula, each by petition bearing 10 algnatiiroa, will be tiled beloro noon Thurtduy Willi Mia. Victoria Thaler, city clerk, algiillylng Intention ol two well known btialueaa men, one an Incumbent, to aeek election to coun cil aeula next April Kl. Three coun cil ponta are open. Keady to place their li.imrn oil tho ballot are Kulpli B. Ku.UM'tl, iniiyor tor the laat two yearn, an Indrpei'd ent up for 're-election and K. U C'oyner, republican. Fauactt ownn and oiieiatca the Kauaett Klectrlc ahop. C'oyner. who hua made his home here for lour yeura la a graduate ol Oregon HUilc college, lived at Newberg, Ore., and prior to coming hero waa auiierliileiideut ol achwla at Uonan,a tor 13 yeara. He la owner ot tho Coyuor Variety etare. Charles Card and ft. N. Rlna barger, whoae uainea have been prominently mentioned aa potential candldatea for the council have not yet Indicated that they will file. Councllmen W. It. Moore and Clarence Bchott whoue terma expire both have decided not to run for re-election. Two councllmen are to be elected for four-year terma and one for a two-year term. J n event no third candidate ap peara or la not elected by wrlte-lu, the council will appoint a fifth mem ber to aerva until a future general election. Trie clty'a next mayor will be elected from among the five coun cllmen following the municipal election. When calling the Monlque Beauty Shop, H280, lor Tour appointment, aak about a facial. They're delight full Upitalra In the Town Shop. Jt Paya to Use the Want-Adal ANY MAKE Our Equipment and Kl) h( IIIKH KNOW HOW Can Make ANY MOTOR HUN BKTTKK BURNESS MOTORS 6th and Walnut Wanted to RENT 3 or 4 bedroom houso by perma nent local businessman. Can fur nish references. Contact J, R. Mo Culloch. Phone 4149 BETTER HEALTHI MarRatiii Ml mm4 CalM A'lmanla Oaalrli Uliar TlMtad without Hoaptttl Oprllon Writ or call lor fTRI dMorlptlro Booklot MfJ-r Hrtk TrUnl 10 A. M. It i r, M. Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC fky$lttam mm4 Iwrfooa M. I. Corner f. Bumildtt tnd Qtn4 Atmii Tlphon lArt 3918, PorUutd 14. Oraqo I'ilrrtnt prrslilrnl of the Klam sill ounly I ulrrrulul antl I'uh llii Mmlth RMUi'lutlun at I he an nual illtwirr ntfrtlni halunlay night Has II. O. JurkrUnd. Huge Tax Surplus Seen WAHIIINOTON. March 3 lTi-A former new deal Ireaaury oldclal Tueadav predicted the government will take In nearly l'JO.000,000.000 more than It aienda tlila year and neat. Thla leuven "ample riKim" (or a 0,:iUO,loo,OOO lux reduction. John W. llniiearuiiileriie:reUry o( the treas ury In lUilB-UU. told the aenate Ilnance committee. "Hurpluaea ot the ante that are now In proniect," the Nrw York corporation executive aald In hia prepared leatlmony, "meaiw that the government la taxing the people lar beyond Ita needa." lie added: "Tax lawa which ateal Irom the Individual the trulta of Ilia labor will produce atagnatlon III thla country Jual aa It haa done In Kngland. Trance, Italy and elaewhere." Ilefore today'a hearing otened. HenaUir Brewater (R-Me.l predicted the Ilnance committee will vote to rut laea only by M.AOO.000.000. Salem To Vote On New Charter CORVALLI8. March 3 ilv-Cor-vellla cltlxena will vote on a new charter embodying the city mil lin ger lorm ol government at a aie cial election to be held aometime in April. Climaxing aeveral weeka ot dla cuaalon the city council voted 6-t Monday night to aubmll the Iwue to the people. Mayor Cleoige Peavy nald a final re laed veralon n( the protvoaed new tharter would be aubmltled to the council March IS and then put on the ballot. Auto Dealers Asked For Cooperation PORTLAND. March 3 P Oregon auto dealera have been aaked to worry more abo'-' problem! o( the motorlat. George Romney, managing direc tor o( the Automobile Manufac lurern anMK'Inllon, aald Inadequate parking apace in cltlea. obaolete hlghwnya and tralllc nnlety mu.M he given greater attention by the Ill dual ry. Clu.vilflrd Aria Bring Real Results! 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Knit on fine gauge needles an outstanding sweater for sport and casual wear. Soft, lovely colors: yel low, aqua, pink, white, blue, Sizes 38-40. 2ND FLOOR 498 3J
