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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1948)
(HI DAY, APRIL 23, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEC. II PACE 3 Extravaganza flafed Tonight The ll-uruil(i school rxtravakiiirta, picaculcd nnniiiilly by the munlr lumliment il llm lily school system, will he ulvcli J'liiluy iivciiIiik lit o'clock III UlO KUIIH lllllllllllllllll Willi lllllcll fllll-tllM! Cllllliecll'd Willi Dili elaborate H ikIiii linn. Itlvcrslile. C'uiiucr, Kmupvrli. I'ellcun, Fremont, Ml IU nnil Full-view ,rf llm seven schools rcpirsenlril. unci following in the piumum which U open to tha public: "lllversiile Hurstis" "Kim Of Vuur West" tirades 4 to 7 Unule 7 Lewis FrcilerUkson Mult KliinlKuii Jr. Mis. Florence I'lrlke Mm Juiuillii KociiIk James W. Youilif Ilurbnra Moore Jnhii Kuykcntliill Ororue llraltol) Carol Taylor Jimmy Hoyd David Drew Johnny llrlnriiiir Mm. Ola Mm Curler HIVKHMIPK HCIIUOL Klvoikldo chorus limners trailer cmiuin Jiiita Ulinior - Unices . - Mt-Miviy CONIIKK HCIIOOI, Chin u Pupils ill 4th nnil Mh kiuiIcs Kruili'H "IW Hcchcn, Hhliiey Johnum, Curl lliulorliin, Dick I'rlcisoll, Illlly Houser, Mnllrlta Mi Kill Inliil, Ulrn Clerk. Jrtlrcy l,ce Indlull tlullin Third made IMirrtnr Auitusta Parker ArklliiwIrillirllirllU: Duller Mrs. Miirtlm Mi i.liilulllln, Mis. Evelyn Jimn troAllllllcs Mm. Muriel CIikhIwIii HMKc selling Mynm Wheeler "Knnir While And Tllr Hrrii Dwarfs" HOOHKVM.T 8C.IIOOI, Hcriic I fcvcnliui-dwiirts coining home from work. Heme II Morning of Hie next duy. Him- White Alice Clcary W.kril sieiiinoiher ilhguUril as wltrh Ann llrndcrmni Prince dimming I'hlllp Detroit ui Is: mriw rlllrry (Iriilliiy Happy llmllful I Joe Dour? Uirnclar Arknowirduciiirnia: . jra n Dlrkri'Min, singe sets nnd designs, sMlslrd by Ito.it Tumlln mid Koimlll Jeliwll, students. Mary Uuillrl. Ilrlrri Perkins. Florence Mown, enrol Bumptcr. Forest Tucker, mid all parrnls who made costumes. Binge crew Michael Iluike, Edgar Tomlln Accompanist Jean Adunu "Hwrrtlimrts Of Kong" I'Kl.ICAN HCIIOOL Daisy Patricia Wilson fcsrort Philip Dovey 1. 1 a Jane - Helen Cramer Dancers Diane -Proslse, John Tllman. Itonald Tllman llweet Sue Wunetta Owens Busla Dclorls Flowers Chorus - tirades 8 and 7 Director - Mm. Loin I.lnd Accompanist Mm. Leigh Peimlni Acknowledgements: Mm. Caroline Ward and PTA. 'hongs Around The Campflre" FREMONT SCHOOL Pirnlrken Members of the till, fth snd 7lh trades. Director .... Margaret Btecnson Aboard The A. B. Mills" MILL SCHOOL, Blow ths man down Hen Turpln. Clene Bt. John, Jsmes Pugh, Tommy Premo, Hill Matthews, Gilbert Johniton. Jerry Lambo, Don Sid Day, Darrcll Hhlpler. Isllors' Hornplw Michael McCsll. Bill Jacobs Emsll boy Danny Oardner ullsby . Elliabeth Aberrromble, Olorla Btolk. Darlene Woods, Bhlrley Towney, Anita Pence, Margery Bhreeves, Sharon Hayford, Ruth Wood, Claudia Miller, Jacqueline Hayden. llthleUo dance . Donna Jacobs Bailor crew dth and 7th grade chorus Director ... Kreda Erfle Afrknowledgemrnts: rVnie seu . Dean Jones, assisted by Florence Walker Accompanist . Constance Lampropulos Atafe crew Oeorge Hanson. Bill Matthews, Jerry Lambo "The Young Artists" PAinVIEW SCHOOL The mamer arilM - - - Dennis Todd Tha child Bryan Arnold The model Bhlrley Schoenthaler Other art IMS ... Itlchard Ward. Lorraine Price, William Harlan, Rich ard Plcser, Patsy Taylor, Patricia Fisher. Chorus . Members of the 4lh and 8th grades Director Margaret Bleenson OVS Students Watch Photo-Engraver At Work HMI "111. v 1 r" jl I 1 N rM& iv.. iiuiir,cjr . V- , i Ui 1' M I .... mi lttUm iH ii iHiilll IT t1lllMiMWMMt Five Rirmtrt. fruni the photiiKraphy rlM at the Orrfon Vocational M-hool apent m day this week In The Hrrald and Nhi pholo-rnnrnvlru department, where F.ncraver F.rneat Iledlund drmonit rated the Intrlrartes of making rut Burn as the one shown above, Iledlund la seated, and when the picture was taken was rulthlni a fluUhrd cut with magnesia puwder. I -eft to right, standing: Perry C'armlrhael, Irutrurtor Francis K. Mrlntoih, Morris McAffee, Nellie Rarclay, Clarence McDaniels and John Berrgo. Troop Use Power Held To Be Legal WASHINGTON. April S3 P Senator Vandenberg IR-Mlch.l, told the senate Thursday that President Truman probably has au thority to send United States troops to maintain order In Palestine with out consent of the congress. At the same time, Vandenberg said In reply to questions that he had not "been consulted" about such use of troops in Palestine or about the partition of the Holy Land between Jews and Arabs. Vandenberg said there Is a gen eral constitutional power of the president to send troops outside the United States to protect Amer ican citizens and property. He said various presidents had done this from 100 to 125 times without asking authority of con. gress. As to the Palestine situation, Vandenberg said: "There is some such authority to send troops resident In the presl. dent." But Vandenberg said this rests in a "twilight zone" of presidential authority that frequently has been challenged in the past. Administration officials have pre dicted that Mr. Truman will ask congress to approve any use of American troops in Palestine. Truman Okays Red Meet In Washington WASHINGTON, April 21 lIV President Trurniin rcltenited Thurs day his willingness to meet with Premier Stalin In Washington, and his unwillingness to Irnve the coun try for such a conference. 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