Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 19, 1948, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MARCH 1?, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Kidnaper, Victim Back In Custody ( ON Olll, VI. Mnrrli 10 Tli ullrgctl kliliiHiM-r f a Id-ymr old furnirr'i dmiiliUr mpturrd wllh hrr Ihrr mllr fnim lirr fil ial huine tmtay. Pl.i- in 111 nnirn dritimulliig futMl Irtl thrin to thr plr. Tim flirt wm rrxirtnl "OR" bf HIM tr I'tillrf (itmntUalmirr Mrrrltt I don. hhrrlfr Jul. ii II. VMIIii.n tulil Kriinvth A. liiflHlU, 34. mid prrlly UmrlolKi O'llrlrii tolil hlmi "Wit didn't cut In (our ihiyn mul lml only mrUrd nitow fur drink lug." MlnfHluiilrd' Police ehnryi Intcall. mi ri-rnn-vlrl mul liiinbrrjBck. wiu "iiifnlii ulrd" wllh Ihr IiikIi whiml mil mul rlml her ftl Ktinpoltil from hrr imrrnU Hundny niitht. Mr llrnl two bliU trum h nltfiiuun utirr ihrcut riitnu Iipi ptirntu. police mild. He hud worked on tin OIHIrn fiutn liul iiiinnirr, IniAlIt wits Ukrn to rounly Jul I M (.ulltlliftll and Uretl rhrr uf kldnnpiiif. mid kuauH wllh a dn f rrouk wemmn. 4 Thr jtlrl'tt lalhrr. i'liark O Hrlrn, fuund thr tmlra In a fuM boi In hli barn laal nlihl, a aUle U wiper re port rd. Tltn I'uoprr auld O'flrlrti rhn krd tltP luw box wlirn the IlKhU wriU out In thrir homr and found two nutra (IrnmnilhiK food and Riving dliirtlo:u where to Irave It. Our note wm mmird by IiiKnlli and thr othrr by thr girl, the Uuoprr aid. Lakoview People Here On Rood Meeting Jv i 1 f. ' AT Tule To Host Pomona Group TUI.KI.AKK. Murrh IB Hitktvmi county I'oiitoim gtuntie will mrrt hrtr 8a t m1 it y In thr aimrx of Die Tulrliikn C'oininiinlty I'trixbyirrltm church, brk'iimtnif at 10 o'clock. A pothick dinner will be srrved at noon. Thr roinnna mauler U rxMi-ud and a Utyr rriirrwniation from autKirdtnatr graiiRrA ulncr thli In the firm tluie In four yrara that Pomona tin been hrld In Tule lakn Tulrlakewitl furnish the prog mm whlrh will include vocal numtwra by the mothrra' rhnnu of thr IM'A, and number arranged by Leonard MrAhke. AuMln Trrry Ii mauler of the Tulrlake grnnge, which will br the hotit grange, and Mr. H. T. 8lret la arcrrtary. Ilrrr arr arvrral of the Lake rounly folka who wire In Klamath thla week to talk ovrr highway mat Irr wllh mrmbrra of the Klamath rounty court and chamber of commerce. The men In the picture, membera ttt Ihr Lake road drlrgallon. arr Inkier Klder. matter of the Ijike Pomona grange; County Judge J. It. Ilerkman, center, and, atundltig. Manager Jark Maynr of the chamber of rommrrrr. Heated at right la Mn Mayne, and ktandlng by Man la Mr, r. R. Hhulte. a vlaltor from H cattle, which Jack aald la a northern auburb of I.akevlew, Traditional Music To fie Highlight Of Program Cup!I.Mn of InfHnU will take place m the early wrvlce. Sunday iirhool fcr the younit people will meet at the regular hour. dementis In Masaryk Job PHAOUK, CMchmilovnkla, March IU il' The Praitue radio announced today that Vlado Clernenlla, a com niunlat, haa been appointed foreign minister ol Czechonlovakla. C'lementU, who had been the No. 3 man In the foreign nilnlntry, suc ceed. Jan Maaaryk, who died In a plunge from hut apartment In the foreign office building March 10. The new foreign milliliter, a Bio vak, had been accretary of state for foreign affairs and had been Ma saryk'a chief awilstant for several years. He Is a lawyer, 46 years old. The Prague radio broadcast said the offices of foreign minister and secretary of atat are being com bined and that dementis will fill both posts. 92 Escape Injury In Roaring Fires VANCOUVEIt, B. C, March 18 CPi Ninety-two persona miracu lously escaped two spectacular over night fires here Thursday, which demolished the Joint services' offi cers' mesa at Jericho licacli and swept through an elevator shaft at Washington hotel In the East Hast ings district. The officers' mess was completely gutted and damage has been unof ficially estimated at 1250.00(1. The hotel blaze caused only slight dam age but forced the 80 guests to flee In night clothes. Twelve Canadian army officers fled the Inferno at the mess, the former Jericho Oolf and Country club. Cause of the fire la still un known but It la believed to have started In the lounge. Salvation Army Elections Slated Election of officers and members of the Salvation Army advisory board will be an Item of business at the luncheon meeting of the board act for Tuesday, March 23. at noon, at the Salvation Army building. Mitchell TllloUon, present chair man of the board, la leaving soon : to make his home In Portland and i will not be able to serve after April 1. Broad hurst Plea Slated In April SALEM. March 19 IFt The ap peal of Gladys Broadhurst, under life sentence for the slaying of her wealthy rancher husband. W. D. Broadhurst, will be heard some time after April 10. The state supreme court extended the period for filing briefs to early April and aald thr hearing date for the woman would be set later. t'jjjdklv G!&!ii A GIRL WHO LOOKS SWEET ENOUGH TO EAT USUALLY DOES Looking For SEA FOOD Tonight? CRACKED CRAI BAR-B-Q CRAB CRAB LOUIS CLAM CHOWDER RAZOR CLAMS LOUISIANA PRAWNS PLANKED SALMON STEAK and of count. Our Delicious CHICKEN and A-1 STEAKS Open I P.M. Sundays 4 P.M. fJfjTTTI WHT MAKtt I Anuwtr: Contrition of Irar ducu. Jurt 2 drops of Pnetro Nm Drop, in each rvMtril MJtf) watery flow, anifnea and linn You fori relief, breath, eaaief nrht sway. "m in a n-ne "- DROPS nr lirrnn nose A a prrlude to Kittter Hun da), the Palm Hundny acrvtcrt, at the Klrt Prrsbytrrlmi church will contain much 'xaditlonal muMc of Ihr arain including the organ pre lude "Andante" from the "Ora ii Tin. Hie 8evrn Wordn of ChrUt" by OubfilA, the poMlude, 'When Thou Oomrnt," by HoMlnl. Carl lluuel will lng the trnnr nolo. "Korwnrd to Chriat" by O'Hnm ai.d llir choir, under the direction of Andrew Umey. will alng the ' at'lrlttial. "Wrre Ynu There?" ar j ri'i.Ked by Hurlrlk'h. Mrs. Cleorye I Mclntyrr will alo play a chorale ! b Bach "When Thou Art Near," Krv. David Harnett Jr. will mwiik on "Tli la Prrirtual Handwashing." 1 Wratmliutcr fellowahlp will fra- Blast Death Toll Mounts CK.YI'RAMA. HI. March 19 Itie known death loll mounted to fie Uxlay In an rxploiOnn which drntrnyed a two-atory brlrk building In downtown Centralla lant night. Two btKlirs wrre found beneath the pile of rubble by firrinrn curly today aftrr an all-night near eh. Near midnight, about three houra aftrr tr-i bln.it. two bodies had been found In the wreckage. One woman died of Injurlrs at Hhe wits being carried Into a hospital. Kirrmrn continued to search through the ruliut for other bodlei after report by eye-witneMr thai aome prMon.n had been trapped when the airurture collapsed. Thirty persom were injured. Ten were reported in from aerloua to critical condition. The budding housed a tavern and a small pool hult-Uvern on tilt first floor and small apartments and sleeping quarters In the nine rooms on the second floor. The cnuse of the expiation had not been determined. Chief of Police O. T. Hounds estimated damage at 940.000. Printers To Meet Saturday Hint officers of Die Mimlrr Print ers nf Orrifnn will hold thrir quar terly miTUna at the Wlnrma lintel Btiiunlny at 2 p. m.. It was an nounced today. Kd Turnbull of Eimrnr, prmldriil of the orRiinlrntton, will be In rharxe of the mretinit when matters nf Im portance to priming establishments will be brouiiht up. Olhcr officers are Olto Smllh of Klamath Falls, vice president; (Urn W. Crusnn, Portland, secretary nuuiimrr. Dlrertora are Phil Dla (llnp. MrMlnnvillr: Orrln Downey. Portland: Fred VanLoh, lbnnnn. Olio Hinllh Is president nf the Klamath Ilnsln Master Primers and Alice Vitus Is serretary. Mret init are hrld the fourth frlday nf each month at dinner In tho Wi- i nrtnn. Ralph's Mobil Service Motor Tuning flraka Service Lubrication See Ralph Before lluylng TlllKtt AND BATTKRIKS lllh A Klamath Phone 54ft lure report from two out-of-town mrmbrra on the planning confer ence held by the young people In Portland recently, at the ft p. m. meet It g Sunday. At 8 p. m. the p-h tor's communicant's clans will hold I La flniil sen Ion on the topic, "rnrglvenrwi of Sins." The scAMon of the Presbyterian church meeta Tuesday eveninu. 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