Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 19, 1948, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH It, Religious Teaching In Schools Out SALEM. March 19 (IPi Attorney General George Neuner ruled Thursday that religious Instruction cannot be given in Oregon school! during school hours. But he held that iuch Instruction can be given during school hours , U 11 Is given off of school properly. In an opinion for Rex Putnam, state superintendent of public In struction, Neuner interpreted the March 8 United States supreme court decision on the subject as DicanUig that school property can not be used for religious instruction. Putnam said he would recommend that school districts follow Neuner's ruling. Putnam said two plans are being used in Oregon schools to give re ligious Instruction. Both are spon sored by churches during school hours, and parental consent must be given. The essential difference is that in some cities the mstrucuon is given in the schools, while in others the pupils are taken to churches. Neuner wrote that use of school property for religious instruction during school hours violates the constitution. The United States supreme court opinion involved the Champaign, 111. system where the instruction is given on school premises. Regarding the plan whereby th pupils are taken to churches for their religious instruction, Neuner said: "We fail to discover any basis for concluding that such a plan is un constitutional and it is our opinion that the supreme court decisions do not so declare." New Wrecker On Job Here : Vi-rnn .. KU Period To End Thursday Klamath Union high students are casting apprehensive eyes toward their calenders as the third utile week period of the school year draws to a close. The period ends on Thursday of next week, and report cards will be Issued (lie following Wednesday. Many teachers will be giving ex ams over the nine weeks' work, though examinations will not be given on a large scale as they are at the semester's end. With the closing of the period on Thursday, March it. students will , begin their brief spring holiday. ; Classes will resume on the following j Tuesday, giving the students Just ! two actual school days off. j Oraduation preparations ara al- j reuily under way, utid seniors arc diguing deep for the vmiotis linns requited for the lllg Day. lliiiilua llon card? and announcement have been ordrrrd. and two weeks ago. mrasurriuriits and deposits were taken on cum and gow ns. Nine-week raids will alsu be Issued next wrek at Fremont Junior high. Hershey Against Blanket Deferment PORTLAND. Ort ., March III tVv MaJ. Ueu. Lewis II Hershey, na- llomil srli't'tlvr seivlir dlreoliir, op niMn blanket tli'li'iiiit'iils- lor Iiuin em or any other group lie ii HI her Unit he wanted any luttire iliiill law lo apply eitially Ihrnuulioiit thr t'ouiiliy. Heinliry niaile the comment In a session with llov. John II Hull of oieiioii niul llrlx. tleu. Thomas K Itllra, stale adjutant general. Her- 1t4l 1 ahrv. on tour of the country, ill rimllimrd to Olympla. Wash. ''uresis rover mors than looo.noe urrcs In Ihe German slates of Radea unci Wurtleiulrig IT'S ASPIRIN AT ITS BFST KTT iiMiJTTTTITJ.iilrlM I ."MNHillH SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING kiMrl ll.r.itl..S Wsrk (All Mk..l n.ii.Mt rri... tciimsui Sawing Machine Service Vr IHfMRSftl ri.al.r eaMt Sill absala fs Rose Motor company has just added this new wrecker, which was designed by its operator, Charlie Walters. Rose employe. The truck was built by Wentworth and Irwin. Portland. It Is mounted on a model ACR 523 CMC chassis and will handle passenger cars, tracks and buses, Equipment included wrecker crane, winch and vacuum and air brake connections for towing crippled heavy equipment. Apostoii met those leaving a nearby socialist meeting. Jeers and catcalls were exchanged and then fists be gan to fly. Police split the two i groups and sent them on their way. Stronghold Cafe Leased TULELAKE. March 18 Mr. and Mrs. Frank James of Klamath Falls have leased the Stronghold cale from Mrs. Bessie Loudon and her daughter, Elisabeth Roberts. They will take over the business Sunday. Mrs. Loudon, who has operated Green Backs Loan Drive WASHINGTON, March 19 OP) AFL President William Green said Thursday the nation must keep its economy strong to "halt the aggres sive tide of Soviet expansion and prevent another war." Addressing the opening rally for the security loan drive, Green said 8.000.000 AFL workers will "back up American foreign policy" by buying bonds with "every dollar we can spare." The loan drive will open formally on April IS and run through June 30. "Now is the time to save," the Union chief said. Holgar J, Johnson, president of the Institute of Life Insurance, New York, also indorsed the bond selling drive. But he added a plea for tax reduction despite the opposi tion of the treasury, which sponsor ed tha bond drive rally. Surplus Pipe To Be Sold SEATTLE, March 19 (jPj Tons of government surplus four and six. inch pipe from the Canol oil project are being moved to various points on the gulf and west coasts. The Alaska Transportation company is handling the job. The Clove Hitch Is handling the biggest single load 8000 tons. The vessel loaded her cargo at Skagway and was reported today off Grays Harbor on her way to Houston, Tex. The Grommet Reefer, which ar rived in TBComa today, will dis charge 400 tons of pipe there and leave almost immediately for Skag way to load another 1200 tons. Between 10 and 15 thousand tons of the pipe has been purchased by the L. B. Foster company of Pittsburgh. Rome Rally Fight Flares ROME. March 19 uP Fighting broke out at a big leftist rally in the middle of Rome today and po lice riot squads were summoned to restore order. The battling erupted after a speech by Luigi Longo, Italy's No. 3 communist. The popular front rally, in Rome's Plana Santi Apostoii. not far from i the cafe for eight years, was recently Plana Veneua. was one of three ; appointed Justice of the peace in the political meetings being held almost j Tulelake township of Modoc county, simultaneously on this hollday-St. Sne ha5 reserved her home next door Josephs Day. to the cafe, where she will conduct One rightist meeting was address- ! coUn ed by Marshal Giovanni Messe. one- jAm has ten oved on a ume commander of Italian forces in catUf mIlch nw gauntlh Falls. Russia. Another heard Giuseppe . baragat, leader of the anti-communist wing of the socialist party, and Ivan Matteo Lombardo of the socialist unity ticket. Police quickly quelled the dis orders at the leftist rally and no casualties were, reported. 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