Herald and news., April 13, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THREI
Communist-Led General
Strike Hits Italy, But
Effect Short Of Hopes
MOMK, April 1 2 !') A imlliiii
wicU, coimiHiiilt-riillrl, mir-limir
(Mirml Irllm wml off unlrrril
In lUly Utln moriitni.
KrporU. huwrvrr, tnrl) tilrrl th
work titpimi Ml far short cif
arhlrvliti thr irnrrul pxrulvali tr
dlrtrd by lt liutlftulorri, Mir rum-niunUt-lrrf
(irnrrwl rnltlrrntliin
mt Ijihor (ClilM. Thr Rlrikr wh
imllrd to prnlr! Hip MvImkk of 3(V
Hlrltlmi labor Inulcr ovrr Mia pail
iwtt yn.
'l'ho pni-niininuitlhl ni'Wpiipor II
Fftpno rrpnrlcd. iiir-milliiir, tluit niw
pr-rlr'tlm vlnlrwicn him hrru in
tinned by thp "fiiwlftl terror" In
tlm nut)),
Five Die In
Accidents
II y The AMorlulrd I'rrM
KlVfl lKIMItin, lltlllllhllU two ftlU
drill Hlrplnun pllou, Ulril ui Uio re
' stilt of tu-ciiltmu In WtuhliiKtuu
tiita HtUurtluy mulit and Buuctity,
Tlit two lllrra were mutt lug a rou
Mil UKliiluu (Hulit whrn thnlr pluno
oi'iuhad Huiulny uftmioou 1(1 nil leu
'uulli of Hcmtttc, They wire Idtmtl
flfKl aa Al Johiuun, Jt, and Clnr
nco Cartiwell, 'A'i, both of Auburn.
It wu not known which of the two
men was al the control of the rnnt
d plane.
The remaining Uirra drullia re
sulted from traffic sccldrnu.
lAWrencn E. H tidier and Clarence
Johiuon, both of Arllnuton, died
yiMiterday afternoon nf Injuries re
ceived when their tig hi car plunged
Into a dllrh alonir the Arlliufiiiii
DarrliiKton highway early Sunday,
flherlff drputtm anld the cur, own
d by Johnunn, ikldded more than
loo yards before landing In the
Jltrh.
Margaret Wood, IK. was killed
Saturday night in a two-mr colli
sion. Her death wns Hrattle's 3Ut
traffic fatality of the year.
PTA Notes
Premonla April meeting wu held
n Thursday, the 8th. with Mrs. A A.
Montgomery, president, presiding.
Hew officers for the coming year
war circled, consisting of Mra.
Jemae Riley, president; Mn. Emma
line Fltapatrlrk. rice president: Mrs.
Charles Mcfarland, secretary, and
Mn. JuiuilU Robb. treasurer. The
anaaiberahlp otd to send the newly
Icctad officer a aa delegates to Uie
otnlnf lUU convenuon at Klamath
rails, wlui registration fee paid fur
lour othar members to be chosen by
ah new otfloers. Fremont, with a
, total membership of 30, la sntltlrd
a alcni anefsiea at convention.
' Bummer Roundup waa called to Uie
Mwntlon of the memberahlp, with
rrtnwnt'i data to b luted later.
Mra. Hunt Introduced a aktt from
aha Taudavlll "Johnny Takea a
Tour," whloh Fremont Junior Hull
praaanMd Thuraday, April and
Friday. April Mr. Kaup, principal
M Pramont, waa meal aeuker. and
apoke to an attentive and Intereated
audlenca on "Buiulardlaallon ot
. . ). ' 1 1 m avrtluitljwl Ih.l
KlamaUt Palla city achoola will r
aelre approximately 1121.000.00 from
the baale achool tax. and outlined
what sUmlHrdlntton requirements
amounted to In our own schools.
These requirements are very broad,
and Include not only hiuh standards
of physical plants, but morale of
pupils, relations between community
and achool, and certification of
teacliera' credentials. Mr. Kaup slat
ad thai In his opinion It will not
only brlni low standard sell i up
to requirement throuithout tin .-.tale,
but will call for continuous effort on
the part of schools, their boards and
their personnel to keep up to stand
ard. Room la, with Mr. Ward as home
room teacher, won the roum award
for Junior hliili, aflcr hilarious calcu
lations, and Mrs. Ilobln.ion's second
Uinde won the Hwind below slulrs.
Tea. waa served In the ciifclerln by
room mothers from riiuIfs 3 nnd 6,
mid room 10 mid 17, with Mrs. Kcl
llnll tilr,.,n ,! Mr. .Inlitl
l.Hrnnu Jr. and Mrs. Harry Bolvln
a.ixlstlhi.
TKAIIS
8POKANK, April 13 ll'i Tears
atrenmrd down Die pretty fiice of
Uepiity Sheriff Mury mi Krelg to
day as she told her boss how she
riispcrncd Hue of people wait
ing fur a bus.
"The founliiln pen tear mis gun
In my hiuiillmg went off when I
diopped It on the sidewalk.
"All 1 anld wuh 'Irnr gas,' and I
Waa nil bIoiic."
Could It Be You?
Odd Would not be Clod If He lied
and, hhvh He The wiigrs of sin
Is deiilh.- Honmns B:a:t. All have
sinned and eurnrd llllll.K ORATI1
which Is elernnl srpiirntlon from
Clod out with the murderers, llurs,
the vile and uni'lenn. Sec llev.
31:8. God loves us In the lust limn
and Me put our sins on Ills Hon
Jesus who died for us to clear us.
To escnpe the wrntli In come,
you must hold to Clod's word, tlml
He put nil your sins on Christ,
who died for you. Hillevc Clod,
obey Him In this, stnnd on 11 Hint
Christ's dentil for your sins - hns
clenred you. Believe nnd Clod glvea
you eternnl life.
"Many yours nRo the Lord Jesus
beeiime my peiwinnl Saviour. To
Him nlono I look for salvation. By
His blood nlone, have T been saved
from sin." PHILLIP A. P.NNSON,
Pres. Dime Hnvlngs Dank. Drank
'yn. N. Y anil Hx-Pres. Am.
Hunkers Asnn. And I lie Bible nsks:
How shall wo escape If we neg
lect to grenl salvation? Ileb. 3:3.
PoniHtid-l-OiA. This npnet pnld
'or by a Portlnnd fnmlly.
UlwpaUiu'H to Die pupfi suld two
peiNoiiH wuru killed und 'A'i Injured
when a bmnb whn tohM'U Into the
uildfit of a coiniiiiinlHt-dtiiilnuLd
populur fionl i ally at Liw.unnio
near lvcce yi-hteiduy.
Ulutieppo (Jnliuifto, fionl cuiullduU?
for the ihiiinlier nf deputies In Uun
diiy's nutlonul elections, whs re-puiU-d
Injured.
Only the stoppugr of utreel cars
und buses Inillrslrd Ui Kumit resi
dents that the griieml strike was
on. The ('(ill, hud announced that
the vlly's telephone service would
he suspended during the strike, but
the phones kept working.
Miuiy stores reinultted open, the
employes uppiirently Ignoring the
strike cult. Uovernmenl offices mild
they were working nonnully, Kac
torleH, however, were Idle.
The Hon Hi July bombing, If true,
would emphunlre the growing hos
tility Ui the coiniiiiinlntii drinou
sLriited throughoul Italy In the clos
ing week of the election cnrnpaign.
It was tit Iercr curlier this month
(hat Ciimmunlnl lender I'nlmlro
Toglluttl whs Jeered for the first
lima In the cuinpnlgn.
Toduy's strike action wits opposed
by a minority fiictlon of Die COIIs
executive corn mil tre representing
Christian deuuKmts. republicans
und moderate socialists,
Two Injured
In Smash-Up
Two men were Injured Friday
afternoon when their car turned
over In their efforts to avoid hit
ting an oncoming truck Just north
of Chemult.
HrnplUllrd are Rulph N. Var
ner. M, of 101 H ftth and Marry J.
Kngmsn, 52, of Hereford, Tex. Kx
tenl of their Injuries la not known.
X-rays were being taken this after
noon. Mrs, Vurnrr, 42, whs also In the
rat at the time nf the criuh, and
wus unhurt except for minor bruis
es and shock. Hhr said that the
three were en route to Bend when
they swerved to avoid hitting the
trurk. Their car hit the shoulder
of the road and turned over, she
said They were brought to Klamath
Falls by a pausing motorist. Name
of the truck driver U not known.
Extension
Unit News
ni.v
At Urn lust meeting of the year for
the Illy unit, officers were circled,
project for the next year's meet
ings were suggested and plana lor
Himicffiiikers Ouy wero completed.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mra. Ifndley on April 8.
Project for the day was foreign
cookery and waa demonstrated by
Mra. Wynn Hates and Mrs. Carl
Chase.
Now officers are Mrs. Oave Camp
bell, chulrmau; Mra. Dunne Cassldy,
vice chairman; Mra. Hob Cascbeer,
aeeretiiry-trensurer. They were in
stalled by Mrs, James Dixon, a long
time active member and past chair
man of the group.
Greatest Interest on subject sug
gested for the ensuing year seemed
to center on millinery, tailoring and
more foreign cookery, Mrs. Camp
bell und Mrs. Cnssldy will represent
the group at the county planning
meeting to decide on projects.
Students Attend
League Meetings
EUGKNE, April 13 lTV Th Ore
gon High Bchool International Re
lation league delegate heard
spcukera on human right ind for
eign relations at the annual meeting
here the past week-end.
The lim pupils elected Pred Mel
kle, Jefferson high of Portland,
president: Ann Kllllugswortli, Jack
sonville high, vice president, and
Jean Hlden, Commerce high of
Portland, secretary-treasurer.
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Youngster Tries
Original Theft
INDIANAPOLIS. April 1J l4'i
Phillip lloyl. 16. didn't miss a dollar
bill from Ins pocket when an eight- i
year-old boy slipped out of a Ihea- '
tre seat next to him yesterday. !
Hut when the boy enme back from :
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