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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948 PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON f I it Arab Army Takes Over Nablus Area DAMASCl'S. Syria. March i lAA Fawii Hey Al KsukJT hal established headquarters of Ills Arab volunlrrr army in the Nablus area of Norm- em I'sleMlne. An official source here Mid Die Arab! no "control all Eastern Palestine from Safad to Hebron. (Tins would be strip 100 miles lung extending from the Far North to an area south ol Jerusalem'. Kawii Hey and hit headquarters company rode Into Palestine dunm the night. Ihey joined Arab con eentrallons surrounding luu, II Ihe mountains north of Nablus. l-'awii Uey reported to his Damascus headquarters that his "invasion" was completed without incident. Hawaiian said 30 Arabs were killed ana man' sere wounded in a four hour bauie with Jews last night on the plain of Sharon between Tel Aviv and Haifa. The battle erupted when Arabs at tacked a Jewish settlement at Mag- diel on the Tel Aviv-Haifa high ay. said a communique of the Jewish militia Issued in Tel Aviv. Palestine Chief Rabbi D. Isaac Halevy Hereof urged the United Na tions security council to carry out the terms of the general assembly's decision on partition of the Holy Jand. He asked the council in a statement made public here to "realise the momentous moral issue Involved , . , whether mankind shall fulfill the inner summons of its conscience or shall succumb to political expediency." An Arab staff officer here said Fawzt Bey plans to consolidate large Arab lorces surrounding Nazareth, Safad, Jenin, Nablus and the hill country southward toward Jeru salem. He will carry out feeler op erations against Jews on the coastal plain, the officer added. "Present operations.' the officer said, "constitute the secondary phase of the overall strategy test ing the enemy's strength." Grimditch Divorce OK'd I-HOENIX. Ant. March 5 Gioia Barker Grimditch, pretty 23-year-old Gould heiress, today was granted a divorce from William Henry Grimditch Jr., and custody ol tneir two children. The outcome of last week's sen sational four-day divorce trial here was told last night by Superior Court Clerk Walter Wilson to whom Judge J. Mercer Johnson mailed the decision from Tucson. Wilson said there was no men tfen of alimony or child-support rnyment in the decision. The lather was granted "reasonable visi tation" privileges. Gioia had filed the divorce ac tion but her husband countered with a cross complaint in which he charged infidelities and based much cf his can on a gilt-edged diary kept by his wife while he was over seas. The young heiress, crippled for life in an automobile accident with lier husband late in 1946. had de nied from the witness stand hav ing intimacies with any man other than her husband. "Gone are the days of parties, carefree life and lighthearted days," her attorney, Frank Beer, told the court in its final session. "All this oung mother wants now is her bibles." Flood Damage Tops $11 Million EUGENE, March 5 (JPt The Wil lamette river's two floods this winter caused damage of 17,550.000 in the area south of Albany, army engineers estimated today. CoL O. E. Walsh said the Januarv flood caused 6.450,000 damage and the February flood, $1,100,000. For the entire valley, the January flood did (11300.000 damage, he said. ' McAfee Clinic 2903 South 6th Dr. Warn McAtee, Osteopathic Para. Jc Surgeon ra. am Pk. ai;s i'm WOY lUK APPEARING IHTttlS NCW5PAPI EACH WEEK. IN OUR CAFE! BAJttD BAM Dinner, compiet. SI pjjy I V LOCATION! MS- 5" pi-' iStt .m . T, : Guardians of the peace In Klamath and Lake counties, these state police officers lined up In front of the local patrol office this week in between a rritular police school Tichenor. Reading, left to ritht. front row. Set. William Colbert (soon to Haielwood of ('ilrhrist; Dalford Reed. Robert Milton, Leslie llarroun. van. Set. Tichenor. second row. Andrew Deter. Nicholas Barry. Thomas Martin of Lakeview. William Holler of the Gilchrist patrol area News F T Fremont Mrs. Paul' Buck was the speaker of the afternoon on Thursday when the Fremont PTA met In the audi torium. Mrs. Buck discussed various phases of recreation and urged par ticipation of adults into this field. She mentioned the number of re creational projects. Including night classes, available for adults, and spoke also of the need for participa tion of parents in youth groups. She completed her talk with an out line of work facing the Teen-Age council in aiding this group of young people in locating a center for themselves as well as the need of this particular group for assistance from the grown-ups. The girls glee club sang two num bers directed by Mrs. Pamela Hunt and following the business meeting and the room count, tea w as served. All members of Fremont PTA and interested persons are invited to the benefit card party and tea on Satur day. March 13, in the school audi torium. All funds will go into the lunch project which provides noon lunches for underprivileged children. Mrs. Ptnniger, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Cummings were named as members of the nominating com mittee to present the nomination of officers for the coming year at the April meeting. Shasta Founders Day was observed by the PTA on February 25 at Shasta school. Wilson Wiley explained the proposed changes of the district boundaries which were voted on February 26. Other guests includ ed Mr. Heyden, clerk of the county schools, and Mr. Heston, clerk of the city schools. Mrs. Harold Shaffer, county council president, and Mrs. Hugh Haddocks, vice president of the county council, were also visitors. Shasta PTA president, Mrs. Earl Sheridan, called the meeting to order. Following the business, an nouncements were made. The study 1 group met March 3 at the school. Mrs. Joyce Riker is program chair man. Mr. Fishback announced the Distributed in Klamath Salt Pork lb. 39c Beef Roast lb. 39c Bacon Sr lb. 45c Hens ed lb. 39c Ground Beef, 3 lbs. SI BUTTER . . State's Finest Stationed In Klamath And Lake .) si ft i ,,,Xtg. James t arstensen. waitrr schemcreiter or Lakeview; Larry tiersmunn. is not pictured. A Notes spring vacation from March 36 to 29. inclusive. Mrs. Sheridan and Mrs. Riker accompanied by Mrs. Geducy. sang a number. The meeting was turned over to the Founders Day program chair man, Mrs. Audrey Baxter. Fol lowing a Founders Day skit, pre sented by Mrs. Riker, Mrs. Uerlings, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Baxter. Mrs. Phair and Miss Knopp. was the silver tea. Corsages were presented to former Shasta PTA presidents that were present and also to Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Haddock and Mrs. Peyton. Mrs. Lois Crumpacker. PTA his torian, presented a concise history of Shasta PTA. Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Haddock each gave a short talk. The meeting adjourned and re freshments were served in the cafeteria by the fifth grade room mothers. Pilot Walks Away But Plane Stays EUGENE. Ore., March 5 iP The plane was wrecked completely, but the pilot got only a bump on the head in a crash here yesterday. John Peter Beck, 28, route 2, Bremerton. Wash., was the pilot. His army surplus trainer BT-13 crashed a quarter-mile from the runway of the B and H. flying service here. Beck, who was on his way from Bremerton to Roseburg, had stopped here for directions. The plane was broken in two at the cockpit and the engine was tossed 50 feet from the wreckage. Beck returned to Bremerton by other means. Little Ads get Big Results Use the Herald and News Want-Ads! For Rent TRUCKS -PICKUPS -CARS U-Drive - Move Yourself Local or Long Distance. Save !s STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Falls by Lost River Dairy EggsSS.. doz. 47c Syrup Vi gals. 55c SWIFTS Cleanser 2 for 23c One FREE with coupon I EASTER CANDY LARGE OR SMALL EGGS . . Lb. 79c rfsf p m f - w.ti.it"ft presided over by Sit. K. YV. be transferred to Medfordi. William John I'aMon, Adv. Sgt. .Murk Sulli Christiansen and Tod Knapp. Fave 4-H Youths Plan Show Climaxing National 4-H Club Week in Klamath county, 4-H club boys and girls will participate Sat urday In a Demonstration Day in The Gun Store window, Francis A. Skinner, county club agent, said to day. Teams from Bonanza. Malln, Fair haven, Henley. Altamont. Bly, Fort Klamath, Shasta. Summers lane and Chiloqum will take part in the day. The general public Is invited to see demonstrations from 10 a. m. un til 4:30 p. m.. Skinner added. Demon stration subjects will include cook ing, sewing, camp cooking, home making and livestock work. Demon strations have been planned and worked out by club members with help from their leaders. Sunday. March 7. the final day of National Club week, is 4-H club Sunday and will be observed in many communities by club mem bers and their families. Redmond Police Chief Threatened REDMOND. March 5 (Pi Police today guarded the apartment of Police Chief Harry E. Hogue after he received a note threatening the lives of his children. The note said. "Chief Hogue. you better get out of Redmond If you don't want one of your kids killed." It was found under the door by his wife. Hogue said he had no intention of leaving. He blamed the note on criminals hard-pressed by police in vestigations. When calling the Monique Beauty Shop. .8280, for your appointment, asl asout a facial. They're delight- J fLl! L'pstairs 'n the Town Shop. I I Noting Ladies . . . ONLY EIGHT MORE DAYS! to enter Rickys entertaining letter writing contest on the "ADVANTAGES OF A MODERN YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN" You moy win a miniature kitchen that is ideal for ploy ing house. Open to any girl in the grade schools of the Klamath Basin. Your letter will be judged on content and not on writing oppeoronce. CONTEST CLOSES MARCH 13th DOWNSTAIRS xFour-H News! f ' " -; V '. : . ; 'i The Smoke Enters of My did not have any im-etliiK February 13, lie- muse Lender Jw Kriulnll wits ab .M-llt. The club voted for the team In go to the 4-H Demonstration Day. Tin tennis chosen weie ill Normnii Win nliiKhmn and William Pluminer, H) Joe LaCnsse and Warren Winning- ham. t J Frrd West and Alfred La Cnsse and i4 Robert and Harold Wmfleld. The members drew nuni ucrs for the tram thai will go to Klamath Falls for the drmoiutra turn day. Then Joe told the train- mates what was to be dune. The MUblect chosen for the ilriiuiustra Hon was "Packing FotKtstufts for an Over-Night Camping Trip." Then Joe asked each member to bring two biscuits next Friday. Norman Win nlnghain. news reporter. The first meeting of the Henley Sheep club w as held al the home of the leader. I. W. While, on February 28. Newly elected officers are: presi dent. Dale Fleming: vice president, Cecil Enniaii: secretary-treasurer. Eleanor Jackson: song and yell leader. Carolyn Dickson; sergeant-ut-armi. Burt Mnck: and news re porter, Dot Am Fleming. The club Is presenting a piny en titled "Dick Johnson's First 4-H Club Year" over radio station KFJ1 on Friday. March 6 at 6:00 p. in. Refreshments were served by Mrs. White to: Earl and Burl Mark, Henry Williams, Cecil and Bob En man, Day and David O'Donahue, Carolyn Dickson. Nina Griffith, Linda DeLap. Betty Brnndcjsky. Eleanor Jackson. Dale and Dot Am Fleming, Mrs. O'Donahue and Mr. Enman. The next meeting will be held at the home of Henry Williams. March 7. at 2 p. m. News reporter, Dot Am Fleming. The Bly Cooking club 1 Is called the Kitchen Busy Bees. The leader is Mrs. Martinson. Sharon Mclsness is the president: Carlene Rosv vice president; Kenny Wesscl, secretary; Lee Anna Nixon, treasurer: yell leaders, Wllda Book. Patsy Bates and Margell Garrett and Allen Johnson, news reporter. Other members are Shirley Stan ley, Helen Powell. Guilla Chltwood, Cynthia Rob.nson. Carol Anu, John son. Dwight Dlllavon. Stella Peter son. Francis Jacobson. Phyllis Stone breaker. Johnny May Moore. 8ivta McMonus and Allen Martinson. Allen Johnson, news reporter. The Eager-Beaver group of Chllo quin had its regular meeting at Mrs. Cook's home March 3. 1948. Irene Sauceda and Ardella Esqueda de monstrated sandwiches. Susan Pa vizza and Linda Pope gave the demonstration they will present in Klamath Falls March 6th. Naomi Johnson led the group with some yells. After a short business meeting. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and rum Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 25 High Phone 3334 Lucky i W I . - - -- Mrs. J. A. Yarhrough, 140 East Main street, l shown bring con gratulated for winning a new Wesilnghausr Laundromat In a national LaFrance bluing flake contest nuonmrrd by (irnrrnl Fooila corporation. Knill Albrrrht teenier) who sold Mrs. Yarhroush Hie lilulng at Kmll's Super market, looks on while C. K. Chrlairmrn, district representative for General Foods, hands her anulhrr package. Mrs. Yarlirouih was the only winner in the Northwest, Ihe meeting was adjourned. Hetty Lou Shuey, news reporter. Chllo- qulll Four-ll club members from the Henley Sheep club will present a 4-H club play Friday evening al t o'clock over station KFJI. Francis Skinner, club agent, announced to day. Members of the cast include urn- ry Williams. Burt Mack. Cecil En- man. Dale Fleming. Dot Am n ruling. Kleanur Jackson, Karl Mack, Caro lyn Dickson and Bob Ennian. 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