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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1948)
"MONDAY, MAY 3, 194B HFRALD AND MEWS. KLAMATH FALLS ORFCON ' PACP NINH Seniors To iive Comedy Of Errors Wlllluni Hlmkdhiiriin' ' only funl (nl piny, "Ciimmly f Knurs," will bn prMiKillnl a lliii Kluiimlh Unliui liilih arlmola srnlur clafi piny Muy ' in and II, II wnn niinniini'i'il by Mrs. flnirvleve Oppril. tiiiiilly illiwinr. !" TlM ply will be glvm lit u iilil- I jit-ni iiiiitliinn mi My in. mill mi UrnlliB prrfin illume lor Urn public ln May 11. K HttltlHila liiivn bri'ti working tin the oomrdy lor llic punt M wreks. Ml toalunira have hunii iTfiili'd by Ihr tluileiita mill 1 1 icy nm iiilnrlul '.In the IJiniim niylr. Hubert lliin lnlor him mrmmnl 111 art which to .'.nil simple Grecian lines, i Members of Hi i imt Intitule, tlukr, jl.elloy Uvrinn: Aik i, iiimcliunl 'tut Hyruiiuw mill fullirr l ih twin J Anllpliiilili"'". Hex Mills: Aii"ilpli iluo iiot Kpliraua, Hurry CIhiimiii; Anil plmlu nl byiuriine. I'll llt'simi: I I Jrninici ol Kplirsiis, H"y 1 .iirmjn ; f Dmmio ol HyrurUMi. llrniji Junes; 1 llalllinrnr, Hill Hmilliwrll; Aiwrlo. vvld iiieiiiiiuil, Hiuiirt Oliver; first inrri'lmiil, Hill Musy; ttirunrt merchant, Gilbert Joyce; I'lnrh. n tlmitir, Alvln IJiinicIs; Acinlllii, who ol Arvroil, Kutllcrlllc Wilmm. Ailrlmm. wile ol Anllpliolus of Kplirsiis. Dilllim H Wtmli-n: I.U clium. slslcr ol Atlruiuu. Miiry l-ou Cass mid I Jin Ann Uimr: l.me. ... i i.til nl Aili-liiiiu. llorli ritlnwlue; ,irMin. Niidliin Yoiki-y; Jullirr . . 11..1. M... ..it hiwI 1 lli-lr Situ Ollli ri, i.kw ...... .. - Young. I'lny iniiiiuiirr l Mlimrl Oliver; rimtuine dirn tor. Kutliriiiir WUmjii; smite mummer, Alvln IJiinii U; liiihln, LrHoy Ijilduhl; make-up. iliiiinnUin clniu.es. Mm. H H HlnmuHIM: sl'iK" set, art department. Ittihrii Hull liur; publicity. I'aul McCnll, Her bert Curllii; bininrwi in n a K c r. Glenn Jirni. Driver Burns Under Wreck TUB UAI.I.K.S. Muy 1 1V' A yonnii mutui tt was bin lied lo drain wliild plnnrU mulct it winked auto mobile eusl ol here yciirrduy. rilitln iMilltd irportrrt gasoline fumes ol the fur apparently were limited by defective, wiring or tlif lluina of highway wuining tiuin rL oul by one of llu ro WnKliltiKtti yoiUlm who nviifticd hi mi utiriuptrd 10119. flit! victim. I'liilhrrl Mryrr. III. oii of Mr. mid Mm. Kttu Mrycr ol Condon, Ore., wnn nhio nl Oie tune f ira broke out. Hp hud tpoken to hi coinpuiiuuu. Floyd Cok And Um Adlmd. both la. Cnnilnn. )M before the fire enveloped the wrcck ge. CtKik end Adlard Miffered hrtilnei mid lacerutloim of the head. Klre Chief Chrlr Kolh Jr. Mid the reapiie wua aiieniptril by llirh nl Rirlm, (loldpiidulp. Vall., Ed i r Onblirri. Wulirnni. Wun , and ieiry Portacliy. OoldPiululp, who ar rived at the u-ent alter the acci dent. Pnllce tald the car driven by Meyer had ikldttrd In ni.tklng a cui-ve Jum east of here It plunged Into a ditch and overturned. Dr. Gregg Accepts Willometrc Post BAI.RM, May 3 n- Dr. Rolwrt D. Olfitg will become proleMtir of hl tory and dean of the college of lib eral arta al Willamette university September I. Hi appointment win announced by Or. O. Herbert Smith, Willamette piee-ldcnt. Qregg hn been hend of the hln-loi-y department at Carnegie Iiutl nn of Technology in rittsburgh. Pa for the pant 13 yearn. Cyclist Hurt In Sudden Smash-Up NORTH BEND, May 3 lTf A motorcycllat suffered a aevered ear and face laceration Saturday when thrown through a plate glnna office window an hla vehicle nkldded out of control hi nildtonn. Police reported W. E, Terrv. 37. North Bend, had Just atnrted the engine of the cycle when It leaped ou( of control. nnowNS LA C1RANDK. May 3 lI'i Tell- I year-old Bhnron HutAon drowned rmurdny In the Qrnnile Roiulc .j'r when rubber bont ahe wan filing In eapalr.ed. She wna with her fill her on n (lulling trip. YOU CAN'T WIN... Wm i. not when you're defend ing a damage lilit. 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