Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 27, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948 HRRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Millionaire Bob Topping, Lana Turner Wed In Huge, Well-Staged H'Wood Rites Ity (il'NK IIANDHAKrH HOM.YWOOI), April U7 ili -Wrll, tt wa cpiHe product Inn. litiN Tun i it, I he- bride, wu iitdhwil, mid iinrvoiiN. Her whllc-mrhld cor aiine trembled. Mie went iipMiitm and Inv down in rrl (fr r hall hutir after (he ceremony. HIip apnke her "I willh" hi junl lit wive h whimper. 'Hit1 riinvli-H' btmide awcater (thl, 37, uim fur Iran pnlwi'd limn In (hr II time hr linn been untitled In WPll-trhi'itrrird movie acenen. Her (lurk -haired, mill m n n I r bridrurnimi, Him try J. illubt Top. ptnw, 34, heir to n tluplute fniliiiic, mild hln vnwM with culm ithruirunre The black-robed rln w vumn told thrm hohitrnly In the rrrrinnny: "Henry mid l.tinn, Irl hrllrvr Hint In thr province of Ood you hnvr Hi InM found emit other" Hr adjured thrm to "phut totirthrr. High School AW j .3 S MARY LOU t Jl CASE Ull ' 2kl fce. Wnh the polls ih-i) from 8 ;t0 to 4 p. m , .lUidritt wrnt to thr library uidy hull today to cunt their ballot tot jitudrnt body oftueiv Hitter a candidate inut win by majority, arvrral rrvotr wilt probably lr run off tomorrow; voting lit tlir nnte manner. Mim lAJitibc KrlM-y ft Hi tr union clajwea ate vrliturlliu oil imin trilling rut hrr dtHVicni. auiUiik next Mon day. A mitrry chool for 4 and a year-old, both boy and gulp., will be conducted lit thr atlri noons front 1 10 to 3:40. IIUA 1ft Uj tclvr lltr girl experience In takinti care of children tind atnh. Any puirnt having ii 4 or h-yu-nUl child in tereted in the w hool, Kill pli ttnr call MlM KrUry i O'.'tU alter b p. m Anotitrr counting of thr track quern ballot Juiw that lltr rare i moving rather Jowly. In thr lead is Firnhman lictty iMiniigrr, with MHU point. following in .Icvir.iMnt, or der are (Sophomore Bandni Moore. wltJi BOW) point ; Junior, Isrveily Young, Itril itnd iilor, Trudy Hcit nrtt. 7M0. TliU tut shown Hint thr frehneli have ipmkI clmurr of making thrlr candidate queen Aft only litre day remain in the con WL Thlft l qultv ii chuiiur frttm but yrtr, when Uir mcc wm briwrrn feha nlor mid junior c)AAjr. An xiubit u now on dplny in art nxjin, of CnrnrKir uwurd winning dramiih from thr Orrguit Ceramic atudlo. Itobirt Hnnitrr, tiutnicUir, tin arrunitid thrm round thr wbIIa, mid thr room will or oprn Krlday niitht lor Lhr KUm atti Art aiuocintlon to turvry. Stu drnta are wrlcomr to Uke a look any day at room 3112. Aft plmui now Bttttid Ult trrn-ngc crnlrr will otrn In it nrw liKiition brtwrrn Plnr and Hiuh on Klchth trrfl thl Nuturdny niKht. Muy 1. Thl will br a wrlromr Mtty Utiy pt r rnt to the tren-aftrni of the county, a a rrtfulnr trrn-ngr t-rntrr ha not bren oprn since hut f nil. pluy toKf lhri hi id moid, ImpoiiHliL of nil - piny loKiMhri ." I.Ike A Movlr Ukr n wrli-pirpHted niovlr wrlpt, thr nuirilitttn of the innvle Cinder ella girl ii i id the mllllonnlie yrn terdity Imd rveryihhig; Glamor: I it nit woie h fthrrr rhiunpiiKne luce Mown over u chiitnpiiKiie nittln n 1 1 1 1 Hint did full Jupitlce to her crle briited figure- Iter I j 1 1 1 tt rye npiir klrd, hrr rlicrkn were n tunned pink. Tin (-erriuonliil room wit fruKNint und iikIow with grrrn fern nnd white hlnMmuiH Drama: I, mm wun mwrrlrd In the white, plnrilrr-witllfd llvliitt room of Wll llum H. attllyi Wllketwiii. movie tmdc-pler publlhher, who dlmov errd hrr for movie II year" ago when he whm Nipping a mllkhhnke. Hr MMVrd a brut man. Excitement: 'Jib rrportrrn, lfl photognipherft and it it'-HMrrl mun JitiniulitK the rn- trvwuv to Wllkrrfton' two-torv Mr)-Air lumtr n thr crreiilony (ttiirt ed at 'X 1'J p. in. Tho Humon Touch: The mntron of honor confrnwd gnlly. "Hrr the crrrmonv wu over. ' My frrt hurt And thr cute flow er girl B-yrnr-old Cheryl ChrU tinr. Ijtnn duughtrr bv a prevlou mnrrlitgr lo Htrphen Criiite aid, ' I'm llrrd ' The nrwlywrdft Mild lltey would rniiitln here overnight, go to I'nlin MprlnKt for n few day, then fly to New York City They Mill May 5 on thr Miiuretimln for Uniilon. Topping wedding gift to hi b'lde wmk n broad pluttnum brace lt rt with many diamond Aked how many thrre were. I.nna ri rtmmrd' "I don't know I haven't f ountrd thrm yet 'Don't Let Them Become Delinquents i . ' ' 1 A Ii v , J- J Al thr end of Ihrlr Journry. whal io h bern llirlr lt llh thrlr inotlirr. two mall llktrnrd altrntlvrl)- In thrlr "mum" In ft Hun FranrlM-o buk auttun. Hhr gave thrm rarh 25 crnli, a bt con laliilm thrlr rlothlni and dlrrrtinm. lor rrarhlnc a "unrlllnr homr. Thru hr boarrird anuthrr but and Irfl. The brotlirn, David. 6'i. Hrftl and Danlrl llarllnc. I, told authurltlra thrr rami- from ( anrnnvlllr, Orr. A notr Irft with thrm br Ihrlr mulhrr uld ahr wai afraid of "bltlrr rarlal prrjudlrr" . . . ahr didn't want hrr boya "to become de llnciurnli." Wouldn't ximrunc plraae Uke care of thrm? Minnesotan Bids For Oregon Vote IM)HTI,AM. April 27 W, Har old V.. Ktawn aaifl here la( nirht the nation aliuuld outlaw the com munUl party and Uke tep to cre ate a alroriK world pollre forre to halt war, ill addrrtt waa tilhtl with refer ence to what he called the menace "of the mrnmunUt lotalltarlaniftm of f(uia." In culling for a "collective security aiociution " of freedom-loving na il cjj in, he uld It would w-rve Uj halt further aggrewilon until tlie United Nu Lion cran be MtretiKthened. He added that the UN mut get rid of the veto. He mtid the "real daner of the world 1 that the leaden of the Kremlin may make a mad move toward war," He referred Uj the Colombia not and the experience of Cz:cholo vakla in urging outlawing of the communlnt party. "An American policy must be formulated Uj counter thee dan ger," he ald. "Outlaw the commu nist party overground, and vlpor ouly dig thcrn out from underground." Ilia audience cheerrd thla state- j ment. Hut during a forum aenalon after hi speech a woman waved a ropy of the nation! HIM of KlfhU. Nhe aked Htmanen how he Juvtlfled hi belief aa a rltlzen who cham pioned American democracy. He cited an Ohio supreme court ruling In which the court held that the eonntftutlon guarantee a republican form of government. HtaaHen wa here U formally open hU bid for Oregon's republican presidential preference vote due May 21. He i opposed bv Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York In the balloting- Dewey start on a 10 day tou. of the state May 1: Stas sen will return to Oregon later. ItKPA Y KACH OTHLKR The earth la a luminary to the moon as the moon Is to the earth. From the earth, the moon get earth .shine similar to moonlight. PUMICE TILE For Every Building Need "There ii no Finer Pumice Tile Made." Klamath Pumice Tile Co., 11,40 Oweiu Phunr ! 1 1 , 8KCOND TRY NEWPORT. April 37 A aitr- plua veMel that was kept from docking here by hravv aeas and wind over the week-end was towed Into port yesterday. The freliihter, lter ship of the Joseph Aspdln which drifted to sea and broke up on a reef. Is to be used in buDdlnK a permanent breakwater In Yaqulna bay. The phntiairapliio advertising wet Is one nf the Inrxnt Industrie lit the world. 1 J. L. DEAN Public Accountant ond Auditor New Office Location 306 North 1th St. Phone 9346 rTi Ask for Golden value Golden flavor (Dolmen UicDtoucj LEHOED WHISKEY-II f SOOf . !9 CUM NEUTRAL SPIBITS . I0SEFI S. FINCH I CO., SCNEKltT. IL Dunit?" Business Class Slated nuMnr.sj. courr are bring offered lo adult who are now actively rn Knirrd in buMnrox and are interested in rnrulllhK in the chikAri. which will Ik held at Klamath Union high nchool. H(Kikkreplug. biuiinrsA law. retail ing, textiles, bhir print rradutg and show card writing arr the covirw of frrrd. It t nrcry thl nt least 10 ieo plr rnroll in each divUlon before thl Mccial type of training program can be iHLitht. Tom Willlumit, coordinator of du tributlvr education, stated that If further information U nrrdrd, call VaMii or write thr vocational depart inrnt of Klnmnth Union high school. "Who U- 1 It T v tf v , 'r ' a blii:.:.:.; Youth Killed When Hit By Train ARCADIA. Calif.. April i7 iA; A Pacific Klectrlc train bore down on two boys trapjcd on a trestle over a stream bed. One boy doditrd to satrty In a brace between the trestle rails. Oeorite Smith, 11. hung between the ties at one end of the trestle yesterday but his head protruded a few inches too hlKh. A step of the train smashed his head and knock ed him to his death. Ronnie Lrk, 10, who was playing with Oeorge, climbed back atop the trestle after the train passed. All hoofed animals walk on their toenails. Itaymnnd Schlndlrr. rallrd the "Sherlock llolmr of Amrrlra," will tell nbout hit .1H yrar of crlntr de tecting at thr Knlfr and I'nrk rlub dtnnrr merllng F riday, at the Wtl-lard. OH OH OXKDKD. Knit, April 27 iA1 Thry had to call off last night parade here to celrbrate the royal sllvrr wrddlug anmrrsnry. UttnirLxHty )tirrd hot coffee Into the bug pipe. CARII OK THANKS To all Uir fi lends, some of whom I didn't know, I wish to express my appreciation for the help and floral tributes to my husband, Thomas J. lint ha way MlUi. THOMAS J HATHAWAY. BI RIKO SrAIKO Burial custom of the Igorot tribe. Luron, 1 to place the dead in a sit ting position until the body U dried, and thru Into a cave or grave. I -sis." QQi 11. aaaaaftaWafflsllll MRS. JENNIE LEACH 1 330 Mlchitan Are. rhone It pays to use the Want-Ailst STETSON 4 Cowboy Hots 4 The Gun Store I 255 J use A rHE SAFE ' . r NEW HOME COLOR TREATMENT " EES '-i. Look Vf.iri younscr! 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